Turnip Seed
We have just received one of the biggest
lots of TURNIP SEED ever brought to
Louisburg and are selling them at right
prices- It is composed of all the standard
varieties- Get your supply now.
Aycock Drug Co.
WE HAVE MOVED
Our Shoe Repair business to the
Medlin building on Court Street
where we will be better prepar
ed to serve you than ever before.
Come to see us. o o o
American Electric Shoe Shop
R. E. L. LANCASTER, Mgr.
Court Street = Louisburg, N. C.
FORD RADIATORS
1912 to 1918 Designs
in good_qiianiity. II
you need a radiator see me a^nd save
money. o tr o
HUDSON'S GARAGE
R. W. HUDSON, Proprietor
Land! Land! Land;
Wanted ONE THOUSAND ACRES of land anywhere in
Franklin County.' We will buy land in any size farm3.
Especially interested in fifty and one hundred acr*
tracts. See ? .
T. W- R U F F IN
Tirst National Bank Bldg. Louisburg. N. C.
NOTICE.
r
Having qualified aR administrator of
the estate of L. E. Jeffreys, deceased,
late of Franklin Cbunty, all persons
holding claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present twem to the
undersigned on or bfefore the fcth day
of August. 1920. or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make imme
dlatediate payment. This August 7th
1919.
$-8-6t C. E. JEFFREYS. Adm'r. "
Habitual Constipation Cured
in M to 21 Days
-LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared SynipTonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
to Induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
per bottle.
A gentleman is a Aan who wouldn't
argue one second with any other wonv
an but his wife.
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Some finished orators don't seem to
know when t j quit.
BUSINESS LOCALS
FOR SALE CHEAP?ONE OVERLAND
five-passenger car in good condition*.
H. M. Sledgf. Mapleville. N. C.
HAVE YOl BOl'GHT FR1 IT JARS!
As long as they last we are going to
sell Pint sire at 69c; Quart size at
FRl'IT JARS AND JELLY GLASSES
at cost. The Allen Brothers Co.
LOST?A BLUE STRIPED DRESS
coat, about size 34 between Jim i
Harris Qross Roads and Wake For
est on Sunday, Aug. 17th. Finder
will be rewarded by returning same
to me. Henry King. R. 2, Frank
linton, N. C. 8-22-2t.
ARE YOU CANNING THE FRt'IT
you should? We are selling our
stock of fruit jars at cost. Get
yours while they are going. Allen
Bros. Co.
HEMSTITCHING 10 CENTS PER
yard. Mail orders given prompt at
tention. Miss Alice Pegram. 1010
Citizens Bank Bldg., Raleigh. N. C.
8-22-3t.
CLOVER SEED CHEAPER AT AL
len Brothers Company.
rOR *ALK- ONE NEW UNDER
ground Bowser gasoline tank. 125
gallon capacity. See H. G. PER
RY. M. D.. Louisburg. N. C. 5-2-tf
NOW IS THE SEASON TO PAINT
your house. Just say paint to our
Mr. Clarke. He will do the bal
ance. The Allen Bros. Co.
WANTED?AN EXPERIENCED SAL
eslady for dry goods and ladies rea
dy-to-wear, who has plenty of 'en
ergy to hold a good Job. Apply to
P. 0. BOX 155. Louisburg. X. C.
6-6tf.
THREE CAR LOADS OF SHINGLES
just put -in stock. If you need any.
buy them while they are cheap for
they are advancing every day. The
Allen Bros. Company.
FOR RENT?The DR. YARBOROrGH
offices on Main Street. See E. H.
Malone. Louisburg, N. C.
NOTHING IS QUITE SO IMPORTANT
or plasant as eating, and our eating
department is always full; and we
are not profiteering either. Call
Louis Pernell or Ed Bartholomew
on the phone and you will get what
you want and get it QUICK. The
Allen Brothers Company.
CLOVER SEED?A BIG LOT OF NICE
ripe Crimson Clover seed in the
bur for sale. Write for prices. J.
A. BOONE. Franklinton. N. C.
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MRS. HALL A.N 1? MRS. SCOTT ARE
still in New York, but will be home
by the time you read this. The
beautiful things they will have to
show you in Dress Goods. Dresses,
Coats, Coat Suits, and all the new
ideas in Millinery will be something
to interest you. The Allen Broth
ers Company.
. .POB SALE?A gooo 200 acre farm.
Suitable for tobacco, cotton, corn and
all general crops. Price and terms
reasonable.
11-29-tf 8. A. NEWELL.
OURS y THE -LITTLE PLA< F. A
round the corner," but we have the
goods you want; and the best of it is
we sell them to you for so much less
t nan tne-otner lelTotf"! Tour money"
count# when you trade with us. The
Allen Brothers Company.
?TVHiIT,
Maxwell Car. in good running or
der. Cheap for cash. T. W. Wat
son. 8-15-tf.
MR. (iATTIS THINKS UK HAS THE
v. hole bunch "?Icloned" when It
comes to Clothing, Shoes, and Hats ;
for men and hoys; and he has in
structions to sell ihf-n> regardless of
price. What w?.* want is your busi
ness. Give us a chance. The Al
len Brothers Company.
FOR SALE?1917 FORI) TOIRIX.
Car in zood condition, write or sre
J. M. Dickerson, Mapleville. X. C.
Route 1. 9-5-3t.
HE\hER>ON, THE PIANO TI N EK
is a sta in in town. Leave your or
der for tuning ar XV. E. White
Furniture?C<vr~ A. L. Henderson.
4t.
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MILK C OW?A VKRY MCE MIL< H
Cow for sale, fresh to pall, J. O.
Sledge, Louiftburg. N. C\R. 4. 9-5-2r
FOR RKNT?A NICK TWO-H O KS K
Farm, good for cotton. corn and to
bacco. See Z. L. Chraves, Louis
burg. N. C., Route 1. 9-5-lt
An Irish Philosopher.
Mrs. Casey?An' pliwat arc yez do
In* wid 'hot Income tax paper, Casey?
-C^aBey?Oi'm thryln' to tlgger out
how much money Oi save by not hav
in' army.?Life.
The Reason for "She/*
She?"I never could 8?-e why they
call a boat 'she' He?"Evidently
you never tried to steer one."
Frew h Meat.
"At last the wolf is at the door."
"Well, coax him in and we'll eat him
*?Boston Evening Transcript.
The happiness of your life depends
upon the character of your thoughts
?Marcus Aurcllus.
Never b<- ashamed to show your res
pect for honesty in whatever guise it
sifiy appear.
.jm.
KEEP STRONG
Aa an aid to robustness, thousands
upon thousands use
Scott's Emulsion
as regular as dock-work the year
around. A rich tonic, Scott'.-?
-Je up-building of
strength. Be tar? J ha t yoa
buy Scott'a Emulsion.
Scott & Buvnc, Bkxxa&ckl.?. J. L*-3
GENUINE BARGAIN OFFERED
IN THE LALLEY LIGHT
Mr. K. I. Mitchell Has Secured Ship,
men t In Advance of Raise In Price
and Offers Saving to Immediate Pur
chasers.
Genuine bargains, in these days of
High Cost of Living, are about as
scarce as hen's teeth, especially when
it coir s to a real utility or accessary
articK . But occasionally, a vrTfl'e-a
wake merchant, learns in advance of
a price-raise on a much needed com
modity and places orders to advantage
before that raise, takes effect.
Readers of the Franklin Times are
well aware, that prices of nearly every
manufactured article have risen sharp
ly in the past few months. While
there may be cases of profiteering, the
price advances announcedjby manufac
turers of electric light and power
plants have unquestionably been com
pelled mostly because of the necessary
raises in the wages of the workingmen
and the advances in the cost of raw
material.
Mr. R. I. Mitchell, the local Lalley
Light dealer, who watches the general
market closely with the view of al
ways giving his patrons the best mer
chandise at the most reasonable prices,
foresaw the coming advance in the
price of Lalley Light plants, and plac
ed his order for a good stock in ad
vance of the price announcement. Mi1.
Mitchell is saving every patron who
purchases his Lalley Light plant, just
$55.00 as loug as his stock lasts. He
still has a few plants left, but, at the
present rate of sales, they will be gone
soon.
Their ( lass.
"Harry bought his bride a beautiful
set of moonstones on their wedding
trip."
"Then I should call them honey
moonstones."
YES, I AM STILL IN THE
OLD GIN HOUSE ON
THE CORNER
I am stillin business and am
selling flour at a lower price
than any other, merchant, and
in fact anything else that is
carried in a first class Grocery
Store.
I al-o have a large supply of
Hay, Grain and Feed Stuff that
I can sell at a lower price,than
the other fellow. So why drive
by store and pay more for your
feed stuff and pull it hack up
that long hill from town. <1
don't feel sorry for you Mr.
Fanner but Gee how sorry I do
feel for that poor horse and
your pocket book. "Why do
vim drive riirht-?tsy?a?crtnrb
thing? Come to see me the
next time you need anything in
my line and 1-will save you mo
nev. .
J. w, HARRIS
In t lie olagjn liouse on the corner.
2 miles >orpi on Main Street
LOI'ISBfBG, North Carolina
Stop Corn Agony
In Four Seconds
Use "Gets-It"?See Corns Peel Off!
The relief that "Gets-It" gives
from com-palna?the way it makes
corns and calluses peel off painless
ly In one piece?is ono of the won
ders of the world. The woman in
"Get Me 'CctiJl'
Quick! It Euil Corn
Paint and Maket Corn?
Peel Rjgbt OffT
the home, the ?hopper, the -dancer,
the foot traveler, the man In the of
flce, the clerk In the atore, the
worker in the iihop. have today. In
thin great discovery, "Gets-It," the
on* ?ure, quick relief from all corn
and callus pains?the one sure, pain
less remover that makes corns come
ofT as easily as you w?*old peel *
bannna.f It takes 2 secqnds to ap
ply ??Gets-It": It dries at ?nee. Then
walk with painless Joy. even wkh
tight shoes. You know your corn
will loosen from your toe?peel it off
with your fingers Try it. corn suf
ferers, and you'll smile! ?
"Oets-Jt," the guaranteed, money
bark corn-remover, theonly sure way.
costs but a trifle at any drug store.
M'f'd by K. Lawrence & Co.,Chicago, 111
Sold in Loulsburpj and recommended
as the world's best corn remedy by
F R PLEASANTS.
NEW POLICY FORMS
TOTAL AND
.. iver of all tuturc premiums-; ,?110, 111 addition,
A lifelong annual income to the insured;' "1, in addition,
Full amount of policy paid at death, without deduction of the
income payments or of the unpaid premiums.
Inclusion of this provision is optional w ith the insured.
DOUBLE INDEMNITY
Double the sum insured will be paid in case of accidental death
Inclusion of this provision's optional with the insured.
LIFE INCOME
A monthly, or quarterly, or half-yearly, or yearly income, for
life, if desired, instead of payment of the policy in a single sum.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Dividends automatically used to buy fully-paid-for addition
al insurance; or '
May be drawn in cash; or
May be used to reduce current premiums; or
May be left to accumulate at interest, subject to withdrawal
by the insured.
Choice of dividend use may be made at any.time; ntjjnedical
examination required.
Post-mortem dividend in first year, if death occurs.
Loan, -cash surrender, paid-up insurance, extended insurance,
after three years' premiums have been paid. And,
Loan at end of first or second year toward payment of an ac
cruing premium.
Interest not payable until maturity of loan.
Loans may be paid off in sums as small as $10.
Free from restrictions as Fo residence and travel.
SHINING FIGURES
Since it began business in 1843.
The Mutual Life has paid
in death claims $638,577,
075.
The Mutual Life has paid
in matured endownments
and annuities $216,399,361.
The Mutual Life has paid
in cash dividends to policy
holders $290,990,90?.
The Mutual Life's total
payments to policyholders
have been $1,467,S20,878.
The Mutual Life has paid
to and accumulated for its
policyholders $2S3,S77,531
more than it has received
from them in premiums.
R. P. TAYLOR
MANAGER RALEIGH DISTRICT
House Furnishings
T hi o ia my \ivai and I* ?i'ii pu
sition to show you almost any
thing you want. See our Kitch
en Cabinets, the piece of furni
ture for the "kitchen that all
housewives appreciate and need.
Get a nice Hammock Porch Swing
or other porch or open air fur
niture to add to your comfort
these hot days.
Anyway come in and lets get ac
quainted in a business way.
J. S. Williams
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
Louisburg, - - North Carolina