PROFESSIONAL tOLUWN
DE. O. B, BON.NEB
o t
Dm Hoaaer A Doaaw
Eye, lu, Nose and Throat
Balelgh, North Carolina
Will be In Loulsburg on Thursday
of each week. Office over Scoggln'a
JJrug Store.
DB. li. F. 1ARBOROCOH
Physician and Surgeon
, Lonlsbargi N. C.
Office In Blckett and Yarborough
Bulldtay
Offlce Phone 256 Residence Pliuue S8-]
UH. W. B. BOBTGK
Eye Specialist
oaice In Hotel Building
Ijoalsborc. North Carolina
a. AT WOOD ME WELL.
Loulahnig. N. C. Phone 24? I
Office In First Nation^ Bank Building |
~ " Obupi al 1'iacUc??a
I wish to advise my patients and
the public generally that after the 1st
of September my business will be on
a C'ashAmsls when work Is completed.
DR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING
* S. P. BURT, M. D.
Loulsburg, N. C.
Offlooa
Hours 11 a, m. to 1 p. m., and 4 to [
B p. m.
DB. W. B. BASS.
Veterinarian
LoulBburg, N. C.
Special alien t ion to Hugs and Dags.
Office altfB Hospital -at?ft. Fi fulls!'?
BtttOtes-^GaUa BniwptvrT day or nighL
Phones, ba 66 Night 336 :
DB. H. M. BEAM
WOOD, N. C. }
Offices ai wood Drug Co. - t
OR. D. jf. SMITH WICK.
Loulsburg, N. C.
> Jca In the First National Bank
building on Main and Nash Sts.
W. M. PKBSON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Loulsburg, North Carolina
?mice in all courts. Offlce on Mala |
? Otl'Mt- ? ?? ?
DB.^J. B.^DATIS
Loulsburg, North Carolina I
Office Church St. Next to Loulsburg,
Bottling Works
Hours: 8 to 10; 1 to 3; 6 to 8 P. M. j
T-Unhone: QglCe 64-1 Ring
Kes. ??-]! Klllft.?
B. B. White B. II. IsltM |
WHITE * MALONB
LAWT8BB
Loulsburg, North Carolina
aeneral practice, settlement ot ea-1
Utes funds investod. Ons member ol |
! ? > firm always iS? the eBea.
DR. H. 0. PERRY
DB. B. H. JOHNSON|
Physicians t Surgeons
Loulsburg, rth Carolina
rijfloou_ IS niiii-|t-T7i ~
""Telephones: . Day 287 Night 10
DB. J. B. SALONI.
Loulsburc, North Carolina
ace In Aycock Drug Store, Market |
Street, Offlce i Practice Liurgery
and consultation.
J. 0. Nj
Lotil?
Office In Flrrii q
Will be at Lou;
Day Pho?e7249
coi
Nk
Offices
WELL, M. D.
[burg, N. ?
atlonal Bank Building^
sburg regularly
Night Phone 249-2 I
BEAM
y-at Law
rg, N. C.
Tar River Drug Co.
In all courts.
Wm. HjRuffln,
Loulebtrg,
General practice!
Frankllft
lupreme
Jces In Fi
Bi
tnal, In
ties, 9
oi
HENDEpSON GI]
Wi
Hekderson
CITY
Thos. W. Ruffln I
WAf. ><? & 1>I0S. W. RDFFIN
Attonjeyn-ai-Law
North Carolina
both civil and crlm
and adjoining coun
ncj Federal Courts.
3Bt National Bank
tiding.
RfcMEMBEIt YC'jn DEAD.
Let v 3 submit < eatgns and prices on I
a nice ip-to-da t o Monument or Tomb
stone t< be erecte at the grave ot your |
oved oje. Photop burned on China.
ANITE & MARBLE I
?RKS.
North Carolina)
BARBER SHOP
hder Frinklin Hotel
I.nulsbura, I North Carolina
Only barber ihip In Loulsburg run
by* white Ben. The best ot service at
most reasonably prices guaranteed.
Cleaning /and pressing department In
connection. Clothes Sent for and de
livered promptly.
5TEGALL BROS.
Barbers
Loulsburg. IT. 0.
We have purchased the shop former
ly occupied by Oscar Stegall and will
run same \t the same stand, Satis
faction anAcleanllnees shall b? our
motto. Planar ot hot running water
and clean to
Tear Money Back It Bat-Snap Doesn't
Come Up to These Claims.
RAT-8NAP is abac lately guaranteed
to kill rats and piice\ Cremates them
Rodents killed with 1U.T-SNAP leave
no small. Rata pass >up all food to
get at RAT-SNAP. Ttfelr first meal
Is {heir last. RAT-SNAIt comes In
cakes. No mixing. CatV or dogs
won't touch It. Three slieV 86c, 66c,
$1.26. Sold and guv*nteedV>y Allen
Brot. Oo. and Aycock Drng
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. V JOHNSON. KdlUr w4 luiw
?TAR DBOPS?
nd4y Is
firet Monday.
I ?Court adjourned Saturday after
noon tor the term.
?Christmas 1? almost h-re. Do
j your shopping early.
?Cotton sold lu L<oulsburg yester
-<tay tor 17 cents a pound.
?The County Council of Home Dem
ionstratloa l-'lubs will meet Monday.
?The tobacco sales uie paat-*Bek
have been fairly heavy and bringing
good prices as compared with other
market? Tim who
have sold here were well yltiased. with,
thetr returaa.
?SEBTTtTS AT ST. PAUL'S CHL'HCH
Rev. N. Collin Hughes, Rector,
will hold services at St. Paul's church
next Sunday as follows: Sunday
school and Bible class at 10 a. m..
Morning Prayer and sermon and ad
ministration Of the Holy Communion
at 11 a. m.
? All cordially invited to attend.
'1 UK YOUTH'S CUMPAA1UN HOgg
CALENDAR FOR 1922.
The Publishers of The Youth's Com
panion are sending to every subscrib
er whose subscription ($2.60) Is paid
for 1922 a Calendar for tne new year.
dark blue, and besides giving the days"
or the current month in bold leglbte
ing and succeeding monins in small
er type iu the margin. The Compan
ion Home Calendar has been publish
ed in standard form for many years
and Is everywhere in quest because of
its convenience and novelty.
COLOltrH (iUAI)H) SCHOOL.
Since taking charge of the school it
has grown in number anu interest.
We have enrolled up to Nov. 23rd, 318,
with an average attendance of 185.
I feel very grateful to my whits and
colored friends for the Interest they
have taken in me ana the school.
Our Stiptr Prof. Mill? has fregn vary
kind to us in every way.
I am teaching the children to be po
We are very anxious to have cook
ing and sewing for the girls and some
industrial training for our boys, that
they may have som? special aim in
life and prepare themselves to make
real men and women ana at tbe same
time to be useful citizens. I often say
to the boys and girls under my care,
always have some work to do and stay
off the streets. I don't know any
where In North Carolina thai the white
people have any more Interest In the
colored people than right here * In
beuiabupg! and 1 want . our?vbite
friends to know that we know our
place and always appreciate what they
do for us.
QEORGE Cj_JfiI ?I
3r ,T ,ARO,
"PrTncTpal
GIFTS THAT LAST
atch |sr.tirp>
r?r the iccunie
? acrupte that
ti'iirfcif 'C of
id :nci .
Hon V Fntrhev.
us fl uw you
im men.
?Ih*
RaIlro?d
RMraiktr your frle^di with t gift
that they will appreciate tor jearn.
I hare aa exeepttoaaftjr targe llae of
Jtwelry aad Cat dlan? tkat mint be
?eld. Mj prWi have heea eat la two
end the harola* I elfer will axtonhh
j on. Before y?a oeleet joar Riffs
a 11 and tee wh?t I hare
L. W. PARRISH
JEWELER
I OUISBUR?, North Carollaa
Bull-Dog
Drummond
The Adventures of a
Demobilized Officer Who
Found Peace Dull
by CYRIL McNEILE
-SA?PEX"
nxusT*ATioNs rr
IRWIN MYERS
C?vn<ctM kr lla. H. Una C?.
CHAPTCR X
In Which tha Hun Nation D
??? h fry f>nt
ONE
Drummond had yielded to Impulse
the blind, all-powerful Impulse of any
man who 1b * maa to gW 1? the wom
an he lores If ?he wants him. Aa h?
had dashed aeroes the lawn tO Th?
Elms, with the American's warning
orr echoing In hI? ?.m, h.? h-,; f-^,n
Incapable of serious thonrht Subcocv
sdously he had known that, from ev
ery point of view, It was the act of a
madman, that he was deliberately put
ting bis head Into what, la all prob
ability, was u carefully ure pared
nooee; that, from every point of view,
he could- hoi p PhyHS better by re
when a girl sji rick v and the mun wl>o
lore? her tinnrs._ir, arguments begin
to look tired. And what little caution
might har? remained to Hugh com
pletely-vanished as ha saw the glrL
watching blm with agonized terror In
her face, from an upstair window, an
ha daatmd ap in tin bouse/?It ?ni
only for a brief second that he saw
her; then ah* di nappes r?d suddenly,
as If snatched away by Hum Invisible
person.
"I'm coming, darling." Us had given
one wild about, and hurled himself
tlwosgh the deor which lad Into the
h?a from the gardec. A daiallng
light ef intense brilliance had shene
In hU face, momentarily blinding him ;
oif a unahlng blow on Lhe_
baek ef his head. One groping, wild
step forward, and Hi^h Umoimoad,
dl?ly cxmadoas at m?ci all Hand him,
had pitched fffward on faee kito
alter etill.rl
"IPs toe aaay." Laklngioa's ?uaer
Ing retce broke the alienee, as he
looked vindictively at the ueoascitus
man.
"So ytm have thought before,
Henry," chuckled Petera?. "And h?
always bobs up somehow. If yoa take
my advice you'll anich him off-l?ers^
and now, and run uo further rifcks.
"Kill him while he's unconscious?"
Laklngton laughed evilly. "No, Oarl,
uil uunsa irnt jfecumstances what
ever. He has quite irteajaUi acore
to pay, and by God! lie's Holng Lo YHT
It this time." He stepped forward
and kicked Drummond twice In the
ribs with a cold, animal fury.
"Well, don't kick him when he's
down, guv'nor. You'll 'ave plenty o'
time after."" A hoarse voice from the
circle of men made Laklngton look up.
"You cut it out, Jem Smith," he
snarled, "or I might And plenty of
time after for others beside this young
swine." The ex-puglllst muttered un
easily under Ids breath, but said no
more, and It was Peterson who broke
the silence.
"What are you going to do with
him?"
"Lash him up like the other two,"*
returned Lakington, "and leave him
to cool until I get back 'tomorrow.
But I'll btlng him round beftifco I go,
and ,1rast talk to him for a l!t>h?. i
wouldn't llko him not to kpow what
was going to happen tp him. Antic
ipate is always delightful." He
turned to two of the men standing
near. "Curry him Into my room," he
ordered, "and another of you got the
rope."
And so It was that Algy Longworth
and Toby Sinclair, with black rage
and fury In their hearts, watched the
limp form of their leader belug car
ried Intb the central room. Swathed
In rope, they sat motionless and Im
potent, In their respective chairs,
while they watched the same process
betng performed on Druminond. He
was no amateur at the game, was "tie
rope-winder, and by the time he had
finished. Hugh resembled nothing so
much as a lifeless brown mummy.
Only bts head wo* free, and that lolled
forward helplessly.
lakington watched the performance
for a time; then, wearying of It, he
strolled over to Algy's chair.
"Well, you puppy." he remarked,
"?re you going to try shouting again?"
He picked up the rhlnoceros-hlde rld
Ing-whlp lying on the floor, and
bent H between his hands. "That
wale on your face greatly Ifcnproves
your beauty, and next time you'll get
two, and a gag as well."
"How's the Jaw, you horrible bit of
dreg?" remarked Algy insultingly, and
Toby laughed.
"Don't shake his nerve, Algy." he
Implored. "For the first time In his
fllthy life he feels safe In the same
room as Hugh."
The taunt seemed to madden I*k
Ington, who sprang across the room
and lashed Sinclair liver the face. But
even after the sixth cut no soOnrt came
from the helpless man, though the
blood was streaming down Inside his
CPl'ar His eyfSj, calm and sneering,
SPECIAL PRICES ON AUTOMOBILE
TIRES, TUBES ADTD ALL ACCESSORIES
From Nov. 11 th to Dcc. 1 st
. *
All Tires and Tubes Standard Makes
Good Year Brunswick Oakleaf Goodrich
FABRIC TIRES
30 x 3 $10.50
32x31-2 17.50
32x 4 22.00
CORD TIRES
32x4 $36.00
^nnri-2 usaaixiM ? 21.00 30 *04-2
32 x 31-2 29.00
32 x 4 36.00
TUBES
30 x 3 $1.69
32 x 3 1-2 1.98
32 x 4 2.49
All other sizes Reduced in same proportion.
Special Prices on Spark Plugs and Tire and Tube
~~~ Patchings
A PI CARBON PKOOff
Essex Plugs 69c Each
In Ten 60c Each
. AT?, TITAN
7-8 h'i'tr. P1uks ?? . . each
"Tn l.ots of Ten wie cacli
Special Prices on?monkey grip patches
Motor Meters
c
Tire Covers
1-3 Price
CHAMPION X Spark Plugs
Fur Funis for .. s./..... 51c
SIMMONS Hig^'Grade Plugs
{?'or . ... _.... V...... 29s each
AUTOMOBILE ROBES
$6.00 Robes ... .Jp~. ... *2.!N
?IIUhi ^I?ohos? ? li.ll)
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL USED CARS DURING THIS
SALE
Oil v Severi Pa:''f-ntr''r Brft One A-veu Davis.
15.00 Roben 8.89
20.00 KoT>es~ 9.98
One Five Passenger Oak la mL < hyb 7 Passenger Cadillac 8.
All in good mechanical condiU^n^
New Vulcanizing Plant Installed "_/_L
? trr-charge of MR. LEITP0WELL, afa Expert " '
Save your old T nes and Tubes and have them repaired. All work promptly done and
Guaranteed by Mr. Powell. - /
Get More Mile a Out ot-Yoar-Tires aad Tubes.
oar Tires s
S MO
HIN E S- H O D G E S M OTQR COT"
_ Buick, Hudson and Essex Automobiles . _ ?.?
L0UISBURG, : ? : North Carolina
of sJw ravlngjiian In front
of blm without ~a"qWvttr.'smii-^clasfc.
Peterson himself Intervened.
"Stop It, Laktngton." His voice was
?tern as he caught the other's op
"Stop It, Laklngton." HI* Vele? Wu
8tern We Caught the Other*? Up
raised Arm.
raised arm. '"Hifit's enough for tine
time."
For a moment It aeem<vl as ft" I .nk -
Ington would hare struck PHerson
himself; then he controlled himself,
and, with an ugly laugh, flung the
whip Into a corner.
"I forgot," he said alowly. "It's the
leading dog we Want?not the puppies
that run after him yapping." He spun
round on his heel. "Have you fin
ish?! T"
The rope-artist bestowed a final
touch to the last knot, and surveyed
his handiwork with Justifiable pride.
"Cold mutton," he remarked tersely,
"would he lively compared to hlra
wiifji he wakes up."
(TO BE CONTINUED)
FOR FIR8T OLAS8 JOB PRINTING
PHONE NO. 283.
LIVED YEARS 0*
ma All AND MILK
For More Than Decade Malady Of Alj>
bania Woman Was Continually
pint? Her Strength.
Mrs. H. P. Barrett, of ifepublic.
suburb o! Birmingham, Ala/gives the
tacts ot her remarkable Experience
with Tanlac as follows:
"During the pa^t foi^teuu years I
have spent more than/>ne thousand
dollars trying to get rjfi ot a complaint
that was gradually jppping my stren
gth. but until I goy hold ot Taniac
nothing helped mar For the past four
years I have li?ed almost entirely on
milk and bre?<3, and finally even that
went against me.
"Before I had finished the first bot
t!? ur Talilni; I gol BO 1 couia eat any
thing. an,d I^certainly bless the day I
*rsLgQt tEis"medlclne lor I believe It
tets"aanea y wira to-my Hfg. * -The pro
pie in my neighborhood were so sur
prised at the change in me that four
teen of them by actual count are now
taking Tanlac."
"Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere." AdT.
EXTENDS APPRECIATION.
As a citizen of Louisburg I wish
express my appreciation to the Coun
ty Commissioners for not contrUnynng
?500 to the County Fair.
MRS. R. R. JfARBrtS.
WANTED. AT ONCC?102 yDTCKS.
12-2-it / l. p. Micks.
Coiumota L>ry Batteries
work better nnd lut
longer
?for belli and butwri
?for thermostats
?for gas engine?
?for dry battery lighting
In donet, cellar, garret,
barn, ett.
?for Ignition nt the Ford
while (farting. Putanend
to cold weather "balka"
Tht world'* moti famomt dry
fmttrry. u?*d *rk*T* gromp of
indtridmml ctllt it a ttdrd.
Fahn+*t<xk .Spring Clip 0mi
ing Pr>?#? mi no r*tra cA?rrge
How many /
uses you have for
Columbia^
FOR bells, buaers, thermostats,
alarms, etc., use Columbia "Bell
Ringer." Little package of big power.
You need but one.
For gas engina ignition; for tractor
ignition; for igrtftion ontheFordwhil?
starting; alwaw Columbia"Hot Shot"
Ignition Battery No. 1461. Starts
quick, regardless of cold weather.
Solid package of 4 cellpower (6 volts).
Fits under/the front seat of the Ford.
Sold by Electrician*, auto supply ihop*
? nd Kartah, hardware and general a?oce*>
and Imumcni dealer*. Look lot iha r??
ColunMa on the label.
Cohimbi
Diy Ba1