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LOUISBURG, North Carolina .
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CEDAR BOCK HIGH SCHOOL
News Of Interest To Teachers,
I'uplls and The Public Generally
By School Correspondent
On last Thursday evening, Mar. 15
the Senior class and faculty of Cedar
Rock high school was delightfully en
tei U*lued By the sophomor?j class, in
the school auditorium. The right wing
of the auditorium was beautifully dec
orated In white and lavendar, the Sen
ior class colors. At the end of the
hall was arranged a figure 23 In the
Senior class colors; and beside It was
a figure 25, In gold and black, the col
ors of the Sophomore class. After a
number of entertaining games and
contetfbw *4 salad course was served,
this being followed by cream and
cake. Each visitor was presented a
souvenir of the occasion, In the uni
que manner of first being given a verse
containing a description of the souve
nir and the place in the room where
It would be found.
Mr. Dewey Fisher and Miss Sallie
Lancaster were united in marriage
Sunday, March 18. After their wed-,
ding tour they will make their home
in Castalia.
A number of the Cedar Rock people
attended the comarunlty singing at
White Level Sunday.
"Everybody knows that the sun has
spots on It, and yet some people al
ways expect a ten year old boy to be
about perfect." ' ?
Miss Bernice Smith spent last week
end at the home of Miss Lucy Thar
rjngton, near Hickory Rock. ^
Mr. Gray Byrd Murphy has return
ed from an extended visit to Richmond.
He reports a fine time.
Miss Elizabeth Long spent the week
end visiting friends in Maplevllle.
With the victory at Youngsville Sat
urday night, Mar. 10, the Cedar Rock
basketball quint closed a most success
-Tul season. Since the opening of the
basketball season after Christmas, the
team has played a total of 18 games
and has won twelve. Most of those
lost were at the beginning of the sea
son. The team has played every high
school team in the county; with the ex
ception of Franklinton and' Youngs
ville. Youngsville's Armory team be
ing played and defeated Instead of the
high school. At least one game has
been won from the following te?ms:
Loulsburg, Bunn, Justice, .Epsom and
Ingleslde high schools, Oaetalia All
Stars Justice All-Stars and Youngs
ville Ar?nory team. Out of the 18
games the team has made a total of
344 points while a total of 299 has been
scored against them. They closed the
season with four suocesslvc victories
to their credit. The following men
have been awarded their letters, after
meeting requirements as to school
work and number of games: Jennings,
and Dickens, Forwards; Sturdlvant,
Center; Bledsoe and Leonard, Guards.
The team was greatly handicapped
in the beginning of the season in that
many of the players had never played
basketball before this year, but It bids'
fair with continued Improvement, to
give some one a close race for county
championship noxt year. It Is hoped
that we may be able to have an Indoor
gymnasium and basketball court near
the school building by the opening of
the season next year.
"No one It useless In this world
who lightens the burden of it, to any
one el??"
The third basketball team of Cedar
Rock closed their season with two
successive victories, the first one the
CaMalla quint, and the second over
the Justice team last Thursday after
noon.
R?ad the notice of >lses offered at
the Music Carnival here March 30, and
tone up that Instrument and get in
practice for they are all going to be
liere that night. Come and bring your
friends. Admission 26 and 35c.
Student Editorial? SCHOOL I.IFE
By Mary Gardner, 10th Grade
Most of us enter schoot when we are
between the agea of six and ten. and
we do not always begin the right kind
of school Some of as begin school
lit* with * determination to win what
there Is to be won. We make a reso
lution to gain what Is worth while In
Mfc; We ttttnk of our school Ufa as
belhg the real beginning of our life of
work and the making of our career. |
We are striving with the utmost
strength and confidence to overcome
the trifling things and gain those that
Will be a benefit to us and our fellow
men. For we know that this beauti
ful school Itfc Is a short one and we
must make th* best possible use jof I
our time. fin (lays and opportunities
of the past oan Wsr be recalled; so
must use the pronont. On the oth
er band w? hare some others enter
school with apparently no purpose or.
determination, hot coma and drag over
New Ambition For
Nervous EttopU _ -
The great nerve tonic that ifill put
rigor, vim and vitality Into nervous,
tired cut nil In. despondeut people In
r. few days Is thecelebrated Prunltone.
Anyonr can buy a bottle. It U Inex-.
pensive i r.d L.. K. Scoggln la selling
I'runitone in such large quantities,
that !t .froveg that It Is a remedy ot
UBUsual 'merit.
Thousands (.raise It for general de
bility. nervous prostration, mental de
pression and unstrung nerves, caused
by overindulgence In alcohol, tobacco,
or overwork of any kind. '
At a brain food or for any affliction
of the nervous system Prunltone Is un
surpassed, while for hysteria, tremb
ling and neuralagla It Is simply splen
did. Mall orders filled for out of town
customers.
PRIXITONE LABORATORIES
BOSTON, MASS.v
their work in the laziest way possi
ble and never try to improve or bulid
up their school. They sometimes
think of it as time wasted that they
<a;n Jo without the wonderful things
that ibey learn In school. But when
their school days are past they often
reall/.e the mistake they have made, t
School life is a precious life .and
should not be wasted. In school we
are not only drilled and taught in
mental things but physical things as
well. In school we learn to be friends
and by being a friend we make friends.
If we start our school life In the
right way we start with a jug that is
Xa be fitted from the fountain of life.
Our jugs are not always alike; some
are of rough clay, while others are
smooth, but each one of us is working
to get it filled, tho when our school
days are over it will not be filled, but
It will contain a portion that will help
us through our toils and duties of life.
Lavoisier Chemical Soctety
ALCOHOL ? by Mattle Glasgow
A great many kinds of alcohols are
known. Ethyl (CHOH 25) and Methyl
(CHOH 3) are the most important of
all. Methyl alcohol (wood alcohol) Is
formed when wood Is heated In the ab
sence of air, this is why it is called
wood alcohol. It is a colorless liquid,
which bolls at 547d and burns with an
almost colorless Game. It Is a good
solvent for organic substances and
used extensively in; the manufacture
of varnishes. It Is quite poisonous,
and it acts upon the optic nerve, and
many persons have becomc blind from
drinking the liquid or from repeatedly
Inhaling its vapor. Wood alcohol ts
the simplest form, known In the mar
kets. It has an unpleasant taste and
gives off an offensive odor. Because
of its cheapness it is used extensively"
cs a substitute for common alcohol.
Fomentation, of sugar or of saccha
rfne matter is the only source of al
cohol. Some plants contain free su
gar. and others are rich In starch that'
can be converted into sugar. Common
Hpirits such as brandy, whiskey and
Othirs contain from forty to sixty per
cent of alcohol. In other words? they
aie about half watef and half alcohol.
"Bbc milder beverages such aa been
cltJer'and the light wines, contain from
four to fifteen per cent of alcohol. The
water may be extracted from the al
cohol by a second or third distillation.,
I or by mixing with the alconol fused
chloride of calcium, quick lime, or fus
j ed carbonate of potash.
j Ethyl alcohol Is a colorless"* liquid
with a pleasant odor, and is an excel -
! lent solvent for many organic sub
stances. It boils at 78.3d. It is some
times used as a fuel, since its flame
is very hot and does not eeposit car
ton as the flame from oil aces. When
taken Into the system in small quanti
ties it causes intoxication; in larger
quantities It acts as a poison. The
ordinary alcohol of the druggist con
tains about 95 per cent alcohol and 5
ler cent water. A solution contain
ing 99 per cent or more of alcohol is
'tailed absolute alcohol. When alco
jhol la heated with sulfuric acid, a low
trailing inflamlble liquid known as
| ether Is formed. Which ts used large
I ly as an anaesthetic In surgical oper
[ations. -
Lake Belli? Says, "The Rat Died Be
r 'ore Beaching the Hirer"
"Since moving near the rcver 2 years
ago, we've always used RAT-SNAP.
Watched a vicious water rat, nibbling
at RAT-SNAP outside the house.
About 15 minutes later he darted off
tor the water, to cool Ms burning
stomach, but he died before reaching
II." Three sizes, 35c, 65c. $1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by Cash Grocery and
Market.
It's the wonderful flavor in the bis
cuit that makes WILLIAM TELL Flour
so popular.
MMt J. 8. HOWELL.
. THAT BAD BACK
Do you have a <)ull. steady ache to
the small of th& back ? sharp, stab
bing twinges when stooping or lift
tac ? distressing urinary disorders?
Tot bed back and weakened kidneys
Louieburg residents recommend
DM&'a Kidney Pills. Read this
Loolsburg statement.
Mrs. J. B. Pergerson, Church St.,
M: "I had a great deal of heav>
wMt and I over-did. My back fc:
earns weak and mornings I had a
dull, aggravating pain across my
Kidneys. This dull misery bothered
me Jl day long and the longer 1
stood, the worse the trouble became.
. When I stooped a sharp twinge
?hot across the small of my baek and
at times I had dissy spells and dark
spots appeared before my eyes. On
? Mead's advice I procured Doen's
Kidney PUis and several boxes of
Doen's removed the trouble. 1 haven't
>4 a spell of that kind since."
Price 60?, at all dealers. Don't
tply aak for a kidney remedy? get
Vs Kidney Pills? the same that
Pergerson had. Fnster MIlbura
?re.. Buffalo, N. T.
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SERVICE
31,646 Stars BuilTBy
Durant To March 1 ?
NEW YORK, March 18? Durant Mo
tors reports that on March X a total of
31,646 Star cars had been produced In
the three months the various factories
have been turning out this line.
The February count waa 10,794, while
March Is expected to produce 15,000.
Ir> April the schedule calls for 20,000.
The red letter day in production so
tar was Feb. 23, when 852 were manu
factured, while on Feb. 28 a shipping
record was broken wtai 912 were
sent out to distributors. It Is expect
ed production will reach 1000 a day
Inside the next three weeks.
Equipment is being installed in the
new Flint plant and It la expected it
will take sixty days to complete the
jcb. Production on the new Prince
ton car, which will be turned out from
ibe Muncie plant, is expected to" start
in about ninety days.? Motor World.
STAR ROADSTER $414,000 F. O. B.
IT SHINES DAY AND NIGHT
DURANT ROADSTER $890.00 F. 0. B.
JUST A REAL GOOD CAR
BECK'S GARAGE
PHONE 311 LOUISBURG, N. C.
EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE STATION
The thrifty shopper says
ShoePolish
Notkhvq else "will do
You qoi more#
and B?ttor sKlnes
for your money.
P. W. Daflqr Cafttgp Inc.
Notice To Owners of Cars and Fordson
Tractors of Franklin County
' -n
We can nerve you night or day, when
In trouble with your automobile or
your Fordson Tractor, an Messrs. H.
0. -Leonard and N. B. Medlin, known
?s Herbert and Nobe, are with me, and
Leonard Is known as the ' beat
Far ..son Tractor .mechanic in the
county, also (or Ford cam. Mr. Med
lin is known to be one of th? best me
chanics in the county tor all large
oars such as Hudson's, Essex, Dodge's
and Bulck's and all other large makes
at cars. We can serve yon as well aa
any Oarage in the county. We carry
nothing except genuine Port part* (or;
/our Ford and can serye yon as quick
for parts for large cars aa any Oarage
In Loulshurg as no Oarage carries
stock tog, other cars except la small
quantities. When In town ?all to se?
gur stock of casings. Inner tnhsa and
accessories as we carry the large*
stock In the county except the loalt
burg Motor Co. Dont forget whan t?
trouble call day Phone (No. 1), at
night (No. 237) and we are always on
the job. We serre yon tor g*a, oil
and all acceeeorlea on Sunday as well'
an Monday. , , .
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HUDSON'S GARAGE
R. W. HUDSON, Proprietor Louisburg, H..C