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$1.10 VALUE ALL FOB 59c
Mi 31 Solution 4 ox 25c
Mi 31 Dental Paste 50c
Mi 31 Tooth Brush < 25c
Tooth Brush Holder 10c
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EMBASSY NOTES (LINEN FINISH) *
Raleigh Paper, 20 Sheets in Pkg 10c
Harvard Envelopes, 20 in Pkg 10c
S. P. BODDIE, Druggist
The Rezall Store Right on The Corner
TAYLOR'S
FOR HARDWARE
Lime, Cejgent Building Material
CAR GALVANIZED ROOFING
Another Redaction in "Goodyear" Tire Prices
30 x 3 1-2 Speedway $4.25
Come and get price on your sine.
Tobacco Twine, Lanterns, Thermometers.
Highest Grade Paint for every purpose.
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L0UI8BURG, N. CAROLINA
LAST NOTICE
All Watches, Clocks and Jewelry left here over 60
days ago will be sold Now at once for charges. Better
come and get yours if you expect to at all I cannot
keep keeping them. This is my last notice before sale.
A nice line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Dia
monds, every article guaranteed as represented- Ex
pert repairing. No job too large or too
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Govt fltntt Lodabnrg, H. 0.
Foremost Novelist
Uia* Robjr M. Ajtc*, Mthcr of
Broken," ?cdaJmed by critic* a* ?nf
novelist
THIRD KKOUP MASTER ;
ROME MAKERS
Raleigh. N. C.. July 21.?The rural
women to be honored na North Caro
lina's third group of Master Farm
Home Makers were announced at
State College today, by Mrs. Jane S.
McKlmmon, Head of the Home Dem
onstration Department
Selected for their outstanding rec
ords as wires, mothers and commun
ity builders, the women will be pub
licly awarded their new titles and
gold emblems by the Farmer's Wife,
the national farm women's mags sine
of St. Paul. Minn, with the co-opera
tion of the Home Demonstration De
partment of the State College Exten
sion Service. The ceremony will oc
cur Tuesday evening, July 29, during
Farm and Home Week.
The five women are: Mrs. B. N.
Sykes, Harrelsvllle; Mrs. Richard J.
Ledbetter, Arden; Mrs. David B. Cas
tor, Concord; Mrs. James F. Home
wood, Burlington, and Mrs. William
E. Moore. New Bern.
They will be North Carolina's rep
resentatives among nearly 100 other
outstanding farm women to be hon
ored this year by The Farmer's Wife
co-operating with the State College of
Agriculture.
With the recognition of Mrs. Sykes.
North Carolina will have its first
"Master Farm Family," for Mr. Sykes
Is a master Farmer. "Before we
were married," she says, "we agreed
that our home was to be a genuine
partnership, and it always has been.
Home to us is the place where the
family begins, where Joys and sorrows
are shared and where love abounds."
Mrs. Sykes sells 1600 worth of food
products a year including $200 worth
oi fruit cakes. The Governor's wife
has been one of her customers.
When Mrs. Ledbetter and her hus
band were married they rented a
farm and started fanning with a
horse, a wagon, a cow, ten chickens
and $60. Two years later they bouight
the place and although they have had
a family of eight children to support
end times have sometimes been hard
they never missed a payment
Mrs. Castor has six children, two
of them in the ministry. She is a
Sunday School teacher and president
of the County Council of Farm Wo
men, Community club, home demon
stration club and a Mother and
Daughter club. She plans her meals
t. week ahead.
Mrs. Homewood has lived for 39
years on the same farm, in a home 127
years old that has been remodeled
end modernised. She has six grown
children. Mrs. Homewood helped or
ganise the first Home Demonstration
club in Alamance county, is president
of a Country Life club, president of
the Parent-Teacher association and
retire in a women's club.
Mrs. Moore believes that the func
tion of a home is "to train children
for good citisenship." Her chief am
bition has been to educate her three
children, and money has been spent
for that rather than tor certain home
conveniences. She lives on a 239
acre stock and grain farm.
HMD LEGUMES PLAMTED
a MOST CORM FIELDS
iReturaing from a field trip in east
crn Carolina where he Impeded.
11,033 corn fields in seren counties,
E. C. Blair, extension agronomist at
State College, reports that 55 per cent
of these fields bad soybeans, cow
peas or some other sifmmer growing,
legume lnterplanted with the corn.
'This is a wonderful showing and
indicates that our best corn growers
are realising the Importance of keep
ing up the fertility of their land
through the use of legume crops,**
says Mr. Blair. "My trip was mads
through Wayne, Duplin, New Hag
ever, Brunswick. Columbus, Robeson,
and Cumberland counties. This 'DP
not generally accepted as soybean
a general thlofe
thrifty looking
legumes In them.
territory; yet, 665 of the 1,033 fleli
of eorn Inspected were planted with
cither soybeans, cowpeas, relrst
beans or snap beans with the soy
beans being far in the lead of all
ether combined."
New Hanorer county had the high'
est proportion of legumes In corn,jfe
64 percent, while Duplin came secoi^.
with 60 percent
Mr. Blair said
the best and most
fields of corn had legume
while most of those on poor land, agi
those showing erldence of poor land
and those showing erldence of poor
farming, did not hare the legun
lnterplanted. It was also worthy
note, he said, that the most flu"
without legumes were fonnd in 1
remote sections of the counties rla
Some farmers argue, says Mr. Blair,
that planting legumes In corn will
cut the yield but results of field de
monstrations does not bear this oat.
As a usual thing the yield of corn IV
maintained and the land made mqfg
fertile when the crop residue Is thprw
cughly plowed under. Mr. Blair h|B
some demonstrations which shew an
Increased crop yield the following
yeas Planting I strumas in com la ?
good practio# and should ba more
g sua rally followed throughout t|l
k<
DR. CALDWELL'S
THREE RULES
Dr. Chldweil watched the result* ol
seastlpsHnn far 47 put, and baliavad
that no matter how eorefnl people or*
at their health, diet and exercise, con
stipation will occur from time to time.
Of next importance, then, is bow to treat
it when it eomee. Dr. CUdwell always
was in layer of getting en close to nature
en possible, hence his remedy for ooneti
pation is n mild vegetable compound. It
enn not hnrm the most delioate eyetea
and in not habit forming.
The Doctor never did approve of dras
tic phytic* and purges. He did not believe
they were goad for human beings to..put
into their system. Use Syrup Pepsin for
yonrtrlf and members of the family in
eonsiipsthm, bilioutnsee, soar and crampv
itomarh, bad breath, no appetite, head
aches, end to break op fevers end colds.
Get e bottle today, at nay drugstore and
observe these three rules of health: Keep
the heed cool, the feet warm, tha bowels
open Tor e free trial battle, just write
"Svrup Pepsin," Dept. BB. Monticello,
Illinois. _
NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
cf the estate of J. A. Crickmore, de
ceased, late of Franklin County, N.
C? notice Is hereby given all parties
holding claims against the said estate
to present them to the undersigned
on or before the 20th day of Jane,
1931, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery- All persons
indebted to sold estate will please
come forward and make immediate
settlement
This June 19th. 1930.
CORA I. CREEKMORE,
6-20-6t Admr'x.
See GUS and GUP
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Opposite P. O. Phona 111
Middle Life
Suffering
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I was in bad
health," says Mrs.
J. B. Bean, of
Kirbyville, Texas.
"1 waa going
through a critical
time, and I suffer
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time, and my lags
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My head hifrt me
would be almost past going.
"As I had need Cardui be
fore, and knaw how much I
had Improved altar taking
K, I got a bottla and atartad
it I coil tinned to naa
it far aavsral months. After
awhile I regained my health,
and I leal that I could never
have gotten through that
awftd time without Cardui."
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Mansfield and Olympia
TIRES
30 x 3-1-3 Cord Tiros 36.65
39 x 4.40 Cord Tiros Baloon 6.83
40 x 4.60 Cord Tires Baloon 7.66
Eighteen thousand miles Guarantee.
All other sixes at same low price.
Try us for Car Repairing and Overhauling.
We use no Helpers. Only good Mechanics will do your work. Let
us give you a price on. any lob. Nobe Medltn and Ed Strickland,
known to the people of this Sounty, will appreciate your work.
CR08LEY RADIOS and Radio Acessories.
We repair any make of Radio and Guarantee it
EIGHT HOUR BATTERY SERVICE
BECK'S GARAGE
Day Phone 311?Night 46 Looisborg, N. 0.
A A A - SERVICE
Louisburg's Oldest Oarage
Remarkably Low Priced
WICKER FURNITURE
A large selection of styles to choose from. Better
Values in High Grade Wicker Furniture have never
been offered before in this town.
W. E. White Furniture Co.
LonUburg, v: If. Carolina