The sweetest typo of heaven Is
home.- - - J. a. Holland.
Your grocer can quickly get WIL.
LIAM TELL \Flpur.
2-23-8t J. S. HOWELL.
"Old SI Silver wa? a peculiar duck, j
Farmed with his bean and bad darned)
good luck;
The folk? 'round about worked hard |
and tried,
But here'a Si's seoret ? he dlverslllcd . " I
Use WILLIAM TELL Flour ifr years,
and you will always find It uniform.
2-23-8t J. S. HOWELL.
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To Cure a C^id in One Day
Take LAXATIVt BR^MO QUININE (Tablets ) It
Stops tbc Couga ananeadache and works off the
CoAd. E. W. signature oa each box. 30c.
I Will Guarantee to Save You
15 to 25 Per Cent
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PRESCRIPTIONS
Just try me and be convinced.
Graduate in Pharmacy. 25 years
experience.
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Fresh Garden Seed. Wine Oordui
85c until March 16th.
PHONE 222 J
Look Around
YOUR HOME
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and see -what yon need to complete the furnishing of your
home In that delightfully comforting style which ap
peals so strongly to every normal person -who enjoys
the brighter side of life.
Then come to us and survey our extensive stock of home
furnishings, including tables, cabinets, chairs, conches,
lamps, buffets, etc.
Bell pre us, we hav^ SOKE selection to choose from, and
prices that will startle eyes that are accustomed to see
ing big dollar marks on. furniture.
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w.
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Attention Gardeners
Early Garden Peas
Selected Seed Irish Potatoes
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
Extra Select Early Seed Corn
Yellow, I>anver Onion Sets
Silver Skin Onion Sets
Red Westerfield Onion Sets
Select Burt Seed Oats ?
All the BEST Kinds Garden Seed
Nitrate SodA For Tbe Garden
I_. P. HIOKS
HOME DEMONSTRATION
DEPARTMENT
THE SMILE BOX
If I knew the box where tue smiles are
kept.
No matter how large tlie key .
Or strong th bolt, I would try bo hard
It would open, I know, for me.
Then, over the land and sea, broad
cast
I'd scatter the smiles lo play.
So that careworn people might hold
them fast
For many and many a day.
If I knew a box that was large enough
To bold all the frowns I meet,
I would like to gather them, every one
From nursery, school, and -street;
Then, folding and holding, I'd pack
them In,
And turning the monster key,
I'd hire a giant to drop the box
To the depth of the deep, deep sea.
NEVER MIND ABOUT YOUR
NEIGHBOR
Watchong to see what your neigh
bor Is doing 1b a mighty good thing
to do at times. Some or our most help
ful ideas of how to improve our farms
come from the things the neighbor has
Tfbne. Right now, however, don't you
worry about your neighbor's business,
but just set yourself straight.
Your neighbor might not be willing
to reduce his cotton acreage, but that
1b his mistake. He may not see the
necessity of keeping out of debt, but
don't let that influence you to buy
your supplies at time prices. You may
regret that your neighbor is so foolish
but as for you and your family, grow
your own food and feed at home.
With the aid of a garden, a cow and
chickens any farmer who has meat In
the smoke-house and corn in the crib
can go through this year, if he will,
without giving a lien on his crop for
Bupplles bought on a credit.
As for yQu, just face tho fact that
there Is already more cotton in the
world than can be used and that add
ing more cotton will bring the price
lower. The probabilities are that you
will have sufficient number of foolish
neighbors who will not recognize this
to produce a much bigger crop of cot- I
ton than they can possibly sell to an ]
advantage. For your part, therefore,
limit your cotton production to a small
part of what you ordinarly grow and
use your time and labor in producing
things that will put your farm on the
Independent list so that you can carry
flie few bales of cotton you do make
Just as long as you please while you
wait for normal times.
It Is not your neighbor who must
pay your bills or who will grieve over
a year of misspent labor or be depress
ed because your barns and store houses
are not filled with everything you and
your family and your stock will need
to supply wants during the winter and
the coming year.
COMHI'MTY tL^B WORK
There has been much said about
community club work, but there Is
but one way to do It, that la to or
ganize and go to work.
? I pay tribute to the woman's club
of Pope* In their splendid work durlnK
the lllneaa ot Mr. and Mr*. Mario.
They are both old and afflicted ami
needed help while alck with Influenza
The woman'a clnb visited them and
carried supplies such as eggs, coffee,
sugar, meal, potatoes, chickens. lem
ons, cake, plckels, custard and other
things such as was needed and the
little sum of $5.25. Thta Is soma of
their work.
Kindness of this kind will never be
forgotten. Presenting the thounht^of
the good Samaritan,
The woman's club of Popes Is to
be congratulated for their good com
munity work.
May a double portion of blessings
be. upon them.
Respecfully submitted,
BONNIE P. HINTON.
R 2, Youngsvlllo, N. C.
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HOW TO GET BACK
THE "JOY OF LIFE"
LIFE isn't worth living if you 're '-so
weak and run down you can hardly
drag yourself around.
If the rich red blood, full of health
and vigor, were pumping through your
veins, the joy of life would come back
soon enough! Gude's Pepto-Mangan
has worked this magic for thousands ?
it will do the same for you. Take
it for a short time and see how your
health and strength improve. Your
druggist has it ? liquid or tablets,, as
you prefer.
WOMAN'S CLUB OF POPES
The Woman's Club of Popes met at
its regular meeting Thursday after
the Fourth Sunday, March 1st, with
Miss Bordeaux acting as President
protem in charge.
The line of work In this meeting
was basketry, demonstrated by Miss
bordeaux .
Tho order of business was taken up
as follows:
After a short talk by Miss Bordeaux
and remarks by other members. Sug
gestions and plans were made for
community work.
Mrs. B. P. Hinton was elected pres
ident for the ensuing year.
Miss Zelma Holmes. Miss M&rjorie
Moore, and Mrs. B. P. Hinton were
elected as programme committee.
Our club is working fine, cooperat- I
ing with each other in community
work, planning that our community
may stand the test of the standard of
excellence, as community workers.
? Oiur slogan for next meeting "Every
one^ring one."
Jour motto, we resolve to do the
right with Christian love and fellow
ship . Reporter .
LEATHER
Has Advanced
10 Cents a Pound
But we are still rutting on Soles at
^the following old prices:
Lacttes Soles 85 cents pair
Men's Soles $ I 00 per pair
Paneo Solos, tougher than leather,
absolutely waterproof $1.25
Plow Lines 25 cents per pair
Myers Stock Pood? 3 pkg for 25 centa
Any kind Harness made to order.
LOUISBURO REPAIR SHOP
Jnlins Lehman. Proprietor >
1802 i 1922
LOUISBURG COLLEGE
A Junior College for Young Women
With i Standard Preparatory Course of Four Years
Faculty of specially trained, consecrated Christian teachers.
Health Record Unsurpassed. Home-like Atmosphere.
Soclil Life Carefully Guarded. Athletics.
In addit'on to the segular college courses, Classical and Literary,
attention Is called to the departments of Art, Business, Education,
Expression, Home Economics. Music (Piano, Voice, Violin, Theory,
ctc . ) , and Religious Education.
Bates as Ion as consistent with good serrlce.
Send for free Catalog. For further information write,
A. W. Mohn, President, - Louisburg, N. C.
NEW PRICES
?ON
Specials Begin
SATURDAY, MARCH 3RD
Kingans b\ V. Hams 30c lb
Armours Star Hams ("What Am|') 28c lb
Armours Picnic Hams 18c lb
Choice Cuts Westsrn Steak 30c lb
Fresh Hams 30c lb
" Shoulders 28c lb
" Middlings 25c lb
" Spare Ribs 22y2c lb
" Back Bone 15c lb
' ' Pork Brains . 20c lb
" Chitterlings 22c lb
" Frankfurters 20c lb I
FRESH ALL PORK SAUSAGE.
? ? Home Made . 25c lb -\
I
Country Style Slice Ham 40c lb |
Armours Slice Bacon 35c lb
Armours Star or Kingan Reliable Bacon j
in 1 -lb carton 45c j
We will have a variety of SEED IRISH POTATOES
within a few days, at Reduced Prices.
CASH GROCERY
and Market
Phone 270 Louisburg, N. C.
BEFORE TOU BUT ELSEWHERE. OCR SEED ARE FRESH *
CHOP AND OUR POTATOES CAME FRO* MAINE.
Aycock Drug Co.
Incorporated
THE FRANK I, Iff TIMER ohooM be
In roar' hom*. If jo* ?f? Ht a nb
arrlber, be on*. Send hi Jtir nW
n?rlptloii and help n? to b?Mt for a
tx-lter community.
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THB FRANKLIN TOOBS
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k $1.80 Par Trnte ia 14km
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