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pcfc all the time? Are you tlonr
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i a cWichtfiil kxbag of npr
tioo. enncfa jdor blood, baikl
I flejh. and faring the bestthy
t to your tfcn.
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, as you prefer.
Glide's
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rairs ? am BlxJaff with ether food.
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Sic ?l*c (1 cake) mhsI .tor
Futry, kite bra or Cellar.
tic sis* (S cakes) for Chicken
!!??!<*, er small MMtap.
$1J6 stae <6 eafcee) eoeae* for all
fane aad oaUbaildlnirs iterate
belldtacs, or factory kalwiega.
SeM aad gaaraate*d by
CASH taKOCERT ft MAKKJET
Stop that Headache with BASTS |
HEADEASY.
His Royal Nibs *A>g?. Will appear In]
"Cherry Blossom" Dec. fStt at Star|
Uieatro.
Seeded Raisins. Bunch Raisins. Pigs,
Cocoannts, Currents, at J. W. KINO'S.
12-S-Jt
DON'T FORGET
THE PLACE AND THE DATE
THE PLACE IS F. N. SPIVEY'S
THE DATE IS EVERY DAY
To bay your heavy and fancy
~r groceries, shoes, underwear,
shirts, hosiery, Etc- A nice
line of fresh fruits always on
hand _ ,
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F. IN. Spivey
Loaisburg, N. C.
New Brick Store
Phone 322
Near Bridge
Open Day and Night
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GROCERIES
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I am pleased to announce to my friends that I have
just opened a complete and new line of Heavy and Fan
cy Groceries, Notions, etc. in the store room formerly
occupied by E. S. Ford on Xash Street, where I will be
glad to have yon call and give me at least a portion of
your patronage. I shall keep the best at all times and
give the most prompt service and closest prices.
Come in and see me.
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BRING ME YOUR COUNTRY PRODUCE
AND RECEIVE THE BEST PRICES.
N. B. Tucker
LOUISBUEO, IT. 0,
feest Service For The Least Money ?
JAR VIS
STORAGE BATTERIES
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Made in North Carolina
18 Months Unconditional Guarantee
REDUCED PRICES
Hight Phon? 280-L
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^ltonrSYLVAHIA VACUUM CTJP
with every curing
THE KIGHT WAY
TO KILL GERMS -
Here is ? powerful and
recognized disinfectant
which kills the germs.
I* your cellar unitary? Germs
will moltiply by the million over
night, in a damp, musty cellar.
Make a solution of Rfd Seal Lye
and sprinkle into all th? dark
corners, and all mustiness will
immediately disappear, leaving
your cellar Fresh and sweet
smelling.
If your kitchen sink does not
drain quickly, here is an immediate
remedy. Sift a little Red Seal Lye
into the pipes. The lye will com
bine with the grease and dirt,
forming a solution which will be
carried off quickly by the water,
leaving the pipes free and clean.
Housewives may save lacaiy by
making their own tt>ap. All that
h needed ig__on? can of Red Seal
Lye and a quantity of waste grease
or fat, such as would ordinarily be
thrown away. The one can will -
make twenty cakes of pure soap
at less than one cent per cake. See
how quickly and easily Red. Seal
Lye will clean the wash-stand, tab
or closet bowl.
Red Seal Lye It put up in handy round*
cant. It contains do filler or adulterations.
It is absolutely pure.
Send for the*. Red Seal Booklet which "
explains ttiany recipe* and ttses of the
famous Rad Sesl Loa. Writ* today;
Ask yoor dealer for the aid reliable Had j
Seal Lye. Take no other.
P. C. TOMSON A CO.
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FORECLOSURE SALE OF TOWN
DWELLING LOT
By virtue of the power of sale' con
tained In that certain deed of trust
made by J. B. Davis li-Wm. H. Ruf
fdn; Trustee, dated October 16th, 1917,
and recorded In Book 210, page 292,
Franklin Registry,* default having
been made In the payment of the debt
thereby secured and demand for fore,
closure haying been made on said I
trustee by the holder of the debt so |
secured, the undersigned will on
MONDAY, VJANUARY 8, 1923
at the court house door in Lonisburg,
N. C. at about the hoar of noon, of
fer for Bale at public auction, to the
Jri^hest bidder for cash, that lot' and
d trolling tn said deed <Jf trust convey
ed and there described as follows.
Situate in the Town of Louisburg,
bounded as follows: Beginning at
the corner of Main street and the Riv
er Road In the said town, thence along
Main street In a Southerly direction
to Zollle Williams corner in Ufa In St.
thence In a Westerly drectlon along
Zollie Williams line to Wllkins' cor
ner Id M. Allen's line; thence at
right angles to the last line in a North
erly direction, a straight tine to the
River Road, J. M. Allen's corner;
thence In a Northeasterly? direction
along the River Road to the beginning,
containing about one-fifth of an acre,
and, being the laud conveyed By J. M\.
Allen to L. B. WUoox by deed duly
r+cdrded In Franklin Registry in
Book 192, ipage 48, and by L. B. Wil
cox and wife sold to J. B. Debnam on
Oct. 24, 1912, which deed Is recorded
in Book 192 page 50, reference to which
is hereby madejfor a full description
of said lot. And tiding by said Deb
nam sold tc J. B. Davis, this deed beA
lng to secufi the purchase money.
TJhls December 8th, 1922.
12-S-M Wm. H. RUFF IN, Trustee. |
NITRATE SODA
Book your orders for Nitrate of
Soda at once for Spring DdBVtrK
Only limited quantity. See me ?
once. J. 8. HOWELL. 12.8-3t
All kind Candle*, Cakes, Oranges,
Bananas, drapes, Applet, and Ndta at
W. KINO'S. 'T yte- 8-3t
beekeeping offers good returns tor
the money. Some owners are getting
from $600 to |760 from fifty to sixty
colonies in modern hlve^ and only
iMend from 6 to 6 days each year car.
P?K tor th* bees. -
NOTICE OF BALE
Bf virtue of the power and author-!
Ity eon tabled In an order of the Su
perior Court of Franklin County made I
In the cause of Strother et ala vs. [
Strother et at, the undersigned com
| ml salon ers will on
MONDAY, the 4th DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1922
[at the Courthouse door la the town of
'Lou latere, N. C. sell at public auc-'
~ to W the highest bidder a oertaln
jM or parcel of land lying and situ
ated in Franklin ton township, bounds
<v? by Tar tWer a ad Mid din creek, and
tofMrn aa" (he Jadk Mrother tract of
land, containing acres, more or |
Is as. ? Tsmi ol sale: One-fourth
cash, balance in twelve months.
Thla Nov. 4th, 1922.
T. B. WILDER,
W. M. PERSON,
lJLlKdt Commissioners <
fcW ?WiyjfcW was postponed un
til Saturday, December 16th, 1922 by |
all parties concerned.
Thla Dec. 4th, 1922.
T. B. WILDER.
W. M. PERSON,
12-8_2t Commissioners.
To Stop a Coogh Quick
ake HAYES; HEALING HONEY, a
Hffnd the Infltoied aadXrltateSueiisi!
A box ot GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE igr Cheat. Golds. Head Colds and
Omm la enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES" ftEAUJ*! HONEY. The salve
shnrid be rabbed dhks?tot sod throat
of children soOertng |ron> iD*)? Ooop.
.Jy **? * "? ?*
LisiSsasKJiS nr- *?
"K- S3r?~* "
Fall and Winter Goods
As the New Year approaches we are goiug to reduce everything in our Store. If you
are in need of Men's and Boys Clothing, Glen's, Women's and Children's Shoes, Un
derwear and Hosiery, Women's Suits, Coats,' Dresses and Sweaters, Childrens Coats
and Dresses, Dry Goods, all kinds, Millinery of every description, Men's and Boya Fur
nishings you will miss some of the biggest Bargains you ever saw if you dontfoome to
see us. These goods are all new, of excellent quality and off the seasons most approv
ed styles. Look over the list below and come to see us. : l? : :
Men's and Boys Overcoats in
tke_ very latest styles
Special $4.95 to $22.50
Men 's 2 pair Pants Suits in all
the latest and leading colofTs
and styles Special Sale Pride
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$14.50 to $22.75
Bovs 2 pair Pants Suits ill all
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the leading styles, Special
Sale ,Price
$495 to 49.95 ^
Lion Brand, the genuine Army
Shoe^for men and boys
$2.95 to $4.95
Men's, "W, omen's and CMldrens
Freidman Shelby Shoes.
Every pair guaranteed l'rice
$1.50 to $4.95
Men 's W. L. Douglas Guaran- T
teed Shoes Special Sale Price'
$5.45
"W^eyenberg, the guaranteed
solid leather work shoes for
men, Reduction Price
$2.95 to $4.95 <
MEN'S
FAMOUS LION
BRAND HATS
Special Sale Price
$3.50
Ladies $25.00 Coats . . Sale Price $14i)5
J
Ladies $20.00 Coats . n Sale Price $11.60
Ladies $15.00 Coats . v Sale Price $7.05
Ladies Poiret Twill, Tricotine and French Serge Dresses
regular $30.00 value, Sale Price $5.95 to $17i)0
Ladies Poiret Twill Tricolme
ffhd Serge-Bnite, '^regular $35
Values, Sale Price
$9.95 to $21.50
WifiSfiB Coati ?1> cfclors and ci z
?a, regulat ^if** valuep, Sale
Price
$2.95 to $9.95
Misses Dresses iii Tricottae,
Poiret Twill and\9brgtv *?U
beautiful patterns, Special
Bale Price
' $3.98' and $5.95
F. A. ROTH C
THE STORE THAT ALWAYS SELLS THE CHEAPEST
LOUISBURG, Vj(. . NORTH CAROLINA