Barred
Heltacr Ltedennan ku been barred from the Atlantic City beauty
oODttat. . Mm vu choasn u the morn baaufllal In Alaska But ike'a
BMTrtwL That leu bar owt. Bb? will corapsW to Um professional class.
Mania** U M bar la that.
Just a Girl? But How She Can Wallop!
Ilflrry Oreb tnko? a hard punch on the J?w from t fair training
partner In the ring at Mtnbuwt Long Island. wh?r? Be u preparing
for his flelit with Johnny WHik.o !or the mldJlewoUht UtJe. MJsa Mary
Broun, daughter ot Oro-/? cook, cos* trm |-Tftgb?rgbt a/vJ rwlntc* a
wicked left.
Brunswick County women cuntlnH)
to take In about $75 Id cash each Sat
is' day at the Women's Exchange Mar
ket In Wilmington, reports the homo
agent..
Soda helps burns If they are on you. i
ps them ,f th?y are ?n the |
?'The b?st paying Jjb I ev?* had,"
said one former who selected his ae*d
corn In tho field. This man Increase)]
his <icro vielda tba ne*t year.
If you win at the fair, don't crow;
if you lose don't grouch. Find out
why you did either. The judges ?will
explain.
WOOD HEPAKTXOT
(Continued from Pago Three) '
? _j
who are turning things over for tM
MWrtwr? It rnee^s with tartar Rook
next time.
Mr. aad Mrs. P, N Sykes. of SeveA
Tuths, were visitor of relatives at
OntrevHlo Sunday. ,
We are looking forward to "Com*
and See Day" 8ept. 30.
Sir. and Afro Her'->ert Lancaster and
family w?r? guests of Miss Ruth Gup
lon Saturday afternoon.
MeidmnfB Martor OUpton, Phllir CT
Sturgess. and Morris T. Oriffin. were
business callers of Rocky Mount Wei
ncsday. '
Edna Willis Radford left Friday a?
ternoon to spend several days with
grandparents. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Duke
at Areola.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris T Griffin left
Wednesday for Edenton. where ihey
will stay several days with relative*,
We wish for them a pleasant vacation
and an early return. They mean much
to our community.
The mixed quartette consisting of
Miss Nancy Gupton, Nfr. and Mrs. W.
D. Fuller and Dr. H. M. Beam ren
dered a special selection during the
revival services at Captalla Baptist
church Tuesday night.
Misses Irene and Pearl Gupton and
Mr. Robert Gupton attended service*
at Castalia Baptist church Friday
night.
Mrs. W. D. Fuller, Elizabeth, and
Edgar Fuller spent Friday with M1m
Eugenia Boone at Castalia and attend
ed the services at Castalia Baptist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duke, Miss Eva
and Mr. Mack Duke, of Areola, were
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. R- Rad->
ford Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. M. Raynor, Misses Irene
and Pearl Gupton, Leona Raynor aad
Mr. Floyd Griffin were visitors of
Mrs. H. B. Griffin at Nashville Satur
day afternoon .
Miss Dollle Gupton spent Fridav
night with Mrs. W. T. Lewis.
--Mr. Robert Leonard, of Centervllle,
was a pleasant visitor of Mr. and.
Mrs. J. P. Leonard Saturday.
Mr. G. T. Harrell of Rocky Moant.
was a business visitor here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fuller went to
Henderson Thursday on business.
Mr. Stlss Jones, of Sandy Creek,
was a -Wood visitor Saturday.
Elisabeth and Edgar Fuller spent
Thursday of last week with relatives
near- Moulton.
I Mr. Arthur A. Shearln and Lewis
Neal, Centrevllle, went to Hollleter
Tuesday of last week on business.
Esq. John B. Denton spent Friday
night with Mr. and Mrs. C. & Denton.
Mr. W. D. Fuller went to Raleigh
Saturday on business.
Mr. H. Jones, of Sandy Cr?ek,
?pent a we?k with his ton, Mr. R_ P
Jones here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Oupton and L.
C. Oupton, of White Level, were vic
tors Saturday.
Mr. Josh Tally, of Justice, *H a
visitor of Wood Saturday,
Qalte a number of our people at
tended services. at White Level Thurs
day night. ; t
?i'" Mr. Morris, of Justice and Mr. Lang
dale, Centrevllle, were visitors Sat
urday.
Mr. C. G. Wood was a business call
er to Rocky Mount Friday.
Mr. Walters and son, of Durham,
were business callers Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. Jones, of Georgia, was a visi
tor Thursday.
Mrs. Perkins, of Littleton, Miss Eve
lyn Bartholomew, Revs. Everett and
Wallace, of Castalla, and Dr. E. D.
I'oe, of Weldon, were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Puller and family.
Friday .
Messrs. M. F. Parker, Logan Oup
ton, T. Coleman Denton attended lite
Sandy Creek MaBonlc Lodge at Laur
el Saturday.
Messrs. Joe Galloway and Do.vey
Madison were Louisburg visitors Mon
day.
Edna Wicker spent Sunday night
with Leona Raynor.
Mr. E. J. Fuller attended the open
ing tobacco Bales at Rocky Mount
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. Hugh W. Egerton and son, H.
W., Jr., returned Saturday to Bir
mingham, Ala., after spending a
week with his parents, Mr. and Mr*.
H. G. Egerton, at Laurel .
Mr. and Mrs. Arch House and child
ion, of White Level, were visitors of
Wood Monday.
Miss Lucy Gupton who Is taking a
commercial course at Kings Business
College, Raleigh, spent tho past week
end at Wood.
All were glad to welcome Miss Ruth
Gupton back to Sunday school last
Sunday alter a period of Illness.
Miss Wheless Gupton Is kept In this
week because of sickness.
Mr. Johnnie Leonard went to Hen
derson Monday on bnsmess.
Misses Pearl and Roth Oupton and
KJT Q<s Wester attended Castaga
preaching service Sunday night.
Baptismal ceremonies of Castalla
were held at Red Bud bridge Sunday
afternoon. Quite a few pep?le from
Wood attended the service. T*iera
were about 15 baptized.
Miss Neva Harper, of Rocky Mo.mt,
Is visiting friend* here this week.
Mr. C. O. Wood aad- Will Tucker
were business callers of Rocky Mount
Monday.
Miss Hattie Wilder was the gUMC
of Miss Bertha Hamlett Sunday.
Mr. R. R. Radford and sons, of Oaa
terville, were Wood visitors Moodrff.
Mr. W. D. Fuller wss a bxslaaM
caller to Castalla Monday.
Mr. Ditcher Bdwards, of Cent?rvUl*
attended Wood B. Y. P. V. Vunfey
Bight.
Mr. Dewey Madison was the xseet
of Mr. Sidney Ouptpn Saturday nl^tu.
Mr. Johnnie CoUy, of Holtister, Wa*
Ihs guest ot Misses Lula and I.<*nh
Coley Sunday.
Mr. Ellas Oupton, of Whit* I-oval,
was a pleasant caller of Mlea I-acy
Pearce Sunday.
Mr. H. B. Oobfc, of Hoi lister, was a
business visitor her* Monday.
Mesdames Charles and Stephen T.
Lewis and children spsnt Last week
with their mother. Mrs. John Shaar
I*. ?? Rooky MoUnt. ?
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
t yOHVSO A, Editor aod Mmdmuct
?TAR DROPS?
? .
? The following item has b??n re
ceived: Mrs. Mary J. Tharrlnctoa of
near Loulsburgf, l?aves for
Nashville 10 visit relatives, aceompan
ie?l by Miss Mamie Breedlove.
The following Item came from neai
Laurel: Mm J. A. Smith and little
?on, Janes Wilbur, of Ep'om J flit
the past week with her mcther, Mrs
J C. Tharrington.
REVIVAL AT MT. tllLCAIS
Announcement has been .nade that
tl.e revival services at Mt. Gileal
Christian church Will be held from
Lept. Sth to 18th. Dally servlc.s
will be held from 2:30 to 8 p. m. The
j.jblk: is cordially invited to attend
Mr. Egerton, o? warrenton, was
ihe guest ot friends at Centerville,
Sunday.
Mr. J. P. Davis, of Red Bud, wao
here on business Monday.
Mrs. W. D. Fuller rendered a vocal
polo at Mt. Hebron revival meeting
Tuesday of last week.
Sheriff SmtthCoopey Ellis, and Mr
hydock, of Henderson, were here at
the Gold Mine last week on a hunt
ing trip. They were visited Thurs
day night by Mrs. Rydock and a few
friends.
Mr. John (Pat tie) O'Reiley, of Hol
llster, has returned here to his post
tion with the Montgomery Lumber
Co., after being absent fror: duty for
3 months on account of injury. We
pre always glad to see Pattle, but
particularly so since his Injury was
so serious. We hope his present
health will continue for many a year
Messrs. . O. Loyd and M. W. Harris
of Warrenton, were business callers
Monday.
Messrs. G. W. Dlckerson. E. A.
Prnltt, of Franklinton, and P. R. Ci
zell, of Loulsburg, were here on bus.
lness Monday.
Mr. L. H. Weathertord, ot Peters,
burg, Va., Is visiting Mr. Marvin, Wil
der here this week.
Graham and Wilbur Gupton, of Cen
tervllle, were the guests of Marguer
ite Leonard Sunday night
Mr. Elbert Hedfspeth, Will takers,
spent Sundar with hla grandparents
here, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gnpton. *
Messrs. J H. and W. J. Bailey, o?
near Nashville, were callers here Mon
day.
Mr. J. N. Egerton, of Hopewell, Va.,
Mr. Robert Clarke, ot Halifax, Mr R.
E. Williams and son, Robert E. Jr..
of Iner, Mrs. Irwin Liproonjhe and
son, of Baltimore, Md., Mr. F N.
Egerton, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. J. B.'
Jones and family, and Mr. Wllllan.
Stalllngs, Cedar Rock, spent the day
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Hagh G.
Egerton and family, Holly Grove,
Luartl, . . i . .
VMr< Hllliard, of Wise, was' hare fit
business Monday.
"(kt mixed quartette. Miss Pearle
Gupton, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fuller
and Dr. H. M. Beam rendered selec
tions during tbe County Sunday school
convention exercises Sunday la Cen
terville.
Misses Leora and Myrtle Swanson,
Messrs. C. L. Stevens and Thomas
Tomplir.snn, of Rocky Mount, and
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Leonard, of Louis
burg, were guests of w-s. Swanson
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith at
K?d Bud Sunday.
Misses Viola and Odell Thompson,
Ora Pearce and Messrs. Callie and
Frank Tecrce attended services at
White Level Sunday right.
A HABBEB, A BAXKER,
asd a enters spifl
"Go to the circus?" asked the ca
shier of the Bank of Fentonville as
he dropped back in the barber's chair
for his Saturday afternoor. shave.
"Yeah; I went a little while last
night after I closed up. Some Circus!"
"Some circus is right," said thi
b-.nker, "and 't wm sopie advertising
stunt we pulled. V'ou saw our big
sign and heard (he ringmaster tell
about mr bank, dlln't yott?"
"Yeah; I saw the sign and I heard
the spiel. Wouldn't have thought of It
again though if vou hnd .'t Tiemiunrd
It"
"Pretty clever stunt wr crH It,"
? MB the hankers reply.
?w^h; oU-ver for the announcer
and sign painter. What did It cost
you " the barber asked sharply.
The question popped out so unex
pectedly that for once the banker
t? Id the bank's business -ifd admit
ted proudly tho expense had beeo
9113.
It "Bay you! Listen to n * i" benleJ
the barber, a* he swung his lather
brush across his patrons face and
?but off anything bo might have said
furtl.?r "That guy paid $12 tor the
aim and got a hundred for shouting
three minutes tprlce a Juy, He does
that six days a week because he flnds
one In every town. In the season he
mAkes more than your bank doe*.
You call that advertising? You got an
idea (oiks at the e!ictu bring any
money to your bank because of a
spiel at a three ring circus? Nothing
to III They were laughing at clowns
or getting nervoui about the lions.
If you want to do tome advertising,
yon take your ftl2 and pay the editor
of The Bugle (2 a week a a loug as the
money lasts. Your ads in 'he paper
will tell all of those people about your
bank every time they lo<-k II oyer,
something different every week. It
won't go in one ear an out the other.
The barber was quiet for almost a
Minute. The banker was quiet too.
He was thinking. The barber had
told him something.
Then from the barber, rathar gently,
' Did that tallow deposit the >11* '?
ynot bank? NoT Weil whenever you
pay the e4itor'a bills ha pots the mon
ey right back in circulation bar*."
"!**?or hart? No? I thought you
klnda scringed a little,"
To Cotton Growers
9t-.
I take this method of announcing that I have
again licensed my warehouse underthe State
warehousing system and will be in position to
storo all the Cotton in Tranklin County. I
can store for non-members as well as members
of the Cotton Aseoo<atk>n. Don't sell, but
hold yonr ootton, faring it to me, where it will
be insured for full value against everything
ex rept price.
J. S. Howell
L Kline & Co.
SUMMER GOODS
REDUCED
WITH NEW MERCHANDISE COMING IN DAILY
VE HAVE CUT PRICES ON OUR SUMMER GOODS
TO BJLOW COST. BUY NOW AND SAVE. IT
WILL PAY YOU TO BUY YOUR NEXT SEASON'S
SUPPT Y NOW.
Men's Palm Beach Suits, all colors and sizes
Priced $8.95
Men's Straw Hats, any one in the store
Priced $1.00 \
W ork Shirts, goodTFeavy Blue -and Khaki
Priced 86c
Khaki Pants, good grade, all sizes
Priced $1.75
Overalls, good grade Blue Denim
Priced 98c
Dress Pants, Blue and Grey with stripe, regular $4.00
value
Priced $2.45
J.
Pongee Shirts with collar attached, sizes 14 to 17
Special 85c
Men's T'niousuits, good grade pajama checks, regular
frl.25 v Jue
Priced 89c
L. Kline & Co.
Louisbnrg's Biggest and Best
Department Store
LOUISBURG, . NORTH CAROLINA
DON'T FORGET
The T ouisburg Tobacco Market open* September 18,
to sell tobacco for the h'gh dollar.
DON'T FORGET
We ar? already open to sell Heavy and Fancy Groc
eries, Notions, Shoes and General Merchandise for tkl
low dollar.
Give us a trial before yon bny. j . - - ? ? 4
F. N. SPIVEY
HEAR THE BRIDGE
Phone : 22 Loulsbnr*. % 0.
MIOMPT D1LIYKRY?