F. A. ROTH COMPANY _ Announcing Fall and Winter Goods We are glad to be able to announce to the people of Franklin and adjoining Counties that we are now open ing and displaying possibly the most satisfactory stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS we have ever had the pleasure of showing. Each article is a real bargain ? the quality being excellent, the weave perfect and the workmanship and construction that kind that makes you always appreciate- its value. And the best of all the prices are very reasonable. Come in and look over our different lines before you buy and let us save you a great deU Of WDney and worry on your fall purchases. Among the many things we have just received and are displaying are the lateest in Ladies and Hisses Coat Suits, Ladies and Misses Coats and Sweaters, Ladies and Childrens Millinery and .Ribbons, .Ladies Shirt waists, Blouses, Skirts and Hosiery, Ladies -New. Ox fords in all colors, Men's, Women's and Chlidrens new Fall Shoes, Men's and Boy's New .Fall .Suits, .Dress Goods of all kinds, Men's and Boy's Hats and Caps, Men's and Boy's Furnishings. A Vist to Our Store Will Mean Money in Your Pocket f. A. ROTH COMPANY THE STORK THAT ALWAYS SELLS THE CHEAPEST "! TTmfci LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA Farmers National Bank Louisbuxg, H. 0. * - . _ . "A GOOD PLACE TO BANK" Member of the Federal Reserve System, and under the Supervision of the United States "4 rat gkht on aAvnros" Okfital ad Sarplns 160,000.00 ? la aaM actios, or th> pUtatl* wUI ?Wly to tk? ONrt tor tha Ml M Thlo tka 1M day of A wnt. 1IH. A J. J. BARROW, dork. FTaaklta Ooaaty Sap?rlor Ctnt. O. FARM FOR RKNT T*a U J. lTIMtor term oa Tar rtrar a ?ar 8*aa M|?, IMi horaa crop, good h-Maa. M acra aoatn*. nol CoUiCunQripi LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININE T.bl?. rtmxrre th. " l 1 Th?*? !? ooly one "Braw Qoiotot." * ** ~~~ | , . jo Wku ih ni n U li Tk? TIMES we kaew tkat rn muit a Rood ad. ikdj displayed. That h the only kM ?( aa ad we warft to give you, but II lata* a wu* tton tm net rood ads? w pt ?( that habit at watting un til the last d lay bpfere fxen thinking aheat year at- KB TUCKER'S C A ft Main Street LOUIS BURG, N. C. I kin Juat opuid t frit dtu Cafa ta tfca old Natl balldlag ud Mi w^Mil to furnish at ill boor*, u4 tha baat Ui? ouM afford*. lea Craam I canta a oon*. Baft Drink*. ato. Prteaa raaaoaabla, aarrtea tha baat. - J. C. TUCKER Proprietor na FRANKLIN TDOB JPWt T m || AlfUM I would call your attention to SAM'S HEAD EASY which I am now manufacturing. It la recommended to relieve Headaches Neuralgia La Grippe and nil o'.hrr aches and paiaa- The price of It s only 25 cents per bottle. Far Sale by i Aycock l>ruir Co, "F. R. Pleasants, Beanley Bios, Louisbarg, >. C. Bobble I?odd, Bunn, S. C. W. E. Murphy, Lonlsburg, Jf. C-, R. F. D. No. 4. It Is my intention to placo this rem edy with every country merchant In th? county and all druggiats in the towns, that it may be easily-obtained . I have so much faith In thla prepa ration that I will supply any mer chants who wish to handle It on the consignment plan. Call in and get a dosen or two for your store.. Pay for It when sold. Youra truly, S. P. BODDIE. GBEAT PREPARATIONS FOB CAB OLLSAS EXPOSITION With dozens of workmen busily en gaged decorating the big new exposi tion hall, with railroads announcing special fares for the entire south, with hotels making reset-rations in advance, and with a large corps of office "Work ers and a large number of committee men winding up the flnal details, the Made-ln-Carolinaa exposition has every assurance of eclipsing any show held in -the entire south for years, both from the standpoint of diversity of ex hibits as weh-jw from number of at-_ tendance. Special town days, special excursions, are being planned in many sections, while indications from every source strengthen the prediction that over 100,000 people will see this year's exposition. Five thousand letters of invitation have been mailed out during the past week ^newspaper editors, principals and supWintendents of schools In the two Carolinas, and to merchants and buyers not only in the Carolinas, but In all parts'of the country. Over 4,000 posters and window cards are being-jjlaced in most of the towns and on most-bf the highways through out a territory within a hundred miles radius of Charlotte. Reservations are being made at ho tels for 72 artists who will take part In the greatest musical program heard In the Carolinas In years, and as one of the officials of the exposition said: "At an admission of 20 cents for child ren, and 40 cents for adults, a concert will be heard at the exposition which would cost S2.M to $3,00 if heard In New York." Speakers of wide note are coming on different days to the exposition and these include Mrs. Edith Vanderbilt, Governor Morrison, Dr. Faust, Presi dent of the North Carolina College for Wepnen; Lew Hahn, of Xew York, per feap* the best known authority on nh^cantile matters in America, and theman who putter N'ew York's re cent mammoth dry goods show, as well as other notable men and women . A glance at the following list of ex hibits will show the wide rango of manufacture covered in the display made at the exposition this year. There will be shown in cotton goods the following products: Coarse yarns combed and carried yarns, yarns of the finest counts, twine, material for automobile tops and seats, tire fabric, rugs, fancy ginghams, sheeting, duck, silk fabric, silk and cotton hosiery, l silk hosiery wtU be manufactured in the building), i4ce*7 bed spreads, den im. toweling, table covers, napkins, overalls, draperies, hand woven arti cles, men's shirts, work shirts, mer er rixed goods, etc. The tobacco Industry will be well represented In smoking tobacco, plug tobacco, snuff cigarettes and cigars of many brands. There will be on display elevators, sizing, soap, 'sizing compounds, metal culverts, piping, plain shade and face brick, cement products of all kinds, paints, varnishes, medicinal com pounds, drugs and special prepara tions^ books, bookl<fe,- blank forms, lithographing and printing of all kinds, automobiles of various models, trucks, automobile tires, automobile tubes, candles of many kinds, bakers products Including bread, cake, etc.. farm implements and tools, including planters, cultivators, plows, etc., saw mills, self-rising and plain flour of va rious brands, machine made dress trimmings, chairs, tables, bed room and living room furniture, ice cream, soft drinks, peanut butter and peanut products, marshmallow cream, potato chips, statuary and monumental work, granite, mayonnaise, roast coffee, farm wagons, automobile tops and bodies, sprlnglass shades, home, life and Are insurance policies, shoe polish, Jellies, preserves, marmalades, cotton gins, foundry products, refrigerating ma chinery, hamidlflers, electric power demonstrations, flowers, shrubs and nursery products, chemicals, fertiils ers, cotton seed products, fish pro ducts, automatic car step, well pumps upholstering, decorating, casting, mat tresses, bedding. iron products, dry ( leaning, steel products, bags, suitcas es, pwBIH^Iadlen' handbags, dust ( Electing macllniery. desserts and food products, fly screens, bobbins, stocking preservatives, wheelbarrows and dump carts, models of homes, farm products of all kind*, apples, grain, frtUts, cot ton, etc., card clothing, dental prepar atlons, cotton mill machinery and parts, creosoted materials, gas burn ing furnaces, forest products, lhmber of different kinds, wood pulp, tannic acid, paper, hair nets, grist mills, bee hives, dog orates, wood saws, porch swings, etc. ? o Henry Ford IS still talking about his currency scheme. What we want, Mr. Ford, Is a doU&cVwhlch resembles yeur well known flivver In that It will go a long way, but won't go very fast. Charleston News and Courier. It is hard to' get a hold on a: girl with bobbed hair. ? . , Good Soap at less than lc a Cake A Powerful Cleanaer for Kit eh en and Laundry E&iy to Make with Red Seal Lye Here is the way to trae soap economy. Why buy expensive laundry soap when an excellent pure soap ftiay be made with Red Seal Lye for a fraction of the cost? One can of Red Seal Lye will make 20 cakes of pare soap, enough Jo last several months for ill washing and scouring purposes. Easy directions in the can. There are many more way* to use this won derful household neces sity?each one a real money saver. If the drains show signs of clogging, a little Red Seal Lye sifted into the pipes will free them immediately. ??< ?*?k? should be frequMtly d^nlected with Red Seal Lye. ft WUt, th? term*. Is there an old lamp in the kouM tkat needt cleaning? Red leal Lye will. auto it ahinc in a Jiffy. Scour that dirty skillet with Red S?ai Lye and make it look like now. Bad Seal Lye kills all disagreeable odors and -baa any number of other uses aboat the obuse. Red Seal Lye is put up la neat round cans and is ac companied by complete in structions. Wmt us today for a frw copy ot the Red Seal Book let which explains all of its many uses. Insist on the genuine granulated Rsd Seal Lye, Take no substitute. P. C. TOMSON Jt COMPANY* Southw.rk P. O., Phil.d.Iphi., P*. HTLhS PORTtWNP CEMENT Business short cuts built the bridge. The need for 9*rma rence and economy made it concrete. Y our holding material dealer will tell yoo ?o consider aqy conitruciion from a fcuiincM ancle. He can help you select the material best raited to your purpose. , . If, because of fire protection, health O* permanence, your structure should ba concrete ? he will tell you Atlas Portland Cement is ' the Standard by which all other V?kM are measured." The Atlas Portland Cement Company SaUi Offtcei : New York? Boston? Phila. Mills: ? Northampton, Pa. Hudson, N. Y.- Leeda, Ala. "The Standard by which *11 other Makes are measured' Known Pennsylvania Quality Rigidly Maintained AND NOW f A "TON TESTED" TUBE with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased Compare these NEW prices with those asked for ORDINARY makes: 30x3^ VACUUM CUP CLINCHER FABRIC TIRE *11.95 VACUUM CUP CLINCHER CORD TIRE $13.65 $ 32x4 VACUUM CUP CORD .... $29.25 33x4 VACUUM CUP CORD 32x4V2 VACUUM CUP CORD 35 X 5 VACUUM CUP CORD ; s ! 130.15 ! >37.70 !i49JO ?Tht Sound of Safety!" 'i Hundreds on Every Tin? r Every Cup * Quality Pledgt A IV n *?eU?? Ooa?a>r Quae* > 4 W. C. '' \ DtynmNW X%M Fk?M Mil.

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