TERRI3LYJtWCLu;!l
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Black-D" ;!it
Rossville, Oa.?Mrs. Kaie Lc; Able, ol
this place, writes: "My hu;'Ja:;d/s an
engineer, and tonce while liftin?^ie in
jured himself ?th a piece cf uJ/y ma
chinery, across \he abdomen /Ke was
?o sore he cou!d\ot bear ta/pc -ss on
himself at all, on chat or abdaRvn. He
weighed 165 lbs., aitjl fell J ur.lil he
HHMlhMllininr ilUiiLi jf
He becami constipated * id it looked
like he would die. We hVd/hrcn different
doctors, yet with all they tttu.oine, his
bowels failed to act. H n would turnup
a ten-cent bottle of casJSnoi!, and drink
It two or three days if stter -,inn. Jfe
did this yet without rapu'.t. \ V.'e "came
desperate, he suffere/so. I; .vac swol
?'en terribly. He tcfi me lis suffering
-?ou.. only be dcscabed as torture.
1 sent and boujmt Thedford's Black
Draught. I made/ him tjl;e a\big dose,
and when it beg/n to act he ft;::ted, he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began to mend/ at once. He ^>t well,
and we both leel he owes his lile to
Thedford's Blaqc-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught will help you
to keep fit, ready for the day's work.
Try it t NC-131
J.
o. nAvell, mT dT
Lonfsbnrg. N, (,
Offices next door op White & Malone
Will be at Loutsbitrg regularly.
Day Phone 329 ?-tfiglU Pbone 292-J
ub, w. b. aoBTor
\Eye Specialist
Office\ln HofS Building
Ixmlatmrg. NortlyCarollj?
S. ATWOOD Itfe WELL.
Attoraey-A.t-I.aw.
Coulsburg \ / Franlilliiton
Offices overVAyqbc't: Drug Co.
{?ener&l practice
OR. ARTHUR M THE S FLEKTNH
8ur*e?h Jleatlst.
Loutsburg,/North Carolina
ttlSf? over P. 8./k JC K. Allen'* Store.
DR. M. G. PEBBV
Physician and Burgeon
Lonlsbtyg, North ^Carolina
i T i Next Door to Aycock Drag Co.
Phone Connections 287.
BE. J. E. HALO
Loulfburc, North C^ollna
?p??e In Aycock Druis 8t#re, Market
Street, {Office Practice Surgery
ad consultation.
, SMITHW1CJL
?Ust.
Office in OTeFlrat National Bank
Building on Main and Nash Sts.
W. PEBSON.
ATTORNEY - AT-LA W
Lonlsburg, North Carolina
Vr-aetlo* In all court* Office'on Main
Bi
trjeet. j
m. F. Sonci
Binifti
Trading agenta Vfor ill kinds of
?olldlng supplies, altlatld Mantles and
VUes. Architectural designi snb
Bi B. WMt?
WHITE ?
LAWYER <|
Loulsburg. North /Carolina
general practice, seftlrnient ot es
tates funds invested. h"< memlier of
(ha firm always In thf omce.
Wm. H. Ruffln, / Thoi W. Ruffln
YiM. H. & THUS. W. BEFFIX
Attome/s-ai-LaW
ILonlsburg, / North Carolina
General practice/ botb civil land crim
inal, In Franklin and adjoining coun
ties, Supreme fend Federal Courts.
Offices in First National iBank
lui'.Clng. \
?b/j. b. dayis \
Fhjsl>ian and SnrgeoV
Lmlabnri, S. C. |
Formerly laterne St. Agnes Hospital
Office ne/t door to Durrell Davis
blacksmith Shop
Plinne Connections 64.
IIH. \B. HENMHSON,
o( H>n<ler?o?, N. C.
Will ba in LoHfBBURG every
FIRST and 'FHtfiD Monday
of each month at. the effioe
of Dr. Rerjfert Fehy fi'om
10:00 to 1:00 o'clocltN
Practice limited to the EYE,
EAR, NOSE and THEOAT.
STE G ALL BROS.
Barbers
Loolsbnrg, N.
Wo have purchased the ifcop forir.er
ly occupied by Osfc^r Stefcall and will
ran same at* the sane itand. Zollle <
Wllklns will be with W, and saUsfp.c
tioo and cleanliness nlAll be our mot
to. Plenty of hot rujin\g water ?*ad
clean toweie.
F1RB INSTRANCB.
you wtnt hpnaee lak? It
Wtth S. If. WATKOXT fie knows
i?w. r\ 7-#i-u.
rlchtnjj Ate blood. You c*n\W*ffc?l UtStrenmh
eolng, Iovldoratio;1 rffrct Aoo'SOc. ?
" TT gives me the greatest pleasure to tep
tify that the work has been conducted
upon the broadest lines of service, not merely
to the gallant soldiers of the army of the
great Republic of the West, but to all they
could assist. The high quality of character
of those conducting this work needs uw
praise, but I affirm that in my opinion it
would have been impossible to have afforded
the boys that inspiration and succor they
need?and which they so richly deserve?
without your efforts. ' ?
?A. Lloyd George
Prime Minister of Qmt Britain
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
SOUTHEAST HEROES S?J FRANCE
GET SUPPLIES AT LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICES OVER HERE
RED TRIANGLE ..SMOULDERS EXPENSE OF TRANSPORTATION FRO?
MANUFACTURERS TO CANTEENS IN FRANCE?SYSTEM
REDUCED TO FINAL BASIS AND RESULTS
NOW ARE VERY GRATIFYING.
The Americans overseas with Pershing have facilities for combatttlng
the high cost of living that are absolutely beyond the reach of civilians oa
this side of the Atlantic. Even their small luxuries, such as tobacoc\ bis
cuits, cakes and similar articles, are obtainable at prices that are consid
erably lower than those charged by retailers in American cities.
This is made possible because the Jwmy and Navy Y. M. C. A. has takes
over all post exchanges In Prance at the direct request of General Pershing,
so that the Rad Triangle Is now conducting the greatest business enterprise
in the world.
Tobacco and other "suplemectary" supplies are distributed to the boy*
In khaki at exactly wholesale prices. The "Y" makes not a penny of profit
and even shoulders the financial loss entailed by footing the bills for trans
portation fran the manufacturer to the canteens at the front.
The American troopers can buy Fatlma cigarettes for 60 centimes, or
about 8 cents; Camels, 35 centimes, or about 6 cents; Sweet Caporals, Si
centimes, or about 3 cents; Lucky Strikes, 30 centimes, or about S centi;
Murads, 65 centimes or about 11 cents; Bull Durham, 26 centimes, or about
< cents; Prince Albert, 40 centimes, or about 7 oents; Velvet, 80 osotlmea,
or *}>nut 6 cents; Star Chewing, 36 centimes, or about 6 cents.
Capt. George M. Lynch, former assistant commandant at the Florid?
Military College, Gainesville, Fla, but now in the Red Triangle Service, has
made several trips overseas and has investigated thoroughly the conditions exist
ing In the post exchanges under Y. M. C. A. management. He dedans that
whfle some difficulty was experienced at first, prices have been stabilized
Designed Southeast Hostess Houses
Miss Katharine C. D mi d, of Jfe?w York (left), who designs the
houRfw of the Southeast orn Dwfcrtmexit, now engaged In supervising tk?
ooastrnctlon of one at Dorr PV&l near Arcadia, Fla. Miss Gertrude Maya,
?t New Yortk and Boston, arohftai tor other Y. W. C. A. buUdlngs at mlU
Iwry establishments. ' .*
New Store for Sale or Rfeni at Wood,
N. C.
This store Is datable for both Dry
Goods and Grocer^ business; la well
covered and flnlshe\ imslde, has largo
side room with doorropening Into it.
Will rent at $12.50 nVmonth or will
eell store and adjoiyTn^ot at $1500.00
with satisfactory f
CANDLER-pftOWELt, CO.
11-1-tf Louisburg, N. C.
A desirable rwd^yf-c and lot on
l 1 cii street, in^fi/alate possession
Apply to
W/A JACKSON,
at Pir.nf Na\onnl Rank.
10-4-tf
Cows for Sale>oi^ixchaiKe.
I hare a numbercows, fresh to i
pall, will sell or exqjtyige for dry cat
tle.
MITH,
8-16-tf R. F. A. 2, LAilsWurg. N. C.
If frou want life insuXriro see J. A.
TURNER. X *-2T6-tf
Administratrix Notice to Creditors.
J^aVing qualified aa administratrix
of the estate of J. W. Daniels, deceas
ed, late of Franklin Counfy, N. C , this
Is to notify all person^iavlng claims
against said esf^tes tOif>re&ent them to
the undersigned ^nj^r before the 1st
day of November/\fl9, or this notice
will be plead in bafVqf their recovery.
All persona indebted tXtfte said estate
will please makqf ihimencate payment.
This November
MRS. ELIZ.'M. DANIELS. Admrx
Wm. H. & Thofl- w- Ruffin, Attys.
Notici
Having qualified us administratrix of
the estate of J. IrXTimbeflake, deceae
ed, late of FrankliVco^nty, this te to
notify all persons\jfolding claims
against the said estates present them
to the undersigned before tie
1st day of Noveonbe|C 19?!^or this no
tice *411 be plead lb bar dC their re
covery. All perscjh Indebted to said
estate will please fnake mmediate set
tlement. Thle Nov. 1st, 1918.
MARY W. TIMB^ILAKE, Admrx.
ll-l-6t
m 5,
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When tou Cuii:
The buying public in Franklin and adjoining
counties are beginDing to appreciate the fact that
we have the cheapest store in town, when quality
is considered, and are coming here to make their
purchases. See the wonderful prices below:
Extra Specials
Children's Black 25<i Hose, pair .. .\ .14c
Men's 25c Hose pair .V. t 15c
Ladies' 25c Hose, pair A. I 14c
l'earl Buttons, card .... .\ 2V2
Men's and Boys' 50c Caps- . 23c
Men's Hats, $i.00 * V" *
Men's 25c Suspenders,
Men's 50c Neckwear, ....
Cuff Links, 25e value ....
Ladies' WhileBrtliStitchi'U
llandkcijjrft-fs, .... 1?
DressEillC P01' package, i < lc
50tJKireau Scarfs, 2-lc
^SfieTalcum Powder, can 5c
Canvass Gloves, por pair 9c
Spool Cotton, spool - 2V?
Men's 25c Belts, ..- 15c
38c Corset Covers 21c
Men's, Women and Children's Underwear.
Boys' Fleeced Ribbed Colon
Suits 89c
Men's $1.25 Heavy Fleeced
Shirts and Drawers .... .... >.89c
Boys' Heavy Fleece^ Shirts
and Drawers .... ........ *,v.75c
Ladles' Fleeced Ribbed
69c Union Suits 89c
Ladies' Fleeced Ribbed 75c
Shirts and Drawers 39c
Girls Ribbed $1.25 Union
Suit s 55c
Girls' Extra Heavy Fleece 76c
SblrtB anH Drawers 29c
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 and $10.40 down to $6 98
Men's Dress Shirts, cilice dollar value 59c
The very best Work Shirts, the strongest $1.25 kind 98c
Boys' 75c Sweaters. S^c
Boys' 35c Blouses, i. ?3c
Men's $1.00 Dress Gloves 49c
"Iff
$5.00 Boys' Suits of Bine Serge ... A $3.98
$4.00 Boys' Suits A $2.98
$6.00 Blue Serge Suits, the new Norfolk
Boys' Pants. 85c Valuo .... \. .... rTTT4.?u
Juvenile Suits, worth $3.00, now $1.9''
Fine't Suits made, high ~rnr1| value,... .$4.68
DRESS GOODS FOR THE LADIES
F
Good Sheetine, 25c value, per yard i.. 17%
50c Mattress Ticking, per yard J 25c
Turkish Towels, each I 15c
25c Apron Gingham, per yard ? 17!/2
25c Outing Flannel, per yard . i 18c
35c Dress Gingham, per yard ...." 21c
W VjciI Serge, 75c value, per yard 49c
25c Curtain Scrim per yard .... '. 14^
Xew Fall 1917 Dress Goods, value 5Sc 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.
See our line of Men's Women and Children's Shoes
before you purchase your winters footwear.
I. J. DEITZ & COMP'Y
Louisburg, North Carolina
"The House That Always Sellsv It Cheaper"