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AND CATHARTIC COMPOUND, FOR
RUN-DOWN TIRED OUT PEOPLE
If you feel tired, out, out of sorts,
despondent, mentally or physically
depressed, get a bottle of LEE'S LAX.
ATIVE and CATHARTIC. COMPOUND
at ScoggtnB Drug Store today and
take the first big step toward feeling
better right away.
If you work too hard, smoke too
much, or are nervous, LEE'S LAXA
TIVE and CATHARTIC COMPOUND
will make yon feel better in thirty
minutes or money back from drug
put where you purchased goods,
i As a treatment for affections of the;
'nervous system, constipation, loss of,
appetite/ sleeplessness, or nervous In-1
digestion, get a bottle of LEE'S LAX
'aTIVE and CATHARTIC COMPOUND
today at Scogglns Drug. Store.
10 days' special sale, $1.26 bottle
for $1.00. ?
Sold only at Scoggin's New Drug
store, Nash Street. Loulsburg, N, C.
MAIL-OKDCU OOWAKISOJi 8 ACE
Sometime ago a tew ot the bualnees
men at v amall town In Indiana got
together to discuss the advisability ot
organizing a Commercial Club and
working together more cloaely tor
the good of the*town and community.
The result of thla meeting was the
organization of a Commercial Club
that has done more for the good of
the town and Its people In the short
time it has been In operation than had
been done before In ten years.
When the merchants got together
and talked things over they found that
they had a great deal in common and
that "the other fellow" was really a
"good fellow" after all.
Today every live business man In
this Town Is a booster for the Com
mercial Club and fo working to build
up the town and to interest the farm
ers.
The first constructive work under
taken by the new organization was
the "Community Public Sale." which
was handled through the Commercial
Club. Of this event one of the farm
ers had to say:
"The finest thing the merchants ev
er did for us was to start the Com
munity Sale. They hired a good auc
tioneer and adyertised for us to bring
anything we wanted to sell to town on
a certain day and It would be sold at
auction for a cost of two per cent of
the amount realized. I had a horse
and a piece of machinery that I want
ed to sell and this gave me just the
chance I needed, for I did not have
enough stuff to make a sale ot my
own. My .stuff sold at a good price
and I was glad to give the Commercial
Club two percent for selling* It for me.
"There was a big crowd in town
and a lot of goods changed hands.
More than $7,000 worth ot stock, ma
chinery and household furniture was
sold. The merchants added some
stuff to the sale to spice It up a little.
.They put in sewing machines, rugs,
'etc., and that gave u? a chance to buy
some new merchandise, too.
I "If the merchants keep on doing
things like this'.we will be glad they
[got together and ault fighting each
ether the way they use to do."
| For some time the merchants of this
.town had realised that mall order
'houses were taking considerable busl
'ness out of their trade territory, but
they hesitated, lndlyidually, to come
'out In the open and go after this sort
| of competition. After the organisa
tion of the Commercial Club, they be
came Imbued with the belief that they
ciuld accomplish something worth
[while if they would work together and
each offer merchandise In direct com
jpetltion with catalog goods.
I So the druggist. Implement, hard
ware, furniture, jewelry and general
store proprietors got together and se.
[Krted cAtftlog merchandise tWfTlW
could duplicate in quality and price
and got up an attractive advertise
ment.
In all of this work the merchants
were ably assisted-by the-editor of
the local paper who la loyal to tbo
town, ao much ao In tact that he will
not accept advertisements from out of
town concerns In spite of the fact
that this policy costs him heavily In
revenue.
| The merchants are liberal adver
tisers so that the paper is well sup.
.ported and consequently Is not forced
to seek business away from home as
Is the case with some country papers
in towns where the merchants have
not learned the value of advertising
regularly In the local paper.
During the Comparison sale a farmer
said "1 was going to buy a rug of
a catalog house this week, but I saw
the rug offered by one of our mer.
chants and I bought the rug at home.
If the merchants will give us as good
values as we can get by sending away
we will trade at home. It looks to
me as if the merchants are going to
do some good by getting together and
advertising this way."
"It is awhole lot better to see the
goads than to buy from a catalog,"
said another farmer, "hut when t can
save a few dollars by sending away
I'm going to do it. When the mer.
chants started their Public Sale they
started something that Is of benefit to
all of us and now If they are going
to sell goods here as cheap as the
mall order houses, why we will be
glad to trade at home.
"Why don't they invite us to Join
their Commercial Club and let, us
have a part In the work If they want
to build up the town and community?
We are Just as much Interested in the
town as town folks are interested In
us. and probably a whole lof more.
"This sale they have on this week
is a good one and if the merchants do
this sort of thing right along we will
probably be able to uy our goods here
Just as cheap as we can get them any
where."
Merchants who have been in bnsines
In this town many years say that
there.^ls^^a^ better and more friendly
than ever before. They all admit that
lite Is more worth living and they all
sl ow an interest in the success of
each individual business in the town.
MORE WORXT PEACHES ?
UNLESS TREES SPRAYED
Raielgh, June 10?With prospects
of a short crop of peaches in the prin
cipal producing regions this year and
with the peach curculto more abund
ant, it will be a good time to do some
careful sprayng this season.
"Peach growers are warned that
the curcullo Is especially abundant
this year and unless the regular spray
or dust schedule is carried out, there
will likely be considerable" wormy
fruit,'' says C. H. Brannon. extension
entomologist at State College. "It
'will pay. also, la pick tip and destroy
the drops from Infested trees. ThL
I'Is about aB Important as spraying or
dusting. The drops can be burled
several feet beneath the soil so thai
*he' curcullo beetle' cannot escape."
Mr. Brannon, along with others in.
IUrested In the peach Industry of this
| State, believes that the growers have
{prospects for better prices this season
ar.d he says that this will make it the
more Important to follow the regular
spraying or dusting schedules. For
these who do not know the curcullo.
he explains that it Ib a pesky beetle
which lays an egg in. the peach. The
egg hatches Into a worm which devel
opee In the peach and then, after
dropping to the ground, changes Into
the adult beetle In the soil. This
beetle then emerges from the soil and
continue the attacks on the fruit.
For those who would like to have
more detailed Information about the
curcullo or other peach Insects. Mr.
Brannon will be glad to have Ibem
write to him and he will send s ich
Information as needed. Mr. Brannon
can be reached at State College Sta
jtion, Kalelgh.
Twelve botanists and botanical stu
dents from Washington, D. C. visited
North Carolina last week to study
plant life In eastern Carolina. They
were conducted on a tour by Dr. B.
W. Wells, head of the department of
[botany at State College.
'A man who has suffered from prac
Itally every known Illness to medical
science, for a period of 38 years, has
been fonnd and traced his difficulty
to his marriage. A grain of rice,
tossed during the usual shower at his
weeding, lodged In his ear, and caused
him a troubled venture for the 38
years In married life, until an X-ray
iscovered the cause.
Twenty business men of Asheboro
u Randolps County are placing flOO
ach in a pool to finance a pure bred
alf club of 20 members among farm
pys of the county. The men and
oys will share in the profits.'
That fellow who Is planning to
| shoot himself np to the planet Venus
' In a "Sky rocket, might drop off over"
| night for a visit with St Peter, while
passing through the heavens.
( A million and a half one dollar bills
are worn out each day and the aver
age person would like a chance to see
how it would feel to wear out that
much money in a life time
The superintendent of a hospital
banned- lipstick for nurses because l't
attracts microbes?especially the kind
[With wide trousers and patent leather
jhair. ? ? "?
SPECIAL SALE
TIRES and TUBES
? 1 " _
10 Per Cent less than
Wholesale Jobbers Price List
for 10 days, beginning
Saturday, June 15th
and running through
June 25th.
See our regular Ad. in this paper and deduct
10 per cent from prices.
Louisburg Grocery Co.
Subscribe to The Franklin Time* $150 Per Year In Advance
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JEWELRY
My new stock includes anything you may desire for
rny occasion, morning, afternoon or evening.
I have a complete line of graduation gifts, school
badgges, medals, etc. I make a specialty of College
Seal jewelry. A call will be appreciated.
JEWELRY REPAIRS ?
If you have a piece of jewelry of any kind that needs
repairing bring it to me and you may be sure it will
get the best attention at the lowest prices.
I am well established and prepared to handle any
kind no matter what the conditions might be.
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Court Street Lotdibvf, N. a
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