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ffcfc io Uood-fuid; k aaparu
iba^tfitotlw (rairtioM ?od ?cp
|ifie< the ?"try oil-food dut ifct-j
?xic cnadhrAi j}inn Bcal.
Scotf s Emultloa bi
cOBSdctf
vtcn acta matdict ftiVd.
H rut <w'I p*J u ram go. yoa bad
better arM star1
5etW.
This to to (Im auOee UuU mr maa
flsasle Williamson. eighlaaa years of
1ft I"* M ar l.i um? vUJmd caase
m4 wttboat ar rwiwt sad t hmilij
tor1*1 sayoae hiring ar otherwlse
laboring faim. ?nA-r penalty of Um U*
This luinrr UUi. 1*15
i-l-V4t Juki ?'lUtwxw
Tr??W? Mr ef 1 ?I
By ?lit* o# Uk power conferred
upon me ta ? certain deed of trast
?K*MlowbrEiMUuHjntio* &
wife. u4 4 o) y rarM ta the oOo
of 0? tteiMtr of Deeds of FViaklia
'otatf la Book 1M, Pace ML at the
request of the bolder of the aote
mnt UitntB I will oa Tnesday.
ib? 23r4. day of Febraary. WIS. at
UJD? o'clock *. sell at pobttc aactloa
at the Covrt-Hooae door ta.tha Iowa of
Looisbarc. X C.. to tka highest UL
dar for cash a certaia tract or par
Mi of land sitaaied la Franklin
fVmaty North Carolina sad mora
particalarly ftacrlM and Mu4 as
follows: iligliiaiug at a large white
Coppedge am poai W. T. Deaa's
corner, thence 8; ( l-4d- EL 2* poles
t link* to a large pine. thebce 8. 4 1-1
I K 2? poles to a rock. W T.
Deaa's ooraer la D. T. Baaa's Use.
thence slon? Baaa's Ike shoot t 99
1 K 12 pole? S links to a rock oa
Vox Branch. Laytoa's ooraer. t Hears
N. 21 1-24 - E ? palca 4 Uaks to a
whit* oak. Laytoa!s corner, theace
along a bfaadi X. H f E. 4 poles K.
Z 1-2 4 E 1? poles to W114 Cat Branch
thence along tbe canal .V 27 1-2 C EL
II pote*. V 44 4. E 2? poles. X. ?1 1-2
d- E. I p<la to a rock and willow
pointers In 1-aytoo'? line, thence X.
9 4. K 12 poles to a rock and popular
aad pine pointers. Lartoa'i sad Wil
der"* corner, theoce X. 7 1-2 d. E. 1M
poles to a stake axi.4 small sassafras
sod pine pointers, thence S 1 K i
E 12 poles to a large ptae Wilder*?
ooraer. theace X 11 d. EL If poles
to a hickory W. B. Coppedge's corner
la the high water of the mill pciad.
thence aloag a well narked line
about with the high water mark X.
R 1-4 i V. I poles 11 llaks to a
sweetgum, X. M d. W. 4 poles to a
ptae. ? 21 1-4 4 W 4 poles i tlaks
to a blackgum. X. 44 1-2 d. W. 2 poles
M links to a pine, X. 17 1-2 d. 4 poles
to a ptae. X (4 2-4 dW2 poles 2
links to a pine, 8. 7? 1-2 4. W . 2 poles
2 llaks tO a ptae. ?2 1-2 d W. t poles
19 Hak* to a maple. N 54 4 W 45
links to a pine. 8. 12 2-4 4. W.
poles 21 links to a small sweetgum.
8. 12 1-2 d. W. t poles 7 links to a
small sweetgnm. X, M d. W. 4 poles
17 links. X. ?9 4. W. 11 poles
to a pine. N 44 1-2 4- W 9 poles to
a stake sn4 pointers. X. 47 2-4 4. W.
10 poles. 21 llaks to a ' pine
and Cedar. X. 45 2-4 <L W.
12 poles 22 link? to a wlllewoak. 8.
29 1-2 w W. 12 poles to a stake. .V 52
1-2 d. W. 12 poles 9 links to a syca
more, thence N. 47 2-4 d. W If, poles
to it turkey oak, 8. 5* 2-4 d. W. 10
poles 10 links to the beginning, con
UlnlriK 123 J-4 acres, more or le?s
This tra<:t of l?n4 Is subject to a
prior Incumbrance In the form of a
deed of mm executed by the part!??
of the first part to W. H. HtjfT.n,
Trustee, securing an Indebtedness of
one thousand and four huncrcl dol
lar? therein set forth.
This the 22nd day of January, 1(15.
W. H. Yarborougb. Jr.,
l-22-4t. Trustee
PARIS STILL CUNGS
TO FILL LONG TUNIC
Colors and Fabrics Show the Influence
of the Military Boots For
Walking Costumes.
Strm- Tort. fUnwr trt FV11
>tnb k*M mlmlKiflr com t? f?r
tor t ?fell*, at >ut Tut all tluu.
U*r* 1? m rrnoa rtr Ikt >aua
?iO. wrmJ loa? ouic rttru ? ter
?rtnt* rt?M kr <wwi??i (ar
tt?T kar* ?? tm 4ucarM by ur
luurfr 'j* umi A
Ur** fttmck
A (Mwrnthf Fracfc PtttUH la
If the drew 70a wish to remodel Is
of ?Ilk.- or a ?mam? fabric, a rerj
simple war of.atodernlztsc It Is to add
a lower auction of two or mere ruffle*,
according to Ui? width of the raffle*
uid the depth of the lower skirt which
?how?. I aaw m Terr pretty taffeta
dress the dther dar which hdd been
made with a Caring tanic and a *err
tight lower skjrt. The owner of the |
dres? made the lower ?klrt wide by!
Inserting a triangular piece' of the!
malerial into the back aeam. Two |
ruffles ?he made.of the um? taffet*.
with narrow hems machine hero it lei,
??!. These were placed on to the
.'..undallon skirt. and, of course the
piecing was hidden, and Joljfftd below
the long funic. The dress waa rery
i.mart and looked as though it might
liave been designed tliia seaaon iu
..tead of last /
With a little forethought and a Care
ful studying of new designa to he ?sen
In the fashion magazines or flshlon
sections of the newspapers7 many an
old dress whose style Is hopeless can
to t
has tke fulitM which i
Ktolkc Awdcu mlad. lor It to jtr
aMt ud practical aad conea la
all tke too?? rtt<w. from navy Mac
Mack, white, to ail the ?hades of tan
large aad checks aaalf are"
for the spring so.'ti In
Hhutratioa I kare shown a tri?
wfUj a d la glial black-u!
white check. The coat to made aenr
?rKat on Norfolk lines, -with a aix
gored skirt cat to the ankle length,
to which length aU skirts should be
cat to hare the proper style this rear,
"instead at shoes, to be distinctly op I
to Parts styles, boots should be worn I
with walking dress at this character.
ITnsriin boot* they are called, they
batzon or tare ep tke sides and wrin
kle in n aHMuqoetaire fashion -
Empire tines are shown in every
thing. Suits are made short wateted.
with (nil pep lams hanging from the
brH. Tailored frocks are Bade abort
wwlsud. with s wide or narrow belt,
which to attached on fta apper line
only and hang* free on Its lower edge,
gtriag a boxed effect The evening
drtnsfs are made distinctly altar the
gown of Empress Josephine's period,
the waist jwt coming below the bust,
and the skirt's longer and fuller tkan
I booc of her time, bat clinging grace
felly to the figore.
Striped taffeta ski rta have Jackets
of satin matching some color la the
atripc. Voile la oaed extensively, and
usually trimmed with bral da of taf
feta. Sand-colored voile skirts bar?
brown taffeta Jackets.
Lonnette Is an American-tgade fab
ric Which taken the place at the
Georgette crepe, which la made abroad
aad haa become very scarce since the
war. Whole dresses are aad* of it.
especially for evealag wear, aad It la
most attractive aad more durable than
chiffon. There Is an indestructible
Toile which is very much like chiffon
that is also used a great deal. It
comes In all the teaatlfol old-fash-,
iooed designs. In Dolly Varden and
Dresden designs, aa well aa in the
large figured effects.
Plaid fkbries are having a renewed
vogue la Paris, although they are con
sidered a novelty rather than a staple
fabric. Black is natrihUly very stylish,
aa would be expected, when one thinks
that all Prance Is in mourning After
black come? white. White evening
costs are considered very fashionable;
also coaU of white serge and gabar
dine for the separate coat.. Black
and white combined Is also very good
and largely featured, and in its train
purple and gray?in fact, all tke
mourning and semi-mourning crilnrp?
are having a/vogue which they wjll
probably not hare until another w,.j^.
New uniforms have been made (or
the Prem-h soldiers of a new sha/ie of
!j]?CyOr.U'r?.!ly that means it is imm?
rliafe"y copied for costamee for women
"I color, together with the khaki
colored Held cloth, are used extensive
ly for tailored costumes, especially If
they follow cvet so slightly the ten'
dency toward the military.
Red, a>.o a military,color, but in a
new brick shade. In foe frig useda great
deal, whll?.- the national colors of Bel
glum?red, yellow snd black?are be
ing combined ag&in and again Into
of Ursa plaid. i
whit? faille
distinctly i
Large bats arc slowly <
view, and will no tabt bt
pie for summer. iepr?1?l'
time shape triaacd with
relTet ribbon
Children Hate Oil
Calomel and Pills.
"( sllforaia Sjrnp of F%." be-t Ur
Under tUmmek, birr
beweb . /
Look back at yoar child:,<?.j days. I
Remember the "dose" mother insistf-4
on?castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
Bow yon hated them, bow yon fought
against taking th< m
With our children it's different.
Mother < who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realise what they
do. The children revolt is well-founded
Their tender little "insides" are In
jured by them s
If your child's stomach, liver and I
bowels need cleansing, give only deli- |
clous "California Syrup of Figs." Its |
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep this harmless Trait |
-laxatives* handy; they know children
lore to take it; that tt never falls to
clean the liver and bowels and sweeten
the stomach, and that a teaspoonful
given today saves a sick ehild tomor
row. i
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tle of "California Syrujr of Pigs,"
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown-'
ops plainly, on each bottle. Beware
of counterfeits sold liere. See that it
is made by "California Pig Syrup
Company." Refuse any other kind
with contfmpt
Come tm! Our pocket is yawning
for that dollar. ?
How TO Give Qulnins To Children.
FFBRILIXH litbe trnde-merkname trlven to ? n
ImprovedQuimue. Itiiajmtp.plctv
?Bt to Uke and devs DjniUar\die stomach.
Children take it and um? kunirlt is Quinine.
AlsS <pi>tcUlly ads wed to sdnljft who cannot
Uke.ordinary QniniAe. Does aJf nsnteate nor
un??Mnou?neM *or ringimpiffi the besd. Try
k tbfe next time yon\iiil jmintne lor sny par
pose. A?k lor 2-ounce origins! package. The
asm? K is blow a in bottle. 23 cents.
Better Light and More of It
JTEROSENE light is best for young
iMoUcvcitfikc. JZoyfa LAMPS
jwc ^n-brococ light at its best ? a
dxady, pmiwg gk?w that rcachcs every
ooraer c? ti?c room.
The Rj/TO dots mat inil, i or smell. It is msde of
It ? cur to figbt, easy to
At <inlen everywhere.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
CHEW JERSEY)
EW BALTIMORE
BEAUTY.
It Is a Scientific Fact That Wo
men Are Becoming More
Beautiful Every Day.
*_ - i ??
This is attributed to good health and the proper
care and preservation of the skin. Our line of
* Toilet Necessities
and complexion specialties has been selected with
great care. The line includes the greatest baauti
fiers of the age. 0 0 0 'V 0
AYCOCK DRUG CO.
LOUISBURG, North Carolina.
Perry's Sales Stables
Louisburg, N. C.
I have just completed my stables on South Main Street
and have received a lot of new horses and mules, and will
always keep a nice lot on hand for you-to select from.
Come in to see me syid lets find one that will suit you. I
have it. and will make you a price that will please you. I
will sell cheap for cash or make a good exchange with
you. Come to see me.
K- A. PERRY
I have moved my stock of Harness to.the Sprttill building on Court Street where yon will find
A FULL DISPLAY OF THE BEST HARNESS TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE FOR THE MONEY.
Ton need not expect to find Harness that will wear longer, give better satisfaction or look better
than onrs. Come in and look ever onr line and let us talk to yon. O O 0 ^ O O O
Harness Room
Spruill Building
Edward S. ford
Louisburg,
Horth Carolina