At R.^ Egtrton's
Underselling
^Cash Store
I hav^in/ugtirated
a bargmn counter
on whjfch\the goods
will be ^hanged
each or every other
dky, it will pe truly
a profit sharing,
economy counter.
Before haying > single . aretide it
Till pay to see the goods on this
counter. They will be better good*
and lees price than offered elsewhere
An inspection will more<than prove
my claim. My sales, for the first
four months this yew hare more
thandoabled the first fqar months of
I have twide the
Amount of ptock.
I am selling as many or tnore ahoee
and slippers than tormerly sold by
F. N. Jfc R. Z. Egerton, \ (who did
the ahoe business of tbe tewn) doiag
a cash business at ainall Expense I
not only can afford to sell at from
10 to 25 per cent leas than my old
firm, (who sold ahe*p.) ba|
I am Acl
Doing it |
The many saUsDadcust
ing my atore duly J*
and neighbors they -
positive proof of this aq
am going to ahare profit
most desirable goods, a
busy month of May I aij
give von 45 inch hand
voil flouncing worth $!
?100 value, 22 inchj
flouncing lor 75 cents,
aee for yoarself. 50c i
embroidered flouncing tf
counteryanea, full size ?
terpane*,! 1-4 size tl.^
15c colored car tain sw
ooiored curtain ?wisa K
k full line of up-to
date white/ goods
at a saving to you of from 2 1-2 to
10 eenta on every ysH. I have the
largest variety of good shoe and
slipper* m town and /you cant beat
the price.
Warner brothers
W ajner the ideil sensible summer
corset, because it is not boned with
steel, therefore it doei not rust, it is
also ffuaranteel* not to break or tear
the; are the ill geat manufacturer*
of coraets in tin world.
Come to see me for
what you want and
I will save you
money on e very dol- j
lar spent with me.
B. Z. Egerton
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lesson VI.? Second Quarter, For
May 12, 1912.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text *f the Lam, Luke vl. *7 -Mi
Rom. xiii, i-10 ? Memory Vartw, 17.
28? OeJdo* Text, Rom. xilt, 9 ? Com
mentary Proparod by Rov. O. M.
?to. am*.
The topic of this lesson la ' Lore."
and tbe pattern la "tb? lore of God."
At first sight tbe teaching U moat
extraordinary and tbo practice .eeem
lngly lmpoaalble and beyond all reason.
Great grace might enable na*to love our
enemies, do good to those who hate, us,
bless those who curielmill laaj tor
soch as despite fully use ua. but when it
comes to ieudlng without hoping for a
return, giving to every one that aska
and letting^ jhe man that takes your
cloak have your coat also U does look
like a good time for tramps, impostors,
thieves and robbers. We know that
the righteoaa Lord loveth righteous
ness. and anything unrighteous Ho
would not do nor ask ua to do, so we
must prayerfully wait upon Him for
clearer light upon this teaching. Ac
cording to verse 35 und Matt, v, 43,
the object ia that wa may he mani
festly "the children of the Highest,"
"the childrefi of our Father which Is
in heaven." It la therefore not a
matter of what Is expedient or ac
cording to reason, but how can wa
aa the children of Gad make people to
kmow our Father. God. Re waa teach
ing Hla disciples (vjrae 20). those who
had received Him aa the Chrtat. the
Son of God. and had left all to follow
Him, those whom He waa to leave In
the world In Hla atead, that becanae
of them tbe world might believe and
know the only living and true God
and Jaaua Christ, whom He sent Into
the world to manifest Him (John xtU.
S, IX. 21. 23). It la truly a high. holy,
heavenly calling to reprceaat God and
Christ In the power of the Holy Spirit
and be ao alive to their Interest* that
we ahall be wholly dead to our own.
The love of God and of Jaaua Clulst
la the greatest thing we ever beard of.
and there are no more
ments concerning it than John UL 16;
I John ill. 16.
Put wttb these "God commendeth Ills
love toward us In that while we were
yet sinners Christ died for us." "In
thl? waa manifested tbe love of God
toward us because that God sent Hla
only begotten Son into, the world that
we might live through Him." "He
spared not Hla own Son. but delivered
Him up for ua alL" "Christ lpved tbe
church and pave Himself for It"
The church of Goff which He hath
purchased with His own blood." "The
Son of God loved me and gave Him
self for me" (Bom. v. 8: vlli, 32; I
John lv. 9. 10; Eph. v. 25; Acts xx,
28; Gal. 1L 30). In the light of auch
tremendous statements consider the
treatment that He received when here
in humiliation and even as He taught
our lesson of today. - He waa In the
world which He had made, hut It
knew Him not; He came unto His owu
special people Israel, bat they received
Him not Their rulers bad no kind
words or thoughts for Him. They
aald that He had a devil and waa mad
and that He deceived tbe people, and
In their hatred they finally killed Him.
accusing Him faiaely and giving Him
no semblance of a fair trial (John 1. 10.
11; rli, U, SO; vlU. 62; xt 20). Trf pe
bore It til patiently and did not talk
back nor strike back, though Ha might
have swept them off the earth with a
look or a word, aa Ha will do at Si*
coming In glory to set up Ilia king
dom and share It with Hla own re
deemed ones (Isa. xi. 4; II Theaa. 11. 8;
Col. ill. 4; Rev.'UL 6ti.
j Now, considering that by such lore
and by the sacrifice of Himself He
baa at snch Infinite coat and by such
suffering, bearing our sins In His own
body, ma derail who recelre Him chil
dren of Ood and Joint heirs with Him
self, partakers of His kingdom and
glory, does it not look a good bit
easier to lore, to bless, to help other*
for His sake, to give, to land, to do
good, hoping f?r nothing again, to
serve those who cannot serve as in re
turn? Do We not feel like saying as
Mephlboslietli said of Ziba, "Tea. let
him take an, forasmuch as my Lord
the King is come agtla" (II Baic. xlx,
80).
Our Lord never encouraged wrong
doing, and we may be stnre that He
would not have us do anything to en
courage Injustice and oppression, theft
or robbery or idleness or anything
of the spirit tkst would wrongfully
take the property of another. But He
would bare us show in our dAlly life
that we hare such treasure in ntmself
and in His kingdom that we are ready
to use all present thing* for the good
of other* If only we may win thorn to
Him. bearing meekly any laaa or cross
for His sake. The Idve of Christ con
?tmlneth us to lire no longer onto our
selves, but unto Him who disd for us
and rose again (I Cor. r, 14. IS). Since
Paul could take pleasure In lafirmltirs.
. Is the beaylhg of. insults, to- dtstrssi,
in persecutions, in grievous difficulties,
for Christ's sake (II Cot xH, 10, Way
mouth), the same gface Is at our dl
posal, to enable n* to reckon all km a*
mere refuse because of tbe priceless
privilege of knowing Christ Jesos is
our Lord. Does It not seem a* If we
could lend or give or go or beat any
loss because of socb lore and bees a
of His kingdom? Lst onr om ?nestU
be "Lord, what wlH Tfcou have me t?
do?" and our motto "Just to piss- ?
Jesus" and w* shall n?t bs tpt elrfr '
to tran* glees or come shfcrt -
Almost a Mitscle.
One of the most startling "changes
ever seen in any nan, according to
W. B. Holsc!aw; OarendonTTe*.. was
effected .years ago in his brother "He
had sucHyi dreadful eouan, lie writes,
"that alt aur family thafghr he was go
ing into cdbsumptioajbut he began to
use Dr. Kii|gs New Jftscovent, snd was
completely lured bf ten buttles. Now
be IS sound fed jri-'ll and/ weighs 218
pounds. Kor\?any yearsl our family
has used thianwondarfuN remedy for
coughs and c?lda\(Jth excellent reaulta
It's quick, sale, relay* and guaranteed.
Price 60 cjitita and 11^^ tjial bottle
A Card.
To my Friends, the Voters of.
I have declared myself a candidate
tor Treasurer, subject to thf approval
ot tie party, and ask youfr support.
I haill never before aaked for or held
an once, I have nothing t d say against
OT upUment, but lfr. J./ A. Thomas
-died soon after he was elected, and Mr.
Griffin was elected by the commisaioa
ers, for Vis term, and ha was elected
again twoVears ago, im has filled two
terms, and \ think it mjmj time now,
I know a ehlf hates tf . stop sucking,
but sven fou\ years is M long time be
tween calvee\ and it la time for a
new one. He wji ttaft I am too old,
and to make thV csmaitgn might kill
me. I have alwfes Lxfen able to rise to
every occasion, Vid do things while
some others are ^hhktng about it. I
have no Idea of dlei>&< never did such a
thing in my life, ami it is the last thing
I expect to do, myA?hlth is better than
it has been in twafttr Vears, and I am
as young as an^of ae other boys.
Elect' me and I will msh you a faith
ful officer, and can always be found.
Go to the primaries and vote for me and
I ass sare you wiQ never regret it.
Truly your tnead, *
. ? F, ?. Eoertos.
Annoui
? ? A Cud.
1 hereby announce tUt am a can
didate for offiyfe of Sheriff of
Franklin county Bub jfet to the action
ot Democratic Cofhfention and I ask
the support o' the/atf rs ct the co un
solicited by fri?(
great desire on mi
county in the legi
nounce myself a a
?epresentative of
ject to the Demac
1-6-12-tf
iJo do soAnd with a
art to represent my
Ltuie, I hereby an
tedate for the next
awe tin courtty, eub
Lic\onvention.
A, B. Wester
Anno
I hereby announcl
for the office of
ton township subject1
the Demoeratic-prii
candiate
Frank lin
the action of
Announcemel
With the greatest a|
the ?b up port given in
cratic ConvutMn (i
ffated) I aga^a
didate for the
lln county subj
primary and con ve:
support of the vi
gh being de
ce myself a can
I Sheriff of Frank -
i the Democratic
and I aak the
' the county.
tniiy. *
3. Qjuuirs.
ouncemi
in of Frank
To The V;
I herel
candidal* for tEi
tives from Frankli
predate your suppoi
ing primary and
Very
Co
1 1 shall be a
of Reprasenta
itT and will ap
thc approach
on.
?y.
L E. Thomas
AnnpUnceiieat.
To The Democratic Aiot?>ni of Frank- |
' ltn Couity:
I take th&method lot notifying the
Democrats of franklin County that I
will be a candidate pr the nomination
for the Legislator^ subject to the ac
tion of the DemdfcfUic primary and
convention to be/iekPUa*- 18th, 1912.
Jab>i4 Turner.
F, N. Ege
lounce- 1
ment
I announci myself as a Candidate for
the office orTreaiurer of F.anklin coun
ty, subjecUo thc< Denwcratic conven
tion and primaries, t have worked
for the succesrof the kmm -for years
and have ncver\befo/e asked for or
held an office ana
pie have conflden
ability, 1 ask the
era of the county aq
always be found a
give satisfaction.
that the peo
I my integrity and
ort of the vot
electeiS I can
endeavor to
espectfu*
F. N.
?
nceme^t
tic Voter/ of
i To The Dernoc;
Countv :
I take this^nethod to tl
ocratic party ^or thei)
years ago, and wU> to.
I will be a candidatr^or
of County Treasure!
subject-to the action .
| primary and conrentioi
I you only one term am"
j officer is before you.
vou faithfully and sh<
nale me T promise to
next two years as 1 lave
I Aga'n thanking you for you?
[tweyears and hopir* that or\
day of May vou wilil-ndorse my
istration for the past two by i ..
j voting roe wjth the nomination.
I big to remain jfura very trul;
'aul B. Gil
Franklin
the Dem
"upport two
nouoce that I
e nomination
cceed myself,
he Democratic
I have served
record aa an
l\have served
Id Vou renomi
rve \>u for the I
1 18th
ih>-J
BEEF
MARKET NEWS
Send me your .order* for
BEEF and PORK
Jacob/ Spire
The Sta-Kfleen Market
Nash Street/ Phone 188
Speed William
LouisbtirK, N. C.
Correct Weight
One Cash !
Quick
SmallNProfits I
F1
We noV have fresh fish
every day aniWill ba glad for
you to include \ ypur order
some of the firt
Fresh Meats of
all
Phone JCo. 187
Will be Jf led wii h a great
many use: ul artic es that ey
ery houa i-keeper will be
glad to ge at a great bargain
Everyl ody Invited
to Call.
Mrs. A. M. Haiti
:r
YOUR BEST GIRL
Would be pleased to take a ride In one of the stylish, up
to-date buggies carried in stock by us. "these buggies are
sold especially reasonable and are exceptional bargains.
See our line of harness, horses and mules before buying.
FULLER & PERRY
HEAVY AND FANCY
GROCERIES!
Try our syrups and molraes.' Pure home made apple
vinegar. See us about cpuntay produce, fruits of all kinds
ours truly,
A. W. ^erry, Jr^ & Company
SPECIAL 1\RAIN
!"?? ' V|A \ ? - *
Southern Railway
V FRO^I^
r' Raleigh, Macon, Oa.
On account aP^onfederate Veterans Reunion.
Leave Raleigh \:30 p. m., Monday, May 6th.,
FOtfND\TRIP $8.50
This lufCi&l train is being operated for accomodation of veterana sod oth
er?-/Train will consist of firat Vaei day coaches, also Pullman aleeping
yf%. Tickets will be limited rerarnitig to leave Maoon, Ga-r on any regu
lar train up to May 16th, or by deposition tioket with Special Agent at
Macon, Ga., and paying fee of of M) cents final limit will be extended un
t'l June 6th, 1912. Tiskets for thia\ occasion will permit of stop over at
Atlanta, also other pointa returning.X For further detailed information
ask our agent, or write \
J. 0. JONES, T. P. A., Raleigh, IT. C.
THE
Aycock Drug Company
With 1 ?
j.
Q. L*. Aycocik
And/
??? / v
S.'P. , Boddie
Managers
'Need nointrodaotion to (be thoughtful public, &s [they Jhave served you
long and faithfully, and yVnr /inter eat a are properly looked after and
guarded by them. So bring your pre?cription work and let as anpply
your every need in the medieine>Une, toilet articles, stationery, eta.
AYC
Mtv* Fqstus
The Noted Cold D
presides at our great icelesi aoda fountain and
Fuller
Dispenser
always glad to serve you.
\ I
You have to have them ind yon should have the beat. Beware of all paolc
te aeed that have not t e date 1912 printed on them. Remember pure
have it We have the argeat atock and beet (election of aeed ever ahown
n Louiaburg. Remen ber we gnarantee satisfaction in all we a?!l. So
come to ua for all wan a in oor line.
rour old friends,
DRUG CO.