Protects Yen Chickens,
and sore enoaxti It does. A rat will
1mt< ?11 Other food to set SAT-SNAP
??nl It's the lut he eats. RAT-SNAP
abemically cremates the carcass.
Doesn't have to be mixed with other
food. Won't blow away, dry up, soli
safest to kill rats, mice and poachy.
Three slses, 25c, 60c $1.00, and $3.00.
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Notice.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Wm. McD. Holmes,
deceased, late of Franklin County,
? tills Is to notify all persons holding
claims against the said estate to pre
sent fhem to the undersigned on or be
fore tho 10th day of January. 1920 or
tliis notice will be plead In bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please come forward
and make immediate settlement. This
Jan. 9. 1919.
ELTON M. MITCHELL.
l-10-6t Administrator.
IF
YOUR HEAD ACHES
YOUR EYES ACR E
YOUR EYES TIRE
YOUR EYES BURN
YOUR EYES WATER
YOUR EYES SQUINT
It Is A Case For
Glasses
W . B. MORTON
LIVERY
STABLES MOVFD
I herewith apnr ;e to my
customers and al .hers wish
Ing the serrlces c i first class
livery stable, that ? jare mored
my business from the stables
on Sail: Street to accommoda
tion at the rear of my residence
on JIatr Street, where I will be
blad to serve yon at all times
with the best personal sen Ice.
J. C. Tucker
Louisburg, N. C.
Harness, Bicycles,
Automobile! Tires
Our line of the aboYe goods
Is complete^ and cheap. See
them.
Harness, Bicycle and Auto
mobile tires repaired quick
ly by an expert.
We make a specialty o! r?-?
r Mrmrrr?
Elklns Is an expert tn this
work.
EVERYTHING AT LAST
YEAR'S PRICES.
Six bicycles for sale at a
bargain, some are almost
new. .
ours to serve.
LOU1- iBURG REP, ^
SHOP
J. ehman, Prop'r.
T.of jr, Jferth C&rottir
A (iood Woman Dead.
On thi- morning of November the
ninth as the sun was shedding L*
beautiful rays over the eastern hori
zon the spirit of Mrs. Lizzie Perry took
its everlasting flight to k1ie Heavenly
mansion. She \yas truly a good wo*
was
ijjiinn.iit.mini <* re* dm
arljr life and lived a consistent mem
ber dT-^e Baptist cliurch uiull the
Master called her home. Here was
an unseli'.sh life always ready to do
her part in church and m tier'/commu
nity in sickness she c^id all she could
and though her health was not good
did all she could to make others happy
she Poved home and maae W pleasant
for all who would share her hospital
ity. To know her was to love her and
it was an inspiration to be with her
it is hard to realize that we can never
spend another pleasant evening togeth
er but we hope to meet her where thera
be no parting tears. She leaves a
husband and three sons to mourn their
loss: Mr. June Perry of Bunn. Red*
den Perry of Maplevllle and James
Perry of Margaret, and to ?her bereav
ed companion may Gods richest bless
ing rest through life and may he too
be ready when the summons comes to
meet her on the Heavenly shore.
Blessed are the dead that die In the
Lord.
?One Who Loved Her.
RESULTS TELL
There Can B? >'o Doubt About the
Results In This Vicinity.
Results tell the tale.
i doubt 1? removed.
Thr testimony of a Franki imen cii
izen.
Can be easily investigated.
What.better proof can be had?
1. G. Staunton, Frrnk'inton, X. C./
says: "A year ago I was In misery
with kidney complaint. Belug expos
ed to such bad weather so much, I
I'hink I caught cold and it settled en
my kidneys. could hardly straigh
ten. if I would bend over and my kid
neys didn't act right. Doari's were!
recommended to mo. so I bought a
box. After I Lad taken a few doses*
I felt a great deal betivr and when 'I
had finished the box. this irouble went
L. have been in fine shape since
Doan's-cu^ed me and I highly recom
mend them."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
<implv ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?ihe same that
Mr. Staunton hal. Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo.- N. Y.
In Installments, However.
Gibfc?I understand your mother-in
law is paying you a visit.
Gabb?She is. but?
Gibb?But what?
Gabb Oil. nothing, but the dear
old lady is so eonscientrou - abouv pay
ing everything: in full.
The Strong: Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than tha Weak
I Yoa must have Health. Strength and En- ,
, durance to fight Colds, Grip and Influenza,
j When your blood Is not in ft beelthy j
! condition and does not circulate properly,
I your system is unable to witfea&nd the '
j Winter ccld.
j OROVE S TASTELESS ChIR TONIC
Fortifies the System Against Coils. Grip
and Inflti. nza by Purifying and Essiching
the Blood.
It contains the well-known tonic prop-1
crties of Quinine and Iron In a form :
acceptable to the tnaet UMU lom sab,
and is pleasant to take. You can soon feel'
its Strengthening. Invigorating Effect. 60c
..POR SALE?A good 200 acre farm.
Suitable for tobacco, cotton, corn and
all general crops. Price and terms
reasonable *
11-29-tf ' S. A. NEWELL.
?-They t -11 me Bangs has i^n eat
ing too much rich focd.' 'Then no
wonder he has such poor health."
CHILDHOOD DAYS WEiiE DARK
ENED.
Little Girl Was So Irritable That
Those Who Should Hare Bees
-Her?Playmate? *Tftirirrt
Her?
There Is nothing so pi.able as a
child whose days are saddened by ill
health, as was the case with little
Sallie Phipps. daughter of Mrs. G. R.
Phipps. 52J South Street, Durham,
who describes her daughters condi
tion;
"Sallie, who is now nine years old.
was, unrtl quite recently, in such a
physical state that life was miserable
for her and every one around her
She was so nervous that the presence
of-playing children drove her almost
frantic. This was due to her health;
her digestion was poor an; her blood
became so bad itoat she developed
sores over her body. Weakened in
this manner she was an easy prey for
disease and developed pellegra. Noth
ing seemed to help her until I gave her
Peplac, which quickly brought
change ant she could soon eat solid
food without distress. Her system Is
free of PellagTa she Tias gained In
weight and strength, plays with the
other children and is as happy as any
cild could be."
Peplac is sold and recommended In
Drug Store, I
Winston
ville, T. E.. 'Holding. Wake Forest, 1
and W. W. arkcr at Henderson. Buy ,
a bottle today, it has helped others !
and will do the same for you.
For- Sale
A desirable residence and lot on
Church street, Immediate possession.
Apply to
W. D. JACKSON',
at FlraUi^tional Bank.
10-4-tf
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Only |1.50 per year in advance
The Quinine That Docs Not Affect The Head
It looks nov that we will soon begin
NEW FORD CARS
And to secure one when they begin to
come it will be necessary for you to
place your order in advance. The
Ford Motor Company requires a de
posit of $25.00 on all Ford orders?
with Agents. We are now booking or
ders for all types'of Ford cars.
Louisburg Motor Co.
SERVICE FIRST SATISFACTION ALWAYS
Rose's
WH AKi: RECEIVING NEW MEh'CHAN DISH
EVERY DAY. BELOW YOU "WILL FIND J 1ST
A FEW-ITEMS OUT OF MANY THOUSAND WK
HAVE IN STOCK. . .
Extra Special
Ladies black kil gloves..with white stitcLing, sizes 5 i-2 I'D 7. Spec
. ial at 1 n.v.>
Men's silk front shirts Vith silk cuffsrSpecial at . . $2.00
Boys corduroy pane's in dark and light^ sizes 6 to 16 Special $1.93
Ladies house dresses, all colors and sizes Special at .... $1.69
Ladies long silk gloves, tan ani white at $1.23,
Lamps complete at .98c
Mens gloves # , 35c Pair
Mens laundered^hirts, latest stripes, sizes 15 to 16 1-2 at ..$1.50
Mens handkerchiefs ......... ...T 10c
Lace curtains .... ...., f.. ."'~T ? $1.00
Childs poke bonnets at $1.69
Boys .union suits, sizes up to 16 at $1.23
Muffin pans .... ^5c an<* **5c
Biscuit-cutters ?. 5c
Knives and forks . $1.25 set
Flower baskets .' 83c
Tea pots 73c and 89c
Brry ?et? .' rr .* *750 set'
Mens hoavy sweaters .... .... .... .... T...... $1.69 and $2.06?
Ladles underwear 69c each piece
Lilies house slippers" .... .. $1.48 pair
Men and ctililrens overshoes 98c and $1.23
Ladies outing undershirts $1.00
Market baskets at 20c
Mens heavy hose ..>? 35c pair
E Z cut cake pans 20c
Dish mops 10c
3-1 oil 15c
Chlldrens mittens 20c pair
Dressing combs . ... . 25c
Purses ? 10c, 15c and 25c
[Two- Dollar Limit]
LOUISBURG, . North Carolina
WATCH OURWINDOWS
The
Strength of a Bank
Depends upon the conservativeness
and good judgment of its officers and
Directors.
Ail investigation should.convince
you that this Bank takes no chances
when handling the money of its depos
itors. For that reason it is a safe
place to bank your funds.
We appreciate small as well as
large accounts. Let us help you to
success. ~
Bunn Banking Co.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I TAKE PLEASURE IN. ANNOUNC
NIG TO THE PEOPLE OF LOUIS
BURG AND FRANKLIN COUNTY
THAT I HAVE BOUGHT OUT THE
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS OF J. S. ^HOWELL, ON
MAIN STREET ANI/ WILL CONTIN
UE THE BUSINESS. I SHALL ADD
TO THE STOCKS AND KEfiP ONE
OE THE MOST UP TO DATE ESTAB
LISHMENTS TN THE STATE AND
WILL PROTECT MY TRADE WITH
THE BEST AT THE SMALLEST
PRICES.
CALL IN TO SEE ME WHEN IN
LOUMBURO. I WANT, AT LEAST,
SOME OF YOUR- PATRONAGE AND
WILL SHOW MY APPRECIATIONS
OF SAME IN THE SERVICES AND
PRICES I GIVE.
J. S. Wflliams
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
_J,ouisburK, - - NorthJCarolina