Heavy and Fancy Groceries
K JOB need Floor, we irlfe you the be?t at the lowest possible |>rK>. A hlich crude patent Guaranteed to
|1MM yim. II yoa nate n't tried Larro for your cows try one or two sas** and If h doesnTt \>uj bring ui
the empty sacks and get your money back^Uhe It a test. It's a guaranteed cow feed.
It Make* no difference how ffiweh or hon Mttmll an order jon ??end or how nad how little
you feel like eating we can, and are more than rind to till your order.
We had a man to bring us the following ordeT a t'ay or so aro (written by his Itfe of course) .He
?alti they were delicate and the l)r. did not allow then to eat unythlng much in meat's vegetables cereuls
fiulta iud cauued yuuds. ? ?? ?
jHLtjKOTHER> COMPANY, I'ltasf send-orer ?t ?vm -
~1?Sttgat-Cured Ham
i Horn?; Cured Shoulder
1 Home Cured Side
2 Lbs. B"B Sausage
2 Lbs Boneless Hani
2 Lbs Sliced Bacon
2 Lbs Klngans all Pork Sau
sage . ??
~I CtT LIiik sausage
2 OM Hens
3 Frying Sire Chicken?__i
2 BrolleTs
ONLY A F EH''VEGETABLES
Pk. Irish Potatoes
Fk. Sweet Potatoes
3 Lbs. Cabbage
1-2 Gal. Butter Beans
1 Qt. White Peas
3 Bunches Turnips
3 Heads Lettuce
~S .Bunches Celery
Jl'ST A Fl W ( I REALS
3 Pkgs. Oat >frit
2 Pkgs. Com ?''lakes
2 Pkgs. Post Toastes
1 Pkg. Shredded Wheat
1 Pk?. PufTeTi K tee
1 Pkg. PulTed Wheat
1 Pkg. Grape Nut-*
2 Pkgs. Grits
- I'ks. Rice
A SMALI. QI AXTITV OF
FRl'lT
3 Grape Fruit
1 Poz. Oranges
1 Doz. Bananas
1 k. Apples
Fkg. Raisins
1 Lb. Raisins
L Lb. Figs
3 Pkgs. Dates ?
3 Lbs. California Peaches
2 Lbs. Apricots
f. Lbs. Primes
.V KEW C INS Of t'AWKIt
(.(KI IKS
1 Can Pork juid_Beans . .
T Can ISrains
1 (,'an Corned Beef
1 Can Sausage '
1 Can Sardines^
! Can flaiiibngj Steuk??
1 Can Vegetable Soup
1 Can Chicken Soup
1 Can Soup Mixture
1 Can Corn
1 Can Tomatoes
I Can Garden Peas
1 Can Snaps?
1 Can Sweet Potatoes
1 Can Asparague Tips
1 Can Peaches
1 Can Pears
1 Can Cherries
SOME STAPLE GROCERIES: 1-4 D Flour, 10 Lbs. Sugar. 5 Lbs. Lard. Pkg. Sodu. 1 Box Raking Pow.
Hers. rug. Sail. 1-2 Gal. Vlmumi. 1 Gal. Millars. 1 J Du^ I'ukus 3uai?. 2 L lit. auirch. 1 BttvGolil Diretr
Vhe Dr. does not w?m ua imlmik anything^?? yott ?of fend anything b?t 3-Lbs. ('offoo. 1 H>. Tea.
1 Lb. Postum. 1-2 Doz. Cans everyday Milk. 3 cans Condensed Milk, 2 Pkgs. Cocoa.
WE CAN FILL YOl'R ORDERS ON SHOR-TNOf TrE TTiKfrEW-N-KK THINGS TO EAT. PHONE. Oil,
COME TO SEE VS. 1
ALLEN BROTHERS CO.
Everyl hing for Everybody
LOUISBURf*, North Carolina
Moulting Hens
Need Purina Chows
Moult dragging? Your hens
don't get enough protein.
Feed it to them or they'll rob
their body-tissues to get it
and laying will come to a
sudden stop. Feed Purina
Chows. Give your hers the
material they need for both
feathers and eggs, and you
will be repaid many times
over.
More-Eggs Guarantee
The Purina Mills gv*rmnt?m that you
wfll get mori rnggm or jrrmr mommy
wb?n TOU fMd Purina Chows as
Pbooa us.
L.. P. HIOKS
ON THE CORNER
HALE OF REAL E8TATE.
Under and by Tlrtu* of tha power
mm* authority contained In that doad
at trust nmm by out* Coppadge
aad Unto Oo||l<ti to Bw T. Holden
it**, on th* Hth day of May. 111*.
4ab raglatered tm Offloe of Rif
r M Deed? tor Franklin County In
"" ? paca m, datanlt tetini
ta tki Itfltnt or th? ln
Mcured and da
ft* to fbraeloa* by
I will aatt at pab
express Creek Township, Franklin
County, adjoining the lands of T. P.
Dean, Charlie Vbilm, J. C. Bowd?n
and others, containing 50 acrss mor?
or less, and being the landa owned by
Hod?? Copped*? at the time of hU
death. The Interest and estate here
by conveyed being all the right, title
and Interest which descended to (Nile
Coppadge from his father, Hodge Oop
pedge, deceased, Joined by Ltssle Oop
pedge the surTlrlng widow of Hodge
Ooppedge to oonrey her Mower inter
est and estate in CHlte Ooppedge's
?hare or Interest in said lands.
rhla the lat day at Noresnher, |Mi.
11-44? BKN T. HOLDBN, Traatee.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of a decree of
ilia Superior 'part (11 Kriinltlin Com
ty, maje in the special proceeding en
titled J. R. White, administrator of
J. M. White, deceased, et al. vs.
Mary A. White, widow, and W. H.
White et als. heirs at Jaw, the under
signed will on Tuesday tne 15th day
of November, 1921, commencing at
twelve o'clock noon, sell on the prem
ises hereinafter described, at public
auction to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing described real estate, situated
in Dunns' Township, Franklin County,
North Carolina:
(1). The tract of land known as
the H.J. Bell home place, containing
seventy-eight (78) acres, more or less
and bounded on the North by the land
of J. A. Perry, on the East by the
land of E. P. Dodd, on the South by
the second described tract nerein, and
on the West by the Wesley-Pippin
tract hereinafter described.
(2). The tract of land known as
lot No. 2 of the H. J. Bell land, con
taining 74 1-2 acres, more or less, and
I bounded on the N. by tne H. J. Bell
home place, on the E. by the lands of
lE. P. Dodd and S. J. Alford, on the
8. by the land of M. T. Howell, and
| on the W. by the Wesley-Pippin tract.
| '3). The tract of land known as
i the Wesley-Pippin place, containing
150 acres, more or less, and bounded
Ion the N. by the land of J. N. Perry,
Ion the E by the two tracts of land
I just above described, on the 9? by the
j land of ST. T. Howell, and on the W.
jfcy the lands of G. F. Aiiord and oth
ers.
These three tracts of land will be
ofTered for sale in lots and small farms
varying In area from Ave to forty
acres. A plot and survey of the same
will be exhibited on the day ot the
sale for the benefit of nil bidders.
(4). The reversion after the life
estate of Mary A. White widow. In the
tract ot land known as the j. M.
White home place, upon which he re
sided at the time of hts death, contain
ing >7 acres, more or less, and bound
ed on the N. by the land of Mra. Ber
lin? Mullen, on the R. ny the land of
H. H. Mullen and the estate of O. I>.
Tant, on the 8. by the lands of W. A.
Mullen and R. P. Dodd, and on the
W. by the land of the heirs of W. A.
Mullen, Sr., deceased.
(S). One vacant lot m the town of
Bunn, bounded on the N. by the lot of
J. H. Weathers, on the R. by an al
lay, oa the 8. by the lot of c." T. Uhev
ee, on )he W. by main street, contain
ing S?00 square feet.
(?). One storage bouse, twenty by
forty feet, situated on the rlgK of way
[of the Montgomery Lumber Company
In said town of Bunn.
Terms of sale: One third cash,
one third payable one year from the
day of the aala, and one-third payable
two years from the day of the aala, the
deferred payments to bear Interest at
the rata of ? per eent. and tka title to
be reserved an til the parshaae prtee
la paid la fan. The reveissoaery la
teraat la tha t? acre tract (No. 4)
towwaf will be aoM for afl eaah.
The al
h
uated Dear the thriving town of Bunn,
nud contain boom of the a neat tobacco
laud? la this section, This aale will
afford a splendid opportunity to any
one desiring to purchase a small (arm
of highly producer? land In. a "gpten
did neighborhood with nne schools
and churches nearby. This the 15th
davtif e<*o?r, 1921. ?
10-21-? J. R. WHITE.
....I Pnminl??lil?i.r
n. :
,. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Mr. Jame? Duvis, colored, annouu
Euralee to Mr. Roger T. Alston, on
Friday. September 2nd, 1921.
11-18-lt.
?As we iinrienHanri it. thla Wa.lune
ton Conference is to be a kind of Dis
?rmag<ddon.?New York American,
NOTICE SALE OF AUTOMOBILE,
UNDER MECHANIC'S LIEN.
Mrs. Emma Sledgu Parrlsh wilt
take notice that under and by virtu*
of Section 2435 consolidated Statute*
of North Carolina, and the Ilea there
by gtven to mechanics for repairs on
personal property, the undersigned^
will on Saturday, Nov. 19, 1921, In"
front of the Court House In Louls
burit. N. C., Ht abuul llie?hour?ofJ
noon, olfer for Bale to the highest bid
der, for cosh, that Corbltt 5 passenger
Touring car No. 211, Model F.. motor
uuntl>ei not ftmnd. pmcaa By JMU' Xm'
repairs with the undersigned; . and
that sale will be made to pay the re
pairs thereon made at her request.
This Nov. 1, 1921.
ALLEN MACHINE COMPANY.
Wm. H. & Thos. W. KUftlh.
Attorneys. ll-4-3t
Columbia Dry B?tttric?
work better and last
longer
r bells and buzzer?
?foe therm oataw ?
?for gas eoginci
foe dry battery lighting
t? closet, cellar, garret,
barn? etc.
? for ignition on the Ford
while ttartina- Pu t ? n c n d
to cold weather "balk*"
TW world'i mat famous dry
med where graif of
indir idmsl cells is needed.
Spring Clip Bind'
img Posts at ho extern chart*
You want
the quick start?
START your Ford car quick, no
matter how cold the weather, on
a Columbia "Hot Shot" Ignition Bat
tery No. 1461. One package, 6 volts.
Superior 10 a wiied-up Kiimp of ordi
nary-eeHsi Works-better, lasts-longer^
Ideal for stationary gas engines, too.
For bells and buziers, you need but
?ne-Gekirabia-'-iBelLRinser."" Little
package?big power.
Sold by electricians, auto accessory shops
The name Columbia is on the label.
Columbia
Diy Battfries
* ? m ? i ?i. ? m mm????
To Tax Payers
The 1921 tax books are now in
my hands for collection, and 1
per cent discount wiH be al
lowed to all those who pay on
or before December 1st.
H. A. KEARNEY, Sheriff
If Service and Price Counts
Then visit my store, where you will find any
thing yon want usually carried in a first class, up
to-date Grocery Store. We don't sell the cheapest
goods, but the best goods cheapest.
Leave your orders for Ice. We give you the
best possible service and always'the right price.
A. S. WKiGS
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
PR. O. B. BONNER
o f
l)r?. Bonner ft Bonner
Ere, Ear, .Nose ana Throat
i Raleigh, North Carolina
i Win l)U In Loulubuxg QU Thursday
of each week.- Office over Scoggln's
DfUH Btuie.
1)K. R. V. 1ARH0R0CGH
I'lljslcluu and Surgeon
.. " Sfc
Office In Blckett and Yarborouga
Building.
Office Phoi?e 296 Residence Phone 23
UH. W. M. MORTCN
fire Opeulallet
Office In Hotel Building
Loulsbur*. North Carolina
?t tfc ATWOOB NEWELL.
Attoraej-At-Law.
LOUlnmifH. 11. C. Phone ??49
Office In First National Bunk Building
General 4*i aeUee ?- -
I wish to advise my patients and
the public generally that after the 1st
of September my business will be on
a Citoli biyjls when work 1? cnmnlBrpil
DR; ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING
S. I1. IIUIl'J. JI. 1?.
Offices over Scoggln's Drug 3tor?.
Hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m? and 4 to
6 P. m.
DR. W. R. BASS.
Veterinarian
Loulsburg, N. C.
qparinl nimntlnn in Hnaa and Dogs.
Office and Hospital F, filet's
Stable. Calls ?answered day or night.
Phones, 4}a' - 66 Night 335
DR. II. M. BEAM
WOOD, N. C.
[ Drug Co. -
MR. ?.
Loulsburg, H. C.
Office In the First National Affile
Building os Main and Nash Sts.
VT. M. PERSON.
ATTflHNRV-AT-l .AW
Loulsburg, North Carolina
-practice tn all courts. OlDce erf Main
Street.
TFE. J. B. IrtTtS
Physician
Loulsburg, North Carolina
Office Church St. Next to Loulsburg
?? BuUllllf, Wuihe
Hours:?8_to_10; 1 to 3; 6To 8~P?M.
Telephone: Office 64-1 Ring
Res. 64-2 Rings.
B. B. White B. H. Maleae
WRITE k HALONE
LAWYERS
. i^inlahnrg. North Carolina
general practice, aettleBsent of 'ee
ites fund* lnveatod. Ono member of
' ? firm always In tho oCce.
DR. H. B. JOHNSON
Phynlrlan..
Lonislinrg, North Carolina
Offices Adjoining Aycock Drug Co.
Tataphonas'i ? Pay 28? ---?KlBht-lO.
UR. J. E. MALONE. ..
Loulsbure, North Carolina
?ce In Aycack Drug Store, Market
Street. Office Practice UHrgery
and consultation.
J. 0. NEWEL)i, ?. D.
Loulsburg, N. -
Office in First National Bank Building
Will he at Loulsburg regularly
Day Phono 249 ? Night Phone 243-2
0. M. BEAjiI
Attorncy-at Law
Loulsburg, N. C.
Offices over old Tar River Drug Co.
Practice tn an courts.
\j
Km. H. ItufBn, Thos. W. Ruffln
WM. M. Jt THOS. W. BUFFIN
Attorneys-at-Law
Loalsbarg, t North Carolina
General practice, both civil and crim
inal, In Franklin and adjoining conn -
'lea, Supreme and Federal Courts.
Offices In First National Bank
Building.
REMEMBER YOUR DEAD.
L6t n* submit designs and prices on
a nice up-to-date Monument or Tomb
stone to be erected at the grave of your
oved one. Photos burned on China.
HENDERSON ORANITE * MARBLE
WORKS.
Henderson North Carolina.
THE CITY BARBER SHOP
Under Franklin Hotel
Loalsbarg, North Carolina
Only barber shop In Loulsburg run
by white man. The best of service at
most reaaonable prices guaranteed.
Cleaning and pressing departmant In
connection. Clothea aent for and de
livered promptly.
STKGALL BROS.
UlUuf. N. C.
Wa have purchased the shop former
ly occupied by Otcar Stegall and will
ran same at tha mom stand. Satii
faction and cloalilfiiaae shall be bur
motto. Plenty of hot running water
and clean towel a. '
Kr. P. LaDake, Farmer, Sava, "Ton
| Bet Rata C?n Bite Threagh Metal"
"I had feed bins lined with line last
year, rata got through pretty soon.,
waa out $11. A *1.16 pitf. of RAT
SNAP killed so many rat# that I'rm
never been without It since. Our col
lie dog narer touched RAT-fNAP:"
You try It. Thtaa alses, lie, Me, ll.tS
Sold aad guaranteed by Allen Broa?
Co, and Ayooek Drag Co. _