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( rout Luck. He thUv'kks :nJ lila sinile Is bland. With joy he'd like to holler; His wife went thru his pockets, and She overlooked a dollar. WANTED TO RENT?BY OCTOBER 1st. two or three furnished rooms for light house-keeping. or either board in private family. Can fur nish references. Write Box 1S1. Louisburg. N. C. 9-12v?t. LOUISBURG, "SE." THURSDAY, SEPT. 18TH AT FAIR GROUNDS THE ONLY CIRCUS THAT WILL BE HERE THIS YEAR RHODA ROYAL CIRCUS TRAINED WILD ANIMAL AND OLD BUFFALO WILD WEST EXHIBITION, A HISTORICAL, ETHNOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITION Greater, Nobler and Grander Than Ever Before. Enlarged and Reconstructed for the Present Season SEE BOTAVS FJLSlOrS HEED OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS Who have delighted the hearts of thousands of sp*etator&. THE MILITARY HUR>E DRILL, A PIITI RESQ1E Etjl ESTRIAN NtlYELTf; liilroducioi; t lie Famous Royal Black Horse Hu*zar*. "KKOMItK HAYS"?A (iREAT W1LU WEST SHOW FILL OF THRILLS Famous RoukIi Riders. Ilarine tow Boys, tow Girls, Rop? Spinners Lasso Throwers, Oiamjilon Trick and Fancy Hiding. PROF. WHITE'S Famous Troupe of Trained Donkeys, Dogs, I Groats, Ponies and Little Henry that Cute Bucking Mule. ?? J0?FONY CLOWNS, AERIAL ARTISTS AMI BARE BACK RIIIERS?10 2 Bands, Free Concert at Noon. Free Open Air Exhibitions on Grounds at 1 and 7 P. M. Performances at 2 and 8 P. M. I ndf?r Water Proof Tpnts Door" Open On* Hour Earlier. SEE m LI.ETIN BOAKIi.S-AMi H A Ml BILLS Lack of vjiare here forbid* Entire* Particular* roverlntr this bli? enterprise. THE FRANKLIN JIMES k. F. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager >&e Year 11. ?0 tffcht Months 1.00 Sfc Month* 75 F*or Months 60 Entered at the Post Office at Louis burg. X. C.. as second class matter. Trices on tobacco have advanced since the opening, some averages go ing as high as 6S cents. The people of North Carolina more than admire Senator Simmons, but if it is true he has lined up with the re publicans on the peace treaty, they won't think much of that. President Wilson is winning much favor for the Peace treaty in his trip aroifttd the country, declarii>g that it will bring about a new world order of things that will prove of advantage to everybody. * If the Republican Senators and Congressmen could realize w^at the "folks back home" thought of them for their actions in regard to the peace treaty?Well they would at least pass It ii> a whoop. New York is doing the right thing in its reception of General Pershing. To no one more than he. except it be the boys who were in the trenches? ara the American people entitled to show their appreciation. Evidently the Northern and West ern republicans have it in for the South. If they would stop their fool ishness and ratify the peace treaty the prices of cotton and other commodi ties would go to their right level. Solicitor H. E. Xorris and Cleric^ of th- Court J. J. Barrow are to be congratulated upon setting a calendar for the trial of the crimir.nl cages ii> the next term of Frankllr. Superior Court. By this action the county treasury will save large sums of mon ey in witness fees and the individuals villi save lot* of time by not attend ing Court only on the days called. This is a practice that should have been put into effect some time ago. MISPLACED?We have loaned o soire one who has failed to return same or misplaced the chart of o.?k i lawn Cemetery. We will be -lad \, for all who might have borrowed it to mak? a close search for ?r.*l re turn it to us if fouixl A liberal re ward will be paid to the finder of ?th? chart, if lost, upon returning same to us. It is very important I that we have this a; once and will anorvi-ln-* immediate act i -:i ' W E. While Furniture Co.. Louis burg. N\4 C <*-12-tf. TOBACCO GRADER WANTED TO prepare crop of tobacco for the mar ket by the hundred. Apply 4t_pncu. to "X" care Franklin Times. Louis burg. N. C.? MILCH COWS FOR SALE?THREE I gqod milk cows, two fresh, and one mule 5 years old will ????11 cheap. W. L. Daniels. R. 4. Louisburg. X. ?*. j i#-12-21. 1 THE FRANKLIN TIMES $1.50 Per ?ear in Advance. EVERYBODY ATTENTION! OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We are trying to satisfy everyone by keeping an uptodat? line of Oil Stoves tlwit Cook Well, and Cost Little. C'ookina' Ranges awl Cook Stoves tlitt compel your admira tion and approval at a Reasonable Price. Washing machines that Save Time, Health and Life. Churns'that make butter in a Hurry. Pumps that require but Little Pumping. Farm Machinery that you can Make Money by using. "Wagons and Buggies of the very Rest Make. Fencing and Wire that will keep your Stock Where You Want It. Building Material to build Your Home, anil paint to make it Beautiful. And ANYTHING else you want, and at the PRICE that won't scare von. YOU BET WE SELL 'EM COME AND SEE The Allen Brothers Company $75,000,000 TO BE RAISED IN SOUTH i BAPTISTS ANNOUNCE PURPOSE3' TO WHICH VAST SUM THEY SEEK WILL BE GIVEN. j. *_ STRENGTHEN CHURCH WORK Special Effort of Denomination Alonfl General Lines Will &o Enlarged And M ?de Stronger Aa RcauJi Of This Campaign. ?very jraaeraJ lntTUt foetared by Sodhcm Baptists wlB be sCrvaffthened and enlarged xhsonsh. tha vuooeas of the Baptist To MllBon Campaign which la now wall under way. and which win reach Its climax In the final drive to ??cure this sum In c&ah and subscrip tions during the eight day? of Norem !ber "30 to December 7. A period at ftve years' will be provided for tha flail payment of these subscriptions hul for the campaign to sncceed. tha sum of $74*000,000 must be subacribed within the eight day?. Many hare ex pressed tha belief that the subscrip tions till run to 1100,000.000. At a meeting of the Executive Com j mlttee of the Souther* Baptist Conven tion the $75,000,0*0 to be raised was apportioned among the general inter J. H. Anderson, Wealthy Knoxviile Merchant, Who is Chairman of the Campaign in t h? Baptist 75 Million Campaign. ests fostered by the Convention a3 fol lows: Foreign missions. $20,000,000; I home missions. $12,000,000; christian I education. $20.00 >.000; state missions. I $11,000,000: ministerial relief. $2,500^ J 000; orphanages, $4,700,000; and bos- ! pitals. ?4.125,000. The apportionment of this sum i sjnbftg LU Bawr.il BLaUw Jlllilu the f territory of the Convention has been announced as follows: Alabama. $4, 000,000; Arkansas. $3,200,000; District of Columbia, $200.000; Florida, $1,000, 00X1; Georgia, $7.500,000; Southern Il linois, 11 200,000; Kentucky, $6.500,-' mi Iibui 11 in ?Hi; mini Umilnnrl, $750,000; Mississippi, $3.S50.000; Mis souri. $2,925.000; New Mexico. *260r 000; North Carolina. $6.000,-W0; Oklar homa. 32,2o0.<j00; South Carolina, $0, 500,000; Tennessee, $4.G?0,000; Texas, $16,000,000; and Virginia. $7.000,000. Here is what this big sum of money | will help Southern Baptists d? for the Master, as set forth by the Campaign Commission: "It will equip more adequately and multiply manifold the 1.009 missionary workers of the Foreign Mission Board, and the more than 2.0uQ Home and State Board Missionaries. "It will enlarge and raise to a better efficiency the 132 Baptist schools in the South. "It will go far towards meeting the expanding needs of the Southern Bap tist Theological Seminary aod the Women's Missionary Training School m Louisville, Ky., the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Women's Training School in FJort Worth, the Baptist Bible School in 1 New Orleans. La., a Theological Semi- ' nary for the Negroes, and will provide a first-class college for boys and girls of the mountain region "It will Increase greatly our hospital service to the sick, open wider our arms to the orphans and provide a strong support for our aged ministers of the gospel. "It will put Southern Baptists In po sition to ft*?ume a considerable share In the reconstruction of war torn Eur ope, and embrace many of the marvel ous opportunities for service which thrust themselves upon us from all parts of the world, at home and abroad" While $20.000.000 of tWs sum will go to foreign missions and thus be expended in carrying the gospel and its blessing* to other land?, the re maining $r,.i.000.000 will bef expanded at hom* In building up hom^ mission ary. educational and benevolent Insti tutes knd projects, of which there are a number in avery state withJ* ths boundaries of the convention. L. KLINE & CO. OFFERS Some [Wonderful Bargains in all lines from theirjlarge stock of J # high grade merchandise. Don't fail to take advantage of some of these exception al bargains we offer to our customers and friends for next week. We can only list a few of our money saving values but have hundreds more on display in our store. It will be to your advantage to stop in and see us when in town. 29c value Seal Island L. L. Sheeting 30-in wide ... 16c 2!)e value 36-in. wide Bleeching, best quality 20c 33c value Dress Ginghams, beautiful patterns, extra good suality, Priced 25c 3oc value Apron Gingham, best quality.... Priced 25c $1.50 value Silk Poplin 36-in. wide in a few shades on ly Speciat 98c 75c. value Serge 36-in. wide in Blue, Black, Plum, Brown and Gray Priced 49c $5.50 value Georgette Crepe Waists in white, flesh, salmon, orange, maize and light blue with beauti ful embroidered designs Special $3.95 We also have on display a wonderful line of Ladies Serge- Jersey and Silk Dresses in newest tailored de signs direct from some of New York's most fashionable tailors. We can fit any size and can save you money. Wo have the largest line of Shoes in town. We can tfi any foot in such wonderful lines as American Girl Shoes for women, Walton Shoes for srirls and boys. The famous H. C. Godman Shoes for women, girls and boys. Beacon dress shoes for men and Wimbrumers solid lea ther shop for men. Come in and let us show vou. L. KLINE & COMP'Y LOUISBURG, : NORTH CAROLINA When seen or advertised elsewhere its always cheapest h vre. COME IX AM) LETS (iET AtQlAlSTEI). "Who Steals My Purse Steals Trash" The man who can truly say this is to be envied.. YOU can say it, and with TRUTH, it-yon TRUTJI, lf-yoti IWG HABIT GET THE BANKING HABIT I When yo?r~moneyTs in the Bank it is SAFE? safe from the sneak thief, from the coin man, from the bum?SAFE. Then it's so handy for YOU to reach it when you want it. ? < Let the thief have the purse if he wants it. Keep your MONEY in the Bank. Farmers and ^Merchants Bank "Safest for Savings" IjOIjISBL KG, North Carolina
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