Safe bank at
4 Per Cent Interest
It's a mighty comfortable feeling to know that all
rainy days are provided for by money in the bank
drawing 4 per cent interest.
Start now to build up that account here. We'll
be glad to talk things over with you in a friendly
way; :
Citizens Bank & Trust
. Company
HENDERSON, N. 0.
"THE LEADING BANK IN THIS SECTION'
' > . 'Jf! v IJIf'l 1Z1I
No Worms in a Healthy Child 0
All chfldran UnlM ?kk Worms hare as un
healthy color. which indicates poor blood, and aa ?
rate, then is man or less w?wnyh ^j|||nj^
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or throe weeks will enrich the blood, 1m
?ystem.0Nature will thoa
throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child srlU bo
in perfect health. Pleasant to take (Oc per bottle
nn toi j*r.. nayii'.j
We hae Just read that a "hick" town
ta ? place where oner fifty per cent
of the deaths are from natural causes.
A prohibition barometer, no doubt.
. .A_PhiladejpMajaiai?terJlied.
j)ig hn estate of $36,000?which si
help prove that not all Pennsylvania
money is spent at the election polls.
leaw
should
SPRING TIME IS
BUILDING TIME
Tt?
The urge to buil^is'everywhere?if you sense it,
act 011 it for an early start is a big advantage.
YOU CAN OWN YOUB OWN HOME
As others have done, you. can do. Home owner
ship is largely a question of making ^""decision and
then working toward that goal.
WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BUILD
The completeness of our stock of building mater
ial makes it possible for you to obtain everything need
ed for the erection of a home.
FOR REMODELING OR REPAIRING
' i " '
You don't need to go any further than Burgess
Lumber Company.
Our prices will stand comparison?we invite it,,
knowing full well that it will be to our advantage.
BURGESS LUMBER CO.
Anything in the Building
Lin?6 li ? ;
Near Railroad Crossing'on State Highway
LOUI8BURO, NORTH nAwnr.TWA
HORDES OF LOCUSTS DUE TO
ARRIVE
Raleigh, June 1.?The seventeen
yaar locust Is due to appear in Pie
month North Carolina just about this
time. The insect will come In enor.
?.nous jumpers but will probably do
little damage except In places where
it was abundant 17 years ago.
"This insect always creates a great
deal it Interest because It appears in
such enormous numbers and becalm
It - oeewrs only- every 17- years," says
Dr. Z. P. Metcalf, head ot the depart
ment of entomology at State College.
"In spite of the enormous number,
however, the insect doee little dam
age because it lives primarily In the
forests and lays its eggs in forest
trees. Occasionally, It may doj dam
age to a young orchard where the
trees have been planted in a place
where the locust was abundant It
years ago.'
The locust does 'its principal dam
age by killing the small branches In
"WTiTCh"It lays" Tts "eggs. Farmers hav
ing young trtes In such situations
as described by Dr. Metcalf are ad
vised to watch carefully and If the
locusts appear in abundance to pro
tect the young trees by mosquito net
ting or tobacco canvas. This can be
removed as soon as the locusts dis
appear.
Dr. Metcalf states that the 17jetr
locusts are dying out, but they will
perhaps be abundant tn the upper
piedmont and mountain counties this
season. Those who And the loensts
"on their farms win rsfidSr a service
to the entomology workers by send
ing specimens to State College.
There is a common superstition
that the sting of this insect is dan
gerous or fatal to man. "This is not
true, explains Dr. Metcalf. because
the locust has no sting and cannot
injure man.
PAPER-MONE? TORE
MADE MUCH SMALLER
?Washington, May 26.?A reduction
in the sire of paper currency was ap.
proved today by Secretary Mellon,
who announced that the first of the
new form of money probably would'
be ready for circulation in about a
year.
The bills will be reduced about one
and one third inches in length and
3-4 of an inch inwldth,- wttfa~a lower
In manufacturing costs of about <2.
RESALE OP LAND
Under and by virtue of an order oi
resale of the Clerk of the Sunperlo
Court of Franklin County, entered on
the 20th day of April, 1927, and In
accordance with the terms of that
deed of trust executed by R. P. Tay
lor to Wbl Jtt- Ruffla, Trustee* datea
November 30, 1918, recorded In Book
224 page 162, Registry of Franklin
County, N. C? default having been
inrtrlirtiTfTkyiHtiii lit tte luJeMud.
ness thereby secured and demand hav
ing been made upon the' undersignec
by the holder of the bonds secured
thereby and as by law provided, the
undersigned will on Monday the 13th
day of June, 1927, offer for sale at
public auction, at or about the hou?
of noon, at the court house door ot
Franklin County, N. -C., to the high
est bidder for cash that certain tract
or parcel of land situate In Franklin
County, North Carolina described as
follows:
Beginning; at & rock and small pine
a corner ot the land sold by Mrs. Lacy
Perry to J. E. Ellis. November 23.
1918, thence by survey ol W. N. Ful
ler made December 1889, S 7d W 164
poles 15 links to a stake and point
ers, a corner of No. 1 In Boddies line,
thence N 115 poles to a rock In Jim
Smith's line; thence S 69 1.2d E 12
poles ti'a stake, Smith's corner;
thenc9 N 1 1-2 E 2 poles 15 links to
2 gums. Smith's corner; thence 3 89
l-2d E 56 poles to a rock, corner of
the M(J1 tract: thence N 68d E 3*
poles 2 links to a rpck; thence N
24rl E 17 1-2 poles to a white oak in
Isinglass Creek; thence N 12 1.2d W
130 poles 15 links to a pile of rocks
a corner in Burts line, made for Jerry
Ellis rf the 2C0'acres above referred
to; I hence along the line of the land
sold Jerry Ellis by survey of 190S
torner; thence East 6 poles to a
stake or rock, Ells' corner; thence
South 21 poles to a rock in a field;
thence East 34 poles to the beginning
containing 300 acres by survey of J.
T. Inscoe, 1908, being part of the Dr.
Sam Perry land conveyed by Miss
Lucy Perry to R. P. Tsyrlor. Excepted
from the above description, however
Is 102 acres sold to W. B. Ellis b>
deed dated December 12th, 1922, re
corded In Book 33 page 36/
A deposit of at least 25 per cent
of bid on this land will be required
at time such bid Is received.
This May 25th, 1927.
. T. W. RUFF1N, Executor ot
WM. H. RUFFIN, Deceased
Trustee.
White and Malone, Attys. 5-27-3t
Keep Fit!
Qowt HaoIARagMfrasQood BMM*%
TO be well, you must keep the
blood atieam free from impur
ities. If the kidneys lag, allowing
body poisons to accumulate, a tocdc
condition Is created. One is apt to
feel dull, languid, tired and achy.
A nagging backache Is sometimes a
and dtoiy speUs. That the Udatye
ore loot frmetlenfag property Is oftm
?f oiiiiWa. If yontaMwrafcaoo to
's ?a
Nurse Adi
WEAK, RUN-DOWN
WOMEN
To Take Cardui
??? j. ? .>p ??' ?
1 have known of Cardui for
nearly twenty-five years." aaya Mrs.
Salma Meisaner, 1072 .Harrison Ave.,
Beaumont, Texas. "During that
time, I have taken it several times
and have frequently recommended
it to others, for it is a splendid
medicine and I am glad to give peo
ple the benefit of my experience.
"I have been a nurse for several
Ei and have often come in con
with patients who were run
i and weak. Often I have told
sufferers of Cardui, and the way I,
myself, had been helped after tak
ing it, and advised them to give it
a trial. Many of them have since
thanked me for what I told them,
so I am willing that other women
should know about it, too.
T first took Cardui because I was
awfully rundown. I had no appe
tite, and was weak and listless. It
hard to keep going under such
d I looked
conditions, and I looked for
thing which vyould help me.
"I had reed of Cardui and decided
to try it. After taking it, I improv
ed so much that I have taken it
since whenever I needed e tome.1*
Sold by all druggiata.
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of authority
contained in that certain deed of trust
from T. C. Weatheraby and wife Ida
Weathersby to the undersigned trus
tee,recorded in Nook 274 at pages 347.
348 of the Register of Deeds of Frank
lin County; default having been made
in the payment of the indebtedness
therein secured and demand having
been -made "upon the undersigned
trustee tor nft Tf Mill l>lrf
satisfy said indebtedness, 1 will offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder
far cash, subject to a deed of trust
to the First National Bank of Durham,
securing $5,000.00 Indebtedness, on
Friday, the 3id day uf June, 192T, at
12:00 M., in front of the courthouse
door, Louisburg, N. C., the following
described real estate:
ftqglnniqg a.^ fl. Rtnn
Road J. \V. Wright's corner; thence
along J. W. Wright's" line "North 2/1-2
degrees East 100 4-5 poles; whence
MuUh 90' 1-2 degrees West I
thence North 2 1-2 degrees /East 48
poles to a stake in Moses Rogers' line
thence along Moses Rogers' line
South 89 T.2 degrees Blast 80 poles.
South 88 1-2 degrees East 53 3-5
poles to a stake; thence South 4 de
grees West 16 2-3 poles to a poplat
on Spring Branch; thence down said
Spring Branch to Rock Spring
to a ' stake, Robert Pace's
corner; thence along Robert Pace's
line South 1 degree West 27 1-3 poles
to the Raleigh Tarboro Road; thence
along the Raleigh Tarboro Road 3
85 degrees West 29 3.5 poles to Hllls
boro Road; thence along Hlllsboru
Road North 76 degrees West 128 3-b
poles to the point of beginning, con
taining 150 8-4 acres according to
survey and plat made by J. P. Chamb
lee. Surveyor, October 5th, 1917, and
comprising a portion of lands hereto
fore conveyed to said John R. Weath.
ersby by deed of Robert E. Copeland
and wife dated May 30th, 1905, record
ed in book 146, page 281 in Registet
of Deeds Office of Franklin County,
N. C- and the land heretofore con
veyed to said John R. Weathersby by
deed from John N. Bergeron, dated
September 1st, 1887 recorded In book
184 page .458 in said Rlglstrar's Of
fice.
This April 28th, 1927.
LEROY L. MASSEY,
5-13-4t- Trustee.
Union County farmers find them,
selves with more bay than storage
space because of planting the barle>
Vetch oats mixture last fall.
The QsUm That Dees Net AHect The Head
Because of Its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA
T1VE {MHO QUININE (Tebleu) c
_ can be taken
by enyene without ceasing nervousness or ringing
In tbc heed tS'.GROVE'S signature on box. 30c
NEW TOPS
and -Upholstering
SEAT COVERS
For aM Makes of ears. Curtain lights
of aU kinds, Faraltare apholstered.
All work handled right away. Ham
ess ui Shoe npalrhf. Oar Mr.
Phillips Is aa expert la these lines
and we gwggantee satis faction aM
LOUlSBUBG REPAIR SHOP
J. LBHHAlf. f Proprietor.
Next to T*r River Bridge
I Ve<,-. ?* Aeao< o 41 |iv7f .
Nothing
Stops
Tfre*totwr
Removable Maxi
. Cushions
Here's the tire that? at
forrisnrr^?mTtTsmrttv?
amount of rubber cushion
ing for vour Ford 1-tor.
truck without the danger of
punctures of blowouts. Re
liability uner every condi -
tion produced by modern de
livery service?long mileage
that reduces trucking costs!
Investigate the amount of
money the R. M. C. will save
you. Telephone!
Th never Late*'
SINCE PUTTING OH
FIRESTONE
* R M C*?
STANDARD SERVICE STATION, LOUISBURG, N. C.
The flendersonvllle curb market
has been enlarged to allow 100 ad
ditional farme to aell surplus produce.
j- ? ' ? ? ? '
I The crop of May peas in lower Hatl
fax county brought $15,000 to th\
growers in one week. One man made
$304 on 3 1.2 acres.
Tom Tarheel says the reason hl?
children have such good teeth Is btot
ause he has always tept cows on
he farm.
Cured In 6 to 14 Days
_ <U refund money if PAZO OINTMENT tail*
to euro Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Pile*. Instantly relieve* Itching Pile*, and ypo
gat restful sleep after first application Mb.
Co.
Raleigh's Leading Dyers and Cleaners <
/AT LOUISBURG
Tuesdays and Fridays ,
Headquarters Louisburg, N. C-'
The Rendezvous Phone No. 37
New. Records
"At
"Two Black Crows" ? "Budded Rose"
"Fiddlers Convention in Georgia'!
"Down in Arkansas" "How I Got My Wife"
"Pretty Little Dear"
"Get Away, Old Man, Get Away"
"The Georgia Boho" "In My Old Cabin Home"
"Red Wing" (New) "The Coon from Tennessee"
"Ain't Nobody's Bnsiness" "John Henry Blues"
New Victor Releases on Sale
Every Friday. * J
W. L White Furniture Co.
Louisburgy : N. Carolina'
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