A Distinctive Reason
What is the chief reason for the superi
ority of Royal Baking Powder?
There are several good reasons, but there
Is one which distinguishes Royal from other
baking powders. - . ? -
This reason, which every woman should ,
know, is that Royal Baking Powder is made
from cream of tartar, which comes from
grapes. This means a healthful fruit origin.
It means natural food as distinguished from
mineral substitutes used In other baking
powders.
There is no alum nor phosphate in Royal
Baking Powder.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
E. A. Rogers
Louisburg, N. G.
Will make estimates on tin and
alate roofs, tin shingles or galva
nised shingles and all sheet
metal work of any kind.
Guttering and Spouting
A Specialty.
Dr Brantly Henderson
Henderson, N. C.
In Louisburg every first and
third Mondays, at the office
of Dr. H. A- Newell.
Practice limited to the
Diseases of the Eye, Ear
Nose and Throat and the
Examination of the Eyes
for Glasses.
Car of Choice Seed Oats 76c bushel.
McKINNE BROS. CO.
Notfco.
Having qualified aa executor of the
estate of Weston Jones, deceased, late
of Franklin County, this is to notify
all persons holding claims against
satd estate to present the same to the
undersigned on or before the 1st day
of September 1917 or this notice will
will be plead In bar of their recovery.
All persons owing said estate will
please come forward and make Imme
diate settlement. This Sept. 1st,
1916.
B. B. SYKES, Extr.
BEX T. HOLDEN, Attorney.
9-l-#t.
, Notice to Creditor's,
if Having qualified as administrator
of S. L. Burch, deceased, late of
Franklin county, North Carolina, ?hi?
is to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present same to
the undersigned on or before the 8th
day of September, 1917, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate payment.
Thls Sept. 8th. 1916.
Mrs. Maggie E. Burch, Admr.
Estate of S. L. Burch, deed.
Wm. H. Ruffln, Attorney.
9-8-6t.
Arc The Father of Grouches
, 1 ?> y
Grouches produce ill temper and irritable, and
these hasten you to your grave.
For a very little we sell you the remedies that kill the
aches as soon as they appear. Is your health, your hap
piness, your life, worth this small investment?
The Rycock Drug Gompany
Louisburg, N. C.
Louisburg's
Largest and Best Garage
10 per cent off for CASH on Repair Work
5 per cent off for CASH on Tires and Inner Tubes
Ford Parts sold at list net
Gasoline 25c per gallon
Gome to The Garage That is Willing
To Help You Save Money
Mr. Grlloway, our new machinic, Iks a first-class
man and liked by all that have tried him.
We guarantee Satisfaction
Louisburg, K. C.
VYKIKTIYE COMMITTEE MEKTH
Nominates Thomas C. Hill, of Hayes,
lille, Surveyor, and A. F. Johnson,
of Loulsburtr, Coroner ? More Dat
es Made for Speaking:.
? In pursuance of the call Issued by
Chairman J. R. Collie, the Democrat
ic Executive Committee for franklin
County, met in the. court house In
Loulsburg at one o'clock Monday with
all townships except Gold Mine and
Cypress Creek represented." Chair
man Collie called the meeting to or
der and stated the object of the call
The first business taken up was to
make the nominations for the places
vacant on the ticket. Mr. E.
Williams, of Sandy Creek, lifter Btait
ing that in his opinion the Coroner
should be a resident of Loulsburg, so
that he might be accessible at all tim
es, placed in nomination, A. F. John
son. Editor of the Times. No. other
nominations Mr. R. B. White, of
Franklinton, moved that the nomina
tion be made by acclamation * which
was carried.
Mr. R. L. Stokes, of, Hayesvllle,
placed Mr. Thomas C'. GUI In nomi
nation for Surveyor. This was sec
onded by Mr. E. N. Williams and
the nomination was made by accla
mation after the formal motion.
It was ordered that the date for 'the
speaking at Epsom be changed from
Thursday, November 2nU to Friday,
October 20 th.
Mr. J. B. King brought before the
Committee the importance of chant
ing the voting precinct In Harris
township from Clifton's Mill to Hat
wood's store. Upon motion the Com
mittee endorsed this action and ap
pointed a committee composed of A.
F. Johnson, R. B. White and C. C.
Winston to take the matter up with
the Board of Elections and secure the
change if poaslbje for the coming
election .
Other dates and places of speaking
were ordered as follows: ?
Pilot, Friday, October STth.
Wood's Store. Thursday," November
2nd.
Mountain Grove, Thursday night,
November 2nd, Mr. R. B. White.
No other business coming before the
Committee adjournment was taken.
When Yon Take Cold.
With the average man a cold Is a
serious matter and should not be tri
fled with, as some of the most danger
ous diseases start with a common cold.
Take Chamberlain? Cough Re v-oy &
get rid of your cold as quickly as pos
sible. You are not experimenting
when you use this remedy, as it has
been in use for many years and has
an established reputation. It contains
no ophim or other narcotic. OBTAIN
ABLE EVERYWHERE. *
Rev. Pattishall Joins Min
isters Who Endorse
ANOTHER NORTH CAROLINA PAS
TOR EXPRESSES THANKS
FOR GAINS ON
TANLAC
"I am gaining In streifcth, weight
and health and am pleased of t his
chance to offer my hearty endorse
ment to the wonderful reconstructive
powers of Tanlac," says the Rev. L.
B. Pattishall, pastor of a leadiug
church of Elm City, N. C. '
"For over seven years I have been
a victim of severe stomach troubles
and Indigestion. I was much run
down for my appetfto had failed me.
Often I longed for meats and vegeta
bles but my digestion would not per
mit me to taste of them. I was ner
vous and my sleep was broken and
anrestful. I tried almost everything,
I heard of but nothing seemed to fit
my case. Then I found Tanlac . .
"I have taken three bottles and it
certainly has proved itself in my case.
Now, I can eat any fooft I like >;wjthuut
suffering afterward from pains' 6r dis
tress. Nervousness is gone and my
sleep is refreshing." ?
Tanlac is sold in Lonlsburg by
Scoggln-Egerton Drug Co. ; Franklln
ton. T. C. Joyner; Youngsville, Win
ston-Blanks Drug Co. ; Wendell, Wen
dell Drug Co.; Wake Forest, T. E.
Holding and Co.; Henderson, W. W. |
Parker; Wakefield, Wrfkefleld Drug
Co.; Castalla. Efhrtholomew Drug
Co.; Spring Hope, J. T. May and
Bros. ,
Town Lot* Per Sale.
I have two nice desirable residential
lots In Loulaburg for sale, located on
cut Nash street adjoining P. B. Grif
fin and M. C. Pleasants . Will sell
cheap for cash or on May farms. Ap
pl j at once to
J, LEHMAN.
9-ii-U.
Chaage ef Pol llag Place.'
Notice is hereby glTen that by order
of the County Board of flections the
poUlng^pUa^n^Harrls ^Township gre
quent election, be at Hagwoodi store
inatead of at Clifton's Mill as hereto
fore. This Oct. S, MIC.
J. M. ALLEN,
Chm. Co. Bd. of Election*.
10-?-*t.
MiiiMfwmTfl' r - - .*2 .
Welcome
To
Franklin County Fair
' OCTOBER 10 to 14
Jjr - ?"??. ? - '
Make
This Store
L. Kline & Company
Your Headquarters
1st ANNIVERSARY 1st
J
DOLLAR DAY
We Wish to Thank Our Many Customers
For their valued patronage given us doing the year and extend a cordial in
invitation for everybody in Franklin and adjoining Counties to visit us
during the coming year. If you have not yet been to our store come in
and make yourself at home. We will be glad to meet you and make friends.
Yours to Serve
L Kline & Company ^
In honor of our second year in Louisburg we have designated
Tuesday, Octobcr 10 th
As the day to give the people of Franklin and adjoining Counties a Dollar Day,
the first td be held in Louisburg. Never before hare you heard of such bar
gains as we offer for this day. Now is the time to do your fall trading. Visit
our store and save money. Don't fail to be present. o o o o
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Note Prices Mentioned Below
12 yds. 12 l-2c Outjng .V. S1.00
12 yds. 12 l-2c Bleeching $1.00
3 yds. Serge $1.00
14 yds. Light Outing . . $1.00
2 Middy Blouses, $1 value .... $1.00
3 Ladies' Gowns $1.00
$1.50 value Skating Scarf $1.00
20 yds. Sheeting $1.00
5 Boys Shirts, 25c value $1.00
3 Men's Dress Shirts . $1.00
$5.00 La'dies Black Thibet Cloak,
limited amount only $1.00
20 yds. Window Screen $1.00
12 yds. Dress Ginghams, best
' : grade . . . . $1.00
20 yds. Apron Ginghams ...... $1.00
. 20 yds. Checks .... $1.00
Ladies Black and Blue Skirts . . $1.00
12 yds. Flannalette . . : $1.00
3 Men's Workshirts, 50c value. . $1.00
5 Neckties $1.00
5 yds.- Mercerised Poplin 25c val. $1.00
$1.25 value Men's Pants ; $1.00
12 pr. Men's Heavy Hose ... . . $1.00
5 ' ? ' . ? , -
$1.50 value Men's Hats, big assort- ,
ment ; . . $1.00
$1.50 value Ladites Hats iuall sha
es and colors $1.00
12 pr. Ladies Heavy Hose .... $1.00
5 Ckrildren'8 Dresses $1.00
2 pr. Boy 8 Pants, 75c value .... $1.00
- 2 Children 'a Dresses 75c value . . $1.00
5;Ladjes Corset Covers $1.00
$1.50 value Blankets $1.00
5 pr. Boy's Pants $1.00
5 pr. Ladies Lisle Silk Hose . . . $1.00
6 pr. Children's Hose, 25c val. .. $1.00
$i.50 Corset T.. $1.00
5 Ladies Outing Underskirts . . $1.00
5 Children's Outing Underskirts $1.00
5 Children '8 Sweaters .... . . $1.00
3 Men's Fleeced Lined Shirts.. $1.00
3 Men's Fleeced Lined Drawers $1.00
Spr. Men's Overalls $1.00
3 Men's Overall Jackets $1.00
5 Aprons, 25c value .... ...... $1.00
$1.25 value Gloves , ,.tA ...... $1.00
3 Neckties, 50c value $1.00 '
12 yds. 10c Percale $1.00
When Advertised or Sold Elsewhere Its Cheaper Here.
Stor* Will b? CtoMd on Saturday, (October 7th, on Aeeonnt of Holiday, Will lU-Open at 6 P. M.