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THE FRANKLIN PRESS
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1325
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LE EIRE
Atlanta patrolman Says
Karnak Has Made Him
Like A Brand New Man
After 5 Years Misery
Officer Silas D. Gunn, popular
Atlanta Police .Officer for the past
13 years, living 'at 9.7 McPherson
Avenue, is still another who un
hesitatingly indorses Karnak above
all other treatments.
"I will never ttop thanking the
good friend who put nie on to Kar
nak," says Mr. Gur.n. ."Off and on
for the past five years, I suffered
misery from indigestion. Food
setn.d to turn to gas in my stom
ach, and I was almost afraid , to
eat at all on account of the suffer
ing' that would follow. I was al
ways constipated, couldn't sleep
nights to do any good, and morn
ings I felt weak and draggy and
out of sorts all over.
"Well sir, after my second bot
tle of Karnak I just felt like I had
never seen an ill day. Why, you
just ought to see me eat now and
everything agrees with me to a "P.
No more iras bloating, belching or
stomach distress. Nights I sleep
so sound and restful that morn
ings I feel as lively as a colt. I
took a few Karnak Pills when I
started" Karnak, and 1 haven't been
bothered with constipatiei. since.
In fact, I feel so fine, and fit in
every way that I am just like a '
brand new man. Karnak is a med
icine that everybody ought to know
about."
Karnak is sold in Franklin exclu
sively by the Franklin Pharmacy. .
Press Want Ads Always Bring Results
Kodaks ' Developing
If you want the truth about '
Smith's Coca Colas ask the
traveling man. They are like
Costa's Ice Cream which we
serve--" Just A Little Bit Bet-,
ter."
Our motto: "Service and the
Best."
FMNK T. SMITH
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Cay r Cigars
Store Closes Doors When !
It Stopped Advertising
Withdrawal of all advertising sev
era! years ago , from The Champion
News-Gazette is blanked as the chief
contributing cause of the failure of
Murdock Brother for 18 years a lead
ing ladies' deady-to-'wear store, in
Champion, 111.
The blame is assumed by E. L.
Murdock in a signed letter published
in , the News-Gazette, following the
voluntary closing of the doors of the
concern to avert being thrown into
"bankruptcy. i
The part of his letter touching up
on his inability to hold the public's
trade" without using newspaper ad
vertising space follows:
"Another contributing cause and
perhaps the greatest contributing
cause, is the fact that" during four
years our firm, because we thought
the rate was too high, withheld all
advertising in The News-Gazette.
For two years we were out of the
paper. "YVV were' without proper
means of getting messages about our
stor into the homes of pur friends
and buyers. The result was they
soon forgot us. We tried -other
forms of advertising t0 supplant the"
News-Gazette, 'but we found that
none was effective. Our business
continued on the down grade.
After two years we saw the error
of staying out of The News-Gazette.
Arrangements were made again with
the News-Gazette to carry Murdock
advertising into the homes of this
community. The business began to
thrive but it was too late. Seeming
ly our friends had forgotten about
us. The fault was ours. For too
long a time we have failed to re
mind them about the splendid mer
chandise and values in our store.
'i.ri-County Advertiser.
'
ELGIN WATCHES
Are dependable timekeepers,
and at reasonable prices.
WATCH REPAIRING
I guarantee to use only
GENUINE parts. The fitting
of, imitation parts .ruins a
watch for close timekeeping.
GROVER JAMISON
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Many Stars Sold
By means of a concentrated ad
vertising campaign and aconcentra
tion of sales effort the firm of Field
and Lee of Oakland. Calif., sold 88
Star cars in 33 days last fall.
The reason for the success of this
sales effort are listed by Field and
LeP as follows:
1. An advertising campaign- in
which the firm name of Field and Lee
was kept constantly before the
public. ' . .
2. A concentration of sales effort
on the part of the sale. fore.'. .
The fir.t month of advertising cost
Fie'd and Lee $4,000. an amount;
however, which proved well spent,
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Beautify the school grounds.
WE CARRY, IN STOCK M
PROMPT SfliPHENT
Giant Stringless Beau Seed J
Simon Stringless Bean Sted
.Livingston Globe Tomato Seed
Arsenate of Lead
Sulphur
Black-Leaf 40
Hydrate Lime
Crates
Baskets
Crate Nails
Lime Sulphur Solution
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CORNELIA BRANCH
SOUTHERN BROKERAGE CO.
J. L. ROPER, Jr., Manager CORNELIA, GA.
Delicious, Cooling, Refreshing
Bottled at Franklin, N. C, where the Coca
Cola Inspector rated the plant as 99 1-3 per
cent perfect. Visitors 'Welcome. Patronage
solicited.
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
G. T. STILES, Prop. ,
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Lets the
Some of these other horse jockeys have been crowding Steve Porter's nag against the rail.
Quite some considerably.
And. Steve's mad. ' .
He's darned mad! ' .
So. since giving away merchandise seems to be the new fad in these parts, Steve Porter allows to make a" few out-of-season
Christmas, gifts his own self. And, as they used to tell us during.'the late unpleasantness', if you give, give till it hurts
So Steve Porter is letting the tail go with the hide. . , ' ." .,
; Read below my list of prices on new-stock, standard Ladies' Shoes. If you can. find a merchant in Macon County, or anywhere
else, who will beat these prices, I'll have Wint Horn put a bill through the next Legislature changing his name to Santa Claus!
THIS IS A GROUP OF WORLD BEATERS:
36 pairs.. '.'Lad and Lassie" Ladies' Black Patent Slippers, $5.00 value, my record price....................:...:.l;..... ,$2.25 per pair
10 pairs .Ladies' Black Patent One-Strap Dress Pumps, $5,00 value, at this store '.T.............. ....-jv...,. 2.25 per pair
24 pairs' Ladies' Black Kid Center-Strap Pumps, the'. very latest, $4.00 elsewhere, my give-away price :......:................L.... 2i25 per pair
12 pairs Ladies' Brown One-Eylet Tie Pumps, a new style, manufacturers price $5.00, at my store.................. 3.50 per pair
12 pairs Ladies' Black Kid Lace Oxfords, a handsome conservative style for middle age ladies, my gift price.................... 2.25 per pair
3 pairs Two-Tone Ladies' Oxfords, an unprecedented value, worth $4.00, my special price.... 2.00 per pair
3 pair s. Ladies' Brown Lace Oxfords, a $3.25 value, my extra-ordinary price .............;............... 1.75 per pair
HUNDREDS OF THE SAME SORT OF BARGAINS IN MEN'S SHOES, BOTH DRESS AND WORK SHOES, HIGH SHOES
AND LOW CUTS.
THEY ARE IN MY WINDOW LOOK FOR YOURSELF.
That Low Moaning You Hear Is the Wail of the Jockeys Who Thought They Could Crowd Steve Porter's Nag Off the Track!
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HOTEL FRANKLIN BUILDING
FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA