THE BIG
- LITTLE"
STORE
Has just received and opened
for inspectioi a full sample
line of ladies and little women
coat sui s in Serge broad
cloth, engli ;h and scotch
suitings ch viots and fine
velvet suits, long coats in the
uuvt iiiainouj^icjro uaiatuid,
silk plushes and broad clothes
CALL
AT ONCE
aid mak( your selection, you
savay20 t 33 1-2 per cent by
placing y >ur order now from
the samp e line, a fit guaranteed,
anc will make delivery
to suit y )ur convenience. I
have jus received my fifth
order sir :e A?ril of WARWElk
BROS.
Rust Proof
4orse\S
their popularity anil superior
qualities are proyen by
the immense number r sell.
If yop are not wearing a
rust sroof
/ TRY ORE
You Will Want
/ Ro Other
/SHOES
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The best thing on toot is a
comfortable pair of shoes,
every available place in the
store is filled with the very
best shoes possible, just the
pair you want for every
member of the family and
rememberjif you are pinched
for shoe money I will satisfy
you and make your feet glad
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Suggsetiv Questions j
On the Sunday School Lesson by ]
Rcy. Dr. UnscoR for the Internatioml
Press Bible Question
Club
CoWTfeftt 1 Ml. ts Sn rSUonKI. l>. D.
Sept. 24th, 1911.
Daniel in the Lion's Den. Dan. vi.
Golden Text?The angel of the
Lord eneampeth round about them
that fear him, and delivereih thun.
Ps. xxxiv:7.
(1) Verse 1-.?Who was King Da
rioua, whom did he auceeed, what
kind of a man was he?
(2) Verses 2-3?What had been
Daniel's history up to thia tilde?
(8) What ia the rela'ive impor
tance to auooeas in life, of intellectual
ability and an excellent spirit, that
ia a kin I heart with polite and winning
manner?
(4) What are the really essential
qualities to success in life?
(a) Verse* 4-5?Why did the
"presidents and princes" dislike, and
seek the injury of Daniel?
(* ) What proportion of men are
jea' of the success of others?
(.")\V hf are so many men jealous,
I instead of rejoicing at the success of
others?
(8) Is it possible for all Chris- .
tisns to ao live, as to perfectly please
God?
(9) Verses 6-9?Are rich or
highly educated men, as liable to be 4
jealous, and seek the injury of an- "
other, as are the poor and ignorant?] ?
(10) There are two classes of |"
men, one which seek* to injure, and J
the other wliioh seeks to help v
their fellow a, where do we mostly c
tin'i them, in or out of the church? f
(11) "What was the scheme of
these men for injuring Daniel?
(12) Verses 10-11?Why is it s
wise or otherwise in these days, to s
open our windows, e? our neighbors
may hear our jrayers?
(13) Does I he narrative indicate <r
is il anywhere itt the bible stated as ]
to how many times a day we should
engage in formal prayer?
,(14) Versee 12-15?What is the
moral difference in the turpitude of
killing a man in anger, and killing
him by a cold blooded and systematic
follow up plan? 1
(15) What reason are there for or J
against the breaking of a promise j
that never should have been made?
(16) Verses 16-17?VVas Darius
sincere in saying it, and what reascn had
he to think that God would deliver
D-niel?
(17) V'ers-s 18-23?What did
fasting avail the king, and ot what
use is it to us?
(18) What is the spiritual value |
of this miraculous deliverance of
Daniel to ub?
(19) If this story should prove to
be of the nature of a parable, an 1
not actual hmtorv, tvonld itB religious
value be any the Use <>r more to
us? - '
(This is ono of the questions that
may he ausw red is writing bv
memDers of the clnb.)
(20) Verses 24-28?Was the kiug
jnsl as bad in causing the death nt
all these eDemies of Daniel, as they j
had been? I,
(21) What is the character of the f
act to try by threat to make people
serve our God? t
Lesson for Sunday, Oct. 1st., 1911.
The Prophet Ezekiel a Watchman.
Ezek. iit. ' . {
CORE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When a ,
Loulsburg cUizen Shows 4
You thaCure.
Why will peop e continue to auf- I
fer the agonies of idnev complaint, I
backache, urinal J ldisorders, lameness
headaches, I iKuor, why allow
themselves to 1^ Mae chronic invalids,
when a testes rlmedy ts offered
Stan's Kidney Pils is the remedy
to use^Mttcatws i gives to the kidneys
the KJSp^the r n ed to perforin
thpir workX
If you have aifjy, ven one, of the
symptoms of aWsie> Vdtaeases, core
yourself now, before i iam(ea, dropsy
or Bright's disease lets ha. Head
this Looisborg tee tic ony: \
I Mrs. A. B. Allan N. MsuCBt.,
| Louisbarg, S. C? ays: "I have
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ney Pills since theW rid me of kidney
trouble in ^February 1908
and I know they my core is a
permanent one. If can still reoommeod
this reined in the highest
terma.,fT' /
.for sale by all/dealers. Prioe 60
cetts. Poster ) ilburn Co., New
York, sole age ts for tho United
States.
Remember t e name?Loan's?
and take no othi r.
DUerhoaa is Mways mors or Ices
Mr^ ^orT^^c5amhnr!iin,B"cJf*"
"sf" ?'. ,
A* usually treated, a apraioed ank'e
ill disable a man fur three or fdur
weeks, but bv applying Chamberlain*!
Lininient freely as soon aa the injury
a received, and ub<serviu;t tire directions
with each bottle, r. curW can be
effected in from two to tour cava. For
wtle bv all jfcalel.
iCiwocife
Mantis 1
Rk?uMttni Blood Dtoouot (
The caoM .of rheunpitlam Wi excess <
uric acid In the bloo<n To cure rheumatism
this acid must/be expelled from
the syste*t.\ Rheumallsm is an Internal
disease \nd reqf ires an internal
remedy. Rubbing w/th oils and liniments
may ease the fain, but they will
no more cure Yheuiiatlsm thorn paint
will chance the nberjof rotten wood.
Cures RfcwrtUw To Stay Cased.
Science has discovered a perfect and
complete cure cat ltd atheumacide. Tested
in hundreds ofViaes. It has effected
moirvelous cures, leieumaclde removes
the cause, sets at \fhe joints from the
lnaJde, sweeps the toolsons out pf the
system, tones up tha stomach, insulates
the bowels sad xidnhys.. Sola by druggists
st 80c. and $i;Hn the tablet form
at Sc. and Ito., by HUll. Booklet free.
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Gets At Tfcf Joints iHr.irn The lunlde.
vFor/
Fruit - Trees!,
Ornamental Trees,
shrubs, Ptoses/ Bulbs and
Bulbous Plants J Grape Vines
Small FrtmsJ Etc. You
nn't better jjpurself other j
ban by inv^tighting the '
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COMPANY |
Represented I in Franklin j
Cou*ty by
W. HyByrum, '
Frankhfctcn, N. C. j
n Louisburg every Monday '
^ook at this line before you <
uiyrit-will be saving dollars i
n yourjpocket. - '
This is One of Many
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recognized standard for
all that's gbod in the
new french ftnodels and
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to^$3.50^ejthf W are
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Jr* brings the top dollar and there are th
Lj pose and we know our business and f
X Busy to attend to it. In fact we ar
I Warehouse for the benefit of tobacco
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Warehouses i
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September 8th, 1911 J I
goes HIGHER.^ You will just have to -J
?pendent Warehouse to find out how high 1
i that tobacco put on the Riverside floor I
tee of us around eaeh pile for this pur- 1
urthermore it keeps us awful Dog-Gone ' 1
e running the Riverside Independent ft J
planters of this section (and ourselves) I I
jmoetitors or not. Come to the River- ^ I
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