CONSTIPATION
A>4 Sour Stomach Catued This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.
Meadorsville, Ky.?Mre. Pearl Pat*
rick, of this place, writes: "I was
??ry constipated. I had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. I went to
the doctor, lie pave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear un mv ,1 k-.
iji p ll|njp~7arc:s it scTjei
J was mart constipated than Vfcre.
I Xeard of Rfcu k-Draught tnd d>
elded to try it. I found it what I
needed. It was rtn ciFy laxV.ivo, :.rd
not bad to sw.illr.v. J'v <5!?:v?;!t?n foon
Improved. I not v. of :N? ?vr stom
ach, my bow;-!? a Ft.::ed i.crtr.nl,
no more $?r!p!r.;:. d 1 would take a
. dose now a:.J s, and was la ffoo<3
shape.
i cannot say too ciuch '.-7 Blsck^
Draught for ft is the fir.?.; Ia?:-?!ve :
une can u?.\" ?
Thedford's niack-Prausht hr.s for i
many years bt:found tf pre at valua ,
In the treataentcf stomach. liver and J
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gent!? i
.and reliable in its octioc, leaving nc }
bad after-effects, it his w-r>a fhe praise ?
of thousands cf people wtc have used !
It . . NC-135
J. O. NE WELL. }1. 1?.
LouUbur.:, N. i
Offices uexi uuor tu White M-aIji'.v |
ill be at Louistur*: regularly.
Day Phone *29 ? Night Fhcne |
1*3. W. B. SOltTOr
Ere Specialist
Office la Hotel Bui'.Jiug
Louiaburs. North Carolina
S. ATWOOD NEWELL
Attoraej-At-Lnw.
i~eul?burg Frankiinton
OSces over Aycoci: Drug Co.
General Practice
PK. ARTHUR HYNES FLElTOfi
Surgeo*i Dentist
Loulebarg, North Carolina
0*ce over P. S & K. K. Allen'? Store.
I) 1L H. G. PEliKY
Physician and Surgeon
Loulsburg, North Carolina
*?" Next Door to Aycook Drug Co
Phone ronnectloa? 287.
BK. J. E. MALONE.
Loulsburg, North Carolina
??ce In Aycock Drug Stora. Market
Street. Office Practice Surgery
and consultation.
DR. D. T. SMITHW1C1L
Deitlst
Uiiikiri, 5. C.
Office In the First Natlonai Bank
Building on Main and Nash Sta
W. M. PERSON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Loulsburg, North Carolina
Practice In all courts. Office on Main
Street
M. F. HOCCIL
?finrftfiftfrrniB Miii.rninwB
Trading amenta for all kinds of
Mil dine supplies, artistic Mantles and
VUea, Architectural designa sub
E. B. Whit? E. H.
WHITE ft MALOTTE
LAW Y ER8
Loulsburg. North Carolina
general practice, settlement of e?
tatea hinds lnvestod. One member of
tea firm always In ihe offlce.
?Tliua W. Hufflu
WM. H. & THOS. W. RfFFIN
Atlornejs-at-Law
Lonlpbore. : North Carolina
General practice, both civil and crim-1
Inal, In Franklin and adjoining coun-1
ties. Supreme and Federal Courts.
Offices In First National Bank
Building.
DK. J. B. DA TIS
Physician and hnrgeon
Lonisbnrg, Jf. C.
rormerly interne St. Agnes Hospital
Office next door to Durrell Davi?
Blacksmith Shop
Phone Connections 64.
IIB. T. I?. HEXDERSO>',
o/ Henderson, X. C.
Will be In LOUISBURG cvory
FIRST and THIRD Monday
of cach month at the otfioo
of Dr. Herbert Perry from
10:00 to 1:00 o'clock.
Practfce limited to the KYE,
EAR, XOSK and THROAT.
ST KO ALL BROS.
Barbers
I^nlsbursr, 5. C,
We htfre purchased the shop former
ly occupied by Oscar Stegall and will
ran same at the same stand, Zollie
Wllkins will be with us, and satisfac
tion and cleanliness shall be our mot
to. Plenty of hot running water ?^d
dean towels.
FIRE IH8URANCB.
Wfeca yon waul Insurance take 11
wKk T. W. WATSON. He knowi
brvr. 7-11-41.
Ortv#*! Tutsi??? chill Tptii?
m vitolky and energy by purlfyte* ??d eo
Mtte Modi You oen sooo feel Its Streojth
L l>vl*oratk?r Eflteer Price etc.
Admiral Saved Engineer.
A striking feature of the naval side
of the fcnar is the number of retlrv<J
British admirals who have returned to
the navy, bringing with them ful^_
vigor and the quick determination?
of the service.
On June 10 of the present year,
when an explosion took place on u
m?tor launch. Admiral James Sta'rtln.
whi? held the rank of admiral. retired.
Immediately proceeded alongside and.
learning that the engineer was below
In the fiercely burning engine room,
climbed-down the hatch without the
j.;mi ' i:.. ,1 -
brave tV 1 Kin*; Oeorce It:"? approved
?lie jixv::r?i ? .!s?? Albert hu ' i! to Ad
itiir.-.: Start in.
Avl?torn in Italy.
From !':e 1 !5an fr ?::? v ? ,?re tr.-vy
Atr.eri v ..r. r-vi.itors -re : ? ?%rv:i *
Comes :??!? :?
? : ?" rljht. . . :* '.?tvj :.
a little s\ r ?
laxati.,:>.- ? : ? v.* -e : ? i. ?
there. M;.r y . ; or *.
OVtT.'.: - ???In" . . .r.z Sr
gnm.l o;?? .ti. of t';-* ~T ~T
bo: ? nl*o : ? ? ? ! r ?:<*
especially v. :-?s :i r.'-i ? ? ? :
WOUM rr.'tle :n? ;.y ? r
tlrr.e r>t?* from S YV ? ?
Melody ?n IV ? v ?
se* ??? -1 :it*?????(t n sncrJIej ? * i
1'lr.j :" V?e f- r e!i ?
CT ~g Aca:r?t T'
l l the c.:: -;.
pr ? ? - Mlr>dne*s !r ?
?'f"y year? frvn u< "?
Vsi*. 1 ; will be s s
For Indirection. Con5!ip&t*on or
Biliousness
Just try ? no 5'Weac N it.o LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN. A L..;u:a Digestive
Laxat.ve p!ea?ant i*. take I!avie and
recv mmended ;o the pi'.v.cby F j ris Medi
cine ^..manufacturers of Laxative Promo
Quinine and Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic.
If you want life insurance ^ee J. A. "
TURNER. Tr26-tf. 1
WOMEN PRAISE
STELLA-VITAE
We wantevery afflicted woman to try
at least one bottle of Stella-Vltae oil
our plain, open piarantee to return the
money paid for it if it docs not beuelit.
If you doubt our wo id that it will
relieve the distressing uches, pains and
misery peculiar to the diseased of wo
men, read the testimony of these women
who have tried it ami are trhid to tell
Pt hv T S v/1 J > IM IK i I t 11 r"
Jl:.A ^ lIi0
is t it. t whieh any true woman feels in
heIvitiji to relic\ et e: ?: fiennqs of other
women. Voiicant?. iovotheni.
Mr?. J. I'. I .e. M;<!o:'.d, Ga., h \1
fema'e ivmp! ' 1 r ;? ..ir*. Three bot
Uesei' JSr 'M v-Vv . tv.:c4 her, she
sa..\ ,::ni i ? ^ fiinly iliartk
f'.'.l i?xr t! .?? f. : ionic." Mr".
I*:'.":'! ?: l-V. f, J ^v, Tex., on
}:.?*?' Vk; ] .. ' * >TKLLA-V I C \V.
i ; . -c v. "1v., ?say looiirv.i
iVr . ?.v ?*.. iioixie. I had
IaV:i VriV v-.'V ty/'Ieiuc* for !vo
y;?;.' ^ t iu*. ;* k ?! r "i<. I am : "'y
j f.-r t -? t- klla-V'. r *:?
! no v.:-." . . ly With. -
?rr . . A.: , v ?*-> terrible >::t
?Vre: " ? . a > v. .?: r- ?and only
V ? .-vt \\u . *v.eans! ' ?:
. . . - : * . : T pains ffcre e
:lvr husba:. i
. ? vjv. : *? ivind. rih.*
. ? -tv.eed her m
* ! ?. - *
*. ? . ' ' ?. . vn. She i.d
. ? ?. . ??.??! her spell*..
;' v..:- . w-:ly hartu
! ?; . ::!y alleviates
j ; . . 1 : b'lilils up kct
? a s<*!? -rappetite, ai-J<
*?. ? :i. i, ii'.s L> r nerves and dears
?: It improves her per*
appearaiue.
.\:i dealers soil Stella-Vitae, and are
jtuori..eJ to return the money rs'J
for the lirst bottle if it Joes not beneli*
i ok sai ?: ::v
SCOGGIN DRUG STORE
iNst'KAXo::
Ste J. L. Palmer.
! .-r. S..io. _
- .. jod condi- i
J > ?i O WELL.
10?l-t f
Do You Think There is
No Competition?
If anyone thinks there is no competition amongst
the big packers he ought to go through a day's
work with Swift & Company.
Let him begin at the pens when the livestock
comes in; let baa try to bay a nice buncl^of fat
steers quietly and at*his own price without some
body's bidding against him.
Let him realize the scrupulous care taken at the
ptatft that not one thing is tost or wast ?d in order
thS^costa may be held to-a minimum.
Let hint go up into the office where market
reports are coming in,?and aeports of what othar
concerns are doing.
La* him watch the director of the Swift Refrig
erator fiaet, maneuvering it over the face of ,the
country like a fleet of battleships at sea. .
Let him take a trip with a Swift Ar Company
sateaman and try to sell a few orders of meat.
Lot htm stay at a branch bouae for an hour
or two-end see the retail meat dealers drw-e their
bergaina to the fast penny as they shop around
among the packers' branch houses, the wholesale
dealers, and the local pecking plants.
And then, when the day is over, let him have
half an hour in the accounting department, where
be cart see for himself on what small profits the
business is done. (Less than 4 cents oo each dollar
of sale*)
If ha still thlhks there is no cotnpetHkai in the
meat business it will be becauae be wants to t ho* so.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
J. DEITZ& COMPANY
t $ ' i** *3
^*-*?>m# .<r~-.-i:? ?? ??"i,;os$ /
^?;,a ' If !^j y jfVf/i %/
kfcti. * . : ?' J. vj-# \S> Mi Vr^ <;.w?>- d T/
ft
?'
? ^"Tj R.:. ;<?,-*
i^ *<1 i ~. ^
is stili s - ing on a:?d "cviu continue f o evory man,
woman and child -jaay get some of tiies0 o^coption
al bargains.
rur.io
^xtra
Specials
C'iiildivii's K lac k 25c ll.if ?.
Men's 25c Hosv pail- .
Ladies' 25c Hoso, pair ....
Pearl Buttons- card
Men's and Keys' 30c C?i #?
Men'? Hat?. $1.00
Men's 25c Suspenders
Men's 50c Neckwear
CuIT Links. 25c value
i.adies' "White Heiii.-iitclicil
Handkerchiefs, ....
Dross Pins, [iev packa;*?', ..
f)0e Bureau Scarfs,
2oe Talcum Powder, < an
Canvass Gloves, p< r pair . .
Spool Cotton, spool
lion's 23c Bolts,
C?r.-sol Covers
Men's, Women and Children's Underwear.
Boys' Fleeced Ribbed Union
Suits *,*>. 39o
Men's $1.25 Heavy Fleeced
Shirts and Drawers ? ?iy m ? ? ? 69c
Boys' Heavy Fleece,i Shirt?
and Drawers .... .?>.re.. ....75c
todies' Fleeced Ribbed
59c Union Suits .... .89c
Ladies' Fleeced Ribbed 76c
Shirts and Drawers ..... ....>.390
Girls Ribbed $1.26 Union
Salt b ..... ... ... l t in-ii. -...? ? .756
Olrls' Extra Heavy Fleece 75o
Shirts an,. Drawers ? ? W ,>? ? ? S ? 29o
MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING
All-Wool Blue Serge Suits, $18 today's value to go at . .$11.98
Men's Suits, $11 to $12.50 values, in sale at $6.85
Men's $16.50 Suits, High Grade, merchant tailoring . .. .$11.25
Men's Suits, values $9 and $10.00 $5.80
Men's Overcoats. $11.90 .nnd *10 40 t. Cfi Qa,
.men's uress Shirts,,choice dollar value . .? ? ..59c
The very best "Work Shirts, the strongest $1.25 kind 98c
Boys' 75c Sweaters. ,_35c
Boys'35c Blouses, - ?3c
Men's $1.00 PreBK Gloves 49c?
Men's 15c Garters, per pair 9c
$5.00 Boys' Soitg-ef-Blue--Serge .77". 777 .... $3.98
$4.00 Boys' Snits *. $2.98
$6.00 Blue Serge Suits, the new Norfolk $3.95
Boys' Pants. 85c Value ' 48c
Juvenile Suits, worth $3.00, now ... ^.. ., .. -v-rr. $1.98
Finr't Suit* made, lii^li grade worsteds, $/.h)U value,. .. .$4.68
DRESS GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
Good Sheeting, 25c value, per yard l?1/^
50c Mattress Ticking, per yard 25c
Turkish Towels, each .. 15c
25c Apr<<5 Gingham, per yard I .... 1?V2
25c Outing Flannel, per yard 18c
35c Dress Gingham, per yard 21c
Wool Serge, 75c value, per yard 49c
25c Curtain Scrim per yard 14V?
New Fall 1917 Dress Goods, value 58c to $1.00 yard . . 59 and 23c
"De Lux" Hats for Boys ? .25c
Men's $1.50 Sweaters -75c
Our lines of Coats, Suits, Shirtwaists, Skirts,
Millinery and Sweaters are complete and are being
sold at bargain prices. Come in and see our lines.
I. J. DEITZ & COMP'Y
Louisburg, North Carolina *
"The House That Always Sells It Cheaper*