NEW STORE AT WOOD, N. C.
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BRANCH STORE OF CANDLER - CROWELL COMPANY
^ LOUISBURG, N. C.
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A full stock of Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes are now carried in stock at Woods, N? C., Mr. Julian M.
Alston in Ciiarge, and he will be glad to see his friends and our customers in and near Woods, If. C
DRESS WOOLENjS
Amoskeag Serges, Wool Gabar
dine, French Plaids,
Danish Poplar Cloths
Wool Flannels
Cotton Goods
Chambray Shirtings, English Galatea
Cloth, Riverside Plaids,
Novelty Dress Plaids, Canton Flannels.
SHOES
Men's Heavy Waterproof
? Shoes
Ladies Dress Shoes. Childrens
School Shoes, Mens Shoes.
Underwear For Men!
Underwear-For Ladies!
Underwear For Children!
We are showing a full range of sizes in all the above underwear, with prices made especially low to fnove at 25c to 50c each.
3000 yards Unbleached Cotton Domestics at prices lower than the mills now offer them.
Our stock of Sheeting is complete in every respect, prices range irom 5c to 10c per yard with" special prices made in quantity lots.
Visit our Wood Store and help to make it a success, as it is to be a store for your convenience.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: We have put in a line of Prescription Drugs at our Wood Store, and with Dr. Herbert Perry now located at Wood, N. C-,
who will personally 'fill all prescriptions, we solicit your patronage to our store, and in behalf of Dr. Herbert Perry, we want to assure our. patrons and the
public that you have one of the best equipped pnysicians in the county now in our midst. Come to Woods. Look the situation over and we feel snre you
will take a personal pride in the strides Wood is making. o ooooooooooo o
Candler - Crowell Company's Branch Store
Julian M. Alston, In Charge - ~
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Woods, North Carolina.
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THE MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS
The personnel of The Musical En- j
? - testa inert? is as follows:
111 Nebraska, where Miss Hockerson |
is best known, she is called the "child
?lolinist." At the age "^f fourteen she 1
gave complete violin recitals here in
Lincoln, absolutely ? astonishing all
Mtlclans. There is nothing effeminate
or weak about her playing. Her tone
is really superior in breath and firm
ness to most men players. Miss Hock
erson codips frcm a musical family.
Her sister, is a splendid pianist and
her younger brother plays the violin
remarkably well. Her mother is a
teacher of the piano.
Miss Garten is not only an accom
pliphed singer, but has a voice of
great sympathy. She baB rare gifts
as a reader. She has appeared on
Redpath Chautauqua* during one en
The third of the Redpath Lyceum Cour
Louisburg on Saturday night, Novemb
I tire season and scored big successes
[ everywhere. Miss Garten has a wcrld
put ? enihUH&Bm. gfeat ambition and
I wonderful powers. In appearance, she
| is decidely striking, is natural and un
affected in her work.
Miss Ingram lives in Kansas City.
Her talents were first shown in her |
work with the Kansas City Musical
and Dramatic Clutr. This club Is made
up of more than a hundred and fifty
people who have musical and dramatic
I ability. Her voice is a lyric soprano.
Her most recent successes have been
musical comedy and light opera,"
1 She played the part of LAtfv Margaret
I Primrose In "The Skylafk," Hazel
. Brown in "The Spartans" and the title
i role In "Mile. Juliette."
The Musical Entertainers' program.
I v- ill be made up of ensemble num
bers, solos, duets, trios, readings.
se to appear at the Opera House in
er 20th, 1915/
An Appreciation .
. 4 Mrs. Johnson joins myself in ex- j
pressing ^our most sincere apprecia
tions for the many kindnesses and ex- '
presslons of sympathy from the many
friends who were so generous to us
during: our recent bereavement, when
oar little son, Edward Frank was
called from our fireside. This Interest
JlM been of a great assistance to us
la this sad hour and will be long and
taMerly namt?N? r Wl
A. F. JOHNSON.
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Iiocatloa
Until the nrat National Bank bolld
lil Is remodeled my office will be in
?U?e rear of the banking room; en
tiancr through bank.
Wm. H. RUFF-IN.
Keep right on scowling It makes
you aa handsomo aa a baboon and as
win some as a FIJI Islander. " it.'
Card of Thaakiu
We wish to extend to oar many
(riendH and neighbors our moxt sincere
thanks for the many kindnesses ren
dered and expressions of sympathy
during the recent Illness and death of
our little daughter, Rhoda Bessie.
They will long be remembered with
most touching appreciation.
MR, AND MRS. F. L. HERMAN.
Uncle 8am Is having about as
strenuous a time in keeping out of the
war as the other fellows are having
In It. ? ' . . .
When a bald head talks of feminine
folly It Is more than likely that he Is
himself the folly And of the deal.
A good tnan never has to tall others
of U 0 ' ?
For Thanksgiving.
* 35 nice hens especially fattened for
Thanksgiving.'
11-19-lt. W. B. MORTON.
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Auction Sale.
I will on Saturday December .11th,
1915 at ten o'clock a. m., sell to the
highest bidder at my home Louisburg
township. Franklin county my feed
stuff, farming implements, wagon and
harness one fine mule colt: Also my
farm cut in small tracts on easy terms
so that anyone wanting a^'good home
can get it Terms on lap^jwill be
announced on day of sale. Remember
the day and hours, everybody come.
ll-19-2t. R. M. BAILEY.
Executor's Sal* of Personal Property!
The undersigned, as executor oil
Susan Wheeler, deceased, will onj
Saturday, the 11th, day of December
1915, between the hours of ten o'clock
a. m. and four o'clock p. m., sell at
public auction at the late residence of
the said Susan Wheeler in Harris'
township, Franklin county, N. ^., to
I the highest bidder for cash the per
sonal property' belonging to the estate
of said deceased, consisting of one
mule, one cow, one one-horse wagon,
two two-horse wagons, three tobacco
trucks, a lot of plows and other farm
ing implements, one organ, household
and kitchen furniture, etc. This No
'vemSer 15th, 1915.
I CHARLES DRIVER. Executor
of Susan Wheeler, deceased.
W. H. Y ARBOROUOH, Jr. Atty.
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Trout**'* Male of Lm4>
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In that certain deed of tru*t
made on the 27th, day of Maith, 191|S,
by W. L. Parrish to Wm. H. Rutlln,
Trustee and recorded in the Registry
of Franklin county in Book 1*3; page"
72, default boring been made in Uw
payment of the debt thereby secured ,
and demand for foreclosure haying
been made on aald trustee by the hol
der of said debt, the undersigned will,
on Monday, December 20th, 1916, at
about the hour of noon, at the court
house door in Louisburg, N. C. offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder, tor cfsh, the real estate In said
deed of trust conveyed and Opre des
cribed as follows:
The undivided one-half Interest of
W. L. Parrish in the lands of his
mother, the late Mrs. Mary I- Parrish,
devised by her will which ts if. record
in the office of (he' Clerk 'of (be Super
ior court of rrankyo county In Will
Book V ; page , . .C, reference to which
Is hereby made, toiler husband, W.'A.
Parriah, for Ure and remainder (o her
12 ohltdrea^ named Including said W.
L>. Banish. \ *?'
, . Aid also oBe gisy mare sold' by Hill
Ure stock CO, to W: L. ParrUh. Thls
.N'ovemWr 19tk, 1916
1J-1ML.*, .-Win. H RUJTW,
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Notice of Sale
Under and by virtue of the authority
contained in that certain deed of trust
executed by H .R. Alston, Jr., to Ben
T. Holden, on the 1st day of December
1913, and duly recorded in Book 177;
at page 134, in the office of the Regis
ter of the Deeds for Franklin county,
the undersigned Trustee will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, at the courthouse door in
Louisburg, N. C., on the 20th, day of
December 1916, at 12 o'clock M. the
folowing rea lestate:
Beginning at a rock corner of No.
10, sold to Friday Williams, on the
East side of the Warrenton Road;
thence South 86 E. 119 poles to a stake
and pointers, corner for No. 10 in G.
L. J. Lumber Campany's line; thence
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W2?East 71 poles to a stake and horn
beam pointer;- -corner for No. 12;
thence North 1-2 East 40 poles, 3 links,
to a branch on Shocco Creek, corner
for G. L. J. Lumber Comapny'a line;
thence up said Creek, as it meanders,
to the Warenton Road; thence along
said road in a Sauthernly direction
about 76 polee, to the beginning. Con
taining seventy-four and one-half (74
I-2 acres. This 16th day of Novem
ber. 1915.
II-19-5. BEN T. HOLDEN Trustee.
Lost
A bunch of keys, containing three
safe keys, a bottle opener and several
others keys. Finder will return same
to me and get reward.
11? 19-lt. P. L. HERMAN.
See W. W. Boddle about buying a
small farm ? Virginia land for sale, ten
year's time, If desired, for payment
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Executrix's N' otlee.
The undersigned having duly Quali
fied as executrix of B. G. Hicks, de
ceased, tfcis is to notify all persons
holding claims against the said de
cedent to exhibit the same to me ?
or before the 19th day of November
1916, or this notice will "be" plead In
bar of their recovery. All persons lu
debted to the said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment. Thfe
November 19th, 1916. ,
MINNIE E. HICKS Extrix of B. li.
Hicks, deceased.
W. H. YARBOROUGH. Attr
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