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SEED CORN All kinds of seed for the farm and garden Make Your OLD STRAW HATS Clean by using COLORITE. All colors, 29 cents Take Gentian Iron Nux And get well and stay well;-A trial will convince you of its merits and' you will continue to use it. I The Rycock Drug Company ? t Louisburg, N. C. We carry ifl connection Kodac Supplies Tombstones Monument Grave Markers It isour business to be posted on all the latest Designs in marble work and we will gladly show yju and explain the difference. Our customers are pleased . with tur v cik. ct utfl'.iw ycu. ?tenderon Marble and Granite Works J. L. McElwee, Proprietor, Henderson, North Carolina. MEATS ? i NOTHING BUT MEAT But>? i ojft E IT IS SOJME MEAT ^ And ? ? / You feel good when you eat it I want to buy your beef, cattle, : pork, lamb, chicken^ * * 1 fceiyetc. Highest cash prices paid. FORI* BUILDING NASH ^TKTET ~ LOUlSBURC. X. C. ADVAJiCE SEWS OF SPRIS0 STI LES Simple Designs (or Sllka and Satins. Choose Yonr Spring Bonnet Early New York, March 21.?Spring hd:i taken New York by storm. Perhaps it is thy thaw Ujat we have been having tfcat h?a Kordtjiflrou?h<a that ?way perhiips M Is tK| magHtaitey frlgta we aee In the 4>op window. At any rate, w? must 4tj boelaaaa. ' CMBarvatloo? Oo*Mr<Wfc* ? Ooi Bervatloa! The won la era every one's tongue. We are conserving tha neces sities for the well-beta? of par nation, aod there lg a glow ot work w*>ll dona wo havo done something worth doing Where Bo rde-rod Material Acts As Trimming ?T!>o wnri-int? Monday i3 hard on every one. tut. oil, the added zest one feels upon seeing t ho say Fifjh Ave nue shops, in all -tlioir slory on Tues day! Suits or Separate Drosses and (.'oats From Palm Bqach conie3 tidings of suits for Spring. There aro many ways Mve can savo material, even in the more elaborate costume. Navy braid is being used a great deal to bind t'.ie euges of the beige serge or g'bardine suit, thus saving the mater, ial that would otherwise have to be turned under and. hemmed. Surprising isn't it, the little things that count? And yet, when one sees a suit of braid bound, all one thinks is "Oh, how very smart." It is only the very few who realize the hidden motive of thisMash i ion. Deep hems are fast being put into J the discard. They are. unnecessary so why nave them? The big pocket has almost vanished from tl\e separ ate_c?at^_ ?:?? There are two sides to the question of the suit versus the coat and dress. The coat may be worn with many dif ferent dresses, silk or cotton ? * *but the suit does not take as much wooL In thf* Aral rlnc#* as th*? coat and seonr. ate dress of wool. Slmplclty for Spring: There is one absolutely certain thing; styles are very simple. And they are practical too. What could be mor^e fetching than the ltitle dress illustrated here? And it certainly is simple and practical. There" are two .materials used, plain and bordered, and when one says that. It is the last word 1n fashions. Of course there is no trimming?where wduld one put -Ttfo waljt haa one of tho?w smart boleros, Vttti a straight lower edge* mnHine, it prattical for lite gooda. The crushed.girdle 1? cut with the front panel, and can be tied in a bow in the back, or fastened with but tons. The lower edge of the tupfe is also straight, so here again thp-fior dered material may be used very niow. y The latest news frpm Paris says that the-crowns of tl>e Spring hats will be much lower, t^at llui poku ii pu i.?? to be much feaMired, and that flowgr& and feathers/will be mucff'&Bed'. The' Easter boirnet will be a most deceiv. Ing thiM firm gnnrtn. It npprara xmlilmuiwl * * ? and tnen you dtscov er/'a tiny bunch of flowers, here or a wing there, until you come to the conclusion that It re a much-trimmed affair! The colors, too. will be gay and Spring like. There 1b not the donning of Btraw hats thlB year that there usu ally Is, though of ?*urse there are many to be seen. These warm dayB are bringing them_ out" overnight, like mushrooms. Tunic Slsjkts ? There is notfHng more Important than the tonic on a dress, ft may be long and straight or short and |uU; it may be longer on ojie side than on the other; or it may be aa you please, just so it Is there In some from or i Of Figurei^Foulard with a Vostre i other. T^iat is unless it be clone away with entirely, and l he absolutely i straight skirt pleotcd or gathered at j the top with ju.?' enough fulness to ,make it comfortable to Walk in is pre ferred. Figured Silk>; and Saline The vogue for figured materials is very great, and the ."N.iorican mater iala are verytorely, so this year we may expect to see strange Mowers -birds- tmd?other umisual designs on jibe simplest of Spring cosnmiej ] There is usually a touch of plain ma. teriaJ to relieve the monotony of too much design; it often takes the place of any other trimming, though emb roidery may be used very effectively. Braiding, too, is very chic for Spring The little Empire dress illustrated here is most attractive. Note the pan el vest?one of tjje newest features of the mode; also there is no collar to distract one_from the absolutely plain lines of the frock. A>OTHER LOriSBl'Rii CASE It Proves Thut There's A Way Out for Many SurtVrintc Loulsburg Folks ^ Just another report of a case in Loulsburg. Another typical case. Kid ney ailments relieved in Louisburg with Doan's Kidney Pills. S. J. Edens, Main. St., Loulsburg. says: "I suffered from lumbago and kidney trouble and I was laid up for days at a time, unable to move ob^ account of the awful pains in my balk. Often the pains felt as if a knffe/were being driven into me. I also had pains* through my hips and limbs? The kid ney secretions, which wore scanty highly colored, passed too frequently during the night and^rny rest was dis turbed. My head ached and I had dizzy spells. I.yrftB treated by physi cians, but everyone told mo some thine (llffer-etit was wrong with me. I tried three times to take out life in Hiir^nyp; hut was turned down^. I was 'about to give-Ufc4? despair when-1 was advised to try Doan's Kidfney Pills. I got a supply ami the first box gave me relief. I continued and my back stopped aching and my kidneys wete-atrengtlicaeiL-LL wa?n4- long-be fore T was restored to gogd^health. Since then, f ~tiave 6een accepted by I three life insurance companies." Price 60c. Foster-Milburn .Co.. j Prnn? | flyflnlo. X. Y. "1 I Every now and then we read where |somo sage declares men arrr superior -t* worn mi unri If?until wo : get home. I Am Stili In The BOTTOM doing the best I can under these war conditions. I think I can make you as good prices as anybody. i COME AND SEE J. W. PERRY Expert ia no Tuner Here Mr. A- L Henderson, an expert piano tuner, is with us this week. If you need his services call us. ; / W. E. White Furniture Company tcuisburg, N. C. FIRST OAS MASKS MADE BY WO. MEN OF ENGLAND AM) FRANCE The use of gas in warfare dates back to about 400 B. C. The Spartans saturated wood with pitch and sul phur and burned it under the walls of cities which they were attacking For several centuries gas has not been used in warfare and the Hague convention definitely ruled against t"TT However, Oil Afcrii 22, 1915, the Germans liberated ureal'duuds of gas against Canadian troops near Ypres. ifcrrtbie destruction.str& tion resulted from this first gas at tack.and within a week England was nV&kinK^pfons .for gas warfare against the Germans. Sonn nffpr Uha-fir*tt German -%aS~TLV~ tack English and French women sent to the fruni huudrerts~Pf thousands oi homemade gas masks. For the most part they were merely bandages im pregapted with chemicals to wrap a. round tfri? mouti> and nnsr?Thosp em ergency" masks saved many lives but afforded only limited protection. -a?fclnslo iinny, a single people. tOUSBl'RG WINiS rtlOM FRANK LINTOX On Friday, March 8th. the Loulsburg high,school basket ball team defeated the Franklinton team by the score of 30-7. The game was played on the Louisburg court. The first half was of much Interest. Not many fouls were made on either side. At the close of the first half the score jyas 15_-3_in favor "of LoUisburg. The second half moved on very smoothly excent two boys got In a little scrap, and had to J>e put out of tb^ Hani? -aeore "was*~30-7'.1 besides a large crowd Nof High school pupils, a large number of college girls and ccfuntry people wit nessed the game. t ?? TH K PNEUMONIA SEASON ?cold-,---damp wither of March seems to be the most favorable for the pneumonia germ. Now is the time to be careful. Pneumonia often re sults from cold. The quicker a cold is gonon rl'd of the less tne danger. As soon as the flYst indication of a cold appears take__Chamhiirhilii!??' (VujkIi?Kuilli'dy. As lo the value of t )?, ic pr^pn r:i t inn _ used- it. Sate. on Time We will liavc 50 Head of young Mules and horses to arrive next week. Give us a look before you buy.
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