FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F. JOHNSON. Editor ?id Han*cr
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Fiii?ay. November 15)1912
What "Rlzo Says."
/he following item t* borrowed from
the Rfileieh Daily Time* noted cor
respondent Rizo. He his evidently
sited the matter up from k comparison
of the pant and present lad make* sieh
x Hoed synapsis we five It here for our
readers. We are very sorry we cannot
give you the photo of the writer also:
The way semo these nice Raleigh
-nirla prambulate aroued the streets
|.hese cold days, freezln in sufferin
frona the chilly weather is snpn awful.
They den't deserve near as much pity
as the poor little ragged kid who ain't
got Horen * handful of clothes to his
nam*. Ileres an original pome (aint
-that a good way to spell pome?) that
Mas sent me. I say original because it
was that when 1* was wrote. It is en
title*. "Sally Fewclethee," and it
goeth thusly:
"Little girl, you look a* small,
Doa't you wear no clothes at all?
Don't vou wear fe shimmy-skirt?
Don't vou wear a petty -skirt?
J ust your corset and your hose
Are these all yoar underclothes?
"Little giil, when on the street
Y ou appear to be all feet;
With your drees so . very titfht
You surely are an awful sight;
Nothing on to keep yon warm.
Crazy Just to show your form.
?'Little girle you won't live long,
Jnst because vou dress all wrong.
Can't you wear mere underclothes
Than just your corset and your hose?
After awhile, I do believe.
You will dress like Mother Eve. "
TAR DROPS.
? Get the fiesh air habit.
--Everything has gone Democratic.
? The only night air that is injurious
is last night's. ,
? The hookworm caaapaigxi began at
Franklinton Tuesday.
?Its a tine tittle boy at the home of
Mr. J. H. bouthall.
? Mr. Foster Brown has taken a po
sition in the postoffice.
? Mr. M. T. llowelll is puBhing the
work on his residence on South -Main
street, ? ' . .
? We wish to announce to the public
that we now have a plenty "Land
l'osted" cards on hand.
. ?The average man requires eight
^hours', sleep every fligbt.^Moet ei us
sleep too little and eat too mueh.
?Don't permit ypur palate to get
your stomach inte troubie. Taking a
pill does got solve the diet problem.
?Now that the election is over let's
everybody lay aside all liitle differ
ences and resume our business and so
.cial matters to if nothing had happened.
? Forgive the friend for anything he
said er did unpleasant in the past pri
mary and election and start over again
with geed feelings.
-rthi.s week's issue of the Timbs con
tains sixteen pages, and you should
ask your carrier for all should you re
ceive only a part.
? Supt. R C. Beck informs us the
reason for the lights being cut off Sun
day and Monday nights so early was
the laek of shavings. <
?Its impossible .to determine the
real value of advertising in the Times.
Even cows have begun calling in to see
some of our larger advertisers.
?The Jackson Tri-State MotorCar
Co., received a pretty new Jackson au
tomobile the past week. Its beautiful
red color makes it very attractive.
?Mr. R- Z. Kgerton says in his new
advertisement that he has Bome won
derful bargains io? late fall shopping.
It will pay you "to read what he Bays.
?As yet noae of the friends of the
editor of the Tim Kg has slipped a tur
key in ear chicken yard for our Thanks
giving dinnes. Now don't all of yo?
come at once.
la your husband eross? An irritable
-fanlt tisdinK dispositlea is often dne to
a disorderly stomach. A man with di
gestion is nearly always good na tared.
A great many hare been permanent
ly cured of stomach trouble by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. For sals by all
druggists. ? ? --r - - - - - ?
Centrevllle Items
Miss Viola Arrington, of Areola, ar
rived Sunday to take charge of the
primary work in Ceatrenlle Academy.
VTe wish her much succsss in her
work,
Mr. John Winston, of Toungsville,
visited his dsughter, Miss Mary Win
ston, last week.
Miaa Ruby Winston, tf YonagivilU,
arrived last week to Ut* ehargeof the
I'earee school, ,w*uH J', .v
liaton, pa^ed thrA^i 'o***lowo last
Asadomy. * ^
Mr. Walter Strang*, of MapleviUe,
leased through our tewn Sunday.
Mr. UeorKa Parrel* hasten
working for tome tin* at the county
home, spent Saturday sn.t Sunday with
his family. +
Mr. Johnnie Nsai, who uts been ill
fur several days, returned to his wi>rk
at Bonn Saturday. 'A.
Kiss Hattie Meal left Monday to
take charge of hei" school at Sandy
Creek. We wish her much success.
Some of our people attended the box
party at Cedar Rock laat Saturday
night and report a nice time.
Centrevilld Is a lively little town, as
there are so many school teachers
around. Only seven of us.
Some very pleasant callers from
Loaisburg came down Sunday on their
ear.
Hiss Loulia Jarman and her little
neiees, Esther and Lucy Andrews, of
Iugleside, spent last Sunday In ear
town.
Our Sunday school is progressing
very niMly and the attendance is geod,
yet we hope to have mere of th* elder
people come out snd help oa in our
work.
There is to be a box party at Centva
ville Academy Friday night, Novem
ber 29th. The proceeds will go for
Academy improvements. The public
is cordially invited. * ' M. L.
Mrs- Barley's Appointments
Mrs. L. W. Bagley, of Littleton,
president of the Woman's Missionary
Union of the Tar River Association, will
do some special work in Franklin
county next week in the interest of the
missionary societies. She is thoroughly
interested in her work and arouses en
thusiasm wherever she goes. The fol
lowing is a list of appointment*- for
next week: Maple Springs church,
Sunday, Nov.. 17, XX a. ic., Mt. /ion,
Sunday. 3 Jp rn., Sandy Creek, Mon
day, XX a. m., Red Bud. Tuesday XX a.
m., Midway. 'Wednesday 7 p. m.,
Peaehtree, Thursday XI a. m., X'oplar
Springs, Friday XI a. m., . Buifn, Friday
7 p. m .
G. M. Duke, Pastor.
flThe self-made man is unable to 8H
where he could have made &ay im
provement on his w?rk.
Bunn Items.
The .grounds have been cleared off
for the new school building and we
learn that work will soon begin on the
building.
' D. T. Hoilingsworth'j .pew storB on
U^ia street is now completed and will
soon be open for business.
Mrs. W. H. Hortyn, who has been
?iik for some time with typhoid fever,
died Friday afternoon last. The re
mains were taken to the family burr
ing ground at Mr. S. H. Morton'*
about four miles from Bunn. where
they were tenderly laid to rest.
.Work is going forward on the erec
tion of J. H. Weath's furniture store
on Main street. When completed this
will add much te the looka of eur little
town.
W. 6. May has accepted a position
with J. H. Weathers A Co., aa clerk.
We are very sorry to state that Mr.
Tommy Horten is critically ,ill with
typhoid fever.
A teachers meeting waa held at the
Aoademy laat Friday afternoon. Manv
teachers from all oyer the county ware
present. Assistant County Superin
tendent Miss Arrington conducted the
meetiag. B. M. H.
For Christmas Rifts, wedding gifts,
birthday rifts and anything in tbe jew
elry and optical line can on Mr. Mor
ton. - ?
All men ben of #10 Modern Wood
men of America, are requested to send
nr bring their policies and 25 cents to
J. W. King for change to new rates.
This is important as the potioies will
have to be s?nt to headquarters at
once.
J. W. Kd?. Clerk.
All young widows art not merry, but
some of them will be if the men say
'yes" before leap year ends.
The Woman Makes the Home
She makes it best who, looking after the
culinary department, turns her back resolute
ly upon unheal thful, or even suspicious, food
. accessories. She is economical; she knows
that true economy does not consist in the use
of inferior meat, flour, or baking powder. She
is an earnest advocate of home made, home
baked food, and has proved the truth of the
statements, of the experts that the best cook
ing in the world today is done with Royal
k Baking Powder.
Many women have figures that are
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