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Let Us Quote Vou PRICES on, and show you a nice desi^a/to the memory of your ones. Our line of Tombstones^Monuments, Curbs, Etc., is complete and our prices wlllvwin your appreciationr. Write us or call to see us. / \ Henderson Marble 7and Granite Works, : J. L. McEIvvee, Proprietor, Henderson, North Carolina. STATEMENT CITIZENS BANK OF HENDERSON HENDERSON, N. C September, 11, 1917 Rmmmm Liabilities \ Loans and discounts {S33.749.00 Capital stock paid In 100,000.00 ? Overdrafts ? 2,451.63 Surplus .and profits 136.56S.43 Liberty Bond Account 61.721.81 ..Dividends unpaid 6.00 Stocks and bonds 51.305.00 / Note8 re.discoumed 25,000.00 Banking House Cashier's checks out and fixtures Insurance department Cash on hand and standing 2,271.90 Certified checks 153.90 in other banks 309,074.45 Deposits 1,008,933.22 Total $1,27IBJ33.45 Total $1,272,933.45 A Safff? Nace to Bank FOR TWENTY-EIGH^ YEARS THIS BANKiHAS BEEN UNDER ^HE SAME SAFE J MANAGEMENT And with a capital and>ufplus of $236,000.00, re sources of $1,272,000.00, offers supreme safety for its old as well as new freinds> CITIZEN'S BANK Henderson, N. C., J. B. OWEN, Pres. W. A. HUNT, Cashier. "Corn $16 Per Barrel" $12 Corn fed to the hogs/ and 1-3 of it feeding the Worms in the bogs this makes Corn actually con $16.00. Can you afford it? Get rid of the Worms, Clear up the Hog's liver, Immune the Hog from Cholera. National Hog Cholera Preventive Co., Raleign, N. C. /\ Salesmen: WINSTON BROS. - - Youngsville, N. C. C. S. WILLIAMS. - Franklinton, N. C. J. P. TIMBERLAKE, - - Louisburg, N. C. L. P. HICKS, - - Louisburg, N. C. "Ask Your Merchant" LOTS FOR SALE Six nice Residence Lots on Baker Heights just back of the Col lege. P ripe reason able, LOU v URG REPAIR SHOP J. Lehman, Prop'r. Hntt CarcUaa Don't Throw Your Clothes or Money Away. \ / But takeuiMii to the CHINESE1AUNDRY CHARLI 111 be cleaned and pressed ana made like new/ Also why pay for laqpdry work that yon do not get. We gWe yon the best of work and make your garments a pleasure to wear This is a Loulsburg enter prise and we solicit your pa tronage upon the basis of home pride, bnt not without a guarantee of satisfaction. canvas accept thk KLHi.N UK SIMPLICITY .MIladv*s Slipper i Siv? ( New York. Oct. 11, 1917?The ques tion of evening dress "to be or not to be" of the decollete, seems to have Wen decided. The optimistic spirit of America has prevailed, and while there Is not the same georgeous dis play as lu the past, evening clothes aro worn, are rarely beautiful ones at that. The President of tlief United Suites paid a visit to New York not long ago, and. together w^th- Mrs. \S ilson passed an evening at one of the most enjoyable plays of the sea Of t.'ourse the house was wildly enthusiastic; it was some time before the play could begin, and even then the audience paid more attention to the official box-party than, to the play. A Victory on Empire Lines Mrs. Wilson was very simply dreesed, but she seemed Immensely interested in the bustle dresses on the stage ami the costumes scattered every where over the house. <v Picturesque, indeed, are-the compro mises affected by Fashion. The dress es are in the same wonderful tints und colors that have always been fa vorites, perhaps though a trifle sub dued. Some high in the back, square or round in front, with long sleeves of tulle or gery short ones of the same material as the bodice or the overskirt. The waist that is cut s^alght is very popular this year, for it gives the effect of a higher neck. Simplicity end Lack of Trimming There is very little trimming on the new models. They seem to rely to a great extent on their line and color, and charming Indeed 1b the result. One of the most attractive of the new modes in evening gowns is Illustrat ed here. It is of rose-colored satin, bodice and skirt, with a filmy over skirt or tunic of soft mist-gray chif fon, stitched on the lcfwer edge with rose-colored silk in the* long, loose stitch which make such a facinating trimming. The collar and the short sleeves of the chiffon are stitched in the same manner. Good Taste In Slippers Just a word here about the slippers for evening, and the difference be tween. those in good taste and those that are just a trifle too ornate and ovtrtrimmed. Life has Invented s new word, the gerb "to hoove," mean ing to conserve, and it Is now being , widely used. One must "hoove" one's good.of course, and equally?of gourse one must "hoove" one's trimmings on every article of one's dress. Slippers that are good form are very plain. Indeed. The long vamp Is still with us; heels do not seem to be quite so high as formerly, for they too, have been "hooved." Satin, the same col or as the dress, Is the first choice. A rl-'nestone buckle placed high on the slipper is very fashionable. Then one of the latest Ideas in slipper deco ration is a tiny bow of satin, a single bow of ribbon a quarter of an Inch wide, perhaps. Many of the fall brides have chosen this tor their wed ding slippers. It gives the foot the long .narrow effect that Is so distinc tive, Sllpcyrs of brcade, of metal cloth, or of combinations of plain and figured materials are worn only on the most formal occasions. Indeed, the ail-black or all-white slipper is a'ways appropriate and in good taste. Stockings must, of course, match the costume and the slipper. Fashions that Platter Every woman, no matter what her age, size or coloring, has a secret thrill and new hope each time she buys or plans a frock. Perhaps, now, she will attain that degree of perfection which she desires, and with the aid of the Fairy New Dress, show to the world that she Is ever young and fair! With care and deep consideration she can do this, for flore ure fashions "that flatter, fash tot.* tjtat make the bent of one. fash ion.-* that create arouni! one the at lii. spliere of charm and romanco T! ; surplice style is one of these. aril /T The Charm of Lace and Taffeta thp evening dress illustrated here sni'ws a rare combination of beauty mid style. The tie-on waist and the shaped tunic are of champalgne color ed taffeta, and the lace of the rest of tl-e dress Is cream-colored. One un usual feature Is the sleeve puff of lace bound In the taffeta. Airy Fairy Accesrories All the glow and glitter of the time o- day when fireflies and other lights ere bright are contained In the ac cessories for the evening costume. Tnere are scarfs dripping with scin tillating beads, combs and fans on fire with flashing lights, rhlnestone buckles on slippers, and precious Jewels on white hands and arms. There is not the overloading of An kers with rings nor the many chains and neck ornaments as formerly. This year the woman of good taste piefers one perfect thing, be It ring, brooch or bracelet, to the dozens of small odds and ends of yester yenr. All of which goes to make up the overwhelming beauty of any gather ing where fashion and patriotism work hand in hand. Croup / If your cwldren are subject to croup get a tottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy\anjf when the attack comes on be ca)w?ful to follow the plain printejj/lnitructions. You will be surprised at the quick relief which it affords. ?WATT.?The DelccVjgW^ man has something of interesn^for you.Don't buy something out ot'dKte and regret it. ' > 9-14-tf FIRE INSURANCE. When you wwlnsuranee taks It with T. W. WiftSKUI. He knows how. / \' 741-tf. Sale of Valuable Farm Near Cedar Bock On Tuesdta-, October 16th, lSyf, at the noon reoess of court, tha^under signed will dffer for sale/fit public auction, to thA highest /bidder, the tract of land Bnown st3 the "Willie Boone old Horn A Plate," with dwell ing and outhouMa, containing 60 acres, more oivfesk. Terms of afle: ape-third cash and balance x/l an8"i years, deferred paymentyto bear 6 ?er cent Interest fcrm data, and be sedured by deed of trust on the land. Re^ts for 1917 re This Sept 28. 1917. W. E. UZZELL, Executor of Mrs. Alice I. Boone Wm. H. and Thos, W. Ruffln, Attys. 9-28-3t * UELCO-LIGHT?A child can oper erate It. It Is nondangerous. You do not have to be Jb electrician to run It / \ 9-14-tf FOR SALE Desirable Town Lop and Farms The Ellis Pmpeitj. That lot akd several dwellings near the College, Wlkfa the "Creekmore" j A lot and ronlllng, corner Noble and Spring Strkbts, oecnptod by Mrs. I Pearce. A j A small tenai&house and lot oppo site the last JanM lot. A bullfl<pg/>n BUI Run Alley. A dwalltafe <jp Hprtn* and Uedar StfBata, I kdbwa a* the "Yonng ntnr. * W1U ba sold on e?s7 terms. Ap ply to J. L. PALMES. 4geot or Wm. M. & TH08. W. RUFWN. Attorneys. fr-15-tf. Notice. Having qualified as administrator of Alonzo Q. Loyd, Ndeceas/d, late of Franklin county, this H to notify all persons holding claim/ against the said estate to preBem/he same to the undersigned on or bVore Aug. 31st, 1918 or this notice wlflNbe plead In bar of their recovery, f All persons In debted to said estue will pease come forward and maki lmm\lato settle ment. This Aug./30th, 1917. / O. T. LOYD, 8*8Wt ' Adm'r. \( HIS I> STOMACH SOI li Til K KOOI) AMI I'AI'SK imhuestion "I'apc's IHupcpsin** tixes sour, pas*?? upset stomachs in the? minutes Vou don't know wliat ^ipset your stomach -wttycli portion did the damuie?do you? bother. If your stomac volt; if sick, t&ssy what you Just atV has fermented and turned to sour; heiul drezy and aches; belches gases and nctfls and eructate undigested food; brejkhyfoul, tongue cc-ated?Just Uke a /it^fe Pape's l)ia pepsin to *eufralip/aridity and in Ti\o inimiteTyou w/>pder 4tyat became 01 the inTttgcstion Millinos of mej know that it is seedless to pepsia. A little/ Diapepsm Inly keeps the / stomach and they eat th^ir favorite foods with cut fear. \ % If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebel lion: if yopr food is a damage intsead of a help .remember the quickest, sur est, most harmless antacid is Pape's Diapepsln. which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful?it stops food souring and sets things straight, so gently and easily that it is really astonishing Your 8tomach,will digest your meals If you keep acids neutralized. "Every time I get a newautomobilo I deposit five thousand dollars in the bi-nk." ?Why do you do that?" "So I can have a fund I can draw on to pay for repairs." WOKN NERVES Nervous troubles, with backache, dizzy spells, queer patos and irregu lar kidneys,, give reason to suspect kidney weakness tnd/o try the reme dy that has heinai wur neighbors. Mrs. /\V^ F. Vcniwi luason St., Franklmton, N. O^ayt^'I had trou blesome my kidneyspearly all my life. My back pslnea me severely and felt as thoagh\t were broken. Awful twinges /narteck through my kidneys and I dbuldn't move until the pains let up. J had dizzyNand nervous spells. I passed gravel Vtones the Uze of large peas and I nearly went insane. I finally began using Doan's Kidney Pills and the first box helped tnc A cottplo cf boxes strengthened my buck\nd kidneys and removed all the trouble, 1 don't have trouble from stonesSln ray bladder any more." Price 00c, aU dealer?. Don't siui piy ask for kidney remedy?get Houii'm Kidjtfey\lMlls?the Hunie%tliat Mrs. Crey>? liud.X Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo. >f. Y. (luiniberluln.s Cough Itemed) tlie Most tollable After many year*' experience In the i ?se of it atyd otli/r cough medicines, there are many wlio prefer Chamber lain's to any ^wer. Mrs. A .C. Kirs toin, Greenvlll4 Ills., write*,* "Cham berlains rough ^Remedy has been us ed in my njothek's liomc and mine for years, and \ve\always found it a quick cure for colcW and bronchial troubles. We And ift, to bo the most reliable cough medicine we have us ed." Carefully Treat Children's Colds Neglect Ct children's oolds often laystha foundation of serious long trouble. On the other huna it is harmful to continu ally dose delicme little stomacha with in ternal mediciset or to keep the childreo ?always indoojL ... Plenty of *eah Sir in the bedroom and a good application at Tick's 44Vap-0-Bub'? Salve over ttie throat and chest at the first sign of trouble, will keep the little chaps free from eolda without injuring their di gestions. 26c, 60c, or $1.00, ? VKKSV?<?SAUG j Model Steam Laundry. Leave ytour Laundry with J. W. Kine and wt the best work. Beeiv nlng thl? VHk. til laundry will b* collected on delivery. It you hav? any laundry to go oft call up J. W. King's store, K o. 327 and have the change ready "when your laundry Is delivered. 7-6-tf JNO. W. KING, JR. = DELCO-tJGHT?Dr. Robert J.. Gill of Hendersoh, N. C. has it and likes it. 9-14-tf YOTAJ^fOEFEE DELCO\LIGHT?Ne danger of fire lr> m it. \\cetylei,(r and coal oil lamps are Vnhealtfiy and dangerous Electric lights are good Insurance, no danger. - / 9-14-tf DELCO-LIGi^y?It won't blow up. It won't freeze. It Is safe, healthful and harmless. Everybody Is pleased with it. Sold by Farm Home Elec tric Lighting Co., Oxford, N. C. Come to the Franklin County Fair and while in town we will be glad to see you at n aton aT Tank Whether on business or not Franklin Cctantyte Strongest and best Equipped Bank More Loans X More Cash More' Deposits Than any other Bank in the County Bring us your Cotton and Tobacco Checks We need you and you may need us, so let's get aquainted. We especially invite the Ladies all over the Coun ty to make our rest room headquarters while in town NO CHARGE FOR CASHING CHECKS WHETHER YOU DEPOSIT OR NOT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK LOUISBURG. N- C W H. RUFFIN, Pres. F. B McKINNE, Cashier T. W- WATSON. Asst- Cashier
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