TH&HOME CIRCLE CQIUMN.
Pleasant Evening Rei/eries, ? R OolUmn Dedi
cated to Tired Mothers as They Joiri
Uib Home Circle at EuBTtffigTide
RUDE THOUGHTS FROM THE EDITORIAL FEJT
KKXPUfU HOUSB TO* ONk'h OW<
COMTOBT.
He wu wiae who wrote: "Half
the iliog of poverty or of (mall
means ia gone wheu one keepe hooie
^for one's own oomfort, and not for
.the oomment of one'e own neigh
bora." Deny it as we will, few of ua
have the moral foroe to aet op a stand
ard of oar own, baaed upon onr own
incomes and onr own particular
.home environmental We oommit
the folly of regulating onr expenaea
by the ireome of aome one alee. If
the browna aorosa the atreet hang
up expensive laow ourtama, we are
discontented until laoe ourtaina have
gone up to our window*, no matter
bow. much amaller our income
may be than that of the Browna.
If the iSmitha put down a velvet
carpet our neat and pretty ingrain
beoomei an eyeaore to ua. We .are
extremely mindful of what our
neighbors will think about many
tbinga that should not i oon.
oern them in the leaat. We have no
standard of our own. Our ureaa and
even onr tablea muat . be regulated
by the atandard of othera. We have
not the courage nor the independ
ence to be indifferent to the oom
ment of our neighbors. This form
of moral oowardioe ia earning many
families to live beyond their income*.
They can face debt, and forfeit theii
?elf-respect easier than they oan face
the unfavorable comment of their
frienda and neighbors. The extent
to whioh this imitation of othera ia
carried would be ludicrous, but it
did not bring ao much anhappiuees
in it* train. It ia trequenUy the
direct cause of discord ?end discon
tent and debt that have driven hap
pmesa from the family hearthstone.
Let ua have a standard of our own,*
baaed upon our own needs, and let
ua cheerfully and bravely adhere to
this atandard, heedleas of thai dread
Uul bugbear: "What will the neigh
bors aay?''
"Where shall I draw the line?"
says the anxious parent, who is so
lWtous for liit boy's future. Qive
the young man the sympathetic
companionship which he will find
elsewhere if not at home; encourage
him to sesk elevating and refining
associations, impress upon him the
fact that many amusements are bad
only in connection with their asso
ciations and the atmosphere of
temptation which leads to greater
evil; demonstrate to him that the
principle of "getting somothing for
nothing" is bad, wholly bad and if
fallowed will lead to his moral and
pbyaieal rain; make home such a.
bright, congenial place, that he will
find more pleasure there than in the
~~b?unts of wiokedness; more than all
else, let him have in voo an exam
ple of uprightness and moral health.
Be sincere, for he can penetrate
your disguises and drspise you if a
hypocrite.
? ? ?
Meddlesome persons who are oen
tinually prying into other people's
aftairs and carrying tales between
friends and acquaintances create a
great deal of mischief and are best
contented when they oan spread
acandal. It seems more natural for
them to speak ill of a person than
to utter words of praise, and their
habit of gossiping becomes so fixed
that they can talk scandals almost
unconsciously, It is just as easy to
sav a good word for friends and
acqnaintansea, t)V?? if ? net wholly
reserved, as it is to speak ill of
them, and the effect of the commun
ity is freely always benefioial in a
general way. Scandal gather* aa it
travels by word or mouth and oan
never be recalled when onoe in cir
culation. Try speaking well of
everyone and see what a change it
Will make in your own happiness as
? .
? ? * j
If ypa would gather up tender
-memories, all the lights and shade*
of the heart, all banqueting* and re
unions, all filial, fraternal, paternal
'? ? V
and oonjngal a(feo<?oo? and you bad
only juat four 1 attar* with which to
apell oat that height and depth and
length and bredth and magnitude
and eternity of meaning, yon , wontd
with ateaming eyea, and trembling
voice, and agitated hand, write it
oat in thoe* four living capital*,
H-O-M-E.
? ? ? ?
Man ia naturally a home-loving
animal. In fast, moat animals are
hsma-loving. And when a man
asks a woman to ahare hi* life, it ia
naually taken aa a gentle bint that
be wants her to make bim a home
and take a sort of general oversight
of bi* affairs and a apecial oversight
of himaelf. He like* to know that
?he doe* things for bim joat for the
re aeon that abe loves him, snd is in
terested in him and his well-being.
He loves bis home more if there is
some impress of ber personality upon
it. He likes best the meal abe pre
pares for him. Of ooarae, he aay*
very little ? perhapa nothing? of all
this, being a man.
? ? ? ?
A, gentleman atop* at a friend'*
house and find* it in confusion. He
does not sse anything to apologise
for? "never think* of *noh matter*."
Everything is right, cold* sapper,
cold room, crying children ? "per
fectly comfortable!" Good homes,
where bis wife baa beea taking care
of the ohildren or attending the *ick;;
and working her life almoat oat.
Then h* does not see why thing*
?an't be kept in order; "there never
were suoh cross childrea before!"
No apologies aocepted at borne!
Oh, why not look at the sunny aide
1 1 home as well as abroad, and try
pleasant words instead ot ' sorely
ones! Why not be agreeable at
home? Why not use freely that
golden coin of courtesy?
For soreness It the ^fuselee whether
induced by vicient eaercise or injury!
Chamberlain'* Vinifbeot is excellent^
This liniment is^nso highly esteemed
fer the relief it affords in cases of rheu
matism. Sold j^y al\lcalers.
THE BEST PROOF
Loulsbur? Citizens Cannot
Doubt It. *
Doan's Kidney Pi|Ib were used ?
they cared.
The stprv was toll to lioniaburg
residents.
TimeT^as strengthened the evi
dence.
> Ha3 provVn the fcure permanent
The testimony is from this locality.
The proof v> nvipcing.
J. L. Fuller]
N. C., cays:
deal from bac
much pain in
morning when
and lame. Afl
ney Pills my a
peared and I
way. I can
edy highly
one afflioted
(Statement giren
1908.)
A Second Endo^
Mr. Fu
Deoembe:
take Doan's Kidney
ally whe
St. Oxford,
suffered a great
and there was
kidneys. In the
ot Dp, I felt weak
used Doan's Kid
and pains disap
, better in every
end this rem
its use to ar.y
ey complaint."
It February
ney medi
flie. ? t
as repreij
to oonl
of it."
SKHENT.
irviewed on
said: "I
occasion
d a kid
jine and they aWrays help
>ow that this remedy acts
inted and I do not hesitate
m my former encforaem
For pale by all dealers. 1
Foster- Milburn Cl
Prioe
Buf- ]
60 oenti
falo, N Aw York, sole agents \or the
United States.
Remember the name ? Doi
and take no other.
Is there anything in all this world
that is of more importance to you than
good (liges
to . sustain
and converted
digestion fails -the
Chamberlains
and reliable ci _
Increase the floj 0 of \ile,
blood, atrenadmen the
tone up the wtiole dig
to a natur%r and heall
?ale by afl
be eaten
digested
When the
body suffers,
rational
Ther
purifv the
stomach, and
ive apparatus
action. For
Paint or Not
I* a how worth more or leu
feed?
Hay ?nd nmtm m hip). I
wait 'od?y and few 1 him f
ThatlVhow men do a
their honu and barns
> Paint haa Been high for
and ao they luye waltei"
yet; they are Mill wai|T
'em are waitini?Sfor >air
Th^J propertjyfops
and the next WtXof
creepe-up cree&-uifc ]
palat by a Ballon a\
save a ceo/ and the pi
suffering /
, HeKinn Bros Co.
It painting
id fences,
several years;
Paint is high
:; thousands of
to fall.
a trifle a year
paint creeps -up
it'll take more
?r; they don't
Spcrtjr goes-on
x DEVOl.
To the PubUfcA
I am a candidat\ forj/e nomination
for County Commifciorfr ot FrAiklin
county for one tercL/If y0u war* me
vote for me, if not Jb n't, there will be
ao hard feelings. / \
. ''/ Gfco. W. Brown.
TO MT^ftflaNDS AMD VoTBES OP
FraSkun County: \T
I hereby annoufes nfrVelf a can
didate for the offic?\f Sheriff of Frank
lin county subject V^he vbte of the
primary and conrentafn. If Ay friends
want me as their cpt county officer
they will have U>jf< v*at is done and
I will appredafw ? tapir efforts. It,
however, the jAjonty are with others
than myself/1 will shake hands with
the auccess/il one and wte for him aa
?f nothiag Mad happened!
V. ?- T\'M. B?VE?.
Administrator's Notice.
Having quail lied ss administrator
c. t. a. upon the estate of A H. Cooke,
deceased, Iste of Franklin county,
therein to satfefy all usraona having
claims against\aid estate to present
the same to the \ndejteigned on or be
fore the 28th day df April, 1918, or this
notice will be pleadlui bar of their re
covery. AU personal indebted to said
estate will pleaao/tnal\ immediate pay
meat. This April 26. fcli.
/ 1 M. Cooke,
Adm'r. cyt. a. of P. H.\^ooko, dec'd.
7 For Sale\ _ ?
I will sell the following Machinery
and tools at most reasonable pajces to
quick purchaser for cat/ 1 elgttt-horse
gasoline enginek 1 band saw, busi plan
er, turning lath A shmgle saw, cut off
saw. large grind yfone, all necessary
tools for blackaomh and woodwork re
pairing. and lojrof Viecessary material.
Also a fine yenng lure colt 12 months
old. The above canVbe seen at my Bhop
at Bunn. tf. C. . \
/ ~\ 8. B. Motrin.
TEXAS WOMAN
GETS REM]
When the Doctor Failed
Mrs. Moncifer, She
Berselff
Help
Belton, Tex.-J
from this pla
?ays: "I suffer
troubles ever s
manhood. Th<
so I began
Brat, I coul
kept on taMng
all my dmdful
built up Tfy ays
all surprised to
obtains/
aa any/
letter written |
Ethel Honcrlef
"with womanly
I lint entered wo
loctors (ailed to help,
Cardul. From the
good results, and I
It I waa relieved of
ferine. Cardul has
and my friends are
- TJ the good results I
Cardul \ls as good a doctor
I
Fo
has
un
tro
si
Itl
It
nan ne
lot praise
more than _
m used sul
ssary pains
ties, such as
ache, dragging
acts as a geni
tired, worn-out
tether seriously
and ailing, take
islped a million 01
It can't be beat,
too highly."
a century, Cardul
?fully to prevent |
jused by womanly
:he, backache,
itlons, etc.
tonle, for UmJ,
lanly systtoTj
Ick, or simply
"" lul.
.era.
It will help you, too. ^
"? B.?WriU to: L ???.? Advisory Dm.. .
?" MKt l> pUIb wn?e?. am hipimi
Having i
lug and p; ?
city, most ex.
-thoaewho-fcav,
age during the \
Notice.
my tailor
to .another
I tMBki to
rpatroo
> yean, ?
k Yarbdiiouoh.
'
STATE OF KOBTVf. CARQ
DEPARTMENT oV STA
Cebtipicatb or Fiung or (
Stockholdhs* to Diaaoy .
To ALL to Whom Tuksw PbmentiI
t Com*? Gmktisg
WheWs, It appear* toiny utia fac
tion, by duly authenticated record of
the proceed ings for the .voluntary dis
solution thereof deposits? in my office,
that the Dpuisbnrg Wagfn Company, a
corporation of thia State, whoa* prin
oipal office V situated ( '
burg, Coun\y of Fri , ? ?
North Careliut, M. S. Davis. Secretary,
being the agODt therein and in charge
then of, upon Vhom procea* may be
served, baa contpllsd/with the require
ment! of Chaptij 21 ot the Reviaal of
ion*,," and the
, preliminary to the
icate that such con
entitled "Coi
amendments
issuing of this ci
sent has been ft'
Now, Therefi
Secretary of Stmi
Carolina , do '
said corpora'
April 1912 flie li
cuted and attes
the dissolution
ecuted bv morel
terest of the
which said
the proceed]
file in my said
In Testimon
set my hand
at Kaleigh,
W. Bryan Grimes,
of (be State of North
a7. ? th<lt ?he
did. oX the 4 day of
niy offlai a duly <
1 c onsen Hp writing to
f said eorpVation, ex
two-thikla the in
stock holders \ thereof,
cat* and the Aecord of
foresaid are \ow on
iMce as provided Br law.
Whereof, I have hereto I
' affixed my officialY
4 diy April, A. D. Spa. |
J.'Bbyan Grimes,
Secretary df State.\
North Carolina, Franklin/ County? id
the Superiir Court.
R G. Altai, T. Lucy Ballard,
NOT1CE OF SUMMONH
To Lucy Bdlard, the d/fendant above |
You 'Vill take notictf that an action
entitled ks above has Been commenced
in the aiperiar Oosrt of Franklin
County, llerth Caroan, to quiet the
title to s& certain tract er parcel ef
land situate in the qbunty of Franklin,
State of N<
lands of W.
River and ol
fifty acres,
wit: Begli
H. Allen's
corner for R.
thence due
down the mi
black gum, W.1
said river; the
H. Allen's lin<
vou will Airthi
purpose of suc|
all adverae el
said tract of lind, 1
right, .title oj inb
aforesaid tradt of 1_
eluded of thelsame
as y.ou are I "tierei
at the term if the
said countvjto be h
Monday befjpre the
September, 1912, at U><
said county In Louisbi
answer or Amur to thl
said action,!' when and
ilff will apfly to the coi
ief demanfled in the
This March^9th, 1912.
J.J.
Clerk Superior Court; Fi
W. H. Y AanoRouOR, Jh.
Attornej for plaintiff.
Those v?inting\ce for^Sundar will
please leave orderVtjJ. "ft . King's store
Saturday Jveningj^\Louisburg Ice Co
ina, adjoining the
",*& G. Allen, Tar
"ning by survey
nded as follows, to
a walnut tree in W.
north to a pine,
lien and Willie Gill;
Tar River; thence
of said river to a
Allen's corner oi
cut along said W.
the beginning, and
,ke notice that the
tion is to determine
and to the afore
if you claim any
st in or to the
id you will be pre
less you appear,
required to do,
" nor Court of
on the second
t Monday in
court house in
, N. C-, and
complaint in
ere theplain
for the t
complaint
.it Row,
nklin Co.
)R, E. M.
ysi?ian and
Louisbu1
Office next
Day phone M
RRY,
urg/on
Carolina
cock Drujr Store
Ni?ht Pnone 107
I
7tiW?ind8j ke^eting, Plats
aftiEstiinates ??
B. B. Egerton
Phone J. B. Jones, o; leave message
with M. S. Davis.
Going To Paint?
If it's the house, barn, fence, kitchen floor, walls
or anything else we will giikdly tell you what kind
to use, quantity required, thf\ost, and how it should
be applied. We have
Paints, Enamels, Stains anc.
any shabby swfiCe ? indoo]
Glad to show colors ar
decide to paint or not
McKinne Bros. Co.
Varnish
or outd
1 offer advici
for refinishing
irs. '
i whether you
Louisbute, N. C.
For Sale by
/M. F. HOUCK,
Dmiisburg, N. C.
z
Jackson
Louisburg, N. C.
. Car Co.
WestlNash Street
Gasoline!
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
gasol:
T
gallon
\ PICTURE FRAMES
In connection
repair busin
I will make
Will carry, a go<
' furniture and musical instrument
ad 5, 10 and 25 cent store.
ies~to order.
oulding and will be glad
to have your work.
Lot
E. ODOM,
Spruill Building
musical inst
nents just arrived,
(burg, IV. C.
Court Street
The Cil
? - i Hend
Capital and Surplus
Deposits
$180,000.00
$600,000.00
What We Mean By
ABSOLUTE SAH
When this iWik says it gives its depositors absolute safety ani
4 per eent interest for their money, it mxans exactly what it
says and does not use the words "merely because they sound im
pressive. The deposits of this bank are protenfted by
Cash Capital, .". $10", 000-00 ?,
Surplus aftd Profits. ^ , /?0, 000.00
Stockholder^ Liabilities . . . . y 300,000.00
?290,000.00
With " Increasing Years
The duty of providing for thos^
tomes the m
whom you must soon leave
imperative.
It will soon be too late, ^^egleet
For full information ret
see,
R. P. TAYLO]
_ Louist
Office over C. T. S^kes store, W. H.
Perry, Specia/ Agents, will be glad^
duties bring increased ang isliu
I boar.
;The Mutual Life Policies,
? write.
Hstrict Manager.
NortBsParolina
?gurson and B. B.
to answer any
Protect Your Plant Beds by
Buying Your
From me. I ha^ both, quality
and
BRANTLI
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