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GIFTS
FOR ENTIRE FAMILY
Boxed linen Hand
kerchiefs, hand
embroidered, 3 to
box
50c
Initialed linen
Handkerchiefs,
rolled hem, hand
Emb. Initial
20c
Gordon's Sheer
Chiffon Hose, clear
ringless
85c
Full Fashioned
Service Weight
Hose, in all Fall
shades
$9c
Women's Kid
Gloves, in a large
variety of styles,
black and brown
$1.48
and
$1.98
EVERYBODY NEEDS SWEATERS
See us for Men's, Ladies and Children* Sweaters
The Very Best, Moderately Priced.
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LOUISBURG, N. CAROLINA
LOUISBURG
SUPPLY CO.
(INCORPORATED)
WHEN IN LOUISBURG MAKE OUR
STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
RAISINS
Fresh New Crop
Lb- |2C
Seeded and Seedless
RAISINS
3 Pkgs. 2JJC
v COCONUTS
4 for J jjc
Pure Extract of
VANILLA
Bottle gc
Light Brown
SUGAR
Lb. ?c
o o r r e e
2 lbs. Jjc
Broken Mixture
CANDY
2 lbs. Jj0
Diamond Bndded
WALNUTS
25clb- .
BRAZIL NUTS
| Jc lb.
APPLES
c dozen
and up
Fancy Colored
XMAS BASKET
Each J?c
CIGARETTES
In Xmaa Cartons
Carton $*.20
A COMPLETE DISPLAY OF OTHER
CANDIES, NUTS, ORANGES and APPLES
'? EPSOM SCHOOL NEWS ?
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* Published by PupUs of *
? Epsom High School ?
Recitation and Declamation
Contest
The elimination contest (or the
annual reciitation and declamation
contest was held on Tueaday
There were eleven girls entering.
Virginia Perkinson. Christine
Bares. Juanita Rivers AyscUvi. 1
Sarah Oill. Rilla Collins. Elaine
Avscue. Elaine Weldon, Evelyn;
Ayscue. Marie Ayscue. Janie Ays
cue and Mattie Leigh Dickerson.
There were only two boys Morris!
Lancaster and Edwin Puller. The
winners were Juanita Ayscue and I
1 Morris Lancaster. They were to
represent Epsom at Edward Best
on Friday night.
Siekm-ss
We are very sorry to, hear of |
pneumonia in our community.
There have been some deaths
caused by it. Let's all try and
be careful to avoid all colds and
all kinds of sickness.
Dramatic Club
The?club has b??n entertained
again with amateurs from the
clubs. This program topped the
cllmu. It was entirely musical
except for on* imitation. Several
popular songs were played by
Louise Dickie. Following this
number, Perry Ayscue played the
guitar and blew the harmonica.
1 Tap dancing was the next feature
with Mildred Wilson and Sarah
Qill dancing. Impersonations were
, given by Janle and Elaine Ayscue.
? This furnished a lot of laughter,
and all enjoyed seeing our teach
ers impersonated.
The club decided to vote on the
; two best numbers, those being
Mildred Wilson and Perry Ayscue.
Louise Dickie, Reporter.
Sidney Lanirr Society
The society held its regular
meeting Dec. 13. A splendid
i Christmas program was given.
Some mints were brought out
which ijave us a clearer under
standing of Christmas After the
business the society adjourned to
meet again.
Reported.
Athletics
The girls and boys met Mld
dleburg at Middlebtir* on Tues
' day night. Although both teams
were beaten, the games were
thoroughly enjoyed by all. The
girl* score was 17-16. The boys
being 54-16.
On Wednesday night the Rattle
snake Ramblers gave a very In
teresting program in the school
auditorium. The athletic associa
I tion was sponsoring this.
O'Henry Society
The Society held Its regular
meeting Dec. 13. A very interest- j
lng program was given on Christ
mas. After this the officers for
the new term of school were elect
ed as there had been plans made
for a Christmas social next Fri
| day. The following officers were
elected :
President. Edwin Fuller; Vice
President. Edwin Pernell; Sec'y, I
and Treasurer. Virginia Lassiter; !
Assistant Sec'y and Treas. Adelle
Finch; Reporter, Virginia Perkin- jl
son; Chorister, Rilla Collins; |'
Chaplain. Christine Eaves; Pianist
Mattie Leigh Dickerson; Junior
.critic, Mattie Leigh Dickerson;
Senior Critic, Mrs. Joumlgan.
After this the society adjourned
to meet again next Friday. Every
one is planning for a. good time.
Reporter.
A legume crop that may be us-j
ed for improving the land Is the
best crop to plant on acres re
moved from the cultivation of:
cash crops, say extension officials :
at State College.
Miserable
with backache ?
WHEN kidneys function badly and
you suffer a nagging backache,
with dininen, burning, scanty or too
(reauent urination and getting up at
night, when you feci tired, nervous,
alfupset ... use Doan'i Pills.
Doen's are especially for poorly 11
working kidneys. Millions of boxes i
are UMd every year. They are reeom- i'
mended the country over. Ask your ^
neighbor!
fFTT?
El]1'
Now i> the Time to Begin
YOUR FALL
PLANTING
A big stock to select
from. Shade and orna
mental trees, flowering
shrubs, evergreens and
fruit trees.
STRAWBERRY
PLANTS
Let Us Plan Tour
Planting
We have experienced
men to plant, spray and
prone.
CONTINENTAL
PLANT CO.
KrrrRSLL, n. g.
C. M. Ui?ht. W?
Phone 4B0B
' GOLD SAND SCHOOL NKWS ?
Published by Pupils of *
Ciold Sand High School *
Senior (law News
The Senior* are looking tor
ward to the Christmas tree Fri
day.
They are also looking forward,
greatest of all. for the arriving of
their ring*.
We were very proud to know
that one of the Senior*, Virginia'
Dark, won first place in the Read-,
ing contest. Hoorah!
We hope that all of us pass our|
work this month.
Reporter, i
Beta Club
We had our last meeting Fri-.
day December IS. We didn't get!
a program from Mr. Harris this!
month, biit we had an Interesting
one Just the same. Bach mem-;
ber was asked to bring two car-:
rent events and be able to discuss,
each. Every one had some inter
esting article. Our next meeting
will be at Doris Pearce's home,
which will be held Just after!
Christmas. We are expecting a
very nice time.
Willard Leonard, Reparter.
Chapel
The following program was giv
en in chapel Friday, Dec. IS by
the Higher First Orade:
Song ? Merry Christmas. Orade;
Why do Bells for Christmas
Ring ? Nadine Joyner; Devotional'
Exercise ? Mable Green Ayscue;,
Expecting Santa ? Erma Dement; ;
Twelve Little Maids ? Thirteen
children.
Reporter.
Girls Sports
We have received our new bas
ket-ball salts and are hoping we
will have a game soon.
Dnder the direction of Miss!
Johnson we are doing good work. !
Reporter.
New Music Teacher
We are very proud and happy'
to have at last a new music teach
er, Miss Ruth Parker, of Lasker,
North Carolina. And a good one
she is too. She is a graduate of
Loulsburg College. We know MUs
Parker will help us very much
Id our music department.
Tlir Krrshman News
We are all liking our new Home
Economics teacher. Miss EdWh
Corbett of Currle, North Carolina.
She graduated from E. C. T. C.
with a B A degree. She is taking
the place of Mrs. Joe Pearce.
Everyone was sorry Mrs. Pearce
had to leave but we like Miss
Corbett very much.
Our project this week In Home
Ecouomlc is making candy.
We are looking forward to the
Christmas holidays.
Reporter.
KEEPING BIRDS HEALTHY
M.PORTANT WITH POULTRY
Keeping the flock healthy Is
one of the vital points In a suc
cessful poultry business, says Roy
S. Dears$ne. head of the State
College poultry department.
? As a means for protecting the
health of laying birds. Dearstyne
haa given the following sugges
tions:
Provide dry, open front, inex
pensive houses that will be free
from drafts in cold weather.
When possible, iput wood or
concrete floors, in permanent lay
ing. houses.
Place the roost poles level, with
a screen beneath so the birds will
not have access to the droppings.
Clean the dropping boards at
least once a week. Clean . the
houses as often as the litter be
comes dirty.
Por all flocks of 25 or more
birds provide yards, allowing one
acre for 300 to 350 laying birds.
Have two yards, if possible, so
the birds can be changed occasion
ally from one yard to another.
Keej> green crops growing in
the yardp. and plow the yards as
often as time and crops will per
mit.
Treat birds for parasites, both
internal and external, whenever
they are present. But do not de
worm hens while they are laying.
Take precautions to protect
growing stock against internal
parasites and disease, especially
coccldiosis, or bacillary white
diarrhea.
Look Your Very Best
For The HOLIDAYS
Of course you want to be in tip-top love
liness for the gay days ahead. So come to
Marguerite's and let us help you make this
festive season a success.
MAKE YOTR ENGAGEMENTS EARLY
Marguerite's Beauty Salon
PHONE C 74 LOllSBURO, X. C.
Marguerite Finch, Owner and Operator
TONKEL'S
GREAT
MIRACLE SALE
CONTINUES
AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING WHILE THIS SALE
IS GOING ON.
We Have Gifts Suitable For jjj
The Entire Family.
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Do Your Christmas Shopping {
Early and Avoid The Rush ! \
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DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. jj
OUTFITTERS FOB THE ENTIRE
FAMILY
"Louisburg's Shopping Center" \
IF YOU WISH TO MAKE
YOUR XMAS SHOPPING
EASIER-SHOP AT
ROTH-STEWART CO
QUALITY STORE
Here you will find Displayed Beautiful Oifts
for your friends and family. 1 ?
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Give her some of our Sheer Ringleas Hose,
which we will put in a lovely Xmas box abso
lutely Free.
See her joy when she finds one of our Pure
Irish Linen Luncheon Sets on Xmas Morn.
Oive her lovely Lengerie, Handkerchiefs, or
a Beautiful Silk Dress. All of these are gifts
which qjie needs.
And for the Man ? there are many gifts ? Flan
nel Robes and House Shoes, Kid Gloves and
Ties, Pre-Shrunk Shirts and Linen Handker
chiefs, Scarfs and Belts, All of these are just
the gifts he wants.
?
Come and SHOP with us
ROTH-STEWART CO.
QUALITY STORE
LOUISBURG, N. C. ? HENDERSON, N. C.
TRULY THE CHRISTMAS
STORE IN LOUISBURG
Wagons Reduced -- Buy Now
Just received big shipments of
Colored Glassware, complete set
SPECIAL PRICE
CANDY - CANDY - CANDY
Chocolate Drops, lb 10c
Christmmas Mixed, lb. ... . . . 10c
Box Chocolate Cherries
and Assorted, box
TOYS - TOYS - TOYS
Anything for the Kiddies 5c up
Dolls and Carriages
House Shoes . . . 39c - 49c - 59c pr.
Beautiful Lingerie . . 25c to $1.48
Robes - Gowns - Pajamas
5c
To
$5.00
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Nash ft Market Sts.
Louisburg, N. 0.
4
5c
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