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Frankllnton, May 18.?Robbers en
tered tbe store of Irven Suprnan about
4 o'clock Saturday morning but were
surprised by a quick attack by the
right policeman before many goods
were secured.
The police had been notified that a
robbery was being planned and were
on the watch being aided by a few ln
tt rested citizens. The robbers came
V Frankllnton from Raleigh about
one or two o'clock Saturday morning,
but It was four o'clock before they de
cided to make a haul at Irven Sup
man's ready-to-wear store. They en
tered by breaking out the glass of the
frcnt door and one of the band of four
negroes squeezed through the bars
and began to hand out silk dresses
an fast as possible. About that time
Chief of Police I. J. Tunstall, opened
up on him with a shot gun and he ran,
making his escape. One of the., oth
ers was caught at the store door and
a third was caught In the store. The
two maklug their escape were late*
located in Raleigh and brought back J
to Frankliuton, they making full con-'
fersion. They were all negroes and;
gave their names as Charles Parrlsh,
JuluS Jones, Henry Thomas and Ar
thur Johnson.
This Is the third robbery Franklln
ton has suffered in the past few weeks
and It Is hoped that since some of
them have been captured a clue to the
other- robberies has been uncovered
that will lead to the leaders of the or
ganization.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tabled ) It
Mops the Couth and Headache and works off the
Cold. E. W.GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c.
Regardless of Price
I am going to sell my stock of Shoes regardless of
f rice, so be sure to look them over before you buy.
Every pair is guaranteed to be as represented. If
?liey don't fit will exchange them for you. If you
don't want them will take them back.
A big lot of Overalls, Work Shirts, Overall Coats,
Hosiery and Men's Underwear. A full line of feed
and groceries all the time.
Yours truly,
J. W. PERRY
Garden Time
We have just received a large
variety of Wood's Garden Seed.
All fresh. Gome and get what
you need before it is too late.
Bring us your prescriptions
and save money.
F. R. Pleasants
DRUGGIST
TELEPHONE 222 J. LOUISBURG, N. 0.
The New Living Room Sets
Exhibiting in the most attractive manner the new
styles in Living Room Furniture. These Sets aro
priced so very reasonable that you can afford the
one that pleases you best.
W. E. White Furniture Co.
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VI9S ORA WINSTON
HONORS BRIIIE-EI.ECT
In honor of Miss Eleanor Winston
bride-elect, Miss Ora Winston gave a
Cinderella" announcement party at d
Hilldrap." the eountry home of Mr. I
John C. Winston, their father. Thurs- J
day afternoon. ?
The color taJieme, white and gold,
was tasteTully^carrled out in all the
decoratlonwpx daisies and honey
suckle. TM table was lovelv uOh
suckle. TWtable was lovely with
its silver candlesticks and yellow
candles, center-piece, a "m.mnUn
center-piece, a "pumpkin
coach," resting on a bed of ferns and
daisies with little white mice peeping
out, containing the tiny china gold
slipper favors tied to each place card
by narrow gold ribbon, white mints in
the gold cupq ?
The first course, iced tea, chicken
sclad, olives and pickles, was follow
ed by a "flower contest," which was
worked out with much merriment.
Then white cake with gold filling,
fresh strawberries with whipped
cream was served.
Just as each guest drew from the
coach" her favor, little Lucy Can
dance Winston, the youngest niece In
the family and namesake of the bride
elect s mother, drew a card bearing a
kodak picture of "Miss Eleanor Win
ston and .Mr. Oliver Wilder, June 24,"
which she handed to Mrs. Mary Har
i Is, who in her most enarming man
ner read the date, passed the card to
each guest in a few well chosen words
proclaiming the Prince Charming
Amid congratulations the party re
turned to the parlor where Miss Meina
Wilder presented the honoree with
The brides own book, in which the
following guests registered
Mesdames Mary K. Harris, Ivy
White, huth B. Sawyer,Mary S Win
w?m: -?88es Meina Wilder,' Mary
riwr,.?3 Pearce, Janie Pearce,
Lallle Blackley, Lizzie Whitfield, Ma
mie Dent.?Franklinton News
NTYV DIRECTORATE
(Special to The Franklin Times)
Atlanta. Ga.. May 18.?Announce
fr? e ^ e,ection governors
from Southern states and leading cit
izens from various sections of the
country as members of the Board of
I-irectors of the Stone Mountain Con
federate Monumental Association, has
been made by Hollins N. Randolph,
n[rf^eDt; -A" announcfng the r.ew
Directorate, Mr. Randolph said:
^,he new D'rectorate, includ
Governors of the original
Confederate states and distinguished
c.tlzens from the South and other
parts of the country, the Stone Moun
tain Memorial now becomes what
those who have directed its destiny
trom the beginning have desired a
trul> National undertaking if anv
evidence were needed as to how com
pletely the entire South has taken this
great Memorial to the Confederacy to
its heart, it can be found in the en
thusiastic response now being ac
corded to the distribution of the Con
federate Memorial Half Dollar to be
released over the nation on July 3*1
Proceeds from the premium on these I
coins are to go to the completion of
the monument."
Southern Governors announced as
accepting election include Clifford
Walker. Georgia; John W. Martin,
-hnm n JV Braa<lon. Alabama;
ihomas G. McLeod, South Carolina,
William J. Fields, Kentuckv- e. I.eo
Trlnkie Virginia; Henry Whitfield
Mississippi; Henry L. Fuqua, Louis
lana.; Miriam A. Ferguson, Texas- M
F Trapp, Oklahoma; Thomas J. Ter
ral, Arkansas.
Southern men added to the Stone
Mountain Board are: Dr. Hugh W
joung, Johns Hopkins HospiUl, Balti
Hirh'n1 H!rbf,rt W Jackson, banker.
Richmond, Va.; Cameron Morrison
former governor of North Carolina;
Leroy Springs, cotton manufacturer
.?- C": Duncan U- netcher
v-i . States senator from Florida;
"all8?n' newspaper publisher.
Birmingham, Ala.; Oscar Wells, bank
er, Birmingham; Thomas R. Preston,
t"'"' Chattanooga, Ten.; Dr. Edwin
Ci^ermaa- Pfesident, University of
Virginia; R. e. Kennington, capital
ret'.rvCnfSO?',AU88'; R- A- Sneed- !iec~
? v'v Oklahoma; Genera!
naadt:,banker- Fort Worth,
i ? Wellborn, Governor Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
Directors elected outside of the
South are as follows: William M
Statea Senator, Mass
achusetts; Newton D. Baker, former
Secretary of War, Cleveland; Edward
i former chairman of the
shipping board, Chicago; Frank O.
,i?~mer Oorernor of Illinois;
ru!J!an u?brunn, I?wyer, Kansas
City, Gavin McNabb, lawyer, San
Francisco; Thomas W. Gregory, for
mer attorney general of the United
States, Houston, Texas; William G.
McAdoo, former secretary of the
Treasury, Los Angeles,
Last Notice To
?
Tax Payers
I have been instructed by the
County Commissioners to col
lect all taxes by the 31st day of
May, -or to proceed to collect
by law. As there will be no
further extension given.
Please give this your prompt
attention, and save the extra
expense.
Respectfully,
F. W. JUSTICE,
Sheriff.
TAKE NOTICE!
To Those Who wear Clothes
and Shoes
We invite you to come and look over our line of
clothing, shoes, hats, caps, pants, underwear,
shirts, overalls. We carry the famous line of
SELZ shoes for men, women and children, all in
the latest styles. If you are going to buy a new
straw hat see ours first. Trade with us and save
the difference.
F N.SPIVEY
Near the Bridge Louisburg, N. C.
I KIZES OFFERER IN DBESS CON
TEST
Raleigh, May 18.?Prizes of 81,000
in gold and -other worth while prem
ims have been offered by the Made
In-Carolinas Exposition and Fashion
lievue to be held in Charlotte, North
arolina, from September 21 to Octo
ber 3, according to an announcement
>y Mrs. Jane S. -McKimmon, head of
lie home economics department of
lie State College of Agriculture.
Mrs. McKimmon states that the ex
position officials wishing to foster
nore Interest in design of clothes and
ie making of better clothes at borne
:ave divided the premiums into two
lasses. In class "A," which is for
omen over 18 years of age, prizes
vUl be offered for the best designed
treet costume, afternoon dress and
venlng dress. First prizes in each
case will consist of $100 in gold. The
second prize will be $50 in gold and
the third, fourth and fifth prizes will
be valuable articles offered by the
corporations supporting the Exposl
tion. ^ *
Class "B" is for the girls under 18
years of age and the premiums will
be awarded for street costume, after
noon dress and party dress. The same
prizes as for the women will be
awarded.
A grand sweepstakes prize of a
beautiful bedroom suite of furniture
valued at $285 will be given for the
best design submitted by a woman
and a sweepstakes of $250 in gold will
be offered in the girls' class.
The dress submitted in the contest
must be worn by the contestant, or a
substitute, during the fashion revue
to be held during the Exposition.
Those entering the contest should
write J. C. Patton, Secretary of the
Carolinas Exposition Company, at an
early date.
Mrs. McKimmon states that home
demonstration club women and club
girls over North Carolina should en
ter this contest and try to realize on
the lessons in dress making which
have been given them by county home
agents during the past few years.
NOTICE
The Directors of the Lake Miichi
ner Fishing Club, Inc., have author
ized the sale of a few additional
shares of stock in said corporation.
Applications for stock or information
in regard thereto may be filed with
Ur. C. H. Banks. Louisburg. N. C..
Pres., or G. C. Mitchiner, Secretary,
Franklinton, N. C.
5 22-2t G. C. MITCHINER, Secretary.
THE WORM TURNS
Once again Old King Cotton, Mary's Lamb, and Billy Flax
take a back seat for the humble Silk Worm.
For comfort silk is the most desirable of fabrics and the
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lady who arrayeth herself in the new shades of Ashes of Roses,
Poudre Blue, Henna, Rust is simply beautiful.
Supreme Flat Crepes, 40 inch $2.95
Satin back Crepes $2 95
Canton Crepes $'.98
Crepe de Chine . $2.19
Radiums, the best of taffetas $2.89
Royon Silks $1.19
New effects in ecru collar and cuff sets, jabots,
ensemble ruffling ...... 48c, 75c, $1.19, $1.39
The McGhee=Joyner Co.
FRANKLINTON S BIQGE8T A BEST STORE
* PHONE 47 PHONE 47