mil VAII IF
YOU ALWAYS GET IT WHEN YOU BUY HERE
The housewife who markets here knows that every
time her groceries are placed on the scales, they regis
ter fnll value in quality and satisfaction.
The tempting, delicious assortment of canned goods,
fruits and vegetables we carry make buying here easy
and pleasant because you can find what you want at
prices that are not exorbitant.
Fresh Country Produce at Lowest Market Prices
Heavy Groceries, Grain and Feed
J. ALLEN HARRIS
LOUISBUBG,
MONEY TO LEND
6 per cent interest. 33 years time. No bonus.
Loans placed in two weeks. See
Thos. .W Ruffifi
In Louisburg Mondays and Thursdays
In Raleigh at 401 Raleigh Building & Loan Build
ing other days.
What Every Man, Woman and i
Child in This Commonity Heeds {
WE HAVE IT
A complete line of quality mer
chandise makes it possible for
this store to satisfy the wants of
every member of the family.
Wearing Apparel and Shoes
We invite an early inspec
tion of the spring stock we
are showing at very moder
ate prices.
Furnishings
A large and complete as
sortment of underwear, hos
iery, hats, shirts, ties, col
lars, caps, suspenders, belts,
handkerchiefs.
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Dry Goods
The home dressmaker will
be able to find just what she
wants here. All of the de
sired materials for spring
dresses.
A. S. WIGGS
NASH STREET ' LOUISBURG, N. C.
TIM PkrtH, "It's nobody * boalneaa"
covin a mulUtuda of aina.
A a**n may b? down, bat b*'a never
ha'a Is?tor % tana.
Wtar i? It poor folk* alwaya yagard
thatr rich relative# aa atlniyf _
T
loo Carad
hi 14 to 21 Day* ?
"LAX-F08 WITH PHOTC- I* a tpedally
praparad Snap Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Con*tip?tlon It reiievea promptly bat
riioald be taken ratfnlarfy lor 14 to 21 day*
Btfnlar action. It Sthnoiatea and
?Vary Plaaaant toTaka.?80o
SUyw* All Night
wnk Bai?
Br -ntOMATXKKIJC CLARK
Dmi of Mm, I'ninnHj iif
M1
Bay has a car and a
I bm to to riding with
haw haw to drive he
ihaei and told me to
read, Ilnioat uncoo
sttall I aay gaa
tomard ray old boyhood
through green laaea flanked
with neatly trimmed ?r* orange
bor
dered with a a not doner and bLtomlng
with pnrpie splderwort.
A? we were driving along we came
upon a beautiful place, I dVd not rec
ognise the farm at flnS, bat Jast aa
we were allpptng by I caaght a glimpse
at the old hooaa, which had been
moved back to gtre place to tbo new.
and which waa now aaad aa a tool
honae, and I aamonihaaod that It waa
the old Oteott place.
T>? sight at the 11 amen fled hoose
recalled vlaUty to ray meoaory a night
that I had spent within ita walla.
I waa teaching in the district, and
It was the laafran at the pupils to In
vite the teacher home to stay all night
at least one tvssflng daring the term.
It was Blllie Olcott who a*ed me to
hla hoeae one winter wwlag
The thermoeaeter was twenty below,
bat the kitchen stove was red bet, the
kitchen ltaelt which waa the only
heated room la the hooaa waa none
too large, so I waa not uncomfortable
at the evening meal sr latar when we
sat around the fire and played games.
It was when I was ushered off to the
spare bedroom to vend the night
alone, that I began to experience the
rigors at the climate
The hooae wells were aa thin aa
paper; I preen me the bed had not been
slept In previoaaly daring the winter;
I could feel the wind wMntltng In
under the door and thsoogh the loose
windows. My preps ration for bed waa
a either formal nor prolonged; such
religions rites as I waa accustomed to
perform were deferred until I was well
under the covers. R was like crawl
ing between sheets of Ice. I should
have been no colder had I been tossed
garmgntlees Into a snowbank. I
pushed my fleet down, bat they were
so cold I could stand It only a abort
time; I polled them up, hoping, that
the bed had been partially warmed by
my body, hat their cramped position
soon rendered them numb. I slept but
little; after daylight, whan I knew
by the sound that someone was astir,
I struggled Into my clothes and stum
bled oat to the kitchen to wsah and
to thaw myself oat.
"I expect-It was a little chilly eat
in your room," Mrs. Olcott
to me In a kindly tone at hi
"Well, I didn't suffer from the heat,"
I admitted.
Things are quite different near, aa
one could easily see, bowling by the
new boose as I was. There Is steam
beat and running water and electric
lights and sexuanad-ln porches and a
bathroom and all aorta of Imps ova
?tents and conveniences. I wandered
I drove home if farmers are man
they used to ha
New N. C. Cut Herrings, Roe Her
rings and Mackerel at L. P. HICKS.
4-17-2t
The United States supreme court
having held the motor vehicle theft act
constitutional that makes it unan
imous.
Screen Doors, Screen Wire and
Screen Windows at L P. HICKS.
4-17-2t
People who watch their step never
have to resort to dodging
Frequent
Bilious Attacks
"I suffered with severe bili
ous ettacLs that came on two
or laree times each month,"
says Mr. J. P. Nerlns, of
Lawrencetrarg, Ky. "I would
Bet nauseated. I would have
dizziness and couldn't work.
I would take pills tintll I was
worn-out with them. I didn't
seem to let relief.
"A neighbor told me of
BUCK-DRAUGHT
Uver Medicine
and I MM Hi nw. Imw
bar* fonnd ao much relief
aa It tare ma. I would not
be without It for anything, ft
earned to cleanse my whole
system and made me feel like
now. I would take a few
doses get rid of the bUe and
hare my usual clear head,
feel full of pop, and could do
twice the work."
Billons attacks are 'Sea
sonal" with many people.
Millions here taken Thed
ford's Black-Draught to ward
off such attacks, and the good
results they have reported
should Indues you to try H.
E-ll
Ex-Service Men!
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YOUR ADJUSTED COMPENSATION CERTIFICATE MAY BE KEPT IN OUR
BANK SAFETY VAULT FREE OF CHARGE
The Adjusted Compensation Certificate which all ex-service men have received, or
will receive, looks like a Liberty Bond, and the average service man's certificate is
as valuable as a $1,000 Liberty Bond.
In 1945 the holders of the Adjusted Compensation Certificates will receive cash for
them?$500, $1,000 or $1,500, according to their period of World War service.
Many service men apparently have tucked their certificates away among their old
letters in forgotten corners of their homes, subject constantly to disappearance in
periodical housecleanings or loss by fire. *
This bank is prepared to accept Compensation Certificates for safe-keeping with
out charge from all veterans of Louisburg and vicinity whether customers of this
bank or not. A receipt will be issued to the veteran and the Certificates will be plac
ed in our vaults until called for.
The First National Bank
LOUISBURG, North Carolina
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Wm. H. RUFFIN, President, F. J. BEASLEY, Cashier
Wm. B. BAEROW, Assistant Cashier
Fly Paper and Insect Powder at L.
P. HICKS. 4-17-2t
Those who don't look for misfortune
ire more likely to miss It entirely.
One thins about getting your ser
non8 by radio?there's no one to see
?ou nod at dull moments.
Rock Salt, Salt Brick and HESS
STOCK TONIC at L. P. HICKS. 4-17-2t
Queer, isn't it, that the things you
rant to know are the things your
riends never tell you.
There is more safety in a good pair
if legs than a good pairs of fists..
Nagging wives don't always have
agging husbands ? not always.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
We hare bought the Cafe of Julius
Hayes, under the Burt corner. We
have a fine Cook and serve meals at
all hours. Open at 6:30 a. m. to 11:30
p. m. Polite waiters and clean ser
vice. Barbecue every Saturday, ready
at 11:30 a. m. cooked on coals by Joe
Dent
4-3-tf MRS. JOHN ALSTON & SON.
PURINA (the best) POULTRY AND
DAIRY FEEDS at L. P. HICKS.
4-17-2t
Seed Irish Potatoes and Cabbage
Plants at L. P. HTCltS. 4-17-2t
Colds Cause drip as
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove thi
cause. There is only ore "Bromo
E. W. GROVE'S sisnatnra oj boa. 30c.
YOU MAY WIN $1,500
It you are able to make the most
words oot of the letters contained in
the words "TOILET NECESSITIES."
A total of $3,000 In Cash prizes will
be awarded to competitors in thiB
GREAT WORD-BUILDING CONTEST
Send stamp for circular and rules.
Address Sheffield Laboratories, Dept.
12, Aurora, Illinois. 4-13-4t
WEATHER BOARDING, $8.00, CEIL.
lng $2.25, Door and Window Frames
$2.50 complete. 5 V Galvanized
$5.00, Rubber Roofing $1.25, Pine
and Cedar Shingles $3.00 to $8.60,
Doors, Windows, Flooring, etc. Let
me quote you entire bill delivered
up to 20 miles. JOHN B. WAT
KINS, JR., Henderson, N. C. 3-20-8t
Seed Peanuts at L. P. HICKS. 4-17-2t
W. D. FULLER 0. B. KEARNEY
WE ARE GLAD TO EXTEND
?To Our?
FRIENDS AND PATRONS
An invitation to visit us at the
Bank Building where we are do
ing our best to serve yon as we
have in the past. We are getting
in most of the necessities of life
daily. Onr cotton gin is in oper
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ation each Saturday and we will
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be glad to gin your cotton.
We still exchange Meal for Seed.
Service is our motto.
W. D. Fuller &. Co.
PHONE 1500
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