S MAN
What is done in childho^a days to enrich the
blood and build up ruggeg health often makes
or breaks the man of tomorrow. The growing
youth, with nervous energy nvm-ffftiiHgtif, nfMvin
SCOTTS EMULSION
to help maintaiiyfttrength and vitality equal to with? tan diner
the dual strairy6f growth and wear and tear of the body.
The reputation of Scott'a is based upon its abundant
nourishing qualities and its ability to build up strength.
i. Scott ft Bownt. Rloomfidd. N. I. ?
Liberty Bonds and
War Savings
Stamps
Do Not Sell or Trade Them
The importance of holding Liberty L<oan Bonds is as great now
as it ever has been during any period rif the Government's financ
ing. Th'e war is over, but its costs tyfid the expenses of demobili
zation must be reckoned with as well'as other demands for current
and extraordinary expenses. To provide therefor the spirit of sav
ings and thrift must be maintained'.
If solicitation by advertisement or otherwise for the exchange
of bonds for merchandise or cAher securities is permitted to con
tinue, the foundations of actual thrift and economic savings, which
have been created will be destroyed. Those who solicit the ex
change or sale of bonds muJt appreciate that they are only shifting
responsibilities and that yfeventually, if those responsibilities are
centered in one section, /t will mean that the otl^er sections will
have to make up by th* payment of heavy taxes what they have
heretofore loaned. /
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In instances whedb it is absolutely necessary to realize on your
Government bonds, any banker will bo pleased to sell tnem at the
market price and ppy'you the proceeds, less a nominal charge for
service.
Do not sell ypur bonds unless it is absolutely necessary, and
if you must sell,/dispose of them through a bank or a reputable
broker.
L
Burin Banking Co.
/K
F. Fuller
50 Horses and Mules. .Also
H?y and Oats. BuKsrle and
Harness for sale, of the right
kind and at the right prices
Will sell for earth or part cash
or on approved security. If
your horse or mnle does not
snlt you come hi and see If
you conld not make a trade
jret what yon want. Come and
see whether yon hny orf not.
R. F. FULLER
I.oulsburg, JI. C. ^
Horses and Mules
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. .We are better prepared to serve you
now than ever before and invite you to
conWin and gee our new drove of hor
serf and mules.
/rerry & Pcarcc
/ Youngsville, N. C.
^u^cribc to Ihc Franklin Times
NATION'S CLOCKS TO . I
AID GARDNERS!
Hands Will Be Turned Ahead to Make
1919 Record Producing Year.
Washington. March 5.?The Nation
al War Garden Commission la prepar
ing to launch this spring a campaign
for "the biggest producing year the
p?? inm mi nw
{gardeners to renewed efforts the com
mission reminds them that the clocks
of the nation will be s'et one hour ahead
on the last Saturday night in March in
compliance with the daylight saving
law, in effect for the duration of the
war.
"We must help feed the people of
Europe," declared Charles L*athrop ,
Pack, president of the National War
Garden Commission, in au appeal to
the home gardenerB for rarger results.
"Will you have a part in this great
work at hand? Next to the sun. the
extra hour of daylight is the best asset
the victory gardener has.
"Will you meet the sun half way?
Will you be up to take advantage of
the health giving garden work in the
I cool of the morning? Have the spade
' and the hoe handy and turn the clock
ahead one hour on the last Saturday
night in March atxl be ready for the
biggest home food produolng year the
country ever-saw."
According to the estimates by the
commission, the war garden crop of
1^18 was worth $525,000,000. This
was 51 per cent, over that of 1917.
"Figures ?how that 6,285.000 home
food producing plots were planted says
the commission. "With twenty-six
working days in eacn of the seven
monthsthere are 182 extra hours of
time. If only one gardener worked
this extra hour of time In ach plot it
would be seen that 961.870,000 hours of
extra time would be added to the coun
try's wealth. Since there are 8,760
hours In a year there is a staggering
total of 109,803 years of 24-hour days.
In an 'eight-hour working day the real
advantage is found by multiplying 109,
803 by 3. glvin? 329,409 working, or
eight-hour day years.'*
The importance of this extra time
in the opinion of Mr. Pack, cannot be
over-estimated.
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The Strong Withstand the Whiter
Cold Better Than tbo Weak
' You must have Health. Strength end En
durance to tyht Cold?. Grip and InflnwiT?
When ycxir blood U not In e *<ealthr
condition andvoee not circulate property,
your system li\unable to withmnd the
winter cold. \
GROVE'S TASTELESS ChOI TONIC
Fortifies the System Against Golds. Grip
and Influenza by rurlfying and Enriching
the Blood. \ - -
It contain? the wail-known tonic prop
erties of Quinine and Iron in n form
acceptable to the obet delicate stomach,
and Is pleasant to take. Yon can soon feel
its Strengthening. Invigorating Effect. 60c.
PA PL'S PIAPKPSIN
FOR INIMGESTIOX OR
SOUR. AC ill STOMACH
In five minutes! No dyspepsia, heart
burn or any stoimicii misery.
. Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indiges
tion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you cat ferments into gases ami
upse's you; your hejrtl aches, and you
feel sick and miserable, mat's when
you realize the worfderful acid neutral
izing power in Pape's Diapcpsin. It
makes all ^uch ^tomach misery, due to
j acidity, vanish in five minutes. ?*
I If your stomach is- in a continuous
revolt?if ypii can't get it regulated,
pieasc, for your sake, tfy Pape's Dia
| pepsin It's so needless to have an
"|'f 1 ?" 11 Tr"Tt :*
ifn1 i ill TmiiiI mini thin taks n liltlfl
Diapepsln. There will not be any
j distrejfe?eat without fear. It's be
cause Pape's Diapepsin "really does"
'sweeter* out-of-order stomachs that
give it its millions of s.v.cs annually.
T'UliJfiJSin from uny drug store. TtTs
?the quickest. turest antacid and stom
ach rcl.' .i kno^n. It acts almost like
mkt;lc?it is a f-ciovtfic, harmless anrt
isaiit pirnuach preparation wntcn
BBi'.y belongs in every home.
Cotton Control Encouraging.
Raleigh. N. C., Mar. 4.?The move
ment to hold the present crop of cot
ton and to reduce the 1919 acreage by
one-third which has been inaugurated
by the North Carolina Cotton Associa
tion, is making considerable headway.
Mr. C. D. Orrell, Chairman of the ex
ecutive committee of this Association,
states, "We are receiving excellent
moral support, and some money con
tributions." The State as a whole
aeems to be thoroughly aroused over
the situation, with many farmers in
communities voluntarily ptedglng them
selves to hold their present crop, and
reduce this year's acreage.
The organization meetings which
were held in all of the cotton growing
counties last week succeeded in arou
sing considerable interest, and, while .
the attendance in all of the counties
was not as desirable as it might have I
been, still a good working organiza- |
tion was formed by those who had the
interest of their country at heart, and
who attended this meeting. At this
time, plans were made and put into
operation for pledging every farmer in
the respective counties. This was
done in some cases hy dividing the
county into school districts, and oth
ers by the township plan, with which
ever way being adopter* calling for a
personal house to house canvass by
the committee.
It is planned to hold an additional
meeting in most of the counties dur
ing tlie latter part of next week, at
which tlmo the results of the canvass
will be reported and plans made for
future activity.
Ah yet, there are a few people who
do not realize the importance of this
movement. "Some of the business
men nnd many of the farmers are le
thargic", states Mr. Orrell. "If they
could realize the consequraces atten
dant. upon a big crop of ccKton being
produced this year, and could see tho
danger in which the entire business
structure of the State and South would
be placed by this crop or cheap cotton,
they would realize at one- that this
movement calls for the concerted ac
H ?yes' [A
Healing Honey
The
Tickle
Heals The
Cures The
Price
A FREE BOX
GROVE'S 0-P/N-TRATE SALVE
(Opens the Pates and Penetrates)
For Chest Cads, Head Colds and
Croup, is enclosed with every bot
tle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY
You get tht Cough Syrup and the Salve
lor one pri?, 35c.
Made, Recommended and Guaranteed tQ
the Publ/ by
Paris Medicine Company
Manufacturers of
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
tlon of every single individual in the
State.
"The moral effect of the movement
through the future years is immensely
more important than protecting this
present crop, or the next, though it
has for its purpose the protection of
both."
Mr. Orreli calls for the farmers of
the State to rally around this move
ment, to organize their communities
so that the acreage on every cotton
farm will be reduced at least one-third,
and the economic freedom of the cot
iton farmer assured for the coming
years.
WHY THAT LAME BACK!
i That morning lameness?those
I sharp pains when bending or lifting,
Imake work a burden and rest impossi
ble. Don't be handicapped by a bad
|back?look to your kidneys. You will
make do mistake by^/ follpwtttg this
jFranklinton residents example.
| Miss Alice Card/FYanklinton. N. C
says: "My bactafgave me a whole lot
I of trouble an^mornings, I was stiff
and lame. My kidneys didn't act pro
perly and I J^Bed to get awfully dizzy.
I Black speaKs would blur my sight.
Doan's Kjfioey Pills were recommend
ed to nw, so I took them and they en
tirely Relieved this complaint."
Pri^e 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Horn's Kidney Pills?the same that
^lfss Card had. Fostcr-Mllburn Co,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. Nr Y.
Loose quarters may become lost
quarters. Save them by buying Thrift
Stumps
To Our Friends and
^?Patrons
"If you have not sold and do not intend to sell any of your Liber
ty Bonds, this letter Is not Intended for you.
"If vou faavp aolri or contemplate selling any of your Liberty
Bonds, read and study this letter carefully, then put your Liberty
Bonds In a safe place and KEEP THEM.
"Speaking recently on the subject of the selling of Liberty Bonds,
which has been taking place, the Secretary ot the Treasury said:
" 'Our boys at the front in the service iff their Government have
never quit. If you sell your Liberty Bo^ras, you quit at a time when
the Government needs your contlnu4a support. Every time you
quit by selling your Liberty Bonds, Vou hurt the credit of your Gov
ernment and make it more difficult to finance ihe war. The cost
of the war continues until peaces signed, and our gallant boys are
brought back to America? sottv
"We wish to urge upon ?pry o&e of you not to sell your Liberty
Bonds under any circUmftfittCfli. If you are without food or are
about to be diapossessedArOm your home, then 1b the time to con
sider borrowing moneyyon yotir bonds, but not until then.
"This also applies tA War Savings Certificate Stamps and Thrift
Stamps. Do not sellieitker.
"Always remembof that if the boys .who sailed from this country
for France, after arriving in France had turned and come home
without fighting, toe would not be talking about holding Liberty
Bonds, but woulA probably be getting togetheer all we own in the
world, each andr every one of us, for the purpose of handing it over
to the Kaiser In the form of taxes.
"If Liberty Bonds sell at less than par on the Exchanges, it is
simply because a lot of people are dumping them on the market in
stead of Molding them as they should do. These bonds will even
tually sell at par or above, and your money is safer in them than
it woula be in any other investment.
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"If, in the future, the roll is called for holders of Liberty Bonds,
be Bure you have your badge of honor in the form of your original
Liberty Bonds." ??
The
First National Bank
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
W. H. EUFFIN. President F. B. McKINNE Cashier
1919 - Nmeteen-Nineteen -.1919
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