in duality
and Quantity
Yes, Ma'am; and you don't
have to take it for granted, either.
You can prove the first by taste,
and the second by arithmetic.
Buy a can of Luzianne. Use
half the quantity you ordinarily
would. If it doesn't go farther
and taste better than other coffee
at the price, tell the man who
sold it to you and he'll give you
back your money. Make no
mistake. Luzianne is great coffee
?exceeding great. Ask for
profit-sharing catalog.
The Lazilo ne Guarantee:
If, After using the contents
of a can, you are not satisfied
in every respect, your gro
cer will refund your money.
^coffee
The Reily?Tkylor .Company, New Orleans ?
An Aft to Provide i or the Incorpora
tion of Rural Communities.
(Continued From Fourth Page)
by ten per cent of the registered vo
ters of the community, provided no
tice of such meeting is posted at six
public places in such community at
least two weeks prior to such meet
ing. Questions involving the levy of
any tax owever. shall be decided on
ly at the regular annual community
meeting.
Sec. 4. At each annual communi
ty mooting, as providtd in section 3
of this act. the voters shall elect three
persons to be knQwn a? the "Board of
Directors of . ,r Com
munity," one of whom shall be desig
nated as chairman and another as
secretary-treasurer, each performing
the duties suggested by his title.
Sec. 5. The boarU of directors of
each communip5"ihall be charged with
the duty of 'enforcing anc executing
such ordinances as the community
may adopt, and performing such oth
er functions not inconsistent with the
laws of North Carolina bV the United
States as Cue community meetings
may direct. Te annua! compensation
if any. of such boar I o' dire tors, or
any member thereof, shall be fixed at
each annual meeting in like manner
as taxes are levied.
Sec. Or. At each public meeting of
the registered voter's of r. -omnium,
ty they shall have the right to adopt,
amend, or repeal? ordinances, provid
ed such action i= not inconsistent with
the laws of North Carolina or the Uni
ted States, concerning the following
subjects: the public roads of the com
munity; the public school of the com
munity; regulations intended to pro
mote the public health; the police pro*
tection; the abatement of nuisances;
the care dt paupers, aged or infirm
persons: to encourage the coming of
new settlers; the regulation of va
grancy: aids to the enforcement of
State and National laws; the collec
tion of community taxes; the estab
lishment and support of public librar
ies. park?, halls, playgrounds, fairs,
and otVr agencies of recreation, edu
cation. health, music, art and morals.
Sec. 7., ,That for the promotion of
any of the objects mentioned in sec
tion six of this act. the registered vo
ters of any incorporated community,
in annual community meeting assem
bled. shall have tlie right to levy tax
es upon the property of the commun
ity. within limits hereinafter set fortn.
either for specific purposes or for the
general u-e of the community upon &
method of tax division among vary
ing objects as agreed upon by such
annual community meeting: Provid
ed. that the aggregate of taxe3 levied
for such community purposes shall
net exceed fivr. mill i ar .many on each
dollar of taxable property.
Sec. S. No community meeting
may levy a tax unless a majority of
the registered voters of the commu
nity are present at such meeting and
vote by ballot for such tax; but if at
any annual community meeting the
majority of the voters presen: desire
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BUILD UP YOUR STRENGTH
Get your diction in order, reaaov? mil irritation, dicpel ?II
stagnation. I'u; > ou-*aeif in shape to enjoy the summer with m
good tonic.
PERUNA INVIGORATES
It rnstoro? the perfection of digestion and removal the inflam
ed concLuoo* < catarrh t that make you weak. 11 freaherj the blood,
st*-*di? iKe nerre?. and supplies juet what you nt*d to tcter the
not *<*a.??or. witn confidence.
P??* ls a reaJ *<*"?. with especial efficacy iof catarrhal con
Liquid or tablet form?whichever Ls moat convenient?will
taafeguard your health.
The Pcruna Company, Columbia, Ohio
HORSES and MULES
HAY, ETC.
We have on hand a few More
' ?ood Mules and Horses for Sale
Cheap for Cash or on good terms.
You canftbeat our Prices on
Hay when Consider the qual
ity. Come ana see us, and let?
talk th^Matter over. It is much
to yoi* intenst as it isto Ours.
FULLER & PERRY
Louikbarg, N.iC.
Your Car?"Expense Reduced
It h not at all necessarr to stagger?long under a heavy expense for car rap? rs'
Tke economical method ia to atnw?c with ua to keep your ear in condition in-,
atead ot allowing (t to go to pleeee from neglect before you bflng It to us.
A alight defect can be remedied quickly and at small coat, but it allowed to
rfapte drift along It soon becomes a serious matter and the repair bill rani up
into money. It & the part of wisdom to Me us frequently and let ua see your
ear at the same time. Our machinists are all competent.
Supplies and Accessories
phone No. 296-J
YOUNGS GARAGE,
South Main Street Louisburg, N- C.
it, tvhaievf-rthelr number. they may
submit t ho question of levying such a
tax to t!:c qualified ?o'.cr- or me com
munity at an election to be held not
earlier than thirty iS0? days subse
quently to such meeting. If the com
munity meeting kitali desire?h> sub?
mit separately Uu* quest ion of tax le
vy for different purposes. It shall
mention a name of not more thaq six
words l?ywhich each !'i^cl.l tax shall
be distinguished, as. for example, road
tax: public library tax: or such com?
tuunity meeting may submit the ques
tion of a tax levy for various purpos?
es under the title. "For Community
Tax." At the election herein provid
ed for. each voter may deposit a bal?
lot marked "For Tax"
or "Against Tax": and
if a major}!} of the vole? cast at such
election shall be for said tax. then the
nroposed tax levy shall be enforced,
and the tax collected at the same time
and in the same manner as State and
coftnty taxes. Or such incorporated
community, through its mass-meet
ing or board of directors, may name
a collector of community taxes and
fix his compensation requiring both
tax collector and treasurer to give
bonds for appropriate amounts.
Sec. 9. The Bureau of Community
Service now directed by the State De
partments of Education. Agriculture,
and Health, the State College of Ag
riculture and Mechanic Arts, and
other agencies, is hereby charged with
the duty of securing from the commu
nities of the State Incorporated under
this act reports as to what each com?
munlty is doing for the promotion ot
the purposes mentioned in section six
of this act; and the aforesaid Bureau
of Community Service shall furnish
the officers of such incorporated com
munities forms for keeping records,
accounts, etc.. and for making re
ports. Said bureau shall also provide
forms and instructions to citizens of
-%b+ -State desiring to petition for In
corporation under the provisions of
this act. and shall publish annually a
summary of t lie work accomplished by
incorporated communities. Tnc mem
bers of the board of directors of such
incorporated communities arc requir
ed to render such reports to uie Bu
reau of Community Service and to
post copies of same, together with an
Itemized statement of receipts. dls->
bursements. and balances for hte
year, in six public places in the com
munity. under the penalty, upon con
viction. of a fine of twenty-five doli
lars each, to be paid into the public
school funds of the community: Pro
prided. that all printing required un
der this act shall be paid for by the
State Department of Education.
Sec. 10. Said board of directors
may adopt standards for the produc
tion and marketing of produce^ can
ned vegetables, etc., and may adopt
labels, trade names, and brands for
the same, and regulate their use. re
quiring the inhabitants of said com*
munity to copiply with the standards
set and adopted by the directors be
fore they can use the brand, trade
name, or labels for said community;
and said board of directors may adopt
such regulations as may be necessary
to protect said brands, trade n^pes?
etc.; may have an inspection of the
goods sold thereunder, and may take
any and all necessary steps looking
to a system of community standard
WOMEN'S NERVES
Women, more than men, have excitable nerves, because
tiring work and physical strain tax their more delicate
nervous systems and bring premature age and chronic
weakness-sunless treated intelligently.
Drug-laden pills and alcoholic concoctions cannot build up a
woman's strength, but the concentrated medicinal food properties in
sonrs iNuisiM
build strength from its very source anij arc helping thousands
of women to gain control of their nflrve power?overcome
tiredness, nervousness, impatience and irritability, o
SCOTT'S is a liquid-food^-free from alcohol.
Scott A Bowd*. BIwMi N. J.
production, and of cooperative com?
munity marketing.
Sec. 11. Any magistrate residing
within the boundaries of a communi
ty incorporated under this act shall
have power to hear and try all cases
arising from violation of ordinances
adopted by such community:" Pro
vided, that there is no magistrate re
siding within the boundaries of the
community, the community shall at
each annual meeting nominate some
suitable person living within Its con
fine? who shall be appointed commun
ity magistrate by the Governor of the
State, with all the powers of a mag?
istrate within the bounds of said com
munity.
Sec. 12. That each person charg
ed with the duty of registering voters
in an election precinct embraced in
whole or In part In any Incorporated
community shall furnish the chair
man of the board of directors of such
Incorporated community a complete
list of the registered voters in his pre<
clnct at the preceding State election,
and from such list the board of di
rectors shall compile an official list
of "registered voters residing in the
community for use in connection with
the enforcement of this set, such reg.
istrar receiving one-half cent for eacli
such name so furnished, to be paid fo?
by the .community.
Sec. 13. All lays and clauses of
laws In conflict with this act are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 14. That this act shall be in
force from and after its rattitcation.
Ratified this the 6th day of Marchj
A. D., 1917.
The price remains the same!
Men who stand out
from the croWd want
personality and brains
expressed in their clothes.
Styleplus Clothes $17 are
the result of brains direct
ed in a new way to the
clothes-making problem.
The Price Remains The Same
, r v
The Styleplus idea of con
centrating a great national
volume on a suit of one
known price saves money.
Concentration reduces manufac
turing costs. Double^ volume
manufacture, advance purchases
of cloth, have beaten the popular
fad of raising the price.
You can have all-wool fabrics,
expert workmanship, substantial
linings and trimmings, style by
a great designer, guaranteed satis
faction, $17, just as formerly?
if you come here.
We are the Styleplus store.
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Clothes..*''
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LOUISBURG, N. C.
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On the Corner*