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The Brown Furniture House
Youngsville, IN. C.
Offers prizes to persons writing advertisements telling of the necessity for and
value of all necessary house furnishings and why they should be purchased from us.
The prizes we are offering are as follows: _ , ,
FIRST PRIZE , $5.00
SECOND PRIZE ,. $4.00...
THIRD PRIZE $3.00,...
FOURTH PRIZE $2.00....
FIFTH PRIZE , ?. .1 Years Subscription to Franklin Times
The prizes will be paid in cash as represented and the judges will be Messrs. F.
A. Cheatham, Tobacconist; J. A. Williams, Cashier Bank of Youngsville; Bev. W. B.
Humble, Pastor of the Methodist Church, who will pass upon the question of which
is the best advertisement. The best all around advertisement will be declared the
winner of the flrsl prize and the next best I'ccond prize and so on. All advertisements
must be received by May 15th, 1925, at 6 o'clock p. m., and should be addressed to the
firm marked advertising contest. The announcement of the winners will be made in
this space the following week, and the advertise ments selected will be used from
nine to time. ? ?
To make you more familiar with your subject and therefore easier to win, we
suggest that you visit our store and see our complete line of Furniture, House furn
ishings, musical instruments, etc.
J. L BROWN, Proprietor
FARM MACHINERY
Also a full and complete line
of International and Massey
Harris Farm Machinery of all
kinds.
Weber one and two horse
wagons.
Biding Cultivators
FERTILIZERS
I have a full supply of
the following well
known brands of fertil
izers.
Eclipse, Bauglis, Red
Steer, Zell's, Roysters,
Qilt Edge, Raleigh
Standard, Robeson
Special, Daniel's Spec- Mowers and Rakes
ial Tobacco Mixture, Select "Wrapper, Nitrate Soda, Cerealite;
A car of Brick and a car of Cotton Seed Hulls just received that I can save you
money on.
I have a good secondhand 1 ton International Truck, just overhauled for sale
cheap.
J. P. TIMBERLAKE
2 Miles South of Louisburg, N. C.
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MAKltlS CHAPEL B. Y. P. C. MAY 10,
1W5
Oiwiiint, llnini. 1 Liuiu lu **?*>
Story.
Prayer. Charlie Filler.
Hymn. Look and Live.
Quiz, conducted by John Morris.
Bible Study meeting, Jesus Encour
ages the Fishermen.
Prayer, Hilary Pearce.
Program presented by Group 2, Lil
ly Perry, captain.
Scripture reading, John Mbrris.
Introduction, Lilly Perry.
The Story Briefly Told, Violet Fra
iler.
Back by Beautiful Galilee, Beatrice
Barham.
Amazed at the Miracle, W. N. Will
iams.
Fishers of Men, Mrs. Johnnie Ed
wards. I
A Look at Jesus Stirs the Land,
Znria Barham.
Christ, Lord of our Lives, Hilary
Pearce.
Counting the Cost, Joseph Frazier.
? T' timony of Dr. Strong, Estelle
Lam aster.
Recitation, Virginia Perry.
Hymn, Standing on the Promises.
Secretary's report.
Dismissal.
I Everybody is cordially invited to
come.
"t-i S-H- Your Conversation
"AMWTION"
:; ? a MmTIOJr is a wor<'
which we have Inherited
from the old Roman custom of
a candidate who was seeking
oflioe. It comes from the word
"anihio," which means " to go
around." The Roman candidate
for office paraded through the
streets as a sign that he was
seeking election to office. The
word has thus come to mean
socking the attainment of cer
tain nims. The correct pro
nunciation is "am-bish-un." with
accent on tiie second syllable.
I I i 1 I I 1 ! ! I I I 1 I 1 I i I I
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA
TIVE I1ROMO QUININE (Tablets) can be taken
by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
in the head. E.W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
The Popular Girl
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Dean of Man, University of
Illinois.
X/f IDPI.ETON did not return to col
XVI iege after the Chlstmas vacation.
He was down In his studies, his In
structors said; bis father did not wish
him to continue, he told the fellows;
he had accepted a position, the college
paper announced; but the real facts
were that It was a girl?a very popu
lar girl, who had upset MIddleton and
put an end to his college education.
She was a pretty girl with pleasant
manners and stylish clothes and a
ready flow of talk and exemplary
morals?If her clothes had been a
little less correct and her morals a
little less exemplary, she might have
been less dangerous. From the time
she had entered the high school she
had kept a string of fellows about her,
and she had played them adroitly,
skillfully, and with a steady eye to
her own selfish Interests. If one ever
tried to break away she melted Imme
diately and gave him the Impression
that be was the only one for whom
?he had really cared, and he usually
rushed back Into her train.
When Barton entered college he wae
ambitious and guve promise of an ex
cellent record; l>ut she was attracted
by him, and be no sooner came nnder
her Influence than he lost all ambition.
He was wild after her, spent his
money on her, and neglected every
thing to be with her. She would never
let him alone, played with him In a
tantalising way, called him on the tele
phone If be failed to see her, and, then
when she had ruined him as a student
and tired of him as a lover, threw him
aside unemotionally and picked op
another victim.
Trier# had been several of them be
fore Mlddletoo came?a shy, sensitive,
tender-hearted boy, easily led, easily
discouraged, and In love with the girt.
81a attentions flattered her, and,
though she did not really care for hlin,
?he was too calculatingly selfish te
let him go. She smiled on him and
almost insulted him In tarn; the made
engagements with him and then broke
them without eomponctlon If a more
desired eecort came along. Sbe count
ed on his coming whenever ehe becfe
ened, and, too weak to resist her, she
made life for him a constant uncer
tainty and hell which he left college
te rtd himself of.
Such a man Is weak, yon say. Per
haps. But a real woman might have
him, encouraged him. set
bin Ideals, or, beat of all, she
t have let him alone,
there ere many such girls with
pretty faces aad cursedly attractive
clothes, Incapable of real feeling and
IkoapaMe of an unselfish thought.
?Sg some out unscathed, many people
Ok, from these social escapades, but
la not true. They pay?every one
ed them. Sometimes the time of pay
ment Is long deferred, bnt they pay
ts the last farthing, cruelly, far mors
(Ian their little petty popularity and
pleasure# are worth. When they come
to tte point of wanting friends there
are none; when they want love and
ml devotion they ere gone; through
their trHMng with sacred emotions
the* become Incapable of feeling or
enSreflattnf such emotions, and the
eni H loneliness, nhhspplnese and
T,
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DEPARTMENT STORE
CALLS YOUR ATTENTION
To the new arrivals of summer dresses in dainty Voiles
in all the late shades for Commencement wear,
Prices from $3.95 to $10.95
New Spring and Summer Hats just received, at
Special Prices This Week
"We have a very nice display in the latest styl of foot
wear at attractive low prices.
Our piece goods department is the most complete in
Town, suc.h as figured Voiles and Silk Crepes and the
late patterns in stripe Wash Satins, and Broadcloth,
Prices ranging from 39c to $1.95 per yard
Our Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Clothing
At Real Low Prices
Men's and Young Men's1 Straw and Panama Hats, at
Prices from $1.48 to $3.95
Don't fail to see A. TONKEL before buying.
A. TONKEL
The Popular Priced Department
'store
LOUISBURG, : NORTH CAROLINA
A Diamond
Ring Opens
the Heart
We've found the surest way to "her heart." It's
one of our newly arrived exquisitely set gems.
They are here in deftly set mountings and unusual
colorings. Consult us about the ring. We stand
behind everyone we sell as being just like it is
represented.
NO JEWELRY REPAIRING TOO DIFFICULT
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING ALSO
L. W. PARRISH, Jeweler
What My Neighbor Says
Il of Interest to Louisburg Folks.
When ore has had the misfortune
to suffer from backache, headaches,
dizziness, urinary disorders and other
kidney] ills?and has found relief from
?11 this sickness and suffering, that
person's advice is of untold value to
friends and neighbors. The following
case is only one of many thousands,
but it is that of a Louisburg resident.
Who coujd ask for a better example?
Mrs. N. L. Mpseley, says: "My back
hurt badly and when I got down it
was an effort to straighten again.
back, and my kidneys acted too
It was an effort to do my hou
and at times my head swam with
ness. Doan's I'ljla, from the A.
Drug Co., rid me of the misery and
have had no trouble since." ;
Price 60c, at all dealers. Doat
simply ask for a kidney remedy?gat
Doan's Pills ? the same that Mrs.
6CVJS&. ?*
\
'It the county agent does nothing
else the home-made nitrate of eoda
crusher will pay his salary for a year,"
say* O. P. Harris, of Mapterilie, Frank
lin County's ex-Senator.
For Satisfaction
"See Gus
M
Price plus quality
No sale is com
plete until CUS
TOMER is pleased.
My line is full and
prices right.
Yours to pieass,
A. i. Jarman
Opposite P. 0, Phono US