THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A., r. JOHNSON^ tdltor and liiMtr
?TAR DROPS?
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AMONG THE VISITORS
Miss Sal lie Taylor In Tlsiting rela
tives at Kouuokee Haptds
Mrs J r. Jon?8 left Tuesday to tU-_
it her people at Warrantor*.
Mr. J. K. Nash, of Shelb^r. 1s On a
visit to friends in Louisburg.
Mr W T. Person visited Philadel
phia on business the past week.
? Prof ? K ? Ky?rtont ot Ath?nst Gw.t
i9 on a visit to his people here.
Mr W. P. Beasley and son. Paul
were visitors to Raleigh Wednesday.
? Mr and Mrs. B.- F. Thomas- and Mr.
W 11 Atlei? went to nrilcT^ft wediw^
day.
- -loiden and S.
Holden visited Raleixh oh business
Tucscbiy;
Miss Aii nie_Dayis Crudup. of Wake
Forest, is visiting her SiSter.~HrB.~RT
P. Taylor.
Mess~nT Garland Kicks and CheStr"
ham Alston attended the ball game in
Raleigh Wednesday.
Mrs. W. B. Cooke and children visit
ed her sister, Mrs. G. T. Andrews at
Enfield the past week.
Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Buft left Wed
nesday for Warrenton to witness the
Hunter-Skillmau wedding.
Messrs. J. E. Thomas. J. D. Wlnfree
and Charles Adams attended Superior
Court in Henderson this week.'
Misses Mary Exum Burt and Lucy
Burt left Tuesday for Warrenton to be
_present at Liie marriage- of Miss Lula
Hunter to Mr. Skillman.
Mr. W. D. Fuller and family, who
have been on a visit to ?eveu Springs
returned-tu their homo ki Wood this
week, being called home on account
of the illness of his sister.
Mr. Sterling Brickell fliii nrturnrit'
to Lonialniig lor a visit io tils sister.
Mrs. K. C. Beck, after having success
Hilly underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis al a hospital in RtebtmnnL
XTT> s .Man it Alio n re? urned homo
this week with her little brother. Sans.
? limi turn ?>? ?i in h
niond for treatnwnt. Their many
Itier.d-t will be glad to Know he is
:;iu?h improved. -
7 Miiii'v-nmini.
1 n vita tin us \ia v e~"?een re
m . d Lii.ii.>.inn i. .
.Mr. iiiid Mrs. i'harlo<
: o( },-? ??.cs?v.*e
i.eola UvJves- i
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?'.f : v ; Ju:u
. \u r the :ir>*. o _v.i
Tit! . - . ...i. .\\ rt!i C tro'.i \.i.
Ti ? j?:'i?ic :> a young lauy of excop
L r, ! i-hartn ;iiui ability. holding
v >;? !>i;>le position in one Headcr
M?n's largest tin -n antiSe ??:u orsis and
!..!s numbers of friends uul admirers.
The groi^m is our-- oF " LouUburgV
nuts* successful automobile men beiivg
interest* d in the automobile business
both in l.ouislfrtrg and Henderson. He
is a young man of much ability and is
very popular among a large number
of friends.
They have the congratulations of
their large number of acquaintances
both at home and abroad.
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V Shower.
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A vine tlif most delightful events of
tl.f m ,i>oii lending to lite marriage of
\ j*-c ?'"Mil! - Y::fJ?orough to Mr, Job')
i ':?? ? - 1 1 : ? ? {ixn-:1 hi.: patty given
. ? ! ?!.' o. \:r* S J. I'-'-.usi by
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? rlv full
_ Smlthtield Wins i-4.
Youngavllle, Jun? 21. ? SmHhfleld de
feated Youngsvtlle 5 to 4 :n the Bright,
t.emt t?ea*iie gansr played hrrr tmhry
Younfs^Ue made a belated rally In
ths olnth, l^uilug, g?tti^g three of their
I six hh? anid ?cor1ii| a ttlo o( runs, but
'the aid* was retired wlfer the visitors
'still one run in the 1?a<C-'
ThelTfcldlng ot Roger Smith. Smith
held's left fielder, featured the game.
I Score by innings: R. H. E.
Sinithtleld 000 002 Olj^-5 10 T
Youiigatille 000 010 00S? 4 6 7
ITolteries: V. Smith and 1$. Smith;
[Xloyd ??** 4% +*peogluoo
The Blihrest Thing In The South.
, That's the title of a little booklet
I just Issued by the Cotton ami Tobacco
Jlroarera CmipeiHt ive ? Assm Dillons ? It
contains a brief statement about the
growers big movement to bring: pros
perity to North Carolina, and also a
number of endorsements from some of
in* i^miig dii^M <>r ir>e ?iaU-. Ei
Lrm. copies ran he nhuined by writing
to the assoetayons a< Italeigh.
Hwtf Ytnx T*?e* Typhoid Treatment I
There w e re 11! S cases of typhoid fe
ver 1 reported to? the ? North ? Carolina
, State Board of Health for the month
of May* from 57 counties Tn the State.
Jiuckiiighaiu la charged up with the
-toytst nuntl^f-^even, and is follow
lec closely by Wayne, Lenoir and John
iSton with six each. Durham led the
I cities with six, Winston-Salem had
three. Wilmington two. Charlotte ami
Raleigh, one each.
A study show* thatr-typhold has not
been epidemic anywhere, as there is
jan average of only two cases from
counties where the disease exists.
However, the Board of Health points
I c ut to the people that many cases may
|rvjsult from these few through contact
with them, and through contamination
I of food, water and milk by flies or
^uriian carriers. For this reason, if
Tit hro* been over two years since you
'do the wise thing and repent it now.
During the coming months -free pro
taction against typhoid will be offered
in half the counties of the State. If
yours is not one of them. M should be
jar.d it is no fault of the Stare Board of
Health that it is not.
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Hickory Rock Item*.
Hickory Rook has opened up with
htne eyes once more. ?
? We ? having ? h ? good Sunday
School.
Hickory Ro'k will hold t: revival
meeting the Third Sunday l:i July.
Misses Zena Bobbin, Alma WistiT.
and frit nd< took a joy ri*k? Thursday
evening.
vr. and MYs. v*. C. Jo'.mson spent
Thursday at'teriv>*.?u ;-l "KujtrttH*
Bobbin's.
.?,.?! Mrs, s?\viin.s7m :.:ul Air. "ivnTt
-Vtrr ? n ? n ? r.i'.- ? '-'i-i t ? . : . i ?'.i!itiin
N!r Sir:i\laml \vt ii; to PrniikHnton
> night t > * 1 iff. vh.
V.- Newii.n : \ 51!
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itlk. ' .
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? ?'. ?? .? t > sn1 >'*?. ?? :i- L Mrs. \ Col
; - S;.t ;ir.lav nirJ .
Mi<-< I V rami* of Kp<om.
sy*ni..the week-end with Mrs ,1 * 1 ? 1 1
1 nst oe.
We are v? r\ sorry Mr: tt: It linh
l il ? has been very sick.
Mr. and Mrs! 6. B. B: 11 took a fly
ing trip to l,ou tabu rg Sat unlay.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Inscoe spent
Sunday ut Mrs. O. B. Ball's.
Mrs. Arthur Inscoe Saturday night
u.ive'lier girl friends :? nice entertain
ment. Those present were Misses Ze
na Bobhitt. Alma Wester. Willie May
Hedgepeth. Daisy Lucy Tharriugton,
Yallie Inscoe. Ireene. Mable Strick
land. Bertha Dement. > iiey had lots
of music by Misses Bohhitt. Th;> rring
Ton nnfl Hertgeooth. All ronort a nice
tin>e. BUM KYKS.
Mr. Mort?n MHfflirw* Bead,
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Home Demonstration
Department
I'ut a little lard or a touch
line on the little chicks head Just
touch sho?44- "Be used. If there are I
signs of head lice after the first greas- j
tng. renew If necessary but be care-,
ful not to use too much.
Llmberneck Is easily prevented but
hard to^ cure. Chickens will eat
worms In dead chickens, rats a:ui
meat left lying around, which cdllUW
llmberneck See thai all putrefying
n>eat is buried or T5irrneit. ? If ? your
chicks do gel the worms In their
throats crook a *maU wire, a long
wire hair pin is very" good, dip liV tur
pentine and run down the chicks
throat. Von will usually be able to
pull the worm out by this device.
There is always a demand for poul
try. especially for well fattened poul
try. A well known Washington Arm
will buy nil whipped to them at hlgh
est market price (per pound). A firm
in Richmond offers to buy all sent
them provided, both ehhrctreiis^ and
M'4! gi<ideiT- ? Anoifiwr olTwrs tn 1
pay 75 cents per dozen for eggs the
dally. Eggs shall be uniform in col
ler? size and_?flndjefl before ship
P,n*
WateTjrtiTiw wlik'li Is lert over after
being used to preserve eggs during the |
winter is splendid for a paste.
Why not preserve eggs in water
glass for winter use? Eggs so kept
may be used afhome and the winter
eggs sold for high prices.
An old worn counterpane makes an
excellent silence cloth for a dining
table.
Men's old felt hats make good iron
holders. Cut in sizes larger than
your hand. They are better than any
pad. .
Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, presi
dent of the North Carolina State Fair,
is offering a medal for the best draw
ing, pencil or otherwise and another
medal for the best specimen of clay
North Carolina under IS years of age.
I-ets have a large number of entries in
this contest from Franklin County.
Each year when the Seventh Grade
Examination rprestioTTS" urease nt out;
questions are sent for a tesr on Home
Demonstration Work. The^apers of
|iho girls imd women who take ttie
test are sent ro'tMM l>fffi*g-cof the Hoard
of Education, corrected and Diplomas
Fgivcn^for a satisfactory examination
I and two or four years successful
j Homo Demonstration worfc. This'
rptnu has been fottowed hy t!:e County.
'Superintendent and Home I Vtiv ?:isi ra- |
1 11 in ^;nit inr Hi.
H.>i hii
Wt give below answer^ ?rom t\vo|
? girl* tr?-thr tirst- riui'st i<m on ? tin* ? \
lamination this year, " Of Wh::t Valut
Has Your Club Work I'm You?"|
i mi '\v 'ill; ? ; i ? i ?
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Ynmr~trhii h piv?lti*e*
1 Mng net .led f ^ ; :id
;v n.?i:nr 1:1 woi-, T
I :?? this -uro' is a
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...i\e ? :: i. lilt- :;t r?y '-oils.
ie;:s,.h is p:\ i;;otOii r ? v ! ?!?
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?'Ute t I ;,S
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eiuber
invite
. : I. :.et'r W * >:Ck ? :\ ? p!
!u'n a e w . ? r i< Too I Mil.
!.. \i> !i.;ii a ??:?<! riiil t'tv.t* 1:.'
[ u t: i? s. 1 *m s-? glad 1
l*i:suse I v-'enld i:oi h: i*e 1:
ii 1 had m?! been in t:i?' worK.
The club work has t.sught me man1.
flc>soii?i ti It'll a ill help tnr nil thronr'1
'life. All -the fruits ami vegetable
I which lia\V been going to waste on tl
farm are now saved by canning, pre
serving or pickling, By selling m>
{canned products 1 have clothed iu>
j self, paid imisic bills anil helped to fir
'nish my home. I have helped to pa\
[my way through my first year at co
llege and now have a Liberty Itor
[and a line Jersey cow am? calf as a r?
| suit of my work as a cluti girl. I hav
I emphasized the canning phase of IV
Home Demonstration Work as that ?
iiie sidelliat has meayt most to' me .
! have been tryinu. 1 ? ? pay my w .
Jhr.MU-ih hiuli M*ho??l ami < 'dlege ?
the ;?r? : i eds of my sSle of e nr
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TN* i-"r 1 1. k} i >i r-Ttv
.*.0 |V;> Ve;ir in .\<iv>tnv<\
u. s. MAIL LINE
a? f:., sk?.
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Hl?h Standard S?r^f<-.
In S?ond and ThlrdOaM
*"????. ?- ? ?m? 1.400 ?
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Items From >fw Hope.
A- you have not heard f rom crtrr
dignst.s lately I will send you a few
Itetir- fur your paper.
Our section was visited by a hail
storm Tuesday afternoon. Thev craps
being small tha dtmif alight. >
Mr. Kurney Edwards, who has been
gen-.u-iy ?ick for some time, has 1m
prowu some and here's hoping he will
soor. recover.
-j^*rrr^-nrm--Enmrrmr ? wirrmTK ? nr ?
New Hope, but now of Youngsville. is
In i ? ' 'filial nt?ftnloTgh, whcrq^.ahjL .
underwent an operation last Thur?^
da> -ill- -^:2Q_o' clock, and Is doing nice
ly Hope she will soon be home
again.
Mr. Rahe Perry is building an ad
ditional room to his residence uear
the station.
Miss Frances Chamblee. who left
Hit week for the teachers training
school at Raleigh, has returned home.
Mn* (ioldie Richards and Miss Fran
ces rhamblee went to Raleigh Tues
day. -<
Mr Haywood Frazier was a visitor
at P <; Hagwoods Sunday.
Mr. fllfton Floyd visited Mr. Ernest
Richards Friday afternoon.
The writer knows something, but
will not speak of the approaching mar
rlage at New Hope.
Our section was vistted by a nice
rain Saturday afternoon and was glad
ly welcomed.
There is right much sickness in our
neighborhood. Mr. Jonnnie Edwards
and Mr. Joseph Denton's habies are
Yet* -iiulu
There will be a childrens day at
our church the second Sunday in July.
nice program is being arranged by
mft KtVie Merlin. Mrs Collie PerryT
and Mis< H'attie Floyd. There will
be .?'! day service and dinner on the
grin, - ii Everybody _is tordiallv li>*
vitcd.
I: miss* < the waste b.iske' we
will "'..biy cotr.e au^i:?. POSS.
Mvrii i;
a: ; is: Fr;?nkl;i: f"? ?,.:r.t;.* \\ ho
hit t i u iiincs
to their
rstjav ? ? ? ?
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led. as r< \ - 1 % . i
-*a 1 I
follows:
This Junue
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for the Tow ?? i>\' Fra:/.vl!:i,OM.
K Kearney l I t Fr.:i;klf.i ?
Home Phua> . - 1
rs J S Kobersou 1 house and
lot E Mason S*. 1 '.or adj T.r i
isburg H K I *.77
0 Speed and wife 1 house .-nd
lot Cheatham St. liorr.e Plate
1 house and lot ("boatman Sf
<?. W. liar row . "?T TO
l> Speed I - ? int. Hotel Prop
erty ^ I _'??
K I .otic ' >o'is?- .oid lot
? ireen St .. ? ! - l.r . 1 < '
enderso i *|v
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MRS. HILL'S . CASE LIKE
THAT OF MANY
' ' ' ' k
Had Liver and Kidney Troubles, Was Weak, Run Down and
Nervous. *
Alter Taking Two Bottler 01 >unux
>he Keels Better Than In Years and
<?nln?? Six found*. Say*. North Cam*
__l]n* Lady.
The statement made recently by a
North Carolina lady veiy accurately
describes troubles of a great ma
ny women everywhere, judging from
thu hundreds of similar cases which
have come to the attention of the di
rectors of tha United Medico-Ohemi
Ifospital since a general distribution
of the treatment now known as Sanux
"I had llrer ami kidney troubles."
said Mrs. Hill, whose address is R. F.
D. No. 2. Durham. N. "and suffered
terrfbly with indigestion. I didn't
want the Slightest thing to eat and
the little food I did swallow disagreed
-u.it h rpe. I had become nervous and
run-down and utti'il m > back jmiuioiL
me so I had to give up and go lo bed.
"I was badly constipated antt~tnrd
to take some kind of laxative every
night to get my bowels to move and
In the morning I would have a bad
taste in my mouth and felt so dizzy
and weak.
"Then a friend told me Tiow much
Sanux had helped her and I got a bot
tle and started taking it. I've ta.ken
just two bottles and all my troubles
have left me. I have a fine appetite and
can eat anything without suffering af
terwjfrds. [ sleep well and feel better
than in years and have even gained six
pounds in weight.
"I gladly recommend Sanux to any
one suffering from stomach troubles."
If you are among the marry "unfor
tunates who suffer as Mrs. Hiil did, if
?our stomach is disordered, your aj>
petlte poor, if you feel weak, n enrolls
and tired out all the time, if you lo<ttr
ha^jraTd and pate- and de-not weigh as
much as you should then go to the
nearest drug store and get a bottle or
two of Sanux. which so many
in this section are now taking and wh
ich hundreds who once felt just as you
now feel, declare entirely, relieved. th
em and put them back on their feet.
Sanux is ? purely vegetable com
pound and contains nothing harmful.
It Is sold in this section by the follow
ing druggists in S-ounce hotties at"
$1.25. I-Aok for the name SANUX.
SOLD BY WOftttHV DRI'fr WK
I'nited MedKo-Cheml Hospital. 10th
& Clay Sts? Richmond. V&.
"Did You Know There Was
a Difference in Service?"
If you are not getting the right kind, buy your
next Insurance protection from us, we give serv
ice that satisfies, representing companies with
tlie must uu-lu-the minute ^protecting fjatured_?
contracts. v
t "Remember"' we Insure everything that's
Insurable aud aypieuaie yum Lmsine^s: ? ?
C j:, Mitchell
C. L Mitchell
YO'JNGSVILLE. - - North C
THE ICE MAN
IS ABROAD AGAIN
Flag him with an order or Phone 315 and keep your
pantry coo!. Saves its cost in prevent' r.? 'vaste from
he*U. Ice is a nece?sitv, not a luxury."
Cigars. Cig:iret:?< Frv.its, OM Pr:n!<s. Candies.
F. N. S pi V E V,
NEAR BRIDGE . .LOUiSSttRQ,' N. C.
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H. A. KQRARNCY, Sheriff