1>W. Wood's
fRTON asm m
Purple Top, Norfolk Globe and Seven Top
Turnip Seed?all new seed, now on sale.
Plant CRIMSON CLOVER at last work
ing of corn and Cotton.
11
Call up Phopfe 327 when in want of any
thing for breakfast, dinner and supper.
We have/It,'and will get it to you quick.
,.YS. Jno. W. King
To My Friends
I take this method of announcing to yon ?nat I have
associated with me Mr. "Wllmot Brown, apu have open
ed a complete line of Heavy and Fajccv Groceries,
Feeds and Feed Stuffs in the old Cilfy Market build
ing on the corner of Xash and Spring Streets, where
we will be glad to have you call tar see us.
/
A. W. PERRY JR,
It is Trir TU T'OU lu sjui) ui iiut liif1
save. Everything may be alright
with you today,Jbut what about to
morrow, 5j 10, or 20 years from, now?
-yi-TT^T TIFF rypppTrvrv-; OF 1^ M EX, COM
PILED BY THE AMERICAN BANKERS'
ASSOCIATION.
AT AGE 22?100 men all strong and vigorous with good mental ami
physical capacity.
AT AGE 35?5 have died; 10 are wealthy; 10 are in.good circum
stances; 40 have moderate means; '-',5 have saved nothintr.
AT AGE 45?16 have died; 3 are wealthy; 65 are self-suppor'ing.
but without resources: 10 are no longer self-supporting
AT AGE 55?20 have died; 1 v?.-ry wealthy; 0 are in good circum
stances; 46 are self-supporting, but without* means: :;?> are
dependent on children, relatives or charity Mr support
AT AGE 65?36 have died; 1 very wealthy; 3 are Wealthy; 6 self
supporting by labor; 54 are dependent on children, relative?
or charity for support.
AT AGE 75?63 are dead; 60 of these left no estate; 3 ar?- wealthy;
34 are dependent upon children, relative's or charity for -;ip
'port; 95 per ceirt of these will not have sufficient mean- to
defray funeral expenses.
i
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US AND ADD A PART
OF YOUR EARNINGS TO IT REGULARLY.
Farmers National
_ BANK
Louisburg, N. C.
Capital $50,000.00 ' Surplus $10,000.00
ALLEN President H. M. STOVALL, ( ashler.
Under Kopervlslen ef f1?e Unliod State* (Government., and Member
of the Federal Reserve System.
THE EXPLANATION
Nature placed the growth-pro
moting vitamins" in the oil of
the cod-fish?this explains why
is so definite in its help to a child
of any age. Latter-day science
reveals that the "vitamins" are
needful for normal growth.
Sootl'm Emulsion will halp
mny ohlld grow.
Scott at bowiic. UloomfieM. N. J. 19-1
HOME DEMON STRATI O N 1)E.
PAKTMEN'T.
If you have not done so. get your
canning supplies at once. It will re
quire about four weeks to orde^from
any distance now. as all firms are busy
filling earlier orders.
We have on hand a few thousand
cans, for sale at cost. If you wish
any, please write your Home Demon
stration agent.
A new supply of the North Carolina
Canning and Preserving Bulletins has
been received. We have also a few
copies of the bulletin, "Farm Home
Conveniences." A copy of either will
be mailed to any person who is inter
ested.
The people of any community may
have a demonstration, by notifying the
agent in time for preparations to be
made. Sixteen days in each month
are filled with regular appointments.
Dates cannot be set for pabllc demon-1
stratlons which conflict with the reg-'
titar meetings. ?
When you ask your agent to teach |
you how to can tomatoes and squash j
or any fruit or vegetable Tor that mat
ter. do not leave three or four tubs of
each. If your instructor.has to rush
to save a large quantity of vegetables,
you will fail to get some point neces- j
sary for you to know, it is much bet
ter to learn to can a few jars and to
practice sealing tin cans until you are
sure of your self, than to try to do all
in one day.
"Conveniences of a Modern Home"
"Down in southwest Virginia, a far
mer proudly pointed out the pipe
which brought the water from a fine
spring up the mountain to his very
door. The faucet was placed not ten
feet from the kitchen aoor. "Thatis
very fine," I said, "but why did you not
have the pipe ten feet longer and place
the faucet in the kitchen so your wife
would not have to carry water at all
and would not be exposed to the rain
and wind and snow and heat while she
did it?" He looked thoughtfully at the
faucet for a minute before answering
"No one ever thought of that. It can
easily be done even yet."
Too often no one thinks of the bur
dens of the farmer's wife?she hleast
of all. Yet what woman would not
appreciate the joys of running wafer
in her home, of gas or electricity for
lighting. a safe and modern m- tliod of
disposing of the sewerage,' a washing
machine run by some poweer not her
own. a vacuum cleaner, and something
to cook on besides a wood devouring
and ash-producing stove.
Harness the swiftly flowing little
stream, or install the gas or oil or
electric engine to pump the water, to
churn, the butter, to wash the clothes.
tn Lui-ii the, svparator. to heat the iron,
tOTlsW "UiJ llfl'Jiip. mill ILL
the farm wife will be greatly lessened.
It has been estimated that from a
cent's to a cent and a hair s worth of
electricity will operate?
A 16 candle power lamp for 5 hours.
A six-pound electric fiui iron for' 15
minutes:
An electric washer long enough to
wash 20 shirts. __
A pump long enough to rais^ iW
gallons of water 100 fvet.
A ^?parator 20 Siinm.-s.
A i ui.iill r r.nniufv .
?Grace Townlev. Specialist in Home
Economics. Virginia, published in The
Progressive Farmer.
You (iuard Airaln^t Bunrlnr*. lint What!
About Rat*J
Ra*s steals millions of dollars worth
of, grain, chicki-ns. eggs, etc. Des
troy property ato'l are a nulsaiv.-^ to i
health. If you are troubled with rats,
try RAT-SXAP. will sur-ly kill
them?prevent odors. Cats or dogs
wo:>'t touch it. C<toD'*s in cakes.
Thro?* size-?. -oc\ 5i)(\ ?1.0o, Sold
and guaranteed bv Allen Bros.. Louis
hut k. N. C. .* \
"FAKE" ASPIRIN
WAS TALCUM
Therefore Insist Upon Getv
uine "Bay^r Tablets
of Aspirin"
Millions of fraudulent Aspirin Tab
lets were sold by 4 Brooklyn manufac
turer which later proved to be compos
ed mainly of Talcum Powder, "liayer
Tablets of Aspirin" the true, gr-nulne,
American made and American owned
Tablets are marked with the safety
"Bayer Cross."
Ask for and then Insist upon "Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin" and always buy
them ii? the original Bayer package
which contains proper directions and
['dosage.
I Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldester of
'Salicylicacld.
GLAD T0TEST1FY
Says Watoga Lady, "Ai To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
Ai To Help Others."
Watoga, W. Va ? Mrs. S W. GladweU,
of this town, says: "When about 15 years
of age, 1 suffered greatly ... Sometimes
would go a month or/two, and I had
terrible headache, backache, and bearing
town pains, and would just drag and
had no appetite. Twa ... it would last
. . . two weeks and was so weakening,
and my health JvaMtwfuL
My motheivbought me a bottle of
Cardui, tad T tegan to improve after
taking the first Jtottle, so kept it up till I
took three . .. I gained, and was well
and strong, andr I owe it all to Cardui.
I am marriedr now and have 3 children
. .. Have nevtr had to have a doctor for
female trouble, and Just resort to Cardui
if 1 need a toaic. I am glad to testify ta
what it has /done for me, so as to help
others."
If you arekervous or weak, have head
aches, bacKBches, or any of the other
ailments so common to women, why not
jive Cardui a trial? Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 40 years.
Begin taking Cardui today.' It may
be the very medicine you need.
NC-130
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
DR. PAUL /. CARTER
Physician afad Surgeon ?
Office in Cooke ife Speed Drug Co.
? Phone No. 87
FRANKLINTON, . : N. C.
J. 0. SEWBLL, M. D.
LonlsbrUT, V. 0
Oftlce In First National Bank Building
*111 be at LouUourg regularly
Day Phone 329 }Oght Phone 292-J
DBTwTSTlioBToii
Bye floeclallat
Office In/Hotel Building
Loulabuu. North Carolina
B. ATWOO? 1TBWBU
Attor?#J-At-Law.
i-^uUburg / Frankllnton
Office in First Jtational Bank Building
General practice
DR. ABTHCB STTO8 FIJSKIUfl"
Sargeoft Deatlst
LouUbnrg, North Carolina
Office in Masonic Hall Building
H. G. Perry H. H. Johnson
DRS. PERRY & JOHNSON'
Physicians
LouUtourg, 'J North Carolina
Offices adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Qoy 2&T; Night: Dr.
Johnson 10, Dr/ Perry 28".
D K. 1. eJ*A10XE.
Loulsburg, North Carolina
?See In Aycock/Drug Store, Market
Btreet, Office/ Practice Surgery
and ionsultatlcn,
DB. D. f. SMITH WICK.
Deotlst '
Loulibmrf, H. C.
Office In the First National Bank
Building on >feln and. Nash StB.
W. K FBBSOJ.
ATTORNEY/AT-LAW
Loulsbnrg, North CaroUua
Practice In all coulu. Office on Main
St/eet.
- r;. M. UF^JI -
Attorney-nf taw
LonlsburgyN'. C. v
unices over old Tqr"~Rlver Drug CO?"
Practice in/all courts.
H. KUClfi; Thus. W. Ilufflu
WM. II. k TH09,.W. BCFFIN
Attornejs<at-Law
Loulsbnrg, : / Sorth Carolina
General practice bpthcivll and crim
inal, In Franklin >cd/adjoining coun
ties. Supreme add federal Courts.
Offices In FlrM National Bank
Bi/ildng.
DR. J. i. DAVIS
in
Physician and Surgeon
I.oulsbdrjf, Jf.'C.
formerly Intern^ St. Agnes Hospital
Office next door to DUrrell Davis
Blacksmith Shop
Day Phone 64 >f!slit Phone 335
Z. B. While E. H. Malone
WHITE A JKALONE
LAWYERS
Lonlsburg, North Carolina
General practice, settlement of st
ates funds Invested. dne member of
?i? ftrm always In ihe office.
? i
NORMAN B. H^IKIEPETH *
Aflorney-Af-Lan
Gem-rnl Practir-a in All Courts
Office in Masonic Hall Building
I.oulsharfr, N. C. ^
S. P. BCllT, M. 1?.
Ivoulsbiirg, N. C.
Offices over Scoggln's Drug Store.
Hours 11 a. 3L to 1 p m., and 4 to
5 p. m.
DB. W.4. BASS.
YeWlnarlan"
Loulstturg, N. C. .
Offices at R. F. Fuller'B stables. Tel
ephones?day No.;56, Night No. ?.
All calls answered promptly.
Dtt.lliM.BEAM
Physician and Surgeon.
WOOD, V. c.
Offices at Wood Drug Co.
QumTm Tastelesa chill Tonic ,
fe*tore? vitality and etjurgy by purlfylof sod aiv
rlchlng th? blood. Yon c?n toon f^el it* Streuaih'
? nh-.s. invigorating Effcrt. Price 60t. .-j
OVER-EATING
ia tli? root of nearly ail jtfgestive
evil?. If your digestion Ja weak or
out o#4?ilt*ri bettor eafrfess and use
the new aid/to TMtter digestion.
Pleasant t^/tsike?Effective. Let
Ki-moidm bilp straighten out your
digestive troubles.
: ?y ?cott a bowni
ft? OF ecorrs EMULSION
l?-lA
STEGALL BROS.
BnMi
Loulshorij. S. C.
We hare (torobased the shop former
ly occupied wu^ur Stegail and will
run same of theSmjje stand. Zollle
Wilklns will be with uSxuuL satisfac
tion and cleanliness shall be our mot
to. Plabty of hot running water ?~id
clean towels.
Buy Your Tombstones i^ild Monuments
Fron
HENDERSO>~QRA5HTE &? MARBLE
S
Hendep^onT"!
Save the high cost of freJffit by buy
ing from us. Write for prices.
J. B. GEE. Proprietor.
REBUILDING RADIATORS WITH
THE IDEAL CORES IS SAFE AND
GUARANTEED. 1 HAVE IN STOCK
GALVANIZE IRON, COPPER, TIN
GUTTERING AND SPOUT. COME
TO SEE ME fOR THE BEST PRICES.
E. A. ROGERS
Suit Cases and Traveling
Bags
Need a suit case or traveling bag?if so, buy now?
there is a most enticing state of luggage price affairs
today?we sav ed in tb? 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 lines?you can make a great saving.
W. E. White Furniture Company
Louisburg, N. C.
LOOK AHEAD
^ }
Young man, do you ever stop to consider the future?
the obligation imposed upon every self-respecting citi
zen to provide happiness for his family?
YOU CAN'T EXPECT TO
PROVIDE HAPPINESS
WITH AN EMPTY POCKET
Begin to save XO*W?deposit a dollar or two in this
bank each week, and watch your account grow.
The
First National Bank
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
W. H. RUFFIN, President F. B. McKINNE Cashier