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LOCAL NEWS
of interest to zf
ALL OF OUR READERS.
Rev E T Carter, pastor of
the Spacer Baptidf. Aorjhv
preach ed his fardel) fcetttioii
Sunday night to a lar s TOdi
ence. Rv Carter has
cepted a call in York
and will booq leava for his
new field. .
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The big finishing mill at
Yadkin ia" now complete, tbi
machinery installed and it
will Boon be put in operation;
Th e com m i t tee a ppointed
and empowered by the West
eru N 0 Conference to se
cure bids and select a site
for a hospital, met in Greens
boro last week and received
bids from WinBtonSalex.
Greensboro and - Salisbury.
The committee adjourned
without coming to any con,
elusions and will meet again
in Ash 'ville November 13th.
Salisbury Council, No. 54,
Sons and Daughters of Libs
erty purchased 1200 worth of
Liberty Bondp.
Geo C Choate of Rockwell
a merrber of th med'cal
corps of the army, will be
stationed at Camp Green,
Charlotte, with tne 41st Reg
iment. He visited his fam
ily Thursday.
A Negro by the name of
Lum Eetes. was arrested
last week for beating trains,
and had a pistol and $99 on
him. He was found guilty
of carrying concealed weap
on h and was fined $50 and
coU.
parted.
Snow has fallen in
Mies Minnie Ketchid and
Serjeant E.F. Oahill of Spen
cer. were married Sunday
morning October 24th, Rev:
M M Kinari officat i ugf Ser
gent (Cahiil fs connected with
the . angiuers1 corps from
Greensboro and is located at
Ureenvitle. Mrt Ketchie is a
daughter of L M Ketch ie and
will; remain with her parents
until Sergeant Uahill can re
turn home.
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' Mis Mary Elliot and R E
Tatum of - Salisbury were
united in ; marriage last
Thursday evening at the
home of th9 bride's mother
near Charlotte; They will
make their home in Sails
bury..
The maniage of Miss LiN
lian Louise Fraley ot " alia
bury, da ughter of Mr? Ellen
T Fraley and A E Withers
of Spencer, took place Tues
day evening, October 28th, at
the home of Vlrs Fraley, Rev
M M Kinard officiating Mr
Withers is an employee of the
Southern Railway.
The marriage of Miss Verna
AnflHrfn of Pnrifl (Iniavin
JC. , vr ' can to save all the food possible
ZT- - r " Vf ' and thereby assist in making the
supply go as far as possible at
home so as to release the market
supplies for shipment to our co
workers across the sea. This is
a very desirable thing to do and
no one should hesitate to co-operate
with other citizens in this
, very important matter. Ameri-
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cans wm nave 10 mane consider
able sacrifices to make our much
desired victorj certain, and every
one is expected to do their full
part, so let the citizens of Ro-
The infant of Mr and Mrs Roy
Creps died at the home of its
parents on Chesnnt Hill,
Tuesday, October 23rd, and
thi funeral was held the day
following, the interment be
ing in Chestnut Hill.
Mrs Jane E Daniel?, aged
77, died at her home on East
Liberty streef Monday morn
nig The funeral, took place
in the afternoon from Park
Avenue M E Church and
and the interment was in
Chestnut Hill Cemetery. One
son W E Daniels survives.
And Effort to be Made to Sava Food.
A campaign is on this week
for the purposs of securing the
pledges ot house holders to save
food as far as it may be possible.
A committee consisting of the!
following citizens of the county,
Prof R G Kizer, E H Bean, W F
Thompson, J E Carroll, Rev C P
Fisher, rs V ary O Linton and,
some others who are not citizens
and should not have been select
ed, will distrilute cards to be
signed, agreeing to do all they
? (a iHtfliaoiiilceifent in Spascsr.
An automobile owned by
D S Rimir oS Person. county,
driven bi ATchie MDiinu of
Dan vi ! lejjjin which both were
riding, go Miss Xilltan-Key
of Dan viae, col'ided with
! a car belo ngy to T E Conrad
in Spencer Sunday afternoon
Miss Kev v as thrown out and
so bally injuml a? to wake it
necessary to send her to the
Salisbury sanatorium and,,
owing to the display of spetd
arrd numerous jugs and Dot
ties which had contained
whiBkey. the gentlemen were
tatceri in charge by the police.
Messers Rimer, and Dunn
gave bond and their case will
be heard when Miss Key
sufficiently recovers to attend
the trial.
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Gpod aliie in Fall ami
I Winter Clothes.
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Yancy of Salisbury, took
place at Columbia, S C, Mon
day evening, October 26th.
The couple spent sexeral days
here last week with Mr Yan
cey's parents.
liter," aicomedy drama in five Taken to the Wwds and flsrsewMppfid.
aer?, wncn was wen patron- Cincinnati, O., Oct. 29
izd and much enjoyed. Herbert S. Billow, head
i-utner H(inmu, a native Qf the People's Ohuich of
of thio connty now fewning th8 city Qne of the ider8
ai LDoir, speni Bveiai nay
jhr re this week.
Fletcher F Smith .vho
as connected with Spark's
fuow was a Salisbury vi1 uor
Sunday, coming ovdr from
Lexington, tie is now on-
nf .jtea witn vne La lena ir-
Qua which apnt Satur lay
in
the pledge made so far as it is in
their power, ' thus rendering a
Landis Ccmlng to The Front.
The editor passed through
Laudis last Ihuifday even
ing and was somewhat sup
nrinHri at trlift fin shnwincy
This he paid and dev the new eleetric-treet lisrhts
made. They help to give itfwan slQ the cards andhve up to
WfcsN e aPPeannce a thriving
em North Carolina several Another item of interest is
times during the past two the ' new brick post office
weeks. building being erected by
riu v i r ti M1 1 the post roaster, E L Flem
Ihe King s Daughters will in who ts , gnftcefiafni
hold their annual bazaar in contractor.
the .Washington Building on Landis was also rejoicing
NtTember 15th and J6th. ove the fact that after a
. i ranvasH k.ihhj was snn.
rhe Cress Community gcHbed toward the second
Club gave an entertainment liberty loan, which is an ex
at Landis Saturday night cellent showing for the town
entitled "The Country Min-
of the Peoples Council of
Socia'iste and Pacifists, was
taken into a dense woods near
Florence, Ky, shortly tefore
midnight last night, tied to a
tree and horse wh pert by men
who wore long robs and
hoods similar to those decrib
ed as worn by the fimous klu-
to a
One
of the leaders of the party
then read fiom apiece of
taper he held in bis hand'
In the name cf tlin poor
women and children of BeN
giutn th5s man should be
whipped."
Drives Out Malaria, Brilds Up System
The Old Standard reneral Brengtfeeming tonic.
GROVE'S TASTEXESS chil TONIC, drives out
Malaria.enrlches theMood,a-id builds up the sys
tem. A true tonic For adults and children. 60c
and nrlftv in Lerinr.'on.
MrHmith atnUf. t ani klux-klan,M acc.ordiug
nrt nf th wir.tr in S.- iis- r-port from bioruce
buty.
Henry Tysinarer, who has
been with the Mahaley liv
. ery stables here for several
years, has moved to Con 'Td
where he will be coniw ted
with the Corl-Wadsv rth
Lively Co.
Another list of 87 Rnwat. boy
hfcs been called by the B mss
an exemption boat d These
youricr men will have their
cases rassed on by the
m
district board at States v ill t.
Leonarb Kenuerly, who
learned the printing business
In the Watchman office an
hi8 been employed in Win
ston Salem for a number of
years, called in to have a
friendly, chat Moulay.
Leonard has been doing
fine and has just ben given ;
a position on the Washigtt n
Post where he will command j
a good salary. (
Said Prgsldent Wilson Ought to be Shot.
Charged with saying that
be could shoot President
Wilson without Showing him
any mercy, Frank E Spear,
of 906 West Fifth street, Was
given a preliminary hearing
before United States Com
missioner J W Cobb -y ester
day morning and committed
to jail in default of a $5;00
bond to await tral before
United States disirict court,
which cuvenes in Charlotte
the first Monday in April.
iyi5. i warrant was sworn
out S gainst 8 rear yesterday
morni ug by John B Sturgill
secret service .ignt, charging
him with 'uolawf illy, mail
ciousiy and know! ugly utter
ing laiifiroage igai ist the life
of the I' resident of th United
Strite.M
1 he deiend iut refuped to
mike any statement at the
trial before Commissioner
Co.bb but sworu testimou
was iveii by a number of
wituesses. Charlotte Ob
server, 26th.' '
None bui the wJl bred ra'n
.-Knows how to confess' a fault
or ackowled?jte himself in
error. Franklin.
Ie spite of the raging prices in merchandise we will still
haregood values to offer you this season.
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Bargain Counter Specials
Onej)t of Boys' Corduroy Suits, 7 o 18 yonrs, S3. 50 to $5
Oneflot of Boys Rain Coats, all sizes, - 2.00 to 3
500 lien's Suits, extra good quality, all sizes
and styles, $7.50 to $10.00
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VOUrJG Ellens Belted
Suits and Overcoats,
$12.50and $1S.OO.
in browns, grays and green mixtub s.
Fa and Winter Underwear
Shirty in large varieties at the
wenter (Jats and Wool top
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Salisbury, -
WALLACE
& Sons
North Carolina
ONE MINUTE PLEASE!
Is there any necessity for buying Jewelry from strang-e concerns
hundreds of miles away, when you can get the same or BET TEjR
QUALITY ERCHANDISE RIGHT HERE IN YOUR OWN
CITY? ,
We do not ask your trade simply because we happen to PAY
TAXES HERE, help support the schools and so on. but because
WE CAN AND WILL SAVE YQU MONEY.
T7-DOn Trartar FTnmo ' Cal1 and Examine our Up-to date
tveep p. raae -rl tiome, Liue of .Qaauty jeweiry.
JEWELER,
China Griove, .North Carolina.
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mAi No -chance of a chill if you have a Per- I :
WPBWBAT " fection 011 Heaterto warm up the room
Hil m while you undress him. You'U find a '
Wmmi W&dl hundred uses for the Perfection It's
PWL light and easily carried; sturdy, depend- " S
yilfyli 1 able, safe. It's economical too-espe- L
Wii?pi cially with the present price of coal and S&
mmmmmmf nlPllIti Eiht hours Slowmg warmth on a W
iWS gallon of kerosene. ' M
ImSjM Now used in over 3,000,000 homes. Nj
CH resuIts obtained Aladdin Security
PitP STANDARD eO!L COMPANY . M
, 4 j Richmond, Va. Cbarlestdn, S. C
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