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Bring Your
Prescription
HERE!
A Registered Pharmacist
will fill it with infinite care
and accuracy and at as little
cost to you as possible.
S. P. BODDIE, Druggtd
The Rexall Store Right on The Corner
BABY CHICKS CUSTOM HATCHING
Cedar Rock-Cypress Creek
Poultry Association
Hatchery
Telephone No. 1105
R. F. D. No. 4 Louisburg, N. C
Custom Hatching $4.00 per tray of 96 eggs.
Reservations for any week between Jan. 8 and May 1 *j
may he made by advancing $1.00 per
Baby Chicks $16.00 per 100.
?
All watches, clocks and
jewelry left here for re
pair over 30 days will
be sold now AT ONCE
for charges.
L. W.PARRISH
JMW^KTiER ^
Court Street Louiftburg, N. 0.
TAYLOR'S
FOR HARDWARE
Oliver Chilled, Chattanooga, Wiard, Vulcan,
Lynchburg Plow Casting.
Plow Harness - ? Farming Tools
Hog Wire - Barbed Wire
LOOK! 5 ft Poultry Netting $3.75 roll
Dunn and Dixie Plow Points Kk each
Prices are rif ht at Taylors
Some Faraittire loft to go Cheap.
H. C TAYLOR
PHONB 305
V, "AimfrmA
EDWARD BEST HIGH SCHOOL
DYNAMO
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r. r. a.
On last Monday evening February
14 the P. T. A. of Edward Beet HI
held a worthwhile meeting. Mies
Chappell, Home Economics teacher,
had charge of the program.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. T. H. Dickens, Mr. Slodge was
In charge.
An opening song "America" was
sung. Devotion was conducted by Miss
Gupton.. In the session of business
there were additional members to pay
the yearly fee, thus bringing our paid
membership to a large number.
With Miss Chappell in charge the
subject "Ethical Character" was en
joyed as the following rendered
parts: Paper?"Character Develop
ed. Through and by Teaching Court
esy," Mrs. P. R. Inscoe. In the ab
sence of Mrs Inscoe her paper was
presented by Miss Upchureh.
A musical selection was rendered
by Mrs. G. a Stailings. The selec
tion was a favorite of Mrs. Stalling*
because she had seen her son march
to it at Annapolis Naval Academy.
"Stories That Should be Read to
Children" were commented on by
Mrs. J. O. May.
"Interpreting the Public School"
Mr. Sledge.
Hie next two meetings of P. T. A.
will be held on March 21 and April
18. Mr. Wolfe and Mrs. Sledge will
hare charge, in the order named.
At the close of the meeting there
was a round table discussion of how
it is best to get the parents to under
stand and be sympathetic with the
public school system. The ultimate
way Is to make the child so in love
and devnfafl tn ^ school that he will
interpret it in its tsssi light to tlhe
parents.
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Developing Character Through and
By Teaching Courtesy I
and Politeness i
(By Mrs. P. R. Inscoo.)
Politeness is a necessity for the
well bred person; if the school has
as its aim the preparation of the in
dividual for a better life, then the
teacher should be concerned with the
moral side as well as the intellectual.
One of the best ways to correct bad
manners in a pupil is to set a good
example. Children, as a rule, think
that their teacher knows more than
their parents, she makes a greater
Impression on them. Character is
formed through practice. The fun
damentals of all character education
xaay be expressed, as tbe_creaUsn.pt
an attitude, a desire on the part of
the boy or girl to acquire certain
qualities and the sufficient practice
tc make them habits of conduct.
Personality teaches better and fin
er things than were ever printed in
books;, it is character in action. A
teacher with a striking personality
and a brilliant mind is sure to leave
a deep impress upon her pupils. One
cf the greatest traits in any profes
sion is courtesy?just ordinary good
-the best insurance, against
insult
Emerson said "Life is not so short,
tut there is always time for courtesy."
Over-politeness is- rudeness. Small
kindnesses, small courtesies, small
considerations, habitually practic id
give greater charm to the character
than the display of groat talents and
r.ccompllshments.
The Tie That Binds
The school crowded around the
court last Wednesday at noon to see
the class game between the Freshles
and the Sophs. The players, dressed
in purple and old gold, got in their
places on the court, each one eager
to play her best
"Come on lets beat 'em", someone
hollered. Ike whistle blew and Mary
Heading jumped and got the tip on
Ruby Hunt The ball went swiftly
from hand to hand until it reached
the tiny band of Marjorie Collins. She
put it in the goal. The crowd went
up In an uproar. 1
"Get on 'em. Sophs", Nell Stalllngs
called leudly, but in vain. When the
first half was over the score was 4-0
in favor of the Freshles.
The second half gave the Sophs
enough luck to end an interesting
game with a tie, the score being 4-4.
Among the Visitors
Theron Stlckland visited Clarence
Pearce, at Cedar Rock, last Saturday
night
Misses Cora Haymon and Mary
Johnson went to a basket-ball game
last Saturday night
Lucille Stokes spent last Sunday
afternoon around and abotgt Seven
Paths.
Mr. Graham West visited Mr. Ear
nest Haymon of Justice last Sunday
evening.
Miss Upchurch spent the past,
week-end at the home of Miss Nan
nie Perry.
Miss Ruby Lee May visited her
sister, Mrs. Kemp, at Loulsburg last
week.
We are glad to have Robert Mar
shall beak at school. We sympathise
with him la the loss of his mother
who was stricken- with paralysis last
week.
Miss Gupton was a visitor at Rocky
Mount last week-end.
A flttl Cf
Last Wedneeday morning, % TStf
good chapel program was given by
Mr. Hopkins oa "Oood Citiaenshlp.
He read Acts 21:8* and told about
the birthplace and life of part. He
then gave the folfowiag points that
a good cttlsen will do:
1. Respect for law.
2. Respect for public property.
2. Respect for rights of others.
4. Respect for selt
1. Have enough respect to shun
had company.
6. Reverence for God. When we
go to church, we should have enough
reverence for God to act nicely. We
should never talk and laugh la
EMULSIFICATION
JUST as emulsification of the
butter-fat in milk makes milk
one of our most easily digested
foods, so emulsification improves
the taste and digestibility of the
pure cod-liver oil in
SCOTTS EMULSION
It's the reason that millions of
children and grownups prefer it
to all other forms of cod-liver oiL
Be sure the cod-liver oil '
you use is emulsified? 1
that it's Scott's Emulsion
Scott Ml Bowne Bloomfleld. N. J. 30-3
church. A boy or girl at school must
learn to take care of the school
building for it Is public property. A
good citizen will respect the right of
others.
BeatXag
Addison says "Reading Is to the
mind what exercise is to the body."
By reading, the health of the mind
is kept alive, cherished and confirm
ed. Henry Ward Beecher likened
books to "Windows of the soul,
through which the mind looks out.
Without books not only would
schools, colleges, and Universities
BKklUfc&f, DOT evemhtnr which v
call culture would vanish, and socie
ty would lapse at once into barbar
ism."
The one who does not read will
get out of touch with the world and
lack sympathy with the social, po
litical, and scientific movements of
his time. Everyone knows that he
should read for many reasons, and
nearly everyone does read some, but
the question is does each get the
greatest valine possible from his
reading?
\ E. B. Hi S. Juniors Whi
The Junior boys defeated the
Sophomore boys in a class game
played here, Feb 25, the score being
16-8. The line up for play on both
teams was as follows:
JUNIORS SOPHOMORES
C6ne f6) R. F: Turuage
Parker (2) L. F. (1) Dickens
Williams (g) C. (3) Vick
Collie (2) R. G. Sykes
Gordon L. G. Butnn
Backache
If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, causes Burning
or Itching Sensation, Backache or
Xwg Pains, making you feel tired,
depressed and discouraged, why not
try the Cystex 48 Hour Test? Don't
give up. Get Cystea today at any
drug store. Put it to the test See
how fast It works. Money back If
It doeant bring quick Improvement,
and satisfy you completely. ?Try
Cjster today. Only Mo.
FOR CONSTABLE
I herewith announce myaelf a can
didate for the office of Constable for
Louisburg township subject to the
action of the Democratic primary to
be held In Jane, and will appreciate
the eupport of the voters of the town
ship. If nominated and elected I
assure you that I will do my beat to
fill the place with credit to my If
and my supporters.
1-24-?0t J. A. DENNIS.
Moore county farmers purchased
2,026 pounds of lespedesa seed and
tben had to order 1(600 pounds more
to fill their needs.
DR. CALDWELL'S
THREE RULES
Or. Caldwell matehed Um nmtti ol
aoaatlpatlosl for 47 yaare, ud btlWnd
thai M aattor how eorefnl people in
of Mr health, tbt and ixir mm
iUia*Jeo will dmr from Unu to ttu.
Of next Importaawa, thee, la how to treat
it wImo H tom Dr Caldwell always
na la faoor of getting aa eloae to Baton
ZSZTtaHd'rJ^tauTwnmtiBd. It 1
eaa aot ham tha moot delioata fjstw
" la aat habit form inn.
Tha Boat or mar did sppror# of drae
Ua pkystae and purges. He dM not believe
they were good for human beings to pot
Into their ejaltm, Dae Strop Pepsin for
yenrself and members of tha family la
eoaatlpattoa, btliousesss, soar and ersmjy
bad breath, no appetite,
tohaa, and to break ap fevers and colds.
Oat a bottle today, at any drugs tors and
obaerra these three rules of health: Keep
the head cool, the feet warm, the bowels
open. ? Tor a free trial bottle, inet write
"Bvrnp Pepsin," Dept. BB, Monti cello.
Coat Suits and Coats
At 3 o'clock Saturday
We will offer
70 LADIES' COATS and
COAT SUITS at
$1.00 each
Have your dollar ready and
take your choice.
(
Thc~Spot Cash Ct>.
D. F. McKlNNE, President
PAY CASH and PAY LESS
Genuine Billups Girl Champion
Plows ? $4.95
We take great pleasure in inviting yon to view a
most enchanting display of Modern Furniture that
charmingly departs from the conventional molds, pre
saging the styles of tomorrow. New in shape and
structure...original in conception...this furniture
will captivate the fancy of lovers of the unusual who
at the same time have a leaning toward the practical.
For we have in these new modernistic modes complete
living room, bedroom, sun parlor, dining room, and
kitchen sets that oombine uniqueness with an .extra
ordinary durability and usefulness?Representing
the acme of good taste.. .exemplifying the peak of
quality.. .and prioed considerately.
Brown Furniture House
Yoongsville, 1ST. G.
Snbaotlb* to Th? Franklin Tina*
II M P*r Tmt la Atfraao*.
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