RUB IT ON
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HEADACHE,
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lftinn * T WT 4
li EXJRALGXA, ~
PAINS,
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Apply with brush or rub it" on j
affected parts.
Sold and guaranteed by
AYCOCK DRUG CO.
Your Money back without
questions if you are not
satisfied.
Manufactured by
Person Remedy Co.
Charlotte, N. C. ?
FOR SALE
Froit Pruof Cabbage Plants. 500
$1 .60, 1000 $2.50 postpaid. 1000
$2.00, 10,000 $1.50 per 1000 Express
Collect.
-tHN9fi?-TPHOEES3EE~ PTXNT CO.
1 -14-3t Valdosta, GoorgidT
WOfH*- NEWS
- Mumpo-i-At* Hi* omy now^ gomjF ttF
Wood now . Every day we possess a
new case but. we are very thankful tl
isn't tiny worse. Mr. Major Gupton
has been" seriously 111 but is improv
ing so rite.
? Mesisro. Arthur, 3teplieu and Eddii
Gupton made a call to see some of tht
noon" ~ 7 ~
and Mrs. P. C. Ludford have
nuueil iu Plymouth.
? We were very sorry to see Mr. Her
bert Lancaster leave for hospital, but
7>ro~ gTaa fo ngar tins "getting uri very
nicely
Messrs. R. D. Griffin and W. P.
Leonard and Misses .Lilla Lanier and
Hattte- (jriffin made a call to see so
me friends at Moore's pond Sunday,
afternoon .
The most enjoyable time spent in
Wood in a long time was the tacky
party carried out so well at Mr. St.
Leonard's Saturday night. Jan. 15th.
Games ot all kinds was started about
7:30 after which Music was so beau
tifully rendered on piano by Miss
Pearle Gupton followed by three co
urses of refreshments. Then Messrs.
Stephen Gupton. Morris Griffin and I
Johnnie Lancaster were elected as jud 1
seyr 'They decided to pr^ent. the
prize for being the tackiest to Miss
Lenna Fleetwood which was a nice
little bottle of "Hovte's Cologne."
And Miss Pearle Gupton received the
prize for being the best looking which
was in such a pretty box a "Pig's
Tail." The crowd then made a mo
tion to adjourn about 11:30. J
We were very sorry the weather
was so bari the moving pictures
?wasn't able to get here last Friday
night but hope the weather will be
W U'6n*t' get disappointed next time.
Yours to the last bubble BTIX*
Seven Cows
for One
Just as an example of the time and money the
LALLEY LIGHT will sav^ you:
A milking machine operated by the pozver
from the L.A.LL.E Y zvill milk seven totvs in
the time it takes you to milk one by hand.
We could go right on down the line and show you how
the LALLEY Plant is a money making plant, as well as a
lighting plant
For instance: It supplies power in plenty to pump water,
heat the irons, run the washing machines, sewing machine,
vacuum sweeper, cream separator, churn, fanning mill,
grind stone, emery wheel, etc, etc.
So, if the old saying, "time is money" is true ? if this old
"saw" means anything, the LALLEY LIGHT means real
dollars and cents in your pocket
And we want to impress upon your mind the fact, that the LALLEY
LIGHT does all this money-saving work better because it has been tested
and perfected through ten year's of actual owner use.
We want the opportunity to show you personally Just how and why tha
LALLEY "Does More- Does it Better."
We know that If we could demonstrate to you these facts there never
fould be any doubt In your mind as to "Which Plant." Come In ? malt*
1 a point to
Be Sure ? See the LALLEY Ftnt
R I. MITCHELL
LOCAL DEALER BUKN, N. 0.
16799
DIED.
tkid
?ey trouble last year. Don't allow
ejecting pains and aches. Guard
. gainst this fmiihli- hy taV;rY
The ft-orM s standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and one Ktd trouble*.
Holland's national remedy since 1896.
All druggists, three aixe* ? Gwmmtwed.
leolr fee til* Cold Medal ae every b*x
and accept no isititioe
HONOR ROLL.
The following is an Honor Roll for
the fourth month of Cedar Rock
School :
3rd Grade ? Addie Marshall, Beatr
ice Smith. ?
4th Grade ? Burt May, Eugene Sy
kes, Clinton Glasgow. _
5th Grade ? Elizabeth Glasgow. Jos-i
eph Inscoe.
When Mistake Is Fatal.
Flatbush ? Do you think a man pro
fits by his mistakes?
Bensonhurst? Not if he marries the
wrong woman he doesn't.? Youkera
Statesman .
? ? To Core a CoW itr Ooc Day
Talc LAXATIVE BROHO QUWIHE Mm.) It
Move the Coralh mod Headache and weeks off the
Coid. E. W. GROVE'S signature oc each tor 30c.
So lone a-a you think that
a* you rail against misrule, y*t fall
Ui ilvfurt ? yuur d?Jc r!|talK-?o loui ~
as you believe that your Influence la
not needed, and that without you
there will be a majority sufficient to
'prevail f or the many, the .few shall
continue to dra? ua Into the < tie ?
Herbert Kaufman.
SEASONABLE QOOD THINGS.
When ehestnuta are plentiful and
potatoes are selllnf at high prices, try:
Meek Mashed
Potato, i. ? Oook
one pound at
chqgaau for a
quarter of an
hoar, peel them
and cook in one
quart of milk un
til aoft Add two
lablespooofuls of batter, one teaspoon
ful of suRtir, and one teaspoonful of
salt Rub through a sieve and serve
the same as mashed potatoes. The
advantage of serving this dish Is that
It may be eaten by those who an da
Died potatoes.
Curried Cheetnots. ? Shell and
blanch a pound of chestnuts, stew tn
stock until tender. Melt two table
spoonfuls of butter In a saucapaa, fry
In It one small sliced onion, one t hopped
apple, and a tablespoon ful of carry
powder and a teaspoonful of awaat
chutney; moisten with one capful of
stock and one tablespoonful at (lea
flour that has been smoothly blended.
Cook until the Ingredients are aoft
then pat through a sieve; add a
squeeze of lemon Juice and simmer the
chestnuts In this an til they her* ab
sorbed the flsvor. Serve with plenty
of plain boiled rice, very hot
Chestnut Cakes. ? Shell and blaach
some good chestnuts then cook In bail
ing water until tender. Bab through a
sieve and to every half cvpful of cheat
nut palp add the yolk of an egg. salt,
white pepper, celery salt, onion Jslrt
and Wnraawterahlre mm to aaaaen
rather highly. Make Mo neat lttOe
cafcaa, brush with beatsn egg. rait ta
One crumbs snd fry In deep hot fat
Serve ss s garnish around roast tor
kay.
^Manhann 'DareMtt-iMalt in halt
poaod ?f cheese over a pas of hoT??
ter. Turn a pint ran of tomato soup
Into a separate Heat and sea
son thoroughly with paprika Tura
the melted cbeeae into the hot soap
and beat Have ready rounds of
toasted breed. Turn the rarebit *aaa
fcng ?nr the bread and serve with
crisp celery and hot coffee.
FORECLOSURE SALE FARM LANDS
. By virtue of thp miwer of s:ile t un .
tallied In that certain" deed or trust,
datitd Nov. 3. 1919, and recorded lu
Book 2X4, page 280, Franklin Regis
try. made by J. F. Mullen and wife
to J. G Bimn ?Tni.t... .Iafi.ll" h iv- -
in* been made In the payment ot the
debt thereby Becun'U. nud demand tur
foreclosure having been , mad^jmi- said _
truataa by tho holder of tin.' iL.lii thr -
reby eecured, the undersigned will on
Monday, February 2&th. 1921, at ab
out the lium uf um^ur I'etaas ul luuri
It hclnp- the M.inritiit nf lh,. DeCOIUl -
week ot Franklin Superior Court, at
the Courthouse door in. Louisbirrj;. -N ?
C . . offer for sale at public auction, to
the hlgTieStTrtdder, for cash, the lundi.
In said deed ot trust conveyed and
there defined as follows:
In Dunns Township, bounded as
IoIIowb: Beginning at a pine stump
on the Hillsboro and- Tarboro Road,
thence S 76d E 81 1-2 poles to a sta
ke, the W. A. Mlnga corner; thence
N Id E 93 poles to a stake; thence
West 8 poles to a stake; thence X Id
E 103 poles to a stake; t hence West
40 poles to a stake; thence West 3b
1-2 poles to a stake; thence South 218
poles to the beginning, containing
NINETY SIX (96) acres, more oi
less by survey. , _ -
, THls Jan.^28th, 1921.
J. G. BUNN, Trustee.
WM. H. & THOS. W. RUFFIN,
Attorneys l-E8-5t
Winers to Help Ont.
Pegasus was ^ke winged horse.
He should have been good over hur
dl?a. -i
YOU CAJIT IJODGE IT
Once In Awhile Tour Blood flops and
THEN TAKE PEPTO-XANGAN
You'll Plcfc Cp Ami I II gtilctl) With
Plenty w-artHllMil
corpuscles
Physicians nowadays lake a ETood
test when you are run down. They
count ^tbe red'corpuscles in your bl
ood. If these are too few they give
you a tonic for your blood. It hap
Pftns right nlnng They arq alwnyn
on the lookout tor indications of weak
blood.
Why? Because they know when
your blood la weak your leslstanue tir
disease In lpw. Ynnr vitality htii! m,
ergy quickly run down.
You can tell when your blood is
You cc.:\ get more c~gs and make more"
money by feeding hens more material for
making whites of eggs. No grain feed con
tains anything like enough white-making
material (piotjir).
f^TTr?-rl ;~i tK~ Kcr
a result, many yolks are
PnyinsL "Pooiltry Chows
fed together, malic mere egga because they
supply the ocientific balance of all the elements
a hen requires to produce the
highest number of whites and
yolks of wivi^h ehc incapable.
under an iron-bound guaran
tee of More Egss or Money
Back.
Sold kii ^iiGCrtGY board
Bugy Only by
C7 P. fllCKS
Corner Main & Nash Sts.
weak. You look pale, feel tired.
Ynu nrp nnt ill, Imt ynn flpri'r feel ri? [
'ght. You don't want tp do things, i
That is the time to take the well
known tonic, Pepto-Mangan. '
FopttTMangnn builds red blood coH
I r)U9Cles . Physicians hav<> pgeaClihedJ
lit for thirty years.
Pepto-Mangan is sold in liquid and j
Louisburg, N. C.
tablet form. The medicinal value U
Hip Bump Talrp plfhpr IHntl
you prefer. "But "be sure you get the
genuine Pepto-Mangan ? "Gude'e."
The full name, "Gude'a Pepto-Man
^;ah," should be on 41hi paoKngo.
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It's a cinch
to figure why
Camels sell!
You should know why Camete
are so unusual, so refreshing, so
satisfying, First, quality ? socond,
Camels expert blend of choice Ttirkish
and choice Domestic tobaccos which
you'll certainly prefer to either kind
smoked straight !
Camels blend makes possibl? that
wonderful mellow mildness? yet-all tho
desirable body is there I And, Gamels
never tire your taste !
You'll appreciate Camels ^atedom
from any unpleasant cigaretty rafter
taste or unpleasant cigaretty odor !
For your own satisfaction compare
C&mels puff by puff with arty ciga
rette in the world at arty price I
Cam-I * am ?<??/<?/ 9Vr>rywhvrn in rfimntifleally aoalmd par kttfra of 20 r 1(1*
:?(fv or t*n packojtt* * 200 cifarmttma) In ? tf laiatn*. p*p#r- novwr*</
r.ir/nft VV?? ?tror>t}lv ffHommnirf f/i/i c?rfon for thn homm or offlc*
? fy >*/i?n you travel
K. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Wintton-StWi. N. C.