EGERTON'S
STORE NEWS
I have the greatest sale
- of Summer Shoes Louisburg
has ever known.
I have never offered you a
fetter selected line, which
includes everything new and
4esirable_in Taopumps, Tan
oxfords, Tan rubber sole ox
fords, White Nubuck pump,
White canvas pumps, White
ctnvas strap pumps, White
rkbber sole oxfords (very
popular.)
All the best styles in Gun
Metals and Patent leathers.
I liave every desirable
style and hape for both la
dies and children not forget
ting the rubber heel cushion
sole comfort shoes for tired
fieet and remember too I
promise you better shoes for
less price, the best proof 'is
the quantity I am selling.
Follow the Ciowd
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The men have round out
ftom actual test that Leo
nard, Shaw and Dean's are
better shoes, while the prices
average 50 cents less.
The demand for these fine
slippers this season has been
unusually large necessitating
my placing a second large
order which will soon arrive.
Once worn always worn.
A Challenge Sale
Of ladies and children
ready-to-wear dresses, waist
and separate skirts, some of
the dresses costing less than
you would pay for the ma
I am showing percales
ginghams, brown and white
anen figured foulards, white
linger e, and extra special
satin messaline and charmuse
?lk and then I can fit all the
little folks starting at 25c
up to $2.00
It will be worth while to
inspect this line.
I am showing full lines of
iacies, embroideries, fiouno
ings, allovers, white and
brown linens, white dress
goods in every style, all
priced specially low for quick
sales.
If you care to save an in
spection of my stock will
more than prove the genuine
values offered.
Your orders will be filled
and sent on day received by
Parcel Post.
' R. Z.
One Price Cadi Stoee
Now Paint
Strike when the iro? is hot and paint
when the property needs it.
They paint ships a dozen times a year
yes some of them, every voyage. What
for, do you ,think? To look nice and
get business.
A livery keepe its carriage* painted
and varnished and washed, to look nice
and get business.
A man with a house for lale
or to tot, does it up and Devoe la the
paint.
There 'is more in paint than tt> keep
out water. Paint tor looks and you
needn't think about water. A fresh
coat of paint once a year is about as
good for his credit as paying his debts.
But the man whose fences and build
loo* new very likely has no debts.
.DEVOE
McKinne Bros. Co sells it
NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix of
Peter Collins, deceased, late of Frank
lin county, this is to notify all persons
holding claims against his estate to
present the sane to the undersigned
oa or before March. 31st, 1914, or this
aotice will be plead lu bar of their w
eovery. Persons owing said estate wil
make immediate payment.
This March 31st, 1913.
Mrs. Mattie Guptok,
Administratrix.
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Ice, Ice, Ice
Beginning April 1st we
will have on hand at all
times a full supply of ice
made by the latest improved
methods. We solicit your
orders and guarantee prompt
delivery and satisfaction.
Our house is located under
the old dispensary building.
Your humble servants,
CITY ICE COMP'Y
ED FULLER, Mgr.
1 Piles Cared In 6 to 14 Days
Your <1 runt st witt refund *9f>t\ey M. PAZO
OINTMENT fails to car* afepeUps of Itckinc,
Blind, Blaediiuor Protruding Pile* in6jto 14 days.
Tb* first application Kue and Bo*. 60*
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Home Circle
IT 18 HOHI. '
Many young men standing
among the most tremendous real
ities, . have their eyes bait abut
or entirely cloned. A mighty de
fence for a young man U a good
borne. Qome wf oar readers look back
witb tender satisfaction " to their
early borne, it may hare been rude
ruatie, hidden among the hills, and
architect or upholsterer never
planned or adorned it. But (ill the
fresoo on princely wall* never look
ed so entiomg to yon aa those
rough-hewn rafters- You oan think
?f no park or arbor of tree* planted
on "a fashionable couDtry seat JO
attraotive aa the plain brook that
ran m front of the old farm house
"a53 sang under the weeping
willows. No barred gateway ador-*
ned with statue of bronze, and
swung open by obeevious porter
tn full dress, has half the glory of
the old swing gale. Many b f yon
have a second dwelling place, your
adopted home, that also is snored
forever. 1'here you built * the first
family altar. Tnere your children
were born. All "? those trees yon
planted. That room is sacred, be.
cause onoe in, it, over the hot pillow,
flapped the wing of death. Under
that roof you expect, when your
work is done, to lie down and
die. Tou try with mauy words to
tell the excellency of tbe place, but
you fail. " 1 here is only one
word in the English lauguage that
can (U scribe your feeling^ It is
"home." ? ? " ?
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" A KKPLY.V
Mr. Editor: ? In starting out in
to life there is proffered to ine two
maxims that are' said to leait to
success: uDo yonr whole duty in
whatever state of life you may be
placed," and uThere is the White
House; get into it if you cat.*"
Which ehalllohoose? My young
friend, to me these two maxim in
dicate contentment and ambition,
and would reply: there is no need of
both in this day and age to , attain
success Aim ""to advaooe world y po "
sition if possible the best road to suc
cess is devotion to yonr present duty.
Aim to do your work with whole
souled and conten ded thorough
ness; this may lead you to higher
spheres of life. The important
question is not where you stand
in the world, but what you really
are; and this is determined not by
the outside ot circumstances of
wealth or rank, but by the charac
ter within. Oct rinhes and honor
if you can, but do not seek them
simply for their <-wn sake; there
are more precious things. The
best prise in life can be won b>
the most humble citizen A useful
career and the love and esteem
of those around you, are
more than titles and millions; a
noble character is a brighter crown
than gold and jewels.
THE VALUK OF KI!U> WORDS.
Let the yotrng who weekly read
this column never lose an oppor
tunity to aay a kind word to their
parents. Tour parents have planned
for your best interests all these years.
They mly sometimes (their nervous
system all used up by the oares, and
losses, the disappointments, the
worries of life) be more irritable
than they ought >to be, and thev
probably have faulto whioh have be
oome oppressive as the years go by
But those eyes, long before they
took on spectacles, were watching
for your welfare, and their hands,
not as smooth and more deeply lined
than once, have done for you many
a good days work. Life has been
to them more of a struggle .than yoi
shall ever know about, and muoh of
the~atruggle has been for you, and
how much they are wrapped up in
your welfare you will never appre
ciate.
Have you by word or gift or be
havior, ecpressed your thanks? Or
if you oannot quite get up to say
ing face to face have you written it
soma holiday salutatimf ? The- time
will soon pass and they will be gene
out of roar tight and their ears will
not hear, and their ?y?? will not see.
If yon, owe them any kindness of
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deed or 107 word of appreciation,
why do yoa set s?T eof How maob
we might all of as aave ouraelves in
the matter of regrets if we did ndt
delay until too lata in expression of
obligatioo that would hare made
the last yearn of earthly life more
attractive. The grave ia deaf, and
epitaphs on cold marble cannot
make reparation. .
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THK NEW WOHAK
If the new woman eomeg aa the
creator planned when lie "created
man of hia own image, in the image
of <Jod created h? him; male and
female created he tbem," by all
that ia good and. holy, by all that
ia peaceable pure and praiaewerthy,
et her come, and welcome. Let
her voice be heard not only in the
hoaae b?t on the home top, let
let ner place and power be recog
nizedf- carefully considered, and
joyfully accepted and adopted, with'
a rising vote of the "party of the
other part' unanimously expressed.
If ehe comes possessed of the pre
clous instinets of motherly affection,
of sisterly devotion, homelike
emotions and tendencies; of desire
mutual help and . protection to the
wayfarers on the highway of humau
and earthly endeavor. God speed
the day that places her in the front
ranks of human effort 'and worldly
progress. A womanly woman has
a place which no' man nor woman
nor sunt nor angel, can ever dia
plaee. Hera is the seat of honor
in the front' ranks of the better ele
ments of' soul being, or religious
Bentiment, of party, of "saint liness,
and of the borne.
There was nevdr a time when people
sprraciated the real merits of Chamber
lains Cough Remedy more than now.
This is snown by the, increase in sales
and Voluntary testimonials from per
sons who nave been cured by it. If
you or your children are troubled with
a cough or a cold give it a trial and be
come aquainied with its good qualities.
For sale by all dealers.
His Legacy , '
A prominent congressman ilecid
ed to turn over a part of his law
praotice to his son. Sh )rtl j after
wards the joung man entered the
office and with his face bea t-ing
with pleasure exclaimed:
"Father yon know that Wilbonr
case you'd beea trying for the last
ton years?"
The congressman admitted that
he did.
."Well," said the young m?n tri
umphantly, "I have settled it!"
"Settled it!" reiterated his father
"Settled it! Why. my boy, I gave
vou that case as an annuity!"
Lippincott's
LIVER GETTING LAZY?
DON'T STOP WORKIN?
Take Dodson's Liver Tone and
Co About Your Business.
It Will Liven Up Your
Liver Without Harm
A bilious attack of constipation can
be relieved in a ?horMvhile by a spoon
ful of Dodson's Liver Tone? the mild,
vegetable remedy that every druggist
nuarantees.
Just ask Scoggin Drug Co., about
Dodson's Liver Tone. Thejtknow that
it is a harmless preparation that v tarts
the liver without violence and puts you
into shape without interfering with your
habits. Thit store guarantees it to be,
! all that, and will give you your money
back if you don't find Dodson's Liver
Tone gives you quick, easy relief.
Dodson's Liver Tone is for both,
grown-ups and children. It has a pleas*
mt taste, and is safe and reliable. The
price is 60 cents for a large bottle, and
your 50 cents back to you if you tell
Scoggin Drug Co.. that it hasn't been a
benefit to you.
Don't take calomel and don't buy im
itations of Dodson's Liver Tone? you
may run into danger if you do.
Buy Dodson's ? the medicine Scoggin
Drug Co., recommends and guarantees.
City Bar
ber hop
We guarantee our cus
tomers everything sanitary,
plenty of clean linen, sharp
est razors and the politest
attention. Hot towels free
at all hours. We also have
a good pressing club in , the
rear of our shop. XAll^ prices
reasonable.
Your Servants
Wilkins & Stegall
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Designed and Patented
in 1607
The Standard
Ever Since
Roots put on twenty-ox yean ago are at good as new to-day, and
have never needed repain. What is the result? Why practically
every other shingle manufacturer is trying to imitate it, so be not deceived
? look foe the words "Cortright Reg. U. S. Pat. Off." embossed on the
corrugation. It is put there Tor your protection. Accept no substitute.
For Solely
m. f. gaoucK
Louisburg, N. C.
FIRE! FIRF!
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LOOK, LISTEN, LEARN,
v
If you will put your fire insurance in my hands, I will al
fways keep it in force for you and when the fire bell
rings, you will rest satisfied that your property
will be insured- in some of the best compan
ies that can be had. I am on my job
and will always give your bus
iness my prompt and care- * *
fulatttention
As^Ever Yours,
T. W. WATSON, Agent
Our Complete Line of the Markets
FRESHEST
.!. BRHGS .!.
Drags, Sundries are at Your Disposal
Call in too see us or phone your orders, we will give tkem
prompt personal attention.
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Our Prescription Department
is presided over by an expert, painstaking licensed pharmacist
and yonr interest are given first consideration. Your patron*
age will be appreciated.
L. E. Scoggin Drug Co
THAT SLIT YOU SHOULD
HAVE BOUGHT
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Is not helping your appearance at all. The thing for you to do is call at
ray store at once and get it Our styles are absolutely correot and the
quality of oar goods can't be beaten. The only question remains is th?
prioe. This is low, lower, lowest ? in fact a way under anybody else's
for the same price of goods. Come in and look it over. We hare a com
plete lint of ahi:ts, neckwear, collars, socks and all necessary notions.
Remember these goods were bowyht at reduced prices and are being sold
bein1; sold at reduoed pnoes. Come in to see us.
AARON DIETZ
Louisburg, N. C.
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