PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
J. O. St WELL, if. D.
Loulsbnrg, >. ?
Office in First National Ban!; Building
Will be at Loulshurg r *: ilarly
Day P1iot>j .? ? Night i'boiu 249-2
Eye Special t8t
O Rico In Hotel Building
f^ouiahura. Nor?.h
8. ATWOOD UK WELL,
A tloracy.lt-Law.
IxtuMmrg. N. C. Phone 249
Ofiicc it: First National Bank Building
General Practice
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PR. ARTHCB FLEKTHf?
Surjecu Dentist?
l/OUtahnrsr, Vorth Cmrollna
Office in V;. .sonic Uu'.din?
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1 firm always in the offc*.
NORMAN* D. JIFItCFPETH
A;t ti7ifrf-AM.au
Ger.eral T: c- :r. A.l Courts
Office in M r.:.- Hali Buildicsr
Lorl^.jre. N. C.
S. P. BFRT, M. D.
?s^ouisburg. X. C.
Offices cter Scoggin's Drug Store
Hour? 11 r. si- to 1. p m . and 4 to
5 p. m.
D K. TT. R. BASS.
V,.fnrir,,fjM1 |
Louisburg, N. C.
Special Mtention tc Hogs and Ecgs. |
Office and Hospital at R. F. Fuil i "a j
Stable. Calls answered day or night.!
Phones. Day 56 Night 335
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DIL H. M. BEAM
WOOD, >; C.
Offices at Wood Drug Co.
WJI. 1- STALLIXfiS
Doctor Veterinary Medicine?
Phone 24 vL LouMiure, >*. C.
Officc at J^. C. Tucker's Stables.
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STEGALL BROS.
Barbers
Lonisbnrg, N. C,
We have purchased the shop former
ly occupied by Oscar Stegall and ^111
run same at the Bamer stand. Zollie ,
Wilkins will be with us. and r.atlsfac
tlon and cleanliness shall be our mot- j
to. Plenty of hot running water ~ud
clean towels.
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Buy Your Tombstones and Monuments ,
From
HENDERSON GRANITU & MARBLE
WORKS
Henderson. N.
Save "the high cost of freight by buy-!
ing from us. Write for prices.
J. B. GEE. Proprietor.
* NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator ot
the estate of J. Emil McGhee, deceas
ed, late of Franklin County, notice is
hereby given all persons holding
claims against his estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 17th day of Octob^* 1920 or this
notico will bo plead in bar of their Te
covery-? All persons- indebted to hia
estate will please ynn>o forward and
make immediate settlement. This Oc
tober 16th, 1911v " f
10-17-?t J. H. McGHEE. Ad'mtt
Grove's TaMcle?s chlll Ton!?: j'
rrstoret vitality and energy by purlfyVpt and ?t>?
riching the blood. You can mod feelItVSuciuUi)?.
?olni, luvigoratiofi Effect. Prte? 60c. \
A POPI LAK lilKL
was maih: happy
llt*r IAU' Was Kar F rum Pleasant 1'nl 11
She Made a IHwo?erj That CliiinM
Tli i
Thi- 1 ? a story >f how Mis* Marie
Uon^eii. i well known Charl.'te voting
lady living at 'ali! W. Tryon St.. w;i
? ranslornu'J iron: .i higlfl
to a lioa.ihy. happy bo?Uog
^?)ti says: /
1 Hiiflore*^ from stomach tjruible
an 1 catarrh for more than a yqAr and
beuan to lose w tight. 1 was wrvous.
couul not sltvp at night and Aiv skiu
was ??allow and blotchy. I ftegan to
imagine that my lhj lition wAs chron
ic and brooded ovc* Mils, /1 lost all
ambition and wa' ? beylett alone.
I ki>ov of the lit:., til- my iaother had
obtained fro::' Poplav* and/dccldod to
tiy ir l Nk improw alnust itu
trodta'cl**. I no linger hail pains af
i, - e i ? .* ? -l-'pr s. imulv/aiHl g..:.?*-d it>
d I jurt lull
, .? ar.MoA-* to lei evevy
, V > piacJtiid tor tne that
, >iarfcC:.Mit."
ar.a fee"ramor.Jed iu
I ? a. :? c it^ M lis Store;
li . You::,:.*v.lle
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A coat like thai -Lowq above may
be bought with the assurance that It is
representative of the styles for fall
and winter. It has the straight lines
and the simplicity which style dicta
tors a^n-ee upon and a high, cozy roll
ing 'collar.
Some day. of course, we will know
who really started the war. Tfut.^ in
th?- meat:tim?v"*om?Tbo?ir did trr?
Each day we look expectantly fr?r
another illuminating r?-r- -rx from the j
governor of North Carolina to 'he gov
ernor of Sou'h Carolina.
About ^he best way to rid yourself j
of an unwelcome income tax is' to pay j
it- ^
REBELLION
IN STOMACH
'Pape's Diapepsin" at once
ends Indigestion and
Sour, Add Stomach
Lumps of undigested food cause pain
If your stomach Is In a revolt; if sick,
gassy and upset, and what you just ate .
has fermented and turned sour ; head .
dizzy and aches; belch gases arid acids (
ai>?l eructate undigested food?Just
toke u tablet or two of Pape's Diapep-i
.sin to help neutralize acidity and In
live minutes you wonder what, became
of the pain, aridity. Indigestion and
; distress.
I If your tftomach doesiVt. take rare of
your liberal limit without rebellion: If
lyour food is a dunvage instead of a
help, remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless stomach antacid Is Pap
io'h Diapepsin. which costs ?o little at
drug stores. . _
MANY KINDS, AND ALL GOOD
That Woufd Seem to Be the Verdict I
?f Humanity on the Great
Question of Piea.
They were talking about pie? and
discussing which wns the best, and,
what we gathered front the cheerful
controversy..all were the best.
good -eld apple pte W.TS Just as eloquent
In his references to the peach or punqv
kln pie. In fact, each persou would
hurry through the praise of one kind
of pie In order to champion another,
which convinced us that of all the
varieties of food in this world the plo
is the ble*sodest.
Sometimes you will And a man who
doesn't eat pie. but watch him.1*
a remedy for many distempers. We
one time cured n ferocious sick head
ache with a quarter of mince pie. ami
that. too. on the advice of a physician.
One of t ho part> never heard of a
mulberry pie. and what a barren life
she must have led. We are throusrh
with the ch*rry pie era and with what
joy it lias filled the world! We ?,r?me
to the berry era. j?tid V"<t of all Then*
Is the huekleber-y p?e, wl.I *h berry '
_:T;^ r?? thTT from *,:t>h,t. ?? ami soil all I
the gra?*?* .-f the ea? h. Ti a men d<K?< !
v m !*\e ?? h v.*: :?< ir :s be- ?
4j?. ? *: . ' r.;:< nor I '-. |
v it :* TT's'M'err* p\
?st-. -.vili.?
:r-.i? x.-'i
nn.- t.?
..... j
ueci?~
?n- i
I tenrii:- w.-r ?? ? : *v 1 .>
? Ail.?! .:v\e t ? .t: ; n
I Th- ?rv. ?
[ :a :i ?
| hn!v.i t" ? a f.rkod w..-..;^ ru^ .
j Ti:<' h.'ing iuserted In r.os
j rr!U nr.?! tl. ! ..vrr <?:.: ?; th,
bur5*-' in a little h?-ap of the <nuff.
j which was hold on a tray of caned
! w?M?d. Soino' i'ifs ]iirv> snail shells
| wvr?- u*?*?l f.?r snuff ?
The mine?<!.dike ir?-o from which
'Jhe snuff is ?1 rained Is plentiful along
the hi_r.ks of th<* <">ri- o and the
, Auazv r. It grows in i i ilti, P-tto
i Ri?*o ard other lsland< of the Antilles.
1 The seeds yielded by its pod* are
i dried, roastfd and ground to jyvrder,
I ?hlch is so.uetiruas mixed with lime
j fr- m calcined snail shell.
Only recently has th's tre?* been
I Identified by Dr. \V. ?. SafTord of the
| government plant bureau a* the
j * w UW llllili, nip IJIIKIII 111 WHHW
j has hitherto been ?a puzzle. The
| chemical properties ofthe drug are ?111
' unknown and so its intoxlcatir^ prin
ciple remains a mystery.
Frightful Experience.
"What was my most thrilling expe
rience?" mused the ex-pllot. "Ah! I
could never forget It. It was a bright1
starlight night, hat the lurid flushes
around us oh ?cured all else as. we
sped through the air. The advancing
enemy van hard upon us. while all
around -we heard the weird, savage
music so terribly familiar, and the
thud as of a thousand falling meteors.
We dived, looped, corkscrewed till our
senses were numbed. I felt a sharp
pain In my right foot, a dull weight
In ray side?I was fallinc. falling?
and knew no more till I found myself
lying on the ground badly smashed
some hours later."
"And that was really your record
aerial engagement?"
?- "No," he replied; "It was my first
experiment with the jazz."?Pitts
burgh Chronlele-THegraph. jfirr ,*
Paying the War Co#L 4
Referring to the cost of th
Secretary of War Baker told the
finance committee of the s**>ate and
house that the total outgo In round
numbers would be $30.000.000,000; but
$9.000,000,000 of this was loans to our
allies. Nearly a third of the net cost
has already been paid out of money
^raised by taxation. The other two
thlrds was obtained from the five
Liberty loans. -If we pay a billion a
year, bealdea Interest, we can clear
oft the war cost In about twenty-one
years.
Big Contribution to War.
One nf the moat striking contribu
tion* of the Fnlted States to the war
was the i-normotii quantity of smoke
less powder high explosives produced
say?? the Scientific Amerlenn. -Fron.
April 1, 1017, to November 11, 1818. w?
.produced 632 million pounds of smoke
less powder, which was almost exnctl>
equal ta the combined output of Trdne?
and Great Britain.
PRAISES WOMEN OF NIPPON
California Newspaper Speaks In High
est Terms of Thofe Who Rsside
In That Stats,
Japan is a wonderful nation in a
rery jcreat many ways, it huts uccotn
plinluMl mnrTHs, it has leaped forward
place among the world powers, but j
we are convinced that the greatest
tl?1r?*r aboyt Japan Is Its women.
All wotuen are, of course, charming,
hut our observation is that the women
of Japan are especially and particu
larly so. We see mueh of them here
In California, and we have an oppor
tunity to judge.
T?> begin with, the majority of them
-art* very and all of them have ]
a certain gruc* that can come only
I from lonnirie? of gentleness and good
breeding. They have soft voices. 1
T'.vro i> an IrresMlhle appeal in their I
: maiir.M**.
It is often-commented that the men
of J:: pari Lave adapted rhem>elvos to J
W.-srern ways with an in -rc Hble on?e. !
'.>:i *'u;. V;:\c no! re? lab'd their worn- !
i. !!;?? performance of :his dillicu't
? i j'or an Ofin ia! raft* t?? adapt It
?? i" <> v It! ?? ? I ?:?? and ImMt"*.
Vi ) < ?? ? !.. ?? i-- ' :?< well i s
???? wem ?1
yr. dvT'\?"ir v.-i ?
T o w s ??. r ? ? ?? ?* ? r* .?
\v?r - f ??|d- ? i'r ".iiV : *
I *v v:i?.r l?i. ?: -?f h r m 1 .) r
of .? Hvir.z vsi*: <?! I'iv'l war
u*er?* ? *? :??? : -M .? were
Made ii; t :i- ? }?? n ??!:? l:i park.
Ir was rrlJiiritr hr.rd when General
Sh- r:n;iii'< turn rame to speak, hut ho
?* ! < v,- uncovered and deSlvered hi?
short speech. As publl<!.ed. It con
tained ,1ust riOS words. .Alluding to tin*
?r.<* :ha; oid soldiers did n??c n.SnJ the ,
rain. continue'.:
"You all know that this is not sol
diering. There is many n boy here to
day who thinks war Is all glory, hut,
boys, ir Is ail hell. You can bear that
warning to generations vet to come.
I look up-?n It with horror, hut. If it
ha* ro come, I am here."
This last c'poee brought great ap
plause ;md when it subsided the gen
eral proceeded on another line of
thought. 4
m?m
Man's opportunity for the display of
personal heroism hus apparently not
ceased at the signing of the armistice,
for a call has Just been Issued In a
London dally newspaper for "Volun
teer? . . \ 1,000 sportsmen of good
social position, to wear upon a given
day ne-w fashions, to bring back color j
and IUm into masculine attire." The
black frock coat with Its ruffles, the
pink hreer-hes, the silk stockings, and
the powdered wig of cotynlui days are
conservative as compared with some
of the styles to obtain as fruition of
this Idea;.at lenst this is the opinion
of Its proponenif^rho sets as his defi
nite purpose the abolishment of the
"dark, unsymmetrlral" garments of to
day and the adoption of clothes more
In keeping with the new u#e of ro
mantic chivalry. As a parting word,
he reminds that courage?e-ven to a
degree ?*|ual to that manifested by
womnn In the upkeep of fashions?Is
essential to masculine snpppss.
Another Um for Airplane*.
Mpn Interested In aviation have ad
vanced the theory that photographic
maps of ritles made from views taken
from an airplane, would be of value at
a part of the records of the fire de
partments. They would hp a* valua
ble to the flrp rhlef as similar map? of
the btttlpflrlds of FYancp proved lo the
commanders of armies. Such a map,
for Instam-e, wonld enable the chief to
know at a glanep the best means of
getting at a big Are, the surrounding
rooffl and so forth. By use of the map
the dangerous areas and zones could
be plotted In the same manner as In
wartime.
Anxious.
? city school principal was rushing
along the street the other day wb?*n 1
a youngster about eight years old I
?topped her. "Are you the principal
at I'lank building?" he asked.
The principal noddpd her head.
?Why? Ijo jou.go there?" she asked
In turn.
MNo," he returned. "I go to another
bulldln* Hut I Just wanted to know
If the lb kin' had begun at your build*
in? yet?"
OVER-ACIDITY
the stomach hat up
;ht'?re?t. Ifyourtto
turbed, dissolve two
Rmioi
goodnoM of KJmoiJa guaranteed by
SCOlT & BOWNE
MAKERS 9F SCOTT3 EMULSION
NOTICRf
J. D. Davis uiul 1L Z. Johnson
The well known fa&rbers, ror colored
pooplo of LoulBlmrR, N. jC. are now
p ropa rod to glvarthe very best service
in i ho barber lifR*. We straighten the
crooked hair jfiul make smooth the
straight. Iyyou want the linest and
host hair c)R ant) shave give us a tri
al and if \Vo fail you need act pay for
it. Respectfully,
J. IV DAVIS & A. Z/JOIfNSON.
10-3-tf.
Piles Cured
14 Davs
r?m ?' ? irotij* if PA'/O OINTMENT f ?'fa
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LA. ROGERS
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Louisburff N. C:
The KEY to Opportunity
IS THROUGH A
Bank Book
;3Tj?Tiexa
Many a man has been held down when Opportunity
knocked loudly at his door, just because he had not means
to carry out her commands.
Many a genius has been impelled to step aside and
watch some other man. inferior in intellect and calibre,
march on ahead, just because he had not saved his money.
Take possession of that key to
day?insert ?into a bank book
and open an account at this
bank. Then, when the Oppor
tunity comes to you, you will
be ready to meet it.
The
First National Bank
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
W. H. RUFFIN, President F. B. McKINNE Cashier