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Man And His Shoes- , M
How nmoli a man in like his shoes! '
"f instance: both a aoul may lose; 1
Hoth have been tunned; both are '
' made tight " ' ''
Hy cobblers; both Bet left and 4
right "
Hoth need a mate to be complete;
And both are made to go on fete.
They both need healing; oft are
sold, t
And both in time will turn to o
AjMb mold. a
With shoes the last ta firat; with b
men ii
The firat ahall be the last; and v
when b
The shoes wear out they're mend- e
ed new;, . o
W ben men wear out tbey'ie men d
dead toot _ ? ii
They both are trod upon, and I
both v
Will tread on others, nothing lotb. t
Hoth have their ties, and both in- 1<
dine, b
Wheu polished, in the world Ao tl
hjne;?? ? b
And both peg out. Now, wou'd s
, V
^W e trust tnat even larger onerizig
will He made at this' Tbanksgiv- o
ing season than, ever before to tbe j
end that these institutions may be c
the bettej/tfole to perform tbeir ser- J
vice. .They need funds for main- d
tenpnoe, tor improvement and for "
the extension of the work, d
/ li
Progressive Farming. o
The obieot of the Farmer's Co op- g
erative Demonstration work is to t
teach the best methods of agrtoultilre.
The methods advocated by
this branch of tbe government's
work ate not theories, but are such
practices as are used by the most ti
successful farmers throughout the *
country. It would be a great thing o
for the country if every farmer were ?
as good a farmer as the beat ones. a
To oarry on the work a good local ?
farmer establishes from forty to one u
hundred Demonstration Farms in a ^
county. On these farms the best
methods of agriculture are put into [j
practice. Kot only the man who a
conducts the Demonstration is ben- j
efitted but his neighbors may learn S
from him. With a number of such ?
farms as centers of study, there is no r
reason why every farmer in a coun- g
ty should not be benefitted. (
The county supervisor is given a ?
short oourae of preparation, so that o
be may be able to understand thor- ?
oughly the fundamental principles S
of successful agriculture and so that ?
he is qualified to help other farmers d
in any'way they may need aid. In S
other words tne movement is a kind yi
of school of agrioaltare which iJ 1
available to a"y one who may care to
Ht into it. The work has been in
^ration tor six years. There are
Iv thousand farmers enrolled, in '
the Sooth, of whiolT numbed abbot
.flye thousand are in North Carolina, j
The' yield.of corn on three thousand |
sores in North Carolina last season 1
40.8 bushels per acre. The ^
average yield fo^the state was 16.5 ^
bushels. '
TheRey.IrlH- Hioks 1911 AUj
manao. y. t
The Rev. Irl R- Hicks Almanao '
for 1911, that guardian Angel in a
hundred thousand homes, it now
ready. Not ra?ny are now willing
UMOOSe *
To be a roan, or be his shoes?
Thanksgiving Day?Orphans' Day.
The work of the orphauages of t|
North Carolina appeals most strongly
to reason and to sympathy. These
institutions are worthy of the heartiest
support of our people and they *
have a large plaoe in their intereplf y
and gifts and efforts. f,
At the Thanksgiving season minds P
and hearts turn especially toward a
our orphanages and many are the P
practical expressions of gratitude _
made to this cause by a people richly -i
blessed. J
These love-prompted gifts to car- F
ry on this blessed work with thtB-j J
little ones surely must be acceptable d
to God, the Father of the fatherless. J
It Beems that, here in North Car- a
olina. Thanksgiving Day baB been J
specially set apart as "Orphans' Day" v
and we rejoice that this is true. The *
contributions made at this season
help very muoh indeed in the sup- .
^fcrt of our various orphanages.
This November -nd, 1910. \
C. S WlMUAMS,
Mortgage.
rAX PAYERS
Take\ ^Notice
The tax bookV ot the town o
[jouiaburn for tWe\ year 1910 hav
teen turned oVer fo me for eollec
ion of the tajfea thVreop. See m
kt onoe and/settle same and eav
rourself arin myself any uoneceeaar
rouble. Remember ham inatruote
a make these oolleotibns at ono?
This Ofot. 19th, 1910A
Y ' D.O.VuGH,
Tax Qolleotor.
o be without it and the Rev. Irl H
ticks Magazine, Word and Worlu
Phe two ure only One Dollar a yeai
no Atmanac is aao prepam. S<
lome or office should fail to send to
hem, to Wotd and Works Publish
:ig Company, St. I.ouis, Mo.
From Durham.
tfi the exeroise* at the Inaugura
ion of Dr W. P. Few as Presiden
f Trinity College, one of thd roos
triking scenes was the long procss
ion of delegates from other collegei
a caps and gowns. These delegatei
pere from all of the leading Univer
ities and Colleges east of the Missis
ippi. These delegates were called up
n the rostrum one by one and intro
uoed in the order of the age of theii
istitutions, beginning with thi
'residents of Harvard, Yale, etc.
,-hile sixth in line was Mrs. Ive^
Ulen, President of Louisburg Col
sge. This is something for- Louie
urg to be proud of, thus Bhowini
hat it has one of the oldest institu
lone of learning in America.
IfANTED?A boy^tp yfke-oyer a goo<
paving business sklnng newspajj^ts
Address P. O. Boi 156, LouijBurc
FOR SALt\OJi*RENT.
A good 3 horse farm in Cedar Rod
jwnship. / \
Mbd. Fannie Webb.
7 Mapjeville, N C.
JOINT SALES
(On Monday-Nnqfryfiber 21, at 1
'clock ajHTATlnXjiinWAear Margare
will self to Thi jjnailyst bidder th<
allowing artiqoi.tVFn, fodder^hucks
eavine.T hay, \dn?Wiofse wagon am
arneSB, \bug?Mr orlt'Wpt^r flues an(
lso J. R.NjugnvwilMWrrcorn, shucks
air of mulqfaJil wagons.
7 0.\. HARRIS
LESS THAN COS!
'rom nsw until 2?h of December, J
Winston will sell what is on hand li
is store regardlesstof cost. Shirts, un
erwear, guns, suspenders, leggins
letticoata, women Vinderwear, men
ats and women skoeV, I am sorry ti
ay that I am going out of business thi
Irst day of JeriuAy and on the 24tl
ay of Decern ben 1 will \ell at auctioi
Fhat I do not ami from How until tha
ime all who want bargains come am
et them. / . \
/ J. P. WINSTON.
LAND SALE
Under the directions and the powe
if gnlp pnntiinpmin fKa locf ??'H
estament of Minton ii. Perry, late o:
^ranklin county, paid vrill being re
orded in book V, \page 182, Clerk's of
ice of Franklin couty, as executor o:
aid Minton L. PerJFy. I will on Satur
ay, Docember 3rd\ 1910, at 12 o'clock
oon in the town AftFrankliuton, N. C.
ell at-public auction to the highest bic
er for cash the Minion L. Perry place
ituated 3 miles north-east of Frankinton,
containing 81 acres and boundet
n north by Pascellta Duke lands, oi
ast by K. J. Iierry, oA south by L. J
nd M. D. Wilper, on the west by Per
y Dickens. This Nov.18, 1910.
K. J. PERBY
Executor of Minton L. Perry.
LAND SALE. .
By virtue of the power of sale con
ained in a certain Mortgage Deedfron
i. Y. Gully bnd wife to C/S. WilUan.s
ecorded in book 159, page 295, Registn
f Franklin County, I will on Mondav
he 5th. day ofl December, 1910, at thi
Courthouse dohr, in Lqnigburg. N. C.
nd at 12 o'cloak noon/ expose to sail
o the highest tedder for cash, the landi
onveyedin saiS Mortgage Deed, sit
ate in County oa franklin, and Stati
f North Carolina, and in Franklintoi
'ownship, described as follows: to-wit
First, one lot in the Town of Frank
nton bounded /on the north by thi
inds of I. H. Kearney, B. w. Ballard
nd C S. Vann, or* the east by Hills
oro Street, an thelSouth by lands o
). M, Cook,/and onlthe west by Greei
itreet, containing six acres more o
Iss, being /he land qpnveyed to S. V
fully, by J. B. Timperlake, by dee<
egistered/ in Regirtry of Fraeklii
County, ia Book \
econd. /A tract of land near Pope'
Chapel, oounded on thi north by land
f R. ij Cenyers, and Earnest Moore
n the/ast by the Usrwland, and lan<
f B. H. Winston, on thisouthby laDdi
if Mm}. Holn.es, and Charlotte Mit
hell/ on west by lanls of Willian
Ihearon, Best and W A.Mitchell
>4ijlg the lands conveyed w> N. Y. Gull;
lymeodsfiom Geo A. Oterbaugh, b;
IdMregistered in KegistrAof Franklii
punty in Book 104. .page 166, am
rom I. H. Kearney, registered in bool
46, page 567, c. ntaining\520 acre
nore or less. \
/
I. ' * NOTICE
I am going to stop selljag newspaper
'* and magoziues, iA ouD^customers wh
B were taking publikajfions want to con
? tinina should apnfy?j| at onto a
J we can keep thejr magazines cominj
r until the story m fi ished. We will no
be responsiblOTor i ot being notified.
/ J. SPIKE, Mgr
f6r fallng hair.
You Run No Risk When you Use Thl
t Remedy.
I We promise you that. If your hair li
falling out. and yo i have not let It gi
too far, you can re >air thp< damage nl
? retd^iooe by usk g Rejfall -W Hal
s Tonic, wltb persist'lie/ and regularlt:
for a reasonable If h of time. It li
a scientific, cleans figy .antiseptic, ger
micidal preparaiiy . that" destroys ml
_ c robes. slimulaJ^i good circulatioi
around the half 1 jots, promotes hat
nourishment. Jemc :es dandruff and re
r stores hslr health. It is as pleasant ti
3 use as pure^vater and It is dellcatel;
perfumed. Xlt is a *eal toilet necessity
' We- wdft you o try Rexall *03'
f Hair ToA\c with our promise that 1
. will code you nothing unless you ar
perfecmr satisfied with its use. 1
comes/in two sizes, prices r?0c. am
? $1.00./ Remember, you can obtai:
. Rexall Remedies in this community
only at our store?The Rexull Store
: Sooggin Drug Co.
1 ROW TO CURt RHEUMATISM
II Is an Internal Oiaeaaa That Require, .a Intel
' nal Remedy.
The cause of Rhematism and kindre
diseases is an excess of uric acid in th
blood. To cure this terrible disease thi
c acid muBt be expelled ana tbe syster
so re^ulat^d that no mojri- acid will^ b
IUI I11CU 111 ?AVCODl>C VJU-UllUU^. I \ 11C VJ
matism is an eternal jflisease and re
quires an Internal remedy. Rubbini
with Oils aid Liniments will not cure
affords only .temporary relief at best
t causes you to delay the proper treat
1 ment, and allows the malady to get
! firmer hold cm /mi. Liniments ma
. ease the painAbnt they will no mor
j cure Rheusiamsm than painty wil
* change the fibre of rotten wood
> Science haaftit last discovered a per
feet and coidpleye cure, which is calle
"Rheumaciae." \ Tested in hundreds o
- cases, it has effected the most mfiryei
y ous cures/we bel\eve it will cure you
Rheumaofde "gets, at the joints fror
' the insidp," iweepk the poisons out o
. the system toned uh the stomach, reg
i ulate thfe liver and kidneys and make
- you we/l all over. Rheumacide "strike
, the roots of the disease and removes it
s causer' This splendimremedy is sol
j by dtiiggiste and dealers generally a
e 50 cts. and $1 a bottle. Un tablet fori
h at 2ab. and 50c. a package For sale b
! Get a bottle today. Booklet 'free i
t you write to Bobitt Chemical Co,, Bal
i more, Md. Trial bottle tablets ?25c
by mail.
Beasley-Alston Drug Co.
Louisburg, N. C.
ECZEMA CURED.
J Pimple Disappear, Complexion Cleai
? edVOver Nigh/
New York,?V-Thousflnds are talcinj
- advantage of tile generous offer mnd<
f by The Woodwcrth Qs., 1161 Broadway
- New York City rearresting an experi
: mental packageip Lemola the tie>
skin discovery, w*ibh is mailed free o
1 charge to all wh? Write for it. It alon<
, is sufficient to/lear the complexion ov
er night and /d the face of pimples ii
1 a few hours/ On tlie first applicants
i of Lemola Ae itchiiW will stop. It ha
. cured thoireands afflicted with eczema
- Teeters,/Rashes. Itdhings Irritations
AcmesJScalings and (ousting of skins
scalps/of infants, children and adults
It is flood for the preservation and pur
ificaMon of the skin, Ycalp, hair ant
haryfs for the prevention of the clog
ging of the pores the usual cause o
pimples, blackheads, redenss and rough
- nesH and also the the treatment o
? burns scald, wounds, sores, chappintr
, as well as the toilette and nursery.
f
; CAUSES SICKNESS.
g Gectl Health Impoaaibla With a Dit
dfdarod Stomach.
5 There Is yothinjy that will creat
i sickness or dause jhore trouble than i
disordered ntQmata. and many poo pi
^ dally contraci ^erious maladies aim
ply through disregard or abuse of th
' stomach. /\
{ We urge areA one suffering fron
i any stomacw derangement, indigeotioi
r or dyspepsia, whether acute or chron
lc, to~"try/Rexall Y>yspepsla Tablets
a with thy distinct understanding tba
we will/refund theiV money wlthou
a questiojr or formality\lf after reason
b able un of this m?dIclVe they are no
? sattofidd with the reialV, We recom
' mend/ them to our cusVpmers erer;
8 day. And hare yet to hear of any on
J who /has no' been benefited by them
^ Thrje sizes. 25c. 50c and $1.00 a boi
y Sola only at our store?The Rexall ators
a The Scoggin Drug Co.
i
<
' Death and Taxes
Both must be me/T My officia
_ life is nearisg the/close. The lat
J and my bonflsraph require me t
? -collect all tajfle&ydtie and clear rj
official bond. V
/It you dopox pay me, I will hav
to levy on /oun property at onee.
.. This is /neanmor every one wh
e hae not paid all Taxes due. I wil
? have a Deputy at Vhe voting plac
^ in each Township, en Tueaday Off
^ 26thj/l910, with banks to collec
tarefe. \
j H. 0. Kxamoet, Sheriff.
oit.lt, 1*10. ' V
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We Have Just R<
Boys KnicKobi
o " \
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; in all New Shade
j| ials. All \ Woo
j * Black S?
, IN EVE\FT
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V
; We are prepared to dreaa you from Viea
!' Big line of Mene and Boys hata just ^eci
a shapes, together -with fifty-seven dozen
v ami school shoes in the world? \
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GODMANS, OF
r .
I We Solicit/Your Trade and ask You tc
I 1 Yours to
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t HCV \ THANRFl
1 B1R-D j STORE \|M
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BUY WITH LITTLE TROUBLE
] HA 1 . I HE MAIJY TROUB
i NOT; 1,5 IN KNOWING YOU A
.SQUARE DEAL? /CAN YC
1 ABOUT THE CLoT/'HING BU.S
WHO 15 IN THE CLOTHING BU
YOU LEFT TO D6 THEN? Ol
? ^REPUTATION. f\ AM NOW
71 MARKET5 PICKING 5oME R
A5 ARE ONLY To BE FoU
THE YEAR. A AM BETTER
FILL YOUR WANT-5 THAN-1
? IN TO .SEE HJfE WHEN IN TO\
: F. W'. W
LOUISBUF
fe. Ti -7" /T
- : IHTS?Shoes
? I
eceivcd 200 .
)cker Suits
s and Mater- " ?
I Blue and
>rges
Y SIZE
d to, and including the feet,
eived in the new styles and
more of the been heavy work
(
: COURSE
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i ^lake our Store Headquarters
Serve
JWELL CO.
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RE.J"OLV?D
ERE rtS "[RANKS ff/WNG
<\(7Airv WE Should be
JLTHATTRERELLS A
r OUR. TOWTV WH E'RE VE
'.WITH So UTLeTRooBLf
/vse allthatwe wish
, OUR roFsv/mtm*
If-DOTHAT
:. THERE I.S LOT.S IN
LE YOU HAVE, 1,5 IT
RE GolN(fl TO GET A
>U KNOW \ A.S MUCH
1NEGG AS\THE MAN
5INE.S.5? WHAT HAVE
SLY TO TRU.ST To A
IN THE NORTHERN
EAL BARGAINS. .SUCH
ND AT THT5\TlMEor
PREPARED NOW To
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