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- Sunburn and Freckles
' by using HAGAN'S
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Acta initaady. Stops die burning.
Clean your complexion of Tan and.
Blemishes. Yoa eanhot know how
good it ia until you try it Thous
ands of women sagr it i» betft of all
beautifiera and becds Sunburn
Quickest Don't bo without it a
day longer. Get a bottle now. At
your Druggist or by mail direA.
75 cents for either color. White.
Pink, Rose-Red.
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Graham, N. C.
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I It was noticed that it feroaght I'
; | healthlo the users of the water, ];
i > and upon being analyzed it was
! | found to be ar water strong in '
; mineral properties and good ;
i > for stomach and blood.troubleS.
, 1 Physicians who have seen the ]
; analysis and what it does, |
i ' recommend its use.
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' ■ Why buy expensive mineral
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mended by .physicians right at •
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moves Hard, Soft and Calloused
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also Blood Spavinß„Cur bs, Splints,
Sweeney, Ring Bone, Stiflte,
—-Sprains, Swollen Throats, Coughs,
etc. Save 950 by use of one bot.
tie. A wonderful Blemish Cure.
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Kentucky has increased the pay
of its convicts. Still, there is no
wild scramble for the jobs.
WHOOPING COUGH.
In this disease it is important that
the cough be kept loose and expec
toration easy, which can be done
by giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Mna. P. H. Martin, Peru,
Ind., writes, "My two daughters had
whoophig cough. I gave them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it
' worked like a charm.
WliHt makes the average Qght
fau so sore on Jess Willard is that
it took so long to find out that he's
a humorist instead of a pngilist.
CHOLERA MORBUS.
This is a very painful and dan
gerous disease. In almost every
neighborhood someone has diid
Jrom it before medicine could be
obtained or «a physician summoned.
The right way is to have a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colis and Diar
rhoea remedy in the house so as to
prepared for it it. Mra Charles
Enyert, Huntington, lnd., writes :
'During the summer of 1911 two
of my children were taken sick
with cholera morbus. I used Cham
berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and it gave them immediate
relief."
Wonder how many persona re
member that last June was an ex
ceptionally cold month for the
seiiston of the year.
Something to worry about:
House Leader Kitchin refuses to
,-retract-bis preposterous charge
. that .the {frees maintains a lobby
at Washington.
You Can Core Tbal Backache.
Pain Along lb* back, dlulneaa, beadacb*
and rentier*! languor. Get » package or
Mothar Ormj'l Australia Leaf, the pHxuant
root and herb cure for Kidney, Bladder
•i d Urinary trouble*. Wb»n you feel all
rundown, tired,weak and without energy
me thta remarkable combination of nature,
herb* and root*. A* a regulator It ha* n«
qual. Motbei Gr*jr'a Auatrsllan-Ltaf la
r* r Co.. I * BOT. H. T.
Remember, it is not so much
the heat that distressea us, but
the humidity.
Two submarines lurking for
American transports near the
French Coast were sunk within
half an honr by an American de
stroyer.
« SOUR STOMACH. ,
This Is a mild form of indiges
tion. It is usually brought on by
eating too rapidly or too much, or
of food not suited to your diges
tive organs. If you will eat slow
ly, masticate your food thoroughly
and eat but little meat and none
at all for supper, you will more
than likely avoid the sour stom
ach without taking any' medicine
whatever. When you have sour
stomach take one of Chamberlain'*'
Tablets to aid digestion.
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THE ALAMANCE GLEANER.
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j jf the Huns Were Marching on North Carolina '
How muih of yonr money would you lend to your government to prevent your mother and father from being
; shot down like dogs? What would it jbe worth to you to preserve the honor of your daughter? How much to pre
; ent that lovely infant from dangling on the point of a German bayonet? You would knock down the man who,
; dared suggest that you measure such things in terms of money. Then how happy we should be to think that a
[ little of our money, LOANED to Our Government will hasten the end of this awfulness.
(Can you Think of a Cheaper Price to Pay Than Mere Money?
If you haven't begun to buy War-Savings Stamps, why haven't you? What does your conscience have to eay
about the matter? Just recently the German Fiends brought the war to our own land—right to your front door.
ft North Carolina War Saving Week
I J 1 June 23rd to 28th
Designated by President Wilson, Secretary McAdoo, Governor Bickett and cne mayofs of cities and towns
North Carolina's quota of War-Savings Stamps is forty eight million dollars and must be raised by pledge arte
purchase during that week Buy War-Savings Stamps as you love your Country and your God.
W. S. S. Cost $4.17 in June, Worth $5.00 January 1, 1923. , jgjjT*
—• • , ■>*>»-„t 73! £"«?
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Ml Will Send Ships—Will Save Soldiers J c i
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Read Limit. Pat O'BHaii'. RnmrkaH. ATTn^inTTIU/' 1 W*tftl TJTTTXT
: sb - ;rjrsss'JtrAJ-ss OUT Wl l l iNu THE HUN .
; Lieut. O'Brien, a brave young Irish-American was wounded in an air battle with enemy fliers. He was captured
1 but made his escape and m this great story he tells in his own way his remarkable experiences in making his way
to Holland and thence to the United States. His narrative is without a parallel in the annals of the war.
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BERLAIN'B TABLETS.
! "Chamberlain's Tablets are a
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I Richmond, Ky. When troubled with
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them a trial.
1 Subscribe for THE OLEANER-1.
GRAHAM, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1918
sloo Dr. E. Detchon's Anti-Dlu- J
retic may be worth more to you
—more to yoti than 1100 If you
have a child who soils the bed
ding from incontinence of water
dnrlnar sleep Cures old sod »ouor
alike. It srreets the trouble at
once. SI.OO. Hold by (Jraham Drug
Company., sdv
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COMPLETE DEfEAT
WIH ML LOSS
A SIGNAL DEFEAT OF AUSTRIAN#
ON ITALIAN FRONT ON PIAVI
RIVER INFLICTED.
45,000 POISOK ARE TAKEN
In Addition to Prisoners, Lossss In
Man Killed and Wounded Ars
Enormous.
The defeat of the Austrian armlss
on the western bank of the Plare rWer
Is complete. Admission Is made by
the Austrian war ofTtco that the troops
of Emperor Charles have bocn forced
to evacuate the Montello plateau, over
which they had hoped to press their
way and gain the Venetian plains, and
"some sectors" of the positions they
attained last week on the bank of the
river between the plateau and the
point where the stream empties Into
the Adriatic.
Bad weather and the rising of the
Plave under the heavy rainfalls are v
assigned as the reasons tor the with
drawal of the Austrlans But the
Rome war offlco axsorti that It was
tho Impetuous attacks of the Italians
that brought about the failure of an
operation which was started with the
Intention of crushing the armies of
Oenoral I)laz and forcing the Italians,
like the Russians, to accept a Teu
tonic allied peace.
All along the river the Italians have
I
The Kaiser'* army omits no do-1
tail. Notwithstanding the tre
mendous land drive and the ac
tivity of U-boata in Western i
waters, the Huns found time to j
bomb another hospital Sanday.
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pressed back the Invaders' of their
territory until only small units remain '
on the western bank, and across the
stream King Victor Emmanuel's men
are keeping well on the heels of the
retrestlnk enemy who Is fleeing In
disorder. Again the cavalry has been
thrown into the lighting and Is sorely
harassing the enemy, while machine
guns from the ground and from air
craft, some of the latter operated by
American aviators, are working havoc
among the fleeing Austrian columns.
The losses to the army are describ
ed as enormous, both In men killed,
wounded snd msde prisoner. An offi
cial statement from Rome to the Ital
ian embassy In Washington asserts
that the Austrlans have lost 45,000
men In prisoners alone. The Italian
war office communication mentions
only 40.000 Austrlans as having been
captured, but It Is probsble that this '
communication antedated that sent to 1
the embassy and that the captives in
the hands of the Italians greatly ex
ceed this figure.
The probability that this Is true Is
enhanced by the fact that the river
was swollen out of bouhds and most
of the few bridges that had not been
carried away by the freshet had been
shot to pieces by the Italian guns,
compelling the enemy either to sur
render or take his chances of being ,
able to swim the turbulent streum.
So hurried was the retrograde
movement of the Austrlsns at some 1
points that they did not take tlmo
even to attempt to save their guns
and stores.
As yet there has been no sign that
the enemy purposes again to renew
at an early date another offensive In
the mountain region, notwithstanding
the fact that reports emsnstlng from
Switzerland have said thst he was
bringing up large reinforcements snd
great quantities of supplies along the
front behind the lines from the Swiss
border to uooer reaches of the Plave. t
| American aviator who fell 2000
feet sustained only a few bruises.
|No wonder the tired German*
i come in and surrender.
When speakiug of the superdays
of June it is conceded that Poet
j J-owcll "said a mouthful."
Siibscri* for
AMERICANS IN POSSESSION
OF BELLEAU WOOD
W*shin*ton.—With the American
forces on the Marne. American
troops on the Marne front captured
the western pert of Belleau wod. The
Americans cleared this strategic posi
tion of all Germans, captured some
prisoners and took ve machine guns.
They are now in cojpplete posses
sion of the wods. The attack was
began with a hearjr barrage after
which the Americans went over al
most Immediately. .
MAJ. THEO ROOBEVELT. JR.
CITED FOR GALLANTRY
Washlnton. With the American
Army In France. —Major Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., has been cited by the
•neral commanding the troops to
which his unit Is attached for "con
splcuous gallantry" In action, during
the (iterations connected with the cap
ture and subsequent defense of (Via-
Hgny. .
In lion. K>2 other members of
the First division and two entire bat
teries of Held artillery are cited.
THREE MILLION DOLLARS
LOST BY GERMAN PLOTTERS
New York. —German plots to hide
, enemy assets uiider the cloak of "Am
erican corporations organized or loan
ed for the purpose was revealed here
when A. Mitchell Palmer, alien prop
erty custodian, took over three Ger
man-owned concerns with an eggre
gate capitalization of $3,500,000.
The companies In the group taken
over today were Dleckerholt, RalTloer
ft Co.. Importers and manufacturers of
notions, at 560 Broadway; RalTloer.
Erbsloh * Co.. cordage manufacturer*,
of the same address, with plants In
Cuba, and the Amorlcan Storage Co,
> of Havana.
Germ a us, characteristically
enough, are using artillery to put
through their peaceful penetra
tion of the Ukraine.
America is the land of perforin- j
ance as well as of promise.
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NO. 20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN J. HENDERSON I
Attorney-at-Law
GRAHAM, N. C. §9
Office over National Bhnk of Alamaata raj
J", s. c OOHnM
Attorney-at-Law.
GRAHAM, i . . . . N. C.-1
Offlco Fatteraon Building
tsocond Floor '
OR. WILL S. LO\(J, JIL
. DENTIST :
Graham, - - - - Nsrth Carall— |
OFFICE in BJMMONS BUILDING
'ACOB A. LOIS. J. ELMER LOS a
LONG A LONG,
4ttorn«f« and Councelora at Law ,
GRAHAM, *. C. p
JOHN H. VERNON t
Attorney and CoiiOielor-it-Liw
POXKK-Oflire 65J Residence 33) |
. BURLINGTON, N. C.
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fives quick, sure relief from iikS«a- 4 jS
tian's ills Heartburn, Dizziness, * J
Sour Riancs, Acid Mouth, Sleepless* .
nest, etc., but builds up appetite nl ■ >
entire system. Thouuods KNOW. ,
Follow their lead— * * %
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HAYES DRUG COMPAVY, - J
. GRAHAM, K. C*
Notice oi Election and
New Registration of 1
Voters in Town of Gra
ham for special School'. 1
Tax.
At a regular meeting of the 'i
Mayor and iCommiuiuum of the
town of tiraham, a petition, with
the proper number of signer*, hav
ing been presented requesting that 1
a apecial election b* held in aakl J
town to determine the question as |
to whether there should be levied,
in addition to all other taxes at i
present levied in said town, a ape
cUl tax of not more than Ijc on lh« '
liw of property valuation, ana tSc
on the luxaoie polt, the proceed*
of said tax to be used exclusively
for school purposes, i was ordered -1!
that such election be called and -«al
held on Tuesday, th? -ad day ot !
July, Ms.'
fror the purposes oi said vlrction,
it was ordered that !> new
tion of the voters of said town be -
had. For such election, John It.
Crawford was appoirm-.i Registrar, '5
and A. !). N'ich ,|.suu an 1 W. B.
H. Urwn. poll holders
I The election will be held in that -||
room in the Northweit corner of 5
the court house ' where municipal . 1
elections are generally held/ and
and will be conducted under the
law regulating municipal election*. '■
The registration books will be
opened for registration of voter# S
between th? hours of 9 o'clock A.
M. and 4 o'clock I', M. on ea?b d«y 1
(rum June It to June 21, both datei
inclusive; and on S.iuirJsy June
15, they will be open from i o'clock
A. M. until 9 o'clock P. M . On
Saturday, June ti (the *x- ind Sat
urday, before elections, the regia
tration books will be kept open at ; J|
the pilling place for the ...illcng- i;
Ing of voter*.
Those persous favoring the lerjr-
ing of such smtnl tat. will vote a
ballot upon which wilt be written
or printed, oa white paper, the
words. -For Special School Tax.*
And those opposed to said tax will
vote a like ballot upon which shall
Ibe written or printed, the words,
"Against Special School Tax."
In nil respects this election is $
called an 1 held under thi pro
visions of Chapter li, of the Pub- ...,j
lie L\vs of HIT.
By order of the B >»r i of Com
missioners of the Town of Gra- ;
ham, this the 14th dav of May, I'lS.
K. !. POST KH, --aH
CU'rk fur the hoard of
Com'rs of Town of Graham. 5
may 16 td.
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jotitiiiiiri over 200 meuioirti of Min-
Bter» iu the Christian Church
with historical inferences. • An
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elpth, $2.00; gi!t top, (2.50. By
mail 2Uc extra. Orders may be
sont to
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1012 K. Marshall St.,
Richmond, Va.
Orders may be left at this office.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladdei
Disease relieved in six hours b/ 5
the "NKW UREAT SOUTH AMBK- ,1
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pain in bladder, kianevi and back
in mala or female. Relieves reten
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If you want quick relief and cute
this is the remedy. Sold by Ora
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