A. F. JOBIWm. Edttar ind toiler |
. Friday, Sept. M, 1018.
TAR DROPS.
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?The town commissioners meet to
nigh^'
-Read the change of advertisement
of the Franklin Oil Co., in this issue.
?The attention of our reader^ call
ed to' the news advertisement ol Aaron
^ Delta to this issue.
? Attention is called to the many
locals of L. P. Hicks in this issue an
nouncing his demonstration of the
Southbend Range.
?Fake tuberculosis' cures are the
lowest works of the worst crooks de
Bianed to dupe hopeless victims. Who
will j^asp at straws.
? H there is danger of race suicide,
it liee not jp much in the decreasing
birth rate "an it does In our needlessly
high-death rate.
From Oak Cfroye.
Mrs. Nannie Fraser has returned |
from a visit to her children.
Mies Minnie Novel], of Franklin ton, j
is visiting Miss Pearl Young.
The farmers are tryin I to get opt |
their cotton while it te high.
Mr. Sanford White, of Neuse, was in |
our neighborhood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Pearce visited I
Mrs. Pearce's mother, near Bolesville, |
Sunday.
Messrs. R. B. Hall and M. E. Wat- I
kins went to Wake Union Sunday |
kchool last Sunday. ,
Quite a crowd of young people gath- 1
eredat Mr. Ed. Williams' Sunday night |
and all report a nice time.
Lots of tobacco went through the
neighborhood to Youngsville last week
they say it is selling for very good
pritfse. *.
Mr. W. E. Hail and Arthur Perry, of
near Oak Level, came to- our Sunday
school Sunday. Qome to Sunday school
and see it grow.
Misses Annie Williams, Ethel Catlett
and Myrtle Watkins, and Messrs
I. ufctier Pearce and Westly Williams,
visited Miss Carrie Williams Saturday.
Messrs. F. E. Williams, E. H. Hall,
Washington N utt, Charlie and Clyde
Tharrington, Preston Boiling and M. E.
Watkins were callers at Mr. Thomas
Young's Sunday.
(iood wishes to the Times.
> ? HSBS
Will b6 Here Thursday. Oct 9th.
Or. S. Rapport, of Durham, will be at
Lotiisburg at the Louisbur-g Hotel,
Thursday,. Oct. 9th, for the purpose of
examining eyes and fitting glasses. Re
member that you pay nothing for the
examination of your eyes in buying
glasses of me and I furnish only the
best quality at a moderate price.
CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to express the heartfelt ap
preciations of myself and children for
the many kindly deeds and words ren
dered us during the recent sickness and
death of my wife.
W. A. Jokis.
WANTED.
iy
A. KEAVIS.
Ten carpenters. A^ply at once to
Chronic Py?AP*i? ? l"
hope and e?i?g. to parson. affl'ted
with chrome dyspep,,.; ?i haT. ^
? chronic dyspeptic for years. and of all
'h?.m?^toa I hay. taken, Chamber
lain ? Tlkkl?ti h ?Ve done me more Mood
than anything alee," says W. G. Mattl
P"?" 5*7 Hornellavllle,
N. r. Kerr sale by all dealers .
SEE DR. S. KAPPORT, at Louis
bm-g, at the Louiaburg HoU1, Thurs
day, Oet. 9th. My fifteen yeatvti?per-~
lance in fitting classes ln Fnuklin
Coaaty 1* ?r*?(ir seryiee and I.,0Mran
tee you aatiafaction at ac honest pott.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator, c.
t. a. of the eatate of Susan C. Uary
deceased, late of Franklin coua?4_ithi?
Is to notify all persons holdin JTlaimB
against said estate to present Re same
to the undersigned on or before October
1st, 1914, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All personao am
ine said estate *111 come foYHtWand
make imISOTate settlement. This Oct
ober 1st, 181J.
Bland O. Mitcheli., Adm'r., c. t. l.
Youngsvyie, N. C. ]
Notice is hereby given to a| paitles
interested that on Monday Sept 2, 1912
1 bought at a tax sale made by the
Sheriff of Franklin county atlfiffeourt
house door at Louisbure, the "TBlUTwlng
parcels of land sold for the taxes for
Wl: ? ,
FaANKUNTON TowNBtf^?'
Beddy Pettiford, 2 acres, Long Chapel. I
Porthenia Teasley, 1 acres, "
W. M. Dunn, 1-2 acre, T. M. McGhee. |
Haybsvii lk Township. |
Betsey Macon, S acres. Rills (cm*.
The above named parties are un
known to me. Unless the said lands
are redeemed aa required by law on or
before Dec. 5, 1913. I shall demand a
deed^for said land of the Sheriff^ Sept.
Julius I^ias.
? T-fBT
Don't fail to attend the denoMtra
tion of the South Bend Malleable Kange
at L. P. Hicks store, Oct. 6th to 13th.
A $10 00 set of Aluminum Ware giv
en away with each MALLEABLE
RANGE sold during demonstration
week at L. P. Hicks.
Hot Coffee and Biscuits "Bt-!,. P. I
Hicks. FREE. rj
The South Bend Malleable "Kange,
the only range with Patented Copper
Bearing AUimi' mi-fused Fltsp.- come
and see It c?ok L. P. HICKS store,
week beginning luunday the 8th.
' Have you seen the Sooth BWui Mal
leable Range at L. P. Hicks, if not be |
sure to attend the demonstration there |
next week.
We have ? completely overhauled our
cotton gin and are now ready to gin
your kmg or short staple cotton wTth
the quickest and best results.
WOOD SUPPLY CO.
For Weakness and Lous of Appetite
The Old Standard federal strengthening tonic,
GROVE'ST ASTELESS chill TONIC, dnres out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonio
and sure Appetizer. Far adults and children. 60c.
/ NOTICE.
Having qualified as administratrix of
Jno. R. Sykes, deceased, late of Frank
lin county, this is to notify all persons
holding claims against his estate to
present the same to the undersigned
on or before Aug. 29th, 1914, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons owing said estate
are requested to come forward and make
immediate settlement. This Aug. 28,
1913.
Magoie A. Sykes,
Administratrix.
W. H. Yarborougii, Jr.. Atty.
EARLY RSSEThS I
The famous little pills.
D1I F? immtdiate relief from
l iLLJ Dr Shooo's Haik Ointment
?chat.
vet* and
? ? ?44m of
these headaches. Take Dr. King's
New Life Pill*. >oO will be surprised
how quickly >>11 will get relief. They
stimulate the. different organs to 'U>
their work property. No better jegulA
tor for liver ,ai\d. bowel*.. Take JBu and
inreat in a Ulit^dky At all drugeiit*
orbv nnatt.~tiZK Bdckten ? G*> 1'hll
adelphia and % Uxii^.
Cole's Hoc.Pitat Heaters make n blrl
-reduction in your coal bill? see UieO-j
advertisement and gunra .toe.
t XOTICt.TO CREDITORS.*)
Having quallfeed at executors o( the
will of Hra. Of* a via H. Duke late .of
Kianklin cou&ty, N. C-. thle is tn noti
fy all perao^i: having claims against
?aid estate to present them to the un
dersigned on ru>. before the 5th day of
September, li>14. <ir this, notice will be
plead in bar. of their recovery. All
persons indebted to kaid estate will
please mak Immediate lavment. This
Sept. 6, 1913
Joe w. Winston axd
'Jno. W. Wood,
Ezra, of Mrs. Otavia H. Duke.
Wll. H. Rutin, ATTi-:
v -> V?l_ . ' ft l. ? '
- NOTICE.
Having oualjHed as sdministrmtor C.
T. A. of the estate <>r Lucy T. Mat
thews, deceased, ta'eof Frank lis coun
ty, this is to notify all persons holding
claims againat said estate to present
the same to the undersigned on or be
fore Sdbtember 11th, 1914, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their recov
ery. Persons owing said estate will
please come forward and make imme
diate settlement. This September 11th,
1013.
B. T. MATTHEWS, Admr.
. Cta. of Lucy T. Matthews
No. Six-Sixty-Six
Thia U a prescription prepared especially
lor MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER.
Fire or six dotes will break any cue, and
if taken then at a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acta on the liver better than
Calomel and doea not tripe or ticken. 25c
CRUyPi
I Aioppet ? . . t ilDUlt,
}.au#e w.t . T> . Sin* p<
C'ruuj i*uj, .I'dy. Onf
tcsiL wl!! fvridy pn?\e
No v - u? <ib?
? t: olafisuusairrui - ..yc t-Ttuarin*
"Have you seen the
new Simmons Guards?"
' ML- 1^- ?aih'"--** t,, n ?? ' 1 "? Alt ^ i M ?
* ne patterns an wonacnoi, >na *
they set off a gown so well.
Com* In and let us show you the
Simmons piece's we have. We
selected them for their unusual
beauty of design. They include
guards, neck chains, chatelaine pins.
SIMQOriS
cumins
are noted for their wearing qualities
as well as for their exquisite deeign
and finish. They are not washed or
plated goods ? the surface of each
chain is a heavy rolled tube of solid
gold .
Come in bc$/rs these pieces are sold.
Fred A. Riff
jeweler
Louisburg,( North Carolina
SCHOOL DAYS!
.i :
How important to give the little>folksjust the i;ight
kind of food? for Breakfast, Dinner and Supper.
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For Your onsideratidii We Offer
Cereals
Corn Flakes,
Post Toasties,
Puffed Wheat, *
Puffed Rice,
Oat Meal, ?'
Grape Nuts,
Cream of Wheat,
Meats V> j
? t 1 ~ i I
?' . .1 ' r >r
?
Armour's Sliced Baeoj
Fresh Pork Sausage,- j '
Canned Brains, . 4?
Full Cream Cheese, ?''Xs
Lunch Tongue,
Tomato Soup, * ?
Asparagus' T\ps, JiH
l <V?}A >?H*
Special
We offer Sunbeam Pure
Strawberry Jam at cost.
One week only. Begin
ning today.
All of our groceries are selected with the greatest of care. Call us up
and get some Suggestions for making up a good meal or luncheons of a
dainty kind. - ? MiaHswfM ?
PHONE 330
B. G. HICKS
Thfetjjuality Store
your
put the money
in this bank
Do not gU'SZ.
money home -with you.
There are thousands
of thefts of money
p^verylyear that i? kept
in mw way. .-Put your
harvest-money in thja
bank? withdraw it
\t ' v I
when you you please.
Start Tan account like
all the other farmers
... ^
who have made suc
cesses in this world.
Commence today ?
here.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL ?S0 000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS *10,000.00 DEPOSITS *186,000.00
Officers
w" ?j.yp g.?g#y~-r- *?
YDU ARE INVITED :
To a
DEMONSTRATION
OCTOBER 6 TO II, 1913
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- 7 ' O" ? >'? 4 ? " .. s. . y: . ' ' ' " ' '*"?]
of ihe South., Bend Malleable Range. This is the most wonderful range made.
Tile Hues are made of Patented Keystone Copper Bearing Aluminum-Fused
Metal. It has many other remarkable features, but this one alone makes it- the
most desirable range ever put on the market. Be sure to see it. A pleasant
time is assured all visitors.
With every range sold during the week of the exhibit we wiU make a present of
a set of High Grade Aluminum Cooking Ware, valued at $10.00. Be sure
and come. Remember the date.
LP. HICKS
"ON THE CORNER"
Louisburg NORTH CAROLINA
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Just Arrived ! !
A big lot of Appier Oats.
M<Jfrnne Brothers Company
i Louisburg, N. C.
SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK