July!
M Will
Special
Bargain
Month
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At The
ek
Little
Store
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Big reductio 1 made on
^ Ladies and* Childrens
OXFORDS
Slipjier s Jand JiPumps.
Leonid, Spaw and
Dean pe Slippers for
Men Boysj. Slippers
and all tunimer Shoes
must govtolmake room
for fall cUipes, which
are now brangreceived
Extra /Specials
200 Bjair \Pure >
m nose
andJ Half Hbse
Theyliave Linenltops
heels,'and toesj tame
as] sold heretofore at
50 Cpts.
800 yirds (new Roods,) good
qualify fast colors, sh rting
caiicOs all you want 4 l-2c.
100 verdB short length of pant
goods, worth 15 to 20a now
12 1.2c. Persian Lawn v orth
15c, 45 inches, now 12c. Persian
Lawn worth 25c, now 18c.
Persian Pawn worth 85c
now 22 cents. Linen Tor :hort
lace up to 4 1-2 inches wi< e 5c
an cheap as cotton tor hon
and prettier patterns n sver
before sold at this price I
have jvst received a new li t of
figured lawn bought cheap and
priced low.
_ WARNER'S
- RU8T PROOF NON-1
BREAKABLE I
CORSETS
are proving tnair popularity. I
have in my third order in less
than two months
R. Z. EGERT0N
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THE HOME CI
Pleasant Evening Revi
cated to Tired Mo
the Home Circle
CRUDE THOUGHTS FROl
Never inspect a friend oi doing
you wrong until the proof of it is as
plain and aWilear as the sun at noon
on a cloudless day, and then,?yes,
even then do not accuse or censure
until ycu have heard from his own
lips his version of the supposed
wrong. If you were ever a friend
to him he is certainly entitled to that
much forbearance and consideration.
If this rule wae practiced, .many a
misunderstanding would be averted,
and many a heartache spare/A.',
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Boys, you have but onfTTrretiasr;
care for and spare her. She is not
a beast of burden to drive along the
highway of life. There is no love
like your mother's love; you m?y
not know it now, but you will some
i d?y- \
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| The need of some place to drc^i
down for a moment and forge!
things is a crying one in most homes.
There ought to be enough sofas
around to accommodate all the
family, five minutes rest will prevent
many a family row, and how
can you get rest it you have to pull
shams off the tx^l and roll up the
overlid. A shabby old lounge, where
you can get at it is worth its weight
in gold; and you won't want to die
half so many times if you make use
of it
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Teach children to be polite. Teach
them there is nothing but goodnest
of heart of so mtioh durability as a
pleasing deportment They will lost
the idea after a while that it i:
smart to be pert and boisterous, and
take pride in being little ladies and
gentlemen. ' Teach them to say
"How do you do?" or "Good morn
ing" to everybody with whom yoi
are acquainted; never to contradict
whisper, hum, beat a tattoo with tb<
fingers on the ftirbnure or lol
around in lounging attitudes in com
panv; to say "Yes, ma'am," and "N<
sir," "What ma'am?" "If you please,'
and "Excuse me," if it is necessary
to pass before any one, or to leave
the table before the rest, and nevei
to (Jo any of the things for which 11
is necessary to ask to be excused
unless it is absolutely unavoidable
not to tons things instead of hand
ing them; not to listen to anything
not intended for their ears; not t(
refuse to give the whole to a visitoi
when half will not do. A polite
child is the best of companions, bui
a rude one is a troublesome nuiaanc<
and will find himself learning a1
eighteen or twenty, things whicl
should have been taught when i
child.
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Girls of a marriageable age do nol
like to tell how old they are, bul
you can find out by following th<
subjoined instructions, the yount
lady doing the figuring: Tell hei
to pnt down the number of the
month in which Bhe was born thee
to multiply it by 2, then to add 5,
then to multiply it by 50, then tc
add her age, then to subtract 365
then to add 115, then tell her to tell
you the amount she has left. Tht
two figures to the right will tell you
her age and the remainder the month
of her birth. For example, if th<
amount is 822, then she is twenty,
two years old and was born in the
eighth month (August). Try it.
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A happy home, whether it con.
sista of two or twelve members it
one where love nrestdes at the
board and watches over the couches
where each person loves himsell
last and considers the other first
where the irritable word is restrained
and the affectionate thought givet
utterance, and where eaoh is glad ir
laboring for the other's oomfort and
relieving the other s oaree.,
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If there is one thing above an.
other a young man should be asham.
jed of doing, H is loafing withou
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RCLE COLUMN.
srissR Column Dedithers
as They Join
at Evening Tide
M THE EDITORIAL PEN
| aim or purpose or profit, on the
streets or id stores day after day, all
week. If you have nothing to do,
stay at home ?a part of the time at
any rate. No young man with any
self respect will content himself
with aspiring to no higher reputai
tion than that of la chronic loafer
and store box magnate, Nothing
will so blunt the higher faculties of
the mind as inactivity; and no inactivity
is so buneful and malevolent
in its effect as that voluntary idleness
termed loafing.
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Troubles come to all of us. Th"
i past is strewn with broken'expectai
tions and inconsolable grists. Death
has left its shadows across almost
i every heartstone and its constant
ravages ever approaching near to
us fill the bravest spirits with ter1
ror. -But to us the rainbow of hope
has been ever present. We have
never believed that existence was
1 purposely. The same all-prevailing
1 Power, whose handiwork, jeweled
he heavens with stars, who leveled
the Dlains who lifted nn the
tains and taught the rivers to run
' down to the sea, designed our being
1 and contemplated our destiny.
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' It you can have help enough to
' keep your household machinery in
perfect running order without making
a machine of yourself, do so by
all means. White floors are lovely,
shining tinware is very fine, spotless
windows and highly polished silver
are a delight; the mending basket,
I emptied every we'ek is much to be
I desired, but there are things of more
importance and if it all depends on
' one pair ot hands, one back, and one
l set of nerves, for ^leaven's sake,
for your own sake, for your chil'
dren's sake, don't.
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A girl that is hot neatly dressed
, is called a sloven, and no one liket
> to look at,her and her eyes bright, but
, if there is a spot of dirt on her cheek
j and her fingers' ends are black with
. ink, and her shoes are not laced 01
t buttoned up, and her apron is dirty,
1 and her.collar not buttoned and het
. skirt is torn, she caunot be liked,
>
. Learn to be neat and when you have
, learned it, it will almost take care
, of itself.
Pocomoke Items!
A large crowd attended th_ serk
vice at Wiley's Sunday, and the pas'
tor, Rev. W. W. Rose preached an
' excellent sermon. He explained to
1 us, in a most forcible manner, how
1 we o.ight to appreciate the blessings
xi?x n_j i -
bum vruu oeeiowB upon us.
A union meeting will be helil at
t Pope's the week following the fifth
t Sunday in July. Rev. J. W. Patton,
i pastor of Pope's, and Rev. W. W.
. Rose, pastor of Wiley's, vyill conr
duct the meeting.
I Miss Lillian Davis gave an ic$
' cream sapper Saturday night, and
i people of our community were pleaa>
antly entertained at her hospitable
? home. ?
' J. W. Jones and Miss Emma Jones
' spent Saturday night at W- S.
1 Ray's, near Roger's store.
' ' Miss Nola Woodlief has returned
' from a visit to friends near Ilender'
son. ? ' Drl'se Harris.
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Worth Its Weight in Gold'
Abingdon, Va.?Mrs. Jennig McCall,
of this place, says, "I bad been
troubled with female complaints, for
' over ten years, y could not walk
t or stand on mV feet, and bad been
J almost confinem/o the bouse, for a
long time. I Wegan to take Cardui,
J the woman's /onffe, and now I oan
walk cnywhfere l\want to go. Oar'
dui is worth its weight in gold. This
' is a high estimate on a plain herb
- medicine, yet there are thousands of
women who would gladly pay thia
prioe for a remedy to relieve their
* suffering. Cardui has helpe-1 others,
' Why not you ? Try it. Your
' druggist sella it, in $1. bottles.
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PROTECT.
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF
AND FAMILY.
Pope's Herb is prepared to provide a
dependable household remedy, based
upon the principle of purity of blood
insuring freedom from disease. It is
a medicine for maladies such a?. Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints. Constipation,
Fever and Ague, Female Disorders,
Indigestion, Lumbago, Kidney
Derangements, Catarrh. Sick and Nervous
Headaches, loss of Apetite and all
ailments arising from inactivity of. the
Liver and Kidneys.
It is a purelv Herbs, Barks and Roots
Cosipouud. It is put up in chocolate a
coated tablets pleasing and easy to /
take, (or can be dissolved in water.) y
Mrs. J. C. Meade of Hayattsvxlbt,
Md. says: / J
"For years suffered/with 1
Backache. HeadftCneK Neuralguf, and
Nervousness and extreme facigue, I
trijed many remedies\ without relief !
Four months ago a grateful irriend induced
me to write to P< pe >fedicine Co.
Washington! P' Cufes a Ifgv nf Pope's
Herb Compound Tablet ythe very first
dose of two tablets gin k me relief. I
| used not .quite a $1.0015 -x and I am enI
tirely cured of the ugir in my back and j
; have no more headachi
j Dr. J. V. Hermesei, a prominent I
I Physician and Wrgeon of Albany, N. .
, Y. in part *au/:
"As a Blooar Purifier, Liver, Kidney ?
j and System regulator Ivprescribe Pope
| Medicine Core of Washington, D. C.
I Herb Compound as I haae done for the J
1 past JO ydars, and I havd found it to
be a great remedy, whidi seldom if
ever fafs. There are thousands of letters
fusm users of Pope's l Herbs, that
have/>een benefitted and I cured bv its
propter use. Pope's Herb ComDound
Tajflets are put up 200 in 1 box, "six
m/nth's treatment," and will be Bent
ra*t-p?id on receipt of Sl.ko. Each box
/on tains a printed truaratuee binding
nis to refund the purchase price if the
1 remedy fails to benefit, alsd full directions.
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Gua.rdnteed.by the Pope Mmlicine Co.,
Inc.,binder tb Pure Food and Drugs
Ac~- dunv-SO, J906 No. Si95^ ?
FOR TERMS TO AGENTS IN
UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY
hADDRESS
POPE MEDICNE
CO. INC
Pope Building. Washington, D. C.
State of North Carolina, I
department of State S
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All to Whom These Presents^ May
Come?Greeting :
Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record of the
proceedings for the voluntary dis?
solution thereof by the unanimous
consent of all the stockholders, deposited
in my office, that The Louis- I
Durg Guaranty, Loan and Realty Com- I
pany, a corporation of this State, whose /
principal office is situated at No. X
| Street, in tov.'n of Louisburg, County
I of Franklin, State of North Carolina _
i (S. P. Burt being the agent therein and j
i in charge there* if, upon whom proeess !
! may he served) has complied with the j
I requirements of Chapter 21, Reviaal of'
1905, entitled "Corporations." prelim-1 _
inary to the issuing of this Certificate
1 of Dissolution :
Now, Therefore, I, .1. Bryan Grimes.
Secretary of /State of the State i
of North Carolina, do^Tiereby certify
that th? said corporation did, j n
> on the 12th/dav^f>f June, 1911, file
i in my office i^fly executed and at-1
. tested conseMnn writing to the disso- j
lution of said corporation executed by!
, all the stockholders thereof, which said i1
. consent and the record of the proceeds ]
ngs aforesaid are n??w on tile in my
aid office as provided by law. In
Testimony Whereof, I havp hereto ! *
' set mv hand and affixed mv official seal I
\ at Raleigh, this 12th dav of June, A. '
.D. 1911.
X , J.Bryan Grimes,
Secretary <>f State j
AMERICAN BEAUTY "
CORSETS ^ 1
, Are the culmlhotion \
of corset excellence? 3
the product : of
j intelligent and Up-Ara|j^0SP' /
! honest and JCnto. ^^||l J
directed ^Corts - - the RullX l
: results oould hot be |K1\\ V
different than \ they MU 1 1
are-^orsets of stylish ffftl |
Unas and fashionable PfKlVjl
| proportions. ^
I Not a better - corset
can be made for the ^ 'J <
money. We carry to stock, all of
the latest, stunning, modish effects.
AMERICAN BIAUTY CORSETS
j' ONE DOLLAR UP T
J MRS. A. M. HALL. Louisburjc, N. C.
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Spring Bedding Plants 1
for Beautifying the
Yartf. Also Decrnityft/
2
Plants % the House 1
CftofOE CUT
..FLOWERS..
For weddmlre arxmll social events
Flora I qnerings aaanpred in the Pi
moet artistic style mt short notice a;
Mail, ' telephone aid telegraph
orders prbraptly executed by
j7 l. q'QuinW & co.
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3m A quarter podpd' pKlgyOf sure enough good
Rh. yB chewing for 10 cents. )yot 'em all beat easy.
k^B No excessive swofctenm&to hide the real toB^
B^B bacco taste. Nrf sojee t<\ malec your tongue
^Rv sore. Just gocx* qid timeVlug tobacco, with
all the improyejnenty up-to-date. CHEW
R IT AND PROVE IT, at oVr expense, the
U I ^^BB treat's on us. ACut out this ad. and mail to
ym^K us with your .name and addresk for attractive
If FREE offer tO/Ohewers onljr. \ "YJowTm"
mpFE^T SCALES^CO.,
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Anything You Want/For Breakfast
dinner \ or Supper
BRANTLEY HICKS
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VIRGINIA^ E*AY ,
OCJEA.ISr VIEW, YA.
'lie most popular Summer Hotel on thg V rginia Coast will be open for guests
On Jun^lSth, 1911
ts fifth season under the same ofanagummit. Operated by a Franklin County
boy. The Virginia Bay is headqua ters for Franklin County people.
Arrange to Spend Yoi r Vacation With Us
Lnd we assure you that everything possi lie will be done-for the comfort and
pleasure at yourself and 1 amily during your stay.
For Rates and Other Information Write
JNO. A. TUCKER, Mgr.
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CONSOLIDATED
SALE
- RAMO-S TYPEWRITER. CO., INC. _
C. D. WEEKjS. TRU-STEp
*, AND /'/
'HE JOHN S. RAMOJ.rTYPE^^MWt AGENCY'^
>tock of -Typewriters,Supplies and
Office Furniture
'he following are specials, if interested write us at once as these pricos
only last unti the stock is disposed of
WUUanuf type writer"* " $lo 00 1 3 Underwood, long carriage .53 75
No 2 Remington typewriter 10 00 } ?j? ? Remington, rebuilt 47 50
Wellington typewriter 25 00 } ' v 'T^ ^nV.f It ^
p.. ( vrtcwritir 32 5(1 1 No 1 V lctor. (elite) 62 50
Densmore typewriter, rebuilt, 37 50 ? jX? o^^tors (elite' ~n no
New Century, typewriters, each 35 00 11? ?
No 10 Smith Premier 50 00 J go 2 Vlctor (pica) 75 00
No 5 Underwood 49J50 3 No 2 V "torsi (pica) 84 50
set of Edisons business phonographs, consisting of dictating, transcribing, and
laving machines, also 1 dozen, cylinders. Regular price $210, our price $162.50
set Dictaphones, same outfit, regular price $210, our price $190. $1 and 75c
bbons for all makes 60c. $3 carbon paper (a box 100 sheets; $2.10 a box.
rices on office furniture quoted upon repuest. Terms?Etpress C O D on
iproved bankable paper. Order at once from
~ JOHN S. RAMOS
rincest Building . WILMINGTON, N. C. Box 54