THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF
: "* AND FAMILY
Pope's Herb is prepared to provide a
dependable household remedy, based
upon the principle of purity of hlootl
insuring freedom from disease. It is
a medicine for faaladies such as, Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints. Constipation,
Fever and Ague, Female Disor?
ders, Iudigestioi , Luu*bag<>. Kidney
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Headaches, oSs of A petite and all
- ailments arising rom inactivity of the
Liver and Kidney i.
It is a purely H ?rbs, Barks and Roots
Compound It is put up in chocolate
coated tablets j. easing and easy to
take, (or can be c ssolved in water.)
Mrs. J. C. Me ide- of HayattsviUe,
Md. soys:
"For years 11 have suffered with
Backaehe. Headacbes, ^Neuralgia, and
Nervousness and lextreme fatigue. I
tried many remeties without relief
Four months ago ajgrateful friend induced
me to write i> Pope Medicine Co.
Washuigton, D. C., jor a box of Pope'*
Herb Ojmpound Tablets, the very first
dose of fWo tablets gave me relief. 1
used not Quite a Sl.OtJb x aud 1 am en-1
tire I y cured af the pain in my back and
have no more\ieadache."
L>r. J. V. fbwnesfy a prominent
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Y. in pari says: \
4'As a Blooa Pu'rinfit U-iver. Kidney
and System regulator jNfcrescribe Pope
Medicine Co's of Washirvtpn, P. C.
Herb Compound I havddWfor the
past 20 years, and I have^vumLit to |
? be a great remedy, whicn sclcfthuif i
ever fai's< There are thousands' of
tcrs from users of Pope's Herbs, that
have been benefitted and cured by its
nrooer use. Pope's Herb Compound
Tablets ere put up 200 in a Uwx, "six
month's treatment," and will\be sent
post-paid on receipt of $1.00. Each box
contains a printed guarantee' binding
us to refuna the purchase prick if the
remedy fads to benefit, also fufl directions.
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Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co.,
Inc., under the Pure Food and Progs
AcJune SO, 1906 No. Si956.
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ADDRESS
POPE MEDICNE
CO., INC
Pope Buildiftg, Washington, D. C.
More Strong Words for the
Suggestive Questions on
the Sunday- School
Lessons
The wonderful words of praise tor
the I P. B. Q. C., published last
week, have created widespread interest
in our Local Club, so we de
cided to give brief extracts from a
few more letters:
President Hf'L. Nave, D. D., Albany
College, Oregon: "L consider
youi questions intensely practical
and stimulating to thought." Rev.
G. A. Humphries, Pastor Presbyte
nan Churcb, 1 aroaqua, ra.: -> o
braise is too great to bestow upon
your wisely-conceived plan and its
-excellent execution. The questions
are gems. Their comprehensiveness
appeals to me." Grant L.
Riye, Secretary, New York State
Sunday School Association: "The
strong feature of being suggestive is
of great value; I wish every paper,
whether daily, weekly, or monthly
would print these questions." Rev
Walter Bennett, Bradford, Pa.: "]
would like to say that their exceed
ing suggestive interests me. The)
elevate the lesson from the minut<
letter commentary to that highel
and more profitable way ot takini
the great spiritual ideals involved.'
Rev. J. E. Squires, Centenary M. E
Church, San Francisco, Cal.: "An
much delighted indeed that yot
have secured the insertion of these
questions in the "Examiner.' I sbal
gladly help in all possible ways tc
encourage tbe matter, and am sur<
my fellow-pastors will do the same.'
Rev. E. L. Dresser, Genoa, N..Y.: "]
have complimented the editor of iht
'Tribune' on having the questions in
and gave the paper quite a 'send
nff' ir? mvr 'v-\n 1 nlf loaf Siitulon '
? ... , ...? """-"J
Rev. D. If. Glass, Pastor M. E
Church, Chelsea, Mich.: "I have a
class of fifty men and find it ver)
easy to arouse animated and protita
ble discussion by the use of youi
questions. I prize them, not alont
tor their intrinsic value, but for th?
training they afford one in the art
of questioning."
Subscribe for the Franklin Times
read these questions and win a golc
medal. ^
Cat Out and Stud to this OFfkc.
Send the Frank lis Times from
now to 19 the
close of the Bible Question Club
Contest, for the price of 01.50 enclosed.
Count me a member of
; the Iueal Club.
Nwne
Address
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IHPHII.]. vmp..wmw
Suggestive Questions
On the Sunday School L sson by
Rev. Dr. Linscott for the International
Press Bible Question
' Club
I Coji^njAl 1911 by Uev T S I.inrvtt. 1.1
| k ^
April 23r?i 1911.
Joash Repair* i .* IViin King*
xi:21? si?:lt>
Golden Text?Tli'-n ?!?*- i> . e
rejoiced ^for thai thex offend ?ij|.
ingly. "tl'hruii, \xi\.9.
(1.) Verse 21?To wimi *-xtt At
ma} we trust the reiinoiiiui! ?i?*i de
ductions of a bright, a tut |/moiI
seven \t-ar*o< ;r*(. , np>iti uian.-rs
with which he is tarni'i rr ?
(2) What immediately prece-iiug
events Mad led"'up to in h ?v dini*
(Jehoash) being crowned King f
Jixtali ?
\3.) Verse 1?\Yhu was Jel.n-?
(4 ) Zibiuh \v. 1? >h iKOt' cr of the
buy King J--a?bt but li > ? i|?j
father?
\ erSeS 2.a ?1? t ! si. 1- tne
llvlvN^iaile thai uJt ooash did thiit
which was right in the sight of til'
Luril mII bis hays," lil-ral ?,or '
toncadi correct ? (Sen '2 Cliion
xxiv: 17 32.)
(6.) Take two Wen, both previously
good, in responsible positions
of gieat temptation, both having
been religiously trained, one having
a vile and the other a good ancestrv;
one of them late in life becomes a
had man?on the law of averages
wnicb is it, and why?
(7.) Verses4-5?What method or
rule should we adopt in giving
money to the church ?
(8.) What is the relative obliga
tion upon a man fur keeping up his
own house and the heuse of God ?
(9.) Verses 6.8 ? \\ hat were the
priests bidden by the king to do with
the money which the people brought
in, and how did they carry out their
orders ?
(10.) Why is it either wise or on.
wise for a pastor to be the treasurer
of his church ?
(11.) What is your opinion as to
what these priests did with the
money ?
(12.) Which is the right, or better
place to collect money for God's
cause, and w hy, at, the homes of the
people or in the church ?
(13.) Verse 9?If Jehoiada had
gotten up a series of concerts, or lectures,
or bazaars, or tea - meetings,
1 or had set the women to makioe
1 ouilts and selling them, instead ni
1 asking the people to give theii
> money direct, would it or not havt
> been more in keeping with God'i
plans for financing His church
' and whj ? (This qaestion must bt
answered in writing by members o:
' the club.)
(14.) What modern plan for pay
r ing money to the church, most nearb
' answers to putting it into a chest a
the church door, and what is thi
- advantage of the plan ?
' (15.) How many instances cat
1 you recall of dishonesty in handling
' church funds, and bow do they com
pare with the number you can re
' call of dishonesty in banking anc
' other business institutions ?
j (16.) Verses 11 12?Ought i
church to gladly pay the regula:
market value, or should it expect t<
' . j. i ..! ? ? _ I n
I gei worn ana material lor less :
> (17,.) Verses 13-16?Should I
Christian church spend money foi
i style, or for spectacular effect, or fo
. anything beyond that necessary fo
comfort ? > ?
Lesson for Sunday, April 30th
, 1911. God's Pity for the Heathen
, (Foreign Missionary Lesson.) Jonal
t iii:l?iv:ll
f Constipation brings many ailments ii
its train and is\the primary cause o
much sickness. YKeep your bowel* re
. gular madam, you will escape man;
of t)iMUlliMqt8 Vo which women ar
, subject. Coratisfttion is a very simpl
thing, it may lefci>to serious conse
quences. Nature ?teff**as(Jaalittl
assistance and wkn CliaiiillOFfSin'
Tablets are ffiven at Vie first indication
much distress and suffering may b
avoided. Sold by all qealers.
4% M In ? mlnut,
CROUPtef:;i
tMB* 4 and piling gym l>ruggnt
'
- W11 - ? f.? I?lli.^lfwiwi
ECZEMA (JTIRKl). 4 H0W Tii CURE RHEUMftTttM
I'imple Disappear. Complexion C ear-1 it la As internal dumh And Re- ,
e<l C Ver Night. j qulrea An Internal Remedy*
Se? York. ? Thousand* art takinR Tl"> <=*"?> ol rheumatism and kindred
a..v mtagr ol tli. generous oll'cr msde ?!"""!,* aaeic^.ururleae^inth.
TlfcTwoodwo th Co.. 1161 Broadway, I I? th^ ^
v is,.. * ucld must be expelled and tne System so
, . Xhly r?V?VinK expen recuUted that no moro add will be;
uiviita pftragt of Lernola the n?* formed In excessive quantitletRheuma- j
.- v..: oiSo^Vtxv. < Inch 18 mailed free ot j tlsra Is an Internal dlseastJtind requires |
t urge tonliVh ) write for it. It alone ( an internal remedy. r/bbinq with
.> ?ulHcient to> ear the complexion ov- ( OUs ttnd Unlmdnts W1UL NOT CURE.
, e: night and ric 0?e face of pimples in affords only teiporar/ relief at best.
1:1 lew hours. C i\the first application causes you to oelay/he proper treat[of
Lernola the i chtat will Stop. It has ment. and allow^th/ malady to get a
' i cured thousand*. afttVted with eczema, firmer hold on youL Zdniroents may eae
Teeters, Rash* i ltcftuigs Irritations,' the pain, but theVwlll no mora cure
, Acmes, Scaling! and Crttoting of skins, Rheumatism than paint will change the
? scalps, of infant , childrelKand adults, fiber of rotten woao.
It is good for th< preservauv11 and pur- Science has at rat discovered a perification
of the akin, m?nlpN- hair and feet and complete ^ure. which Is called
hands for the prevention of trie clog- Rheumaclde. Teattd In hundreds of cases,
ging of the port* the usual eauda of I 11 ha* effected the fciost marvelous cures;
l:?hw i rr
. | niuiic; a mm manes /wu no" ???* v??o? >
Rheumaclde strikes the root of the dls***
??1 ease and removes Its cause. This splen.
, . did remedy is sold by druggists and
When you haverl eumatism in your d<?aler8 gonerally Bt ^ and n ft
foot or ins'ep ly Chamluriain s i In Tablet form at 25c. and 60o. a package.
Liniment and you U set c^uick relief. Wrlte to Bobbltt Chemical Co., BaltlIt
cost* but a quart irV W hy suffer? more. Md. Booklet free. Tablets sent
For sale by all dealei i. by mall.
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CONSOLIDATED |
RAMO.S .TYPEW^.!TER| Cfi., INC.
C. WEEJOS, TRUSTEE c
y^ND /
THE JOHN 3. RjAMo.Sf TYPEWRITER AGENCY'.S I
Stock of Typewriters, Supplies and
Office J^uTniljure
The following are spec*'*, if Sntayedied write u( at once as these pricos
only last until ttaoetock ii die^osed of
} Sj'^ensd!rfer TyPew^ter 1 >o 3 Unitrwood, long carriage 63 75 (
1 Williams typewriter . /1J00 1 No 6 Refciogton, rebuilt 47 60 S
1 N? 2 Remington typewriter / f 00 x No 7 Retin|ton rebuiit 49 26 1
Wellington typewrite^ r J t5 00 y No i \ifoT, (elite) 62 60 I
1 Fox typewriter ' / "32 50 2 No i Viftor, (pica) 65 00
1 Densmore typewrit^, reWR / 37 50 l No 2 vi|?rs (^llte) 70 00 ,
? **? S % 1 No 2 Victor (pic.) 75 00 <
i No runderwood 7 / ; 49 M 3 No 2 Victore ^ic?> 84 50 <
1 set of Edisons boaftess phonographs, consisting of dictating, transcribing and
shaving machinesJTilso 1 dozen, cylinders. Regular price $210, our price $162.50
1 set Dictaphone^; same outfit, regular price $210, our price $190. $1 and 7oc
ribbons for all tpakes 60c. $3 carbon paper (a box 100 sheets) $2.10 a box.
Prices on office furniture quoted upon repuest. Terms?Express COD on
approved bankable paper. Order at once from
JOHN S. RAMOS
Princess Building WILMINGTON, N. C. Box 54 J
i ?
iSn!T<igiigiign^
The Big Little Store1
; New goods have been beaching us almost
' daily and if its to wear we are sure we
'f have just what you waiit .and remember
' that our saving you a flittle on each yard of
cloth or article\purqhased means more
? goods for the sameSqmoney . I
' Our low cut shoes ore now ready for four nmpeetion, you will find them
here in all of the newest leathet9 in town! white, Velvets, cravenetts and ooze
calf. The styles are many and varied aiil the underpS^es on every pair will '
certainly interest vqu. Come early, biinglhe whole family^ll ages remembered
Specials fori This WeekNv
12jc indian linon or 40 Inch lawn 10c; tie best 7c calicos 6c; cheese cloth rSs,
> school turnouts all colors 4jc; 600 yarda6ic apron checks, unmatchable 6c; 7J to
10c lace 5c.
I CASH IS / ECONOMY
I I sell for cash, it is economical to
I trade with me. /
; R- 2:. yGERTON
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CONDENSED I STATEMENT
THE CITIZENS BANK
HENDER^N N. C.
IXOO.OOC.00
SSsr* gfig S2%''SnC!8 :::::: 7IS
SSs-f rll Sffid,ouwanH
other ,833f AccrugVtorestduedepos'.. 274.60
banks 121.577.fc Del 'to, \ 65,336.39
Total $734,87610 ? ?-al V $734,8.6.40
an 11onorA klk history
Eor 22 years the Citizens Bank, o> Henderson, has ministered to the wants of
itents, through good iimes and thrpugh hard times, doing its best always to
ender substantial! and efficient sedvice. Its reputation of solidity and progresiveness
has attracted a powerful clientele. It will keep on growing bigger and
tronger, under the policies whiclyhave brought it to its present position.
FirstxNational
\BANK
OXF(DRD> NO
Capital ,/jfy. \ $100,000.00
Surplus and ProtitB .// .\.. \ 30,000.00
Deposits // . _ \ \ 500 non on
We want to do some harness with \he good people of Franklin
bounty. We pay 4 per ce/t interest on tinw deposits. Write or call on
is tor any information. Notice oar large\apital and surplus. ?
W. H. HUNT, ashier
You ate Invittd to attend the
OPENING SALE
5 and 10 Cents Store
Friday, Malchi Wth^at 10 a. m.
3reat many speoial values. 1 aajRoing to have a crowd and the big
hings will naturally go first. \ Djp't forget the date and hour you will
ind me on the corner next tothf TIMES office.
J. H. JOHNSON
Mr'oijize
YnJi* Unwfto Trtnl h rrl-^-J f\rr
ivui riuiiiGv llfUUMllO
ro every man' who uses a buggy. /1fkw ill bfcujreatly to your interest to tee roe
jcfore you buy a buggy. I am preowed to make any kind of a buggy you want
i? GIVE ME [YtoUR\RDER.
rod1 if when the buggy is bnish/d yet are not pleased you do not have to take
It. Buggies are fully guaranteed. /CallVnd get my prices. The best buggy repairing,
repainting and ruDb? tir?rwork\a specialty. \j4 years experience in
>uggy building and repairing Buggy material for sale.
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Just Arrived
^Big Lift 01 |
New WGoods
come in and .see mwwhen in town if you
wi.sh tqjubxve-money
Watch J;his/&a\e for further % t
amwuncen^ents
D. II. Hill, ropreseiJuR our tailorinXestrlnjshment. will be at my Htore
in a few days. Come in yjflet him take your measure and save you monev on
pour sprint suit. * 'MM . \
j/w. King