THE HOME CIR
Pteasanr&uBning Rbubi
Gated to Tirsd Mot
the Horns CirclB
lrude thoughts from
Let v(,ung gjr|8 be thoroughly im- I
preyed with the fact ihat on tliem- I
selves, i? a |arge degree, depends .1
tllu "uoom of the men they marrr. i
Let them know how to cook, giving i
theui a thorough coarse in thb i
kitchen. L,0t them begin where I
their mothers left off, and we shall i
have a generation of girls strong, i
hopeful, ambitious and self-reilant,
that will elevate the men, ami make
a hardier and more aggressive people,
anil thousands of firesides hap- (
pier and hotter, ,|
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The first question a man asts
when lie sees a girl flirting 19 whether
she-is respectable or not; it raises a
denibt at ouce. This being the case
no modest girl can afford to indulge
in the pastime. When the down is
brushed from a peach its beauty is
so marred that it can never be restored,
and when a young girl
throws lightly aside that sweet ami
modest reserve so becoming to a
maiden, and which so elevates her
and enables her to command the reBp4rt
of all, she loses the great chjbqn
and becomes rather cheap and com-N
uiuii, 10 use no ra?n termn.
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Tbere must be no drones in the i
home if it is to be the happy place
and tbere must be no inordinate sel?
fishne89. An idle person and a selfish
person will disturb the peace of
the whole family. While there must
be loyalty and unity, there must also
be great freedom for the expression
of personal tastes and respect for
individual activity.
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Few people realize how much the
little attention^ of every day life
mean to their associates in the home,
the church, the business place. It
is generally a lack of cousideration
which makes one forget the tiny
pleasantries; but lack of considers- ,
tion is really one form of selfishness,
and selfishness is not considered
a desirable quality- Remember
that the little things of life either
good or bad, count for more with
those we love than we ever know,
and ive should be watchful qf our
actiuus aud our words.
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Many a girl without the slightest
talent for music is running a piano
who should be making bonnets or
bread; and many a boy is studyiug
for a learned profesaion whose proper
sphere is tha machine shop of the
mill; many a man is splitting up
churches who ought to be doing
good service in some institution of
learning, teaching or working on a
farm, and many a woman is trying
in vain to be a leader of society
when she should be a model housewife
in her own borne.
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JJcme men end women have-easytimes
but that does not mean happy
times. The easy men and women
do not look as might bo expected.
The)' Struggle under the load of
ease. When they laugh they only
make belieye laugh. Having such
an easy time they become lazy.
Their hones become stiff; their heads
become clogged up and their hearts
become hard. II the inhabitants of
"Easy street" had to scratch for a
living the result would be that they
would be 'ess troubled with dyspcps.a.
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Wy like to sing the praises of the
w sisterhood who remain unmarried
that they might administer to aged
i parents. The brutal world calls
these self sacrificing ones peculiar or
singular, but if you Jiad had as
manv annoyanoes as they had bad,
Xantippo would have been an angel
compared with you. It is easier,tc
take care ot five rollioking, romping
children, than of one ohildish ,
old man. Among the best women
are those who allowed the bloom of
life to pais away while they were
oaring 'or their parents. While
other maidens were sound asleep
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as They Join
at Evening Tide
THE EDITORIAL PEN
they were soaking the old man's
Feet or tucking up the covers around
the invalid mother. W bile other
maidens 'were in the cotillion they
were dancing attendance upon rheumatism,
and spreading plasters (or
the lame back of the seDtena ian,?and
healing Bathtp tea for
nsomnia.
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TRAIN THE GIRLS.
Whom .a girl is ten years old she
should be given household duties to
perform, according to her sire and
strength, tor which a sum of money
jhould be paid her weekly. She
needs a little pocket money and the
know ledge how to spend it judiciciously,
which can so well be given
by a mother to her little .girl. She
jhould be required to furnish a part
if her wardrobe with this money,
Cor instance, if she gets ten cents a
week she should purchase all h> I
itockings or all her gloveB, as her
mother may decide; and doing
this under the mother's supervision,
she will soon learn to trade
with judgment and economy. Ol
course, the mother will see to it that
the sum is auflioient to do this and
yet Hea^e a trifle for the child tc
spend as she pleases. This will supply
u healthy stimulus; it will give
her a proper ambition and pride in
her labor and the ability to use
money properly. As she growl
older these household duties should
be increased, with the . proportionate
increase ot money paid for the performance
of them. W? know of ;
lady who divided the wages of i
servant among her three daughters
There is a sympathetic arrangemenl
of their labor, which is done with i
thoroughness and alacrity rarelj
found, either, with a hired girl 01
daughrer who feels that she has t<
do it with nothing to encourage oi
stimulate her in the work.
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Poverty is uncomfortable, bm
nine cases out of ten, the best thing
that can happen to a man is to b*(
tossed overboard and campelled tc
sink or swim for himself.
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
Louisburg: People Should Know
How to Read and
Heed Them.
Sick kidneys give many signals o
distress. ?
T!iu secretions are dark, contain i
sediment,
Passages are frequa&t, scanty
painful. /
Backache is constant day am
night, /
Headaches and /dizzy suklls ari
fr?juent. / /
The weakened Aidneys need quid
Don't delaylVUse a special kidnei
lemedy. j /\ /
Doan's Kidre^'i^s are for siol
kidneys, baclfache\pd urinary die
orders, / j\
G. S. Dap el, Cement Ave., Ox
ford, N. (/., sayf. ' "A. member o
my famiw (uff?-ed froiX backache
pains irythe kianeys and oVhersymp
toms of kidnef complaint. \ Doan'
Kidney Pills were obtained ami thel
use in this case brought tbe\ mos
satisfactory results. I conbide
Doin's Kidney Pills a medicine\o
merit and I am ptessed to gtveTtiei
ray endorsement."
' p ap H&ig'fiy an iiamen.?Price si
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Nev
York, sole agents for the Unitei
States.
Remember the name?Doan's?
and take no other.
SEEMED TO GIVE iHIM A NEV
STOMAtil.
"I suffered intensely {after eating am
no medicine or treatmdit I tried seema
to do any good?Pwrityj H. M. Young
peters, Editor of The Sun, Lake View
Ohio. "The first W (doses of Cham
berlain's Stomach dad Liver Tablet
gave me surprising tefut^and the secon
bottle seemed to gl yalm?\ new atom
aoh and perfectly gt>od health," Fo
sale by all dealers. 7 \
PROTECT. !
the he a lth ofyourself
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 suph as, Rheumatism.
Liver Complaints, Constipation,
Fever and Ague, Female Disorders,
Indigestion, Lumbago, Kidney
Derangements, Catarrh, lick and Neryouajieadaches,
loss of Apetite and all
ail in eh{s arising from inactivity of the
Liver and Kidneys. I
It is a purely Herbs, Barks and Hoots
CompoundX It is put u? in chocolate
coated tablets pleasing and easy to
take, (or cambe dissolved in water.)
Mrs. J. C.\Meade pf Hayattsville,
Md. says: \ /
"For years V ha ye suffered withi
Backache. Headflfhesg Neuralgia, and
Nervousness ana ejftreme fatigue, I
_ -tried many regwdt4s without -reliefFour
months ago a wrateful friend induced
me to write tX Pope Medicine Co.
Washington, D. C.J for a box of Pope's
-Herb Compound Tirol ids, the very first
dose of two tableti me me relief. I
used not quite a $\j.00 bYx and I am en,
tirely cured of thf pain Vi my back and
have no more heidacbe-\
1 Dr. J. V. Heiinesey, tL prominent
Physician and Surgeon of jtlbany, N.
Y. in part saysl \
"As a Blood Purifier, LiyeX Kidney
i and System regulator I prescribe Pope
Medicine Go's cn Washington, \l>. C.
1 llerb Compounfl as I have done ror the
past 20 yeata, and I have foupd \t to
be a great rettedy, which seldofta if
1 ever fails. Tlfere are thousands of let,
ters from user* of Pope's Herbs, tnlyt
hayc been benefitted and *cured by it^
' proper use. Pope's Herb Compound
. Tablets are put up 200 in a box, "sik
month's treatment," and will be sent
1 po^t-paid on receipt of 81.00. Each box
> contains a printed guarantee binding
us to refund the purchase price if the
remedy fails to benefit, also full directions.?
Guaranteedby thePwe Medicine Co.,
Inc., under the Pure Food and Drugs
i Ac^- June 30, 1906 No. 31,956.
for termsto agents in
unoccupIed territory
address
POPE MEDICNE
CO.. INC
' Pope Building, Washington, D. C.
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, Notice.
? --Having this day qualified as executor
^ of W. II. Rowden deceased late of
Franklin county, t?fcis id to notify all
i persons holding; claifas Against said estate
to present the sfejPe to the undersigned
on or before J)A\y 21st, 191*2 or
i this notice will be Dlfma in bar of their
t recovery. All pers/nl owing * aid estate
will come forwaraand make immediate
settlemem, This Ju y 21st,
. 1911. V \
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: Look Out
And j
Watch us Grow
J NEW GOODS
j Will be Arriving in
> a Few D^ys.
We are going do pack our
j store with go<y!s as soon as
the freight Mains and the
greenback w/ll bring tkom.
No old goodn/to seleet^roni,
Everything Neyr From
the Maini^turers
to us at pricW^iever heard of
before. We are going to have
I some exceptional values that
will be worth from 25c ta ?1,
that is going to be sold 10c.
i We are going to give away a
real Diamond Ring sometime
this year We will let vou
, know about that later. Watch
our ad in each issue of the
paper and you may get it.
Inknrnn r Hi
JUIIII3UII a rntc
PROPRIETORS
? I Big 5 and 10 Cents f^tore
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k| For Very Best
Fancy
I Groceries
>1 -And Vegetables
jt Come JPdV see me or
J Phone MT. y now have
a fulJr supply V>f
1 -/..ICEL.
7 Place your orders early.
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| J. W. King
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NEW I
GOOpS
AT THE/
Racket
Stofe
Just ijeceived/a lot of
beautiful - /Percales,
Madras! Flakons and
dotted sWiss in Remnants
to ^si 11 cheap.
We call espe :ial attention
to our \
Embroi ieries
ana \
Lacks \ j
You can find what you |
want at the right
prices. Fine slippers
for Ladies, M: sses and
childrens, to be sold
choap to ma ;e room
for fall stock. Ask to
see our
American
Beauty
Corsets
They are very popular
and stylish.
Very Truly
Mrs. A. M. Hall !
BIG WIEETI
a?mm??
Crops are fine and 1
Farmer if your wife
cooking stove for th
you think it just as
Surry and take tl
makes Jack a dull t
I have 100 nev
and two horse
for cash. No\
cord or plowin
nice rubber tir
firing, or quit
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Xome t
and don't forge
buggies, harne
kinds improved
good easy t/ra
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Gasoline Engines, A
ders, Grist M
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L' SS, a. . ; ..! i- y ; . Ill?- .
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Your Bugles Rubbertired
I am fully prepared to put on Rubber tires )
on any buggy in Franklin county at short \
notice and reasonable terms. All work
guaranteed, dome in and see us. : : :
/ Yours truly
H. C. TAYi/oRl Louisburg, N. C.
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rSEE US FOft
Jackson Automobiles
All Styles of Cars. Pri& $1100.00 to $1800.00
Jackson Mot6r Car Company
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Distributors For Ahe Carol\nas and Georgia.
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v Depository
Of U. S. Postal Savings
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This bank has been designaj^a a depository for Postal
Savings by the Tnsasjirer of the United States.
Moneys deposited with/the Postmaster are re-deposited
here by the Govar lment. If this bank is safe
for Uncle Sam it isAaf 5 for you.
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CITIZENS BANK
Henderson, N. C.
INGS AND BUGGIES
aid by. The county is safe. Now Mr.
> and danirhtftrs viavp s+nnh atta-?
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e last four months, and sweated don't
little as you can do, is to buy a nice
lem to church? all work and no play
>oy.
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r styles up to date bugg^s, 25 surries, one
all kinds of harnes&f :heap, on time and
v you boys who h^ve been pulling the bell
cr. tinlfisslwm c.zn ride vmir heat crirl in a
e buggy, ^nd t^ke her to church, why cease
plowing, Wti have not been treated fare.
0 See/my\ Stock of Buggies
tt yfflt I carry aYomplete stock of wagons 2
as, surries, carriages, road carts and all
1 labor saving farm [machinery, and sell on
is to all. \
.utomobiles, Hay\ Presses, Corn Shredills;
and I want ?our trade bad.
P. HILL LJ