This Is Blanket Time
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We h??e them In cotiou from Wo to m.?i. la w ool from W.OH to
All of these are full six* bed blanket".
A full line of Buster Brown and luikderho-e StoekJns for tbe chlld
en. All guaranteed. ?w Sweater* for all the family. Our Ihie of
baby sweaters and cap* are\?tip?elally pretty.
JioTelty Stripe Serge In bloe^ browns and gr?7". M-lnches wide at
39c yard.
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Loulflbura;, N. 0.
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MBS. IMA BOUSE MISS VIBGINIA FOSTEB
INSURANCE A NECESSITY
insurance" actually deals with ever? honest
BUSINESS CNDEH THE SUN /
Fire insurance has com* to t>e not only a householder's security,
but a national necessity. Tfce home owner mus/ protect his family
and provide shelter; the rentWf must guard hla' houiehold goods.
Business concerns, factories, churches, schools, colleges and cor
porations must protect their property InvottmerUs. The man who
can thus provide the security of a ctaunynlty against financial loss
from fir* Is Its Insurance agent, thromp his Companies.
See T. W. W/VtSON, for
your Insurance Needs.
OFFICE OVER THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
We can save you 15
per cent on your
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prescriptions.
Give us a trial and be
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convinced.
F. R. Pleasants
DRUGGIST
TELEPHONE 222 J. LOUISBXTRG, N. 0.
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
NOVEMBER 21, 1924
Red Beal
The Sweetest Story Ever Told _Jl -/.Hulda Lftohanska
Ma Curly-headed iiabby A ^L.-Hulda l*a?hanBka
I>a alegrla del Bttallon A J Jcmp NTardoneH
TrlBtes Amorea \ /- Jope Mardones
Concert
Punchinello . y-Royal Dadmun
Shipmates o' Mine JL U Royal Dadmun
Light Vo
Drifting to You ^--Matela Freer ? I* win James
At the End of the 8unset Trail -I. Harbia Freer ? Lewis James
Everybody Loves My Baby 1. A Alleen Stanley
De Clouds Are Qwlne to Roll ^way \ Vernon Dalhart
Dane
Tchestra of Chicago
Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Warlng's Pennsylvanlans
Go, Emmallne ? Fox Trot -
Words? Fox Trot
Have a Llttl* Fun ? Fo*
Out of a Million You're
Until Tomorrow ? Tango Fo* Trot International Nevelty Or.
Clorlta ? Tango Fox Trot ..jL International Novelty Or.
Favorite Irish Jigs ? Medley ^..McConnells Four Leaf Shamrocks
Favorite Irish R?els ? Medley__McConnells Four Leaf Shamrocks
A full line of Edison's and Victrolas and Columbia
records at reasonable prices.
w- E. ffite furniture Co.
TWO WINNERS IN
SPELLING MATCH
Alma Vester and George Wav-1
er Each Make Perfect Score
In Annual Contest
Raleigh. Nov. 8. ? Two ported score!* I
one by a boy and one by a gl r 1 came _
out of the second annual spelling con.
test of the North Central District Con
vention of the State Education Asso
ciation at State College yesterday af
ternoon. and gave to Alma Vester, of
Spring Hope and George Weaver, of
Raeford, the distinction of being the
best spellers In 18 counties. The next
best scores, made by William Mltchl
ner, of Frankllnton. and Euzelia Hill,
of Loulsburg, completed list of four
Btudents from this district to compete j
In the state spelling contest In March. >
The spelling contest is one of the
features of each of the district meet- 1
ings. and comes to a climax at the
State Convention, when the spelling
champion of the state la decided.
While in Raleigh yesterday the child
ren taking part In contest, were j
taken on a tour of the city by Col.
Olds. The oontast wao held at 3 o'- 1
clock In PullerfTfttl.
The participants In the contest
were: Euzelia Hill. Loulsburg; Bes
sie Lee Dlckerson Inglcslde; Lee Vlck
ers, Durham; Ada Gilchrist. Cameron; |
Emma Gene Holloway, Durham; Mar
lon Holleman, Rich Square, Flossie j
Best, Pikevllle; Alma Veoter, Spring j
Hope; Hugh McLean, Broadway; Sex i
ton Rhew, West Durham; Alice Bur- 1
well, Warrentorv, George Weaver, Rae_
for; Annie May Duffle, Seaboard; j
Frances HugHp?. Jackson, Winifred |
Clark, Holllster; Mirrion Powfcrs. J
Cary; Clara Hayes. Norlina; Mildred
Allen, Norlina; Tom Walker, Chapel
Hill; William Mitchiner, Frankltnton;
Lucy Cobb, Raleigh; Avey Jones, Rox
boro; Maybell Macon. Mt. Hope;
Claudia Lewis. Middlesex.
T4ie wfords used in the spelling
match Saturday were: people, album,
famine, kodak, hesitate, estimate, re
lative, management, unless, envy, ten
dency, census, thelete, striking, rais
ing, recede, recess, epidemic, essen
tial, anything, chill, griddle. ivory,
awhile, violet, crisis, confident, ap- .
parent, inquiry, extension, financial,
fertility, arithmetic, ticket, except,
history, picture, bother, bonnet, quote,
thinness ability, validity, dialogue,
positively, summary, tunic, using,
bureau, curious, museum, until,' tri
umph. uniform, almost, holy, gymnas
tic. buggy, deny, defiant, scribble,
tyranny, prophecy, machinery, Janu
ary, yesterday, varnish,, carpenter,
psalm, martial, parcel, particle, far
ther. promenade, thermometer, mucil
age. fifth, mohair, careless, weaver
heirloom, prayer, anecdote, knight,
pasture, answer, gnarled, attic, real,
realize, vinegar, request, major, reign,
neighing, ailing, radiator, preference,
collect, sopranos.
FROM WOOD
fiThe Womana Missionary Society. of_
ood Baptist church wishes to an-~
nounce there will be supper served,
cafe style, in the, tyank building every
Saturday p. m., from 4 to 11 o'clock, i
The proceeds will] be used for the
benefit of the church. Don't forget
the hour. Come over and enjoy a good
supper once a week.
Rev, Caldwell, of Wake Forest, fill
ed his appointment at the Wood Bap
tist church Sunday.
Miss Hortense Hohorne. principal of
W< od school ueing elected a delegate
of this CO iity intended the te.-chers
ajf.<,*nbly in Rale gh Saturday.
Dt. M. H. Beam was a welcome
g'jost of many friends here this week
end. Dr. Beam resided here for quite
a while, but on account of illness has
been out of our midst for several
months. We all are looking forward
to his return.
Miss Irene Gupton. who Is teaching
near Durham, spent the week end
with her mother. Mrs. Nancy Gupton.
Among those who attended the
"Covered Wagon" at the Winner The
atre Friday night were Mr, J. P. Leo
nard. Mr. Morris Griffin. Mr. Raymon
Shearln. Mr. Raymon Sturges. Mr. Wll
bur Raynor. Miss Ethel Sheffield and
Miss Thelma Blanchard.
The Womans Missionary Society
met with Mrs. S. J. Hamlet. Saturday
afternoon. An Interesting program was
rendered, there was much business
transacted; just after which refresh
ments were served, which was enjoy
ed by all.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant
King will be glad to know their little
daughter, Pattle Jane, Is recovering
Night Coughing ?
How ta Stop It
Night coughing which, through
loss at valuable siqtp, often makes
you feel utterly worn-out and use
less during the da#, and by quickly
weakening the jQrstem lays you
open to Ute most dangerous infec
tions, can now ba promptly checked
by a very simpli treatment. Peo
ple who h?vo hardly been able to
rest on accAjnfc* of coughing spella
have found they can sleep the
whole night 'ttrough undisturbed
often after thanrery first trial.
The treatmentlm baaed on a remark*
Sble preacrlptlo? mown as Dr. King's
New Dlacovary. ?Tdb simply take a tes
apoonful at blAit Wort retiring and
hold It In yourJthroM for 15 or 24 eeo
onda before nulloim It. The pre
scription haa doubft action. It not
only eoothea a fl healiPthe eor?n*Ra and
Irritation, but ft Qulckli looeena and ra
roorea the Bhl?m and ^pn???tlon which
Is the real sfnss of tBs coush. Ths
rssult Is that 2u usually M??p a a aqundtr
aa a babe th# rery flrst^lfrnt. and t hs
couth soea la -a ?ery ahoA time.
Ths p rescission ooataliuflpo opiates ST
harmful druA. Bxoellentyor children
aa well aa srirn-upa. Fo r Spu*h?. cheat
?old a, hotrMSaa, aore t>W?i SPMSilk
^fssfr^sra ?tbss#
A*5 Man Among Business Men
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It is the man who has a B&eJs Aeeranl that is welcome
among other- b??iire"ss men. . .It is a mark of reliability,
thrift, "ability and equajity that is respected Through
f ? - out the "business worUT. If you want the respect and
- 4* confidence of the business men of this community
prove yourself worthy of it by building an Account
with us.
The First National Bank
LOUISBURG, ' North Carolina
\Vrii. H. RUFFIN, President, F. J. BEASLEY, Cashier
W'm. B. BARROW, Assistant Cashier
from several days illness.
The Ray muu Class uf Wuod Baptist
i hurch entertained the Harper class
at a weenie roast given on Beautiful
Rock near Centerville, last Thursday
night. Everyone reported an enjoy
able time.
Miss Ethel Sheffield and Miss Thel
ma Blanchard visited frt?nds at Weke
Forest ^College Saturday.
Mr. "Dob" Dixon, of Stantcnsburg.
was the guest of Miss Ethel Sheffield
last Sunday.
Miss Thelma Blanchard. Miss Ethel
Sheffield, Mr. Raymon Sher.rin and
Mr. Bennie Lancaster motored to Nash
ville Sunday afternoon.
JCSTICE COMXIMTY HAS BH;
CO-OP MEETING
Justice community put on a com
munity programme Friday night, Oct.
31st that might well be imitated by
other communities. We have had a
number of these meeting in Franklin
County that have been more or less
a success, but this was the best ever.
300 people enjoyed the most inspir
ing. soul-stirring, heart thrilling meet
ing that we have had in this com.
munity.
There was a composition contest by
the school children, four pupils con
testing. Cooperation was the subject
of the compositions. The contestants
were Misses Ruby Wheless. Virginia
Cooper of the senior class. Maude
Stallings ninth grade and Martha
Fowler seventh. Miss Ruby Wheless
winning first prize of $3 and Maude
Stallings second. $1. The contest prov
ed beyond doubt that the younger
generation is going in strong for co
operative marketing.
Mr. Homer H. B. Mask made a very
interesting: talk and introduced the
speaker Mr. L. P. McKay, secretary
of ?the American Cotton Growers Ex
chaonge. Mr. McKay who haa made
an extensive study of cooperative
marketing gave us an outline of the
possibilities of cooperative marketing
based on the success of other coopera
tive.
Mr. T. R. McLean cotton grower of
Aberdeen made one of the most in
spiring speeches on cooperative mark
eting urging the non-member to join
hands with the members of coopera
tive marketing and help put this thing
I across.
After the speaking refreshments
were served.
The programme was under the di
rection of Mrs. B. S. Rice who is wide
ly known in Franklin and adjoining
counties tor her splendid community
work.
GET VOl)R SHARE
WHILE IT LASTS
Our Sale lasts until Saturday night
Nov. 29th. Real bargains on Men's
and Boys* Clothing, Shoes, Overcoats
Sweaters, Underwear, Hats and Caps.
In fact from head to foot wear is what
we sell. Don't forget the free gold
prizes given away every Satnrday at
3:30 p. m. Come and see is what we
ask. Shoes for Men, Women and Chil
dren guaranteed solid leather.
F. N SB
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Phone 322
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