THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
0. J. HALE AJglstuut Manager
-TAR DROPb
?Cotton sold foi\ 29 ?.-4 centa a
pound in I?oul?burgj?yest|9K<l*y.
?On- accoxrn cl Q
pastweek^^iiBBrfl^Stwr" L^iho to oui;
?pW***?To^>urlat*?K*M ami rtu. con
densed mucner 1q wUcb we have hau
dled the news*
?The sympathy of the community
goes out to Mr. J. M. Revels in the
death of his two children which oc
curred on Monday from the "flu" and
the serious Illness of his wife.
?Mrs. T. P. Strickland, of near Ray
nor, died on Wednesday from pneu
monia, In h^r 44th year. She leave?
a husband and four children. Her re
mit In.s were Interred at Rock Spring*
church yesterday, the services being
conducted by Rev., f. D. >@alllnB.
Mm. BeiMa V. Bailey Dead.
The lemaln* of Mrs.Bettle V. Bailey,
who died at the State Hospital In Ral
eigh on Thursday was brought to
yard at the Ud home about seven miles
south of town Sunday in the midst of
a large number of friends and cglatlves
She waa 64 years old and had been
thrice matrried* first to Mr. Henry
Mann, then to Mr. O. B. Wilder and
later to Mr. W. A. Bailey. One daugh
ter from her first union survives her
Mrs. J. S. Conway, of DeWltt, N. Y.
The funeral services were held from
her home by ltev. T- Collins pastor
AN APPEAL TO ALL PATRIOTIC CITIZENS
To ths TeHr c? Ifcrth Ca_roI"WmT 1
The B53t lr -Ob tACCL ft < St ag pr fai ttf ^
recent history cf cur Ccihuii utlllk aaua ^p tov foav ?tlan
Tuesday, Scvuabcr 5tfc. x
On that doty eacS roter h? prlelleged io eaa t t
ballot reed Log TOa ?IX SOUTHS SCHOOL T??2^ *
TT>:? la no? a 0909^2aory ttLwdAna* la*., but bmm<
simply that tlaa Comlltot 1 art ~o/ fr?rt& Carol 1 jca ?112 bar e
after cwar&ntaa to k?np op**? th? ?okori cLxnt? for an 1
* ?lx--konths aohool t?r? in ?t?r^ nakaool dlate-tot fen ???
poorest as roll as In oar rietxsat. ?oarvtl.es,
Ufttalnoosly the Stat? Gonvantt-oos of both RspoblSoW
STsd Dooooratlo port 1 Se vtdorocd Uils proposed aivwv!mnt to
their platfoms. Hor Lax es not ha*? oerel; a large, bet
ss nearly ae possible, s
To all ths world, on Noveahoar $th, let tbe prm>4
isesuege be sent that not only haa oar Stats takes this
eighty forvsrd s^ep, btft ?hat 1% hse Aeolartfd for It alsoaf
as on s nan To eeery vot?r--Oeaocratl?, Republican, and
Indapan<?nV opesfrlng In beiulf af on* ?0?011 lova for ow,
bana Stats. 00- appeal. let as bar? 60 negative eetas on \
t Hi s grant forward aoMeast. If enf su in any oMHnltf
? amot sots for tfes muvm, 1st trla Jut pas9 tbe boa by
Lat my astsr raw?bar to a?S *tm the *K9l 111
Hurras scu&J^ for ballot tm IPM to the poll?.
lot Porth flMiUsa report no negatl^votes on aubb _
progrssekre aaatf rltall; lapor tarn, eduoet Isoal pol 1 oy?
KsspeeUbUy sstiltMi* ?
*?!???*. ?. C.. Ootsbcr M. -018.
Resembles Old
Fashioned Grip
The symptomg of Span
iih. i???mm tilu r.'ii
similar to old fashioned
grip ? pains throughout
the body, extreme dizzi
ness. alfiflpinMg rhniT|
nigh fever, headache,
disturbed digestion with
running- at the nose and
?Tes and excessta) spit
ting, showing arfnhflam
znatlon and congestion
of the mucous linings.
Manifested by
Catarrhal Condition
,.jriltl,ttifi.fliriti iUTTin.
Toms or Influenza, It is
well to consult your fam
ily physician at once. It
Is not the disease itself
that Is to be feared so
muvli ?o it ia tlid uumpli
cations which may follow.
To ward off Spanish
Influenza or as an aid t$
returning health aTter an
attack, nothing: ia any
better than Dr. Hai>
man's World Famous Po*
runa.
For Catarrh of Every Description Take
PE-RU-NA
The well known and direct action of Perona in restoring and
maintaining a healthy condition of the mncous membranes through
oat the body makes it the greatest disease preventing and health
restoring remedy known to science.
For fqrty-flve years Peruna has retained its title as a reliable
safe-gnard to the health of the American family.
EXPERIENCE OF USERS THE BEST HECOJTSEKDATION
ANNA, OHIO. "I find Peruna ex
cellent for Catarrh of the head. I
keep Peruna and Manalln in the
h erase all the time.** ? Mrs. A.
Rankle, Box 86.
? NEWARK, N. J. "I have used
Peruna for colds and grip. It will
do all you claim and: more. My
family always tiavo a bottle oil
hand for stomach and bow?
/trouble and colds."'?Geo. Clark. 1J*
/Union Street
Try Peruna First ? Tableto or Liquid ? Sold Evernrhai*
The Call to Da Your Buying Early This
Ye^r Is Lrgent-And We're Ready
To Serve
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WRITE AND TELL US YOUR NEEDS -
Once again the house of PauWJale-Greenwood brings
t6 your attention that the holiday season is near, and that
the Government urges all to do their buying as [early as
possible in order to conserve every force of energy that
we may win the war. Wt'rf icadv to help now with
stocks more beautifilt than ever. Our catalog, too, will
soon be ready, and if you thiiiK your name is not on our
mailing list;?send it to fas at once.that you may receive
ame promptly.^ *5^- ;
PAUL-GAIE-GBC|NWOOP CO. tac.
"Largest Jewelers South"
Granby Street, Corner City Hall Ave.
SPANISH INFLUENZA--WHAT IT IS
. AND HOW IT SHOULD BE TREATED
Nothing New?Simniy the Old G'ip, 'or la Grippe
? That Was Fniffomir nT IftHU.UL^T.r^ Tht>n
It Came From Russia Dy Way of France
and This Time by. Way of Spf Hi
Go to Bed and Stay Quiet?Take a
j Laxative?Eat Plenty of Nourlnh
Ing Food? Keep Up Your
Strength?Nature Is the
Only "Cure."
ALWAYS (ALL A DOCTOR
Xo Occasion for Panic.
I Spanish influenza. ?.~hich appeared In
?Spain in May, has all the appearances
iO* grip or la grippe, which has swept
!ovei the world ii. numerous epidemics
'as far back as history runs. Hippoc
rates refers to an epidemic in 412
jB. ('. which is regarded by many to
:have been inthn?ww>.?Kvfrry (enturv
I has had it* attacks. Beginning with
j 1831 this country has had five epidem
ics the last in 1889-90.
There is no occasion for panic?in
fttienza itself has a very low percen
tage of fatalities?not over one death
out of every four hundred cases, ac
cording to tlie N. C. Board of Health.
The chief danger lies In complications
arising, attacking principally, patients
in a run down condition?those who
don't go to bed soon enough, or those
who get up too early.
THE SYMPTOMS
Grippe, or influenza as it* is now
called, usually begins with a chiU
followed by aching'); t'everiehnefs EnQ
sometimes nausea and dizziness, ah d
a general feeling of weakness and de-)
presslou. The temperature is from 100
to 104, and the fever usually lasts
from three to five days. The germs
attack the mucuous membrane, or lin
ing of the air passages?nose, throat
and bronchial tubes?there 5s usually
a hard cough, especially bad at night,
often times a sore throat or tonsolitis
and frequently all the appearances of
a severe head cold.
THE TREATMENT
Go to bed at the first symptoms, not
only for your own sake but to avoid
spreading the disease to others?tako
a purgative, eat plenty of nourishing
food, remain perfectly quiet and dn't
worry. Quinine aspii*:n or Dover's
Powder, etc., may be administered by
the physician's directions to relieve
the aching. But there is no cure or
specific for influenza?the disease must
run Hts course. Nature hers^TT will
throw off the attack if only yoaJteep
up your strength. The chief <JJ?ger j
lies in tha complications which may
arise. Influenza so weakens the bodily
{resistance that ttfere lp danger of
pneumonia t>r
and sometimes
d:? ear. or hear
r*a"*L it is ve y important ??at the
patient lemafn n be ? until hi.s kt?iv
gjh returns?stay in bed at least two
days or more after the fever has left
ttiil nr If Tfii] rrrr r"r
Blfiy In bed four days or more, accord ,
i at mere ip aangor oi
r bronchitis develcflfcig,
s inflammation of liMid 1
art rtff'cttnna tor tpp??
ing tu the severity of the attuck.
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS !
In order to stimulate the lining of
the air passages to throw off the grip- |
pe germs, to aid in loosening the
phicgm and keeping the ajr passages 1
open, thus making the breathing eas-1
ier, Vick's Vaporub will be found ef
fective Hot, wet towels should be ap
plied over the throat, chest and back
^jveen tho shoulder blades to open
thV pores. Then VapoRub should be
rr.i>;>ed ? in over the parts untfil the
skin is rid, spread 011 quickly and
cover with twg thicknesses of hot flan
nel cloths. Leave the clothing loo$e
around the neck as the body liberates
the ingredients in the form of vapors.
These vapors, inhaled with each breath
carry the medication directly to the
parts aiTectel. At the sam? time,
VapoRub is absorbed tl.ru and stim
ulates the skin, attracting tho blood
to the surface and trus aids in lellev
ing the congestion within.
1I0W TO AVOID THE DISEASE!
Evidence seems to prove that this
is a germ disease, spread principally
ly hu:ii*;p cc;*'act, chiefly thru cough-1
;lr. sneennv spitting. So avoid
persons having colds which means
avoiding crowds?common drinking
cups, roller towels, eto. Keep up your
bodily strength by plenty of exercise
in the open air, and good food. Above
all. keep free from colds, as colda
irritate the lining of the air passages
and render them much better breed
ing places for tho germs.
Use Vick*3 VapoRub at the very
first sign of a cold, melt a little Va
poRub in a spoon and inhale the vapors
or better use VapoRub in a ben
zoin steam kettle. If this is not avail
able, Use an ordinary tea-kettle. Fill
half full of boiling water, put in a
half teaspoon of VapoRub from time
to time?keep tho kettle just slowly
boiling and inhale the steam arising.
NOTE. Vick's VapoRub is the discov
ery of a North Carolina druggist, who
found how to combine, in salve form,
Methol and Camphor with such vola
tile oils as Eucalyptus, Thyme. Cu
bebs. etc., so that when the salve is
applied to the body heat, these lngre
diets are liberated in the form of va
pors.
, VapoRub is comparatively new in
New York State and New England and
a few Western States where It Is Just
nov/ being Introduced, but in the other
section* of the*ooua<^y it is the stand
ard home remedy Hn more than a mil
lion homes for all forms cold troubles.
Over six million jars were sold list
year. It is particularly recommended
for children's croup or colds, since tt
externally applied without the sllght
bad tin three sizes at all druggists.
of the Baptist Church. She was Bap
tist In lellKluu anil was much loved and
admired ir lier community before her
health failed her several years ago
The funeral was very impressive and
lar?ely attended. The pall fceareri
v7cre Messrs G. C. Harris. H. *? Har
ris. S. T. V ider, R. P. Taylor, (: T
StckwS, H. E. Iivht.
?John N. Neal Wwnndf d "lil 1'rancf??
The casualty lists for Monday and
Tuesday contained the names of John
N. Neal, of Mapleville, wounded 4n
action in France and John R. MedlJj,
-of Harris tov.nship, ' a mining .n ac
tion. This is eV.'dence of the Franklin
County boys being in the thick of the
fray. %
For Sale.
Full stock Hampshire pies, both sex
Beauties. Ready to deliver.
J. O. SLEDGQ,
10-25-lt R. 4, Louisburg. N\ C.
? For Sato. "
One five passenger Dodge automobile
and two 1918 model Ford toiiriug cars,
pit In excellen condilon.
J. W. MANN & CO.
10;?5-lt ? ioulsburg, N. C.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Scientifical.y Cultivated
ASSORTED COLORS
Ten per cent of sales will he do
nated to the Red Cr?-?8 Fund.
Mrs. Ernest Furgurson
NOTICE !
The tax books has been placad
in my hands by the Board of
Commissioners for collection of
taxes for 1918 with instructions
to collect and I will thank all
the payers of the County to come
and get their receipt. 1
I will' have a collector at each
voting precin9t in the County
on Thursday, October 31, 1918.
K A. KEARNEY,
?* Sheriff.
T'4'
Warning!
lie caivful! Don 't expose yourself to any one who
lias the "Flu." Don't coueli unless you use a hand
kerchief.
BUT?there is- a greater evil than the Influenza
aeing us. If we fail to win this war a^inst the Hun
it will he fiir worse for us. Public gathereings have
been discontinued l'or a while, but this should not keep
you from buying LIBERTY BONDS. <VT.- are taking
subscriptions just the same as if tl.iore was a speaking
in every school mid church in the county. Semi us
your application. Bonds sold in $100, $500, or
$1,000. denominations. Send 10 per cent with''appli
cation. Balance mav be paid on instalments. If you
have bought Bonds, then BUY MORE BONDS. ? *
Wc wil'gladly give any information you may wish.
anH do all the work in connection with your purchases.
Yours to serve, "
Farmers and Merchants
Bank
"Safest Foi Savings"
Louisburg, No. Carolina
i
The time is lirort. Saturday the 19th is the last clav
the FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.
Dr. HESS'
UISINhtU ANI
General Uses
There la scarcely any place about the home where It cannot be
advantagiously used.
The danger of fcontagious diseases can be reduced to a mini
mum by Its thorough use about the premises.
It being a powerful dtodarlaer and germ destrtyer It should bo
used freely on all articles used by patients afflicted with Infectious
diseases. A : f -n.. itt'.H
An unaqualod disinfectant for indoor and outdoor closets, cess
pools, ewer pipes, drains, garbage cans and breeding places of nis
qultoes. . ,, . . ,
L. P. HICKS
^:0n The Corner
Louieburg, N. C.