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^ . TROLLEY CURDS,
Advertising Men Alive to Value
of Home Trade.
iP^THEY URGE L0CAL BUYINQCar*
of Bronx Borough, New York
City, Carrying Appeals to Purchasers
to Get Their Goods From Their Own
Stores?A Policy-of Mutual Helpfuli
nest and Co-operation.
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In the trolley cars of Bronx borough,
I New York city, urc displayed some adI
vertlsing cards placed amoug the other
advertisements, presumably without
charge, by, the company which controls
the advertising in the cars of the !
borough. The cards inform the riders j
and readers that the articles advertised
In the cars are to be found In. the
\ stores of the borough aud advise the
intending purchasers to procure them
_at home. It is understood, of course.
that tlie quality, of standard articles is
the same wherever I hey are purchased.
mit is assumed that the merchants
ie borough will mujie as reasonable
prices on the articles as any one will.
The position taken by the advertising
company In thusTrclplng along the
mcu who help it certainly seems to be
a wise one. Local purchasers arc induced
to buy. standard goods, adver\
tised all over tbe country us well as iu
the local cars, from the local merchants.
The latter arc. ill turn, enabled
to buy advertising space in tbe
cars. The Germans, who are prolltie
makers of wise sayings, have an old
saw which says. "One hand washes
the other, and both become eipnn." I*
is an encouraging, sign of the growing
prosperity of the borough that the local
merchants are using more and more
space in the cars and that the borough
newspapers are flourishing as
never before.
Isn't there here a moral to be gleaned
by other places? The moral is. Encourage
home trade by all means. The
trade that goes out of a town does not
benefit It; it Is the trade that seeks and
finds its natural outlet at home that
helps. It couuts not only for the man
who gets It, but for the man who gives
it, for the latter helps his neighbor as
well as himself. j
The uplifting of the general level oi
prosiwrlty which is apt to follow keep
iug trade at home helps evGry man
and woman in a town by keeping
up wages, by distributing profits so
that everybody in a town gets a share,
direct or indirect, of the beueflt.
The mall order houses have their
place in the business world, and they
do good?to the men who run them
many of whom have accumulated
much money in the business. But
when they take out of any particulai
town money that should be spent
there legitimately they cannot be said
to be a benefit to tliat town.
In addition, there is the personal and
social side of the question. Looking
at It as fairly as you will, buying
goods from a catalogue and sending to
a strange, faraway city the money
that has been earned in one's homo
town, often with the advice and" cooperation
of one's neighbors, is a cold
blooded proposition.
How much better it Is to meet your
neighbor man to man, over your counter
or over his, and sell to him or buy
' from him what one needs' If "life is
made up of little things," *as has been
said very often, the little frlendll
nesses ana greetings or personal Intercourse
are worth something, probably
more thaij ^he small profit that Is to
be gained by patronizing a house far
away that cau be nothing but the embodiment
of "business." And In many
casea the monetary profit is only lm
.?cg<"l"T when the time and bother Inyolved
In the transaction and the real
worth of goods bought are taken Into
consideration.
CHARLES N. LURIE.
Duillill Ash Removal Scheme.
f Street Gleaning Commissioner Edwards
of New York appeared before
the finance committee of the board of
aldermen recently and asked for $15.000
with which to moke experiments
aimed to do away with the dust and
exposed garbage nuisance. The scheme
proposed contemplates the carrying of
ash cans from houses to the dump direct
without emptying them Into
i carts. The $15,000, If obtained. Is to
be spent for an auto car carrier, a relay
truck, cans, dustless cover devices
and other things of the kind. This 1s
considered by many an excellent Idea,
for It will undoubtedly tend to keep
towns and cities in a clean and healthful
condition.
Don't Murdsr Your Trias.
! Frequently large signboards arc
placed against street trees. Where
I they are fastened with Iron bands the
latter will sqon cut Into the very Ufa
of the tree, preventing the free circulation
of the'sap and thereby Injuring
top and'foot equally. It Is nothing
new to see trees half dead standing
for years In front of handsome residences.
fighting hard for life, shortened
by neglect and abuse. The owner
Is too Indolent to bare the dry limbe
removed, th? old. exhausted soil renewed.
and so Improve, at least for a
time, the appearance of the sufferers.
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A Town's Main Street.
A drummer whose route takes Is
fifty towns in Illinois and Indiana says
that a town which will not keep iti
Bah, business street In good re pall
steadily loses its farmer trade and by
j >ndby its bdfit baslnsm men.
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... GERMS IN_HER SYSTEM.
Every Women 8hould Read Thie Ad*Vlc#
and Vtho Gen?rxra*?Offer That
Goee Witrt It.
The number of diseases peculiar to
women is such that we believe this
space would hardly contain a mere
I mention of their names, and it is u
I fact that inoAt of these diseases are of
a catarrhal nature. A womuu cannot
| be well if tlere is a trace jot cjfarrh
: In her systei u I "
j Some worn ill think ther^ is no help
for them. V 'e positively 'declare this
to be a mlsti ken idea. Yfe ure so sure
I of this that we offer tcf supply medicine
absolu ely free at all cost in
I every instai ie where /t falls to give
j satisfaction, or does Jkot substantiate
I our claims. With thfe understanding,
no woman ihould iybsitate to believe
I our honesty of purtpse, or hesitate to
put our clali us to a Aest.
There is ? nly 01Jo way to overcome
catarrh.-" T tut vfiy is through the !
blood. You mnw use all the snuffs, I
douches or likvf remedies for years I
without gel Ling/more than temporary i
relief at he t. Catarrh in general is a j
diseased co ulmuii of the system that ;
shows locn ly/nmst frequently In discharges
fro iJnucoua membranes. Local
treatirn w should be assisted by
interna! tie plan ut for the "general diseascft
cond loh if a complete cure is |
to bo t'eaJicd. That Internal treatment
.show 1 be scieniiUenlly devised
and fuithrfi ly administered.
Kexnll /m icu-Toue is scientifically
prepared/fr >m the prescription of an
eminent/ pi yslclau who for thirty
years irnde atarrh his specialty. This
rcmedyf is : dmirably adapted to the
treatment ol the catarrhal ailments of.
worn eft. -4It purifies and enriches the
blooey teudi to stop mucous discharges.
alila in . removing impurities
fron/ the sy?cm. soothes, heals and
strengthens ilie mucous tissues, and
brings about p feeling of health and
strength. I p'e
want y<Ju to try Itexall Mucu
apm; uu our ^iinramce. n you are noi
benefited. or for any reason not satisfied.
-simply tell us and we will band
bpck your mo ley. Uerall Mucu-Tone
comes lu two sizes. .Torrents and $1.00.
Remember, von can obtain Uexaii
Remedies only \at?Tbe Roxall Store
Tfc? Bcog^in Drug Co.
notickT
Having this dav qualified aa admin .
istratrix of L. S. Allo/d, deceased, tliis
is ro - ,;fv all per\o/s holding claims
aga sf h * estate toWresr nt them to me ]
on o b# re Octobes 24fh, 1911 or this
notice .. .il be plead Jm bar of their recovery.
All persolsl owing said estate
will please make /mViediate payment.
This October 24th#L9lJ.
MRS SUE/. Alt'ORl), Admx.
Bickeft & Whit/ Atty^
'Just Published
Webster's NEW INTERNATIONAL Dictionary,
(G. & C. Merriam CoL Springfield, Mass.)
surpasses the old lnternmional as mnch as that
book exceeded its predecessor. On the old
foundation a new superstructure has been bnilt.
The reconstruction has beeW cRried on through
many years by a raWe forcap/rained workers, ,
under the snperriMm of ftr. W. T. Harris,
former United StateV Commissioner of Eduration,
a^d ree of arced Vr man vtminent sRealists.
The definitions hWc heeVrearrai/d and
amplified. Th^nuRmi of tetyi defmedhas
been mow than flooble<K The mjmMfj,
syn^Qjms^pronnnciatioa,untVrminology
the arts and tmtne/t, and the
er^y-day df street,spo/and houseiaformation,
?and^ tmv Ju<d2ee of consult a
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Kindof Externals
la (he tme Standard preparation
\ universally and
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by DoctoV, Druggist, Layman.
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PnnimonlL Croup, Colds,
Coughs, Heurisy and all
ailments inspd from In(lammati
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THL' I VRKM T DRUG CO,,
WbajmAlr Druggists
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BUT TOO ti HAVE (Till THE HOME
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MAH teteMte W mw laqm
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mile* from Wosd^aAor*. Apply to
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A big bowl of
Quaker J0ats
is the beit/uish you
can serve. Y
Delyuaus and
no^i; hing.
Goafl fo r all ages
and all conditions.
Ifconomrcal and
strengthening.
Packed in regular size packages, and in hermetically
sealed t/ns lor hot climates. 58
ROW TO CURE RHEUMATISM
U is an Internal Disease That Requires on Internal
Remedy.
The cause of KhemaUsm and kindred
diseasen is an excess of uric acid in the
blood.^Vcure^this terrible disease this
acid must be exptlled and the system
so regulated thatlJwmjore acid will be
formed in e.xcesshfeiquafttities. Rheumatism
is an eterWd disease and requires
an internal remedyL Rubbing
with Oils and Linpkents wil not cure,
affords only tem/olary relief at best,
causes you to d?aj tbe proper treatment,
and allow* tile malady to tffct a
firmer hold 01/ yol. Liniments may
ease the pain, rout khev will no more
cure Rheuaptisml that* paint will
change the ftf?re of rotten wood
I Science'has at last discovered a perfect
and c<dnplete cure, which is called
| **Rhriimaefie.M T?ted 111 hundreds of
cases, it has effected the most maryelousi
cures/we believe it will euro you
Rheumadde "gets at the joints from
the inaidi," sweeps the poisons out of
the syatf m tones uplthe stomach, regulate
tn liver and knneys and makes
you wel all over. Rlieumacide "strikes
the rodts of tlie disease and removes its
causey1. This splendid remedy is sold
*jy uiBKKinw aim ucncio BCiiiriNiiy at
50 cti. and $1 a bottll. In tablet form
at 29b. and 50c. a package For salG by
G|t a bottle today. \ Booklet free if
yoirwrite to Bobitt Chkmical Co., Bal
more, Md. Trial bottle tablets 25c,
by mailBeasley-Alston
Drug Co.
Louisbyrg, X^C.
ASTHMA AND CATARRH
CURED
Expert Medical .scientists An
nounce Startling Results. Ob
tained by Senpine.
) New York?-Thousands are taking ad|
vantage of the yq|herous offer made by
The Woodwortfc/Co.. Dept. O.. 1101
1 Broadway, N. tL City, requesting an
I experimental package of Senpine, the
I great discovery lot asthma, hay fever.
1 Bronchitis and catarrh, which is mailed
I free of charge Jto kll who write for it.
I It is curing thousands of the most stub
born cases. Itfmakks no differo oe how
I long you have! beern suffering or howsevere
the eliiiatic conditions are where
you live. Seipine wWl cure you. If
you have e&perimvkted with other
treatments a Jd have fliled to find a cure
do no* be di^ouragedl but send for a
trial of this Ivonderfitl truly meritous
remedy whiA is a sciejitific compound
discovered my a BrofVssor of Vienna
University, mnd is being recommended
by thousand.
^LOUISBURG ^COLEGEI
^ ^Horth Catolina
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A school for arls and young
women ownemb# the North Car
olioa ConfetAee. It offers
healthful conations. A happy
home. Christian influences. A
liberal culture,thorough education^
moderate cost. Special
; eaia greaa to fw^gw girls. ? :
Preparatory Department]
Collegiate Department,
Willi Twteen >chools
For full ^formation, address
Pres. M. D. ALLEN,
LOL'ISBURG, - J?. Carolina
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3S?. EYEIYWURE
impokant/notice
toitown^m pavers
nTha aomaoiaeionJpa of the town of
Louisbuig have oiserhd ma te. make
immediate olUetiin of\th? taxes due
tbe town Tinrdlai of Aeans. Bee me
In the next few laya ami lets settle
am* witheat furfcer coat apd trouble.
I D, C. HIGH,
own Tax Cotleeter
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We Have Just R
Hundred of tl
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Shapes and!
.:.Ladie$;
From one of the leading Manufacture
era going to after these hate at greyly
we ean sell you a ladita hat T
For $1
That would have ooet tor from $2.50rt<^
of the season. It will pay you to
LADIES W001
Red, White and tJray are bare in all aia
S1/00 I
Theee are by far the beat goads we h*T
eheayar thaa even before. Bring the el
alee. Oar beat adTertieemant ia oar pli
traded here. If yoo bave/t been in to
abont as for he has beeu In and we are
Oar store is 'for your comenieuce and ?
er to trade or meet yon/friend.
Ypurs to:
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from StyXouie
them before they ai
Remember they &r<
?*u won-urujie. JI
wagons, and harnesi
loay of Surries for c
Big Mortgae Si
Everybody
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;e notice
cceivcd Ta^o
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he Latent
Styles in/ -7'
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s.t Ha:,
and /or the next ten days we
reduced prices. In the lot
1.50
t
i*3.50 ea?h at the begiinring ee
ours before vou buy.
SWEATERS
eslaad at prices ranging from
e Blown this seienn and are
nidAan to? oe w? can fit them
saseH customers who have.
e? W ask your neighbor
surahs will advis? y?u right,
re invite you to some, whethSerive
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: Mules
Come to see
:e picked over
5 s<iundf young
lso Wggy and
9. A\ solid car
:&sh or tn time.
lie Dec. 22
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