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Items of Interest
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CLOSES ON
-=Don't forge< the P&rland A Newhall
. Company comingin December.
?There ia% a little visitor at Mr. L.
Pine's which arrived early Sun* fay
evening?a little girl.
-Mr. AIIcock has moved his family
from M.%son street to the residence of
Miss Kate Spain on Main strode.
?The town commissioners say we
are going to have "good roads." We
ai? 8la(l to hear it. We need them.
-*-Tl?c Franklin Grocery Co.. is erecting
a large storage house on the r*i r*?ad
property near the oil house of E.
- . J. Cheatham?The
Ladies of the Graded School
and their Athletic Association were
very successful with their Oyster dinner
Saturday, clearing $15.00.
?A. L. Allen has moved his family
to HiUsboro street in the residence of
Chief Cooke. Chief Cooke has moved
on the 2nd floor, and llr. Allen will
occupy the lewer rooms
?The Young Ladies Missionary Society
of the Methodist church met with
Misses Mattie and Katie Ballard Monday
afternoon to arrange for a barbevue
and Oyster Dinner oi Saturday.
?A. H. Vann has begun work on hia
new building <?n Winitoa Esighta opposite
the Graded School building on
east side of the railroad. The dwelling
when completed will be occupied by
Mr. Foye, the night foreman at the
Sterling Cotton Mills. ?There
waa a regular familv re-onion
at A. L. Allen's Sunday last. All of
his children and grandchildren were
present, making nineteen in all, who
dined at his table at the noon meal.
There were also inmy out-of-town visitors.
which made it appear to be a social
gathering of "ye olden" times.
?The ''Times" collectors are numcious
right nows You meet them on
nearly every corner, but their success
13 slow. Cotton low and people hauling
it home, makes their "purse*
' scarce of change." Somebody will *?t
the piano and other premiums and all
of them expect to get something. Thev
deserve it as they vrork diligently to
that end.
?We were informed the past week
that a company, composedpaf'B. W. Mallard,
E. J. Cheatham, li.il Whitfield
and o the is had-been formed and had
purchased the lot of Colonel W. L. McGhee,
on the corner of Main and Mason
streets, and were preparing to ereet a
- modern store building thereon. There
- will be two or three rooms and will be
well fitted up for business. M. S. Davis,
of Louisburg, is making the plans and
specifications for th^ptrocture.
?In response to an invitation from
the Mayor, a mass meet:: g was he.d
in the Mayor's office Monday night in
connection with the regular monthly
meeting of the town commissioners to
discuss some means of street improvement.
The outcome of the meeting
was a resolution passed asking the
commissioners to employ an engineer
to make calculations and submit to anotheT
mass meeting to be held later,
the plan of what could be done as to
grading, straightening, and in other
ways improving the streets and the expenses.
Much objection was
against doing away with the shade
trees.
?Your correspondent visited the
Farmers' Union cotton gin last Monday.
This gin is doing good work and giving
general satisfaction. The "crew" who
runs the machinery are experienced
gentlemen and know their business.
There is no such word as ' 'fail" when
they have such managers as W. S. Pruett
as general superintendent, Kit
Kearney, aj foreman of the gin;Aubdrn
Fowler and Fennel Bight at the press,
and Diek Hight at the engine. They
were six weeks' later than the other
gins getting started, but up to Monday
at 9 o'clock had ginned 524 bales. They
are a hustling crowd and deserve much
praise
Farson&li.
Miss Kate Wortham spent Saturday
and Sunday in Hendertoo.
Durwood Kearney, of the A. ft. M.
College, Wast Raleigh, is at home this
week.
Miss Snsle and Milton F. Allen, of
Raleigh, spent Sunday with tbetrpareata
here.
Was Alice Little, of Raleigh, spent
Saturday night and Ssndev with MMa
Susie Allen
W; ? i, B. Kearney left for Raleigh Thnrs
I NEWS ITEMS
Correspondent
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WEDNESDAY
' Barbecue and Oyster Dinner.
The young ladies of the Methodist
Missionary Society will serve a barbecue
and oyster dinner at the Mayor's !
office Saturday from 11:30 to 3 o'c!#cka1
MENU.
Oyster Stew. Crisp Crackers, Celery,
Barbecue, Brown Bread. 1 Wiled Kggs, ;
j Oyster Fry. Loaf Bread. Chicken Salad,
\ and coffee.
j? There is little danger from a cold or j
j from an attack, of the grip except when j
| followed by pneumonia, ajid this never
1 happens wh.en Ch^nibeflaio * Cough !
! Kemedy is used. Th\a relnedy has won I
ita-vrea^ reputation aod Extensive sale I
by its remarkable cuiebJof cdlds and |
| grip and can be relied fopn with im- ;
plicit confidence. For sale Dv all dealj
are. I
Cams Vary Wear Bflng Killed.
On leat Monday morning white waitj
ing to have a bale of cotton ginned at
I H. I>. Ball', fin. near Alert Aaron Tay{
lor eolcjred came very near losing hia
life. He started to peaa the ewd of a
a batting which had been wrung into
aod left roufh at the end The end of
the hefting eeecht in the beek of hie
Aoet end whirled biaa over a deaen or
mora timaa ami ton off bia coot, cbirt
uadcrcbirt, e*? cod lucpaadna, and
wound them nil up o? thn tboftinf.
Hin breast, inu and back war* all
Tar; badly brained but happened not
to braak any ot bin lioibn. After receiving
medical atteation ho aoemed to
| be gsttiog alorg very well.
Balked at Coll) Steel
1 "I wouldn't let a doct' r cot my foot
! off," said H. D. Ely. lantam, Ohio,
' ' although a horrible ulc r had been the
plague of my life fbr f< ur years. Instead
I ueed BuckletKs Arnica Salve,
and niv foot was sd in completely
1 cured."' Heals Burns. Bads, Sores,
Bruises, Eczema. I'impli s, Olans. Suri
est Bile cure 2ie at Ayci ck DrufcsCo.
I A Surprise Hallow I'en Party.
Entirely unexpectedly to Misses Mattie
and Kate Ballard, a party of young'
people, ''armed with ammunition," pre- I
sentei themselves at their home for a |
Hallowe'en party on Tuesday night.
The Tio.cora carried jack o lanterns ;
and nppea**-ii quite ' Hallowe'eny."
| They ..brought with them all the I
"goodies" imaginable!
| Chafing dishes were produced and
I soon all kinds of inviting "dish^" were
j being stirred.
What difference did it make if the
I chocolate fudge never "got done."
BT: ey forgot their failure in the "excellence"
1 of welsh rarebit and ??;her "successes."
While sitting in th^ firelight they
trailed cnestnuts and told fortunes.
I In the height of glee they said "good
j night" and were taken home by Mr. A.
' H. Vann in bis automobile.
Those present were. Misses Frances
Winston, Grace Ward, Nellie Oonway,
Messrs. A. H. Venn, E. J. Cheatham,
and W. W. Harris.
[The above article was intended for
oar last issue, but was received by us
too late for publication.?Editor.]
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" I do not believe there is any other
medic-ne so Rood fitr wtaooping cough as
Chamberlain's Coujrii Bemedy," writes
Mrs. Francis TurpiwI Junction City,
Ore. This remedy is^so unsurpassed
j for colds and croup. fFpr sale by all
dealers.
Our Public library.
Six years ago the I idles organized a
club to establish a niblic Library in
oar town.
They worked hard and succeeded in
collecting a splendid Library, consisting
of modern Encyclopedias, all of
Shakespeare's works, Scott's Dickens,
the masterpieces of many of our standard
writers and the latest Action. Each
year new books have been added, and
just recently a number of the beet of
the pew novels have been added.
We wish to remind the people that
the Library is here for their use and la
open every Wednesday from two to
three o'clock.
The dollar fee, paid by all who have
use of the books. Is necessary -to keep
up the Library.
We waat to increase the membership
of the "Library Association" and add,
more books to the collection.
As s protection to the books, "Library
peculations" have been poatadn
each volume, so there can bo ao
misunderstanding in what is expected
f the person holding a book.
Ta&m dtoMt ik^S^gripI^od1!^
mc*i uft*fct? rweidUnr and
i liiMltwrhr theiAwvaktaed direction
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Pot Lai livings Bonds
1 I am authorised to announce that
"Depositor* af the PoataJ Saving* Sys- A
tern may exchange the whole or a part m
01 their deposits on January lit. 1912* V
for United State* registered or coupon JP
bonds in denominations, of $20, $100 and ?
9500, bearing interest at the rate of
2 1-2 per cent pax annum, payable semi- V
annually and redeemable at the pleas- a
ure of the United States after one year m
from date of issue, both principal and V
interest, payable twenty years from f
that date in United States gold coin %
Postal saviftgg bonds are exempt from M
all taxes or duties of the United States, m
as well us from taxation in any formliy,
or unifer State, municipal or local au- M
thority.
Applications for tl.e conversion of de- A
posits into bonds on January 1st, 1912, ^
must be received befote D?*cember loth. M
by the postmaster at the deposi- m
toyv office^where t''e certificates were ^
issued" m
For further inforjnation, apply to any
postmaster at anwlice where the Pos- \
tal Savings System is now in operation, ^
Very respectfully M
Willis p. Edwaeds, m
Postmaster at Frauklinton, N* C. ^
Tuesday Club. y\
- The Tuesday Club (postponed till r
w e-tnr.day). met with Mrs. A. R. Win- Tt
ton. I
After the usual preliminaries, th? S
new "Constitution and By-Laws" were A
read by Miss Kate Ballard, vot.d on W
and adopted by the Society. Then fol- 1
lowed reports from committees. y
Mi*. A. S. Joyner, chairman, of the ?
Civic Improvement Committee reported I
that the work at the ceme'ery was bs- m
gun this week.
The people of our town are interested W
in this work and every effort will be 1
made to do affective work there A
Miss Mattle Ballard, chairman, of ?
the Committee on Improvement of I
School Grouada, reported favorably; ^
satisfactory price* on trees and shrub
bery secured. Work there will be W
commenced toon. V
The officers elected at former buti- A
sees meeting, viz: y
Miss Frances Win*ton, president, M
Mrs. A. S. Joyuer, vice-president. Miss ^
Minnie Morris, secretary and Librarian ^
Miss Mattie Ballard, treasurer, report- M
ed satisfactory work in each line.
After the business session the mem- \
bers entered heartily into as game of y
' Hearts." /
Delicious three course refreshments ^
were served. w
At the time of departure all present
voted this the most enjoyable occasion
and expressed delimit in the reorganiration
of the club.
A GREAT DISCOVERY. i 4
Certain Ingredients That Really Pro- ^
mete Hair Growth When Properly
Combined.
ResorcJn U one of the most effective ~
genu destrovers ever discovered by
ecleu^e. t.nd In onuectlon with fV?ta
Naptho!. whirh 's :>3th germicidal a;:.d
antiseptic, a com hi nation H f?,rr.ie?l
which destroys the cfertrs whirb ro'.?
the hair or : natural ivurtshmeut.
and also cre-jfc< a cjc:in. he-.irhy .sn/3:
tlon of the sonJn. which s'-i*
development of new terms.
Piloearplu. although not a re!o*-;*?
matter or dye. Is a w<jll-kno*""n i!*?rrc
dlent for restoring the boir to it* v
oral color, when the loss of hai-- .hbeen
caused by a disease of the ?.-aip
These ingredients In proper comkinu
Hnn ml?U ?U.L.I - J -? > -- - J
?vu, ttuu aauuui uuueu as a sxiinuraj".: j
and for its well-defined nourishlnt
properties, perfect perhaps the mosyef I _
fectlve remedy that is known (or st-ulp J
and hair troubles. j
We have a remedy which Is aniefiv
composed of these Ingredients, la combination
with ether extremely.' invaluable
medicinal iigents. We guarantee
it to positively cure daudrufff and to
grow hair, even (hough the /scalp la
spots is bare of Iktlr. If thqpe is any
vitality left in the loots, it vJ\ positive
ly cnre baldness. Vr we will refund
yonr money. If the'scalp hps a glazed,
ahiny appearance, it's of indication
that baldness Is permanew, but in oth
er instances we believe baldness la cur
able. 7
We want every onw troubled with
scalp disease or loss of hair to try
Rexall "1)8" Hair Tonic. If It does not
cnre dandruff nnd grow hair to the satisfaction
of the user, we will without
question or quibble return every cent
paid as for it. We print this guarantee
on eTery bottle. It bas effected a positive
core in 93% o( cases where pot to
a practical test.
Bexall ?93" Hair Tonic Is entirety
unlike, and we think, in every part ten
lar. better than anything else wo know
of tor the purpose for which it
is prescribed. We urge yon to try
this preparation at our entire risk
Certainly we know of no better ~
guarantee to give yon. Remem
bar, yoe can obtain Besall Re medio*
only at our store?The Rex all store.
Heoffgin Drag C<^
llotile*
Having qualified ai administrator of
tba estate of the lateW. N. Harris, aU
persona holdibg claim* against the es- |
tate are requested to Wrasent them to I
me on or before OctoUoet. 1W2. All I
peraone owing the ea-afcSqerequeated 1
This, October MtbTwKr
R. B. HgNbdaoff, Adnfr.
R. B. Won, Att yTY
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