Our Furniture
That is a fact--a fact easily proven-the most widely known self evident fact
that we have ever stated in these columns. This is the season of year when
you are wanting something in the line of furniture, and we ask you to see ours.
No Matter What You Want, We Will Make You
a Price That Will Appeal to You on Sight,
For Goods and Price Will Tell the Story.
HOWELL - BHNN - HUDSON, INC
Main Street " LOUISBURG'S WIDE-AWAKE FURNITURE STORE Louisburg, N. C.
' ! db. w. b. Morton
Eye Specialist
Louiaburg, North-esiwHna
Office over First National Bank.
8. ATWOOD NEWELL.
Attomey-At-Law.
Office with Or. A. H. Newell
General Practice and Settlements of
Estates; Practice in all Courts
DB. ABTHCB HYNES FLEMING
Surgeon Dentist.
Louisburg, North Carolina
Office over P. S. & K. K. Allen's Store.
DB. S. P. BURT.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Louisburg, Norm Carolina
Office 111 Burt Building Main Street
E. M. Perry, M. I). H. G. Perry, SL D.
PEBBY & PEBBY.
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Louisburg, North Carolina
Office Next Door to Aycock Drug Co.
Phone Connections 287.
DB. JOEL D. WHITAKEB
Specialist.
Raleigh, N. C.
Practice limited to eye, ear, throat
and nose. Will be in Louisburg the
first Monday In each month at Dr. Yar
borough's office.
DB. J. E. MAL0NE. /
Louisburg, North Carolina/
Office in Aycock Drug Store. Market
Street, Office Practice Surgery
and consultation.
DB. D. T. SMITH WICK.
Dentist.
Loolsbbrg, N. C. ~i
Office in th^Hill Live Stock <%.,
Building on Nash Street.
W. M. PEBSON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Louisburg, North Carolina
Practice in all courts. Office on Main
Street.
M. F. HOUCK.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Louisburg, North Carolina
-Trading agents for all kinds of
building supplies, artistic Mantles and
Tiles, Architectural designs sub
. puttea.
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DR. E. B. YANDEBGBIFT.
Veterinarian.
Louisburg, North Carolina, at Ful
ler's Stables. Phone No. 56, night
Phone No. 68. Treats all domestic
animals. Free examination of mouth.
A. 0. DICKENS.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Louisburg, N. C.
Office over Hill Live Stock Co's Store
- js Nash Street.
T.W. Bickett, R.B. White, E.H. Maloue
BICKETT, WHITE & MALONE
? LAWYERS
Louisburg, North Carolina
General practice, settlement of es
tates funds Invested. One member of
the firm always In the office.
JAMES W. HOLLINGSWOBTH.
- Lawyer.
General Practice ? Loans Placed
Notary Public
Collections. Prompt Attention
Win. HAYWOOD BCFFIN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Louisburg, North Carolina
Will practice In the courts of Frank
lin and adjoining counties, also In the
Supreme court and Circuit court Of
fice over the First National Bank.
Balelgh, North Carolina
Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat
Will be in Louisburg the first Mon
day of each month at office of Dr. E.
M. Perry from 9 to 12:80, apd. at the
office of Dri. Harris and Henderson at
Franklin ton, N. C., from 1:80 to 5 p. m.
Will also be in Louisburg at office
ef Dr. Br M Perry the entire day of
the third Saturday In each month.
Franklin County Demonstration Work
J . Things That Should be Done and Those
That Should Not be Done.
Contributed by JNO. A. BOONE, Ctiunty Farm Demonstrator j
It is yet too. early lo lay by the corn
crop. It now looks like July will be
dry, and if it is a dry month the corn
that is laid by early will likely be cut
off from twenty-five to fifty percent.
"Do not forget that Ihe corn must be
cultivated very shallow, and especially
is this true after the' corn reaches
somf size. One deep Cultivation while
the corn is small will not do any harm
and might be worth much to the corn
especialy whpfe the land had not bee?
well prepared. ,
Where^it is needed, the early corn
shouja now have an application of
nitpttte of soda. Ordinarily the soda
should be applied when the corn
"rrom three to five feet high. Where
two applications are used the first one
might be applied earlier. Do not put
the soda around the hills of corn, but
distribute it broadcast between the
rows.
We hope that all the Corn Club
boys have kept their corn in a grow
ing condition. Be sure to keep the
surface cultivated after every rain as
nearly as possible.
We find that some of the boys are
not adhering strictly to the rules in
working their corn. All the work must
be done by* the Corn Club boys. We
hope the boys will follow the rules so
that none of them will be thrown out
of the contest. If all the boys have
not done so, we hope they will fill out,
sign and return the card -^hich Mr.
T. E. Browne sent them some time
Red Bud Items.
The farmers are busy laying by
corn this week.
Mrs. John May has been visiting her
daughter who has been sick (or some
time.
Mr. M. B. Smith and son, of the
Dortch section have* been visiting
friends and realatlves the past week.
G. B. Gupton and D. A. Gupton went
over to Woods last Sunday to attend
Children's Day.
Last 'Saturday night a large crowd
gathered at the home of Mr. J. J. Lan
caster and were ushered Into the par
lor where the Misses Peel entertained
them for a while with excellent music.
Cream and cake were then served In
the yard, which was beautiful with
swlngintfTanterns. While the young
people were busy playing games, Mr.
Lancaster ushered the older ones
Into his room where they jyere enter
tained for at least three hours with
string musio made by Mr. Sam Coley
and others.
O. B. S. r
Constipation Causes Host Ills.
Accummulated waste In your thirty
feet of bowels causes absorption of
poisons, tends .to produce fevers, up
sets digestion. You belch gas, feel
stuffy, irrltabjle, almost cranky. It
Isn't you ? It's your condition. Elimi
nate this poisonous waste by taking
one or two Dr. King's New Life Pills
to-night. Enjoy a full, free bowel
movement In the morning ? you feel
so grateful. Get an original bottle,
containing 36 pills, from your Drug
gist to-day for 25c.
From Chapel Hill.
(Arnold A. McKay.)
Cbapel Hill, July 6.? The Summer
school students of the University have
succeeded In spending a safe, sane
and patriotic fourth . The day was
celebrated here Saturday by various
ago.
One of the questions on this card
-was "Are you going to the short
course August 17-20? As we have
said before this will be a most pleas
ant as well as profitable trip to the
boys, and we trust that all that pos
sibly can will attend. A number of
boys from other counties have writ
ten Mr. L-rowne that they expect to be
on hand, and we would be glad to see
Franklin county represented.
A number of farmers are expecting
I to put in some grass this fall, and to
those whom we have not talked to in
regard to the preparation of the land
for grass we would like to say that
right now, if they have not already
done so, is the time to prepare the
land. It is just as necessary to pre
pare land for these crops as it is for
any other crop which you grow.
If those who have had no experience
in growing grass will see me we can
give them some ideas in regard to the
best method of preparation and will
be glad to do so.
We hope that those who are growing
crops to exhibit at the County Fair
this fall will spare no pains to pro
duce the best crops that can be grown.
Right now is the timeKo get in the
lead^. Do not wait until next fall to
plan the exhibits.
The committee appointed to. incor
porate and sell stock hopes to be able
to mqke a favorable report on next
Saturday.
stunts, pageants and events which
gave new color to the meaning of our
nations birthday. Every year this
event attracts a large crowd of visi
tors from all parts of the State, and
this year's attendance was larger than
ever before. The procession of stu
dents formed in front of Alumni
building at 9:30 a.'m.. led by Miss
Myrtle Nicholson as Columbia and J.
A. Holmes as Uncle Sam. Following
them came thirteen girls appropriate
ly dressed to represent the thirteen
original States. The exercises around
the flag-pole, te singing of patriotic
airs, and. the. 'original stunts by the
delegations from different colleges
brought the exercises to a close. Music
was furnished by the Third Regiment
Band, of Raleigh. In the afternoon
baseball game between the Summer
and law school furnished amusemenc
for the crowd, and at night the time
was spent In social enjoyment.
This week Is rural life week of the
school and prominent educators are
here to discuss matters dealing with
life In the country. In Its effort to be
of service to the State, the University
realizes the need of better rural con
ditions and Is making every effort to
study rural problems and to Improve
rural condltong. Among those who
will discuss this Important subject
are: Dr. W. A. McKeever, of the
Unlversty of Kansas; President E. K.
.Graham ; T. E. Browne, director of
the Boys' Corn Clubs; Dr. H. Q.
Alexander, president, of the Farmers'
Union; Prof. E. C. Branson, and many
others whose names Iiave not been
announced. This Is the third annual
meetng of the conference and every
year finds the work larger, more in
teresting and more helpful.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Day*
Your d rti gvli t will rcfand money if PAZO
OINTMENT talla to cura mt c?m oi itching.
Mind, llMdlu or Protruding Pile# In 6 t?l4 da y*.
Tk? Ant application |lm Kaat sad Rnt 50c.
Is Sickness a Sin! ? ,
It not, it's wicked to neglect illness
and mean 3 of relief. It'c wicked to en
dure Liver Ills, Headache, Indiges
tion. Constipation, when one dose of
Po-Do-Lax gives relief. Do-Do-Lax is
Podophyllin (May Apple , without the
gripe. It arouses the Liver, Increases
the flow of bile ? Nature's antlceptlc
in the Bowels. Your Constipation and
other ills disappear over-night be
cause Po-Do-Lax has helped Nature
to remove the cause. Get a bottle
from your Druggist to-day. Get rid
of your Constipation overnight.
"The Golden Rule is our highest
standard o fconduct," says a writer of
note. True, quite true, and it is high
most of us are unable to reach it.
Report of Condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At Louisburg in the State of North 1
Carolina, at the close of business Jun? |
23rd, 11*15.
RESOURCES.
Loans and dispounts
(notes held in bank)... $218,623.09
Overdrafts', secured 1,137.30
Overdrafts Unsecured .... 2,961.79
V. S. Bonds deposited to
secure circulation (par .
value) 50,000.00 |
Subscription to
stock of Federal
Reserve Bank 3,600.00
Less amt. unpaid 1,800.00 1,800.00
Banking Houses .. 12,230.33
Furniture and Fixtures.. 4,310.38
Due from Federal re
?serve Bank 893.18
Due from approved re
^ serve agents in New
York, Chicago and St. ,
Louis ? 215.4fi|
Due from approved re
serve agents in other ,
reserve cities . . ? 282.87 I
Due from banks and ban
kers (other than lnclud- .
ed in 8 or 9) .. .. .. .. 6,847.11 1
Checksum banks in same
cjky or town as report
^TflTbank .. 137.13
Outside checks and other
cash items 3,065.57
Fractional currency, nick
els and cents. . 1,100.90
Notes of other notional
banks 2,560.00
Federal Reserve notes . 10.00"
Total coin and certificates 4,561.50
Legal-tender notes 465.00
Total Resources $311,221.63
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in . . . . $50,000.00
Surplus fund . . . . 10,000.00
Undivided profits 6,094.55
Less current ex
penses, interest,
and taxes paid 2.784ret 3,309.91
Circulating notes 55,000.00
Due to approved reserve
agents in other cities. . .. 196.58
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 46,409.67
Cashier's checks out
standing .. 90.68
Deposits requiring notice
of less than 30 t^ays . . . . 46,500.35
Certificates of deposit due
on or after 30 days ...... 29,361.54
Deposits subject to 30 or
more day's notice 54, 126,59
Rediscounts with Federal
Reserve Bank 32,727.63
Notes and bills redlscoun
ted ..? r... 35,000.00
Total Liabilities . . $311,221.63
State of North Carolina, county oT
Franklin as:
I, F. B. McKINNE, Cashier of the
above-named bank do solemnly swear
thflt ?he above ?Tit?|pent Ir true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
F. B. McKINNE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 5th, day of July. 1915.
S. B. NASH,
Notary Public.
CORRECT? ATTEST :
F. W. Justice,
H. A. Newell,
D. F. McKlnoa.- ?
DIRECT0R8. |
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It's passing strange how poverty
stricken we all bccome when the tax
assessors Is abroad.
A knocker knocks everyone but
himself, and he Is the one who deser
ves the knocks.
"Now- Serving 2.000.000 Homes*
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attached.
Use Aladdin Security Oil ,
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Stoves, Heaters and Lamps.
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