THAT HORNING LAMENESS
If you are lame every morning, and
Buffer urinary Ills, there must be a
causa Often it's weak kidneys. To
strengthen the weakened kidneys and
avert more serious troubles, use
Doan's Kidney Pills. You can rely
on Louisburg testimony.
W. D. Cook, prop, of general store.
Court House Square, . Loulsburg.
says: "My back was hurting me
Borne and moraines a dull ache set
tled across the small cf my back and
I felt tired. My kidneys acted too
freely during the night and had me
up several times, so I lost my rest. I
didn't allow this to go on very far.
as I purchased a box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills at Pleasants' Drug Store,
and they soon relieved me of the
trouble. I have used Doan's on dif
ferent occasions and always with
the same good relief."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Dent
simply ask for a kidney remedy ? f?t
Doan's Kidney Pills ? the same that
Mr. Cook had. Foster-Milburn Co^
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Tu!4"s Plils!
Irduco raf.'lar tab!.*. c->c<l
Ci%* stlo.?. R?iii-vo iho ; i
tfyspwt^. anC <2v->3i1aUK!
ar.d U..': up Ina s_> sten
AGAINST MALARIA '
MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED1
farm lands. 6 per cent Interest, j
No commission, no bonus. May run
tor 33 years or be paid off at option !
of borrower. Only a short time re-|
quired to get the money.
7-14-tf S. A. NEWELL. |
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Colds Cause Grip and influenza
LAXATIVE CR3MO QUININE "Jfcbleta removtth# I
cause- There is only oatt *"Rrc mo Qoiniae. [
L W. CliOVE S n-r^ outxje. SOc.
FOR 3ALE
We have listed for saie several val
uable farms, amouf; which are (1)
about 84 acres Cedar Rock T. S. known
as Cooke land, on State highway; (2)
about 135 acres Hayesville T. S, known
as part of Whitaker lands. For prices
and terras, see
FRANKLIN INS. & REALTY CO.
(Over First National Hank)
LAUNDRY
CLEANING and PRESSING
Don't forget we can wash your Old Quilts, Blankets,
Rugs a id Washable Druggets.
All ,\.rk sent for and delivered in town.
"WE DYE TO LIVE"
v
The Scrvice Shop
W. B. MUNFORD, Manager
PHONE 105 I J : LOCISBCRG, >. C.
3 ? . J -
"ALL WORK CASH ON DELIVERY"
Guaranteed to be as Represented
WHAT?
The New lot of Garden Seed Just Received at
Scoggin's Drug Store
ALL PACKET SEED OSLY ?> A PACKET.
Remember this Is the fir-t time y"-.i fcnre ever had an opportunity
to buy (Guaranteed Seed. So buy >Wic; 5 ;>n need at Seosijlnjs.
Mr. G. L. Aycoek, j our old frien I, Is slill with as and wants to see
you all at Seoygln's.
You want your Cold Itrlnks, Ice Cream, cie. served from a per
fectly sanitary fountain, then liuy them l'roin Mr. K. 51. Collier, the
expert drink and cream dispenser at Studio's.
Ilrlnt? or send your prescriptions to Scorn's, where yon will
^et the best service, courteous treatment and satisfactory prices.
All of Rexall Remedies are iruaranteed to (?lre satisfaction or the
prlee refunded.
Your true frlendB,
Scoggin Drug Store
G. I.. A "COCK, L. E. SC'OGGIN
NEW GOODS
We have the goods for making your early Spring
Dress in the newest plain and plaid materials. Collar
and Cnff sets, Belts, Buttons, Braids, etc.
Best line of Blankets specially priced at
98c, $2.48, $2.98, $7.50 and $9 . 00
Many new and beautiful weaves- as well as all the
staple lines, in white and colored wash goods.
Big shipment table Oilcloth in variety of patterns.
New curtain materials and draperies.
"Where You Get Service"
Dry Goods, Notions, Novelties
Mrs. J. A. Turner, Mgr.
Louisburg, N. C.
JAMBS J. LANCASTER FOR
SHERIFF -
1 hereby announce to the voters of
Franklin County that 1 am a candi
date for the office o' Sheriff of Frank
t lin County and solicit your vote and
assistance in the coming primary. I
promise faithful service to the whole
people if nominated and elected.
Thanking you for your support. I am
Respectfully.
2-22-tf JAMES J. LANCASTER.
It may cause a man sincere regret
I to get into a foolish flirtation, but it
onuses him downright repentance
uhiMi lie finds he is unable to get out
| of t. See Billy Bachelor and Madam.
Cupid in the "MiCKOHE OF LOVE." ;
Wanted ? Medium size cucumberl
brine A. J. JARMAX. 2.22-lt }
10MMIMTY (LIB MEETS
The Community Club met lasj Fri-|
day night. February 15. ai Gold.S.ind
school building The following pro- 1
gram was rendered:
Song ? The O'.d North State.
Story. The Three Bears ? Lucy '
Stuart Parrish.
Music ? Mr. Sim Parrish.
Talk, Citizenship as Kelated to Com I
nuinity Life ? Prof. U. V Crawford.
The Marriage of Miss Matilda May
flower.
The club will meet again next Fri
day night. February 22. All are in
vited.
(EI)AR li"CK SEfff
Rev. J. R. Everefe the pastor of Ce
dar Rock Baptist church will begin a
series of services on "The Ten Com
mandments next Sunday. Feb. 24th.
Come and learn about the beginning
of the Bible.
In spiie of the bad weather our Sun
day school keeps going. We are strlv.
ing for an A-l Sunday school, and
hope to receive the pennant in the
near future. Visit us and enjoy the
extra programs that are put on each
Sunday morning and do your part for
the advancement of God's Kingdom.
The Woman's Missionary Society
held its regular monthly meeting last
Tuesday night, Feb. 12th at Mrs. Alex
Gupton's home. A very interesting
program was rendered as the subject
was Cuba, in which all the members
were interested. Our Society has
grown rapidly since we changed the
place of meeting from the church to
the different homes in the ccommun
ity.
The W. M. S. Union will meet with
the Society of Cedar Rock Baptist
church on March the eighth at ten
o'clock. We hope that the visiting
societies will be well rejresented both
in numbers and lunches. Come over
and see what our community is doing
ppa bring youe^ot atffHK hsgir nlong
with you to help us mend the broken
or weak places.
C. R. H. S. is very fortunate in hav
ing Mr. Buck from Castalia to bring
his moving picture machine in " our
midst every two weeks. On last Wed
nesday night, Feb. 13th, he entertain
ed us with "The Sagebush Trail" a
picture of the wild and wooly west
On Wednesday night, February 27th.
he will be with us again. We cor.
dlally invite everybody to come and
help hs^ enjoy tills treat.
The Ninth grade pupils will present
the play. "A Little Savage" In the
school auditorium on next Friday
night. This play is very funny a::d
amusing. A goc;'. tirr.e !? in : tore fori
all who attend. Arisr.Uaion lie fori
children under twelve ytais c? age,
and 25c t-r .til ;. .. a. ... eels \..i!
be used f)r jchcc/. improvement.
Mrs. R. A. Jtr-uiugii. hr.j ict'l us to!
attend to busiir :s u.Tuiis in Spring]
Hope. V.'e miss lie;*, bui are glad t?'
say t lat v.o icuujim.. c:ioti?i) tol
have ..cr Willi o:; tiuiiu-y.3. ac- j
count o. hei Iia3|
been ccir.pc'.Ied -Vo uisccu'ii* j- [
siuuiw C. ... S. r.i;-it ?
| be cua i-'on an:nii. to be i>..ck with
his classmate^ friends again.
Miss lieu la h Stalling^ spent the
we-'k-eiid at nouie .vita !-er n, other,
w'lfi h.i . liLLii-ill iur L-'kL.'-.i
but \.*iiO is. mucn boil* .' l: >w. .Vlias
S tailings i'.^d as ti " cdcoti. oi? return
ing Sunday afternoon, .*-ir. Stephen
Tharrlngtou cf Yeungsviiic.
We arc glad to report that Mrs. Wil
son Dean has retu.ned from Park
Viev.- Hospital, Rocky Mount, and in
I now improving nicely, we hope she
will soon be with us again in our
church work.
Sir. Jerome Glasgow, one of the
"Faithful Few" of our community Is
still in the Rocky Mount sanatorium.
We hope that the skilled physicians
will soon have him in a condition that
will enable him to return to us.
Mr. Wayland Sledge of W. F. C.
came home on Saturday afternoon as
a great surprise to his parents. Prof,
and Mrs. T. H. Sledge. That night he
motored to Rocky Mount to meet his,
sister Miss Gladys Sledge now In
school at E. C. T. C. and together they
went to Red Oak where they attended
a business meeting o: tile Alumni As
sociation of R. O. H. S. of which Miss
Sledge Is President. They returned
home by way of Rocky Mount where
their cousin, Mr. Boone Sykis, now
holding a position in Bullock Furnl.
ture Co. joined them. The party ar
rived at the dormitory about two!
o'clock and after a midnight feast and
'serenade, for the benefit of t'ie occu- 1
pants of the dormitory they retired.
They returned to their espeotlve |
schools on Monday afternoon.
Mr. Phil Inseoe playing the part of |
the "good Samaritan" as usual, took]
Misses Elma Lewter and Miss Oma
Bliss l^ewls on a flying trip to Nash- |
vllle where they made a "pop" call
on Mr. and Mrs. Boone of that city.
In spite of the chaffeur being s6 In
experienced and the ghosts being so
plentiful the trio arrived safely at
the dormitory just as the clock* were
striking twelve.
Rev. J. R. Everetle has been In the
1 habit of making pastoral calls at the
dormitory since Christmas hut ? we
I wonder What the nature of the call
I last Monday afternoon could have
I been, as there was no Illness thare.
FLOUR
Flour has advanced $1.00 per barrel in the
past three weeks.
* ?
We have just received two cars of the best
patent which we sell while it lasts at the old price.
We suggest that you buy now. The outlook
is for higher prices.
The McGhee=Joyner Co.
FRANKLINTON'S BIGGEST & BEST STORE
PHONE 47 PHONE 47
Stop the
children's coughs
dangerous complications set
in. >!ot ning so quickly stops
cou^.iiv.; <;s Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar
Honey. It combines just the
nee; ^ines vour doctor prescribes
?with :he old-time remedy, pine
tar tion :y. Hard packed phlegm
loosens .<nd clears away ? the in
fiamnr-scicn 's reduced ? normal
^reatj.ln^ is restored. Excellent
for yoi:n<? :.nd old, alike! It tastes
good, to.?. Keep Dr. Bell's on
hand for ail the family.
f. i cirufcitrs. Be rnrc to get
the genuine.
DR. BFT-I/S r'ine-TVrr Hon ?
TUCKER'S
HOTEL and
C A EE
T.Iain Street ~
W5UISBUKG, N. C.
The best of meals the mar
ket affords and prepared In
the best of fashion.
Plenty of rooms for the
accommodation ot all who
wish to spend the ntght, all
well furnished.
J. C. TUCKER
Proprieto
Habltuai i^onstipatlon Cue
in 14 to 21 Days / ?
"LAX-FOS wrrm PEPSIN" Is / speclally
preparej SynipToalc-Laxativatfor Habitual
Constipation. It \relievej promptly but
?houid h? taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
to induce regular aatlon. 1( Stimulates ahd
Regulates. Very tyia^it to Take. ? 60c
per bottle.
NOTICE
| Having qualified aa administrator
of the estate of Nannie Eowden. de
: ceased, late of Franklin County, notice
| la hereby Riven all peraona hold
1nK claim* against aald estate to pre
| aent them to the undersigned on or be
ifore the 18th day of January, 1925 or
this notice will be plead In bar of tholr
'recovery. All persons Indebted to aald
estate will please come forward and
make Immediate settlement. Thla
Jan. 17th, 1924.
l-18-6t W. O. BOWDEN, Admr.
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NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Spencer Pearce, deceased
late of Franklin County, notice Is here
by given all persona holding claims
against said estate tp present them to
the undersigned on or before tha 18th
day of January, 1625, or this notice
will be plead In bar of their recovery
All persons Indebted to said estate
wilt please come forward and make
Immediate settlement. This Jan 17th,
1924.
l-18-6t JAMES A PEARCE, Admr.
The chicken harvest will largely be
determined by the kind of stock from
which eggs are a? cured for hatching
purposes, say poultry specialists of
the State College.
A TONIC
drove'* Tasteless chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vltallty^fcy Purifying and
Enriching the BloorfT When you feel it*
strengthening, Invigorating effect. see how
It brings col^T to the cheeks and how
It Improves 4he appetite, you will then
appreciate In true tonic value.
Grove's Toneless chill Tonic Is simply
Iron and .An I nine suspended In syrup. So
pleasant even children like It. The blood
needs QUININE to Purify It and IRON to
Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by Its Strengthening. Invigor
ating Effect. 80c.
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