HOW DOCTORS TREAT
bOLijS AND THE FLU
To bre^k up a c*ld oveiyfaighy or to cut
short an attack of gripp^/r.HutJiza or sore
throat, phyliciars tfid dniBgins arc qow
recommending Calofcahtf, t h t nausealeai
Calomel tabldL that ia purif/ed from dan
gerous and sicken it? effects. Those who
have tried it saV thit tit acu like magic, by
far more effectit&'and certain than the old
style calomel, Mretowi t recommended by
physiciana. / i
One or tirt Caloufis at bed time with
a swallow of watey-- that's alL No aaha,
no nause^nor tbfc slightest interference
with eating, worker pleasure*. Next morn
ing yon* cold b as vanished and your sya
tem feels refreshed and purified. Calotaba
are sold onhr in original sealed package*,
price ten yents for the rest -pocket size;
thirty-five Cents for the large family pack
age. Recommended and guaranteed by
druggists. Your money back if you are not
delighted. ? adv.
There is so much chewln ggum made
nowadays that there la no use for
some folks trying to chew It all at
once.
T HEBE'S MOJO l.\ THE UAH
THAN IN THE LA M> 1
Raleigh. Nov. 11. ? Thi\t oft sounded
doctrine of good farpnm, " There is
more In the man than there is in the
land.'' preached by Deaji B. W. Kil
gore of the North Carolina Experi
ment Station, is again amply confirm
ed by the experience of E. T. Braw
ley. a farmer of Barringer township
in Iredell cotnty who is now con- 1
vinced that regardless ot how badly i
a field has been abused it may be
| brought back to a productive state
without great expense if legume
crops are planted.
"In 1919," reports District Agent E.
S. Mlllsaps. "Mr. Brawley had a badly
washed, gullied hillside on his farm.
The field was In plain view of the
highway and was an eyesore to every
one who passed. Mr. Brawley decided
to make the field green to the extent
that it would not be so oppressive. He
filled the gullies, terraced the field
and prpared it for seeding to rye. He
also made a light aplicatlon of lime
stone. In the spring of 1920. he sowed
red clover and secured only a scat
tering stand. This was allowed to
fall on the land and make seed for
another crop. In the fall of 1921. the
field was again sowed in grain fol
I , /
lowed by clover 'the next 'spring. This
time he secured a boiler stand. He
has continued this rotation until to*
day he Is securing a perfect stand
of clover over the entire field and
those ? ho pass that way remarVon
the beauty of his farm.
"With this experience as a demon
stration Mr. Bra w ley is now renovat
ing the last of his gullied fields and
is putting bis farm in excelleut shape.
He expects In a few years to have
one of the best kept farms in hl4
community with no gullies or naked
land and be Is doing this by the pro
per use of legumes in his crop rota
tions."
CLUB CELEBRATES ASM VEKSAiti'
On Tuesday evening the Woman's
Club of Louisburg celebrated Its sec
ond anniversary with a banquet given
to a number of the members of the
Kiwanis Club and the Business Men's
Association. In the dining room of
Louisburg College. The decorations of
Armistice Day were carried out in a
color scheme of red. white and blue.
Mrs. Ben T. Holden presided as
toastmlstress and extended a ^most
gracious welcome, to which Mr. J. g.
Massenburg responded.
Mrs. J. L. Palmer, for the Woman's
Club, told of its policies and its plans
for the future. Supt. W. R. Mills of the
Louisburg Graded School, spoke of the
policies and plans for the Kiwanis
Club, and Mr. M. S. Davis gave an illu
strated talk of the future aspirations
of the Business Men's Association.
Co-operation being the object of the
banquet, Mrs. Earnest Furgeison pre
sented a very comprehensive outline
of how the three clubs of Louisburg
might best co-operate to the mutual
benefit of each and with much resul
tant profit to the town.
Miss Qlenn Dunevent then gave a
very delightful reading, after which
Miss Susie Crowe!) delightfully ren
dered several piano selections and
Miss Katie Richardson sang.
Covers were laid for seventy and
a five-oourse dinner was served as
follows: Fruit cocktail; capon oyster
dressing; rice a-la-New Orleans;
creamed English peas, Saratoga chips,
hot rolls, cranberries, celery, luncheon
salad, tuttl fruttl Ice cream, sunshine
cake, cheese, creme de ments, and
ooffee.
Regardless of Price
I am going to sell my stock of Shoes regardless of
j rice, so be sure to look them over before you buy.
Every pair is guaranteed to be as represented. If
they don't fit will exchange them for you. If you !
don't want them will take them back.
A big lot of Overalls, Work Shirts, Overall Coats,
Hosiery and Men's Underwent. A full line of feor^
and groceries all the time.
Yours truly,
J. W. PERRY
CARL LAEMMLE presents
The "Abysmal Brute"
Starring
Reginald D<
Saturday, November 22nd
Matinee Sat^rdaV at 2 clock ^
Admi/sioH:
Adults 15c X / Children 10c
figh>
Adults 25c / A Children 10c
' AT T/U \ }
Winner Thleatre
LOUISBURO, North Carolina
It's E??y To Decide
- IV
When you come shopping her^xor yonrGrocteries it is
may tp what to buy, for you do not hav4 to think
about quality ? it's always good, o/ abont the prices
? th?| "it always low.
fall Mno of feed stuffs on hand.
aaaa==
J. ALLENjHARRIS
WW"""0 North Carolina
Dean of the Corps
Don Juan RUao. Spanish imbam
dor to tha Unltad States, who be
romas dAin of the diplomatic corp*
at Waahlnfton foUowtag the retire
ment of Aabaaaador Juaaerand of
| Franc*.
tlatcs
? ad
cation,
your
r Note kow
EDWARD D. OAKLEY
Whereas the Supreme Archtect of
the Universe in Infinite wisdom on
November 8th, 1924, did take to His
eternal home our beloved friend r.nd
brother. Edward D. Oakley; and where
as we. the members of the Youngs
ville Council No. 273 Jr. O. U. A. M.,
feel most profoundly this separation
from one who has ever proved his
loyalty to the Ideals of duty and ser
vice to friends and community end
whereas his death is a personal grief
to us and causes a sense of loss which
it Is difficult to express and our most
Bincere sympathy goes out to the de
voted wife and children and friends
who have met their loss In so beau,
tiful a spirit of christian fortitude,
therefore be It ,
Resolved that this expression of ap
preciation of our deceased friend and
brothers character and personality be
transmitted to his family; that a copy
t>e spread upon our minutes and a
sopy be sent tQ The Franklin Times
ind Jr. 0. U. A, M. for publication.
Fraternally submitted,
S. E. WINSTON,
J. W. WOODLIEF.
J. R. PEARCE. Committee.
IV. M. S. SATURDAY MGHT SUFFER
The W. M. S. of Wood will, on every
Saturday night from 4 until 9 p. m.,
UPtil further notice, serve supper at
the Bank building. The menu will in
clude oysters, both stewed and fried,
soups, chicken salad sandwiches, ham
sandwiches, and other things which
will be temptingly served by the la
iles of the W. M. S.
That is a good place to get a good
teed every Saturday night Instead of
lerving supper at home.
Come, help a good cause.
Announcement!
I take this oc<
announce^ to my
friends a\d formi
mers that
new He:
Store on
and Tarbori
South Louiafiij
open a new
stock of he;
to
man)
custo
ased the
borough
of Main
streets, in
gand will
complete
fancy
londa
grocenes
therein o
ing, Nove]
most
all to co jne in and
and le
needs.
bber
ially
me serve
etc.
morn
and
invitA you
me
ur
C. H. HOLMES
L0VI8BURG REPAIR SHOP
IC8T RECEIVED
uAfernaifint Horn*
t ea?e
I'aetory
I mm PltrtV?li? 9*-00,
All wmI I>onli
for ?li
Bed
anketa.
?MO
(p to ?lfcftO
?, worth
1 ea** Army
All hfad? ?< Hn
to order.
Fan B?lt* for
t* iHfl
>Ml?r
B??t
nnd Har
it, BM
1 97.60
Mil In dtoc.k anil
ky mVk* of ear m.ide
If leather nV<l on Slioe*
at one half iMtw.
ra belov F. A. Roth'
Jetor
1 Mora
JUST RECEIVED
\ /
250 Bbl
p Roofing
Hay
Oats
Ribbon Flour
When its
in our line
TI|E STAR
Grocery Company
k | I -
A. W. PERRY, Mgr.
In All Seasons
THIS STORE I& PREPARED to meet the needB
of the people of its trading Area ? especially at the
vear-end, when the twoVroat holidays ?
Thanksgiving and Christmas
come and special needs
the occasion.
ise t\> satisfy the demands of
For thd Thanksgiving Dinner
When you begin to plan the meal that ranks ahead
of all others, you want the best fools that money will
buy, but you don't ^xpect to pay an^ more for them
than is necessary.
Here you will We able to find the Choicest as well as
the most wholesonje at very reasonable prices.
Customer Satisfaction
It is our chief aiii to satisfy every c
we attempt to doj by offering merchanl
every particular.
imtomer and that
El ise of merit in
Cash Grocery & Market
PHOHB 170 or 40 ? L0UI8BUB0, H. 0.