ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. Chas. Bremner wishes to announce that he will be in Louisburg at the Franklin Hotel every TUESDAY and FRIDAY afternoons from 2 to 5 P. M., for the practice of CHIROPRACTIC. If you have tried everything else without re sults take Chiropractic and get well. DR. CflAS. BREMNER HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA Good Farms # For Sale I have several good farms in fine state of cultivation with good building^and outhouses in good communities for sale cheap. See S. A. Newell Louisburg, N. C. Uniform Quality at the RIGHT price All Standard Sizes Carried in Stock f ALLEN MACHINE COMPANY OARAGE Louiaburg, N. C. Phone 295 J FEDERAL tlTCOWK TAX RFirRKP We are requested to state that Fed eral Income Agents will be at the |?1acn named below on the date* nam ed for the purpose of assisting In man iac out Federal Income Tax Returns . Inquire at the poet offices: Frankllnfon. Feb. 23 and 24. Henderaon, March 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15. Loolabnrg, March 1. 2, 8. Naahrflle, Feb. 27; March 12. Raleigh, until March 15th. Spring Hope, Feb. 28. , Wendell, Fteb. ?. / Youngsrllle, Feb. tl. Zebulon. Feb. 2?. <? ? FOR FIRST CL*ASS JOB PJMNTINO I PHO.VB 2*? Rat-snap KILLS RATS Also nlf^ Abnolatelj prntita odor* from nmu. 0?o ptrkiff proven this. KAT-SNAP main l> eahea? bo bIiIm with other food. NuriitMl ?6r .also (1 rake) enoaKh .for Pantry, -Kltrhea or Cellar. 86c ill* (8 MkM) for .Chicken House, coop*, or amall building*. also (6 cake*) enough for all farm and out-buildings, storage building*, or factor/ bnlldlng*. Sold ami goaraatee<l by CASH MKOCEHY * MARKET THE FRANKLIN TIMK8 $1.60 Per "Year in Adranco No Wormi in a nkalthy Child All children trooMed with Vonoa hare as un healthy color. wblclandlrateal poor blood, and aa a rale, there la mora fx lem aanmarh dlaturhanua. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC ?ren rejolarlr for two or three weeaa will eratrh the Mood. bD WW* the ifljealioo. aid hrt a> k General Strength ening Took to the whdfce araten* Nature will then threw off or dispel the vortna. aad the Child will be M parte* health. Plaa^nt to ta^a. <0c per bottle. THAT mm UMENESS It you are lame every morning, utd sutler urinary tils, these must b< a strengthen the weakened kidneys and averj more serious troubles, us* Dose's Kidney Pills. Tou can rely on Loulsburg testimony. W. B. Cook, prop, of general store. Court House Square, Loulsburg, says: "My back wss' hurting me some snd mortilngs a du'.l ache set tled across the small of my back and I felt tired. My kidneys acted too freely during the night and had me up several times, so I lost my rest I didn't allow this to go on very far, as I purchased a box of Doan's Kid ney Pills at Pleasants' Drug Store, and they soon relieved me of the trouble. I have used Doan's on dif ferent occasions and always with the same good relief." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask fpr a kidney remedy ? get Doan's Kidney Pills ? the same that Mr. Cook had. Foster-Mllburn Co, Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y. WHAT IS CALC1CM ARSENATE! Sherman Explains Boll Weevil Poison Raleigh, N. C. Feb. 23. "Calcium arsenate Is a light, fluffy, poisonous white dust. It is applied pure, not mix ed or diluted with any other material. When applied with proper machin?a in the still night air, it forms a dust cloud which hovers and slowly set tles, the fine partilces penetrating even between the braces of the squares Because of the limited feeding of boll weevils a very thorough and penetrat ing lodgement of the poison Is needed, and that is why calcium arsenate ts far superior to other poison duSta which are heavier, and also superior to any liquid application", says FranlL lln Sherman in answering many in quiries about this boll weevil poison. Mr. Sherman states that calcium arsenate was very littleused until its effectiveness against boll weevil was demonstrated. The. material was made from white arsenic, and the total amount of this hes always been far too small to provide enough calcium arset nate to dust all the cotton fields of the south. There is therefore a genuine (not artificial) shortage of the mate rial. and all careful students of the situation know this. Mr. Sherman says that all the cot. ton farmers have never tried to use calcum arsenate. Probably not 10 per cent of them will attempt It to 1923, and many who do will delay until sum mer to place their orders or even make inquiries. There was a similar short age a year ago, but so far as it is known every North Carolina farmer who fol lowed his advice and ^ordered early (by or before the end of April) did [get all that he ordered. Mr. Sherman has already pointed) (out the actual, profitable results of the~ dust poison method In N"6rth Carolina in 1922 add the areaa in the State wb^re it is to be expected that dusting will pay (and be most necessary) in 1923. It is now up to the cotton far .mer. THURSDAY EYEMNG BOOK CLUB MEETS The members of the Thursday Even ing Book Club were delightfully en tertained by Miss Lonl? Meadows at her home on the 8th. After the meet Ing was caled to order a most inter esting program followed. The Opera studied was "Martha" and Miss Jessie Taylor Harris gave a very interesting story of it. A paper on the life of Flotow, the author was read by Miss Maud Ashley. The Last Rose of Summer, a violin solo by El mer was played on the victrola. Miss Catherine Padwick in her usual char ming manner road two selections which -were enjoyed by all present. Miss Meadows aevred a most delic ious chicken salad course followed by sweet cours?. Her invited guests were Misses Catherine Padwick. Bur dette Joyner, Mesdames D. F. McKin ne and James B. King. It's the wonderful flavor In the blB cuit that makes WILLIAM TELL Flour so popular. 2-23-8t J. 8. HOWELL. TUCKER'S CAFE Main Street LOUISBURG, N. C. 1 have Just opened a flrat claas Cat* In the old Neal building and am prepared to forntah meals at alt hoara, and the beat the market affords. Ice Cream S cent* a cone. Soft Drtnka, etc. Prices reasonable, aerrlce the best. J. C. TUCKER Proprietor 1923-MOTT0 "We Don't Meet Prices ? WE MAKE THEM" Your attention is called to the following: Golden Crown Syrup', just arrived, 1 gal. cans 50c 24 pound sack Melrose Flour, $1.00 Chesterfield Cigarettes, 2 packages, 20 each, 25c Camel Cigarettes, 2 packages, 20 each, 25c 5 cent paper pins, 12 packages, 25c Knob Locks, White Porcelain Knob, 35c 144 Frying Pans, Steel, 35 cent value, 10c \ These prices subject to change after Tues day without notice. The Hudson Store Co. NEXT DOOR ABOVE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK - ? ;; Louisburg, N. C. Habitual Constipation Cured ?' ' In 14 to 21 DavM ? "LAX-FCB WITH PEPSDOfe a socially prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but ?bould be taken regulM^for 14 to 21 days to Induce regular actirfi. It Stimulates and Regies. Very peasant to Take.# 60c (Continued from Page Two) Nov 20 by nmt dep rent Willis Cooke 5.00 V/-VTT ? S * ? ? Not to amt pd for Jury TicketB 350.30 $ 14,964.77 $747.32 Not 30 by amt overdraft carried ford to December 14,217.45 $ 14,964.77 *14,964.77 DURANT - Four and Six The Wonder Car The Instant Approial and Stiles I)l'BA>T Cars has passed all records In the A utompblle History. "THERE IS A EEA80N." IT'S JUST A GOOD CAR .h^r'T 70n th* I)UIU ''T- 100,000 Satisfied Customers, let us show yon this car. ASK FOB A DEMONSTHATIOX. DURANT FOUR Roadster $ 890 JK) Touring 890.00 Coupe 1,365.00 Sedan 1,365.00 DURANT SIX Roadster $1,600.00 Touring 1,650.00 Coupe 2,250.00 Sedan 2,400.00 All Prices F. O. B. Factory STAR CAR It Shines Day and Night I/iir*Mt Tilot erer ollwM In a quality car. Looks fro'nd, Rides good, Hells good, 18 0001). Factory out-put 200 car* a d*y. Nine week* behind In order*, M working day* or 1*,M? car* behind, with orders poartng In from all Dealer*. 'The Hprln* demand will be eren greater. No Dealer can hope to get all the ear* ordered or wl*hed (or. Plaee your order now with *mall deposit, and be assured of flr*t dellrery. Be the flr*t In yoor neighborhood, SHINE A NT A R. v : Roadster $414.00 Touring U4SJN) Coupe Sedan $M5J)0 F. O. B. Factory * ? DURANT 8ALF.8 AND SF.BVUfE Beck's Garaqe PHONE 311 ' L0UI8BURG, N. 0. EXIDE BATTERY? SERVICE STATION-^AUTHORIZED "The Long Life Battery" ? , OLDEST AND LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF BATTERIES IN THE WORLD.

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