VU If? m C? -
woat my nagnoor gtyi
la tt burnt to
Whs a cik has bad the misfortaas !
dimness. oriBan disorders *
kid-ieyilla ? and baa found relief from
ail this rirkness and luffpnog. that
pa-sea's adriea la of untold valus to
fitiali and neighbors. Tlx folio win*
cms Is caly go* at many thousands,
but it is that of a Louisburg resident.
Who ceald ask Cor a better example?
Mrs. N. U Mpoeley. says: "My back
hart badly and when I cot down it
vaa an effort to straighten again.
Sharp pains often stabbed through my
hack, and my kidneys acted too truly.
It was sn effort to do my housework
aad at times my head swam with dirri
aaaa. Doan's Pills, from tha Aycock
Drug Co., rid me of the misery aad I
have had no trouble since."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Daet
simply ask for a kidney remedy ? fat
Doan's Pills ? the same that lira.
Xoseley had. Poster- Milburn Co,
Mtrs-, Buffalo, N. T.
-Bellnted seed Is giriug earlier and
more satisfactory stands of cotton In
certain tests made by county agents of
the Agricultural Extension Serrice.
his is an Important matter under boll
wee Til conditions.
When 210 farmers cooperated to sell
a carlot of poultry at Washington in
Beaufort County, an error of only 10
cents was made In the entire trans
action. reporta-the extension agent in
that county.
North Carolina set the pace in ship
ping strawerries during the first weeks
of May. Wet weather during the latter
part of the period caused a decline
In prices but on the whole the prices
were fair, reports the State Dirision
of Markets.
YOU HAVE
Tutt's Pills
Wtit m M*d. Ttey UMtkv?k
rnmmmtk. u4 bmja ?? ^ ijttoa.
MONET TO LEND ON IMPROVED
firm landa. C per cent Interest.
No rommlnlnn, do boons . Illy ran
(or S3 fan or b? paid off U option
of borrower. Only a abort time re
quired to set the money.
T-14-tf 8. A. NEWELL.
Colds Cum Orip Uthcm
LAXATIVE BK3H0 CC~in^ Tablets move th.
came. TVr. b tmlr Tta?, Qateiaa'
E. W. OtOVTS il? i it,m bcm. ae.
FOR SALE
We haye listed for saie sereral Tal
oabie farms, arcon^ which are (1)
kbout S4 acres Cedar Rock T. S- known
as Cooke land, on State highway: (2)
about 135 acres HayesrUle T. S- known
as part of Whltaker lands. For prices
and terms, see
FRANKLIN INS A REALTY CO.
(Orer First National Rank)
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partMja a part mt tba oM aad
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taining
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Produces heavy crops of fine
quality and
DOES NOT ROB THE SOIL
McKINNE BROS.
PAY CASH and PAY LESS
Stop By
and get a pair of glove Silk Hose for
$1.98
or we can give you other Silk Hose from
50c to $3.00
Children's Socks and Stockings.
LACE FOR EVERY USE.
HEW LINE OF VOILES.
Tab Silk in White, Black and the popular checks
and stripes.
Ready shrank linens in all shades. Miller
Bathing Caps and Slippers.
THE LADIES SHOP
Louisbnrg, N. 0.
Ftwp. Mis. J. A.
TOBACCO GBOWEBS
ELECT DIUCTOW
'Sinn ?< A??m. la Tato
| .1 bjM Srabro- Krtmni 1* ?f tf
j LiUtn.
?S. D. Frissell)
Tbe election of director* In the To
I bacco Growers Cooperative Ac ?cLa_
tion on Tuesday May 20. resulted la an
overwhelming role of confidence In
tbe management ot the association.
Out of tbe II directors elected by the
Si. 000 aisoctated tooacco termers of
three states lt> were returned to offlce.
Tbe governors of Virginia. North
Carolina and Sooth Carolina also re
appointed the public director* ot those
'slate*, namely, Oliver J. Sands tori
^Virginia. Clarence Poe tor North
f,"rr"lin- and E. C. Eppg for Sooth
Carolina. Of the three new directors
whose election <tu confirmed at Lhe
annual meeting of the tobacco aa.
sociation in Raleigh lost Tuesday,
two were from North Carolina and
cne from Virginia, the South Caro
linians returning a solid delegation
to the board.
In Virginia W7 E. Gardner, promi
nent farmer and business mm of Pitt
sylvania county succeeds Frank O.
McCormick oi 'tva as director of the
largest tobacco growing county of the
south. Mr. Gardner is rice-president
and a director of the American Nation,
al Br nk of Danville, also rice-presi
dent and director of the Agricultural
Credit Corporation of Virginia. He was
one of the first mt_ in Pittsylvania
county to sign the marketing con.
tract and was one of the very tew
prominent men in the city of Danville
to back the cooperative marketing
movement from Its beginning. Accord
ing to Mr. McCormick the retiring <J1.
rector, his successor will havo the
loyal support of the six thousand mem
bers of the association in Pittsylvania
county who he states are better orga
nised today than ever before.
In Western North Carolina T. T.
Hawkes prominent farmer and mer.
chat of Norlina succeeds Clyde P. Har
ris of Mapleville as director of the
seventh district where Mr. Hawkes
has been a constant supporter of the
tobacco association from its early be
ginning.
A. M Dumay of Washington, N. C.
succeeds J. V. Cotb of Plnetops as
director of the fifth district. Mr. Du
may is president of the First National
Bank of Washngton. N. C.. vice-presi
dent of The American Bankers Asso
ciation and a tobacco planter In Beau
fort county.
Unanimous elections by the asso
ciated growers marked the return, of
a number of the tobacco association's
directors to office and the change
of only three directors in three states
is regarded as a remarkable endorse
ment of the marketing association
The payment of a hair a million dol
lars by the associatlin to its members
of the dark-fired and sun-cured areas
of Virginia last week brought satis -
facton ,to the farmers who gathered
in crowds at twenty markets an rtmc
in time to assist them in the prepara
tion of another crop. Last Thursday's
payment to the dark . fire<l planters
brought their total advances on the
1S22 crop up to ninety percent of the
bankers valuation. The sun-cured
grows whose 1923 crop has sold faster
have now received seventy-five per
cent of its valuation by the bankers.
Checks are now being made out
for association members in Eastern
North Carolina who delivered tobacco
of the 1S23 crop. Asecond payment
of more than amillion dollars on last
sea son's deliveries will be made from
the association warehouses in East
em Carolina not later than June 15.
NORTH CAROLINA SENDS
delegate TO NATIONAL
HOLSTEIN CONVENTION
North faroli^LS breeeders of Hoi
stein cattle will be represented at
the 33 annual convention of The Hoi
stein-Frie5iftn Association of America
at Richmond. Virginia. Jnne 4th by
Tom Pembertoh of Greensboro. Thirty
eight states and one Canadian province
have elected 148 delegates to attend
this meeting, the. first to be held in
"Dixie" by the national Holstein as
sociation.
News ' Stand. All the latest maga
zines of the day. J. W. Kin?. 0-lt
SHOES REPAIRED THE SAXE DAT
THF.T ARE RECEITED
??
All Klads of Haraess M< Fan Bella
Made To Order.
Ladle* Shoe* Soled g*e pair
I'i'i Shoes Soled *UM pair
OoodTMr IftadNt Robber Boeli
Beet oa tte mm tkm Me pa*
All "WORK OUAiiANTSED
We make a specialty on Ladles and
Oenta line shoes.
Mr. J. R. Gantt has had 30 years ex
perience and Is considered one o f the
best workmen In the State, glre Mm
a trial.
Try a pair of PISCO Soles for Six
?oaths Wear.
r
LOUIflBURQ REPAIR 8H0F
Julius T -eh man, Proprietor
1 doors below T. A. Berth's Store
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
ML. U. T. TlIlfMOIIl
mwum mStmmwm
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Jfftc* la Mit> mmd YarWoa?h
W1MI?
Offlc* F>om m nealdenrs Phone a
a. irwMB nwiu.
Loclsborg. N. C. Phons No. lit
Office la first National Buk Buildto*
8?1 PikOm
DB. W. a. ?OKTO.1
By* Specialist
Office In Hotel Banding
Looliburc. North Carolina
I wish to adriae my patient* and
Iht public generally that altar the 1st
of September my business will be on
Cash basis when work la completed.
DB. ABTHUB HYNES FLEMING
8. r. BCKT. E D.
Loalsbarx. N. C.
Offices over ficogjls'i Drsg store
Hoars 11 a- m. to 1 p. m, and 4 to
t ?. b.
DK. W. B. UU.
LoiltbVl. N. a
Office* sad Hospital ?ut Nuh St.
Phone Office tU-L RmUmm J35-J
Special Attention to Small Animals.
U>.tl
.B.G.
to the First Niuoul Bank
BollHtiii on Htln ud fluh 8U.
ATTOHNBT-AT-LAW
Loalsbarg. North Carotin
-raeOee to all eoarta Ma o
?L M. MAS
Atter*ej>at>Law
Offi ? orer Poet Office
P rec. In ail eoarta.
DK. J. B. DATTS
Pkyslelaa aad Sargeea
Office at Residence, North Main St.
Telephone: Hoars:
Night 64 8:20 to 10:30 a. m.
Day 64 12 to 2 p. m.
m 6 to 8 p. m.
?enerai practice,
?tss faads tavaatoO. On*
<-? Bra always to tha i
DK. H. G. PEKBT
Pkysietoa and gugM
Lnhtar^ Berth Carsliaa
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Telephones: Day 287; Night 287 1
BK. I. 1. 1ALOHL
LnMvi North CaroUaa
to Aycock Drag Store. Market |
BtrseC OOce Practice Unrgery
I)K_ H. H. JOHSSOX
Pkjilciaa and Bargees
Lealsbarg, Serth Cars Una |
Office over Aycock Drag Co.
Telephones : Day and Night both Not 10 |
J. O. HEWE1X, *. D.
LnUarf, X. ??
Office In Plrat National Bank Ba tiding !
Day Pbone 249 ? Night Phone 24?-2 |
Win H Kaffln. i nos w. Rnffl
WJL M. * THOS. W. BEFFIH
Atteraeys-at-Law
Lealsharg, i Berth CareUaa I
Oenaral practice, both dTU and crtm- j
inal, In Franklin and adjoining coao- j
ties, Sapreme and Federal Coarts.
Offices in First National Bank
_ Boildlng.
CALL PH03CE IK FOB
CLEAXTSIG, PRESSCCG, LAl'VDBT
THE 8EBYICE SHOP
If. B. Xnltrd, Propr.
UililniT, 5. C.
NOTICE
We are glad to announce to nor cus
tomers and friends that we bare flrst
class line of barbers and are In better
Shape to serve our cast mars than we
have ever been. A trial is all we ask.
Thanking your for your patronage.
We are yours to serre,
BTEOALL, B OS.
TUCKER'S
HOTEL and
CAFE
Main Street
LOUISBUEG, N. C.
Tba bait of autla tha mor
tal affords and praparad la
tta baat of Caahlon.
Planty of rooma for tha
accommodation of all wko
wUh to apaad tha alcM, all
vail forarthad.
J. C TUCKER
Proprlato*
FAIRS
Raleigh. Mm y 2?? With October 1J
17 fixed i> the dates for U.? North
Carolina State FUr. (Jencral Mmmgtr
E. V. Walbora baa goM to work Ixjok
Ins attractions for tb* ereat, and aa
nosDiM that he baa secured some of
the best in the country. He la giving
his entire time to arranging for the
many features of the fair.
Owning ,to the fact that there are
to be more fairs In the State this fall
than ever before, it has been Impossi
ble to avoid some conflicts In dates,
bnt Mr. Walborn believes that Instead
of hindering any of them. It will make
for a larger attendance as the larger
number indicates that more people arc
taking an Interest In these annual
events.
Secretaries of the various fair as
sociations In the State recently com
pleted the schedule of the fairs, and
this will enable them to proceed in
telligently in making their arrange
ments for attractions. The schedule
of fairs follows:
Cabarrus fair. Concord, Oct. 21-25;
Cape Fear fair. Fayetterllle. Oct. 21
24; Carolina exposition, Charlotte.
Sept. 22-OcL 4; Carolina Virginia fair,
Mt. Airy. Sept JO -Oct. S; Catawba fair
Hickory. Oct. 7-10; Central Carolina
fair. Greensboro. October 14-17; Chat
ham fair. Slier City. Oct. 7-10; Chero
kee Indian fair, Cherokee. Oct. 7-10;
Chowan fair, Edenton. Oct. 14-18;
Cleveland fair, Shelby, Oct. 14-18;
Coastal Plain fair, Tarboro, Oct. 28
31; Columbus fair, Whiteviile. Oct. 28
Nov. I; Forsyth County fair, Winston
Salem, Oct. 7-10; Franklin County
fair, Sept. 30-0ct. 4; Gaston County
fair, Gastonla. Sept. JO-Oct. 4; Golden
Belt fair, Henderson. Oct. 7-10; Har
nett Coanty fair. Dunn, Oct. 7-10;
Halifax fair, Weldon, Oct. 14-17 ; John
ston County fair. Smlthfield, Oct. 28
31; Kinston fair, Kinston. Oct. 7-10;
Littleton fair, Littleton, Oct. 21-25;
Mebane fair, Mebane, Sept. 16-20;
Montgomery fair. Troy, Oct. 21-24;
North Carolina State fair, Oct. 13-17;
Old Hickory fair, Lexington. Oct 1-4;
Person fair, Roxboro, Oct. 7-11 ; Pitt
County fair, Greenville. Oct. 14-17;
Randolph County fair, Asheboro. Sept.
23-26; Roanoke fair, Willlamston, Oct.
21-24; Roanoke-Chowan fair, Oct. 7
10; Robeson fair, -Lumber-ton, Oct. 14
17 ; Rockingham fair. Leaksville. Sept.
9-13; Rocky Mount fair. Rocky Mount,
Sept. 30-0ct3; Rutherford County fair,
Rutherfordton, Oct. 7-10; Sampson
County fair. Clinton. Not. 4-7; Sand
hill fair. Pinehurst. Oct. 28-31; South
eastern fair. Wilmington, Oct. 20-25;
Toe River fair. Spruce Pine, Sept.
30-0ct. 4; Wayne County fair, Golds
boro, Oct. 28t31; Wilson County fair,
Wilson, Oct. 21-25; Yadkin County
fair, Eastbend. Oct. 14-17.
FKANKLI5 CIS. * REALTY CO.
LOANS AND INSURANCE
-21tf
Ice Cream Freerers, Freezing Salt
and Flavorings at L P. Hicks. 5-30-lt
Wkc* raa aa M la Tk* Ttflt
we |?w tkat ;n waat ? |m4 ??,
alraly displayed. Tkat 1* the only
klad of aa ad *? w?at to |h? bat
It take* > !i*?U tla* ?? Mt n?4 Ui
m |(t oit ?r tkat ha* It of waiting aa
til tke last daj befora f?ea tkiaklag
aboat your al IK
FIRST CLASS HAIR DRE88IXO
Having recently graduated from the
Poro College of Beauty Culture of St.
Louis. Mo., I am now prepared to do
first class hair dressing; shampooing,
electrical massaging and manicuring.
For the present my office will be at
my residence on South Main Street,
telephone No. 64-2 rings. I am pre
pared to work on white ladles by ap
pointment.
4.26-tf MME. J. b. DAVIS.
A TONIC
Orove's Tutdeu cbiU Took restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect, toe bow
it bring* color to the cheeks and bow
it ImproTM the appetite, you will then
appreciate Its true tonic value.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tooic is simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it The blood
needs QUININE to Purify it and IKON to
Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by Its Strengthening, Invigor
ating Effect. 60c.
Save The
Difference
"SEE~~ GUS"
Out of the high rent district
NO HIGH SALARIED CLERKS.
NO EXPENSIVE DELIVERY SEBV.
ICE
NO BAD BILLS TO -HELP PAY
Yours to please,
A. J. Jarman
Cooper Gin Corner.
Just Like Your
Pantry Shelf
ORDERING WHAT YOU NEED IN CANNED
GOODS FROM THIS STORE BY TELEPHONE
IS JUST AS EASY AS GOING TO YOUR PAN
TRY SHELF AND SELECTING WHAT YOU
WISH TO USE. IN OTHER WORDS THIS
STORE IS YOUR PANTRY? AND IT IS AL
WAYS WELL STOCKED WITH THE CHOIC
EST CANNED GOODS. TELEPHONE US
YOUR WANTS AND WE W)lLL DELIVER
PROMPTLY.
Cash Grocery & Market
PHONR 170 or 40 L0CISBPS6, X. 0.