FRIDAY, JULY 23BD, 1926 . / ~ ? ? . -THE FRANKLIN TIMES, LOUISBURO, N. 0. ,? PAGETHRER
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Summer Calls!
Lake or seashore ... vacation
time! To keep holiday memo
ries fresh, letters must be writ
ten and diaries entered. So the
reliable Waterman's turns
from everyday tasks to build
up pleasant reminiscences for
all the working days to come.
Drop into our store to-day,
let us fit your hand and suit
your preference for points.
BEASLEY BROTHERS
Next to Franklin Times ? Louisburg, N. 0.
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yours that Is not giving good service, J j
and it will be In first class condition
when yon get it back.
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W.D.LEONARD, Jeweler ji
Granville County will soon bo a
leading swine yovlcg section ac
S~ I cording to the interest the farmers
'are taking In feod:ng domouvnUmie.
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About your
Health
Tilings You Should Know
by John
Vegetable Va. Mineral Medicines
Most people are ready to buy
medicine if it is labelled "purely
vegetable." They imagine they are
getting something like string beans
*nd lettuce, I suppose?perfectly
harmless. Ws should not forget
that many of the deadliest poisons
are vegetable. Opium is a vege
table substance from the juice of
the poppy. _ Strychnine is purely
able.
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vegetable. Belladonna and all its
derivatives are deadly if taken in
over-dose. " Cocaine is another
powerful poison, that is also cap
able of producing a habit I know
of no mineral medicine that la
more dangerous.
There are mineral agents that
we cannot do without, among the
leaders, Iron and Calcium. Mang
anese is extremely valuable in im
poverished blood conditions. Merc
iry is a poison?deadly in some of
As forms, but not more so than
aconite or alcohol.
The facts are, that medicines of
nil kinds are good servants but bad
masters. Even our food is danger
ous, if not taken with a high de
gree of intelligence. The activty
poisons are invaluable in the hand'"
of the educated physician. When
the inexperienced patient sets his
judgment against that of tha
trained medical man, something un
favorable is extremely likely to
happen.
Aloes is a vegetable medicine,
that forms an ingredient of most,
remedies for that universal com
plaint, constipation. The patient
may slowly medicate himself into
the hands of the rectal specialist,
if he buys medicine 0*1 bis own
judgment, or by that of the fellow
who has the r.cstnrh to r-''. f'~
medicine culd be taben iVi -rrr
ir.ately, or without a ii-crc-'"
':n<w-R-..ge of its effects?a vor.
io .-the wise is sufficient.
"Xevi Week:?
"PEPTIC ULCER"
To Cure a Cold in One Dey
Take IJkXATIVg BROMO QUININE (TabtMs.) *
?top* the Cough and Headache end works off the
Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c.
SODA
Arsenate of Lead
Twenty yuie bred Berkshire gilts
were r uen' r distributed to cl '.l( boys
by i be tnanty ag.u-t.
Regardless of Values Offered Elsewhere
Remember Our Policy
When Advertised or
Seen Elsewhere
It's Always
Cheapest here
Make Us Prove It
L. KLINE & CO., INC.
WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MONEY
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
and Sprayers
I. H. Terry of Durham County pro
duced 201 bushels of purple straw
| wheat on five acref of land. From
25 acres planted to the crop, Mr. Ter
ry harvested 644 bushels. The en
tire yield was weighed.
Boll weevils are appearing In cot
ton fields In the southeastern section
of the State. Because of the poor
outlook for the crop, however, many
Iprtne.M .tie aged from biv.bg
calcium arsenate.
Tom Tarheel says the best day's
[work done on his farm recently was
when the family went swimming and
then enjoyed a picnic rapper In the
nearby woods.
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;<JANE WINTON
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! OUR FARMERS WHOLESALE DEPT. 1
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Big July Sale ?
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i j $1.00 per barrell off on all grades of Flour.
|! - Wheat has advanced 19 cents a bushel in the last i J
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i j 8 pound bucket of Snowdrift Lard at $1.60
8 pound backet of Southern Rose Lard at $1.65
Pure Lard, 18 3-4 cents a pound.
We sell meat cheaper than the wholesalers.
$50.00 Given] ? Away Free
to any person who can show as where we have
had any complaint on Southern Rose Lard in the
past]four years. Why not buy the BXST ?
cists. wsjMc?
Jratet iff Of bluff braffddShJ aod
The Hudson Store Co.
ttXJ'Jm S NEXT DOOR ABOVE FARllBRS Si MERCHANTS BARS.
? Louisburg, N. C.
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