"Whatsis LAX-FOS
IAX-F0S IS^N IMMTCVED CASCARA ~
A Digestive Liq>udy,axative, Cathartic
and I.iver Tonic Qontaius Cascara Hark,
Blue Flag Roo^^Ouibarb Root, Black
Root, May AppwRoor, Senna I,eaves and
Pepsin. Combines strength with pala
table aromatic taste. DotiiiuL^iipe. 50t
?fi.fi. (J. PEtiKl
PracticWg Physician -
wvoas n. c.
Prompt attention given to all calls
11 H. IV. ii. JIOBTOK
Eye Socialist
Offleo in HMel Building
Louisburg. N'urth Carolina
S. AX WO 01) XF.WXLL. j
Attorn^j-At-I,??.
liOulsbuTK \ / FriflkUntoiL,
Oflises over A^cpck Drug Co.
(Jeneral JfracUce
At Franklinto/ aach Monday
at Dr. S. C. Ford's office
9 A. M. to 3'P. M.
DB. ARTHUB UYHES FLEKL18
"8?i?^Dntlrti
Loulsburg, f^orth Carolina
0?c? over P. S, & K- K- Allen's Store.
E. M. PERKY, M. D.
Physlclan\and Surgeon
LonlsbtuTE/rarth Carolina
Oflce Next Door ts Aycock Drag Co.
Pbone Connections 287.
DB. J. B, MALOJTB.
Loulsburj. North Carolina
OSce 1^1 Aycock- JWug Store, Market
StrdBt, jOffloe 'PrSctlce Surgery
toa Consultation.
DB. D. J. SMITH WICK
MUL
lrablar* K.c. .
Office In the Flrstlfatlonai Bank
Building on and Nash Sta.
W. PERSON.
ATTORNEW-AT-LAW
Loulsburg, North Carolina
Practice in all efforts. Office on Main
Street.
K. F.HOCCK.
CONTRACTOR apfl BUILDER
?railing mint? '/or all kind! Of
kollding supplies, Artistic ManUee ana
Vllee, Architectural, designa ?ub
M. B. White \ E. H. Malone
WHITE \* HALONE
Lonlflburg, North Carolina
Qeceral practice, settlement of e
(?Ma funds Invested. One member of
Um Arm always In the office.
~L. W. PARR1SH
Watchmakers and Jeweler
L*alabnM/]f. C.
Located in Fori& Hail Building.
All repair work guaranteed. Rea
sonable prices. Nice Stock Jewelry.
Wm. H. Ruffln, Thoa. W. Ruffin
WM. H. * THOS. W. RUFFIN
AttonitjMULaw
loaluborg. : X North Carolina
General practice, hoto. civil and crim
inal, In Franklin And adjoining coun
ties, Supreme and Federal Courts.
Offices In First National Bank
Building.
DR. J. B. DAVIS
Physician, and Surgeon *.
Loulsbttrr, N. C. ~?
Formerly lnterne^Bt Agnes Hospital
Office next door to Durrell Davis
Blacksmith Shop
Phone Connections 64.
DR. M. C. HORTON.
Raleigh, Nora Carolina
Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Tor oat
Will be In Loultffcurg the nrst Mon
aay of each month m office of Dr. B.
Perry from / to 12:30, and at the
t ot Dra. Harris and Henderson at
Franklin ton, N. C., from 1:30 to 6 p. m.
SANITARY BARBEB SHOP
Court Street.
Leulsburg, \ J North Carolina
Well Equipped/ Four well exper
ienced barbers. /Hot toyrels, sharp
raaors. Polite and painstaking ser
vice. Call and *ee ns.
OSCAR 8TKUAI.1.. Proprietor.
Don't Throw Your
Clothes or Money
Away.
But take thofcn to the
CHINESE ^AUNDRY
qHARLIE WoHG, PRO.
Louisbuyg, N. C.
Where they will be cleaned
and pressed/ and made like
new. Also/ why pay for
laundry work that you do
not get. We glTe you the
best of work and make your
garments a pleasure to wear
This 1* a Loulsburg enter
prise and we solicit your pa
tronage upon the basis ot
home pride, bat not without
? guarantee of satisfaction.
DARK OCTLOOK
T>on't you tliiiTk the Russian w
cn aro bravo-who liavo formed thi
si-lvi i iuto a resilient. and will 1.'
ilic^ame discipline ; : d I', phi the
t ho men?"
?so. bnrxtt-mn: mrnrtr^?
n.Hilary knowledge use going m !
?'i Uu lu uic/ when the way
over." i
A TOMU? ' -
^ There are two phonograph reoc
li sing,. Bridget." ?
"Saro. ii.e goat did cat Viu up tot
i*u.M \
?*W?1?. he wasn't feeling tirst rat
Perhaps they'll tone him up abit." (
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?KsTiyx vmi tum s yov.'
Speeds Vp PigeVtJOn and Appetite,,
ligomtos tlio XyMeni. Cheaper Thi
Prejared' lrom Preparation *
(?ERMA!(TSa LOSS
With the declaration of Brazil oj
state of war between that country
Germany, 4he latter can now c<(
eighteen enemy natious arra
against her.
Germany's losses in men and m<
v.liiie they must be enormous, ar.
reality the least of the disasters
kave befallen her. The one great 4
aster that that misguided country 1
brought upon herself^ and which \
have most far-reaching effect, is .
loss of her standing with the natij
cf the world. With the exception
the countries leagued with her in t
unholy war, Germany is an outcf
among the nations of^the earth.
Germany is not feeling the blig
ing effects of this ostracism now
she will feel It in years to come. $
claims that her policy of fright^
ness is a necessary measure of;
defense, yet this same policy has
lienated numbers of nations that (
for that inhuman course would i
hn if Tint h or friends"'
least strictly neutral.
Peace will come after awhile, ^
in the reckoning Germany's con,
will be laid bare before a just and
criminating world. We say "just a
discriminating." because we belie.
ue?pite Germany's frightful defect',
from national humanity and honj
the large majority of^ the peoples i
the earth are at heart humane 4
honorable. And the latent princid
of humanity and justice that undeq
ami form the bed-rock foundations
all civilized nations, have revolt
and will continue to revolt agaii
the savagery displayed by that wouj
be fount of "kultur." }
r^i
This antipathy will take the for]
of a prejuidice against not only Ger*
many as a nation, but against the
German blood. Not all the peoples
of the earth have the finely discrim
inating judgment of President Wilson
cud not all of them will be able to
separate the acts of the German Gov
ernment from the impulses of the
German people.
It is a commonthing to hear, even
in charity-loving America, references
to German brutality and German sav
agery. It is of no avail to tell the
people that this brutality and sav
agery is the result of a "system" and
that in reality the German people as
a whole do not countenance it. Hu
man nature is prone to believe that
actions speak louder than words, and I
G< rmany'a actions will form the com- j
p!?fnar.ts' evidence when Germany1
c ome3 to trial before "the people of
t:*c earth.
The German bed will be a bed of
thorns for generations to come.
FOR A WEA STOMACH
As a genera! Tule all you need to do
is to adopt a cft^t-suited to your age
and occupation aiyyto keep yourb ow
ei: regular. WheA you feel that you
i have eaten too mi gA and when consti
pated, take one pt Chamberlain's Tab
I lets. *
Increases strength
fcate. nervous,
vn people 100
it. In ten days
ny Instances:
forfeit If It
s per full ex
Ion In large
. ... i arucn* ?oon to ap
pear In this [paper. Uied and hlrh
by fP"S?r United
States Senator* and Member* of
Con^rftAi. well-known phynlctans
A l;lorni^r Publ,c Health officials.
Ask your doctor or druggist about It,
Modri (Steam I,aunt1rj.
Leave your j^aundr? with J. W.
Klne and net thVbean work. Bealii
ntna IhH WMk, Ml fcondry will k*
collected on d?1lv?n . If 70a ban
any laundry to go ofl call up J. W.
Kins'!) store. No. 32' \and have Mie
change ready when ro>vr laundry ?*
delivered.
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aric acid and rheumatism from
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CERTAIN CURE FOR CROUP
Mrs. Rose MJddleton, of Greenville.
III., has had experience In the treat
ment of this disease. She says, "When
my children wereXsnfall my son had
ci ?up frequentljV Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy alj/au broke up these
attacks immediately, knd I was never
v ithout it in the housV I have taken
it myself for coughs ahd colds with
good results."
LIBERTY BOM) FLEECER
INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPT
timer Dwlgglns, Charged With -Frau
dulent Use of Mall#, Has Case
In Federal Court
New York, Nov. 16.?An involun
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
?in Federal court here today *against
Flmer Dwiggins, promoter of Unit
ed States Government Liberty Loan
clubs through which it is charged
thousands of dollars were collected
from individuals in weekly install
ments of one dollar a week
Cl'RED HER SON OF A COtl>
"When my son Ellis was sick with a
cr.ld last winteV I gave him Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy; It helped him
at once and qu!ck\y hfokfe up hia cold,"
writes Mrs. P. O. sWchell, Homer City,
Pa. This remedy lOte been in use for
many years. Its kodd qualities have
been fully proven by many thousands
of people. It is/pleasant and safe to
take.
ADHIN'ISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
01 the estatte of O. L. Tant, deceased,
late of Frari|tlln Cdunty, North Caro
lina this Is t<\ notify all persons hold
ing claims against the /state of said
deceased, to exhibit tbfem to the un?
d^rslgnod at Etann, C., on or be
fore the 9th da\r o^November, 1918,
or this notice wl^l^e pleaded In bar
o*. their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please nyflce frnmedlato settle
ment. This 8th daX of November
1917.
J. R. WRIGHT.
Administrator of O. L. Tant, deceas
ed. 11 16 6L
FIRE mSfTRATfCK.
Wften yon want\jn?ur*nc* take II
wftli T. W. WATW*. He know*
kow. /\ 7-tl-t?.
The
J. DEITZ COMPANY
Gigantic Sale
Will continue the next thirty days. The
past few weeks that our sale has been ^>n
has been a big success with us, but from
the many customers we have had, it has
meant more success to them. We still have
a few more af these wonderful bargains as
will be seen from prices below, that you of
Come in and look them over, and if you like
them buy. You will be Welcomed anytime.
DRESS SKIRTS
All-Wool Poplin $6.98 Dress Skirts. .$4.98
All-Wool $3.25 Skirts $2.19
$2.98 Skirts ... . $1.98
The New Military^Colth Skirt's
a marvel at ... . \. .$2.98
Ready-Made Dresses
For Women, Mioses
and Children
Womens' $1.50 Gingham Dresses 98c
Women's $1.98 Percale Dressed..... $1.19
Misses' 95c Dresses, 4 to 14.... \ 48c
Children's 85c Gingham DressesA. 49c
Shoe Department
Look 1 ? .'Sensation !
Men's Work Shoes $1.48
$2.25 Gun Metal Dress Shoes $1.39
Weinberg's, the best Solid Leather
. Work Shoe made $3.98
Ladies' $3.25 Dress Shoe, Patent and
Dull, Button or Lace . .$2.49
Men's Dress Shoes, in all leathers,
$2.89 to $169
Boys' Dress Shoes, Lace or Button
$2.48 to $1.29
Misses and" Children? Shoes, But- -
ton or Lace, $2.98 to $1.49
Douglas Shoes for Men .$3.50
Charming Shirt waists
Every One New
Fall and Winter
Ladies' Waists, regular 98c to $1.39
values .49c
Silk Waists, made-to sell at double
the price $1.98
Shirtwaists, unmatchable under $1.98 .97c
Good Sheeting, 15c val., per yard, 10c
20c Mattress .Ticking, per yard, ......15c
' Huck Towels, each 9c
15c Outing Flannel, per yard 10c
18c Dress Gingham, per yard 12c
Wool Serge, 75c value, per yard 49c
15c Curtain Scrim, per yard 9 l-2c
Children's Black 15c Hose, pair.. .10c
Men's 15c Hose, pair 10c
Ladies' 20c Hose, pair , 12 l-2c
Pearl Buttons, card 3c
Men's and Boys' 50c Caps 23c
Men's Hats, $1.00-value?rr. 48c
Men's 25c Suspenders 13c
Men's 50c Neckwear 25c
Cuff Links, 25c value 11c
Canvass Gloves, per pair 9c
Spool Cotton, spool 2 l-2c
Men's 25c Belts 15c
UNDERWEAR
Boys' Fleeced Eibbed Union Suits. 39c
Boys' Heavy Fleeced Shirts and
Drawers
Ladies' Fleece Ribbed 75c"Shirts"and
Drawers ..39c
Girls' Ribbed 75c Union Suits 39c
TROUSERS
Men50 Trousers ...98c
Men's $3.00 Pure Wool Trousers $1.79
Men's $4.00 "Worsted Trousers $2.60
Very Heavy Corduroy Trousers ... .$2.98
,$1.50 Overalls and Coats ;? .$1.15
Children's Coats?Great Bargains
Children's Chinchilla Coats, $2.50
value. Special ..r -,$1.25
Children's $3.50 Cloth Coats . $1.98
Very Stylish Little $3.00 Coats ....$1.79
$6.50 Coats marked for this sale ..$3.39
and Drawers 29c
MEN'S CIOTHING
At Enormous Savings
All-Wool Blue Serge Suits, $18.00 to
dav's value, to go at .$11.98
Men's Suits $11.00 to $12.50 values
in sale at .. .$6.85
Men's $16.50 Suits, high grade .
merchant tailoring $11.25
Men's Suits, values $9.00 and $10.00 $5.80
Men's Overcoats, $11.90 and and
$10.40, down to $6.98
Men's Dress Shirts, choice dollar val... 59c
The very best Work Shirts, the
strongest 85c kind 65c
Boys' 75c Sweaters 35c
Boys' 35c Blouses ...'. .? .23c
Men's $1.00 Dress Gloves 49c
"De Lux'' Hats for Boys 25c
Men's $1.00 Sweaters 75c
Men's 15c Garters, per pair 9c
$5.00 Boys' Suits -...$2.98
$6.00 Blue Serge Suits, the New
Norfolk ?.??? ?"?? $3.95
Boys' Pants, 85c value . 48c
Juvenile Suits, worth $3.00,, now...$1.47
Fine'st Suits made, High Grade '
Worsteds, $7.50 value $4.68
38c Corset Covers, 21c
Ladies' Woo-lMixed Gloves ........ 15c
EXTRA SPECIAL !
Newest Style Velvet Hats, 300
to select from 98c
10c Hair Combs, each 5c
50c Bureau Scarfs 24c
50c Hair Brushes, 15c
I, J .DEITZ CO.
Louisburg. - - North Carolina.