SAVE 13 Vi % on coal
X over-coating an oH frame
bouse with Portlaricl Cement
stucco effects 4. saving of 1 iVi*
on coaL to this the sav
expense and
repairs that
eliminates.
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Many old homes cannot
be improved on for general
appearance, general comfort.
But permanence and upkeep
saving can be added at small
cost. Ask your building ma
terial dealer how.
PORTLAND CEMENT]
^ "The Standard by which all other makes artmcasurtd"
CHIROPRACTIC
Removes the cause of disease without the use
of Drugs or Surgery.
If you" are sick, and want to get well, try
Chiropractic Adjustments
It doesn't matter what disease you have,
CHIROPRACTIC will get you well.
DR. CHAS. BREMNER
HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA
Louisburg office in Franklin Hotel. TUESDAY
and FRIDAY'S from 2 to 4 P. M.
Uniform Quality
at the
RIGHT PRICE
All Standard Sizes
Carried in Stock
ALLEN
MACHINE COMPANY
GARAGE
Lotriibnrg, N. 0.
Phone 295- J
TRUSTEES SALE Of LAND
By virture of the power of sale con
tained In that certain deed of Trust,
made on April IS, 1918, by H. A Wil
liams and wife, Rata H. Williams to
Win. H. Pace, Trustee, and recorded
In Book 194 pa?s 389, Registry of
Franklin County, N. C. default having
been made In the payment of the in
debtedneas thereby secured, and de
' mand for foreclosure having been
made on said trustee by the hplder
of said indebtedness, the undersigned,
will on, MONDAY, May 14. 193S, at or
about the hour of noon at the Court
House Door in Loulsburg N. C. offer
for aale at public auction to the hlgh
eat bidder for aaafc. the following de
acifcsfl land: Tract Nd. 4. Bsgiae-at
- corner of Lot No. 6 m llae of
land, thence N. 88 1-1 W.
. to the onUer of the road,
' No. ( marked by a take on
, thence along the road, B 2<i
Ch?, thence 8 84 1-4 B 1.80
sorner Of the grave
1-1 E. 13. SO to
of the
line.
In* 7 18 acraa (leu on* aci"> excepted
to.- grave yai*!, . This April U 1,321.
WM H. PArK. 1' ruatce
Wm. H. A Thoa W. Ruffiii, Atty?.
|4-li-6t
Your grocer can quickly get WIL
LIAM TELL Floor.
?"tjr-8t J. 8. HOWELL.
-I Never Knew Tea CeaU Km* Rata
Oat of a Batcher Shop"
What Ralph Walking naya : "Fig
ured rata around store had enough to
feed on; wouldn't touch anything ana
plcloua. Heard about RAT-SNAP,
gara It a trial. Reaulta war* wonder
ful. Cleaned all rata out In ton day*.
Doga about itore night and day never
touch RAT-8NAP." Three alxee, 85c,
?Sc. |l.2B. Sold and guaranteed by
Caah Oro<VBry and Market.
WBT Jim TILL TUB LAST DAT
to ann> thi cprrnr fob am
ADVERTISEMENT WBBN TMB AD
MAS CAN ?!?* TOD A HUTH BFT
TEB JOB IF YOU SEND IT IN
[wanit dok*t roMtT rr.
Bloused Nightie
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?The u*wt nv?M gown Is *->.?
iImvm aaJ ts open lc*ern
the Hda T*ry tu>*rly to the wai*t.
At the wal*t it it blou??d and tied
with loo* narrow; ribbon*. JLon*
pleats art another fashionable tea,
tar* and only lace, real lace if
poaatble. should be used tor the
bodice bond
Ask your neighbor! She will know
WILLIAM TELL Flour!
J-*3-8t J. S. HOWELL.
Soap,
1 cent a cake
Save meat-scraps and
grease ? mgke your own
soap. Five and one-half lbs.
of waste grease, one can of
Red Seal Lye and a little
water make 10 lbs. of the
best soap you ever used.
Follow directions carefully.
No trouble or fuss.
Thousands of women are
saving a few dollars every
year by using . Red Seal
Lye to do the unpleasant
work in the home.
each can. Be
sore and buy
only the genu
ine Red SEAL
Lye.
<rxT?Mib.
nil i tiii. r?.
Write for booklet of help
ful hints. Full directions in
TUCKER'S
CAFE
Mjdn Street
LOUISBURG. N. C.
I bar* }u?t opanad a Ant diai
Gala M tli* old Nasi building
and aai praparad to farnlah
raaata at all bemn. and the
baat tha markat affords.
?i 'jfi. ?'! fie | ' " ?
toa Craam I oanta a oona.
MIIMaU ate .
Prleaa raaaenabla. aarrlca
tha baat.
J. C. TUCKER
Proprietor
NEW PRICES ON
CIGARETTES
Chesterfield 12s
Chesterfield 10 s
Chesterfield 20s
111 Cigarettes 15s
Piedmonts 12s
Piedmonts 20s
8 cents
7 cents
13 cents
8 cents
$ cents
cents
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Syrup and Molasses
Best Grade Sugarhouse 5 gallon cans $2.45
Golden Grown 1 gallon bucket 50c
Renumber we have a big line of San
Shade Hats.
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These prices guaranteed until FRIDAY,
APRIL 20TH, 1923.
The Hudson Store Co.
NEXT DOOR ABOVE FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
Louisburg, N. C.
toll Weevil Prospects, Recom
mendations and Cautions
Raleigh, N". C. April 10. ? The report
of the U. S. Department Agriculture
on hibernation or boll weevil Indicates
that the'spring emergence of weevils
will be lighter than a year ago says
Franklin Sherman, Chief in Entomo
logy North Carolina Extension Ser
vice, this hesays suggests a good
chance for those who use the cultural
methods to get a fair crop "set" be
fore Infestation reaches Its height In
late July and August. In the territory
where this will be the second year
or longer after first invasion, that
Is from the lluo through Salisbury,
Raleigh, Wilson, Washington south
ward, the normal expectation Is that
the Jpfeatatlon will be deddely heavier
thSn In the territory to the north of
this line which was invaded ayear
later. In the region north of the line
the injury ' will more severs to the
eastward. Of course estimates as to
what will occur in future are to be
<Vken with allowances.
The general recommendations made
by Mr. Sherman la; ? that all cotton
growers In the state should use good
cultural methods to the utmost, and
thM In the region of expected heavy
tiijury those who can should prepare
to use the dust-method. If tjot pos
sible to use It on all the cotton then
it should be used on at least enough
to gain experience on future years.
Tboee who cannot do this dwold lT
least attempt to gather and burn fal
len square* until the middle or end
of" July. Publications on the dust-me
thod can be had through county
agents or by Applying to Agricultural
Extension Service at italelgh. Mr.
Sherman state* that care and study
should go with the dust method.
At Memphis lit February Mr. Sher
man states that an experienced com
mittee of southern agricultural work
era, in condensing advice aa to pol
sons recommended: ? (1) the dust
Diet hod for reasonably productive
lands, (I) "Florida Method" where
proven applicable, but cautioned -that
work la necessary before general re
commendation at It They recommend
farther teats by State and Federal
"workers of the polsoned-molassek, but
Mid It hod not yet sufficient proof
to warrant recommending for g*ie
ral use. Mr. Sherman la now plan
I n|ng such test* tor IMS. A recent
news Item from the U. S. Department
Agriculture repeated the same out
line of advice. Dr. A M. Soule, "Presi
dent, Georgia Agricultural College, In
a recent addrees at Wilson took the
mom standi Mr. Sherman* suggest
ions on exactly the tame lfne, I* thus
amply snpported.
HAT* IOC ITXl KOTTCTD THAT
THE HEBCHANT WHO 8EVHS (I
not copt rek his ab early
THE rnmsi ABt
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Farrpers National Bank
At Loulsburg, )d the State of North Carolina, at the close of business on
April 3, J 923.
RESOURCES .
Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts, accep
tances of- other hanks, and foreign bills of ex
change or drafts sold with Indorsement ot this
bank I 101,816.75
Overdrafts, unsecured j. V . * 337.63
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value) 25,000.00
All other United States Qotern&ent securities 260.00
Other bonds, stocks, Securities, etc. - T 900.00
Furniture and fixtures 3,219-37
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 1,125.41
Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection 7,500.00
Cash in vault and amount due from national banks 10,218 . 86
Amount djie from State banks, bankers, ajid trust companies in..
the Ujjlted States ? ? ? . ? 3,028.60
Checks on other banks In the same city or town as reporting bank 607.46
Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 21,349.80
Miscellaneous cash ltems__ . 2,087.80
Redemption fund witnU.'jS. Tress, and due ,frpm U. S. Treas. 1,250.00
Total . * 167, ?3?. 66
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In ? ? 9 26,000.00
Surplus fund-_i=r_ t-JL 6,000.00
Undivided profits ... ? ., - 8,174.04
Less currant expense*, Interest and taxes paid 2,308.97 870-07
Circulating not<Hr outstanding ? L ? : 25,0#0.00
Amount doe to Federal Reserve Bank (deferred credits).. <... 1,741.85
Certified checks outstanding 106.10
Cashier's checks outstanding ? _- ? 4,584.07
Total of Itoros 21. 22. 28, 24 and 25 ... 6,482 . 52
Individual deposits subject to check ? , 88,051.89
Certificates of deposit (other than *?r money borrowed) 27,858.(4
Other time deposits yU. ... 29,878.24
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve 56(782.18
Lu. 8. Government securities borrowed 250.00
' Tota?. ? r? - ? 1 167486.66
State df North Carolina, County ot Fraaklln, ss: ,
1, H. H. Btovall, Cashier of ths above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the abote statement 1* true to the best of my knowledge and belief. -
a. It. BTOVALL, Cashier*.
Correct ? Attest:
K. K. AMJBN,
u l.M. ALLEN, -
' I C * ' P. B. ORIFFIN,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of April, ltfks.
B. B. PKRHT, Notary Public.
My Commission Expires March 7, 1925. u
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