Silk and Lace Unite in Fall's Varied Blotxses When one wants to dress up a btt for afternoon or evening, there Is nothing quite so convenient as a pretty blouse. New ones for tall in cheerful colors, are all made in the overblouae style, with sleeves mops or less abort, and decorated with lace or embroidery of beads, or other adorn ments. The styles are greatly varied, but most of them slip over the bead and fasten with a snap fastener? end that Is all there Is to a chang* of toilette. The blouse pictured la of dark red crepe de cSilne with emplacements of Vide filet lace at the front, and nar row val lace used for edgings and tn Mrtloos. It baa ties of narrow ribbon. Some folks are never so happy as when they are worried. A Bill To Be Entitled An Art To Pro vide for the Nomination ot a Mem ber of the Board of County Com missioner# and a Member cJt the Board of Education of Franklin County By Each of the Fire Districts In Said County The General Assembly ' ot North Carolina do enact: , Section 1. That at the next regular primary to be held In June nineteen hundred twenty six, and biennially thereafter, or as present terms of of fice expire, there shall be nominated tn each of the Flvej Districts of Frank lin County by tfie' qualified voters of said District,' one person as a Mem ber of the Board of County Commis sioners and one person as a Member of the County Board of Education of said County, each of whom must be a resident and a qualified voter ot said District; that the candidate for Mem bership on efther of said Boards re ceiving the highest number of votes In said primary in each District shall be one ot the five duly nominated can didates; that the persons so nomi nated for said offices shall be voted upon In each regular November elec tion next following said primary when said persons were nominated. Section 2.- That all laws and clauses of laws In conflict with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed. Section 3. That this act shall be In force from and after Its radlfica tlon. Homes might be popularized if ad vertised f. o. b. Detroit. While Waiting for the big oppor tunities, keep busy with the little ones. A Talk With a Louis burg Man Mr. Craaford Telia Something ef Interrat to Louisbnrg Folks. There's nothing more (onriactBa than the statemspt of someoM yvp ' know and nave confidence W. That* wny this talk with 1b. CranfoW of Church Street, ?houl(J bo mighty help ful here in Loulsburg. BL P. Cranford, garage foreman, Chuch Street, says: For spalls my kidneys almost failed to act. My baci nearly killed me with poiA aad I oooldn't turn in "bed without uut peine (tabbing ma. It was aim on inS ' "dIo to bend, and n%pr^inn nay was tore and stiff. I used Doam ? and i haven't had a spell with my ? sicca." 60c, at all dealers. Don't uk lor a kidney 'a Pilla ? the aajpa that St. lord l^a?. ^foite r-Jdilburn Cos The less garrulous a man is, the bet ter hearing he is certain to get. FOR RENT? ONE 3 HORSE FARM, one mile from Justlco, one-half mile from new church. Also two 15-acre farms for sale ? one fourth caah bal ance In one, two and three years. Apply to J. N. WESTER. V Loulsburg, N. C. 8-22-4t NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of N. F. Yarborough. de ceased. late of Franklin County, all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned on or- before the 8th day of August 1925 or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please come forward and make Immediate settlement- This August 7th, 1924. W. F. LEONARD, S-8-6t Administrator. Since Peggy Joyce is In the divorce courts again, the natural inference is that she was running short on pub licity matter. FOR SALE We hare listed for saie several val uable (arms, amoug which are (1) about 84 acres Cedar Rock T. S. known as Cooke land, on Slate highway; (2) about 135 acres Hayeavllle T. S. known as part of W hi taker lands. For prices &n.