TUCKERS
LIVERY
Main Street
Louisburg, N." C.
I have equipped a most up-to
date Livery Stable ft* the ac
commodation of the people of
Louisburg and Franklin County
and especially the traveling pub
ic. My outfits ai e the beet to be
bad and your every convenience
will be Riven prompt attention.
My drivers are all polite and
know their work. Give me an
>pportunity to show my appro
bation of your Datronage. Prices
reasonable. Special equipment
for special occasions. ?
J. O. Tucker
Louisburg, N. C.
Loony Limericks.
Was named Carolina aa well,
Was named Carolina as well.
But she was so sweet.
That whoever she'd meet.
Would address her as Mloo Coro Meli
A louchy old Tellow named Frost,
Had a beard that was long and much
tossed ;
But though It seems queer.
He combed It each year
To find anything he had lost.
IMMENSE SALE OF
NATOL FINK APPLE
pepsin in oub crrr
There has just been received anoth
er large consignment of Natnl Pineap
ple Pepsin Compound. Its soothing,
stimulating effects and the fact that
chemically It resembles the digestive
fluids of the stomach . makes It an
ideal medicine for all forms of stom
ach trouble, poor digestion, and bowel
disorders. It is made from Pineapple
Juice and Pepsin combined with other
needful ingredients. 50c trial size
bottles. All druggists and Aycocke
Drug Co. * ?"
? TToMto.
Having qualified a8 executor of the
estate of Mrs. Maria Jane Yarbor
ough, deceased, late of Franklin Conn
ty, this is to notify all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to pre
sent the same to the undersigned r. ;.
or before. October 13th, 1917, or th
notice will be plead in bar of their r
covery. All persons owing said es
tate will please come forward and
make Immediate settlement. This
October 13th, 1916.
_ J. W. VALENTINE, Eltr.
W. M. PERSON. Atty.
10-13-6t. ?
Notice.
By virtue of deed of trust executed
to me by Sam T. Alston and wife,
Laura Alston, which said instrument
is on record in Book 177, page 194, in
Register of Deeds office. Franklin
County, default havlng-been made in
payment of note therein secured, I
will at request of holder of note, sell
for cash at public auction at court
house door In Louisburg, N. C., on the
17th day of Nov. 1916, at 12 o'clock
M., following land, descrlSed as fol
lows: On the north by lands of P.
G. Alston, on the east by lands ot
Henry Alston, on the south by landB
of Peter Alston, on the wen by lands
of Henry ,Radford, containing 19 2-3
acres more or less. Thl3 Oct. 18th,
1916.
' - JNO. A. DAMERON. JR.,
10-20-4t. Trustee.
, SAVES DAUGHTER
Airici of Mother no Doobt Pr?
tnb Daagbter's Untimely ExL
to do
write*
THERE IS MUCH DIVERSITY IX
THE AITIMX STYLES.
Though Foil and Straight, Skirts May
Illft'er Widely ? Sleeres and Pockets
Are Interesting.
New York. November 7. 1?16
It is especially Itue this outumn
that variety* is one of the greatest
charms of the styles . Although Jthose
who have been looking for revolution
ary changes in the fashions have, no
doubt, been disappointed, they will
certainly adaiit that the diversity in
the present styles more than makos
up for the absence of anything that
might be called radically different.
Fresh interest is always being arous
ed by the clever variations of the pres
ent straight, full silhouette that meets
the eye at every turn.
Afternoon Dress of Satin with Drape*]
Skirt
Although the general rule is full,
straight-hanging skirts, there are doz
ens and dozens of skirts of this type
which differ widely one from the oth
er. One of the most noticable fea
tures which accounts for some of the
differences is the uneven hem advo
cated by many of the Parisian hous
es . In some skirts the effect 4s ofc
tained by a gradual lengthening at
y*e back. In others, panels at the
front and back or at the sides hang
several inches below the hem of the
ck!rt. When fur is used to ed?e
>'? irts c J *l is type, it may be placed
: :*-e panels or the sid
vy r ? the fklr* not all around;
?' ? ' ? ? >U4 means uf varying
the placing cf mr banding of skirts.
Some of the French designers who lay
particular stress on the uneven hem
are Callot, Bulloz, Agnes and Beer.
Not only skirts but coats, too, arc
marked by the uneven hem. Not a
few droop at the sides, while the from
and back are even, and some coats
with full, rippling peplums are a good
deal longer in the back than in rhe
front . , -
Atfbther theme which has had nc
end of variations is that of the pock
et. Through the long life of the pocl:
et, it has been truly amazing to watch
the resources of the designers, who
have never lacked in bringing out
something novel in this direction.
And, still, new treatments are seen
every day, for large and small pock
ets are still the vogue on garments ot
every kind and for every occasion,
from the simple, tailored waists and
skirts to the most dressy frocks and
suits. '
In afternoon frocks, a most charm
ing effect is the soft side drapery on
skirts, falling like a cascade. This
style is exceedingly graceful in soft
satins, silks, chiffon velvets and ev?n
in the pliant serges and other soft
.woolens. _ The dress shoWn here il
lustrates this pretty mode. It is
fashioned of soft satin with a collar
of fur cloth and a banding of fur
around the edge of the skirt. Tho,
waist is in jumper effect outlined with
braid, and there are extensions at the
sides which end in little pockets.
Plat br?ld~J a one of the new dress
trimmings, and the lacquered braid la
one the prettiest novelties In this
ltne/ It has a dull polished finish.
Some New Sleeves.
There are several new fashions in
sleeves, and among them the" most
striking are those that are quite full
at the elbow and fit snugly below lu
The leg-o'-mutton is being brought
forward again, and sleeves with deep
cuffs are very popular. Quite a novel
idea In sleeves was noticed in a blue
serge dress trimmed with moleskin
"fur at the collar, hem and pockets.
It had tight-fitting hleeves. the uppor
part of which was of fur and the de jp
cuff of blue serge.
There are few coats witnout poet#
ets. All are very snog and comfort
able, especially the all-enveloping top
coats buttoned to the neck and cojrer
?--&??. v . v ? v '
lng the eiitlre dress. The coat in the
illustration is of heavy velours with
large bone buttons and very large. ga
thered pockets. Few women will be
satisfied without one of the practit&l
coats, which may be used In 'air' kinds
of weather. , v
tJhfWre?,3 Fashlois>? 1
Children are not neglected by any
means, by those who set the modes. A
great deal of attention is given to their
clothes, which to a certain degree fol
low the 'fashions of Uielr elders.
The Russian blouse style Is fse
A Heavy Coat For All Kinds ol W ei
ther.
quently employed for youngsters, botli
for school and afternoon frocks. Both
plump and slender girls can wear this
style becomingly.
To vary the long coat, which Is al
ways an essential item of the girl's
wardrobe, smart little coat suits are
now being worn as well. For dresay
wear these are of velvet, wool yol
ours and duvetyn, and for general use
they are of serge, gabardine, checks
and mixtures.
Embroidet-y in colored silks. wdbM
and beads is as populaf for yoaa^
girls a? for women. They also hava
as wide a choice in dress materials
and colors. Green, dark brown, deep
red, and blue of all shades, are used
for their -coats- r.nd frocks.
Forget Tour Aches.
Stiff knees, aching limbs, lame back
make life a burden" if ? you ? s?ff*i
from rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neu
ralgia, get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment
the universal remedy tqr pain. Eps>
to apply; It penetrates without rub
bing and soothes the tender flesh.
Cleaner and more effective than mus
sy ointments or poultices. For strains
or sprains, sore muscles or 'Trenched
ligaments result'.n; f ron. strenuous
e\ciclse, Sloan's TJa'meiit gl v.'s qul-k
relief. Keep It on hand ft'.* emer
Ccnc'es. At your Drug<l?i, 25c.
Debating Society Organized at Boyn1.
With the aid of cur efficient Supei
intendent of Public Instructions Mr.
E. L. Best, there was organized at the
Royal school house on the night o:
Oct. 26th, a debating society for the
men of the Royal neighborhood.
The following officers wei% elected:
J. H. Cyrus, President; Joe R. Jon
es, Vice-President; Sandy Hill, Secre
tary; R. T. Harris, Treasurer.
After organizing the query and de
baters for the next meeting were se
lected ...
The query was resolved: "That
corn Is of more value to the United
States than cotton.
The following were appointed (HHia
terB: W. H. Frazler and J. C. Jon
es, Affirmative; Joe R. Jones and A.
D. Frazler, negative.
The Society met again Nov. 2, at S
o'clock P. M. The debates were good
both sides debating with spirit, the at
firmatlve being declared the wlnnei .
The society meets twice a month, on
Thursday nights before the second
and fourth Sundays.
Head-Off That All-Winter Cough .
At the first sign of sore throat, tight
chest or stuffed-op head take a dose
of?Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-Honey. The
healing plnetar, soothing boner and
glycerine quickly relieve the congei
tlos, loosen the phlegm and break up
your cold. Dr. Bell's Plne-Tar-Hon
ey has all the benefits of the healing
aroma from a nine forest. It Is pleas
ant to take ana antiseptic. The for
mula on the bottle tells why It re
lieves colds and coughs .N At your
Druggist, 25c. f
The Methodist Church.
Revival services will begin next
Sunday A. M, at the M. E. Church.
The pastor will do the preaching nno
the singing will be led by Mr. D.
Ward Milam, of Atlanta, Ga. Mr.
Milam Is said to be an excellent lead
er. He desires all of the singers in
town to Join In a chorus choir. The
meeting frill continue for two week?.
Will There be a Piano in Your Home This
If So What Kind? Let Your Selection be
* *
The Celebrated Starr
Not alone in the beauty of Spanish 'Architecture, Landscape. Gardening
and other exterior attractions does the "Exposition Beautiful" differ from the
^expositions of the past? interior decorations and exhibits have been selected and
installed with the same measure of artistic diacrimination. Not more than
three, and in many instances but two, exhibits of the same nature have been
selected and these, ef necessity, must be of th'e best. It is not a competitive
exhibition in the usual sense of the word; rather an Exposition into which en
ter the fairest works of man and nature in complete and inspiring concord?in
other words, it's a true presentation of progress and lite in this great "United
States.'' \ It is significant, that before the jgreat opening on January, 1915,
Starr Pianos or Playerpianos had been selected for practically every building
and that they have, in every instance since, brought forth words of appreciation
Watch This Space Next Week For
home Testimony
C. C. HUDSON CO S. STORE
The Store That Undersells All
LOUISBURG, ' - NORTH CAROLINA
New Arrivals
* . ?
Among the many i^ew things we are receiving
daily in our Furniture and House Furnish
ings line is the very popular
Davenport or Duofold
This is a unique piece of Furniture and combines
^attractiveness "with usefulness. Come in and see
^it. Also a big lot of Parlor and Bed Room Suits.
These are very attractive and moreso when you
see the prices. We have just received a big lot of
Mattresses
All grades. v
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Come in and see them and let us save you money
? vf ? #. . / ' *' ? ?? -
J. S. HOWELL
Louisburg, N. 0.
p. S. Don't Forget to Pay Your Account at Once.