Bun If you like, but try to keep your
breath;
WYrk like a man, but don't be worked
to death.
SOME SUMMER MEATS.
HK portfthable meats
that are not needed
for shipping to our
army and .alllos. sup
ply a sufficient' varle
i
dion<?ii?iiy. Am ?Mg
tjost' aro timuiir*,
lien rt??. suvtvt*'rends.
:? ? 1 f-n| :*.<od
tfisicfnlly ,}.
wh<'!t wvll r.inl
Eu -'s Hcnrt With Veal Stuffing.?
S. . :??? lu vrt ilir: ? Is- v. < ,..M wa
ter ' m re '? ? v? ? i!: .?r r!-s sititl ::ll
lii> *i.vrtl lixuo. o::o p'-:nd
01" r.vos.l, fls.'i'j'iHl Siiu', si
qiv i r oL" a pound of salt pork chop
jmi. i :v\ or tli o ?sitno amount of pork
s: ? ? . four tab'.ospoont'u!# of broad
criii.ii-*/a tablcspooufuLof onion Juice, J
ono teaspoonful of salt. a quarter of a
teaspoonful of popper, one egg slightly |
btau-n and a few fresh mushroom*. If |
tla > .ire pbtnlnab'.e. Mix all thc*e in-1
pi Honrs topinher and stuff the heart [
Wrap iu a cloth and sow It. Stand in ?
a small saucepan with the point down. J
coy ?t with boiling water and Just sim- i
mor vory slowly for three hours, then
remove the cloth and bake in a quick |
oven one hour, basting every ten min-1
utes with a little sweet fat. Serve with
a brown sauce, hot or cold. Heart Is
very nice, sliced ind served cold.
Smoked Beef's Tongue.?Wash and
soak the tongue over njght. In th:*
morn.nc put on to cook in a kettle of
cold water, simmer gently for four!
hours, or until, it is perfectly tender.'
Add snore water if needed. Whoa the ?
tongue is cold tvmove the sk!n. To I
serve as a hot dl>h. place on a heated I
platter well garnished with parsley to I
cover the root en-!. What is left may i
be sl'.-ed r.n?l heated in a well-seasoned !
sauce. using such flavors and condi-!
men t s as one's taste requfres.
Sheep's Kidneys en Brochette.?I
Take ?lx she* p's kidneys. cut thronrh
tf.i v : ? r. r m- ?7. ?* v. v re!n< ar.d
fat. Wr.*Ii v.. I. -vvir :'.i
wa:? r :.nd let ?tand i!'v n.inuvs. tlst-n j
tri po ?:ry. Put a tf*?i:rth >?* a j^uad of ;
bs:e?n In <V*-half the s:-o , f 'i\* k! !
r / r n i : ? f *
then ? : . ? j. ;v o ? 1 k. y ??>!
each v.vr. i'lace ??:? a br^er. bas:?
wltli fat unti cools c*vr a hot fire five I
mi::utis.
p?!cs Cured in 6 to 14 Days
D.-r V" *? ""f-D J money if PAZ O 0TN7MENT ."-iHa
t , r I .?'n. D ird fr.ec:r Precedi??F-?. I
1 t-v . ??? .c!::ves tcchina n.n. acu : jc -ii h i
?v/liiUj. alter the fcrr: ap^tocatic- rrxcC.?i j
MICK IE SAYS
? ? D J -
\
\SaL-, j a i
-rut fsu-css t. sco&f -
ft.i-.-T Ti-15 1X1IN' /
[?T" c^-: cuf Ri.*tis c>itJ5 R I
? ftOvW<VSWi ^-i?OtfciW?6 J
?3 iO VfcTTO A S.O C.fe>4T
S?(s.CE ^
T be Quinine That Doet Not Aflect The Head
Because of Ita tonic and laxative effect. LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets) can be taken
by anyone without causing n^rvousneM cr rintini
in the bead. E.W.GROVE S slfnature on box 50c*
666 cure^Chills and Fever.
FIRE INSrKAHCE.
Wren job want liiimr? take H
with T. W. WATSON. He know*
hew. "-11-rt.
If you have any farms for sale that
you wish to subdivide see J. A. TUR.
G66 contains no alcohol, arsenic
nor other poisonous drugs.
INSURANCE
See J. L. Palmer.
For Sale...
20 horse power engine and boiler.
80 saw. D&nlel Pratt Oln, Improved
Power Press Platform Scales Shafting
Belts and Pulleys; Wood saw. t wm
' ell by the plcce o? all togeth?r foi
CO per cent of Its cost. All as good as
new.
J. B. SMITH.
Moulton, N. C.
HW H , ?.
666 cores Malarial Fever.
NER at once as our fall datlngs ar?
filling up fast. 7-26-tf
If you want life Insurance see J. A.
TURNER. 7-26-tf.
Ask J. A. TURNER to show you the
ew disability policy. 7-26-tf.
Qtoyc'? Taiteku cbltl Tonic
/
destroy t the malarial germs which ar? transmitted
to the blood by the Malaria Moequlto. Prte? 00c.
666 cures by removing the
cause.
MORSES
and MULES
I still hu>e a nice lot c! Horse*
ami Mulo> lor salo at reasonable
prhes ?ti?! will make it to jour
advantage to coaie in auu look
h.-:u out.
R v. FULLER
'..('jisburg, S. C'.
H. C. TAYLOR
loos a c'as-s of buggy repairing '.hat i* above criticism. This is
accvmplisl.ec by expert kuowieuge of the business and the use ct
the right kind of high grade material.
1 can do. any job on your buggy whether large or small in a man
ner that will please you. I make a specialty of putting Rubber
Tiros on buggies. Only the highest grade used. I have for sale
i!uggy. .WV.-on and Kor.d Cart shdfts. spokes, rim*, singletrees, bars,
si eel tires carriage and tire bolts, fifth wheels, steel shaft ends etc.
C cine and examine the quality of my goods.
H. C. TAYLOR
Horses and Mules
.. We arc1 better prepared to serve you
(low than ever before and invi^ you to
. :-e iu ^r.vl s?r* ?ur aew drove of !.or
*es ar.d mules.
Perry & Pear c
Youngsville, N. C.
Si it Cases and Traveling
Bags
Is'esd a suit case or traveling bag?if so, buy now?
tntre is a moil enticing state of luggage price affairs
today?we saved in the buying of many lines of most
dependable suit cases and traveling bags, and we give
you the opportunity to do likewise?you expect to take_
a trip sooner or later?anticipate your needs now in
these liner?;-xu c : raake a great saving.
W. t White Furniture Corpany
Louisbura, N. C
New Shop, New Tools,
New Man
We have leased the Addie Perry old stables on South
Main Street, had them remodeled and converted into
one of the most fully equipped and modern Machine
Shops in North Carolina.
In our equipment will be found the latest mach
ines for all work on the market including 24in x 16 foot
and 15in x 8 foot South Bend Lathes, 42in Cannedy Ot
to Radial Drill, 20 in. Upright Silver Manufacturing
Co., Drill, 304 A. Oster Power Pipe and Bolt Machine,
releasing die, Shapers and all other necessary tools,
nnd dri!! hits from 64ths to 1 1-2 inches and complete
!'??? "lcsn.itli shop.
Our Mr. T. K. Allen, Manager for this concern,
of tl.e b.'st and most careful machinists in North
Carolina and will have personal supervision of all
work. Airents for FRANKLIN AUTOMOBILE.
Coy Machine Co.
Phone No. 295-J
ISBURG, : NORTH CAROLINA
War Has Changed
Everything
The world war is receiving t lie attention of every
body. It is-a time t'or saving ami sacrifice. Save, saw-,
and save. Let us help you. We have a saving depart
ment, as well as a eonnuercial department. We do all
kinds o:' hanking, and do it right. AVJien selling your
Jolvu-eo. bring us your money; we will hold it safe for
you and have it when you want it.
SERVICE AND SAFETY ASSURED YOU
Miss Clara Young, J. M. Allor
Acting Cashier President
THE FARMERS NATIONAL" BANK
L0U!SB122G, K. .
The Year of Thrift
This year marKs the anni
versary of the establish
ment of the first savings
fca.j>R in the United States. -
In commemoration of this
centennial, banKers' organ
izations are speeding up the
thriit movement.
Strangely enough, this ef
fort comes at a time when
national progress in com
merce and industry depend
on the people's power to
save.
No longer can Amertoa
draw on the savings of the
thrifty people of Europe for
capital with which to de
velop Its resource*.
from now on the United
States must produce Its own
capital.
An account tn a savings banK kvaure?
national prograM and your own tnda
pandanca.
One Dollar Starts an Account!
BUNN BANKING CO,
Benj. B. SYKES, Cashier
Bunn, N. C.
Mr. R. L Huffines, Pres.
Mr. Becj B. Sykes, Cash.
Mr. C. P Harris, Vice Pres.
Mise Louise Curtis, Asst. Cash.