Keep It
Handy
Ward off attacks of grip,
cold? and indigestion by timely
medication with the thoroughly test
ed and reliable remedy of the Ameri
can household -
PERUNA
It's better to be safe than sorry.
Many a loo* apeli of dlstxeulotf si "
mil h t have been prevented if this |
remedy had been reeorted to In the Aral
Ma*M. Any article that haa been efficiently
need for nearly half a century haa prored
lis rabe. Tablet form If you deaire 1l
At your druffUt*.
m PEK UNA CO.
Future Opportunity
Among the patrons of this Institu
tion manj ar? accumulating funds for
future use?holdlug money until It Is
needed.
For their convenience, we Issue Time
Certificates of Deposit maturing In
from four to tlx months, and bearing
Interest at 4 per cent.
There Is In these Time Deposits ?
combination of secarity and profit,
which makes them particularly desir
able for temporarily Idle surplus
funds.
The Citizens Bank
HENDERSON, 3T. C.
"THE LEADING BANK IN THIS SECTION"
RESOURCES ?1,250,000.00
Why Pay High
Prices A
for Horses, Buggies and Harness^ When all of
the above mentioned can be bought cheaper from
Yarboro than ony one.
If there is any doubt in your mind about this
statement just price what I have and see if you
don't save money.
0 Y. YARBORO
LOUISBURG, N, C.
WHAT DO YOU WANT IN
JEWELRY
?
We are here to supply your wants, regardless
of what they may be, and we will do saja^ ac
ceptably as any jewely store.
We probably have it in stock-- just the thing
you have been wanting-?ancTif we sell it~to~you
you can rely upon its quality.
L W. PARRISH
Louisfcurg, N. C.
Clean Up Week.
Raleigh, March 25.?The municipal
authorities *nd the people of Franklin- j
ton and slfrroundlng country are being 1
appealed to by the state Insurance de. I
partment and the stata health depart
ment to Join effectively In the obser- I
vance of "Clean-Up week" April 15-20,;
during: which time, throughout the
state there Is to be a general clearing
out from residences premises and pla
ces of business and factories and
shops of all waste material and debris
that might harbor disease germs, start
a preventable fire or help along a fire
that might start from other causes.'
fire prevention and better health con.
dltlons being the two chief objects ot
the movement for a 1918 Spring clean
up week.
Insurance Commissioner James
Young and Secretary W. S. Rankin of
the state health department, ask that
the municipal authorities not only help
in arousing the people to thorough
observance of the week in cleaning
out their premlad hut t hit tt>?Y
to It that there are ample facilities
provided free of cost to the people, for
removing the trash and waste mater
ial from the streets as fast as the peo
ple clear It from cellars, attics, clos
ets, out houses and back yards. "And
the people are urged to give special
attention to making this a thorough
job and one that can but bring the
largest returns in improved health
conditions all through the summer
and the greatest possible Immunity
from preventable fires. - "
A general cleaning up this spring
can but prevent many a fire that
would otherwise bring heavy losses
to the property owners and in many
instances deprive famililes of homes
and workmen of their places of em
ployment and multiply the all.-too.
heavy fire waste that the state carries
with heavy fire Insurance rates that
can but be ultimately reduced If the
fire waste In the state is held down fo
figures consistent with cutting these
rates and still yielding fair returns to
the insurance companies that assumf
the risk*. Then, too, there are the re.
wards In Improved health conditions
for families and whole communities
and savings In doctors bills and drug
tills. So that a general and effective
observance of thl* clean-up week
means a very greatdeal to thd people
ot this community and the stat? M
large. Then, verily, let it ba_altog&*
tlier for fullest cooperatlcn and largest
ruccess for the week.
CHAMBERLAIN'S FOR COUGH RE
MEDY A FAYORITE FOR COLDS
-J. L. Easley Macon, 111., In speaking
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy says,
"During the past fifteen years It has
been my sister's favorite medicine for
colds on the lungs. I myself have
taken it a number of times when ? if
ferlng with a cold and it always re
lieved me promptly."
Many -a man who loudly proclaims
himself in favor of measures that
will work the greatest good to the
greatest number, is also firmly con
vinced that No. 1 Is the. greatest.
A CHILD HATES OIL,
CALOMEL, PILLS FOR
' * LITER A>T) BOWELS
Give California Syrup of Figs" M
eroM?, ?tek, feverish, - ?'
constipated.
Look back at" your childhood day ?
Remeanber the "dose" mother Insisted
on?castor oil, calbmel, cathartics
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
?With our clilldrmi ITs qirrerenCT
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realize what they
do- The children's revolt Is wall,
founded. Their tender little "Insldes"
are Injured by them. -i ; %' :' '
If your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only dell
clous "California Syrup of Pigs". Its
action la po?illvwt but gentle, Mllllons
uf-mothers keep this- harmlesir "fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take It; that It never falls to
rlp.an the liver and howpi^
ten the stomach, and that a teaspoon
ful given today saves a sick child to-'
mnrrnw
Ask your druggist or a bottle of
"California Syrup >of Figs," which
has full directions for babies, children
Qf all for-grown-ups plainly
on each bottle. Beware of counter,
felts sold here. See that it is made
by "California Fig Syrup Company."
Refuseany other kind with contempt
OnV^Congressman complains that
there is not enough to do in Congress
to keep him busy. Wo suggest that I
he resign l^s o..ce and help Hoover.
A OMINSTRATOR'S NOTICE
? Having qualified as administrator of
ohr. 'J. Hayes, deceased late of Frank
ii m iiinfT?\<irthi Carolina. thi^ is to
. - n r) i. f . ;?.! i
: I g.Jnxt the said estate to present t:.'-m
o the uxrte??lgned on or before :hj
r.th of Fob?TMS. All persons in
d to said ostatd will please make im
mediate payment. Tills Feb. 15. 13S.
JOHN* CADE HAYES, Admlnfstr. 'or
f John J, Hayes. Wm. H. and T!iv<
W. Ituffln, Attorney*.
i 2 ,r' ??
FOB !S.\!.K
I
I .
I>?-ln:blc Town Lots iiud Farm* Tti;
E1H? Property.
That lot and several dwelling, ro.aT
?{?e College, called the "Creek mo "
lot.
A lot and dwelling, corner NoT.lo
J and Spring Streets, occupied by Mrs.
I Pearce.
It. A- small tenant house and lot om*o
j| Hie the la?t named lot*
1i A building on hull kun Alley.
? i Two housos and lots on Reavfs i'.-iw
II If yon have property to sell see the
J undersigned.
3' Win bo koU oa easy terms. Aj>
1 ply to J. L. I'ALM&it, .Agent, or W?.
j) H. & THOS. W. RUFFIN, Attor.o.y*%
C 6-15-tf.
?! A'-V .
GARDEN WIRE
Garden Plows
i
Fertilizers
Buy Thrift Stamps
and Help Win the
War.
McKinne Bros. Co., Inc.
"Satisfaction Or Your Money Back."
Louisburg, N. C,
We sre too busy delivering Fertil
izers, Ginning Cotton and selling good?
to write. Come a n d s e e
Satisfaction Is Our Motto"
W. D.'FULLER i CO.
. .Wood, North Carolina