Let's settle
this right no\fr!
No rrjan ever smoked a
better cigarette than Camett
You'll find Camels unequalled by
any cigarette in the world at any
price because Camels combine
every feature that can make a
^Cigarette supreme _
_r.ampls expert Itfend of choice
Turkish and -ciioiee Domestic
tobaccos puts Camels in a class by
thprnoplvpi; Their smoothness
will appeal -and permit
~ you to smoke liberally without tir
~ ing your taste !
""Camels leaye au unpleasant ciga
retty aftertaste nor unpleasant
rigar^tyndorH ?
You'll prefer Camels blend to either
kind of tobacco smoked straight !
Cime/i aro aold errryrherw in mdentiflcally
pjc*jie? o/* JO Cj^Mf*rtBa; or ton packages (200
cjgsrott**) w ? <Lisijnf-pip?r-oov?r?<y ctrton. W?
sfron^/jr recommend f h;s cjirfon /or tfto /loaio or
cxfico supply or whort you trmr%L
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Win3ton-S?l?m, N. C.
IN* REMEMBRANCE OF MR. C. W . Wliere you are laid.
JONES.
On Feb. 7. 1921, the death angel
dear beloved friend which east a sha
dow of elooni.iii:er the entire commu
nity . lie was 5L' years Mil. He
leave? to mourn their loss two daugh
ter. sister, brothers and a lei, of sor
nmlm. fHr nrla, ar?
erybody that knew him. He \\*as al
-tvhvb rPTKiv to a hknd of
some kind. > - >3
He joined ritti FWX'k Ctiuii.li it*
U. ???..I n t rim r>nr) f:.iTVifn1
member. He was laid to rest at Flat
Rock church beside his wife to wait
the resurrection. We can not see
why the Lord took him away so soon,
lilessed is he that die in the name of
the Lord. His spirit has taken its
flight "to its home beyond the pearly
Kkies where he will beckon his loved
ones until they all meet again beyond
the skies.
We loved you dear friend.
But Jesus loved you best
And sent his holy angels
To take' you home to rest.
He is sleeping, sweetly sleeping
In the beautiful grave so low
We are weeping, sadly weeping
For our dear friend who was taken
away so quick.
You have left us dear friend
Never will your memory fade.
But our love will always linger aro
und the grave
Qh hpw sad it is to mourn '
Until they see their loved ones dying |
"And" know tln^y must-forcer _g?L* _ '
;
And now we miss you dear friend at
Flat RocTc ? ?
Every time we go
And the reason we mtos you dear
? trtob=? -
Is because we loved you s~o.
There is a tongtng in our heart
"I'hat neVt-l' will be fgutlcfio>t nn imiTg.
?1 ' f ? ' 1 ?"* n.m.i nn r friend
And loved ones on the other shore.
It is. lonely here without our dear
friend
In this world of toil and care
But we will join him with the ransom
-In hat land so bright and ralf.
Yes it will be a happy greeting
? Wh~eh we meet to part- no iaore
With our friends and loved oneB
I Waiting on that bright eternal shore.
I
I So farewell dear friend forever
I On earth I shall see you no more
j But I do hope some to meet you and
|- my loved ones
' Who have gone before.
?A Philathea Girl.
1 Jailed Toot SwwL ? "What's the ch
arge, officer?*' ,
I "Fragrancy, your honor. He's been
drinking perfume."
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FIFTY YEARS TRIAL
The mott widely used remedy In the
world to overcome the tUtntt i n f
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borer* like a pcsti*
tence every.
roa
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It strike* at lb? root of ca
tarrhal trouble* by itimokliaf
tie difMtion, enriching the blood,
to nine up the ntrvooi ry?tem and
ioo(Un( the raw sod inflamed bdcooi
mbrtnfi Pe-ru am Mil every ?l" to
irorkiBf ?tfopwl y ?nd circa itieaflh. rlfot
?nd p?9 to the whole body. Try it tad lik*
IkouMndi of otkm, letra what H dmm U>Im wetL
SOLD EVERYWHERE TABLETS OR LIQUID
To My Old Friends
'Jy in Wake and adjoining counties:
This is to notity you that I am at your service
again as a
Land Surveyor
Having had several years experience, I make
a specialty of retracing old lines, locating them
where they were originally made.
Pittmen Stell,
Zebulon, North Carolina
On Thursday, March 3. 1921, al
about the hour of noon, at the store for
*r. f r I v _Qt;c un 1 e a McSfay ef
L^nthinR Company, in the town of
?"Louisburgr. I will offer for sale to the
highest bidder Ul public auction. Cup
cash, all accounts due The McBrayer
nothing i.'ompttiiy- vwiiikluiux, unpaid,
at that time. A list Of the iluL'btors
\rttl be turnijhcd prospective -hiddprs ,
at the time ana pliiCii or sale.
t>. F. McKINNE, Receiver for
The McBrayer Clothing Com
l pany. Inc.
That's Different.
Redd ? Thought you told me that
was a ten-horsepower automobile of
yours?
| Greene ? So I did.
Well, I can't believe it.
Why not?
Because. I noticed it took only one
.horse to pull it back^iome to-day!
A ^Blue" Mayor. ? Talk about our
Sunday blue laws, here's a decree is
sued not long ago by the mayor of a
little commune in the Pyrenees:
Whereas the young, people o-' the
ronurmiic are v out to meet and -lute*
every Sunday after mass, and the
noise they make frightens the cocks,
hens, and other anlmalB of the village,
we hereby prohibit dancing within
the bounds of the commune during
the hours in which the domestic ani
mals take their repose.
NOTICE.
Having qualified ag Administratrix
of T. I... Bowden, deceased, late of
Franklin County, all persons holding
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present them to the under
sirncd on or before the 25th day of
February, 1922. or this notice will be'
plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make imme
diate settlement. This Feb. 24. 1921
MR8. MAMIE E. HOW DEN,
2-25-6t Adm'rx.
TRUSTEE'8 SAM5 OF LAND.
Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained In that certain deed
of trust made Sept. 21, 1917, by Mrs
Ina Mann Harris, to T. W. Ruffln
Trustee, and recorded In Book 210 at
page 279, Registry of Franklin (Jo.,
N. O., default having been made In
the payment of the Indebtedness th
ereby secured, and demand for fore
closure having been made on said
trustee by the holder of said indebt
edness, the undersigned will on
MONDAY. MARCH 28. 1921.
at or about the hour of noon at the
i Court House door In Ix>ulsburg, N.
C.f offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash a certain
tract or parcel of land situate in
Franklin Co., N. C. and described as
follows: Bounded on the North by
the old Louisburg-Nashvllle road; on
Fast by Henry Smith, on *Honth by
the new I>ouisburg-Nashvi||i. road,
and on West by Mrs. Bud Murhpy.
containing about six acres, more or
less. It being the land conveyed to
Mrs. Ina Mann Harris by K. L.
Harris and wife.
1 This Feb. 21, 1921.
2-25-5t T. W. RUFFIN. Trustee.
I
A BARGAIN RIOT
Everyone was astoundechwith the wonderful bargains given
last week. Everybody agreed they were given greater val
ues than heard of for many a day. It was surely a Bar
gain Riot. And the Riot is not over. We are Keeping right
on giving Bargains. Below are just a few more. Kline's
Store is just crowded with vatues. Visit Louisburg's Bar
gain Spot und be ConvmuuL__ ? . -?=
VOTT.F.
Tlffy Last ? Qui?
98c
300 Waists. including Whit? Voiles, White LJ
neire. Fancy Figured Voiles, and Striped Per
cales Lmrge ^ariely of iityloo plain amUfaa?dv
oomcly" cmbTotaorofl, pin tucked ? and. hnn>
stitched, A wonderful buy at
98c
GEORGETTE AND CREPE
DeCHINE WIASTS
$2.98 a
This lot Includes Genuine Silk Georgette arid
Crepe DeChine Waists ? white and flesh. All t
In exquisite styles, hemstitched, embroidered
and beaded fronts, with or without collars,
round or square necks. Remarkable at
$2.98
WHITE MIDDY SUITS
Sice* 14 t? H ?
~~~ j?s.ub .
These are of genuine bondsdale Jeau, made in
regulation styles. Sailor collar either In sol
id whlrp M up nr mi Skirts are handsomely-,
plalted. Formerly >6.50: Extraordinary va
lue at ?
$8.98 ?
WHITE MIDDY BLOUSES
49c
One lot of white linene Middy Blouses, regula
tion styles, colors In either white, blue, red or
frreen. Think of It! Only
49c
Also other exceptional lots at
98c and $1.48
SOc BIRL.1P
36-in. Handsome Designs
39c
SOc CRETONNES
26-in. Beautiful Quality
S9r
?l.oA LADIES* HOSE
Jul' Fashioned
49c
$2.<>0 WHITE UNDERSKIRTS
Handsomely Embroidered _
9Sc
CORSET COVERS
Good Quality
2.V
MISL1N GOWNS
Full Sizes
9Sc
P. N. CORSETS
' ' World - -Earned! '
SEB5 silk petticoats
Silk Jersey Tops
" RK9S
CHILDREN'S <!IN?HAM
DRESSES
9Sc
No Worms inJa Mcaltny <.nu a-/
Ai! children tr'uiDicu wun wcrn\? JlUVlLflflUIl*
healthy color, which indicates peer bltad^And as a
rule. thcrfi 13 mo:* rr less s:r.r;ach_t*murbance.
GROVT. S TA.S1EL c:.:UTONIO given regularly
for two cr three wt :.r. vi.l cnrich the blood, im
prove the- digestion. ? . i act e* a General Strength
en in 3 Tor; ic to the w\ > sv*rem. Nature will then
thro/ ofT or di; p? 1 '.;ie weriua, and thcChild will be
in pcrfect health, i'ieas-am to take. C?c per bottle.
NCriCE TO CREDITORS.
Having qualified as Administrator
ot the estate of N. A. Odom, late of
Franklin County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
[estate to present them to the under
signed on or before the 11th day of
February, 1922, or this notice will be
[plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment to
either of the undersigned.
This Feb. 11, 1921.
JOHN ODOM, Aflmr.
N. A. Odom.
Wm. H. & Thos. W. RufTln.
Attorneys 2-ll-6t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
Having qualified as Executor of the
last will and testament of Mtb. Mary
Yeargln, deceased, late of Franklin
County, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the Bald estate
to present the same to the undersign
ed on or before the 11th day of Feb
ruary, 1922, or this notice will b?
plead In bar of their reccvery. All
persona indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment to
either of the undersigned.
This Feb. 11, 1921.
DEXTER YEARGIN, Executor
of Mary Yeargln, dee'd.
Wm. H. & Thos. W. Ruffin,
Attorneys 2-ll-6t
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of Bale conferred upon me In a certain
deed of trust executed to me by S. M.
Phelpa and wife Alice Phelps, and
duly recorded In the office of the
Register of Deeds of Franklin Coun- |
ty, N. C. In Rook 224, page 410, de
fault having been made In the pay
ment of the note secured therein and
at the request of the holder of said
note, I will on Monday, the 7th day of
March, 1921, being the first Monday
In Bald month, about the hour of 12
o'clock, noon. sell at public auction at
the Courthouse door In I^ulsburg, N.
C. to the highest bidder for cash a
certain trart of land lying being
Irt Franklin Co., N. C., and more par
tlcularly descrllied and defined as fol
lows: In Ix>ulsburg'ktownBhli>, ,neai
Ingleslde, bounded on the N6rth by
the lands of Franklin County, for the
home of the aged and Infirm, East by
the land of Mrs. P. W. Plnnel and
C. S. Merrltt, South by Foster estate.
West by Loulshurg and Warrenton
road, containing one-hundred acres,
more or less.
This Feb. 1st, W21 . \
I). T. 8MITHWICK,
2-4 -5t Trustee.
>iU<Twftrtfra I itimng ? atiinK ? dry-i
towns. Uiivi' vuu ever been m L?.iveii?
worth, Kansas? asked the commer
cial traveler in the smoking-car. No?
Well, that's a dry town for you, all
right.
They can't sell liquor at all there?
asked one of the men .
Onlyydf you have been bitten by a
snake, said the traveler. They have
only one snake in the town, and when
I got to It the other day, after stand
ing in line for nearly half the day.
it was too tired to bite.
Anything to Oblige*
The constable of a New England
village, a man of exceeding good na
ture, found it necessary to lock up
three tramps who had strayed Into
his jurisdiction. Shortly after the ar
rest h? was met by the mayor of the
village, TVTi6, ouservniK the constable
Juwryiag tk>w? Hie main street, aslced.
Where are you going, constable?
Oh, exclaimed the constable, the
three tramps I Just locked up want to
play bridge, and I'm out hunting for
a fourth!
"I Lost My Best Customers Thru
Rats," Write J Adams.
"Used to have the busiest Restaur
ant In town until news spread that
the kitchen was Infested with rats;
lost a lot ot my best customers until
I ?tried RAT-SNAP. Haven't a pest
in the place now. Restaurants sho
uld use RAT-SNAP." Three sixes.
35c, 50c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed
by The Allen Bros. Co.
A man always has use for one more
pair of suspenders.
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Corner Main Nash Sts. : Louisburff, N. C.
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