Offer
On all our Mens and Ladies Oxfords for a few days. Come in and get your wants supplied while yo u
can buy tnem so reasonable. l.
We have a few very de
sirable patterns of percales,
selling now at 9c. Cleaning
up on this. Come in before
it is all gone.
18 Ladies Ready Made
Dresses.
In P?rcale,QiuKbaum mid
Regular Frioes #1.75 to $8.00 on
sale at half price.
83c to $1.48 each.
We have a complete stock
of Ladies and Gents white
canvass oxfords. CaJl and
I E w
see them.
35c Mens Underwear.
Ill Check Dim icy, Shirts atid
Drawers, Cool and Service
able, oo sale at eaoh ?
25 cents.
Ask to see the latest crea
tion' in Bulgarian neck wear
for men.
Only a few more pairs of
these Oxfords left at these
prices ? $1.49 .
Clearing outp our whole
stocky of millinery at just
* ? -
half price. *,
36 Real Nice Parasols.
Closing out from 69 . cents
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to $1.98.
Try a pair of our Godman Oxfbrds or Pumps. Prices cut on
svery pair. ?
We have just replenished our stock of Kabo's rust proof corsets.
$1.00 to $3.00 in stout, medium and slim.
CANDLER? CROWELL CO
/ "Louisburg's Greatest Store."
Louisbirg, North Carolina.
f anklinton News Items
Our Regular Correspondent
Items of Interest Gathered from in
and Near Our Sister Town Each Week
CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY
Mr. J. F. Parker spent Friday
and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. B.
W. Ballard, returning to New York
Saturday night.
Mra. B. W. Ballard, after a ten
weeks star in Atlanta, returned
home Saturday with Mr. and Mra.
J. B. Cheatham and little son.
Mr. 6. F. Parker, ot New York,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ballard.
Misses Edna and Rath Barkley,
of Weldon, sisters to our townman,
Mr. D. E. Barkley, are visitors here.
Mr. J. p. Mulligan the good roads
builder leaves here for Henderson
Tuesday to take charge of the good
roads building in Vance county. Mr.
Krp, of Mooresville, will take charge
of the good road building in this
township.
A family touring the country
went into camp outside the corpor
ate limits Sunday night.
Dr. Wilcox, of C'arthrage, spent
Tuesday in our city. He possibly
may locate here some time in the fu
ture. ? V
Messrs. Jacob and Walter Parker,
of New York, are visitors at Mr. B.
W?Ballards.
Chief Cooke seized a large pack
age of booze at the express office
Tuesday. The package was tagged
to N. Allen and supposed to oontain
six gallons.
A young woman claiming to be a
Mexican, driving a "Donkey Cart"
passed through our town last Mon
day. She is making a trip across
thiUnited States for a wager of
4^V00. She says she started from
York January 38th. She haa
a trip before her if she goes at the
slow speed she was making when
?he Uft town.
The Burnett popular shaving par
lor has Mcured the services of Mr.
J. E. James, of Durham. Mr. James
we learn is an expert in the tonson
ial art, and we are sure will prove au
elevation to the Burnelte company.
Mr, Penny and wife left last
Thursday for Henderaon where he
takes a situation. Mr. Penny for a
long while worketi with the Burnett
Barber Shop Company.
Several from our town went to
Lonisburg last Monday, we Boppose
most of them bad business with the
County Commissioners as that day
was first Monday.
Our town is suffering with an ice
famine this week. We have had no
ice since Sandar morning. '1 he
deatersHiere say they can't get it as
the dtmand is more than the pro
duction.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Collins, of San
ford, are visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. James C. Sandling, of Gum
Spring.
I. II. Kearney went to Raleigh
last Tuesday.
Ex- Sheriff H. C. Kearney return
ed from Washington, D. C., Mon
day evening on No. 3. He left here
with the old "Yets" to go to Gettys
burg, but we learn he went no fur
ther than Washington.
The farmers say that the crops
haye grown more in the- last two
weeks than in six weeks before, so
they figure that this makes the orops
only one week, late when before the
last rains they counted the crops six
weeks later.
The Cambridge Players are billed
to appear at the graded school audi
torium tonight. They have good
musio and come highly recommend
ed, and we are sure will have a full
boose.
M. F. Allen has purchased the
Clegg property on Clegg heights.
This is the budding removed from
the old site farther up the stree1
when D. E. Barkley built his oe?
residence. The house has been re
modeled and repainted and m a de.
?'liable home. The family of Mr. A.
L. Allen will occupy the hotne.
We have tried to make this de
partment interesting and of benefit
to our town and its people, but we
are greatly discouraged some limes,
bv not having the support of the cit
izens is giving us the new? and giv
ing the Tikbs their advertisements
to help the paper in return for what
it does for ns free of charge.
The Methodist and Baptist Sun
day Schools hold their annual pic
nic At Bloomsbury Park Raleigh,
aext Monday July 14th. The train
leaves Franklinton at 9 a. m. return
ing will leave Union Station at 7
o'clock p. m. Bound trip 75 oents.
Children 6 to 12 half faie. For fur
ther information apply to Committee
ot Arrangement. C. S. Williams, A.
S. Joyner, R. 0. I^ernell, J. E.
Nicholson, B. F. Cooke, B. A.
White and E. M. Edwards. League
ball game Baleigh vs Winston
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Byrum spent
last week visiting in Durham, Ral
eigh and other cities in this state.
The Childrens Day at the Metho
dist church last Sunday was a sue.
cess and reflects much credit on the
teachers tor the careful training ot
the children, especially the littlq
one* or the infant class, undfer
the care of Miss Elna Tann. A large
crowd of visitors attended and all
enjoyed the programme.
The little three year old boy of
Ed Lee Long wad carried to the hos
pital in Raleigh to have removed a
nickel which the boy swallowed last
Sanday a week ago. It seems the
nickel is lodged in his swallow and
oan't be moved. An operation was
to have been performed at Rex Hos
pital Monday. He also has a penny
in his stomach whioh he swallowed
several days before be did the nicket
Delightful Porch Party.
Miss Martha Harris charmingly
entertained a few friends Friday
morning at her hospitable tiomf, in
honor of her guest Mrs. Tyler
Wheeler, of Sootland Neck. '
The tables and chairs were' placed |
on the north porch for a game of j
rook. The porch was artistically deo
.QUted with ferns and potted .plants.
Miss Susie Mofthee presided at the
punch bowl.
To each guest was presented a
dainty score card with fourth of July i
decorations a id tiny flags. An ex
citing game of progressive rook .en
sued. Miss Kate Ballard winning
tbe prize presented it to Mrs.
Wheeler, the guest of honor. Delic
, ions refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Kittie
Foster, Susie MoGhee, Sne Chea
tham, Eleanor Vann, Josephine Hen
ley, Mary Staunton, Mattie and Kate
Ballard, Frances Winston, Nellie
Conway, Mesdames A. S. Joyner,
D. E. Barkley, R. B. White and Ty
lfer Wlieeller, of Scotland Neck.
The King ot all Laxatives.
For coustipation, headaches, indiges
tion and dyspepsia, use Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo.
N. Y., says they are the "King of all
laxatives. They are a blessing to all
my family and 1 alway3 keep if box at
home." Get a box and get well. Price
25c. Recommended by Aycocke Drug
Horse and calf muzzles at L P Hicks )
Electrical and bicycle supplies at L P '
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Ice, Ice, Ice
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Beginning April 1st we
will have on hand at all
times a full supply of ice
made by the latest improved
methods. We solicit your
orders and guarantee prompt
delivery and satisfaction.
Our house is located under
the old dispensary building.
'Your humble servants, '
GUY ICE COMP'Y
ED FULLER, Mgr.
ICE AT ALL HOURS
Hy Ioe House will be open from now on regularly on San
days. For prompt delivery leave your orders the evening
before, or telephone yonr orders.
Tonr business will be appreciated.
I ?
Yours to serve,
John W. King
FIRE! FIRE!
LOOK, LISTEN, LE\RN,
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If you will put your fire insurance in my hands, I will all
-ways keep it in force for you and when the fire bell
rings, you will rest satisfied that your property
will be insur^i in some of the best compan
ies that can be had. I am on my job
and will always give your bus
iness my prompt and care
ful atttentionj
As Ever Yours,
T. W. WATSON, Agent
Phone 372 Phone 372