foe some qittc ffoye~f RECLINERS MAKE A WONDERFUL GIFT. SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF STYLES & COVERS MAPLE, MAHOGANY, BLACK I GREEN 50ST0N eon nr ROCKER* 0$ ^4>wi N KB* HEAVY DUTY COSCO CARD TABLE SETS * ? ' ? STEEL & OQ qc PLASTIC We Have A Beautiful Selection Of Lamps In Stock! # j Black & Decker) 7!4" UTILITY POWER SAW 27 71 Calibrated depth and b?vel adjustments, 7',?" combination blade. 4400 R.P.M. COMPLETE LINE OF CORNING WARE Complete Line Of Revere Ware FOR " CHRISTMAS IN OUR GIFT CORNER YOU'LL FIND THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GIFTS & ACCESSORIES TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE-FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. PEWTER FROM HOLLAND BRASS WARE FROM INDIA & ENGLAND COPPER FROM EGYPT & ENGLAND WOODENWARE FROM HAWAII GLASSWARE FROM SWEDEN & ENGLAND STAINLESS STEELWARE FROM JAPAN LEATHER GOODS FROM ITALY m Giant Discount Specials SAVE As Much As 40% On Toys UGGAGE, 1 . . . perfect for Christmas ! American Tourister An experienced and famous traveler ************** 9 X 12 OVAL BRAIDED RUG 29.95 Carpet Sale NEW SAMPLES - MANY NEW COLORS AND PATTERNS AT REDUCED PRICES. NOW'S THE TIME TO DRESS UP YOUR HOME AT REG. SALE ? 5?* SO. YD. 8 50 AM VSQ, YD "T95 ? SQ. YD. J BUDGET PRICES. FIRST QUALITY SPECIALS 501 NYLON SCULPTURED PATTERN 501 NYLON DEEP SCULPTURED PATTERN RANDOM SHEARED ACRI LAN H.C. TAYLOR I HARDWARE 1 F U RN I T U Housewares ? Plumbing & Electric Supplies - Heaters - Farm Supplies ? Sporting Goods - Rugs ? Giftwares - Furniture ? Draperies ? Anything For The Farm & Home. Phone GY 6-3423 East Nash Street Louisburg, N. C. H.C. TAYLOR I HARDWARE 1 1 FURNITURE | The Fraifjijih Times pwb> >h?d !.??? * TKwrulay W'?m| All CH PraaMta Cmtmty Veterans To Receive Dividends M<>re than 4.250.000 World War 1 and World War II veterans holding GI insurance policies will receive S236 mil lion in dividends during 1969. W. R. Phillips. Manager of the Winston-Salem Veterans Ad ministration Regional Office, announced today. This is $13 million more than the 1968 dividend pay ment of S223 million. The dividends will be paid throughout 1969 on the anni versary dates of the policies. Phillips said. He emphasized that vete rans need not apply for the dividends since payments will be made automatically. For nearly 4,100.000 World War II veterans. National Service Life In surance (NSLI) 1969 divi dends will total $218 million. The average payment will be about $53. NSLI dividends in 1968 were $208 million. Some 185.000 World War I veterans with United States Government Life Insurance (USGLI) policies will receive a 1969 dividend of $18 mil lion. The 1968 dividend amounted to $15 million. Average payment in 1969 will be approximately $97, up $18 over the 1968 average of $79. Increased interest earnings on government life insurance funds made possible the higher 1969 dividends. These earnings will also enable VA to pay a modest, first-time dividend averaging $11 to approximately 193.000 veterans holding modified life insurance poli Humphrey's Pension Vice President Hubert Humphrey will be entitled to a Government pension of $19,450 when he leaves of fice January 20th. An aide to Mr. Humphrey said he had participated in the pension plan while a Senator and as Vice President. Army And Bases It appears the army is ready to begin scaling down its large training bases in the U.S. as the American buildup in Vietnam nears the 549,500-man ceiling. The Pentagon says no decision has been reached, but admits con sidering cutbacks. Most vacationists have now gotten over their vaca tions and are beginning to get down to work again. NOW OPEN HAPPY TIME DAY NURSERY IN YOUNGSVILLE, N.C. ACROSS FROM TRE-JAY PLANT WE WILL KEEP CHILDREN BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK 6:00 A.M. TO 6 P.M. $10.00 PER WEEK INFANTS $2.00 EXTRA HOT LUNCHES SERVED EVERY CHILD INSURED FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL MRS. "PEGGY" CYRUS AT 556-4701 OR CONTACT MRS. SHIRLEY COOLEY, WAKE FOREST, N.C. cies, Phillips pointed out. These policies are issued at a low permanent plan premium rate and provide maximum insurance protection until the veteran reaches age 65. Then the face value of the polity is halved. Sales Of Guns Greensboro. N. C. - Sales of guns and ammunition will be controlled under the new Federal gun law which takes effect December 16. J. E. Wall, District Di rector of Internal Revenue for North Carolina, said IRS is preparing material to help gun dealers, gun buyers and collectors comply with he new Gun Control Act of 1968 which was enacted by Congress in October. Mr. Wall said the new law should not place any un reasonable restrictions on the purchase or ownership of ordinary guns used for hunt ing. target shooting or other lawful purposes. Persons under 21 will be prohibited from purchasing pistols, revolvers, and ammu nition for such weapons and persons under 18 will not be permitted to purchase any firearms or ammunition. Sales will generally not be permitted to out-of-state resi dents. Mr. Wall said, although a person from an adjoining state can buy a rifle or shot gun by complying with cer tain provisions of the new Act. Sales to residents of a state will be prohibited if possession of the firearm is not allowed by local or dinance. Summaries of pertinent local laws are being compiled in a booklet to be mailed by IRS to Federally licensed gun dealers. The booklet. Publica tion 603, "Published P* Fi nances-Firearms," should be in the hands of dealers before December 16, to enable them to check on the gun laws of a locality before selling a gun. Early Discharges The Pentagon recently an nounced the armed forces will discharge some service men so they can be home for Christmas. Servicemen who would normally be discharged between mid-December and early January will be released earlier so they can arrive home for Christmas. Red Carpet Ford Quality The men at Norfolk build 'em the way you want 'em. Get with a *69 Ford. It's the Going Thing at Foid Dealers now! ^ With a track as wide as Cadillac, the '69 Fords are the smoothest riding ever! And when you get a Norfolk Fcrd you get a car built by the best. So come on in for some Red Carpet hos pitality at your Ford Dealer's today! W SEE YOUR FORD DEALER.

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