FRANK&jw TlMEb
A. f. JOtlNSOM. frltw OA W?Mger
FmpAY/jrt?o. H911 .
TAR DROPS.
?Next Monday is first Monday.
?Thanksgiving passed off quietly.
?As usual, at Hill's klgannual ral< a,
Louisburg waa full of people Friday and
Saturday. r
?Practically all business was suspended
in Louisburg yesterday in observance
of Thanksgiving."
-r?Every farmer in Franklin county
should attend the farming with dynamite
demonstration to -be held at E. L.
n^ris soon.
'^V-So far it is almost unanimous that
the contest just closed was one of the fair
est newspaper contests ever conducted in
the recollection of the Louisburg citi;
xenship.
?For the date of the demonstration
of farming with dynamite, see their advertisbmentun
another column. You
may not Use their method but it will "be
? worth goiag to see just the same.
?Our Raynor correspondent Bends
us the following . item "lire friends
of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wilder are congratulating
them upon the arrival of
their little son Melvin Curthbut Wilder
Jr. N
| ' ?The ladies of the Episcopal church
i* will conduct a Bazaar, atthearmony on
the 8th and ^71h of December 1911 for
I the benefit of the Orhpanage. This is
a very w irthy object and nil who can
should patronize it,
? We are indobted to Mr. J. J. Barrow
for his assistance in getting up the paper
thia week during the absence of the
editor, who waa called off suddenly to
be present at the bedside of a sick aunt.
We extend to him many thanks.
?How many times have you thought
r spoken evil of your fellow-man this
week? Remember we all live in "glass
houses" and it may be the other fellow
is talking about you. Get right yourself
and then you can talk, not before.
?The attention of the readers of the
Times is directed to the change of advertisement
in another column, ot the
Big Racket Store. They *Kave old
0Santa Claus on display in all his glory.
Read their advertisement and go to see
thenar*
?We directed thev attention of our
readers to the change of advertisement
o! Dr. W. B. in another column
. \ He is fully prepared to exarhine your
Ve\vs and properly administer ttVatment
If you are in need of his services read
-V his advertisement and call to see him.
?There is something doing on the
tobacco market . here! large sales and
higher pric-ej than has been known for
eral years.'- All .the farmers are
ased beyond expectations. Bring
your tobacco to Louisburg, and go home
with a pocket full of money and make
yourself and family happy. y,
?Owing to the fact that the editor
had to leave Louisburg the past week
we were unable to get all the new subscribers
entered up in time for mailing
this week. We will try and get them
all entered foi our next issue. However,
the loss of this issue will be added
at the end of your year.
?We understand that the Graded
School closed from Wednesday afternoon
untill Tuesday of the following
^ week in order that the teachers rnav
attend the Teachers Assembly to be
held in Raleigh on Th.ursdav the oOth.
at which time Hon. Champ Clark, of
Missouri, will address the assembly.
?The aiany friends of "J. M. Person
ill be glad to learn that he has now
located ia Raleigh. He haa taken a position
with the Carolina Power Co., ol
that place, and owing to his intricate
knowledge sf this feature of their business
and his application he^rill no'doubt
meet with great. Bucsess. He informed
the editor this week that he expeeted
(Js more his family there in the neat
j future. He is a splendid engineer and
his many friends here wish him good
luck in his new position.
?If our subscribers value their time
they will find the advertising columns
of the Tims a most valuable guide in
| making their purchases. The man who
does not advertise will tell you he can
ell you cheaper,) because ha saves the
cost of an advertisement, but this is a
mistake as his other expenses are not
reduced by his actions and the man
who advertises sells three dollars worth
to the other man's one. You can redily
see that the money placed in printers
ink bears exceedingly good interest
You may not bdlieve this statement,
bat if you will give It a fair "trial yet
will always use It"
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The daoghtersef the Joseph J. Davis
^^ptor will moot at the homo of Mrs.
8 White on Wednaaday aftersoon
December 8th atS o'eloek, A1
members rrquoeted to be preeent.
. * . f Mas. J. P. Winston, Pres.
MRS, W. E. UZMLL, SEC.
Book Club Meet
*he Book Club ws* delightfully entertained
by Mrs. M. C. Pleasants at
her heme on^Q^stoMt^oi^MoedM
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JUnVuiL* - ' *s '' *
. of diacussed witH much
inter-*.. Mrp. T.. B. wilder gay* a *
j renimg on ,Wfide?r 'tulle, and Mr*. *
j Mali'tum M?*Klnn^ u the Cartl-s of ,
EtwUii both of which were very in- (
, ter?-srii * ^ i-ni --Laining. Mum *
Ho rty ? -kid, addr mm here *1/ to the 1
ipri-cip*' kichftvc u?* of tfc%? Castles 4
land t-wtht-drala.' >eve??l courses of (
j dainty r>'fr^hm**ntb a - served, much 8
[to ?.he enjoyment of tU: iadj*?s present.
The . iuo %i!l m*tji wuh Mis. T. w.
Bicketiun i.r>e 14th day of December.
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"1 d?> not hall there m any other 1
medicine e?> gdn I for wi?-'Piuk cou r> ps Chain
eriam's l^u^h Remedy,*" wr-ies
Mrs. Francis ' uthvo luuctioii City,
Ore. Tins rem <ly i* >lao uusurpassed ^
f??r col?l.< 4ai.d < roup ror ?an? ov all *
dealers. ? I
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SOAP CU53LES. / Thinness
of ths Gray Hutd Films Just
Before They Barst.
What la a soap bubbleNothing bnt j
a film of wnter molecules held together ; t
by the cohesive power of hoop Id hoIu- i t
tlon. A roh;? bubble's size and strength ! t
depend upon the r'gbt comi>osltlon of I2
the mixture that furulslipH Its mate-j<
rfiil. The color* lo u soap babble are |8
due to what ts known tn^physlra as the !
interference qfjlgbf. and depend upon i
the varying fhl:%kn?*s of the tllm of .
xvater . , I ]
The observer who watches a bubble .
as It la blown will notice that the col- j
ors rapidly chase one another over the
fllm.v globe He will also eee that j
they vary in hue. growing less and , i
bBKs^brtght at the top of the bubble jJ
been use there gravity stretches- it i j
downward and makes the tilm thin- L
nest. I,
It is a singular fact that the last-,
color to appear on a soap bubble Just j 1
before It breaks is a gray tint. The .?
thickness of the film when this tint | appears
upon it is less than the one ;
hundred and .flfty-slx-thousandtb of an [
Inch. v X, ,
Were a soap bubble to be magnified |
to the size of the enrtb and the mole- j
cules magnified in proportion, then the i
whole structure wonlri he us eoarw i
grained as a globe of small leadabot '<
touching one another at their surfaces.. 1
In the blowing of n soap bubble there 1
la presepted the spectacle of the ,
stretching of a liquid to the eitrem* J<
limit of its capacity. In this way we j|
come nearer to a sight of the invisible |
mojecules'of matter than could be got 1
in any other way no matter how-elub- } {
ornte the experiment- KxcbangeT*
"AFTER 15 YEARS
I AM WELL"!
Mrs. Mary Amanda Nash, of Luzuberton, |
IN. C., writes: ."For ye;trs 1 was a so- .
. vcre sufferer from chronic dysentesy, |
; brought on by acute indigestion. It ul.-?o
brought on catarrhal headache which de- 1
I bliitated uie so 1 liad to lie down three or I
four houra each dRy. My general health 1
was greatly impaired, and I wu weak aud
licrrous. One day X had cne of those terrific
headaches, aud my daughtfer-lu-livv
suggested that I try Mrs. Joe/ Person's
. Remedy, 1 did so, and the *very llrst
doso relieved that headache. J continued
to use it, aud for the first time in fifteen
years 1 am well. It is the beet medicine
compounded In tblB world." f
Most people regard" stomach troubles
(and these Include ludigesjlnn. Dyspepsia
Sour Stomach, Nervousness, etc.) na of
little consequence in their early stag s.
Never was a more aertoaa mistake made.
Whe'n the appetite is/gone, the nerves
shattered, the temrier /uined, the body
emaciated, spasms of niln frequent, sound
Hleep_impospible, refreshing rest unknown,
they wake up to mqf fact tlint. stotnii'h
trouble Is u weriouf Inattcr. When ti is
stage la reached, tpf only thing la the
world that will cuiefyou is ?
MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY.
It-restore* energyMto J"dcd digestive or- ,
pans, stimulates a nealthy flow of pnstrlc
juice, "and -brings Ivery portion of the I
stofnnch back to imrmal health. It Is n I
strictly vegetable compound, and contains
no harmful mineral Ingredients whatever.
As a Tonic. Alterative, Blood Purifier and
Nervine It hns no eanal. ' ,
Don't permit an7 dtscadb of the stomn'-h j
to go untreated. As soon as yon feel the I
s'lghtest effects of Indigestion or any of I
1 the other aliments directly attributable to |
a derangement of the digestive orirnns, i>ergln
at once the use of Mrs. Joe Person's.J
Remedy and a complete cure will be an
easy matter. Tf your trouble Is of long
standing, this-Remedy will still cure yon? I
but It will, of course, take longer.
We want yon to .write us for testtmon- I
, Is Is from people who once suffered tbe tortnres
of indlgestka. Dyspepsia and other
stomach aliments, bht who are now sonnd
and well, and eat what they want without
a sign of dlwtnaa.
. m vanv? u> tlVUDICi J IHIHUl UJ?Mob.
uloerotlon or Hehtaf kanor, our I
Wuh Bhotilrt ho ntofl with the Xrnrdj.
For nh by drossl'ls. or sopplled dtroot
OB receipt of prior. tit* por bottler t bot- |
tin for 15. Si; 1 down by sipres# prepaid
for rm, br '
mTjh ronri uutk. niM.tt
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, Butcher knires, sa istfge . mills, sausage
h tuff era, sage. baltV^pepper and
1 lard cans for hog killing at L.f\ Hicks'.
i1 All kinds Chrnbnas toys at M C.
i Pleasants. 1 ^
' Remember thatjio. W. King is onerstocked
In firework*. They will be sold
I cheaper than erer jhihpir. '
I Dont fail to Bee that new lot of fine
dishes at M. C. Plejahnta'.
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All kind of candies, cake , nuts, seeded
raisins, currants, datetvli, s at
, ' Jso. t Kinu'b. '
A fine Xmas present! can be selected
from the new lot of\ china at M. C.
Pleasants. V
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CMCHESTERSraJH
DIAMONO BRAHO
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PWl
"I am pleased Ao recommedd Cham- i
ierlii?"? CohgW Remedy aa the beai
hlng I know of and aateat remedy lot <
onghs, colds shd bronchial trouble,' .
vrltes Mrs. L IK Arnold, of Denver) '
3oto. "We have u^d it repeatedly anr <
t has never fAiled to jttve relief." Foi I
ale by all dealers. |
Don't buy your Xmas toVs, caodiae <
itc., until you visit M. C.d Itsllknts j
Wanted. - <
W bite or colored tmanu one horse i
arms, Harris tovriistim^- Mrs. W. P. 4
1a*i.. / ,
Wanted. j
Vomen and girls ta make men's under- *
rear, work light and clean, good wager r
laid while learning. Address W, W.
'hapim, Supt. Melrose Knitting Mill, r
Raleigh N. C. '
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Auction sale.
On Friday morninA December 8th, ^
till, at 11 o'clock'atithe home of the *
ate W. T. Strickland, near Raynor. *
he undersigned wilusell at public aucIon
the following; 1 piano, fifty or six- ?
j barrels of corflkfndder and Bhucks, C
! registered Jersav hogs, 1 horse, 2 C
lows, farming infpwi^ents, household I
md kitcher* furnitpre. '
A. R. sBaqouiD ,
fV. J. bTRIUKtXNI) 1
fil' P. SntlCKL.vNi) J
I Administrators .
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Land Sale. <
"By virtue of an order of the Supe- i
ior Couit of h'ranklin county, madaln a >
>l ecial proceeding entitled, Mrs. Sue
P. Alford, admx. of L. S. Alford the \i
andersigned commissioner will expose ^
jo sale to the highest bidder,, at the i
;< urt house door in Louisburg, N. C.; i
:?u Monday, the first d*y of January 4
1912, at 12 o'clock noon, the following |
described real estate, situated in said
Franklin county, to *wit;
Beginning at a stake, C. M. Vaujhan's
corner, thence n 1 l-2d e 25.6r> ahaino
tn > afnli? - ? * '
IV/ B DUinc, 1UI11IC1 y a I'UIC |
stump, Vaughan's corner in Mrs. Yarborough's
line; thence jby survey made
from copy of Mr. Fuller's survey of
about thirty years ago, s 87d e 11 10
chains to a stake now Mrs. Yarborao
h's corner; thence n 3d el chain to
&n elm; thence e 42.60 chaias to an ash
on Little Creek; thence a 8d e 1 chain to
W. K. Davis corner; thence w 20.60
chains to a pine stump; thences3d w
25.26 chains to Little Creek; thence s
5d w about 7 chains to a stake and
pointers in Harris's line; thence a new
line n 88 l-2d w 16 chains to a stake
south dt^ttm?iM^eeki_thence n 1 l-2d e
8.25 chains to a ro<!Tr~ttlence n 88 l-2d
w 10 chains to the beginning containing
one hundred acres.
The terms of the sale shall be one
third cash, remainder in twelve months
with interest thereon from date of sale.
This the 28th day of November 191L
R. B. WH TB. >
Commissioner.
Toy
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Thje |
Racket
1 _Stor e
.Open Up.
Friqay
NI( HT\
The ladies ai d children are
especially invited \o
come i nd see \
SANTA CLAUS^
Dressed in the original i >
costume. The children \
are earnest!) requested to <
bring a lettei and put tn <
the postoffici. Old Sanva <
wants a full muse. <
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Mrs. A. K. Hall i
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? ? ??? FIRST NATION,
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tj . While your income is steady and everyth
M miss a bank account, bu/under adverse c
r that you have spent. >t)?n't wait for the
p account today <0 \ 0 - 0
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| /President, Wm H.\rUFFIN
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THANKSGIV'
Do you realize the nearness of it iy We do,
choicest line of fancy gioceries for try occasion.
^F stock of pnauges, apples, lemons Maytja graphs,
prunes, Capo Cod cranberries, cocoa-nuts, mixed
A <;lobe onions,< macaroni, TarDell's^ieese, navy be
X farina, Sizon wheat, cream of \Ufeat, corn Hake*
JT ami small hominy, buckwheat Jplur, paucake flou
Prsturn, Phase ar.d Sd^bornVd;'..Veotaii coffee itr
^F vegetables, c inned meats, camnel soups, canned
meat dressing?, spices, crackers, mixed i
pudding, mince meat, jew, ge mine, cut loaf, pu]
^ saur kraut, catsup, bottljA houey, grifpc juice, P
and preserved ginger, Xlijve oil, salad oil, oinnei
X especially invited to our sanitary pickle )
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I Friends and
|| We have some bills to paSj/Tiov. 1st.,
Z || by paying your accounts/ol? or before
be small, but we have hundreds of tl
X || don't want to oppress anyone\ but to
collections. Your acciunt is due and
X || come in and pay it by/ Nov. lst\
t\| Beasley-Alstoi
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$ .<5 ? vi k '
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V.L BANE
(NEVER I
SS THE |
(LTERTILL |
IE WELL 1
LJNS DRY I
CART A - | -i
INT TODAY I
errnr.n Co.?No. 6J y
ing is running smoothly you don't ?
circumstances you miss the money
weil to run dry but start a bank. X
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NAL BANK J
Cashier, F. B. McKINNE. ^
LVN XSXLi >.~t
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'NG DAY f
'
, Hii'I have stocked our store with the
So let ua help you for the day froiu our
bittanas,. ridsind^Trnrrahts. Smyrna tigs, ^F
nuts, celery, Irish and sweet potatoes,
ians, Lima beans, oatmeal, rice, tarinose/'r
, gru-jH nuts, tapioc-*, potato cliips, large
r, .Graham flour, criscuit, coc ?a, chocolate,
id Jens, pickles in bottle <-r bulk, tanned
8-a foods, canned and preserved fruits, ^F
cak^s, !?iv&d, pound oak-', fruit cake, plum
Iveii7.f?d. hrmni aiiH tn-iimlufua un<^..?-c
, .... b "" i""-?
tneapple juio% maple svrup, crystal ized
' mint*, and KuVBttr'B candy. You are
i?l -lay.
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lk.S, Louisburg, N. C. ^
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Customers |
and appeal to you to help us J
that day. Your account may X
lem and they count up. We
> meet our bills we must make X
again we kindly ask you to
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