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FROM INGLESIDE Ma&gum's Service Station, op erated by W. M. Mangum. pro prietor la a new enterprise here. Mr. Mangum la to be commended (or rioting his business during tbe bours of service at the churches each Sunday. He says the same rule la observed at his other ser vice itatlon, operated by hia bro ther, M. H. Mangum, opposite the Epsom School at Epsom. t t t Perhaps one reason our good Governor has in prolonging the announcement of the gubernator ial candidates is to cut ahort the period for disgraceful mud sling ing that characterized the last campaign. That could be left out certainly so far as direct results to the State are concerned. " X X X I P. S. Foster had a turkey hen to lay through most of last win ter, and he thinks she may hold the record for the coming winter j as she has already commenced ] laying. A good layer but a poor setter, (or maybe sitter) Mr. Fos ter loaned his gobbler to a near neighbor. The hen didn't like that and went seeking a new mate. She made a visit of nearly two miles to Capt. A. W. Wilson's, and took his gobbler home with her. , tit Miss Eleanor Wilson, graduate of the Gold Sand School, is among the students to enter Campbell College this year. Miss Wilson Is the daughter of Mrs. Bertha Wil #on. ** 'tit" ; Mrs. Vernon Phillips, of Vien na, Md., spent a week recently with her mother, Mrs. C. C. Cat lett, who is still critically ill. in The first frost appeared here Monday. X X X The Present Truth thinks this; is a good way to begin the day: j "A man speaking eVef the ra- j dio told his unseen audience how to begin the day,'. Among other things suggested were certain gymnastic exercises and a drink of pure water. "These things are, without question, very beneficial, but there is, we believe, an even better way. Begin each day definitely com mitted to God. Before you leave your room commit your life to the Lord, and do this in a very defi nite manner. Put your life in His hands for th?Sjday>^and then re member throughout the day that you are in His keeping." t ? t There Is no improvement in the condition of Mrs. C. C. Catlett, | who has been critically ill at her home during a period of several weeks. Relatives and friends, so kind and faithful -in ministering' to her comfort and needs, have abandoned all hope of her recov- i ery. XII I note that Prof. James E. By erly, director of the Acapella Choir of Louisburg College, has announced the members for the coming year. Among the Sopranos are Misses Rose Malone, May Da vis and Katherine Foster, of Louisburg. The latter is a dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Fos ter. t t I While Thomas Dunn regrets the loss of a very valuable milk j cow. Hurley Evans was made sad at the death of bis 36 year old mule. Though worthless from old age, ftr. Evans had cared for the-, faithful animal for some time. ; 1 t 1 ! Long shadows follow one about during these days of a beautiful North Carolina October autumn Beason. From its orbit far to the south at this time of the year, the ?un is playing most pleasantly with our citizens as the final tasks of marketing an abundant crop of tobacco at low prices are completed before the winter be gins. tit There Is joy and gladness as we toil In the sheen of a friendly October sun. Maybe It's a bit un usual, this autumn Interlude which has come to us after the first reminder of the approach of ^the season of winter. We are Just beginning to have our seasonal frosts and slight touches of cold weather. Bo they came as gentle reminders that were in fJorth Carolina one cannot expect to gambol about In summery atmos phere always, but that the chilly winter ot life must come In its season. The yield per acre of cottota in Lenoir County will * be lar(er than last year, but there has been a reduction In the number ,of acres grown this year. By a new system of measure ment* devised by the Department of Agriculture, farmers may grade their own beef oattle. WHY suffer from Colds? it: ODD 2:7*- ouu Llqlad-Tablets-Salve - Nose Drop* When Mr. Fnrness ?u four bis rather suggested that he save tb< feeds in an apple he had been eating. Michael did. and became so mncl interested in the activity that be made it his business. All his Inn today come from either the original seeds or from trees grown from the\j The bouse, owned by Chester McAulifTe. stands in Rcunover. Eng land. Meteors have plunged through its roof and have penetrated tin foundation on three occasions. The first was in 1991, second in 1909, am third in 1934. Because its eyes protrude, the giraffe can even see the sLin righ next to the eyes themselves. RAISE FLAG AT BIRTHDAYS. Mr. R. G. Allen, Proprietor of Bark Bay Farm Initiates New An Cnique Idea Mr. R. G. Allen, proprietor of Back Bay farm about two miles North of town has initiated a new and unique idea to celebrate and commemorate the birthdays of the members of his family. He has recently erected a forty foot fug po!e from which he will fly a good rized United States flag on the occasion of the birthdays of each member of his family. This j idea besides being novel, is a beautiful method of paying es teem in the commemoration of the several members of his fam ily, is unique in the setting of this pretty little home that Is almost hidden by beautiful flowering, j Japanese Cherry trees and other pretty flowers, with a background , of hills and valleys. Mr. Allen has greatly beauti fied Back Bay farm since be came in possession of it several years ago. There is no man who can't get j into trouble quickly if be started j out to bunt for it, no matter what may be his stat<e or station. RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION! THIS WHISKEY^ 4 YEARS OLD OLD 1 LEWIS 1 HUNTER ft RAND \\ KENTUCKY STRAIGHT j BOURBON WHISKEY $1.95 QT. $1.00 PT. I 90 Proof William Jameson & Co., Inc., IN. Y. EXTRA SAVINP5 on Autumn Trips, ? when you buy a Greyhound ROUND-TRIP TICKET Smmolo Round-Trio Far?/ Kictimond IH.25 New York 12.60 Charlotte 5.40 Durham 2.00 Atlanta 0.10 Norfolk ? 1.85 Jarknonvllle 1 1 .80 Fayettevllle 1.85 Oxford .90 HmlthBeld 1.80 GREYHOUND BOD DIE DRUG CO. Phone 820-1 FLYING TODAY AT CURRIN AIRPORT LOUISBURG, N. C. (1H Miles South of Town off Bunn Road) Planes at your service at all times for long or short trips to other towns at reasonable prices. Flying every Sunday. See your town and country-side from the air at $1.00 per trip. Expert Licensed Pilots and New Planes. Learn To Fly A Plane! TODAY ? EVERYDAY RAYNOR'S RADIO & JEWELRY SHOP "We Sell The Best and Service The Rest" LOUISBURG, ( N. CAROLINA ASSIST COUNTY OFFICIALS | Raleigh, Oct. 19. ? The Brew ers and North Carolina Beer Dis tributor* Committee will assist county officials in checking their retail beer licenses to make cer tain that all dealers licensed by the state have paid their county fees. State Director, Edgar H. Bain, announced today that each coun ty board of commissioners will be furnished with a list of the nam- 1 es and addresses of "all persons * and firms licensed by the state to sell beer at retail in that particu lar county. ( The committee has secured a j complete list of all state licensed i retail beer dealers from the N. t. t Department of Revenue, Colonel - Bain said. The names will be grouped by counties, and each county will be furnished with its own list. According to Colonel Bain, j these lists will enable the county officials to check the state list against their own lists and find out the names of any local beer outlets which have not paid their local license, fees. "Some North Carolfaa counties ar& not getting all the revenue they should from beer license fees," the state director remlnd ded, "because of the failure of some beer retailers to obtain , county licenses or to renew sucb 1 licenses upon expiration." "We believe that our plan to furnish the county with lists of | persons and firms licensed by the! state will aid them in collecting many additional license fees. We do not want beer sold by outlets that are not complying strictly ' with the law." Wife (of defeated pugilist) ? j Don't count up to ten any more, lunior, it makes your father's lead ache. There is nothing as sorry as he sight of a one-arm man try ng to tell about the fish that got iway. Breath Offends? Bad breath is sometimes due to bad teeth; often caused by sluggish bowels. To neglect It may invite a host of constipation's other dis comforts; headaches, biliousness, loss of energy or appetite. Take ! spicy, all - vegetable BLACK DRAUGHT tonight This intesti r.r.l tonic-laxative tones lazy bowel .usclcs; cleanses gently, promptly, thoroughly bv simple directions. Try BLACK-DRAUGHT, the tiir?-tctted laxative. FOR SALE! GENERAL ELECTRIC COOKING STOVE BEST AND LATEST TYPE Bargain to quick purchaser who assumes unpaid installments. ^ H. G. Harrison Estate < See K. L. Burton, Henderson, N. C. or H. R. Ghesson, Louisburg, N. C. FARMS FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY. LONG TERMS WITH SMALL CASH PAYMENT. LOW IN TEREST RATE. 25.75 acre*, fieorgianna Braswell farm, 3-4 mile from Cen terville, X. C., Franklin County, on Centervllle-Castalla State Highway, 25 acres cleared. 02 acres, Harriet B. Burnett farm, 1 mile east from Wood, X. . C., Franklin County. 18 acres cleared and balance in woods and pasture. Dwelling and out buildings. Cotton and to bacco allotments. Write or see E^, T. CREDLE, Secretary-Treasurer 112 Winder Street P. O. Box 245 HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA DEPENDABLE FUEL OIL t ? Quick Delivery ? Telephones: Office 245-6; Residence 202-1 HOME on, CO. Louisburg, N. C. FURNITURE MAKE YOUR HOME "HAPPY" FOR PALL New furniture will give your home a brighter, cheerier outlook for Autumn, with more, time being spent indoors you want your home to be truly inviting. See our new lines. Prices very reasonable. W. E. WHITE FURNITURE CO. MAIN STREET LOUISBURO, N. 0. An old mansion said to have 1 been the "town house" of Black beard is still used as a dwelling in New Bern, N. C. The last Darrow-guage com mercial railway in eastern Amer ica Is operated In Westerh North Carolina. * Help your teeth shine like the * * stars ... use Calox Tooth Powder ? * ? ????????????????????????????? Many of Hollywood's brightest stars use Calox to help bring out the natural lustre of their teeth? and 70a can rely on Calox too. Pure, wholesome, pleasant-tasting, approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau. Five tested ingredients, blended accord ing to the formula of a foremost dental authority, make Calox an economical tooth powder that can't harm tooth enamel. Get Calox today at your drug store. Five sizes, from 1W to $1.25. CALOX ???ta ??wms !?*>" '!? ?> I ft 1,4. i., Who Holds THE KEY TO HEALTH ? "The more experience that students of the human body acquire, the greater respect they show for the methods of relief that utilize the natural resources of the body. The experienced students to whom we refer are that group found in every branch of the healing arts, and there are many, who concern themselves more with the conquering of disease than the attempt to justify a professional clique or faction. "The key to the health of every person is not held by any group exclusively." The principle behind the Chiropractic and Drugless Meth ods of treating is that of utilizing the natural resources of the body and the nervous systems (the controlling median* isms of the functions of the organs, etc.). Every person who needs advice or aid in the care of their health should consider the logic and advantage of the drugless healing method. "Good Health through Chiropractic" DR. SADIE C. JOHNSON $ 215 Court Street Phone : Office 304-1 Residence 371-1 Louisburg, N. C. ;; Hoars: < . 8 to 5; Thurs. 9 to 1 11 7-9 p. m. Mon.-Wed. J Fri. & Sat.. Cooking Ranges $21.95 up Cook Stoves $9.75 HEATERS Of All Kinds at All Prices Buy These Values 22 Bullets 15c Bicycles $24.95 cash Fishing Rod and Reel $2.50 Outside Paint, $1.39 Gallon * Shot Guns $7.50 4.50-21 Auto Tires. $5.25 5.50-17 Auto Tires. 8.50 6.00-16 Auto Tires. 8.95 Bicycle Tires 1.35 Auto Jacks 1.00 FURNITURE New Styles ? T Low Prices - ? 3 Pc. Bed Room Suites . . . $29.95 3 Pc. Living Room Suites . . 26.00 Kitchen Cabinets 21.95 9 x 12 Linolieum Rugs . . . 3.95 H. C. TAYLOR Hardware & Furniture Phone 423-1 Lonisbnrg, N. C. Sell Your Cotton and Tobacco in Louisburg
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