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Will Be
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Special J
Bargain
- I Month
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At The
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Big reduction made on
Lafli es\ and Childrens
OXFORDS
Slippers \andr Pumps.
Leonard,\ Shfiw and
Dean fine i Slippers for
Men Bojfs. Slippers
ana an bummer bhoes
must go tcimake room
for fall Shoes, which
are now beingreceived
1 1
Extra Specials
200 Pair Pure
Silk Hose
and Half Qose
25 ?s
^ ^ They have Linen tops
heels and toes, same
as sold heretofore at
50 Cents. - .11
804 yards (new goops.) good
quality fast colors,. shirting
caiicoa all yoti waht 4 l-2c.
100 yards short ength 41 pant
goods, worth 15 to;20* now
12 l-2c. Persian Lawn [worth
15c, 45 inches, now 12c- Persian
lawn worth 25c. near lfis. '
Fenian Dawn worth 35c
now 22 cents. Lfnrn Torchon
lace up to 4 1-2 inches wide 6c
a* cheap as cotton ! topchon
and prettier pat tents never
before sold at this pried: I
have jest received a new 1ft of
Affured lawn bought eheapand
priced low.
WARNER'S \
BUST PROOF NOW- {
BREAKABLE \ '
CORSETS!
. sxssxs
than two HMths
R. Z. EGERTON
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Suggestive Questions
On the Saaday Sckeel Ubh by
Itv. Dr. Uucttt far U? laterlatiraal
Press libit QmUm
Club ~
Ctvtritlu mi kw R?'.TS I lint D. D
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JLKK 11TH, 1011.
(Hrzekiah's Greet PaHorti, I
Chron. zzx.
Golden Text?Men looketh on the
outwerd appearance, but the JLord
looketh on the heart. 1 8am. xvkT.
(1.) Verses 1.6?Who were the
nations of Iarael and Judab composed
of, and who were at this time theii
kings ?
(2.) What waa the paaaovar and
what waa its origin?
(3.) What sort of a man religiously
waa Hezekiah ?
(4.) What motive did Hezekiah
hare in proclaiming this pasaover
and what did he ezpeot to aeoompliah
by it?
(6.) W by in that day, waa it essentia]
that hia pasaover feast should
be btpt at Jerusalem?
( ) Why is it that no particular
plaoe is now eaaential for God's people
to worship acceptably?
(7.) It a nation neglects public
worship, what may w? reasonably
expect will happen?
(8.) Verses 6-9?W hen the nation
is in a decadent condition religiously,
what should <he leading Christians
do?
(9.) What is thereat medium today
through which the churches
should call the nation, as such, back
to the worship of God?
(10.) What are the chief points
| contained in this circular letter of
| Hezekiah to the kingdom of Israel?
| (11.) What effect does the wor;
ship of God by the nation have upon
! its prosperity?
(12.) Verses 10-12?Why was it
| that sums "laughed them to scorn,"
! and others accepted the invitation
sent them by the king's messengers?
| (13.) In religious matters a large
j section of the nation act contrary to
j their jodgmen't; why is it?
(14.) Verses 13-14?Why can
1 there be no acceptable worship of
I God, if the people hold on to what
| tbey know to be wrong?
I (15.) Verses 16-20?Does God
j ever accept the worship of a psople
j if those who conduct it are doing
things that they are "ashamed" of?
I Why?
(16.) Why was ceremonial olenaing
of so much importance in those
| days, and of no importance in theae
!days ?
(17) What is the enly eeaential
| thing which makes worship well
I pleasing to God ? ,
(18.) Is it ever eo in these davs
as in those, that the prayer of one
man is efficacious for a multitude?
(19.) Versee 21-29?What would
be the probable effect of the churches
were they now to have annual gatherrings
at central points, to last for
seven or mors days, after the type of
rthe old time camp meeting?
(20.1 Why should it be thought
out of ordqr in theae days to have
banquets, or dinners, or tess in connection
with intense spiritual meetings?
(21). This religious feast appears
f/\ V, nun )uSun A lima eaeeei mS
. W 11(1 < u I/O 11 A WUIO VI DBb VUV
ward demonstration and inward joy;
why should We not-plan for auch
meetings in all oar oburohee? (This
is one of the qaeations which may
be answered in wilting by members
of the club.)
Lesson (or SandSv,' Jane 18th,
1911. The Downfall of Samaria
2 Kings xvii:l-18.
Cat Osl sad Send ty this Office.
INTERSATIONAL PRESS
BIBLE QUESTION
CLUB
1 have read the Suggestive *'
Questions on the Sunday School
Lesson published in
(Name of Pa i?r) aw tha Leason
itsell for Sunday
...IS- .and Intend to.
(Date)
read the series of 62.
Nsme
Address ...,
1 J
lliihiiiii -
Little Emeble Luces.
Little Etnebki, the three year old
shild ef Mr.sntJ Mrs.Bill Luo.ii-,)>asa- J
ed away Monday evening after an
illness of two weeks. She Has a
loving little girl and all who knew
ber loved her, but as the aumuier
flower, she bloomed on earth tor
only a short time, and then went
back to dwell with ber two little sia
ters who were waiting to greet her
home above and rest in the arms of
I Cod, the one who gave and the one
who taketlt. Little Emeble will b?
, so sadly missed as she w a the
I only small child in the home. The
voice is still, the little tongue and
, sweet lips that call papa and mania
t will call no more. Though dear
. Kmebre only aleeps to wake no more
and we can never call her baok, but
I can meet her to part never again.
Don't grieye^dear papa, mama and
aisters for emeble only waita to welcome
you home. 81eep on darling,
sleep on. Her remains were tenderly
laid to rest m the family burying
ground at Spring Hope. The family
have the sympathy of us all.
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ingie$iae items.
Glad to say that-oat little town is
thriving right well.
Hiss Nellie Wilson was a pleasant
caller at Mr. Frank - Davis' last
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. G. W. Starling filled his reg- |
ular appointment at Trinity church
last Sunday, May 8th. He had a
nice crowd and preached a fine serj
moo,
Miss Bessie Beal and little sister,
Vail , have been right sick, but glad
to note they are ranch improved.
Miss Ruby Collins delightfully entertained
a large number of her
friends at her home near here last
Wednesday evening, May 24th,
in honor of her sixteenth birthday.
All that went report a fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Watkins and
children, of ne^r Henderson, were
visitors at George Hayes' last Saturn
day and Sunday. _ i
His many friends were sotry to
learn of the late illness and death of ,
Mr T-m Ayscne J
We are having some hot weather c
and it seems that summer has come J
at last. t
We hope to have some rain soon '
for the farmers' plants are getting
over grown and we haven't had j
much rain in some time, s
Most of the farmers are done chopping
their cott|p.
The Children's Day exercises will 1
be held at Trinity Saturday before e
the first Sunday in July.
Beet wishes to the Timxs and its a
editor t -*? It
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CHICHESTER 8 PILLS !
DIAMOND itVjCjjk BRAND J
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LADIES | C
Aak rtw DraoM for CHT-CHES-THR'8 A 2
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS in tRD wd/A V
Oouo Mtallio hnn*9, ?Jed witli BJ*r(0) ^
KSS. IfrJPG^Miisry
VIAM9ND BEANS PILI.B, for twentr-*ve ,
pin regarded as Beat, Safest, Always Reliable. .
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS J
EVERYWHERE ?SS J
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8ALE OF VALUABLE' STANDING J
TIMBHR a
By virtue ot an ord? r of resale made '
by the Superior co irt in that ex- F
parte proceeding enti led R. S. Coppedge
and others, he undersigned (
commissioner will, on the 3rd day of 1
July, 1911, it'being first Monday of said
month, offer Car sale at public antion to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court hdpse do?r to Louisburg, at r
about nooiV. the following standing tim- i
ber together with tht usual rights and
privileges iitoidental/to timber conveyances,
vix: \
All theBtangjng timber, except the
Oak Grove abdut fhe mansion house,
of and above eiAtJinches at the stomp I
when cot upon thi tract of land de- t
scribed as follows;*.That tract of land >
owned tn W. B. JCbppedge, deceased,
at the time of hiW deRb, and bounded )
on the north by _Majo\ Creekmore, on .
the east by Joe frivettWnd John Priv- j
ett, on the sootlf by MaAIirothers, and i
on the West by/Joe Spiytn and Mis. i
Psttie Moses, / containing\mbout 220 1
screes in the nmol* tract, trA standing
timber thereon! Hereby offersAfor sale j
embraces about 133 screes, 'nine for '
cutting and Amoving three yaniMrom
aad^afier m of asle, with two years j
Purehsse?wi:l ne required to deposit i
with the Cl*rk of the 8uperior court, j
or with tbtf commissioner, 10 par cent 1
| a T. HOLDEN. Com.
(J .. %'. ~ f 1 '
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s
Ten Da
LadieS^ Fin
Our sales in^laohMi hats have
now that the seasoi .is drawiiig
Offer all Ladies N^ats, I
trimmed at At tuahCos
These hats are all ne w, this sea:
have bought you hat it will
fiO now nioooc
W ?? Ji/iVVVK
Calico Just Opened a
We receive new goods every da
t( i give us a
YOURS T
CANDLER - CI
Go to?W. B. Cooke's ahd get a box
if California Medicme, Mealing soap, its
Dedicated lather is heaftng to the skin
ind for chapped haus, sores, cuts, a a <
turns, blotches, pimplie, eczema, dan- ' W ljfc/
Iruff and all entaneousXaffections it is ^B WW
inequal. Unsurpassed for removing A T
taint and grease on /clothing. While
here look at the new line Shmples just V
.rriyed. '/ . A A
iOTICE OF SUMMONS AND
ATTACHMENT / ? M
Jorth Carolina, Franklin County, in ^k
the Superior Court, McKinne Bros.
Co. va H A. Mottier, trading s* H.A. V rr
Mottier & Co A 11 Y0'
To the Defendant above named: I nrocot
You will take notice that an action ^B
intitled as above has been commenced A Jewel
n the Superior court of Branklin coun- shipm
y by the plaintiff a bo fed named M o;i~?
gainst the defendant above named to Oliver
ecover damages for breach of contract ' g brie
n the sale of four car loads of hay ^B .
hipped by said defendant and received & 10W C<
>y the plaintiff at Louisbutig, N. C., on * T can
day8tb, 1911, April litb, 1911, May 8, W *
911 and May 17th, 1911, respectively, M ffll eX]
he said hay being alyjrt in weight and ^gy
if quality inferior \a that purchased by W
he plaintiff, and you will further take ^k
letice that yoa are required to appear '
it the next te*ny*>f the Superior Court V
if Franklin county to be held ou the A .
iecond Mondar before the First Mon- . .
lay in September, 1911, it being the w
list day of August, 1911, at tbe court
louse in Louisburg, N. C. and aniwer
or demur to the oopiplaint of'the W w??
ilaintlfTTn said action or the plaintiff ^k
rill apply to the court, for the relief _
lemanded in said complaint. You will
ilso take notice that a warrant of atachraent
was issued by the Clerk of
.he Superior Court of Franklin county
in the 23rd day of May 1911, against A a a a e ^ ?
he'property of said delendant based on
iforesaid cause of action and in the sum A ,
if 3220.44, which warrant is returnable J
it the time and place above named for a
he return of the Summons. This 23rd ^ m ?
lay of May, 1911. J # ?
J.J.BARROW, Mil
Uerk Superior Court of Franklin county J B1 I
V. H. Ysrborough. Jr., Atty. for Ptf. ^
SALE OF. LANDt
FOR f AXES , I
In accordance wlfc^ ao ordinance pa?a*d j
>j the Boar* of To fro Coajn>ia#l^ner?, and
>j MthorilfY the Charter oUhe town of
votiiahora, I till cn Moiida/. Jane 30th,
[Oil. Mil at tbl^o4rt house d?K>r In Loniamrg,
the foilowimnowu lota for non paj- ,
Dent of taxes dneflkereon for J. 910. A ^ a B
Cilia Alston, eat. 1 Oh Ken mare ? . 9078 X rg all
I no. Blount. 1 lotTatboro fcad 3.06 II
^aehittfton DaelC 1 IdtKenmore a*? 8.61 ^ Mil
Ivim Daria. 1 lotlflBMiMpriBii 8.94
liary Daneton, feat. 1 Nt Mineral
Hprinaa / \ 8 90 X V
.ora onaton l/lot Blab tow3.05 A
leo. Egertoa, llot. T&bertaka\ 7 1ft X
tuotln Ureen 1 Jbt Mineral eprinje ft.81
iobn Greet), 1 St Main street 7.18
Hence Hastamd. 1 lot, Newport 0.94
foba Haste?eM, 1 k>? naar railroad 8.01 A _
leorge Hart, 1 lot, Hirer road 8.10 X ^ M ^
lis t McKll
1,1 Lanaf.m), t lot, Halifax road 8.13
Ktapfcan rVry, 1 lot, Halifax road 6.89 ?
??Uod Thonu. 1 lot, Tarboto rood 8.88 * 8A1
B. K. Tarboro. 1 lot Bala atraat 33.80 B .
DC. HIQR. Tax Colltotor. X a a A a a a
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iys Sale
M
c Millinery
been all we could ask. And
' to a close we have decided to
Both TrimmfiH anH I In.
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t for the Next 10 Days
r"
sons shapes, and even tho you
Spay you to see these goods
r oK best light
t 5 Cents Per Yard
y and we cordially invite you
n inspection.
O SERVE
ROWELL CO.
ceding i
Presents j
. Mv w? " 'c Hf ??AYnig a unaai
it you should/come, ! to Johnsons 5
ry Store/ I have inst received a Z
ler^t ot'rich Cm^tilhss and Solid Z
-wea/T Ever^peic'e suitable for Z
lafpresent. My prices are very
rasidering the quality of the goods Z
have all ydur engraving done by Z
pert engraver in a few hours at- Z
e goods art left. Z
RESPECTFULLY X
H. JOHNSON |
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