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******* * BUSINESS LOCALS * i -^FOfc SALE?.MXiKK SEWIN(i MA- j chIne3.^H>t#-4lla$M2unt for cash. Ac cessories for all machined "c?n- be J furnished on short notice. Clean- | ing and repairing a specialty. G. i W. HAWKS. P. O. Box 274. Louis^ | burg. N. C. 5-30-tf. j FOB SERVICE?A GOOD H0L8TEIX j Bull, entitled to registration, also Duroc Boai^ Further information, see or write J. ?*. LANCASTER. R. 4, Louisburg. N. C. 5-30-3t. CAB FOB SALE?1917 FORI) TOl'R. ing car looks good as new. Motor in perfect condition, all tires are new. Good bargain for one that wants a Ford. F. M. PARR1SH. R. & Franki inton. N. ?*? rOR *ALi: ONE NEW IN DEB ground Bowser gasoline tank. 125. gallon capacity. See H. G. PER RY, M. D.. Louisburg, X. C. 5-2-tf NOTICE TO PUBLIC?ALL Ac counts up to April 1st. not settled in 30 days will be turned over to a Collector. This action is necessary 1 on account of busineoa changes. H. G. PERRY, M. D.. Louisburg . N. C. 5-2-tf COW FOR SALE?A GOOD MILCH cow. Holstein. fresh to pail. Cheap for quick sale. Apply to J. B. PAR RISH. R. F. D. 4. Louisburg. X. C. 5-23-21. Subscribe to The Franklin Times PIGS FOR SALE?BLOODED STOCK. eight weeks old. $10 each. L. L. JOYXER. Louisburg. N. C. 5-23-2t ..POB SALE?A gooo 200 acre farm. Suitable for tobacco, cotton, corn and aU general crops. Price and terms reasonable. 11-29-tf S. A. NEWELL. NOTICE OF ELECTION^ftr-tijyjELD IN FRANK LI N COUNTY. ,IB* Notice is hereby given that, in ac cordance with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of North Carolina. Session of 2919. entitled "An Act to establish a uniform system of Recorder's courts for municipalities and counties in the state of North Car olina." being house bill 997 and sen ate bill 215, ratified the 10th day of March. 1919. the board of commission ers for the county of Franklin doe3 hereby order an election to be held on Saturday the 28th day of June 1919 In said County, at which election there shall be submitted to the qualified vo ters of Franklin County the question of establishing a Recorder's court for Franklin County. The said election shall be conduct ed. held, reported, and recorded un der the general laws governing gen eral elections In said county, as near as may be applicable. At which election all qualified vo ters favoring the establisament of such court shall vote a ballot upou which shall be printed or written the words ?For TTrrnrrlrr'T fnint nf iha PnnntT of Franklin." and those opposing the | establishment of such court 3hall vote | a ballot upon which shall be printed | or written the words "Against Recor Spring and Summer OFFERINGS AT SAVING PRICES As will be seen from the prices mentioned below we are offering you the seasons best goods at prices that compare with before the war prices. Many of these arti cles can't be duplicated at wholesale for a like price. Come in and see them and LET US show you that we are sincere in our Motto "Better Goods for less money, small profits and quick sales. . Children* Shoes and Oxford? Infants sandals 50c Baby slippers T5c ! Childrens Mary Jane and lace $1.25 ?Misse*-24<wy Jan? and iace .. 12.45 Womens low and high heel white fn&s i i >yr iih^iin nee; and sole sboes Womens . ruboer y... .... $1.50 Womens; low heel lace oxfords J1.9S Womens low and high fceel pumps$1.50 Womens white aixl \jl3ck tennis ox fords ...... 75c Childrens white shoes $1.50 Children;? whit?' oxfords? -".Or Childrens Mpite oxforffs $1.23 "Childrens white and black unnls~ox fortls .. ? t* ?... .... 65c Mens, womens and childrens straw or work hats, a large assortment.. 15 to 50c Dry Good* and Dress Goods L. L. Sea Island sheeting yard wide best grade sold last fall for 35c yard our special price 19 l-2c yd Ginghams In all colors, cheapest In town, others ask 25 and 35c yd our price 18c yd-. New dress voiles In all the latest col ors and designs, full yard wide, spe cial .... i 49c yd. Yard wide percale beautiful qualitj, others ask 29 and 35c our price 23c Amoskeog apron gin-gham the very best grade at 19c yd. Dimity cloth good for baby dresses & unaerwear others ask 25c yd. our special price 18c yd 4 .Mens, Womens and Childrens and Oxfords We have without doubt one of th<? largest, best and cheapest line of shoes and oxfords ever shown in Lou isburg before. Come In and look them over before you buy. we will be glad to show you our line. W. L. Douglas shoes and oxfords every pair guaran teed by the factory. Mens dark tan englisli rubber heels. . Hfcqc* /if t S5.9S Mens dark taa biucher cut rubber heel* $5.95 Mens dark tar. 2 eyelets rubber heel.. ? ? io.H Mrn* black gun metal rubber heel.. TTens paten: leather in lace and but- i ton $4.50 | j- , Ladies Shirtwaists Silk waist3 in all of the newest shades ' and styles, our special price $1.98 1 ^Voile and Batiste waist3. all new j t sprlray gfylog nt We od- f 1 fftr | the same waist, our price 98c ! Ladles Skirts * j , Serge skirts in the latest styles $1.98 Taffeta skirts in all colors and sty- I i l*s / $*.98 J Cotton serge and suiting in checks,' i stripes and whites 98c! Children's (.Ingham and White Dresses Baby dresses in white and gingham.. ?0 and 98c IChilds dresses in gingham and white | voile, beautiful patterns and- ?tyle? I our special low price $1.2-5 Mens and Boys Clothing Mens cool cloth suits in all the new spring styles and shades .. $7.98! Mens palm beach suits in dark and ' light patterns $7.98 | Mens blue black and gray silk mo hair suits a beauty at only. .$11.98 | I Mens blue serge suits, all wool $15.00 Boys cool cloth suits sizes 4 to 10 $2.98 j Boy h cool cloth and palm beach suits the latest spring snades .. $6.98 BovV"extra size suits in -iS to 20 $8.98 Mens genuine blue demin overalls, oth ers ask $2.50 our price .... $1.65 Boys overalls special at 98c Boys pants sizes 8 to 1? at .... 98c A large assortment of Mens awl Boys pan?s in cotton serge and worsteds special low price 98c to $4 98 k J. DEITZ & CO. "THE HOUSE THAT ALWAYS SELLS IT CHEAPER" / North Carolina der's Court of the County of Frank lin." The Registrars and pollholders al ready selected for holding regular el ections will conduct this election. The registration bookstore opea^l on May 24th. 1919 and will remain open until June 14th, 1919. both dates inclusive for the purpose of allowing all per sons becoming of age since the last registration and those moving Into another electiou district to register. ?Jl^jiLtrequires no new registration. By oWW^^a^ka.iamra of Commls sioners for FYunkmi 119th day of May. 1919. J. P. TIMBERLAKE. Chairman, is. C. HOLD EX, ClXk. 5 30-51 You're Bilious I Take Cascarets Pleasant relief for liver and bowels, and cost 10c m bo*?no gripe! I Feel grand! Be efficient! Clean your torpid liver and sluggish bowels with good, harmless C&sc&rets?They don't gripe or sicken. Give your lnr sides a good cleaning and rid yourself 'of headaches, bilious spells, dizziness, sallowness. bad breath, stomach soor rcnaaoi err. f>h^r up! Get 10-cent box from any drug store. Al so best cathartic for bilious, consti pated children?tastes like candy but never fails. Cascarets work while you sleep. NEW ORDINANCES. The following new ordinances for the Town of Louisburg were pasted by the Board of Town Commissioners, of Loyisburg. N. C.. at their regular meeting. May 9th, 1919: Be it ordained. That It shall be un lawful for any person, firm or corpor ation. to run over the streets of Louis burg any tractor, disc Harrow or oth er vehicle" of any kind or description having cog wheels or parts of any description damaging tne pavements in passing oVer it. Any person, firm or corporation violating this ordinance shall be. subject to a One of not more than $50.00 or less than $10.00. This ordinance to be in effect from this date. Be it ordained. That it shall be till-, lawful for any party, person or family to use the water from any spigot or water supply controlled by the Town of Louisburg without paying for samo at the regular rate charged by tho town. Any person, party or family violating this ordinance shall be sub ject to a fine of $5.00. This ordinance to be in effect from this date. By order of the Board of Commis sioners of the Town of Louisburg. N. C. L. L. JOYNBR. Mayor. A. W. ALSTON. Clerk. 5-30-4t A CARD TO THE PEOPLE <? OF FRANKLIN COUNTY. We are irlad to Inform the people of thl? county that we hare procured the aircncy for Franklin County of TfcoIiT p?>H>mnrtin< n.hir ffli.llii Eaele. who In Loufsbnrsr recently, de monstrated their unquestionable ue a? a curative of most of the ail ments affecting the hnman system. - Of tlie hnndreds of bottle? that we have sold and ha*e be?en taken by as -many-people, we hafe_yetto hear of a ?lngte~t?tt?<a that ha** not been~Venettt^ ted by Its ose, while many ha*e been at most mlracnlonsly cured of stomach, liver and kidney troubles, also worm* and tape worms. It has been our rule never to recom mend any patent medicine to our pat rows until we have known It to have been tried and proven beneficial a* a medicine for suffering humanity, con sequently onr entire stock of medicin es Is composed of the best that sclent?, skill and reputable manufacturer? can make. Now we offer you Dr. Whit? Eiugle's Senna-Tone and other reme dfts, made from herbs, rools and harks gathered from the huntlnsr arronnds of the Indians of the West and from for mula? used by their medicine men and women, who knew no chemicals or narcotic*, consequently by their use they live longer than any other people on earth. Many of theim llvlntr to be 10? to 130 years old and a few even older. Our Mr. G. I- Aycock has been serv ing you In the drutc ouslnes* for ov*t itwenty-flve years, whose aim has been and always will be to well you fo treat every person honombly, auA honestly, Iknowln? well the uncharfahle laws of inature that,44 Whatsop<er fou sow, yon I hIuiII also reap; ap<i whatever yon deal j to your I'ellowmtfn, it will be dealt back I to you." With Jrf?he?t Appreciation for your I confidence we hope to see you often, w Ire main Your friends. AYCOCK DRUG COMPANY. Bitter or Better Baking W A letter makes a great difference in a in baking powders. If the .little word "alum" appears on the label it may mean bitter baking. If the word ROYAL stands out bold and strong, it surely means BETTER baking. ?? This is only one reason why it pays to use k. Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Mad^ from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes Royal Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste HEALTH DEPABTJTENT information Concerning The Health of the People of Frank lin Connty, Worth Your At tention. : : : : By DB. J. E. MALONE, Health Officer. We will give any household one pint of Disinfectant if they wll: promise to use it. Come to my office and get it free. It is to distroy the breeding j places of Flies. The campaign again, st Typhoid Fever begins on the 12th | of Jui>e next. Get ready to help pre- j vent Typhoid Fever. Now Is the time to act. Don't put off woric against the Fly our deadly enemy. Wake up citi zens and help your Health officer keep you well. o I YEBY LIKELY. What killed your <*ase in court? I guess it was the (act of its being a short circuit court. o Lots of people make fortunes out of other people's curiosities. The rainy day is not time wasted. The contrary, rather. War Savings Stamps this month coat $4.16. At compound interest they ma ture at $5. Buy today the safest In vestment in the world. ACCEPTED EXPLANATION. Bess?So Ferdy was shot in a hunt ing accident, How did it happen? Bell?Nobody knows, but as he went out alone it is thought that he shot himself by mistake for a deer. A CLEAN HIT. She?The women,y oung and old. must now send out a ringing cry. * He?Oh, the young and pretty can get rings without crying for them. Go To The New Hardware Store Before you buylhe following articles^ and many others too numerous to mention, I anibconstantly adding new goods to my stock. A visirmay saver you dollars. That wonderful old fashion, new fashion reliable churn is too good to miss seeing if you have a qow you are robbing yourself every day until you buy one. I also sell the Daisy churn. See those nice oil cook stoves and refrigerators. Poultry Wire Bii?gy and Wagon Lawn Mowers Hog Wire Material all kinds Paints and Oils , Barbed Wire Knives <? Mail Boxes Plows Porks * * 1 Carpenters Tools Cultivators Spoons Butter Moulds Harrows Scissors Daisy Churns and Re Parming Tools _ Haii Clippers liable .churns. Don't Cook Stoves, Wood Screen Doors and miss seeing these churns Cook Stoves. Oil Windows they've got them all beat Bicycle Goods Paris Green for Potato Bugs The Oxford "Chase1' Buggy that lasts when others are on the junk pile. Come to my store next door to the Moving Picture Show and see these Buggies and get my prices on Hardware before you buy. ijj ? ' ' \l_ Mo Co T A Y' V HARDWARE - '. BUGGIES HARNESS
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