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I am now ahowinu 1 he moat com"plete
line of lalies t nd miaaea auita
separate long looat: aud fura ever
assembled in one ate re in this sec
tion. "The styles re the newest,
my experience un uiving and ray
amnlI expense ill lilting makes it
possible tor every b dy "to purchase
a handsome coatlsu t, fine piece or
set of furs or a lotij coat at a price
eo small that you n< t only can nfford
it but it will be a y arprise to you, to
? see liow I am ableUo do it.
My stock is so/varied I hav't
space for prides, see what
others have lto\ show you
then come to me A I will not
only sell you >ut you will be
convinced tha 11 mive saved
you at least 2 5 pen cent on
your purchai e, \
Special arrangen snt mad* for extra
size suits,' no lad t too stoat for me
to lit perfectly. Give ml a trial.
Shoes Shops
New shoes ure.ci ning in etiry day
my shelves are b ing emptieti every
day. It is an ad lilted factll sell
more shoes than i ny house irntown,
there is a reason I >r it, my slices are
what 1 tell you th jy are, I have just
the shoe vou Wan fot every member
of the family, my prices artAleas
I have the shoes lo prove it. l\am
selling ladies >3.E ) shoes made \by
Zeigler.Bros. ant Krippentorf Aid
Ditunan for ?3 t le late styles ore
cut extremely big >, I have them labe
or button in all 1; sts.
If You Wea: Corsets You
Want Wa: ners Corsets !
" They are n >n-breakable and
rust proof, I have then i in
all styles, i n all prices.
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If it is t'> we* I have it. WhiUmy
prices are less the standard of i uility
of my stock is always the hij best.
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Bunn News Items. y
The bovs of Bunn are a t?rt of that
(treat organization known-at the Boy A
Scouts of America. A movement which
had its beginning in England and which
now has In the country nearly two hun- w
dred thousand boys enlisted. The local |
I hand Boy Scouts was organized by Ur.
B. C. Johnson last year and has a large ^
number of enthusiastic members The tj
regular Boy Scout suite are coming in f(
this week, and clad in these the boys, B
with their leader, expect to invade the s|
city pf Kaleigh during the coming State O
Fair. Their, trip to the fair will be a ft
matter of considerable interest over the $
the State as they will probably be the
first uniform rank of Boy Scoutsseen in
North aroliua. About twenty-tive are
expected to go and a camp will be arranged
near the fair grounds. I,,
The Junior Order Council of Bunn is p
making itself felt in thelif of this coin- tc
munity. Its most recent progressive '5
Step is to offer to the Bunn High "
School three medals, one for each 01
room to be presented at commencement
to the pupils making the best all round y'
record for the school year. This generous
offer means muen for the school
and has received the hearty approval of ?
the entire section. $
An extra teacher has'been added to ei
the force of'the school. This addition T
was made necessary by the continued c
growth of the school. The new teacher 'J
will take charge of the intermediate
work, while the former intermediate u
teacher will assist in the high school. ^
The teacher elected 1s Miss Lyndia y
Mitchell or Bertie county. In the high! jj
.school department including grades n
8-11 thei e is at present enrolled thirty- ci
Ave pupils. This is considertbly larger o:
than any previous years enrollment. It
The music department is especially n
sttong this year, the class being an un- S
usually large one. ? t
Quite a number of delegates from
liunn Baptist church are attending the
Tar River Association at Samaria f,
church this week. Though young, this
ehurch has an able membership and an
excellent pastor?Uev. Geo. M.Duke. e'
The church expects to bfoild in the near t:
future, the school building being used "
in the meanwhile.
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On Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. j;
Carmal entertained in honor of Misses s|
Dora and Louise Goode of Spring Hope .h
In addition to the teachers of the ?
school there were present as guests,
Mr. R. Montgomery, Dr. B. C. ^
Johnson and Mr. J. H. Wea hers. A v
bountiful supper - was served and the ?
evening was one of much pleasure. d
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New lot cakes, cracker- and Royster's E
candy at L. 1'. Hicks'. tl
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DIAMONO BRAND ?
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LADIES f h
A.k your Draggm/Tor CKI-CKBS-TBSL'a A DIAMOND
HkA>K> PILIJB in Rio and/A I;
Gold metallic bfxes, scaled with BluefOy | ^
Ribbon. T.'.kd ?i> OTnEnAll?y of yow v/ I .
DraimtM and ??f for CIII.rilfcS.Tf.H 8 V , A
DIAMOND DEIKI) P1I.I.6, for twentv-flvo \ <2
pars regarded aspect. Safect, Always Reliable. i
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS *
TIME PUPPYWU fPF WORTH ,,
trie . cvcni wntnc tester l
Not An Experiment a
_ Orer a million of ?jle'?/ort*!nni Rat m>.? h
Heating Stovea oacd ife Aihcrlca today. They ' n
have been proven supeWq# to all other heat- i
tog atovea by year* otJcne by hundreds of tl
thousand! of Qsera. Th<4 are In nse In every n
In the Ufilou; In tirtboinps of capitalists
and wage earners, and# tn most enthusiastic D
testimonials are rcceiv/l nl tho factory of the e
Cole Mannfactorlng C/. at Chicago every day. L
Cole s Hot Dlflst Is /narnnArd to rctlnce the V
fuel bill a third ot/r any Ljwer draft stove _
of the same site./ Gunrnnfeed to hold Are r<
from Satnrday nlut until M wday morning, si
Guaranteed to give nnlformVheat dar and ?
night with soft coal, hard dbal or lignite. a
Let as show yoa then* stoves and demonstrate r?
their marvelous points of superl&rlty. (B-15) ^
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Executtix's Notice. ?
Having qualified as the executrix of c
the will of Henry Lona deceased, late ( h
ot Franklin county, Nopth Carolina, this P
is to notify all .persons having claims n
against the ostatA of eftid deceased to
present them to the ondersigned on or
before the 22nd, daVif September, 1912,
or this notice will SL-plead in bar of (l
their recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immediate
pay nient. 7 \ "
This 22nd, day of jBepteiaber, 1911. P
/ SusaVi Long. ti
I of Hcary Long.
\Vm. H. Ruffin, Atty. I fi
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Mortgage Sale of Town Lot ?
By virtue of authority oGntained in a
certain deed of trust eiGScuted on the
Sthday of April, 1907, Jov Bald.v Williams
a. dwifh Alice Williams to F. S.
Spruill, TrusteVfor tWe use and bene p
fit of W. K. l?hlllips, recorded in si
Franklin County Itespstry Book 159 at^ w
page 116, the undersigned will sell at T
the Court house daor in Louisburg,
N. C., at public auatlon to the highest n
bidder for cash, on/th\ 6th day of November,
1911,that cortaii lot on parcel of "
land situate in th/corjferate limits of n
the town ft LoinsburgW. C., adjoin- 11
ing the lands of Mrs SI G. C. King, B
I Loaisb rg Railroad Co'syight of way
and others bojhdod as follows, VIZ:
On tho North by the lnids of Mrs1
l Elizabeth Pact; On the feast by the h
1 Louisburg .Tmlroed right if way: On
Ithh south by /he lands of MrA M. C. G.
King, and On tho West by the Louis- '
burg-Raleign Public rosd, containing
dps half (4) acre more or less. It
being the Jot and building conv by U
Si S. Clifton and wife to HaldA Will- v
limns by deed duly recorded in Franklin
C^ty/eiristry book 140 at page\547.
\^' F. b'. Spruill, Trusted "
Spruill A Hold en. Att'ys. "
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THE WALL STREET GAME. ,
dvlcs to Thpss Who Would Buy and '
Sail on Margin.
"A broker once told me that there
as one rale which he would give If
t dared to bh customers- to guide j
lem Id selecting stocks for trading
urposes; -Take a piece of chewing
tm: reduce It to an adhesive condlon.
mold It Into a form convenient
tr throwing: throw It at the board.
Uy or eel I the stock Indicated by the
>ot on the Ixiard to which It adheres.
o to Europe for three months.'^ By .
iltowlfig this advice, he said, the cusmer
would have a chance?not much I
' a chance. It la true, but some chance. 1
! however be reads the flnanclal page
r 'the newspaper and listens to the
osslp In the brokers' offices. be .has
at even the gambler's chance, since
e will be doing exactly what the
twers back of tbe market Asnt blm
i, do In order tbat thoy may as quickns
possible get his principal before
Is exhausted by the constant nibbling
[ the broker.
"A well to do man showed his in?nuc
bride a check for $1,800. 'Do
ju see this check ? Now with this
m going to buy sugar. Sugar Is goig
up. and I'll give you the profits.'
ugar went down, and be lost his
1.800. Tbe lady asked for an ac>unttng.
'My dear, sugar went down,
he money la lost' 'And you haven't :
ren any sugarT she asked plaintive- j
'. 'Not even nny sugar?"
"As a means of making money speclatlng
on margin is worthless: as n .
leans to loss and ruin It has no rivals
Tltb tbe large Dumber of sound Inestments
constantly offered by banklg
houses to?the public on terms
'bich offer u reasonable chance of In
reasing value, together with security
f principal and Income. It should no
inger be necessary for men and woIPn
to mil fholr anpltim ? '
Ins."?Edward Sherwood Meade In
ipptncott'g.
JUVENILE PRODIGIES.
latter Betty at the Ago of Twelvo
Played Richard III.
Of all juvenile prodigies was there
vdr one to compare with Master Betr,
the infant Koscius? The press of
ie day voted him "a very extraordiary
phenomenon, playing
Larbles In v morning and Richard
II. in the evening; * an inpi
red being * of exquisite
jdgment and sensibility, the
nergy of whose delivery was such as
> leave all description at a distance.
The intelligence of manner,
lie eloquence of the eye when speech
ras denied, the rapid yet judlctour
ransltlons from prpstrate. affliction to
ignifled resentment, are qualities
rhlcb a Garrick might display." The
Idinburgb manager was in fear that
he young actor's voice would not fill
be house. "My dear sir," 6ald the
welve-yearold genius. "1 beg you will j
e under no apprehensions upon that j
core, for if my voice does not fill
our house my playing will."
Writing for the stage seems always
a have attracted the prodigy. Doug'
is Jerrold wrote his successful farce.
More Frightened Than Hurt," before
e was hfteeu. and Lope de Vega, the
imous Spaniard, was not fourteen
rhen his- first play was produced. |
end William Ireland produced his
bakespeare forgeries, which were
ood enough to deceive the learned,
rheu he was about fifteen.?London I
!hronicle.
Measuring Moonlight.
The full mt>on is said to give a great j
eal more than twice the light of the
alf moon. The ratio is approximately |
s nine to one. Taking advantage of I
be extreme sensitiveness to light of
selenium cell, experimenters have j
icusured the amount of lifcht coming |
rom the moon at different phases,
rith the result above mentioned The
eason for the remarkable difference ' J
bown is to be found in the varying I 1
ngles of reflection presented by the !
LTUSUCiivrvi nui iuvc Ol uur KUieillie (U ,
lie sun. Tbfe moon is brighter be
srern'.first quarter and full than be J
ween full and Inst quarter. Tbe !
nuse of this (9 evident In the more
igbly reflective cha racier of that
art . of the moon'that lies west of its jjerldian.
Tho Old and the New.
He was an Old timer amwty adapt- |
ig himself to modem customs and
( quired wealth-. He hud progressed
s fur as the open buck shirt and was
roud of it. Tbe eont ftonr was yet
> be attained.
\Jost look at me." he said to some
riends calling on him while he was
ressing. "By beck! When 1 came to
3is town I hadn't n shirt to my back,
nd now*?now 1 haven't a back to my .
tiirtP*?Judge's Library.
Berlin's Outdoor Life.
Berlin Is an amazing contrast to
aris and London 1n the complete ab- j
?nce of n leisured. well to do class
ith outdoor tastes It has ro
bnmcs. no Ranelagh or Hurlingham.
0 weed-endy Brighton, hardly any
lotortng do-naughts. Its"flat races
re attended by dowdy tens where the
ice courses within reach of London ;
re thronged with smart thousands.?
erlin Cor. London Bystander
Afeaid of Him.
"Ton never go to banquets with your
BSband." i
"No. I'm always afraid that they'll <
ik him to make a apeech." '
"And he can't make one?" 1
That's It exactly. He csft't Bnt
1 he were asked I Just know he'd get
p and try."?Detroit Free Press. ' |
Truth la clothed in white, but a lie
>mes forth with all the color* of the
linbow.
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SAID SHE For Very Best
WOULD FAINT _ < ^
Hrs. Delia Long Unable to Stand ' lAITCY O
On Her Feet More Than a Few J j
Minutes at a Time. | p/\p amiaa f
Pendergrass, Ga.?Mrs. Delia Long. v \Jll V VVIt 1 ^ J /
of thla place. Id -a recent letter, aaya: V /
"For Ave or ail years, I suffered agon- \ f
ies with womanly troubles. Y i /
Often, 1 couldn't sit up more than a v \ /
few minutes at a time, and If I stood A n J TTn rrnt a VI n r
on my feet long, I would faint ilHu V 6&[etdvl6S
I took Cardul, and It helped me lm- A
mediately. Now, I can do my work, all / I ,
the time, and don't suffer like I did." Come and See Al6 QT
Take Cardul when you feel 111 In any / I
Phone 47. I afow Have
building tonic medicine for women6 j , ? . f,
ft has been found to relieve pain end | S IUil Supply/OX
distress caused by womanly troubles. j /
and Is an excellent medicine to have on 1 __
hand at all times. I I
Cardul acta on the womanly const!- ,i *- ~
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Its half century of success ds due to
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Wlli you try It?' It may be Just what , I
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Warm Floors and/Healthy
Children Make Happy Homes
There is no better way tor you to ayfaid worry and expense
than by insurinc your children's health.
Warm floors in the home, which is the children's play
house in winter, are assured When using Cole's Original Hot
Blast Heater. \ j
The steel base and body constriction allows the heat to be
radiated to the floor keeping it woUk during the coldest weather.
Cole's Original Hbt Blast Heater
The Cleanest?Ensieat to Care For
Burns Soft Coal, Ligniie, Ha\d Coal, Crushed Coke,
Wood and Cobs. / \
Users of coal must remember that the ordinary heater is
a big care to operate. That its smoke and ashes entail dusting,
curtain washing and jtarpct sweeping. Think then of the
ease of operation and thrfcleanliness of Cole's Hot Blast.
Cole's Hot Blast haae guaranteed smoke-proof feed dpor?
open the feed door andr the current of\air draws the schoke
directly across the toiyof stove to the stove pipe?away from
the opening. Contrajrt: this simple, cleanly feed with the side
door in an ordinary/heater. The side (door used on other
stoves permits escape of dirty smoke, unpleasant gas 'and
accumulated soot drops from it. - If you overfill a side door
stove, coal falls ta the floor. ** And note this, you cannot
make a side dooa heater air-tight?an everlasting advantage
in favor of Cole's Hot Blast which is air-tight and guaranteed
to remain so always.
No fires to l>uild?the fire is never out in this remarkable
beater from fall until taken down in the spring.
Better select one today?surely it is the heater you need?
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If you are one of the many women
,vho **perimen'^tii
v ^ 'T^| different kindsy of corj
^ scts anc^ thh*ic yoii are
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