CHRISTMAS WEEK PROGRAM
HONDA* AND TUESDAY, DEC. S1-8S
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,ITChgpge of Comedy Each .Night
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?.e Dy "BUFFALO BILL"
16 'With a that action picture
'""Extra?Two Reel Comedy
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K ?' THURSDAY, DEC. *4
'?THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH
A Deed Christmas Story. .
Don't mlas seeing this one.
Spectlal Xati'ee at S O'clock F. M.
FRIDAY, SEC. K, CHRI8THA8
"THE CiX'LONE BIDEB
A IMS Metednuaa
A Roaring Race (or Oold and Girl
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RIDDLE RIDER SERIAL -
Two Reel Comedy and Aesop Fables
Special XsUaee at > P. M.
SATURDAY, DEC. 9?
BUFFALO BILL. JR.. In
"RAIKIX TO ?0"
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Also Good Two Reel omedy
2 P. M.
fori) PULL SH0W8 EACH NIGHT at 7:00 and 8:45 P.
PoaitivelyNo Advance In Admission
*' ^Meet the crowd at your Theatre and enjoy Christmas all t?
er. Every night a Good Program. *
wing for the f?Uowing prizes listed-below "Just for a
rill" will be fraa stage of Theatre immediately after the first
w. Send or bring your coupons in. Drawing will c?ntinue
ti1 jsomeone wins the prizes. The ine- drawing NL- 10,
ich wins the Chicken Rooster, will have to walk down to the
?t for him. " ' . -
JUST FOR ? THRILL!
1st PRIZE?$10 in Gold.
2nd PRIZE?$5.00.
3rd PRIZE?$3.00.
4th PRIZE?$2.00.
5th PRIZE?15 Theatre Tick
ets.
8th PRIZE?10 Theatre Tick
ets.
7th PRIZE?Big Doll.
8th PRIZE?Small Dol1. !
9th PRIZE?$500 Fruit aid
Groceries.
10th PROS?Live Chicken
Rooster.
Wishing One and All A Glorious and Happy Christmas
WINNER THEATRE
LOUISBURG, IV. C.
To FORD Owners
We Have Jast Installed a
K. R. WILSON PROCESS
Reboring and Rtbuilding Machire
And we are therefore prepared to rebuild you Fbrn engine apr pat
It in the same perfect shape as who It left the factory. All the guess
work ha* been eliminated In all the measurements ond all work
Is rone to exact measurements and aligeahmentfc Ohr efenrgts hre
reasonable and we can ordinarily complete the Job In two days.
Let as rebuild jroar motor, and make It ran ae good as when new.
We do all kinds of machine work In rddltlon to automobile repairs.
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Youngsville Garage
j. H- Holliday, Prop. Youngaville, N. C,
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IH IIW PUBLICATION
Raleigh, Dec. 14.?The fertlllaer
eds of the various crop# grown on
the different coils occurlng In "North
Ohfolina are discussed in a new pub
Iteatlonj hned by tfce Agricultural
?ntinloa Division of State College.
The publication Is Extension folder
II and has jast been recedes M ?
the printer. It shown first the main
plant food deficiencies of the soils In
iXr^ttffiPS'agS:
commendations as to the fertilisers
to be applied oh fiidse soils for grow
ing the heet yields of crops per acre.
Is the coastal plain area, recommen
dfddons are mage tor the wad. and
amounts of fertiliser to applyTor cot
ton. tdhafrhp.' com. small grain,
suite from the os? of fertilisers. What
crops should be fertilised hlfhect, pre
paration of the NU, cnltlratlon, crop
to dm ere all pointed oat In a brief,
condensed war. Bnggeettons as to the
factors in crop growth which are na
der the control of the tamer and the
practices which hs amy follow to get
the best yields are made la the latter
part of the folder. ??
This publication was prepared b?
C. B. Williams, hand of the depart
" it of agronomy, and la said to be
of mach rains to those who wish to
bars more specific details abont the
proper ass of fertilisers.
farmers will be bayteg their fertiliser
materials during the winter, Mr. wll
llems ad I lass that those who wish to
oMala a odpy of the folder amy se
cure u now hy writing to the i
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at ' L. P.
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Why Have
Catarrh?
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You know the discomfort ud du
ger to your entire system of the coa
stut dropping of cmtarrhsl matter
at the hack of your mouth. It under
mines your health. There la hardly
a complaint more annoying than that
I catarrhal feeling of a heavy achy head
caused by stuffed up nostrils, and the
I dull, heavy pain In the region of the
eyes.
I You may think you cannot be rid of
it. Keeping the air passages tree from
'clogging mucus and catarrhal germs
is what you can do if youll use Pagers
Cm-Ho. Better begin now for con
tinuous neglect may lead to all aorta
of trouble.
The first application of Page's Cru
Mo to the nostrils soothes the inflamed
Uiembrane, checks the accumulation of
Dhlearn and opens up the air passages
It attacks Catarrh where Catarrh at
tacks you?through the. nose. '
Page's Cru-Mo contains certain com
bined ingredients that do not. immedi
ately lose their strength. It remains
In the nose long enough to allow the
Ingredients to thoroughly vaporise.
The medication goes hack Into the
nasal passages and cavities and loos
ens that phlegm, kills the germs and
permits you to breathe good air freely.
_ Get some Page's Cru-Mo today from
your, druggist and begin to get freedom
f.-om insidious catarrhal clogging and
discomfort
Heating Stoves. Stove Mats at
Stove Pipe at L. P. HICKS. 12-lft-lt
WOOD
The younger set are anxiously
ticlpaUng the home coming of
Irene Guptoa who is teaching in Dur
ham county and our school folk from
Mars mil. It la the sincere wish at
the writer that Christmas shall he
all that it should be to every member
of our community and to all that pass
our way during the holidays.
Wood Baptist Sunday school is go
ing to give a Christmas tree to its
members. The public is invited to
come and enjoy the program. The
event is scheduled for December 2Sth.
The Harper Class will give a "Good
Eats Party" at the school building
Friday evening of this weak.
- Dr. and Mrs. Perry and Miss Pearl
Gupton took Sunday evening's meal
in the home of Mrs. H. B. Gupton
Miss Napa Dee Ponder and Mr. and
Mra M. T. Griffin went to Rocky
Mount on business last Saturday.
" Misses Ruth and Pearl Gupton were
in Rocky Mount Tuesday.
..Messrs. St. Leonard and Kenneth
Askew made a business trip to Loula
burg Monday.
Mr. George Miller, of Easex.called
at the home of Mr. E. B. Gupton Sun
day afternoon. '' M
Among those attending s pound
party at Mrs. G. D. Hedgepeth's Fri
day evening were Messrs. Will Tufker.
Thurman Guidon. Floyd Grjf&n, Ray
mond Shearln and Kenneth Askew.
Miss Ruth Gupton and Mr. Guas Wee
tar drove to Louisburg Sunday after
noon- . ?
Miss Annie Peel Wood and Will
Tucker spent Sunday with acquaint
ances in Rocky Mount
The meeting and oysters at Gold
Sand hold first place in the minds
of many of our voters. Three cheers
for King Oyster. . . t
A Christmas Dream
It waa Christinas Ere night. The
snow waa falling fast. 1 had hung
my stocking by the mantel hoping that
Santa Claus would come. I waa soon
dressed and tucked to bed by my
mother. At last I drammed off to
sleep and I dreamed it was snowing so
fast that Santa wasn't coming, I be
gan crying and told my mother sad
father what I had dreamed. They told
me it waa morning and the ann waa
ahinlng blight and Santa Claps had
bean. I got up a happy little boy for
Santa brought me a big hall and a'
fad wagon and lots of fruit and candy.
LINWOOD GUPTON, trd grade.
Christmas Program
To be given at Wood School, 7:00
o'clock Tuesday evening, December
22.
Poem. "Christmas," Lorlne Radford.
Songs. "It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear," "The Birthday of the King,"
School.
Poem. "Mother Berth's Christmas
Apron." Doris Waster.
"Hurrah for December," four pri
mary children.
Motion Song, "Santa. Clans I# Near,"
third grade.
Radiation. "A Christmas Secret."
Lang Griffin.
Play. "Santa Buys a New Suit,"
Brude L. Leonard and Thomas Daa
toa.
"A Christmas Prayer," Sidney P.
Hamlett.
Duet. "Stars of December," Mar
Sturges and Mabel Gupton. f
Reading. "The Christmas Massage.
Clinton Oapton
"The Snow Shovel Brigade," Habor
and Dolon Hamlett. Chopar and Chm
Leonard. Marshall. Ida wood and Hear
A. Oapton. dearie Johnson. Edgar mi
ler, Ronald Shearln. OtUa M. Dentot
Recitation, "Expecting Santa." Bo
gene Turner, r
"Christmas Wishes," Bus and Martk
L Denton, La la and Rnby Lewis, Fan
Dell and* Matilda Dayton. Pattle i
King, and Anna M Sturges.
,'s Work Shorn" primary toll
"Glad Chrtataua Time,
Christ
Demon, daa
Mar Radford.
Griffin, Iris
Turner
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The Greatest Line of Toys
Mechanical Toys, Dolls and Coasters ever shown
in Louisbnrg at the Lowest Prices in Louisbnrg.
Complete Line on Display
Come Early, Bring the Kids
. B. Cooke
Between L. Kline & Go. and F. S. Pleasants
THE TOY HEADQUARTERS
OF LOUISBURG
Excellent for Christmas Gifts
NEW COLOMBIA MODELS
New three-spring motor with New
Noo-Set Automatic Stop and now Re
producer. Finished In Brown Mahog
any or Walnat, with'all exposed met
al parts in nickel. Shelves for records.
Tone-control leaves behind sliding
panel. Height M inches. Width, M
inches, Depth 20 1-2 Inches.
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- <; We have a full supply of the latest Go'umbia new process re
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cords, in which will be found all the tatest song hits, musical
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numbers and Christmas music.
Come in and look these over before you make your Christmas
purchases.
We have a full line of furniture and house furnishings: Many
odd pieoee that wiU help to brighten up the home.
We would be glad of the opportunity,to show you thru
our lines and make your prices, they will astonish yu with their
lowliness.
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BROWN FURNITURE HOUSE
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