Overalls at Less Than Factory
Price
200 Pair? Hens HeaTy Grade Overall k at
$1.00 to $1.50
200 Pairs Khaki Pants for Men at
$1.75, $2.00, $2.25
150 Mens Heavy Grade Work Shirts at
75c each
CANDLER-CROWELL CO
IS SELLING OUT
All Men's Goods at less than they can be bought now at wholesale
14 men's Palm Beach suits at $3.00 per suit.
11 men's Palm Beach suits at $6.00 per suit.
51 Palm Beach and Cool Cloth suits at $6.50 each.
All Men's Summer Underwear
at Last Year's Prices
Hens Balbrlgan Slilrtn and Drawer? at
35c each
Mens White Ganze Shirts and Pants at
50c each
Men* ?B V D " Shirts and Drawer? at f
50c each
I Shoes. Shoes. Shoes!
Our Great Shoe Sale Continues and at Prices
That Mean the Saving of Dollars to You
100 pairs Ladies' White Oxfords and Pumps at $1.50 pair. 300 pairs Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords
"Godman" make at $2.00 pair. 200 pairs Children's pumps in "Godman" make at $1.35 & $1.50
. j
Make our store your trading place and bank the difference. We guarantee to save you on every
purchase. Everything in Staple Dry Goods, Notions and Ladies' Ready-Made Suits and Bresses
at less than can be bought elsewhere.
CITY OF DURHAM TAKES IT'S
NAME FROM HIS ANCESTORS
Well Known Resident, Who Has Spent
Half a Century Here and Knew This
City When It was Young, Talis
Interestingly of its Early Days and
Ills Own Experiences.
Fltty years ago a Grand Uncle ot
my father, Dr. Bart Durham, sold
land on which the city of Durham now
rests for three dollars an acre. I have
lived around Durham myself for about
fifty years, said J. J. Durham ot 505
Cole St., West Durham, in the courae
of a conversation with tho Peplac Ex
nert. In HnyTvnnri & Bnnnfl'a drug
store. After Introducing himself Mr.
Durham continued:
"I have guttered with indigestion
differently from most people. Usual'
ly victims of indigestion suffer great
ly after eating, but I had most of my
pains before meals. I tried other re
medies but nothing gave me relief un
til I gave Peplac a trial. Every day
my wife speaks to me of the great
change for the better that Peplao has
caused in my health. My daughter has
also started to taking it, as she also
suffers with indigestion, constipation
and nervousness, and It is putting her
in good shape. My wife has request
ed me to bring her abottle, so you see
my entire family have become con
vinced of the merit of Peplac. I want
every person in Durham, who suffers
from these troubles, to accept t he
statement of a fellow townsman and
give Peplac a trial. I know that they
will not go grong."
THE MERITS OF THIS GREAT
RECONSTRUCTIVE TONIC IS EX
PLAINED AT THE SCOGGIN DRUG
8TORE WHERE IT IS SOLD AND
" RECOMMENDED. A BOTTLE BOU
GHT TODAY MAY SAVE YOU YEARS
OF SUFFERING.
The kaiser's partnership with Qott
jojithewestern frontrtfr rather dis
with Mahomat on the eafiTe^^TIW^1
TRCSTEK 8AI.E OF LAM)
Under and by virtue of the power
onferred upon me as Trustee in t' it
deed of trust executed by Annie Hall
and husband, Andrew Hall, on the 29,
day of March, 1816 and duly recorded
In Book 310, page 94, In the Registry
of Franklin county, said deed of trust
having been executed to secure cer
tain bonds, default having been made
in payment of bonds and demands hav
ing been made upon me by the hold
ers thereof for the oreclooure of said
deed of trust, I will on Monday, the
18th, day of March, 1918, at or about
the hour of noon, at the Court House
door In Fianklin county, LouUburg,
North Carolina, offer for for ?ash,
Co the highest bidden tke follo^jjg
deiiatoed iporpMlr:
AiHSti ?'it~ taut m ?n*1 K
land, situated In Loulsburg Township,
Franklin county, Stat* of North Card
llna, and desorlbed as follows: that lot
in the Town of Loulsburg upon which
the aald parties of the first part now
resides, situate on the northwest oor
ner of franklin and Spring St vets,
bounded aa follows: on the North by
the R. F. Yarborough residence lot,
on the East by Spring Street, on the
South by Franklin Street and on the
west by the G. W. Ford residence lot,
being the lot conveyed to the said Mrs.
Annie Hall and Mrs. Ell?a Green by
deed of T. X King et als, recorded In
book 88, at pa^e 279 Registry of Frank
lini county, N.,C reference to which
is her^ tpade for "a further description
of said premises. The interest of Mrs,.
Eliza Green, now deceased, in said jot
having been devised by the last will
and testament .of s&ld Mrs. Eliza
Green to the said Mrs. Annie Hall.
Tils the 7ih day of February, 1*18.
Note:?This sale Is made at the re
quest of Mrs. A. M. Hal] the maker of
said deed of trust
E. H MALONE, Trustee.
The above salg was .continued by
consent of all parties to Monday,
April 25th, 1918, at 12 o'clock^
E. H. MALONE, Trusts*. ?
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$1.60 Per Year, In advance.
NOTICE.
By virtue ef the power coatoiaed tn
a deed at Trust execute by Httafit
Ureen and wife and duly reebftal M
book 177, at page 293 in tk* RjkgifUv
of Franklin county and default haV
Ing?been made In the not* neenred
by said deed In trust; at the request
of the holder of said note I shall o?
MONDAY THE 6TH DAY OF MAY
1918 at the courthouse) door In the
town of Louisburg, N. C.
ewww>mp^CT*li?i li'HSfBfffhidder fer
fer
cash the real estate described in said
deld of trust. Lot No. 1 In the divis
ion of lands of Hawkins Ore. t, be
ginning at a rock Matthew Neal's
corner in Perry's line, then N 5M ?
58 polos to a rock corner for lot No.
2; tlienco N 80d W 153 poles S links
to a rock and pine pointer Neal cor
ner; thence S 76 l-2d E 108 poles to
heglnntngT containing 40 acres, sub
ject to a dower interest In soil lapd of
10 acres described in said deed la
trust; This March 27, 1918.
W. H. RUFFIN,
3-29_Gt Trustee.
A New York man has appealed to the
courts to compel his wife to keep al
ienee. Bat wharo Is he golta to And
a Juda* with nerv* encmSh to under
take to isiQflfe m. -h 4 t*Bt?c^?
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.
Under and by Tirtue of Deed of
Trust,,executed by B. J. William? and
wifa, Laura Williams, oa the 21st, of
January, 1912, to J.-H. Kerr, Trus
tee, said deed of trust beings recorded
In Book 177, page 34, In the Registry
of Franklin county, North Carolina,
default having been made in tbe pay
ment of tbe indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust and demand having
been made for the foreclosure there,
of, the undersigned Trustee, will on
MONDAY, 29th DAY OF APRIL, 1918
at or about tha hour o noon, offer for
sale for cash, at public auction at the
courthosue door of Loulsburg, North
Carolina, the following described pro
perty, to-wlt:
One-fourth undivided interest In a
tract or pracel of land situate in
Sandy Creek township, Franklin coun
ty, Statw of North Carolina and honn
ded on N. by Little Shocco Creek; on
East by lands of J. D. Alston: on
South by ^ lands of Jas. Summerville
and on the West by lands of Isaac
Davis, containing 50 acres, more or
less known as "Lee Snmmervllla
Place." ?
This the 27tb da? of March, 1918.
J. S. KERR,
4-S-4t V Trust??.
..Pay y?i poll tax before May 1st if
you want to vote.
Dobb that bill giving the President
power to requisition the timber of the
country wherever necessary, have any
reference to the fences of tbe politic
ians?
CLEANSES YOCE HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL,|
S IT BEAUTIFUL,|
THICK, GLOSSf, OTAVT
Try this! All Dandruff disappears
and ball &(opb comJag
fit.
Surely try a "Danderlne Hair
.ClftanRft" If you wl?h toiraBae4*a?e*y
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderlne and
draw it carefully through your hair,
taking one email strand at a time;..
iW? will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or any excessive oil?in a few min
ute? you will be amazed. Your hair
will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and
possess an incomparable softness,
lustre and luxuriance.
Resides beautifying the hair, one
application^ of Danderlne dissolves
every particle of dandruff; invigorat-1
es the scalp, stopping Itching and
falling haft.
Danderlne is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. It goes right to theroots,
invigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro
ducing properties cause the hair to
Krow long, strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of It, if you will
spend a few cents for a small bottle
of Knowlton'? Danderlne aft 4m?
?tore or t&41* counter and tip It is
directed.
PASTURES
I have leased the property known a*
the T. T. Runt pasture? on Buffalo
and Sandy Creeks and can furnlsk
pastorage for any cattle at reasonable
rates. Also will pay the highest mar
ket price (or dry cattle. See E. N.
Williams, Loulsburg, N. C., B. F. D.
No. 6, or Dr. J. O. Newell, Loulsburg,
N. C.
?i: i
LOST.
A bunch of keys on Saturday, March
30th, in Loulsburg. Finder will be re
warded by returning same to
H. G. PERR?, M. D.,
4-6-tf. Loulsburg, N. C.
An exchange remarks that the Mex
ican crisis is passing. Of course it
Is. "they pass as regularly down
there as the moon's phases.
Constipation and Indigestion.
These are twin evils. Persons suf
fering from indigestion are often trou
bled with constipation. Mrs. Robert
Allison, Mattoon, 111., writes that when
she first moved to Mattoon she was a
great sufferer from Indigestion and
constipation. Pood distressed her and
therei was a feeling like a heavy
weight pressing on her stomach and
chesU She did not rest well at night,
and felt worn out a good part of the
time. One bottle of Chamberlain's
Tableits corrected this trouble so that
she has since felt like a different per
son*
Chinese fishermen train otters to
catch fish. Which is all right it the
otters don't do too much talking
about their exploits.
^
Pile? Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Yoer dnifffiit will refund tndney If PAZO
CBNT ~ - - - .
OINTMBNT fan* to cure any?*?? of Itching,
B1 hid, Bleed to k or Protruding Pile? in 6to M days
The first application elves Bate and RcaL 50c
POR CONSTABLE
I hereby ftnno?H??e-my?eH ft cftfniF*
date for Constable of Harris township
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic primaries in
elate voters of said
Township.
4?U-tp _ VANCE MEDLIN.
v ? '?
^ FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the House of Representatives
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primaries in June, and will ap
preciate your support.
4-12-tp W. H. MACON.
..Pay you poll tax beforo May 1st If
you want to vote.
FOR KENT.
Two nice five-room houses on Fox
Swamp Heights. Some changes will
be made If wished, for desirable par
tite. See
4-19-lit V. C. WILLIAMS,
SuflluiB* to THp FRANKLIN TIMES
Oojy ?1.50 Per Year, la ?WHC.
NOTICE
The last call for jour tax
es. The several treasurers
for the County's funds are
calling on us for money, and
we must ask you to come for
ward and pay your taxes,
that we may give them what
belongs to them.
Tour poll taxes should be
paid by May 1st if you want
to vote in the coming election
H. A. KEARlfEY, Sheriff
Ingrleftlde Commence memt.
The commenccement exercises of
Ingleside Academy were held Monday
at 2:30 and 8:30 p. m. While the
preparations for this event were at
tended by many difficulties, and had
to be postponed on account of Incle
ment weather, it was very much en
joyed by the large and appreciative
audlfiTiCe who honored tlie occasion
w'th their presence. The exercises
songs, and duets, and a most
excellent address by Rev. F. S. Love,
president of Louisburg College. Thd
speaker was brief, but he told us more
good things in 35 minutes than we
have heard in a long time. The dis
course was along constructive lines
and was a strong, earnest and practi
cal appeal to the young in the Interest
of education and the good of humani
ty. Mr. Love had the best attention
from all and his address was thorough
\y enjoyed. )
The audience wan oven larger at the
evening exerciHea, and the program
was rendered in a creditable manner,
alike to the pupil? and the faculty.The
latter Is composed of Prof. W. C. Poe,
MIbb Nan Hinea, and Mis? Myrtle
Crews, Mrs. A. M. Jones is music
teacher.
O. I. C. Pigs For Bale.
J. B. 8MTH, Moultofl, N. C.
4-lMt ??
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t'nitod States To Be* Uie Victor, Egf#
Say*
"Victory for the United States In
May," la the story that ta told on & ne?
rlog of eggs laid by the hgns of lira,
J * P.- Bragg, of Bath.?~
Mrs. Bragg's own account of the
prophetic o^gs laid bfl f^ng mIn
Tow^^
"I have a little egg laid the 1st of
February witlr h perfect 3 on one end
and the 'word May on the other. There
are many other characters and figures
too small to see good among them is
call editor and honor and sin. Then
on March 1st was laid another egg
with an almost perfect 2 on it. And
last week there was another speckled
egg with U. S. on one side and 'win'
on the other.
"From these characters we might in
fer that the United States will win in
May which Is three months From the
time the first egx wag laid.
"My chickens are all pure bred
white Orpingtons and until lately I
have never seen a spedkled egg among
them."
1 ? ??'
A lilo for every fo?t of ground 1?
what Germany Is paying for territory
gained. But she probably thinks Dial
lives can be produced, V&U* ChW? I*
only ao Much territory.