THE LADIES SHOP
NEW MATERIALS AUTUMN IS FAVORING
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At The Ladies Shop you can depend on finding the
new and attractive in Fall materials and trimmings.
New Crepes from 59c up.
Black. Duchess Satin, yard wide, $1.75.
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The new Fur and~t)etrich trimmings.
A full line of Novelty buttons. .
In Gingham we can giv<; you good cloth from 15c to
35c.
Come in to see us when in town.
THE LADIES SHOP
Louisburg, N. C.
Mrs. E. R. Harris, Prop. Mrs. J. A. Turner, Mgr.
INSURANCE A NECESSITY
INSrRANCE ACTUALLY DEALS WITH EYEBY HONEST
BUSINESS CJTDEB THE gUN
Fire insurance has come to T>e not only a householder's security,
but a national necessity. The home owper must protect his family
and provide shelter; the renter must jfliard his household goods.
Business concerns, factor^, churches, schools, colleges and cor
porations must protect thelXproppfty Investments. The man who
can thus provide the security oK^ community against financial loss
from flr? Is its Insurance agent, through his companies.
See T. W. WATSON, for
your Insurance Needs.
OFFICE OYEB THE FIBST NATIONAL BANK
New Turnip Seed
of all assortment, just arrived
REASONABLE PRICES
We ean save yd 15 per cent on
your prescriptions.
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Give us a trial and be convinced
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P. R. Pleasants
DRUGGIST
TELEPHONE 222-J. LOUISBURG, N. 0.
It Is Less Work
To Do
More Work
A properly equippel Kitchen ny5ans tliat you can do
more work with less effort, V> /Why not make the small
investment necessary to pn ifcto your kitohen one or
more ^ these labor-saving ^articles.
surprised ho* manj^ useful items you can
little money; Convenient terms of payment
yon desire^ \
Our Undertaking jiepartmeftt is always up to the
minute. ?
W. E. White Furniture Co.
CroMlntf tM tx&an lo lh< oM Uyi
?u warded M a thrill i bat how It's
roor? ?xcltlnc to ?Uy ?t home ud
cro?? th# girfftt,
What ha* bacomo of lh? old-faahton
?4 man who naad to itr that the bait
1m room* would all M vacant when
the saloon* war* driven outT
PEACH DISEASE CHECKED
BI HAVHrt; VH.oKnts THEES
Raleigh, Sept. 8.? jjvery peach grow
er hasbeen compelled duxln^^ibe sea
son which Is Just cioslng, to' throw
away many bushels of peaches be
cause they were alfected with a di
sease called bacterlosls. "This disease"
says Dr. F. A. Wolf, Plant Pathologist
for hie North Carolina Experiment
Station, "manifests Itself by the pres
ence of dry, brown spots on the fruit.
The spots, when numerous, cause the
peaches to crack open Irregularly and
they are therefore not marketable.
Bacterlosls may cause a 'shot hole' di
sease of the leaves and premature
shedding of these leaves follows.
Small cankers from which gum oozes
may appear on the twigs at, the leaf
scars. BacterloBls on the leaves and
on the twigs is quite similar In ap
pearance to Injury resulting from
spraying with arsenlcals and Is often
confused with It. In consequence when
ever bacterlosls' is present It gets the
blame for spray Injury as well."
Dr Wolf states that experiments
on control of bacterlosls have been
conducted In Georgia and Arkansas
over a period of about ten years. These
experiments have always been Started
in orchards which in the previous year
had bee,i seriously damaged. The
tests have shown that orchards which
are kept In a high state of vigor by
proper pruning, worming and cultl
vilioii cii- be made resistant to fte
disease by the use of nitrate of soda.
Similar results are to be expected In
North Carolina. In hill side orchid*;
especially during seasons of heavy
rainfall, much of the valu of nitrate
of soda la lost by leaching. This can
be prevented, in part, explains Dr.
Wolf, by the plowing under of green
cover crops.
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NOTICE OF SALE UF LAND IN T'lli
TOWN OF LOU:SBUP.G. N. C. FOR
MENTSQl*EJST PAViNO ASSESS
r?l,ZT about the ^our of noon at the
Courthouse door In Louisburg, N. c
on Monday, October 6th, 1924, It beine
the first Monday In October, I will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
n ,\ Pur6uant t0 the laws of
PuhU* parolln? Rnd especially the
Hnn ,n h8 ?f 1915' ChaI*er 66, Sec
tion 10 and acts amendatory thereto
all lands in the Town of Louisburg]
N C on which paving assessments
for the years 1921 and 1922 and prior
2-?* remaiI> Jue. with costs add
fo?oa:.sPr?Vided b> 'aW' descrlbe<l as
MSt R' W Hudson 1 lot S Main
p' freeman 1 lot S Main St* 21.03
Or ' h n/? \ !0t S Maln St 21.03
Dr. J. a Davis 1 lot S Main St 57.18
W O. Joyner l lot S Main St 66.78
G. W Ford Est. 1 lot S Main St 105.43
fi w b?!i d S Maln St -260
r w l?rA, ~st 1 lot E Nash St 14.72
W R K , \ Iot E Nash ,St 20.92
T n uJfPJ lot E Nash St 41.12
w p *ilde,r 1 lot E Nash St 64 34
W. F. Beasley 1 lot E Nash St 68.60
P B GriT?. 1 l0t E Nash St 18'30
t r- ' ~ ln 1 lot E Nash St 37 42
F H AU^W101 E X'8h St 6 76
F H all , Main St Res 23.76
j' m' 411 , , Main St Ellis 51.94
J. M. A en 1 lot Main St Kes 134 76
P C Aiifn 1 ',0t Maln St Res 37.19
P. G. Alston X lot Church St Res 25.36
W \ '0t KaSh St ReS 47-03
a Bartholomew 1 lot Kenmore
Ave Res ? ,
Res?' P' B?ddle 1 ,0t Main 3t
?%rrR"-'G- D- Taylor 1 lot Main St 2819
B1MaTn St Yarborou?h 1 lot office84'61
F A"eFrccman Est- 1 lot Kenmore10'96
W M. Freeman 1 lot Kenmore
Ave Res
sT wW'hH" Allen 1 lot Ma,n
St. Warehouse 70 ,,
Farmers Union 1 lot .Main
St. Warehouse ?>, ?
A H ^Flem^"' l0' Ma,n St ReB 43 ?
J 1 lot Middle St 58.16
Res 18 1 ,ot Church St
Griffi"U&8Rn 1,l?t Churoh st Rea 33:29
Markel !rey 1 101
O H ^l?cke.r 1 Main St store 9.34
B T h"m 1 ,0t lfaln St 22.73
J M a w0",,1 ,ot Main St Kes 33.41
J' " * W. H. Allen 1 lot Nash
8t. Foster 291,
S. A. Newell 1 lot Main St Re. 37!43
N n tOW8. l. lot Mal" St 19.60
n T? " 2 ?er 1 Main st 38 19
Mrs w"m p 1 ,0t M,(ldle St 26.98
Bt Per*?n Est. 1 101 Main
A*I?%7' ^"en } Io1) Maln St ?7
j' M ?'w ?J 1 101 T1" St R88 37.96
M. ft w. H. Allen T lot Nash St
Plasters War?I,ouse 47 i2
c"a R I,?'"?0?,1 '0t Maln 8t 118 ?0
?( nd 1 lot Main st 71 79
St 8 Churfch 1 lot Main
WR? Tucker l lot Church St 2?'"
Lf lUZV, V0t Mlddle 8' 34.80
Res " 1 ,ot Ma,n 8t
AlUn ^"*n r.^' K*nmore A*e 84 64
A"*" Bro? 1 14 Nash St store
Mrs RT w'rfi ii0" 106 ?8
A?V' rfudaon i lot Kenmore
AFfl K?g
Ep^opal yWch rM Church
hurch 1 I^t Middle 8t 61.2#
ows 1 lot Court St 13.8S
1 lot <|oiirt St 8.3#
1 lot Kenmore 33 47
Yarborough i lot Main
Varborough 1 lot Church10
39 39
R T u ?J Cobb 1 ,ot Chl""Cl> St 38 69
D W ??,den \ '.0t Maln 8t R" 83.04
B ^PLT*7 1 lot Main St 36 3?
1 Iot N*"h st Oar
? 8. Ford Est 1 lot Nash 8t 13 3g
V. A. Roth 1 lot Middle 8t 24 84 I
Trtwn n >- r- B MoKINNB, I
Thos W i"* T" Collector. I
mos. w Ruffln, Tow* Attr. ?-5-6t
LOST
One black and white male hound,
with scalded scar oil back. 'Lost about
ten days ago. \
One large black^ white and tan male
hound. Has been^miasipg (or about
seven months. \
One white fetnple \pyn<l with a few
yellow or brown epotff*
One large red male h/mpd with white
ring around neck, wnltdsfeet, white
biaie in lace. Gone ^bout X^year.
Reward of |25 offered for return of
each dog.
W. H. ALLEN',
9-5-tf Loulsburg, N. C.
LOST ,
A pair of library glasses with tor
toise shell frame in leather case on
last Friday morning between Bunn
and Loulsburg or in Uoplsburg. Finder
will please return to Ape and receive
reward.
9-5-2t B. M. C. tfULLES.
?NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND IN THE
TOWN OF LOflSBUEO. N. C. FOR
DELINQUENT TAXES.
At or about the hour of noon at the
Courthouse door 1j Louisb'.irg, N. C?
on Monday. Oct. 6th 1924. it being the
first Monday In October, I will
sell at public auction to the highe3t
bidder for cash pursuan t-< t.
of North Carolina and the Charter ot
the Town of Louisburg. N. C. as set
out in the Private Acts of 1899, Chap
ter 243, and Acts amendatory thereto,
all lands in the Town of Louisburg,
X. C. on "'Which taxes for the years
,1921, 1922, 1923 remain due with costs
added as revised by Section 8009 Con
solidated Statutes 1919 and amend
ments thereto; described as follows:
1921
Hines-Hodges Motor Co. 1 lot
Church St. , $ 45.00 j
W. T. Person, X lot Ice plant 159.40'
1922
Hines-HodgeS Motor Co. X lot
Church St. 63.75
Sam A. Harris X lot 94.10
1923
J. D. Hiiies X lot Church St. 63.75
J. D. Hines I lot garage 76.50
Leslie Allen X lot Main St. Ma
chine Shop 45.90
Mrs. W. E. Bartholomew X lot
Kenmore X3.77
\V. Y. Bickett part office
Main St. X03.00
W. R. Bass 7 lots Baker X3.XX
Mrs. J. R. Collie 1 lot Main St. 91.80
C. M. Cooke Est. X lot Main St.
Home 240.2X
A. H. Fleming 1 lot Main St.. X lot
Middle St, 1 lot Court St 187.02
F. B. Freeman Est. 2 lots Ken
more Ave.. X lot Main St. 63.75
\V. M. Freeman X lot Kenmore 49.83
Freeman & Fuller X lot Railroad
Balance 3.X9
E. S. Ford Est. X lot Main St.
Home. 1 lot Baker Heights,
1 lot store 243.88
P. B. Griffin 1 lot Nash St.
Home 60.69
Mrs. C. C. Hudson X lot Church
St. Home 6X.20
Mrs. R. W. Hudson X lot Kenmore
Avenue 7X.40
W. Hudson X lot Nash St.
Garage Bal. 57.55
C. B. K?arney, X lot planer, X lot
J. B. Davis, 2 lots H. Mann 232.05
Mrs. W. B. Morton X lot Nash
St. Res 71.40
J. S. Place 1 lot Main St Res 30.60
Mrs. W. T. Person X lot Middle
St. Rea 58.65
W. T. Person X lot Ice Plant X7X.2X
W. H. Rudd l lot Kenmora
C. T. Stokes 1 lot Main St Boone.
1 lot storage, 1 lot Main St M.
C. Pleasants. 4 lots Main St
Strother, Bai 294.27
J. C. Tucker 1 lot Main St store,
1 lot Baker, 3 lots Reavis row 208.18
Mrs. J. W. Weaver 1 lot Cedar
St 42.84
Mrs. W. H. Yarborough 1 lot
Main St Home 218.26
W. M. Alston X lot Res, X lot
Slabtown 20.40
Mrs. J. \V. Alston 1 lot Home 22.95
Elmo Alston 1 lot 10.7X
E. R. Brame 1 lot Slabtown 4.17
Dallas Blount 1 lot Main St. 1
lot Elm St 54.15
Eddie Bridges 2 lots Blacktown 11.35
Harry Dunston Est 1 lot Tar R 13.64
Dr. J. B. Davis .1 lot Main St, 1 lot
River Drive 60.31
James D. Davis 1 lot Mini Sprg 19.61
Washington Davis 1 lot Kenmore 11.83
James Davis 1 lot Ford IX. 09
Jno. W. Davis X lot Ford X.53
George Egerton 1 lot Timberlake 6.10
Matt la Egerton Est X lot Tarboro
Road 9.18
Jennie Egerton 1 lot homo 2.55
Thurston Foater 1 lot Main St
Bal 33.69
Mary Green 1 lot Blacktown 12.75
Austin Green 1 lot Mln Sprg 11.71
Rickey Hill 1 lot Railroad 6^35
S. P. Hawkins 1 lot 12.24
W. H. Hawkins 1 lot Main St, 1
lot R1v?r Drive 45.36
J. A. Hawkins Est 1 lot Halifax
St 3.06
Ben Halllt 1 lot Halifax St 6.12
Eutrlct Hazelwood 1 lot Main St 11.71
Hlcksle Hazelwood, 1 lot Tarboro
Road 4.59
Garland Harris 1 lot River Rd 5.61
Sam Harris 1 lot store Tarboro
Road, 1 lot Home. X lot Rail
road, | lots Jno. Green, 1 lot P
store, 1 lot W. Spivey 115.00
Loula B. King 1 lot Railroad 10.71
Loula tying 1 lot Main St 12.34
Anthony King 4 l-2a Slabtown 21.42
Charier Maniey 1 lot Halifax
Roa<J 5.15
Lazarus Neal l lot 11.71
Jack phaw 1 lot Kenmore 21.04
Rlchafd Skinner 1 lot Railroad 10.58
Helei^ Thomas 1 lot Tarboro Rd 9.18
Rosa White 1 lot Railroad 7.65
Charlie White 2 lots near Graded
School 19,12
Willie Ward X lot , - 8.85
Augustus Williams 1 lot Halifax 11.71
P. W. Williams X lot River Rd X9.18
Matilda Yarborough 1 lot Elm St 11.42
Martha YarborougH Eat 3 X-2a
Slabtown 8.41
Calvin Yarborough X lot Main St 18.48
Calvin Yarborough Eat 1 lot Main
St 11,14
F. a McKINNB,
Town Clerk and Tax Collector.
Thos W. Ruffln, Town Atty. ?-5-5t
TBrjTDLE? EtfEKTOM
The marriage of Mloa Florence Hart
Icy Trundle, of Washington, D. C., to
Mr. Walter Eugene Egerton. son of
Mr. and Mra. Hugh Da via Egorton of
Loulsburg N. C.. took place Monday,
September 1, X924 at high noon ln-Uxa.
home of the bride's father on R Street.]
The ceremony waa performed by
Rev. J. J. Ringer. In the presence of
the two families and a fe.w friends.
Mrs. William Carl Goodman rendered
the music.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
gray crepe, with hat to imatch, and a
corsage boquet of bride rosea and Ill
lies of the valley. .
The bride's sister. Miss Xlary Trun
dle, was the or.ly attendant, wearing
a gown of powder blue crepe and a
black hat and carrying an arm bou
quet of Ophelia rosea.
Mr. Ballard Egerton of Greensboro.
N. C., was best man for his brother.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. Later in the day Mr. and
Mrs. Egerton left for a wedding tilp
to northern points.
After September 15 Mr. and Mrs.
Egerton will be at home in Mebane.
N. C.
Club girls who attended the State
College Short Course have been giv
ing lectures and demonstrations at the
various club encampments held over
the State by home demonstration
agents this summer.
WALTER L. *AJN CIBCIT8 AT HKX
IUN1
The Walter L. Main Big Three Hint
Circus, museum. maoagerle combin
ed with Andrew Downie's trained wild
animal shown will exhibit at Hender
son. N. C.. on Wednesday, September
17th. 1924. The parade within ltselt
Is a wonderful Institution and the
show Is one that will be long remem
bered and appreciated. p._
"Walter L. Mala. Circus was here
yesterday (or the usual two perform
ances and the parade and it left tbe
City with a distinct pleasant Impres
sion. It was clean as a whistle, amus
ing entertainment and In many fea
tures startling. The riding was the
best ever seen here and will be com
mented on for many a day." ? Oswego,
N. Y.. Daily Times.
Middle and western Carolina Is well
suited to growing black walnuts, states
Forester H. M. Curran. He~advocates
the planting of a few trees this fall.
When tbe law fails to make as
virtuous, old age comes along and does
It automatically.
No Worms la ? neaitby Child
All children traiial wttfe Wtrai have aa un
healthy color, whicfc Indicates poor blood, sad as a
rule, tbert is mo t4 or leu stomach disturbance.
GROVE'S TASTELESS coin TONIC gives regniariy
for two or three1 week? will enrich the blood, im
prove the digestiap. v>d ac t ua General Strength
ening Tonic to the V>ole system. Nature wiH then
I throw off or diapeUb* worms, and theChild will be
in perfect health. Pleasant to take ~ 00c per bottle.
CONFIDENCE
Xo transaction he t \v i ?i?^iuyejf 4Hr1 t*41e r is satisfactory
unless a muual coiifi>lenc^cxUtsT ^ ? .
Confidence is the foundation of business.
And confidence is the growth of years ? the child of
the square deal and the father of success.
It is because we recognize these facts that the FARM
EES AND MERCHANTS BANK has endeavored to
treat each depositor as we would be treated ourselves.
POR SALE
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30 50-Gallcm Steel Oil Barrels
$?.00 each
20 Ford Wheels, demountable
$2.00 each
Cranford Motor Company