______
MjHelps
B Women g
Ip Cardul, the woman's ll|
tonic, helped Mri. Wil- t|L
liam Eversole, of Hazel F
Patch, Ky. Read what J
the writes: "I had a
general breaking-down
of my health. 1 was in
Wma bed for weeks, unable to kgjß
FBI get up. 1 had such a
MM weakness and dizziness,
WM ... and the pains were M
IA very severe. A friend AB
■m told me 1 had tried every- Y1
thing else, why not mJS
Cardul?... I did, and WMTj
M soon saw it was helping Ewafl
me... After 12 bottles, MM
lam strong and well." mM
® TAKE ®
CARDIII
The Woman's Tonic
wm Do you feel weak, diz- H
Mm zy, worn-out? Is your
UM lack of good health caused
Iv from any of the com- wfl
plaints so common to MM
women? Then why not Hfj
VI give Cardul a trial? It Iw
should surely do for you vR
what it has done for so
2 Many thousands ot other
I women who suffered—it mjk
should help you back to
Ask some lady friend Ml
■M who has taken Cardul. Hm
MtM She will tell you how it U|
helped her. Try Cardul.
K All Druggists Sj
CONDENSED NEWS FROM
THE OLD NORTH STATE
MOOT NOTES Or LNTKIOwr TO
CAROLINIANS.
AeherlUe, —Not to be outdone by
*Jhelr neighbors In Alabama, the Aslio-
Vllle hi Kb school boys bonded to
B«ther and formed au "overall" club
among themsalveii
ROidrvllle, - Hobert H. Hall, u wo It
known oitlicn ot Reldsvllle and Con
tod erata veteran, died at the bonie of
Ma daughter, iMri. J. a. I>wtiaxa ia
Richmond.
Washington,—Population ntai Ist toe
announced bjr the census bureau In
cluded:
, Lenoir, N, C., 3.718, iui lncrcsaa
atnee XIIO of 3(4, or 10 8 pur cent.
Rutherford ton, —Rutherford will
have a county (air tble (alt. The au
thorised capitalisation la 1160,000
"with $1,500 stock subscribed ui4
aaore kerpa coming tn.
"Salisbury, —>Salisbury merchants
bare organised a local association
that will be affiliated with tbe state
association. Officer* elected were
authorised to employ u paid tecretary.
-/ Asbsboro,—With a crowd that over
flowed the Randolph couaty court.
Muss hare, French diplomas were
presented to 31 relatives vt young
men who made the sacrifice from this
count jr during tbe war.
Rocky Mount,—Mr. Joseph G. Wbe
also, St years old, tor mar sherifT ot
Nash county and prominent citizen
and to bee ©on Ist, died at his home tn
NaahvHle, following a brM Illness
trow a complication ot diseases
Wtnaton4ieUra. —A a overall club 1a
being ergealsed here. Several hun
dred names have been secured from
■mployeee working In offices ot kxiU
laaauteoturlng plants The promote
ars declare that the membership wIU
•stal severs 1 thousand.
Btatesvllle,—The entire plant of the
Liberty Hosiery mill was destroyed
ky lira shortly after midnight. The
■tain building was struck by lightning
during a severe electrical storm
which struck this sort ton.
Plttaboro,—Tbe Hotel Hl.nr was
•old at public auction by Ohathaia
* Realty Co., and brought $41,7&0
& Lumberton, —More than 100 dele
• gats* attended the 31st annual see
atoa of the prasbyterlal of Fayette
vtlle presbytery which was held ta
Ska Lumberton Presbyterian church.
KlßttO*. —Thomas Ballance. white,
I John Kaaaedy, Woolard P. *arr,
I Laßoy Hutchlna and William M®
R Mile, negroes, arrested here for evad
■ lag the draft, have been uken to
K Camp Jackson for trial before a mill-
I-, gary court martial.
P ■ Chapel Hill.—Mora than 4.0*0 per>
■coal tavltatiena, nearly all within
(he State, have bees seat aut for the
Inauguration of Harry Woodburn
fhns aa president of the University
Plnehuret-—S. 8. Pugh of Asheboro
wen the Amartoan fox hound class In
ghe dag show here with his dog. Rex.
' Other North Carolinians whose names
appeared In the prise lists were: 1..
L. Will taker, C. S. Ridge and W W.
Llßdlay af Asheboro. LsoMld Tufts
of Plnehurst, J. M. Hadgeoock of High
jfoinl and T, H. Powell of Bdantoo.
... « *. *-—■. | ■
SENATOR SIMMONSs ;
FILES HIS NOTICE
NO REPUBLICAN HAS A* YET ■
ENTERED Hit NAME WITH !
THE STATE BOARD
M
SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO VOTE
Pa«e and Gardner, Democrats, and J.
M. Parker, Republican have also
Become Qualified Candldatea
X
Raleigh.
Furnltold M. Simmons, senior Sena
tor from North Carolina, filed notice
of bis candidacy for tbe DemooraMo
nomination (or President of the Unit
ed States, and if no other candidate
entors tbe lists agalmit him, tbe State 1
Board of Elections will certify htm as 1
the choice of tbe Democrats of the j
(Mate, which with It the vote of
the entire Stato delegation
None of tbe Republican candidates
have as yet tiled their names with the
•tate Board of Elections. Tbe prl
mary Is held June 6, and the Republi
can convention meets in Chicago,
June 8. Tbe returns from the pri
mary will not bo officially canvassed
by the board until June 24, too late
for the returns to be certified to tbe
Chicago convention, and but barely
time for the certification to reach the
Democratic convention.
Attorney General Jatnes 8. Man
ning ruled that soldiers or sailors still
In tbe service of their country until
after tho time for listing poll tax in
191 •. are exempt from payment and
may vote In the coming primary with
out payment of tax.
Other entries for office filed with
She Statu board iaoluded Robt. N.
Page and O. Max Gardner, candidates
for the Democratic nomination for
Governor; John M. Parker, of Wades
feoro, Republican nominee for the
aame offtce and B R. Lacy, Stata
Treasurer and candidate to sucatad
himself
Another Census Repert
Washington, (Special)—Winston-
Salem made a great stride in popula
tion during the laat 10 years, accord
ing to reports made public by the -
eeneus bureau.
Her population is 4«.39S which
makes aa Increase of 111.3 per cant Ot
; the 12,700 shown in 1110.
Wemsn te Pay no Pell
Advoeatee of woman suffrage whs
have been etudytag the question 4
whether women will be required ta
pay poll tax whsa they become voters
say they will not have to pay and that
the taatter can be easily understood
stmrply by reading the constitution.
r 'Rie argument of tbe suffragl*u» is ;
somewhat as follows:
"Under the constitution of 18(t
there was a poll tax required never te
* escsed 13 and to he applied to educe-1
tkin and the support of the poor. The ,
poll tax was authertsed to be levied,
I however, only oa every male inhahl
■ tent of the state aver at and under 5S
t years of age. There was no authority
l ta levy it on males uadsr >1 nor ever ,
SO. nor on female of aay age. There 1
Is no authority therefore given te any
, officer 'o collect poll tax on any one
except males between tl and H.
, May Return Without Pear.
In order that, arter having married
a North Carolina woanaa, he may re- .
turn to this state,. Governor Blekett
I pardoned Albert Thompson, of Bun
' combe, sentenifed te serva one year tn
1 Jail and pay a fine of M.OOO for con
' eplracy and bribery.
When the case was dtaposed of tn
May, 1118, Thompson paid the fine
i aad was given the optloa of serving
l the Jail sentence or leaving the state,
i He preferred freedom la South Caro
i llna and took up his abode In Spar
, tanburg. He has stace marrlsd a
North Csroltna woman and wants to
, return
I
, Psvered by Ex-toldlsrs
Mr. C. A. Goeney, adjutant and it
| fiance officer ot the American Legion,
Department nf North Carolina, iuta
written to Congrsasman Clauds Klt
ehtn asking that he support the bill
. Introduced In the bouse by Mr. Ford
aay. of Michigan, In wblch provision
' ta made for the ex-soldier U> sat a
' home en easy paymenHs This. Mr.
' Ooaney aays. esproeees the wishes o*
the vast majority of csservlce men of
North Carolina. The bill will give to
' the ex-soldter aa opportunity ha will
1 sever have again
Bebtlst Wsnt Mors Light
'' A committee appointed by the last
' naptlst Slate Conventtoo to Investl-
I gate end report on the feasibility of
I consolidating the work ef the various
1 convention hoards—missions, educa
' tlon and mlnaters' relief -met In tbe
' office of the Biblical Recorder and
I ~ discussed the problem through o
1 . lengthy nesslon. No declstos was
reached, the opinion prevailing that
| It would he l>etter to get more light
I on the before reaching a ooa
k I ckislon us to the nature of the rwport
j to make to the convention.
h Blggeat Month In History
March was the blggent month lb
the history of the Slato Highway
ICommissloo, according to figures
given eut by Commissioner Page, la
tbe past month surveys were com
. pleted for ISO miles of new roads.
' project slsteaents approved by the
Federal government totaled 88U
0 miles of highway, agreements signed
for 7 miles and eontracts let tor M i
miles of roads.
| New projects were surveyed In !
p. eleven counties. The total approprla
a tlon approved by the Federal govern
s ment was f1.107.1U. Agreements
a ware signed with the Federal Depart
y ment of Agriculture totaling 11,104,-
81C.M. Contracts Ist were for 3»
a miles of road Is sevsn counties, ap
u proxlmatlng $48,131. Actual con
u gtruction was begun on stx new pro
■ Jects. A numbsr of roads wsre glvsa
their final Inspect lon. accepted sad
r. paid for.
s* > ' ■
II Mars Papulation SUtlstlcs
1 TVaehtagton,
sutistlcs ~6y the csasus bursas
cludad: •
Fayattavtlla, N. X., 8.877 lncrsass
1,818, or M psr ,
Lexington, N. C., »,25*, iasraaaa L- .
091, or MJ par cent.
Thomasvllls, N. C., I,I7(, Increase
1.7 M, or 46 4 par cant
The governor Entertains Bbidsnts -
. Governor and Mrs. T. W Bickett
gava a reception at the Executive
Mansion, complimentary to Meredith
Collage and the band of the Btate
College of Agriculture and Engineer
ing. The mansion wss decorated
with flags of various North Carolina
regiments la the recent war, and with
wistaria, lilac, tulips, hyacinths aad
Psrslan peach btoasoms.
'
Prefltesrs te be Proseeuted
Special Agent Handy of the depart
ment of Juatlcs, stattoaed at Raleigh,
whose duty is to supsrvlse activities
against profiteering and combinations
to flx prices throughout the state, an
nounces that oasss are peading which
will bring the workings of ths govern
ment along this lino nearer bams.
i _
I
Prssldsnt Wilson Owns s Pord
| President Wilson owns a Ford
automobile In North Carolina and has
been duly Issued a license that e9*
able* blm to drive it unmolested
ths commonwealth. So
also doos Woodrew Wilson own a
similar vehicle, duly licensed. No;
the pretest chief magistrate of these
United-Slates has net been motoring
by stealth over this province. The
aforementioned President Wilson Is
an Afro-Aaisrioaa agriculturist dewa
east who has waxsd wealthy rasing
tobacco and bought an automobile.
I Woodrow Wilson Is a white cltlssn.
living at 114 Prlacees street In Wil
mington. He owns sn Oakland.
Colored Sohssls to Bsneflt
North Carolina, Virginia and Mis
sissippi- schools will receive $400,000
I of the million aad a halt New Era in
crease of the board of Mlselons for
Fieedmen of the Presbyterian eburch
in the United States v Ia addition ea
ten live Improvements ere oontem
plated In other schools of tbe board,
which will Increase facilities for
work In practlsally every stale in the
south. Improvements In Ohio and
Mloblgaa are alse contemplated.
The Tar Heal eeheels benefiting un
der the" $«00,»00 appropriations are: I
Diddle University, Charlotte, Scotia
Senviaery. Concord, N. C„ Albion
Academy of Fraahll&ton, N. C., and
the Mary Potter Memorial, of Ox
ford, N. C.
Blddle University will gst lIOt.OOO.
Kitchen's Heslth Improvss
Washington, (Special)—' Further Im
provement was noted in ths oondltton
of Rapreeentatlve Claude Kitchen,
who was strlckea with paralysis.
North Carolina is practloslly at ths
bottom of ths list of statss In Its psr
esntage of Increase In the enlisted
strength ot ths National guard, ac
cording to a* announcement male by
tbe War Department,
j Authorised to ealist 2.581 men, tbe
' figures show that so far osly 114 men
have been Interested snough to enroll.
' Increass In Tobacoo Asreage ,
Twelve tobacco warehouses report
ed a total ef >41.020 pounds of tobacco
lor March, aocordlag to the figures
Just glvsn out by Frank Parker, North
Carolina Crop Reporting Ssrvloe.
| The profiteers sales amounted to
18,731 pounds; reealee to 11I.M*. The
average pries M.42 psr hundred.
Sales after this will he teeooctder
{able. Mr. Parker points oat, since tbe
j March aaleo amounted te only .0007
per cefit of ths seassa's sales.
The tobacco aorsage In 1(20 shows
aa Inorease of fifteen per cent.
Suppossd Dssd Msn Appears
Richmond, Vs., (Special)— Mourned
as dead for many years, Howard .801 l
now 21 years old. vetorah of overssss
service, living at Raleigh, N. C., turn
ed up bore and hsd a happy reunion
with his mother, Mrs. R. H. Berry.
He was supposed U> have drowned In
1907 when he drifted out Into Chesa
peake Bey In a row boat
Rspestsdly he tried to get in touoh
with hli parents who were living In
i Norfolk vhen he dlssappearsd but
| his letters alwsys cams back aade
Mversd.
Amsrlcsn Air Unit, Working With
Polish Army, Raid Bolshevik Line
With the Polish army at the front.—
Tho Kosciusko squadron. the
American air uatt operating with the
Polish forces, flsw »0 miles behind
the bolshevik lines and raided tbe Jlt
orlm railroad Junction, southwest of
Kev
Ths Nation-Wide Rallread Strlks
Apparently Nesr Utter Cellspsea
The nstlon-wlde railroad strike
apparently has collapssd.
Except In a few Isolated ssctlons.
railroad official a rspertsd ths bulk of
ths men who followed the lesdsrshlp
of Orunau, a Chicago trainman, had
rsturned to work.
Score Are Killed and Many Hurt
by Storm In Northwest ArtcanSSS
i
Little Rock. Ark.—A score of psr
•oae were killed and maay Injured In
storms which swept several counties
In aorthweot Arhansas according tc
meagre message* received over da
'moralised wire service
Another Revolt Is Organlssd in
the Mealosn State of Mlehoaoan
'
Mexloo City.—A revolt In the state
ef Mlcboacan. engineered by Oenera!
Pasqual Ortta Rublo. governor of the
state aad a strong aupperter ef Lieu
tensst Coloael Alvaro Obregon, Is
anaounoed In the government's sec
ond wsr bulletin
Comprehensive Legislation te be
Demanded fer Waterway Improvement
St. Louis. —Kepublloan and deno
j cratlo national convsntions will bs
called upon to insert planks la their
, platforms demanding that Congress
' easct comprehensive legislation for
watsrwsys Improvements, aooordlng
ta delegates arriving for ths third
aaaaal convention of the Mississippi
Vail ay Watsrwsys Association.
'DERMIC STUTf
> GOWEMTIIM MEETS
1
COLONEL COX AND W. A. CELF
1 MADE DELEOATEt AT LARQE
TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
PLATFORM ENDORSES WILSON
Senator Simmon* Selected as State'*
I . Favorite Son for The PreoHential
Nomination at San Franoiaco
lUlalfh.
The two presidential elector* elec
tors elected are Col. Albert L. Co*
and W. A. Self. The delegate* at
large to the demooratlc convention are
J. 0. Carr, of Wilmington; Wade H.
HarrU, of Charlotte; J. D. Warren, ot
New Bern, and Julian 8. Carr of Dur
ham. The four alternate* are A. R.
I McEachern, A. H. Boyden, Joseph A.
> Brown and Ed. H. Williamson, while
* Mrs. Cunningham goes a* an honor-
I ary delegate.
> The platform endorse* Wilson's ad
k minstratlon and the reforms that hare
come under democratic rule; also, re
> valuation and the budget system, and
t pending reforms in North Carolina
> taxation laws.
> There is a good roads plank which
I I deals In generalities, I>ut one on which
t; the special session can well take up
- the constructive program that Is be
> ; lng advocated.
* I • Senator F. M. Simmons was select
ed as candidate for presidential nom
ination as North Carolina's favorite
son and his name will "bo entered in
the June primary.
J | By vote of 686 to 428 V, the conven
tion adopted a plank In the platform
recommending that the democratic
members of the special session of the
| general assembly which meets in July
vote In favor of ratification of the con
«tltutlonal woman suffrago amend
, ment. *
, I The suffrage question was the out-
I standing feature, the platform com-
I mlttee recommended in a majority re-
I port that the matter of suffrage be
I left 0 the ▼oters of the " tate who
would decide on an amendmetn to
i the state constitution at the general
election ne*t November.
March Rsvanue Collectlena
Internal revenue collections In the
North Carollaa district In March to
talled »10,7»7, M 1.3«.
Nearly ten million* came from to
bacco. Income taxe* amounted to
19,237,631.10.
' Steadman for Relcctlon
1 Washington, (Special)— Congres
sman Steadman filed hia formal state
-1 ment with the State Board of Elec
tions at Raleigh a* a candidate for re
election. It is not anticipated that
1 Major Steadman will have opposition
1 in the Democratic primary, although
an opponent is expeoted in the elec
tion from the Republican rank a Mr-
Jor Steadman is serving hi* fifth term
la the lewer house. _
SHlpman has Sold Out
M. L. flhlpman, State commissioner
of la/bor and printing, haa disposed
of his laat newspaper In Western
North Carolina, The Brevard New%
Mr. Skipmaa, a native of Henderson
county, fermerly owned The Hender
sonville News and The Brevard News.
Veuna'a Neelgnatlen Imminent
CoL James R. Young, State Insui
-1 aace Commissioner, may resign hi*
Job bsfore the end of this yelr. ac
cording te reports from hi* home
twon, Henderson. The Henderson
Dtepatoh say*:
"Colonel Young is a Vance county
1 cltlsen, and made hie home here be
fore he went to Raleigh as Insurance
Comraistioaer when Us department
was created. He has served for twep
ty-eae year* In that capacity, and Is
retiring at the end of a long period of
aoceptable service. It la uaderetood
he has had a- number of flattering
offers.
Cotton Association to Sue
Atlanta, Oa., (Special)— Permission
for the American Cotton association
and the IS individuals to Join with
1 J. J. Brown, Oeorgla commissioner of
agriculture and others in a suit
' against Oeorge McFadden and Broth
-1 ers and other large cotton buying con
' cents in thi* aectlon was granted In
1 federal district court here.
The new lntervenors declared In a
' petition that they also were damaged
by the alleged conspiracy charge in
the orglnal suit to depress the price
of low grade cotton.
'l
> Episcopalian Conference
, The local eh airman from the var
ious parishes throughout the Diocese
ef North Carolina gathered at the
campaign headquarter* of the Univer
sity of the South, at Raleigh, to con
fer on the movement which 1* being
conducted la behalf ef the EpUcopal
University at Sewaaee, Tsonessee,
known as the Uahrerrftjr of the South.
This movement waa launched la
thla Dlocale la February, and a local
; chalrctftß ha* been appointed to every
community where there la aa Episco
pal parish.
Te Reduce Clerk Hire.
Washington (Special.) A par
ty of southerners, headed by W. C.
Alexander oI Charlotte, have applied
for a patent on a piece of machiaery
( that may revolutionise the mercantile
I buslneee so tar as It relates to home
supplies. The "Liberty" self-service
1 corporation would operate the device
1 In a system ot chain stores.
') The parpoee of the proposition to to
redaee the high cost of living by mb
-1 j stltntlng machinery for clerks.
Dissolution of Corporation m
Articles of dissolution were filled
with the Secretary of State by the
' Hope Milla Maaufaoturlng Co., of
Hope Milla. The coaapaay operated
•" four laige eottoo milla on Rock fish
' creek in and near Hope Milla. One of
r , the factories was the first cotton mill
"|ever erected to the State. Several
' years ago the company was taken
■ over by Northern cepltaHsta, who
* have recently dlspoeed ef their M*
1 togs.
Children Cry for Fletcher's
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SM Mb W eJi mm A * fe ■ V "
a m ■ H I m M Wk w| t
■ m ■' I W ■ ii
« wl_ ■ v J ■ mm wt
HMMBIIIRIiSHi BBS c
I The Kind You Hare Always Bought, and which has beea {
In «Ks for over over 30 yean, has borne the signature of [v
/p - and has been made under his per- a
aonal supervision since its infancy. ' ■
, Allow no one to deceive you in this. ' d
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but *
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of k
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA ;i
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, ■
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its 0
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
| Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aid*
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. ,
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. t
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS j
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
t TM» CIHTAUW OOMPANV. WSW YOWK CITY,
I HOW TO REACH RHEUMATISM ]
j THROUGH THE BLOOD j
Powerful Iron in liquid form makes rich,
red blood and drives uric acid out
of the system forever.
It is now generally known that driven out of the system, even in
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid cases where the trouble is of long
' which is formed in the blood and de- standing, and has failed to respond 
'
capillaries and nerves in different, tism out of the system tnrough the s e
parts of the body. blood made pure and strong with '
1 If you have healthy, rich, red, this natural soluble iron—Acid Iron
strong blood, you will never have Mineral—is being adopted bv thou- t
Rheumatism. Healthy blood elimi- sands as fast as the story can De told,
nates uric acid, and does not allow it There is no need to suffer longer—
to stay in the body to cripple and pain, you can be on the road to recovery I
The successful and reliable method today. And in driving rheumatism •
of getting this great essential into from your system, this remarkable
the blood is through the use of a nat- liquid Iron blood maker will give you
ural form of soluble iron known as stronger nerves, more power in every
Acid Iron Mineral. The nerves are way.
immediately strengthened, bodily If you suffer from Rheumatism in
vigor is resturedcand the general im- any form, no matter of how long
provement of all ailing conditions standing, you owe it to yourself to
prove that the blood is getting the start using Acid Iron Mineral at once,
iron it must have to maintain perfect Do not miss this opportunity. Call
health. With the blood thus made at your druggist today. Why suffer
healthy, uric acid is eliminated and any longer?
*
p For Sale by All Good Druggists.
[ Burwell & Dunn and John M. Scott &Co., Charlotte, N. C.,
! Distributors.
Old Bony Scrub.
Goodbye, old Brindle, bony scrub,
The time demands a better
bleed.
You eat enough, but there's the
rub,
You never pay for half your
feed.
So after ail these years we part,;
But pray remember as you go,
If this should break your bovine
heart,
You broke my purse long, long
ago.
—Virginia Extension News.
DODSON WOULD STOP
I SALE OF CALOMEL
r
' Hay* Calomel la Mercury unit Acta I.lke
Oynamlte on Your
Liver.
i
Dodson is making a hard tight
1 against calouiel in the South.
1 Every druguist has noticed a great
1 falling off in the sale of calomel,
1 They all give the same reason,
Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its
place.
"Calomel is dangerous and peo
, pie know it, while Dodson's Liver
, Tone is perfectly safe and gives
L better reiiults," said a prominent
. local druggist. Dodson's Liver
I Tone is personally guaranteed by
l every druggist A largo bottle
i, costs but a few cents, and if it
. fails to give easy relief in every
t case of liver sluggishness and cou-
I »ti pinion, you have only to ask
' for your money back.
■ Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleas
ant-tasting, purely vegetable
remedy, harmless to both chil
dren and adults. Take a spoou
. ful at night and wake up feeling
fine; no biliousness, sick head-
I ache, acid stomach or constipated
r bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause
» inconvenience all the nest day
t like violent calomel. Take a dose
» of calomel today ( and tomorrow
» you will feel weak}' sick and
nauseated. Don't lose a day's
» work! Take Dodson's Liver Toue
- instead and feel fine, full of vigor
and ambition.
m Wife and daughter ought to
I know the home demonstration
i agent. Homes where she calls are
t happier homes.
1 The hog is often called a "ma
-1 chine for making feed into pork"
' —lt is poor policy to let a machine
J run tinpty.
k Thirty farmers' credit unions
o with a membership of 1,198 and
total resources of $87,179.51 are
In operation in North Carolina.
torn Cabinet Shop
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Next Door flo Moon's Garage
Furniture Make Old
.Look Like New.
Picture Framing. Upholstering
A Specialty.
ALL KINDS of CABINET
WORK.
W. B. QUAKENBUSH,
GRAHAM, N- C.
TENNESSEE
LADYJUN-DOWN
And Hirt li Side Of Her Hud. b Bhk
filed Br Till Use of ZIRON Iron Tonic.
After severe illness, overwork, worry,
grief, accidents, etc., the greatest need
of the weakened system it a tonic that
gives quick, dependable strength, la
such cases, try Ziron iron Tonic.
Ziron Is a pleasant medicine, having
the strengthening effects of iron with
other valuable building ingredients.
Read what Mrs. Emm* Manua, oTLaa
cassas, Tenn., says about It:
"I was weak and run-down, not able
to do my work. Mv trouble was all la
the side of my head. I heard of Ziron
and got a bottle, and 1 am glad to say il
has done me more good than anything.
Ziron is a splendid tonic."
Try Ziron. It may be frist the medi
cine you need. Ziron contains no habit
forming drugs. It is a safe, reliable tonic,
good for children, men and women.
Sold by druggists on a money-back
guarantee.
ZMtl
Your Blood Needs
Itiiowl
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MONIT BACK
without quntwaif SJ."
tmU lt»U* tre#txo««t oflcirrn# f jr. -jlfl
Tetter. Biagwera. Itch. i
Don't booau dterooracedb«- fU / /
HUM other trMtmeote f.iled 1 f\l /
Hunt '.S«l».h»« relieved bu»- \ /
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lot* on oar mrnnty »«» .
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TODAY. hWlklt
GRAHAM DRUG COMPANY,
GRAHAM, N, C.
V "
ssr-^ss-'sSsrr
—«■«■» V. *. 4. returned to
ohiM«o NM aa',*•£». M'PWy
l«v twill of the Insurgent strike
_| ulk il l «ctbn, said lie did net
Bad "IW evidence OC connection b*
tweea the railway nw'i Strike and
Industrial Workers U the Wortd ac
tivities."
Condition* In RallroadClreles
In Now York Are Looking Seller
New York—lndications that the un
authorised railroad strikes war*
moating all ond In tklo vicinity woro
docUrod to bo visible bjr railroad of
ficial i aad officers of tko "big four"
brotkorkood*.
They Mild the ultimatum of tbo
railroad Maaacera, Slvlng tko mon 48
hour* to report baok for work on pen
alty of bo lug dropped from conalde
ratlon, waa a body blow to tko moralo
of tho otrlkori.
Official Government Roooffnltlon
Apparently Olven Overall Clubo
Washington.—The "overall olnb" ,
ldoa obtained wkat amounts to of
ficial recognition by the navy de
partment Member* at a ohib formed
fcgr oivlllaa ompioyoos at tko Nor
folk aayy yard and M—njtoc Roads
base kayo boon granted permission
by tho aaral aathorltlos to parohaso
the nooossary habttmonts from tho
airr at cost prloo. Two suits of
oysralls of tho standard typo worn by
mm JUnorioan "JaoWo" aro allowed.
Lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezona
costs only a few cents.
o^l
Don't suffer I A tiny bottleolFreezont
eostg but a few cents at any drug store
Apply a few drops on the corns, calluses
and "hard skin" on bottom of feet and
then lift thm off.
When Freezone removes aoans from
the toes or calluses from the bottom of
the feet tho skin beneath is left pink and
healthy and never sore, tender or irritated.
24 EGGS
FROM 28 HENS
Mississippi Woman Had No
Eggs for Four Months.
Hens Now Laying
Regularly*
"I wish to praiso Dr. LeGear's
Poultry Prescription to Poultry
Raisers. 1 have 28 hens and had
no eggs from them for over 4
months. After I fed them one and
one-half packages of Jtour pre
scription I gathered ovar 2 dozen
eggs from them. This Is a positive
fact, and I advise all poultry raisers
to use Dr. LeGear's Poultry Pre
scription, if they wish their hens to
lay." —Miss Carlina Freeman, Har
riston, Miss,
Dr. LeGear's advice and a few
pennies wisely spent have made lay
ers out of loafers. iYou can obtain
the same results. Get a package of
Dr. LeGear's Poultry Prescription
from your dealer. Use It as directed.
It Is a tonic which builds up tha
strength and vitality of hens, with
out overstimulatlng or injuring tha
egg producing organs. If results aro
not entirely satisfactofy, return tho
empty carton and receive a refund
of your money.—Dr. L. D. LeGcar
Med..Co., St. Louis, Mo.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER
DEED OF TRUST
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer
tain deed of trust dated the 28th
day of February, 1918, and re
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Alamance county, in
Book of Mortgages and Deeds of
Trust No. 73, page 290, wherein
the undersigned Alamance Insur
ance & Real Estate Company is
trustee, default having been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness secured thereby as therein
provided, the said trustee will, on
MONDAY, MAY 17, 1920,
at 12 o'clock, noon, at the court
house door in Qraham, N. C., offer
for sale to the highest bidder at
public auction, for cash, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land
in Burlington township, Alamance
county and State of North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of J. P.
Smith, Oak Street and others,
bounded as follows:
% Beginning at a corner with J. P.
Smith on Oak Street, running
thence with the line of said Street
N 29 deg 40' W to corner on line
of No. 17; thence with line of lot
No. 17 N 65 deg E ISO feet to cor
ner with lot No. 30; thence with
line of lot No. 30 529 deg 40'E
60 feet to corner with said Smith;
thence with' the line of said Smith
S 55 deg W 150 feet to the begin
ning, being lot No 18 of the sur
vey of the Pickard and Trogdon
lands near Tucker Street and
known as Witherdale Heights.
This 12th day of April, 1920.
Alamance Ins. & Real Estate Co.,
W. 8. Coulter, Att'y.
You Can Cure That Backache.
Pala along tbo back, diulDeaa, beodaobo
aad cennerai languor. Oct a package of
Mother Oray'i Australia Leal, tbo pleasant
root aad herb our* (or Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary trouble*. When rou (eel all
ran down, tired, woak aad wltboat si'gf
Die thla remarkable ooMbtaaUoa of nature,
berbeaod ruota. As a regulator It boo no
qual. Mother Gray** Australian-Leaf la
j Jas. H. Rich W. Ernest Thompson
Rich I Thompson
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
MOTOR AND HORSE
DRAWN HEARSES
Calls answered anywhere day or night
j Day 'Phone No. B}W
Night 'Phones
W. Ernest Thompson 2502
Jas. H. Rich 54U-W
I Used 40 tow I
CARDUI
{ Hie Woman's Tonic 2
{ Sold Everywhere I
wwwiwwi
If Burned Out
Would Your I nsurrnce
Pay the Loss?
Examine yonr Fire Insurance Pol
icy and see if you carry enough
Insurance.
Prices of materials are very high
and you would be a very heavy loser■
in case of fire.
We can protect yon from such
loss.
Qraham Real Estate Co.
GRAHAM, N. C
ADMINISTRi TOR'S NOTICE,
2&moh#t of Jeee* M. BndtUw; deeU.
Sale of Real Estate Under
Mortgage.
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a cer
tain mortgage deed from Iverson
Mebane to Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, dated Au
. gust 23, 1912, and recorded in the
. office of the Register of Deeds for
Alamance county in Book No. 57
of Mortgage Deeds, page 411, the
said mortgage deed and the note
secured thereby having been duly
assigned to the undersigned Ala
mance Insurance and Real Estate
Company, and defanlt having
been made in the payment of the
indebtedness evidenced by said
note and secure*! by, said mort
gage, the said Alamance Insur
ance and Real Estate Company,
Assignee, as aforesaid, will, on
MONDAY, MAY 10,1930,
at 12 o'clock, noon, at the court
house door in Graham, N. 0., offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, a certain
' piece or tract of land lying and
[• being in Alamance connty, State
1 aforesaid, in Melville township,
' and defined and described as fol
: lows, to-wit:
1 Adjoining the lands of George
s Williamson, P. Tice, John Mebane,
' J. E. Latham and others and de
* fined and described as follows:
• Beginning at a rock Northeast
corner of George Williams, run
' ning thence 8 69 deg E. with lines
> of Tice, Mebane and another 12.9
6 chs to a rock, corner with Ed.
I Foust with his N W corner; thence
1 with his line S 7 deg E 24.50 chs
to a rock, Fonst's 8 W comer;
thence N 86 deg W 4.65 Jchs to •
corner of first lot purchased by
party of first part; thence N 86+
deg W 7 chs to a stake or stone;
thence N with line of said pur
chaser 2.95 chs to a stone; thence
N 85$ deg W 2.29 chs to a white
1 oak; thence N 8 deg W 3.sochs to
a rock; thence N 6 deg W 17M
chs to the first station, containing
31.5 acres, bnt to be the san* be
' there more or less. See Registra
tion Book No. 29 at pages 460 and
471 and Book 42, page 301.
This sth day of April, 1980.
Alamance IDS. & Real Estate Co.,
W. S. Coulter, Att'y.
Governor Edwards of New Jer
sey has discovered a way of get
ting his name in the papers sad
keeping it there.