STATI M' NORTH CKA0LI5A
P?pMift of State
CERTIFICATE Or DISSOLUTION
"'o all to Whom These Presents May
Come?Greeting:
Whereaa, It appears to my satis
faction, by duly authenticated record
t the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by the unanimous
.ofisent of all the stockhol.Vr-5. d?*
pcjited in ijjjr office, that the Youngs-,
vQe Hosiery Mills Company, a cor
pdhatiou of this State, whose pr!nci
pal offioe is situated at the town of
Ydungsrille. Cminty of Franklin
S&t? of North Carolina (John F
Mfehell being the agent therein and
in charge thereof, upon whom the
process may be served), has complied
with the requirements of Chapter 21,
Revisal of 1105, ?jntltled "Corpora
tions". preliminary to the issuing of
this Certificate of Dissolaton:
Now. Therefore. I. J. Bryan Grimes.
Secretary of the State of North Caro
na do hereby certify that the said
corporation did. on the 1? 'ay of Oc
ober 1M7. lile in my office a duly
vriting to the dissolution or 5aid cor
??oration. executed by all ;!io stock,
holders thereof, w'-.ich *ald consent
and the record of the proceedings are
now on li!e in my said office as pro
vide*: 1 y law.
In Testimony Whereof. 1 lave here
lo set i::y hanrt an?T affixed r:y <j:':'icial
seal a* r.aUitfh. t'iis. I:1;'.; day of Oc
tober. A. D. 1*?17.
J. rilYAN CtKIMES. S ;.rv of
State. o 1 ol.
NEW TOWN ORDINATE
Vt ir.c.'li:!!? o( the Town
sinner* hold tm t'rldjij- iiT-rlit. Fctmi
iirj' 1Mb. 191$ the following row or
dinance was passed.
"Be it Ordaiaril,
Tliut on nnil ?fter date it shall
lie oiibvtul lor any p r>on to <kate
in the town of l.onii*)n:i: en Main st?
or within the tire distrht of'said town
uL.ie'r a penally ?>. lit e dollar* tor caeh
offense."
By order of the Board of Town Com
missioners.
L. L. JOYXER, Mayor.
A. W?-4LSTO>, Clerk.
I 22 5t.
_ WASTED TO BUT
All the old oat sacks you have.
Highest Prices paid. JOHN W. KING.
3 1 tf.
A ciiimpaD7.ee in full evening dress
escaped from a show in New York.
.When found he was mingling with
the guests at a swell lobster palace
We are not informed in tne dispatch
kow his keepers distinguished him
from the other guests.
The government is in a fair way to
-account for the shortage of pork. Most
of the hogs seem to have been attr&cl
ed to Hog Island.
TUCKERS
LIVERY
?7?Nash Street
Loulsburg, N. t.
I have equipped a most up-to
date Livery Stabie for the ac
commodation of the people of
I^uisbnrK and ^'rank+m County
and especially the traveling pub
lic. My outfits aie fhe best to be
had and your every convenience
will be given prompt attention.
Sly?drivers are all polita and
know their *ork. Give me
opportunity to show my appre
ciation of your Datronape. Prices
reasonable. Special equipment
for special occasions.
25c for tie in and yrc for feed.
J1:11^1: Tu'cfc^j
Louisburg1, N. C.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
has been a household remedy Ml over
the civilized world for more than half
a century for constipation, Intestinal
troubles, torpid liver and the general
ly depressed feeling that accompanies
such disorders. It is a most valuable
remedy for indigestion or nervous dys
pepsia and liver trouble, bringing on
headache, coming up of food palpita
tion of heart, and many other wynr
ptoms. A few doses of August Flow
er Will relieve you. It is a gentle lax
ative. Sold by Aycock Drug Co. 30
and 90c. bottles.
TT? QoMm That Dots Not Affect the He?d
BtetQM of It? tonic and laxative effect, LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININR la better tb?n ordinary
Quinine and doe? not cause nertoainen nor
HulMr In bend. Remember the fall tnrrae asd
look for the nteonture of R w. O&OVB. 30c.
Whenever You Need t General Toole
Take Grove's.
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QU1NINK
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. ,
A Chicago man is reported to have
paid $10.000 for a pig. That's nothing
astonishing. Thare are any number*
of hogs that have cost this country
many times that amount each. And
they can't be usad for pork, either.
They're just hogs, without any red
eeming traits whatever.
"A SPLENDID TONIC "
Say* Hixson Lady Wbo, On Doc
tar'* Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.
Hixson, Tenn.?"About 10 years ago
I was..." says Mrs. J. B. ? Gadd, of
this^lace. "I suffered .with a rain Is
my loft side, could not sleep at nlcht
with this paiu, always in the left
side...
My doctor told me" to use Cardui. I
tool; one bottle, ?which*!: el red me r.r.d.
.aft r my baby cam?, I was s'.rcur-:"
and better, but ths pain was s:-l?
t her?.
I at first let it ?0, but began to y:t
weal; aad in a run-down ccnditi r1..
bo I ci^ced to try some more Cardui.
whi :>. 1 did.
This last Cardui wh!:*a I took ma ',
ae much, better, in fact, cured mo. It
has b:ea a number., of years, still 1
have r.o return cf this trouble.
I feel ic wis Carcui that cur?.l r*.:
I reornftaen'.! it as a splcmlld fv
male tonic."
D-?n't allow yourself to becom*
we-;and rur.-drvn from woman!:
trc"V.as. Talie Cardui. It should v:r^
ly Vel p vou. as it has so many thou
sands of other wotr^a in the A
yesrs. I??adache, ba^iacV.o, ?i?i?ac!:.A
nervousness. sleeplessness, t;r?d-->u'
feeling, pre all signs of woxan'.y tro".
tie. 0:h* r women get relief by taklr:.
Cardui. V?*hy not you? All druz-ri-"
NC-12C
Mr. Bryan Is doubtless inclined t ?
amend the old proverb that (ho pro
phet is not without honor save in
own country. He has recently been ir
another country.
It is so long a time since we hav
had our eye, on Uncle Carranzza tha
the old gink may be up to all sorts of
devilment down there.
Not "Bit" but utmost?the end is
worth our All.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Under and by virtue of order of Su
perior Court entered in that action
and entitled I. H. Kearney vs Elea
; nora Fuller. Admrx. of M. A. Fuller.
I deceased, arid'Elea nora Fuller, et al.
th^--nnr^ri1ign0/j commlss ionerr
will, on Monday, the 8th. day of April
at or about the hour of noon, offer few
sale at public auction for cash to t h t
highest bidder, at he court hou^e
door of Franklin county in Louisbur*
N. the followirfg_described "prop,
erty to-wit::
Lying in ' Franklinton township
Franklin county, and state of Xortl;
Carolina, adjoining the lands of S. C
Yann and others and bounded 03 fol
lows:?Uegip^ning at a stake, S. C
Vann's corner in J. L Mitcliei^s lino
thence with said Mitchell's line S. IS
V-2 degrees '5. 6 cchains, and 32 link?
1 to a stake, thence with line of said
Mitchell and Henderson Fuller X.
"Segfrees-W. -28 chatns to a stake. S. C
iV?nn';? * fjrngi iu fr'uiu-rV
i line, tht nee with s. C. Vana'stirre-N^
a stake, S. ? C. Vann's .corner, thence 1
with ?. C. Vann's line to the begin
ning. containing sixteen ? and one
fourth (16l1_4) acres, more or less.
I Thi* the Sth. day of ??!arch 1918.
* - W. H. YARBOROUQDL
r. -ErHTM.^TOXfi;
Commissioners.
2 15 IF*
W<- Carry In stock at all
times a full stock of slntrle
arid double natron harness.
HARNESS
DOUBLE SET
Up to .... $50.00
BUGGY HARNESS
$15.00 A SET
BEST O N EARTH
We carry the best bicy
cle on earth for $30.00
We can save you money
on your automobile
tires. Don't fail to see
our line before you buy.
All sizes from a Jitney
to a Cadillac.
LOUISBURG REPAIR
SHOP
J. Lehman, Prop'r.
I.oolsbnrg, ? Sorth Corolla*
IDI A LIVING CHILD
UNDER 8 IN POLAND
?ALL KAVK SUCCUMBED 9TAB?
VATION, WHICH WE COULD
KAVI ALLEVIATED.
I
cm FOB BREAD WE WASTE
idllor Clarence Poe Seta Forth Need I
of taformlrife Our Rural Popula
tion of True Conditions.
(Clarence Poe la Progressive Farmer) i
She was a good woman and she *
talked much about how good the Lord
tin bi? m flgy m la'ieP mia
? But at the same time she said: "No
meatlees and wheaUess days for me!
I've got wheat enough and I've got
meat enough laid up in my pantry,
and my children like it. and they ard
going to have it as often as they want
it, and as much of it as they want."
After hearing this well-meaning
woman talk, the writer picked up that
night a European paper that comes to
the home and read this paragraph:
It is said that there is. not a living j
child in Poland under eight yeara of j
age.
"Not a living child in Poland under
eight years of age!" With little bod
ies unable to endure the hardships I
ani starvation of a war-ruined land, i
they hare died by thousands'and ten?
of thousands. Thousands and tens of
thousands of mothers as gocd as the 1
woman who made this thoughtless ro- ,
mark, mothers who loved ?heir chil- i
dren as much as this mother loved i
hers?they with heart-breaking help- |
lessne?s have seen their children j
slowly starvo before their eyes, whilo '
American mothers say," "No. I will
not even vary my diet In a harmless
way. I will not even make substitu
tions to save meat and wheat, in order
that part of it may save the lives of
starving babies and little ones in Eu
rope !*?
No. wc don't mean that any Ameri
can mother is saying this In words.
Certainly the good woman of whom
we write would not have said it or
thought It?and yet by her acts, that
was what she was saying. If someone
could have shown her a photograph
of one starring Polish child, with wan*
pinched face and hollow eyes, crying
to its mother for bread she did not
have?oh, how quickly this American
mother would have said: "Yes. I
hAYe plenty of wheat and I have
plenty of meat, and 111 gladly
divide my last crust to ?are the live?
of little ones like that!** With such
* picture before her eyes, how quick
ly would this American mother hare
called to mind the Last Judgment'?
awful curse on all the uncaring and
hard of heart. "I was an-hungered ant
ye gave me no meatl" ~ ?? ?
But she didn't know. And thus
again the Lord she tries to worship
might Jam en t as of old over His peo
ple. "Israel doth not know! my peo
h pte^doth-not^conflider?^" Tojthis good
woman the Hoover rules for meatless (
days and wheatleas days were -simply.,
Government regulations?simply offi
cial red tape. She didn't know they
! were meant tojiave the ftm of Ihds
ones once as fair, as merry, as bright
eyed. as lovelnspirlng as her own.
j dear boys and girls!
i And today there are thousands of
I others like this mother who do not
knuw!?WGIl-lhlentionea people. good
hearted people. God-fearing people!
But they simply "do not know."
T Friends and readers, it is our duty
to help these people Tcnow! Let us
give of our money, but let us also give
of our time and effort for a campaign,
of education In these matters?to
showThe^need of food regulation. War
Savings Stamps. Liberty Bonds. Jled
Cross work, Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C.
A.-campaigns! We must save food
for the starving; we must give money
to protect the wounded and to p rov 14?
wholesome moral recreation for ^r
soldiers instead of unwholesome and
immoral dissipation. And if our
farmers?as is so often charged?h ire
I not supported thes? ?movements a? (
| they should, it Is not because they are
more selfish, more hard-hearted, lest
patriotic, than city people. It Is only
I because they have not been Informed.
? all nT gt TTftP tfn rriit)lT lIH.Iwri
stand must here ana now resolve to
help Inform them. In evary school in
every Sunday school, in every fsrm
ers' club, in every farm woman's club,
and even as a part of almost every
ohurch service, our men and women
of light and leading must do thst*
part to arouse rural America. In
Revolutionary war Jt was the "embat#
tied farmers" at Lexington who "fired
tke shot heard around the world!" Pn
the CIV**War It was the stubborn
I courage of oar farm men and 'he
i ateadfastness of our country women
I that won the world's applause Tor
; Confederate heroism!
Because this war is a little far*he?
from our doors is no reason why we
j should play a less noble part. An#
there is little time to lose. Many p*>
pie think that twelve months h#nC*
perae will be in eight. I>et us resolve
therefore that during the coming yiar
our rural people in every county wfll
make a record of patriotism that r*w
sons and grandsons will mention -witfc
pride even as we take pride in th*
plaits o? our ancestors of the 6<r*.
What we do In the next twnVre
?eeths will fix our place in htstocy.
22 Million Families
in the United Slates
4 CUPS OF WHEAT FLOUR TO THE POUND
If each family used 4 cups of flour less per week, the saving
would be 22 million pounds or 112,244 barret avary week.
The greatest help housekeepers can give to win the war is to
make this saving and it can be done by using this recipe in
place of white flour bread.
Corn Meal Biscuits C
\ cup scalded milk \ teaapoon salt
1 cup corn meal % 1 cup white flour
? ??????i. i Tli I I ?fc?iHiini i
Save V cup of the measured flour for board. Pour milk oyer corn meal, add shortening and salt When
cold, add sifted flour and baking powder. Roll out lightly on floured board. Cut with biscuit cutter and
bake in greased pan fifteen to twenty minuter - .
Our new Refl, White and Blue booklet* nBcst War Time Recipes," containing many other
recipes for making delicious and wholesome wheat saving foods, mailed free?address
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., Dept. H., 135 Wi'.iiam Street. New York
FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR
"THL. v KI ^
8se? LV6
And '
i te Care
When Your Boy Is
21
It_May Be Too Late
Save His Eyes Now
W. B. Morton
LouJsbnrg's Optometcrlst
9pm Again
Louisburg Candy
Kitchen
a .in *i ' ' ??-'
has been reopened nn
-der entirely wcw mail.
Hffpnient for the New
Year and we are pre
pared to serve the peo.
pie of I.onlsbnrg and
(ommnnlty the best
^^3fw?ttk-4ke market fUu
ords at the eheapest
possible prices. Tome to
see us when In town.
Louisbun* Candy
Kitchen
ELI.IS RAMEY, Prop.
Lonlshurg, C.
?:mo>'s wiim.N ami
BKATTIFY THE SKIN I
I
*Wake this beauty lotion cheaply for
your faro, neck, arms and liands.
At the cost of a small jar of ordi
nary cold crcam one can prepare Ti
full quarter pint of the most wonder
M'l lemon skin softener and complex
ion beauttfier by squeezing the Juice
>f two fresh lemons Into a bottle con
taining three ounrea of orchard white
Care should be taken to strain the
juice through a fine cloth so no lemon
oulp gets In. then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon Juice Is used to
blench and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan and Is
?he Ideal skin softener, whltener and
bcautffier.
Just try It! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make
ijp a quarter pint of this sweetly frag
rant-lemon lotion and masnage It dal.
ly into the face, neck, arms and hands.
It Is marvelous to smoothen rough,
red hands.
AT YOUNGSVILLE, N. C.
1 nlsh. So announce to the people of Y o.|:i;:;> ile CoiuiuurJty that I have
.<? .1. I". IVur're StaWiw. Ihe ni;I*? y (Vs ;.!aeo, where I will lia\c
j a lot o.t line youne: horses and males far v.'.U' on ail I after t'elwuary 1st. I
i am in a position to give yon he best prices on ?rood sinek either for eash or
on time, v lie 11 secured by good note; Ifrm't buy until you see me. Will be
triad to have you come and look whether yon buy*itr not.
K. A. PERRY
Youngsville, X. C.
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Rugs, Druggets And
floor Coverings
As the time has arrived for your
Spring Cleaning you will nefed a
TIP'W 9
some other floor covering. Our
lines are full and complete and
the prices will meet your appro
val^ Come in and look them
over. The designs are espec
-4^1y pretty.
Refrigerators
We have just received a large
shipment of Refrigerators and
lie Duacs thai wb tan sell jruir
at big money saving prices.
Come in and see our lines of
House Furnishings. We can be
of much assistance to you in
the rearrangement of your home
this spring.
J- S- Howell
Louisburg, - North Carolina.