You Arc Cordially Invited to Attend
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FALL MILLINERY OPENING
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At Candler-Crowell Company's _
Monday and Tuesday, September 20th-21st
Fall Display of Hand Tailored Hats, Shapes and Millinery ,
Trimmings Will be Made.
New Dress Silks, Woolens and Trimmings
Will also1>e shown at this, our formal opening, and we hope our patrons and the public will take
advantage of this opportunity to see the complete lines we now have on hand for fall.
Visit Our Store and be Convinced That We Are Anxious to Show You Our Goods
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The Store That
Trade Built
Candler - Growcil Company
LOUISBURG, North Carolina.
The Store That
Trade Built
Rev-Way Wonder
for Coras, "Cet?-H"
The Big Surprise for Coin 0?m
If ? Sure, Simple, Safe, Quick.
Listen to th? wee atory of "Geta-It."
the world's greatest corn remedy. It's
a short atory.? only about two feeU?
?Mary had a. little ?QeU-It,' and
corns upon her toe; .and every time
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Stop Misery tod Embai mn
This With Simple. E asy "Geta-It."
she put on *Gets-It/ the corn vu
sure to go." Mary, like thousands of
others, used to be a heroine, suffering
martyrdom, using painful bandages.
Irritating salves, sticky tape, toe
harnesses, blood-bringing razors and
scissors 1 She says now there's no tense In
it. Use "Gets-It," applied In 3 seconds.
Easy, simple, new way?Just painless com
mon sense! Millions are doing It.
Hever fails. Ton can wear smaller shoes
now. Tou don't have to limp around
any more, or walk on the side of your
shoes to try to get away from your corns!
Too know for sure before yon use
"Gets-It" that the com or callus is going
away^For corns, calluses, warts and
"Gets-It" 1a sold by all dru grists,
28c a bottle, or sent direct by E. Law
rence * Co., Chicago.
Sold in LouiBburg and recommended
as the world's best remedy. BY ALJL.
DEALEDS. .
' For Sale.
One family broke gr ey mare, lie
years old (or Hale cheap.
?-10-?t. P. A. HEAYIS.
For Beat. .
Nice cottage on Kenmore Avenue, |
cheap. Apply to
I. 8. STRICKLAND.
Vetlee.
Under a deed of assignment, exe
cuted by the Beadley-Alston Drag Co.,
to Be, aa trustee for the ^editors. It
becomes my doty to collect all.deMs
due the said Beaaley-Alston Drag Co.
Unless these accounts are paid, It will
become my duty to either enter -s?lt
thereon or advertise and selRKe ????
at nubile auction.
All persons indebted to the Bea^iey
Alston Drug Co; are earnestly reqnea
M to ootne forward and settle their,
junta. All persona holding claims
but the said Beaaley-Alston Drug
are notified that said claims must
sd wtth the Clark of the Superior
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THE TAR KITES ASSOCIATION j
ro Meet With The Loulsburg Baptist j
Churth Tuesday, Wednesday, Thnrs- 1
day, October 5-7, 1915.
The following is the order of busi
ness that will be followed:
Tuesday Morning Session
11:00 ? Introductory sermon by Rev.
S. L. Morgan, of Henderson.
Organization, Appointment of Com
mittees.
12:30 ? Adjourn for dinner.
Tuesday Afternoon Session.
1:30 ? Report on Periodicals by T. H.
Sledge.
2:00 ? Report on Orphanage by Ivey
Allen.
2:30 ? Report on Aged Ministers by W.
B. Morton.
3:00 ? Report on Colportage by J. J.
Marshall.
3:30 ? Report on Woman's Work by A.
P. Mustian.
3 : 45 ? Adjournment. '
Tuesday Sight Session.
7:45? Address or sermon to be provi
ded for.
Wednesday Morning Session.
8:00 ? Devotional meeting.
9:30 ? Report on Sunday Schools by
R. S. Register.
10:00 ? Report on State MlssionsT>y A.
B. Harrell.
10:45? Report on Assoclational Mis
sions by G. M. Duke.
12:00 ? Adjourn for dinner.
Wednesday Afternoon Session.
1:30 ? Report on Systematic Benefi
cence
2:15 ? Report on Home Missions by
W. M. Oilmore.
3:00? Report on Foreign Missions by
T. J. Taylor.
4 : 00 ? Adjournment.
Wednesday Mght Session.
7 : 45 ? Address or sermon to be pro
vided for.
Thursday .Wornlng Session.
9 : 00 ? Devotional meeting.
9:30 ? Report on Temperance by T. B.
Weldon.
9:45 ? Report on Education by O. M.
Beam.
10:46? Miscellaneous business.
11 : 30 ? Adjournment.
At the request of the Rock Spring
church, with which the Association
waa to have met at this session, and by
the authority of the Moderator, O. M.
Duke, the meeting place has been
changed to the Loots burg Baptist
church.
Our new citizen camp* of Instruc
tion from an excellent method of pro
Tiding officers for a big army when
we need It. Now et's rustle up a pri
vate or two.
Saw a fellow the other nl(ht with
two heads on his shoulders ? but, of
SZ? JSPSSTLtEi
they hare read this.
JOHX 8. MORRIS PASSES A WAT AT
A> EARLY HOCK TODAY.
Well Known and Highly Respected
Citiien Died at His Home This
Morning as a Resnlt of a Stroke of
Paralysis ? Has Been Connected
With Gflreath-Dnrham Co. for Past
Seven Years ? Interment at Rich
mond, Ya.
John Samuel Morris, age 49 year's, ~a
well known and highly respected cit
izen of Greenville, passed away at an
early hour this morning at his home
130 Howe street as the result of a
stroke of paralysis which he suffered
about 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Morris appeared to be In the
best of health when ho reported for
work Tuesday, but late in the after
noon he was stricken 2nd never re
gained consciousness. The remains
will be taken to Richmond, Va., to
morrow afternoon and Interment will
probably be held Sunday morning.
Mr. Morris was born in Henderson,
N. C.. September 4. 1866, r.nd Hved In
Raleigh, N\ C., during his boyhood
days. He later moved to Richmond,
Va., where the greater part of his
life was spent. For the past seven
years he has been connected with GU
reath-Durham Company.
He was a member, deacon of and a
treasurer of the local Christian church
and took active part in the Chris
tian Bible school. He was also a mem
ber Dt the Masonic order, the Wood
men of the World,, the Maccabees
and the Modern Woocmen.
Mr. Morrts is survived by a wife
and three daughters, Mrs. R. E. Put
man, Mrs. T. W. Jones and Miss Ha
zel Morriss, all of Greenville; one
stster, Mrs. J. S. Lancaster of New
ton, N. C., and one brother, Charles
A. Morris of Fallon, Nevada.
The heartfelt sympathy of many
friends goes out to the giief-ntricken
family.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVB'8
TASTELESS chill TONIC. Von know
what yon are taking, a* the formula is
printed on every label, showing it U
Quinine iud Iron in a t&steless form.
The Oninine drives oat malaria, the
Iron builds np the system. SO cents
Gives File* Hell ? Ebor Sajrn L'sele
gianL
A safe and effective weapon against
tha typhoid or house fly has been
found In powdered helebore
scientist of the Department of
culture. Files lay their eggs chiefly
In stable manure. Powdered hellebore
mixed with water and sprinkle over
the manure will destsoy the larvae,
which are batched fiom the egss.
Since powdered hellebore is readily
obtainai le, this pjta In the handa of
everyone a remedy for one of the pests
that has been fonnd darcercta as well
as triMibtdkomo. lowered hellebore,
however, wilt not kill acnlt flies whtcb
must be swated or trapped.
One-half pound of powdered helle
bore mixed with 10 gallons of water
is sufficient to kill the larvae of 8
bushels or 10 cubic feet of manure.
The mixture should be sprinkled care
fuly over the pile, especial atten
tion being paid to the other edges in
most places hellebore Is obtainable. In
100-pound lots at a cost of 11 cents
a pound. This makes the cost of the
treatment less than seven-tenths of a
cent a; bushel of manure.
HAVE YOU WEAK UUNGS?
Do colds settle on your chest or In your
bronchial tubes? Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject to throat troubles?
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
of Scott's Emulsion to guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
Scott's Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the best special
fats. You can get it at any drug store.
Scott & Bowne. Bloomfidd, N. J.
Hollars and Ducks.
. It is well for young men to know
lollara are, like ducks ? one folllws?
and though they may waddle along
Blowly and with Borne effort, they will
irentually get there.
We have young men In thlg town
who are just starting out on the road
of "fffeT"biit where that road will lead
Is (or them to say.
They are earning a few dollars now
and as time progresses their earning
capacity will increase. If the early
accumulations are thrown to the birds
It Is more than likely tha In later life
the buzzards will roost on the graves
of their ambition.
But if their first dollars are care
fully laid away In a well sewed pocket
and this lesson of thrift and frugality
Is fostered and encouraged, then in
time the bank will become the de
pository of their earnings and ac
cumulations and eventual wealth, and
eagle will soar over the heads of suc
cessful men.
Those who waste totday will squan
der tomorrow, and tomorrow Is the
agent of the devil and the prime
minister of hall.
Keep an eye on the young men of
our town, but keep both eyes on those
who spend wisely but not foolishly,
who are full of life and ginger bgt
never carry It to excess, whose ey?a
are fixed upon the eaglo and not upon
the buzzard.
Like the waddling dock, they may
a4vance slowly, but they will get there
In time.
Far* For Sale.
100 acres, Loulsburg Township,
good roads, A-l tobacco land, well
watered and timbered. Convenient to
aohool and churches. Caah or terms
to quick buyer. Addrealt
* . " ' FARM, Care Timet.
Keep Your Eye Peeled.
Watch out for the mail who la try
ing to take the Joy out o( llfo. Ton
to one he U a reformer for revenue
only, who is trying to make thing*
worse than they really are, In order
to make a place for himself at the
public pie counter. Hell get up an
organization to fight something that
gives pleasure to others ? whether lt<
dancing, such as the young folks en
joy, or playing cards, which maybo
some of the matrons like or billiards,
gr baseball, especially on Sunday, or
any other enjoyment In which normal,
healthy human beings Indulge. The
first thing such a man does Is to go
to the capltol to prevent the passage
of a bill by which people will get
some enjoyment. He will try to have
things prohibited. He Is always
trying to prevent something. Did you
ever see this kind of reformer try
ing to have a bill passed that would
enable people to enjoy life. Never!
His sole Idea Is to force through the
legislature or the city council a blue
law to make other people live accord
ing to his ideas, or to prevent the pas
sage of laws Introduced by other
people who may want to live differ
ently. The world Is sad enough with
out losing our pleasures. There Is no
place In these red-blooded days for
blue laws. The. pasty-faced complex
ion lias (one out of style and the rud
dy glow of health tells that we arc
living the right way. The healthy man
"id woman, who loves life and the
,ood things ho can get from It ,1a a
hotter cttlaen by far than the dyspeptic
and selfish reformer who la reforming
for a living or to make other people
a* mlaerable as himself.
Human nature 1> much the same
wherever you And It. We depreciate
the war In Europe to-day and to-mor
row we may be whooping It up our
selves.
Stomach Catarrh Is
Very Prevalent
In this climate catarrh Is a
prevalent disease. Catarrh af
fects the stomach as often as
any other organ. Perhaps every
third person Is more Or less
troubled with stomach catarrh.
Peruna Is extensively used In
these cases.
PERUNA
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FAMILY
REMEDY
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A movement has been launched by this bank which deserved'
your support. In succeeding, it will change the character of the
flower otjour^cit^MMhlp^the yonng people, in whom will ?n?n r?t tlm.
It will make "WEEKLY SAVERS" of people who now save
nothing at all, or save spasmodically. It will put PURPOSE back of
thousands of Savings account. It will create a good habit which will
over come many bid ones.
We want you to set the example by becoming "WEEKLY
SAVERS" yourselves, you will never be too old or too rich to do it
with profit . Then we want you to urge upon young people over whom
you have influence to be . . '
"WEEKLY SAVERS" 7 ^
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Citizens Bank of Henderson
-Henderson, N. C.