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Your Doctor
Bring your prescriptions to us. We believe
that the best is none too good for the sick.
Therefore we use only the purest and best
drugs throughout our prescription Depart
ment. . . .. i '
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Louisburg's Leading Drug Store
Nash Street Louisburg, N. 0.
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WHAT'S WRONG AND WHERE?
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for salt."
Newell?"Thats the stuff that makes
1-otatoes taste bad when you boll 'em
and don't put any In it."
Visitor (watching baseball game)
"What's the score, boy?"
Brad?"Forty two to nothin' and
d y side is in the field."
Visitor?"Is youj- side losing?"
Brad?"Losing! Why, man alive,
we.-haven't bent to bat yeU"
"J. C." said his aunt, "did you en
joy the book I sent you on your birth
day?"
"Haven't looked at it yet."
"Why^" how is that?".
"Mama-said.-that I'd-h&ve. to. wash
my hands .when I read it"
"Russell," said his mother, "I hopej
you have been a quiet boy in school
this afternoon."
Russell?"That's what I was. I
went to sleep right after lunch and
the teacher said she'd whip any boy
in the room who woke me up."
Clarence-?Did your watch stop
when it dropped on the floor?"
William Parrish?"Sure. Did yoi
think it would go on through?"
"Here boy," said the wealthy motor
ist "I want some gasoline and please
get a move on! You never get any
where In the world unless you push.
Push Is essential. When I was young
I pushed and that is what got me
where I am."
Clayton,"Well, guv'nor, I recon
you'll have to push again, 'cause there
aint a drop of gas on the place."
' *lw'f
"Aw," said Elmo," you're afraid to
fight"
"No, I'm not" protested Leon, "but
if I fight ma'll find out and lick me."
"How'll she Know?"
"She'll see the doctor going to your
house."
Miss Upchurch?"The first date in
history was about '000 B. C."
Mary Johnson?"Who tad it?"
KAUPP GIVES PROGRAM
FOR POULTRY COURSE
The eight annual poultry ahort
course for fanners, farm women and
commercial poifltrymen of North Car
olina to be held at State College dur
ing the week of November 18 to 23
will be well attended, according to
present indications.
Dr. B. F. Kaupp, head of the poul
try department and In charge of the
short course, says that he has receiv
ed a number of Inquiries within the
last few days. The course will con
sist of three one-hour lectures each
morning during the week followed by
n laboratory perlodearh afternoon.
Instruction will cover such import
ant matters as Judging for egg pro
duction, hatching, brooding, produc
tion of broilers, growing out pullets
for winter egg production and other
features. Considerable attention will
be given to sanitation and disease
prevention. Visits will be made to
nearby farm and commercial plants
and those who attend will have the
opportunity of working In the lab
roatorlea and at the College poultry
plant. \
In addition to Dr. Kaupp, Dr. WU
liam Moore, state veterinarian will be
on the program. C. F. Parrish
poultry extension specialist; R. S.
Dearstyne, disease investigator; W.
F. Armstrong, associate professor of
pouiltry husbandry; U. C. Salter, poul
try marketing specialist; and assist
ants Foley, Greaves, Gauger and Fou
r>e will have charge of different parts
r' the short course.
It is pointed oi|t that women as
well as men are invited to attend.
Dr. Kaupp says that rooms may be
obtained near the campus for $1 a
]{<xlx* q n/1 m Aji 1 m at thfl
ilgul oitU Hi at Ultra is al tlXtT vvi n-o ~
cafeteria are low in price.
It is planned to hold a meeting of
the North Carolina Poultry Associa
tion during the week. Another fea
Jture will be the judging contest on
Saturday morning. November ~29: The
successful competitor in this contest^
will be awarded a silver trophy cup.
By growing turkeys on land where
poultry had not been confine^ Mrs?
E. E. McRae of Anson Courily made
a success <3f~th$ venture this season.
More than 300 bushels of beardless
barley has been planted in Montgom
ery county this fall. The supply of
seed was not equal to the demand.
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
North Carolina In
Franklin County Superior Court
The Town Of Louisburg
Vs
Eddie Bridges and Wife,
Maggie Bridges
The defendants Eddie Bridges and
wife Maggie Bridges will take notice
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Franklin County, North Car
olina, to foreclose .tax sale certifi
cates held by the Town of Louisburg;
and the said defendants will further
tike notice that they are required to
appear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Coifrt of said County In
the Courthouse in Louisburg, N. C..
on the 15 day of Dec., and answer or
demur to the complaint in said action,
or the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In said
complaint
This the 11th day of Nov., 1929.
J. J. YOUNG, C. S. C
U-15-4t Franklin County.
"INSURE AND ME SURE"
"BE SURE and witk T. W. WATSON
U4-tX INSURE" _
Quick Relief For
Coughing Spells
Famous Prescription Stops Them
Almost Instantly
The phenomenal success of a doc
tor's famous prescription called Thox
Ine Is due to Its double action. It
Immediately sooths the Irritation and
goes direct to the Internal caulse not
reached by patent medicines and
cough syrups. The very first swallow
usually stops even the most obstinate
cough.
Thoxlne contains no harmful drugs.
Is pleasant tasting and safe for the
whole family. Sold on a money back
guarantee to give better and quicker
rtllef for coughs or sore throat than
anything you have ever tried. Ask
for Thoxlne. put <?P ready for use In
3Sc., ?0c , and 1.00 bottles. 8old by
Beasley Bros., and all other good drug
Mores.
HISCM AHD M SCUT _
II SCll and with T. W. WATS OS
U4-tf DM CM"
Fifteen Beautiful, Unbreakable Taling Dolls
GIVEN AWAY
At Your REX ALL Store
THESE DOLLS VALUED FROM *&00 UP TO
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We are going to give them to the fifteen little girls receiving the
largest number of votes between November 23rd and 10 o'clock
Tuesday evening, December 24th. The awards will be made
Christmas morning at 10 o'clock.
For each penny spent at our store during the'perlod stated above,
each customer will be entitled to a vote. Ask all your friends to
write yotlr name on the ballot before they put It into the Ballot
Box In our store.
COJTE IN AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL DOLLS.
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Yon Are Entitled to a Vote with Every Penny Yon Spend in Our
Store
S. P. BODDIE, Druggist
The Rexall Store Right on The Corner
JNO. W. KING
Phone 101 Phone 101
Market
Steak 30c
Liver ?18c
Stew Beef 15c
Pork Shoulder 27c
Pork Ham 30c
Sausage 25d
FRESH FISH
Groceries
Flour $7.50 bbl.
Lard 12 l-2c
Meat 12 l-2c
Weinies 25c
6 box Matches 20c
8 lb. Swift
Jewel $1.10
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
A Full Line ^)f Fruits and
Vegetables
Automobile
Light Testing
COMPLY WITH THE LAW
OFFICIAL STATION
For Franklin County
Louisburg's Oldest Garage
BECK'S GARAGE
Day Phone 311?Night 46 Louisburg, N. C.
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Radio Repair Work. Any Make.
THE REASON WHY
The reason why our made-to-measure clothing
business is increasing by leaps and bounds is because
of the super-service, super-quality that we give our
customers.
Try a CHURCHILL suit and be convinced.
We guarantee you perfect satisfaction.
$22.75 to $47.50. ]
C. C. WRIGHT, Prop.
Wright Clothing & Dry Goods Co.
BUNK, North Carolina