Saturday August 11th is Our Remnant Sale
SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS
Remnants-and Short ends, Slightly Soileci from handling, will be offered at less than Cost
Prices, This should mean/economy to the Saving house-wife.
Reduced Prices Made on All Muslin Underwear
Hundreds of Garments will pe Offered at Special Prices to move Quickly
$30,000.00 Woi? of Shoes Now in Stock
White Oxford^ and Pumps are Reduced
to make room for Our Shoes in Our Shelves, Also Special low Prices on all leather
Pumps and low Shoes.
Mens Summery Weight Suits Reduced
Several hundred Palm Beach and light-weight wool Suits, Offered at factory Prices, As we
need Sp^ace for Fall Goods.
We envite your inspection lof Our Merchandise and Prices Made.
Yoiirs to Serve
Candler-Crowell Company.
Louisburg, N. C.
we: announce: to our frien ds and patrons that we: wi l_l_
S? \ OPERATE
THE OLD RELIABLE RIVERSIDE WAREHOUSE
* at Ljrateburg, : North Carolina
This year, and will look to your interests as we ha/e before. Itis with much pleasure that we can invite you back to see us at this well known house, where we have been
able to make so many profitable sales for you. Don't fo/get that Sam Mellows and Jno. Harris.and the Riverside Warehouse is a combination that will result to your interest.
RIVERSIDE WAREHOUSE, : : : MEADOWS & HARRIS, Proprietors.
Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
, People lpO % in Ten Days
In manj Instances?Ptfsc.ni have suf
fered untold agony for mri doctoring
for nervous weakness, stonaacb, liver or
kidney disease or loma o\?er allmenf
when tbelr real trouble waiWk of Iron
In the blod.?Xow to tall. \ /
New York. N. T.?In a rdc
course Dr. E. Bauer. a Boston p
who has studied widely both
country and in great Kuropean
Institutions, said: "If you were
an actual blood test on all peq
are ill you would probably be
astonished at the exceeding!.
number who lack iron and yno are flJ
for no other reason than Jne lack o\
iron. The moment Iron isibnpplied all
their multitude of danger<4s symptoms
disappear. Without iron/the blood at
once loses the power t/ change food
Into living tissue, and /herefore noth
ing you eat does you/any good; you
don't get the strengthA>ut of It. Tour
rood merely passes through your sys
tem like corn throurfi a mill with the
rollers so wide aparvthat the mill can't
grind. As a resuly of this continuous
blood and nerve a/arvatlon. people be
oome generally Wakened, nervous and
all run down antyfrequently develop all
?orts of conditions. One Is too thin;
another is burdmed with unhealthy fat;
?ome .are sos/weak they can hardly
walkjlnome think they have dyspepsia.
kldn?M^ llvir trouble; some can't
?Imd a^Vfght, others are sleepy and
tired all day; some fussy and Irritable;
some skinny and bloodless, bat all lack
physical power and endurance. In sucti
y_._?. It is worse than foolishness to
take stimulating medicines or narcotic
drurs, which only whip up yoiir fagging
vital powers for the moment, maybe at
the expense of your life later on. No
natter what any one tells yon, if you
nre not strong and well yon owe it to
yuwHlf to make the following test: See
Wow Ionic you can work or how far you
tan walk without becoming tired. Next
take two five-grain tablets of ordinary |
Kuxated Iron three times per day after
meals for two weeks. Then test your
strenjfth again and nee for yourself how
much you have gained. I have seen
dozens of nervous, run-down people who
were ailing all the time double, and
even triple, their strength and endur
ance and entirely get rid of their symp
toms of dyspepsia, liver and other trou
bles In from ten to fourteen days* time
simply by taking iron In the proper
form, and this, arter they had In some
cases been doctoring for months with
out obtaining any benefit. You can talk
rou phase about all the wonders
ight by new remedies, but when
come down to hard facts there is
lng like good old Iron to put color
In tour cheeks and good sound, healthy
fleshXon your bon<s. It is hIho a great
nerv?\ and stomach strengthener and
the best blood builder in the world. The
only ti\uhle wa* that the old form? of
lnorganfe Iron, like tincture of Iron, Iron
acet&te, Vet?., often ruined people's
teeth, uptct their stomachs and were
not asslmfcat'd, and for these reasons
they fre^ju\ntly did more harm than
good. But with the discovery of the
newer forms of organic Iron all this hns
been overcome. Nuxated Iron, for ex
ample, is pleasant to take, does not In
jure the teeth and Is almost lromedi
ately beneficial. .
Hrvnt-TtM mmfftetnrwfl of Iran ki>?
leh anbooadad contldme? la It* pntaney thai tl.ey
9100.00 to any Charitable Institution if ih+j ciru.'A.
Uha aiif *iin or womu anilrr dxty wbo Ivki
Inm and torn? their au?ncth 100 p*r cm>t. or
orflr Is taur waaks* Urn*. pmrldad the? bar* no
tmtnmm' organic troubla. Alao U?*y will refund your
mem?7 In any e?aa la which HtuUd Iron dom not
at l**?t ftabl* ftmr atrvnitb In tan dan* Uma. II
la llnii^W m Lftla elty by aH good dnuclaU.
PEACE INSTITUTE^^IlEIGH, N. C.
For the Education and CultuSKjf Young Woman.
SESSION BEGINS SEPTEM^BR H, 1917
' -For Catalogue and icfGrmatWi addr&a,
MISS. MARY OWEN ORAHAM, MtgSIDENT.
Notice of Resolution Ordering Im
provements on Middle Street,
>*ash Street, Church Street,
^erry H?eet and Ken.
v p??rc Avenue
X'.'.lce U hereby given that the Coin
missionrs ?f the Town of Louisburg
at their rfcular meeting on the 3rd
clay of August. 1917, adopted the fol
lowing resolutions:
WHEREAS; In pursuance of tho
provisions oAChapter 56 of the Public
Laws of 191 aL petitions dated August
1st, 1917, hawe been lodged with the
Clerk of the Vown of Loulaburg for
the improvement of lllddle Street
from Main Street to thi Power plant;
Nash street from Chunch street to the I
residence of F A N. JBgerton; Church]
Street from Nah Street to College
street; Perry Stleetffrom Main Street
to Kenmore AverVie fend Kenmore Av
enue from Perry Btieet to the Tarbo
ro road in said Vr?n of Loulsburg;
and the Clerk, aftlft- investigating the
sufflclncy of said ntltion has this day
prsen ted the pet i t An to the Board of
of Commissioners Idtether with his ce
rtificate certifying nat he has found
that tltf? petltionifar* signed by a ma
j Jority in number ol the owner? of
| the lands abuttiiiK ujkpn the parts of
tho streets proposed improved,
who represent k majority of all the
lineal feet of frontagel of said lands
(a majority \u IntrestXof owners of
undivided interest* in Any piece of
property belnf deemed and treated as
one person tor the purposes of the
petitions); apd \
WHEREAS, the Board tf Commis
sloners is, ?ter due lnvesiftatlon, sat
isfied that aAid petitions ore sufficient:
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE
SOLVED that said petitions for tke
lmprovetn?it of Middle Street liom
Main Streit to the Power pl^nt;
.Street from Church fltnoet to tl^e res
tience of F, N. Egurton; Church
S?li et frem^Nash SUbcx. to Collore
Street; Perry Street from Main Str ft
to Kenmore Avenue and Kenmore Av
tjue from Perry Street to the Tarboro
read in said Town of Loutsburg bcand
each of them is hereby, determined to
ne sufficient and to be in all respects
,in conformity with tho requirements of
Chapter 56 of the Public Laws of 1915.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that said
Middle Strmet from Main Street to the
l'ower pl??t; Nash Strec^ from
Church Street to tho residence of F.
N > Egerton Achurch Street from Nash,
Street to Conege Street; Pgrry Strpef
from Main Sweet- to Kenmbre Ay4nue
and Kenm0r?^Avenue ftam/Perry
Street to the JTarboro rgfe^^in said
Ttwn of Loulaburg be improved In
accordance wiUi sahl^xetitlona and
pursuant to thApnm&Jbns of Chapter
06 of the .Publk&^awyof 1915 by pav
ing said por^kmAof /aid streets with
sheet aspj^rft, bltVlijptc or bituminous
concret?^a8 may decided by said
L'oard of CommisBjpners and their en
gineer, and by tjA construction, re
construction and/aherlng of curbs,
gutters and draliis therein.
FURTHER RB80WED, that one
half of he cost/of sail local improve
ments, exclusive of sk much of the
cost as is incurred at Street intersec
tions and the share ralloads or
street railways (if anyi shall be spe
cially assessed upon the ?lots and par
cels of lam abutting dlvectly on the
improvements, as provided in Chap
ter M of me Public Laws of 1916, and
said assessments shall, at the option
ot person's whose property is subject
CO such ^sessment (which option
^igU fee exercised in the manner pro
vided In said act) be payable in ten
Iqual annual Installments, beginning
ou the date on which said assessment
thall become due and payable, with in
terest as provided In said act.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that said
local assessments not be made
ustil bonds ot this sAm of Lo?1k
ht/rg hall hu\e to t*
iavtied f*r the POTolj^MElng the
toti of said local imjjr .
i I ?
The vote on the .passage of tke fore
going resolution wAs takeir by ayes
and nays and was/as fo)?Jws:
Voting AYE: ifomjjrfssloners Allen,
Ford. Hicks, and Williamson.
Voting NAyX/None.
Absent: OBmVnlssioner Cooper.
The rBsoJCtton \y;;h declared adopt
CV// A. W.ALSTON", Clerk.
Jfotlce.
Having qualified as eycutor of the
estate of J. T. Neal, /eceased, late
of Franklin, county, tttfa Is to notify
all personsNholdlng /laims against
the said cstateao present the same to
the underslRncfTVin/r before the 12th
day of July, 191?ror this notice will
be plead In bar arutelr recovery. All
persons lndebUQ to\uitd estate will
please come f/rward and make Imme
diate settlement. ThlA July 12, 191?.
JOHN W. NEAL. Extr.
W. H. and T. W. Ruffin,
Attorneys. 7-13-6t
Some people tell time by the sun;
others trus to their watches while a
'.Teat-many know the hour by the time
the movies open and cose.?Chicago
Examiner.
1
Liver Trouble.
"I am bdthered with liver trouble
about wlce k year," writes Joe Dlng
inan, WebsteX Clt^rl'-wa, ? r hnvc
pains In my sl^jflil bartt an.' an nw
ful soreness In stomach. I heard of
Chamberlaln'^TafiWt? and tried tfaem
Ily the tirnw had ised half a bottle
of them I was feeling fine and had no
signs of pain." OBTAINABLE EV
ERYWHERE.
The average mw cannot atrAcratand
how big foqfbnes are amas.-ed, bat,
then, that's because he's Just average.
. *' I 1 :
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Univerz" of
NortiKfarolina
Law School
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