v*"tWo lots for sale.
Two nico building lots cornering on
8prlng and Noble Streets, within one
Jjlock of the Graded School and the
JHrtfcodist church is offered for sale on
easy terms. Call on or write
11-7-tf W. H. RUFFIN, Atty.
In large cities- scrub women are re- i
ceiving $3 and $4 a day. Ministers
ami college professors receive nearly j
as much. ^
It, as we are told, "the wages of slo
is death." It is a Ion? time overtaking
some of the hardened old reprobates
of this world.
If the wage increase contini^es. bus
iness men will soon be throwing up
the spone?* and looking for fat jobs.
The man who exaggerates can never
understand why he is doubted when he
*!.?:? * s the truth.
* THE" ONI VE R S A t
Here is the Ford Runabout, a perfect whirl
wind of utility. Fits into the daily life of
everybody, anywhere, everywhere^ and all the
time. For town and country, it is all that its
name implies?a Runabout. Low in cost of
operation; low in cost of maintenance, with
all the sturdy strength, dependability and re
liability for which Ford cars are noted. We'd be
pleased to have your order for one or more. We
have about everything in motor car acces
I sories, and always have a full line of genuine
J Ford parts?give genuine Ford service.
Louisburg 'Motor
Company .
Louisburg, N. C.
Farmers Attention!
THE Rl'FFIN REAL ESTATE CO. is buying and selling land every
d;>y. Whether you want to bdy a farm, or sell one, we can suit yon,
and salt you quick. We are doing business because we attend to
business.
We want to Bl'Y any amount of LAM) In Franklin County.cash
i>r time prices. Also any amount o f TIMBER.
We haTe ior SALE, fifteen or twenty iarms, rangihg in ,ucres
from iO to 200, atid Covering practically etery Township in Frank
lin County. We especially call your attention to the JARMAN 95 1-2
? acre farm near Ingleslde. in Loulsbnrs Township, a highly improT.
ed farm, only two hundred yards from the Ingleslde School, and the
STRICKLAND farm IDS acres, six miles from Lotilsburg, In Y'oungs
: Tille Township, near the Judge Cooke home place.
Come to see ns, tell us yonr wants, and we will find yonr farm
for you in thirty days, or bny what yon liaTe to selL
When yon have KF \L ESTATE BCS1NESS, remember the Rl'F
FIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY, and see
T. W. RUFFIN, MGR.
AT LOriSBl R(i. X. C. '
L & M SEMI-PASTE PAINTS
BEST THAT CAN BE MADE ^ <
Cost to you $3.25 a Gallon when made ready'touse'
RECOMMENDED BY SATISFIED USERS FOR OVER 40YEARS
Obtain COLOR CARD from oar Agents or'r ?? _
LONGMAN A MARTINEZ Manufacturer* Now Yarfc
TRY US
r-rr.mr- t
with your next Prescription. It shall have our
MOST CAREFUL ATTENTION.
We use only Pure and Fresh Drugs
and rhemicals. We also carry a full
line of the Best Toilet Articles to he
had.
Aycock Drug Co.
Phone No. 329 . Louisburg, N. C.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
4. F. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
i <?ue Tear ? 1.5(1
eight Months 1.00
\'\ Mouths 73
Foot Mouths 60
Entered at the Post Office at Louls
burg. N. C., as second class matter.
McAdqo saysL ho has not been
nas not been em
wmmm&m
them against the government.
?<v
Tuesday reports show* that official
Washington expects the coal strike to
soon end. Let it be hoped so.
Six -negroes sentenced to die ou the
flrst day o T trial of race disturbances
at Helena. Ark., is quite a record.
News from Washington City is to the
effect that .William G. McAdoo will be
the Democratic candidate for Presi
dent.
North Carolina's Governor has Join
ed in the Aviation sport?taking a ride
from Raleigh to Wake Forest Monday
with Lieut. Maynard.
The appointment of Hon. * E. Y.
Webb as Federal Judge in the Western
N. C. District was held up by Senator
Norris, republican. Monday. The ap
pointment was made with a unanimous
vote Wednesday.
Judge Guion allowed Mrs., W. A.
Grahan an annual allowance of $1,
500.00 until the merits of the case can
be heard by the jury. Looks like
there is at least something to the la
dy's side of the question.
WILL THE INFLUENZA RETURN!
Public Health Authorities Predict Its
Recurrence.
Guard Against ?t by Building Up the
Blood
Pepto-Mancan Creates RIcIi Hed Blood
and Increases Strength?
Surgeon General Blue, of the United
States Puolic Health Service, in a re
cent statement from* Washington,
warns the public that the much-dread
ed influenza epfdemic will probably re
turn this fall and winter. All medical
authorities agree thaiSthe weak, blood
ies?. rundown individual is more like
ly t.) contract this (as well as any.oth
er infectious disease) than is ;'-e stro
ng* robust, redblooded r.*-an or woman.
In view of these facts, it is wise to use
every t*or to build up the blood and
thus- increase, tlie bodily resistance to.
the i^Vasiv>n 'of th*e gerriis of the dis
ease. Gucie's Pepto-Mangan is an ab
solutely dependable red-blood builder
in all conditions of lowered vitality not
due to sfrious uisease-of the vital or
gans. It improves the apatite, im
parts color to- the cheeks, and creates
new hope and ambition in those wtio
have become pale. weak, nnd listless.
Physicians recommend Gude's Pepto
Mangan. When you orcer. be sure
the word "Gude's" is on the package. I
Without "Gude's," it is not Pepto-Man. 1
gan? Furnished in both liquid and.
tablet form. "For sale by itfi drug
gists.? Adv.
o
/ IMPORTANT NOTICE.
I have not received sufficient num-.
ber of applications for enumerators to |
take the Census for This District, be-1
ginning .January 2nd. 1020. This is a
rvife
thank all who are interested, to write
me for a
::pplf atii
ions should have been in by ]
November 1st. but under the circum
stances. the J ime had to Do extended. ;
It is the duty of the good citizens of
(this "District, to-wit: .Wake. Chatham,
j Vance.'-Johnson, Franklih and Nash
Counties, to assist in t 'its matter, and
I'urgwrtly request that you have an ef
ficient man apply from your precinct.
OTWAY B. MOSS.
Supervisor of the Census..
4th District of Norm Carolina.
??
< OI KT CALENDAR
For November Term 11!?. comnvme-]
ing November the 10th at 2io0 P. M. '
Two weeks Term for Civil Cases only: I
Hon. O. H. Guion. Judge Presiding.
MONDAY?ji-IRST WEEK
- Ft. G. Allen Vs S. S. Meadows. I
? t. al.
5 D. F. McKinne et al Vs W. H.
Allen.
51 W. T. J. Eaton Vs W. G. Moss,
1 Archie Stamper Ex. Vs W. a.
Stamper.
4 Johti A. Mills Vs William Hayes
TUESDAY?FIRST WEEK
| 7 Sam Hawkins Vs D. F. McKinne.
8 Chase Baker Co. Vs Ilollings-I
worth et al.
10 Lamson C ompany Vs Hill Livo
Stock Co.
13 Crudup Kittrell Co. Vs Ernest |
Macon.
17 Greenleaf Johnson Vs J. W. Val
entin^ Gdn.
19 Georgia GrifTin Vs J. W. Valen
tine.
8'j W. O. Stone Vs J. H. Rottom.
WEDNESDAY?FIRST WEEK
63 In Re Exception fiival account
Wiggins.
35 G. H. Rurnett Adro'r. Vs Life in
surance Co.
21 Weatherly Mule Co. Vs J. E.
Wright.
25 H. T. May Vs A. II. Wester.
27 Hill to us?* of McKinne V? R. H.
Griffin.
33 W. A. hurch Adm'r. Vs .J. D.
Rush & Co.
60 C. S. Tharrington et al Vs Thar
rln-gton.
62 Gupton and wife \s. Wood Supply*
(Continued on Page Seven
J "SYRUP OF FIGS" IS
LAXATIVE FOR CHILD
Look nt toiiifuc! Remove poison?
froui stomach, liver and
bowels.
I \f
Accept "California" S?rup of Figs
only?look for the name California 011
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less, laxative or physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose ou each bot
tle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California."
SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
On Monday, November 17. 1919. at or
about the hour of noon. I will offer for
salo. to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Louisbur*. N. C. my
residence property fronting on Main
Street and running through to Spring
Street in the Town of Louisburg. N. C.
This property consists of the lot and
ten room residence, with two baths, on
Main Street and two roou> building on
Spring Street. Terms of sale: One
half Cash, balance payable In four
equal annual instalments.
MRS. J. A. TURNER.
White & Malone, Attorneys.
A LIOHT-RED YEARLING^.WHITE
% legs, about 10 or 11 month old. Come
up with my cattle In May. O Minor
plea&c come get him. L. R. Wood
lief. Kittrell. N. C. Route 2.
10-M-3t.
COTTON STORAGE.
We have almost unlfmlted space for
storing bale cotton at reasonable rates
iu sprinklered warehouses.
Carolina Bagging Co.,
10-24-6t Henderson, N. C.
Always it bas been our aim to give you all the attractive jewelry
values that could be secured. Now, with prosperity an every hand,
our efforts are more than ever directed towards securing for you the
best possible values In all jewelry lines. We guarantee to meet any
competition and beat It for price according to quality. You haven't
a single jewelry need that we will not meet to your entire and per
manent satisfaction. -?
Remarkable ?
Unmatchable Values
In Womens Suits, Coats, Dresses, and Shoes
We want you and. your friends and evefy other woman who wants to
save money to come to our store and prove to your own complete satis
faction that we are giving this season THE SAME OLD VALUES FOR
WHICH THIS STORE HAS BECOME FAMOUS. For years, season in and
season out good times and bad times this Store has given the public the most
valuejfor their money and now when the whole jvorld is caught in the grip
of the highest prices in all history we are still offering Big Vaues.
Women's and Misses Suits
Sizes 18 to 46 .
Women's and Misses stylish
Fall suite, models that aro ex
tremely new of extra fine qual
ity blue and black serge trim
med with Military Braid worth
$22.50 Our Price $16.95
w ppwj?,;
s and Misses Suits
T^rnnrrr?
Women's and Misses suits new
est Fall styles, newest models
direct from New York's fash
ionable designers in materials
of French serge and Poplins in
colors of navy blue, black,
brown, taupe and gray colors
and cuffs trimmed with fur,
worth $35.00. .Our price $24.95
Women's and Misses Coats
Sizes 16 to 44
Women's and Misses straight
line poats. belted all around
fancy buttons, latest cut pock
ets, material of Kersey cloth,
Velours, and Plush collars smd
cuffs trimmed with plush and
fur, worth $24.50
Our Price $15.95
Women's and Misses Coats
Sizes 16 to 44
Women's and Misses Winter
and Fall cokts in correct and
smart models, materials of Ve
lours, Silvertone, Broadcloths
and Plushes in black, brown,
grey, lmrganed and navy blue,
newest cut pockets worth $35.00
Our price $24.95
Women's and Misses Dresses
Sizes 16 to 44
S<Tgo dresses in models?that?
arc p 1 oa si 11 g~made of all wool
serge some silk bralil trimmed
others plain tailored wonderful
selections- worth $22.50,......
Our price $16.95
Women's Silk Poplin Skirts in
Mnal'f grm I'l' i)i,'?'w"wi?wwyi?"
all sizes worth $6.50
Our price $4.69
Women's Georgette Crepe
Waists
A wonderful scleeti">i of waists
in newest tailored designs in
all wanted shades' of white,
pink, grev, brown, laupe, sun
set, maize and navy bin?. sizes
.'16 to 46 worth $4.50 to $ls.00
.... Our prices $3.45 to $14.50
Shoe Department Specials
Ladies brown english calf lace
high eut shoe with military
heels regular $7.50 value ....
Our priee $4.95
Ladies Kid English high cut
shoe with military walking
heel regular $7.50 value
Our priee $4.95
Our Millinery Department in
vites your inspection.
L- KLINE & CO.
"When Seen or Advertised ElSSvflSert It's Always Cheapest Here"
UOUISBURO. = 1 = rs,orth Cnrolino