Special Prices
Made On
White Pumps
_ and Oxfords
During June we will offer all
White Goods at Special Reduced
Prices. Hundreds of beautiful new
White Pumps shown and with
high or low heels, also nice range
of styles in Rubber bottom Oxfords
and Pumps.
Special Offering on Middy Blouses
200 Middy Blouses at $1.00 each,
(this lot of blouses is our regular
$1.50 and $1.25 line and made of
best middy twill.)
Ladies Voile Waists Fancy and White
100 Ladies Voile Waists, worth
$1.25 and $1.50, now offered at $1.00
each. These waists are the sea
son's best make and are cheaper
than goods alone can be bought.
New Lawns and Voile Dress Goods
Received
We have just recrvei. a large ship
ment of Voiles in ,/hite and colors
also nice lot of Lawns which we
offer at 12 1-2 and 15 cents.
We solcit your trade and we
feel sure it will be to your mutual
advantage to serve you well.
Yours to Serve
Candler-Crowell Co;
"The Store You Have Helped to Make a Success."
Louisburg, N. C.
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. I'. JOH>SO>\ Editor and Manager
?TAR DROPS?
?The County Cajpinistio&eflp will
meet again Monday. ' 5 *
?Severalnice seasons visited thij
section the past week.
?Cotton sold for 22 1-* cents a
pound in Louisburg yesterday.
?Mr. M. S. Davis is still busy sur
veying the streets preparatory to pav
ing.
?Cleaning off the Court Square and
mowing the grass has improved its ap
pearance- wonderfully.
-'-Quite a large number or our citi
zens went to Washington the past
week to attend the Confederate Veioi*
ans Re-union.
?Quite a heavy rain and hail storm
visited the western portion of the
county Wednesday evening, according
to reports received here yesterday.
?Board of Education met m regu
lar session on Monday nut aside from
ordering a special tax election in In
gleside district only routine business
"was transacted. ?
..?Thechildren's exercises at the I
Methodist church on last Sunday
night were largely attended and
much enjoyed. Each one of the lit
tle folks did well their parts and re?
fleeted much credit upon their In
structors *
Red Cross Work for Loulsburg.
The women of Loulaburg are ser
iously interested in Red Cross Work
and though tney are Just making a
beginning they expect "to do things"
by their united effort.
Forty-three members were enrolled
in the meeting in the Ladles parlor
of the Methodist church Wednesday
morning.
'The following officers were elected:
Mrs. W. E. White, Chairman, Mrs
K. K. Allen, Vice-Chairman, Mrs.
R. P. Yarborough, Secretary, Mrs.
G. A. Cralle, Treasurer; Mrs. J. E.
Malonej Chairman of Ways and
Means Committee; Mrs. R. H. Dav
is, Chairman of Instruction Commit
tee; Mr. T. W. Watson, Chairman of
Supplies Committee; Mrs. L. E. Scog
gin, Chairman of Instruction for chli,
dren.
Let every woman of Louisburg and
surrounding community reei tue ur
gent need of her individual assist
ance in this patriotic work and send
in her name at once to one of the of
ficers for enrollment.
PHYSICAL TRAINING
TEACHERS IN DEMAND
Young Men and Women about to be
graduated from High School ahnuiri
consider this healthful, useful,.dig
nified and profitable pr?^essionr
By recent legislation Physical train
Ing In made obligatory in every
school in New York and New Jer
sey. Penn.. North and South Caro
lina have bills ponding.
Send for Catalog of the only school
of physical education chartered by
the University of the State of New
York (t'n'lrr 1ht Rtqettk)
THE SAVAGE SCHOOL TOR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
jtn W--> <o?'- Y?rk Citv
Reward.
Otlio Evans, six years old, run away
from home on Monday, June 4th.
1917. Any information leading his
recovery will be appreciated and re
warded.
JAMES PERRY.
6-$ilt. R. F. D. 1, Kittrell, X. C\
lia Balm
LIQUID FA CE PO WDER.
The beauty secret of
women who know how
to take care of the com
plexion. Cannot bo
cfetected. Heals Sun
burn, stops Tan. Soothing,
cooling, refreshing. * ,
Pink. IVhilt, Hot Rtd.
75c. at'Druggist? or bu mall direct
Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp.
Lyon Mf?. Co.. 40 South Fifth St., Brooklyn. N. Y.
FARMERS WAKEHOl'SE CHANGES
HANDS.
Mr. S. S. Meadows former Proprie
tor Sells Ills Interest to IV. H. Al
len and Will Kun the Kherslde
Warehouse.
That Louisburg woulG have three
tobacco warehouses the coming sea*
son become practically an assured
fact the past week when It was an
nounced that Mr. S. S. Meadows, who
for a number of years has been run
ning the Farmers Warehouse on Nash
Street, had sold his interest in same
to Mr. W. H. Allen, who we are in
formed will run it this season, and
had leased the Riverside Warehouse
for the coming season. This will be
in the nature of "home coming" to
Mr. Meadows as for a long number
ofyears before he became connected I
with the Farmers Warehpuse^ he was
associated with Mr. J. N. Harris in
the running of the Riverside, the old
firm being Meadows ana Harris. Mr.
Meadows is well known to the plan
ters of this section and his taking over
theproprietorship of the Riverside will
bring new life to this well known
house. Read his announcement in
another column.
Sale of Land.
Under authority contained in a cer
tain deed of trust executed by T. G.
Hill to Ben T. Holden Trustee, which
is duly registered in book 192 at page
501 in office of Register of Deeds for
Franklin County, default having been
made in the payment of the notes
thereby secured and demand made
upon me by the holder thereof to fore
close in accordance with the terms of
said instrument, the undersigned
trustee will oil Monday the 2nd day of
July. 1917, at 12 o'clock M, at the
Court House door of Franklin Coun
ty, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash that certain lot
or parcel of Jand in the Town of
Louisburg, N. C., bounded as follows:
On the North by Court Street, on
the West by the lot belonging to the
heirs-at-law of J. A. Thomas, deceased
now occupied by the FRANKLIN TIM
ES, on the South by Bull Run Alley,
and on the East by Market Street,
and being known as the Spruill build
ing; also a one-half uncivided interest
in and to the Eastern wall to said
building, the same being more fully
described in the deed of trust abov?
referred to and reference is ereby
made to the record of the seme.
This the 31st day of May 1317.
BEN. T. HOLDEN,
6-l-5t Trustee.
Sale of Road "Bones.
Sealed bids for $20,000.00 of good
roads bonds of Dunns Township,
Franklin County, North Carolina, to
run thirty years and to bear five per
cent interest payable semi-annuall;*,
will be received up to 2 o'clock p. m.
of June lltli, 1917, by The Board of
County Commissioners of Franklin
County, at Louisburg, N. C. $500 cer
tified check to accompany all bids, and
the right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
By order of the Board this May 7th,
1917.
JNO. D. ALSTON, Chairman.
JNO. B. YARBOROUGH, Clerk.
5-18-4t
Flies Breed
in FtUH
Red-Devil Lye
Eocts Tilth
Kill the Cause
Germ-carrying flies bring disease direct to your home
from the privy and outhouse. They wipe their germ
laden feet on your food, bathe in the baby's milk
and leave many forms of sickness ? then come the
doctor's bills ? and you know what that means.
Files carry on their feet filth and the germs of typhoid fever, malaria.
Consumption?perhaps Infantile paralysis and other dread ditcakes.
Destroys The Fly Eggs
SPRINKLE RED DEVIL LYB FREELY once or twice a week In
your privy or outhouse. You can't us* too much. It will clean
up these placea, remove the foul odor and ?top fly-ogga from hatching.
RED DEVIL LYE im m foe atap/y wondmrfuf toe
king soap, oeMMlMfev hogm bmm?
ntmtdnff oomp*mt for imriMnr.
?Wt U.ln? HBO DEVIL.
LY* Now, B*for* Fly
????on Begin?
SENO POSTAL FM
ran ?ooyuT
Wm. SchWd Mfg. Co.,
615 N. twond St.,
. ST. LOUM. MO.
RED DEVIL LYE
I* Sold By All Ormra,
BE A BONO HOLDER
Those who wish to buy a Lib
erty Bond but do not feel able
to put $50,00, $100,00 or more
in it at one time, can open
with us a
BOND ACCOUNT
A deposit of $1.00 a week
will buy a $50 00 Bond $2.00 a
week will buy $100.00 Bond in
50 weeks and so on for any size
bond you may wish. No red
tape. Just say "I want a bond"
We will do the rest.
Yours to serve.
Farmers & Merchants
BANK
Make Our Bank Your Bank_
Safest For Savings
F. N. Egerton. Pres. C. P. Harris, Vice-Pres
M. S. Clifton, Cashier, Jas. King, Asst. Cashier
P. S. Have you planted enough Corn and Peas
for yourself and some to sell? If not WHY not?
Avoid Josses by Rats and Mice
with the 6ne**extermmator that
kills quickly;?muraramcs ,
without odor;?harmless
to humans.
FHT CORN %
25c, 50c and $1.00 at ^
Seed, Hardware. Drug
and General Stores.
RAT CORN
KILLS
Rats and Mice
It is not an experiment. On
the contrary, it is a thoroughly
tried and proven destroyer of
rats and mioe. When dead they
leave no ordor as they are
mummified.
GUARANTEED
L. P. KICKS
%
On The Cerner
Louisburg, N. C.