Stalk Cutters
Genuine Oliver Plows
Galvanized Shingles
? and Roofing
Rubber Roofing
Pine and Cediar Shingles
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We usually have What you Want
Whei/ you Want It
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Your Patronage is appreciated^
McKinne Bros. Co.
Satisfaction Or Your Money Back
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TO MY FRIENDS AND
PATRONS
ri t
overstocked with Feed and Heavy Groceries,
^nnli Hny. Oats, Ship-stuff, and provisions of all
kinds. I Mso have right nntny shoes I will sell at cost.
In fact I /nave most anything you want. _ Come to see
in town and sec what I have got. A trial is
all I afek.
J. W. PERRY
TO OUR PATRONS
AND FRIENDS
We extend our heartiest thanks and'S.p
.preciations for the liberal share of your
patronage given us the past year, and hope
tinuance of the same by giv
ing you t^e bes?
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American Electric Shoe Shop
R. E. L. LANCASTER, Mgr.
Main Street - Louisburg, N. C.
In Reconstruction I lay h.
In reconstruction day3 after the Civ
il War. four hundred gir:s, it is said,
were lost in the city of Washington
arid never heard from again. Already
in the very beginning of this recon
struction period after the war today
two secretaries of the Young Woman's
Christian Association have been rush
ed to Washington with an emergency
fund of $10.000 to aid the hundreds of
girls who with tho end or the war are
finding themselves caught In the swirl
of the unemployed. From North Car
olina alone 537 girls have gone to
work.
Some or i nYVo i r i s
selves at the end of their jobs or with
salaries greatly reduced. What is
true of Washingtou is true of virtually I
every other city in the country to a
lesser eitent.
The unemployed girl problem Is |
just one o{ the many girl problems of
reconstruction times that is calling
for the increased work of the Young
Woman's Christian Association, mak
ing necessary the Blue Triangle In
vestment Campaign of one million dol
lars in America. Norm Carolina is
asked for $14,751 r\'< a pan of the mil
lion dollar fund which will be used to
put the association back on a normal
peace time basis. ' The United Wi "?
Work fund is still being used for em
engency war work andnoe of It can be
expended for the normal work of the
association. While the cry comes for
help from the unemployed girls of the
country, from the girls of Honolulu,
of the Mexican border, from Hollywood
and other movie centers, from girls of
Salt Lake Oity where the Mormons by
an extensivo recreational program are
already trying to entice them into
Mormonism, the Young Woman's
Christian Association cannot afford to
demobilize.
The Red Cross made its appeal for'
gifts, the Liberty Loan ror loans?the]
Y. W. C. A. asks North Carolina for|
an investment of $14,751 In the girl-i
hood and womanhood of the Nation,1
the first line of defense in the morali- ?
ty of the nation.
W. K. Sproule, Jr., Assfeftuit Cashier
Columbia National Rank, Indian
apolJs,Lirtflana.
Says. We were bothered quite a
little by rats in^our basement, destroy
ing our stationery, but after distrub
ting your KAT-SNAP very thoroughly
we are ofeased to report that we are
no longer bothered with them. Three
sizes/25c, 50c and $1.00 and $3.00.
I wise merchant buys for his cus
tomers, not himself. ,
Subscribe to The Franklin Times
$1 50 Per Year In Advance.
CI.EAXSES YOm HAIR
MAKES IT BEACTIFrL
THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY
Try tills! All dandruff disappears and
hair slops coming out.
Surely try a "Danderine Hair Clean
se" if you wish to immediately dou
ble the'beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through your hair?
taking one small strand at a tim*;
thig. will cleanse the halir or dust, dirt
or any excessive oil?a few minutes
you will be amazed/ Your hair will
be wavy, fluffy andyhbuneaat and pos
sess an incomparable soOness, lustre
and luxuriance.
Besides beautifying the hair, one
application of yanderine dissolves ev
ery particle of dandruff; invigorates
thr tioalp, if to a
hair. J.
Danderine/is to the hair what fresh
showers of/rain and sunshine are to
vegetation J It goes right to the roots,
invigorate^ and strengthen^ them. Its
exhilaratmg. stimulating and life-pro
ducing oroperties cause the hair to
grow loijg, strong and beautiful.
You </an surely have pretty, soft.
lustrouft hair, and lots of it, if you will
4H>and a few rents for a small bottle of
K no wlton's Danderine at any drug
?afnrn fir fnHi.f pmintftj- anfl trv it as
directed.
It's n'ot what you had, but what you
have. Get the saing habit. War Sav
ings Stamps are still being sold. /
No Worms In a Healthy Child
AH children troubled with worms have an un
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as a
Je, ther<T"W more o^ess stomach disturbance.
_ Tchill TONIC given reflularly
for two or three"\W&ha-*dll enrich the blod&Tim'
prove thedige^mn, and aetaa"3~fli inmlStrength
ening Tonilo the whole system. Nature win rjren
throw offardispel the worms, and the Child will be
in perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle.
Flatbush?My wife is a great eater.
Rensonhurst?Really, i?? thaw so?
"Oh, yes. Why, sometime ? she gets
hungry betwben meals and sets down
and just devours the cook-book.?Yan
kers Statesman.
CONTRACTOR SAYS
IT BEATS AX4TJIIN<;
Karnes Says Taiilac Relieved Him of
Terrible Rheiinintism-r-(''niiie<l Ten
rounds in Weight. /
"One bottle of Tanlre has got me ov- I
er one of the worst/cases or rlrtuma-l
tism a man ever haft'l anc I have gain- i
ed ten pounds besides." John A. |
Karnes, a well Renown contracting
plasterer, living/at 303 Oriel Street,
.XanhvUle. Tenn/ssee.
"I've had rheumatism'off and on for
several years,/specially m damp wea
ther and I w/uld ache in every joint
in my body almost like a sore tooth.
My suffering was so' great that I could
hardly bear7lt at times and 1t seemed
like the mare I suffered the worse I
[got until I/finally had to lay off from
it.?
"It jusf beats anything I ever saw
how Tan/ac begun to rciTcrf my trou
ble right from the start. Almost ev
ery symptom of rheumatism has gone,
my appetite is fine. I steep like a log
and have gained ten pounds in weight.
My own experience prtfted to me that
Tanlatf is one of the greatest medicin
es ever made and I recommend it to
others."
Tanlac is sold in Louisburg by Scog
gin Drug Store.
Stella-Vitae
THE GUARANTEED TONIC
FOR WOMEN /
Stella-Vitae has been In succca*
fal use in the treatment of those diseasei
peculiar to women for more than i
third ot a century.
For nearly ten years it has bee.
sold under a plain, positive guarantee
to benefit. Less than one bot
>ol
claim for a refund haa been satis
Thousands of letters like this praising
Stella-Vltae and telling of benefit t(
suffering women have been received.
firs. B. n. Russell, oC* Mill Springs.
N. C., gratefully writeacs as follows:
'I was in a most Wretched condi
tion; had palpitation of the heart
and would swell and bloat in a most
distressing way./ When I began
using Stella-Vltae I weighed 108
pounds. Novm weigh 135. I am
more thankfiu than I can ever tell
you for the peat good this won
derful medi/ine has done me."
Mrs Ruubll was at that critical
period, the/1 change," and her sincere
gratitude for the blessed relief will be
understock and appreciated by every
woman who reads her letter... -
(Vita? has proved a boon to
womanhood, to young girls
approafbhlng their first vital period, to
womeA approaching the angnlBli oi
childbirth, to women approaching the
fe." Stella-Vltae strength
e female organs and promotes
rity in the monthly function,
risk of loss is taken by any suf
woman who tries Stella-Vltac
ntee of the first bottle.
sell Stella-Vltae and will
your money if it does not bead
Gt ypu. Don's {Hit Off a tool. r
FOB SALE BY
SCOGGIN DRUG STORE
Mr. Willie Ball Dead.
Died at the residence of his father,
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Ball,
at Cedar Rock, on February 28th, 1919
their son, Mr. Willie G. Ball.
He was 37 years of age a?l was nev
er married. He was a good boy. deal
ing honestly and cheerfully with all
with whom lie came in contact. He
was industrious and economical, and
had made for himself a good name?
a thing rather to be chosen than great
riches.
He was laid to rest at the Church
cemetery at Hickory Rock on Sunday
March 2nd., in the presence of many
friends and relatives. The burial ser
vices were conducted by Rev. J. P.
Gulley, of Wake Forest.
The Quinine That Does Not AOect The Head"'
Because of its tonic Bud landve effect. LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE (TafSletiO can be taken
by anyone without cauainjTiervoaanesa or ringing
ia the head. E.W,GROV^n> signature oa box. 30c.
Ever Ready Storage Batteries
in Stock for /
CHEVROLET/ OVERLAND, BUICK
Automobiles
Bring your repair work to the best equipped
BECK'S GARAGE
Service to Farmers
Now is the time for tlie fanner to plan this
year's crop?this year's incj^ased production?
this year's prosperity.
Whatever his plansr may include?farm im
provements, crop plaining, live stock financing,
etc.?our oicers wilLfce glad to discuss matters and
pffer their best adfrice.
A hearty welcome always awaits the farmer
at this institution.
CITIZENS BANK
ERSON, : : North Carolina
"The Leading Bank in This Section."
Resources $1,500,000.
L. KLINE & COMP'Y c;r
SCBIX 1.54c LOUISBLRO, IN. C.
f apes. Coats, Suits
and Dresses
Are row ready for vour selection. We wilt make
the prices right.
CJii lico 12 l-2c
irrnTrtr^sfcihu.- ioc
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36 inch Percale .T~77TT~rrr-r-25?.
Striped M;ulras 35c
Gingham 25c
C'hainbray, all colors /. 29c
Fancy Striped Silk Skirting' .. i2.">e
Middy / T. 39-48c
Outing y' ?r-r*20c
Apron Checks * 19c
Bleaching 25c
?5(3 inch Black and White Checked
wool material for suits 98c
'27 inch Fancy Poplins
"Wlyto Voile Waists 89c
J/mJvrskirts 69c
Wllitf BrOSSlcrcSprtTtttmi^^
chilli'j" lace 69c
Pink Brocade Brossiere 75c
Pleated Middy Skirts, made of best
Twill $2.95
A
Kegulation Middy Blouses with Em
blems i. $2.75
Fancy !Silk Striped Skirts $4.95
3G inch Fancy-Silk Madras for Men'a
Shirts $1.23
L Klin e & Company
Louisburg, N. C.
When Advertised or Seen Elsewhere Its Always Cheapest Here