i
'ANTO-
ROpilCOUHTXttOCRU
ElytJT R,MoJ.ni fi R-A'Kohl6W, Ihaifin of
me to Salisbnry for the oriiWrt, -
come to oalisbnry for the hri
poie of goiDgintp ;hWiijes9.
M r J osepf l -has. rented fith e
store room, 129 North1 JViafn
Street, recently occupied hi
the Rowan -Fnrniturd Com
pany and will pot in-a; stock
ofdrygoods.i clofhiug, no
tions, hose and ladies and-
gents furnishings. '
A 1 1 t h k Neg roes who frsca p
cept one, Dave Brown, havr
WM'v"i. ua.nr nuii. I
Uu waDBuutvi improviuK
under the care oi the phyK
umup. j-uose escariuff wfh
John Mills JLae;5Bwwn
. o ,
Harvey VVoodUcero rBirget
Curtis (ngand Jsse Wil
fOn. . ;. .
The bids rorjSl92,C00 worth
of Salisbury; honds ivere oren
edast wefc d:bat;w
though t to; be ,a fai r price
was that of Prwider &r Coin
pariy of;Toledo, Ohio. j
Soma wag named (be pub-1
lie f q uar;No;iM.ajaV " aud '
This it becauH . an . ...ffieei
stands there to:ea . that. pao-
I lecroeP it alright angle; atid
thus a voids'coijgest ipiv (ji k
fic aud-accidetits "I , ; "
In the coutnrV01asi
eela white qhws fiHf;
$25 and costs for cruelty t
auimals ' : - ; ' r .y-'-? '
A train consisting of . 24
r a oada2: c f eggs . passed
through aHJbrv .en . Tont
North Snbday,
A: lot in v East Salisbury U
boiug-prepared for - a play
ground for a lot of trifling
boys. Ilfy itnbltaf be
war garden.. 95 percent oi-
the miscbief done by .boys i
when thjy are at play . .
The Dunns Mountain pub
lie school wi ) 1 cl68 d -wiHi ap
propriate exercesand eg?
hunt Easier; Monday . ..
Mis M O Linton, librarian,
who is endeavoring to gather
book s f (tr t h sold i err boy s .to
read will make several short
raiKS in me tneaires ror me
cause. No doubt Mrs Lin
ton's talks will do much good
She isa uativeof Salisbury
and what ever is done b SalU
bunans. such efforts should
be met with the heartiest re
aponse.
Miss Lena Langhlin of Sal-
isbnry ant John W, Hundley
nf Lvnphhnri? ' Ya.. werf I
married in Greensboro Fri
day afternoon
A'tig train load of Negro
soldiers f rom th west
through Salisbnry Monday
afternoon. Tby; were dress
ed in .khaki overalls and
u- -tMz . cs-..... i
inaiccieu jip uaiu. oucni iu
nhtiatrint Mifl nnr' rttmnftfi to
f TOhit ffir and
63 jnied t he in good humor.
Anot1 er 'waravingfiK so
c ty was formed at a "met
of lodge No 100 Kuihts of P
thia, Monday evening
Waiter $ iiatt? is president
-and TJ M a upiu secretary .
A number of Negro shop
lifters werei 11 the count 5
nrtrt. Tndav an! a large as
eortment of . mi 1 iiuery : and
Hg- Int hitler tf. as
v ft f - . " v 'r.r
evidence. TUey were .convicx
eudin h v ; 1
C juui v v.i r, ...
Df J H Peletof Faith, one
of the OTinty's
r'a BnnflRfiil
physicians, eipects tq more to
Salisbury to lie.
6?iool exblfcHion WrtRRTBUt
more. public schtiolnJSatiir
ng pigramliaB beita-irans-
fad forb& occasion. 7' i
exBcutie " committee has
cailed.i conv6ntioii:qf that
party &$felcl inzSalisbnry
on Satnrdfy0:April.6th. The
preseint meetings atj to be
held Sataday?Marx5h,3Hh
There was a very interest-
mg pa moiic service neia in
tbti ojji court honsepnenight
last wenk-whn a service flig
ed to the"boiIer ma few of the
spencer shops Tb--presen
tation speech -was jade by
Mayor W ff Woodland
in,., - m.-.,r j&?ut
inn rtl-ltT I II rt lll.n W ri tS. VJi fill If
Liun, Eq, for the boiler
makers.. It wastrictly fa jpa
l riot ic meeting and oue m uch
eujoyed by all present.. i "-
A f. a rehrfn f. ". m h t.i n or hf t h ft
Sali'shnrv sfthool hoaM an in.
creade in the pay of tnpub
in sr.hrtnl tHn.hrtrft waaViiit
d. Thftinhreased aV ran.
U frnm nft m atK nn nr
,nnth and daks fro Manch
-l :
An effort is "being i'made to
establish a Traveler's Aid
Sooietv for Salisbnrv. The
)bjvct of thi8aes6ciatiou i?
W :
toiia ve smi l)tie; at the db
oot to meet trave'ewtiahd as-
4st cjtiiem i n any .fiossible way
S ve iu formation and; especi
ally see that Ccbildren and
i?ir!s are no mislead Or taken
advantage of by crooks
.The mptormen and" con-
iuctor - of ; tbe Salisbury
street car force havje; betu
given an increase inn tneir
pvyof three cents per hour
1 hk y?8 , efieti ve Marcftlst 4
Officer M J Mahaley1 is now
a king a dog census of Salis
bury.
Holies of Adjaumrasat ef StatesviHa Court t&
SaiisoQiy.
The folio wing Ro wa n gen
tlemen have' been .drawn as
i arore fr the s next term of
th SiMebnry State?ville
term of the federa1 Qcourt to
bQ BHjd in Aprilt T H. Knox,
of GhiVeland. Prof. F , B
Brown, of Giass, W M Dal
and jmeB c Correll of China
amve. J WPavneof Soencer.
y Rice 0t Salisbury and
Walter J Shaping of Frank
jjn tbwnship.
j b yill, deputy Clerk of
United States District Court,
Western, District c f North
Carolina, under date of
March 26. is sending out the
following no' ice to those in
terested: . '
Ypn are hereby notified
that Owing tQ 'the fact that
the Exemption Board for the
Western - District of North
I Carolina is occupying the
H aaj furnea 10. nansuury 10
day April 22udr3 o'clock p.
m. " ; ' : ...
y: Do not go to Stat Uville,
go to Salisbury on April;22nd
if reauired jEotttend. "Hease
nutifiy iriterVsted parties aa
you have opportunity,
IbePfleassBlaSeasoiu
Tbo-cold
weather of
arch seems to be the most
favorable pneuraoma germ
- - iu , T.fn :
;2ff&r
; Iheiquiekpr f cltflS gotten rid'
j of'the loss the daer.. As soon
, as thlirst indications of a cold
PP:- , yiiamwecicttu
ue this prerjaaration, ask any
onho has uel it;
I
e a.jr : y-sTw t tar- . irij i tuuuo -vr a mfPiiriir n3, ttiPt, jninr i . ,
yr-Sv-"T-- .It
.Harry Le, infant sbn:pf :
w;. L!nftle,;.died Thtysda
morning nd Jthe funeral was
neia trom tne - nome jc riaay
mdrainK:. h- interment
yaa m the cemetery at Chris .
nana church. Mrs w m twieg
of Greensboro and Mr and Mrs
Charle .Fink of Charlotte
came to attend 'the funeral
.-v.- . ..- - . Kr.
r - : . -i - , , i .. -. . -. - . ... --.
Mies Em a ! Jane Rice of
Salisbury, Tied iu thn Wati's
hospital, - Durham, Fffday
from the effects of blood-; poK
sn. Sha was "21 years' old
aud her remains were brought
to Sali?buy and the f uiteral
was held from the First Bap.
flat church Saturday after
noon Rv VV A Lambeth and
John W Moore officiating - v
The many f riends of Capt,
H C Trott, will sympathize
with him in the death of his
mother, Mr3 Martha 'ErjDtt,
which took place i n Charlc ttelur)f bread. must be durable and
Thursday. The funeral and.
nterment took place there
Friday. . :
Mrs T L Earnhardt, aged
68, died at her home two
miles from Gold Hill Friday
morning af fer a long illness
fhe fuueral was held Satur-4
day morning at Wesley Oha?
pel, Misenheimer. Nine
children survive, the hus
band baying died several
year ago. Mrs iiiarunarat
waB the mother of Mrs D V
Peeler of Salisbury. 1
-Joseph M Stewart, son of
R C Stewart of Cleveland;
who was accideutly killed .by
a shifting engine at Ciodin-
nat', Ohio, ; last week, was
buried at' Cleveland last
Wednesday, the funeral :be
ing held from the Methodist
church, Rev E J Poe officiat
ing.
Jake tianelineat one timr
a resident of SaMsbary, died
at the home of his mother in
Davie County last week from
the effects of tubercnloeisjf ,
Wbile in Salisbury he wan
engaged iu
the plumbing'
business.
The Red Cross Concert
There will be a Red Cross
patriotic coucert given at the
Colonial Theatre; Salisbury,
Thursday evening, April 4th,
by the Salisbury Music Study
Olub. This entertainmenti?
given for the purpose of raife
ing f und3 ith which to pur
chase supplies to carry on the
work of the society for the
sold er boys. The demand
for supplies is nw increasing
rapidly and " every one i urg-;
ed to purchase tickets and as
eist-'tha 'ladies in the great
and necessary work they ar4
doing for the boys at " the4
front. This is no recreation
society, but one that is fur ni)
sh;ng absolute psntials fo'w
"care of the-sick and .woun?i
ed and u6 one wlo possibly
lean should hesitate to help
along
with the -workL The
jJioys are being wounded auft
w? cannot, afford to let I hem
mlmf
and life saving attentions, ill:
,
Waeaevef-You Need a Qeneral Tonfc
Take Qrove's. ;
General Tonic because i
Th Old Standard Grove'a TtetAtBSraA
NOW4 ehill Tonic is-equally valuable es
amount
cut 3, Enriches the Blood, and;
Builds up the Whole Systems 60 centsf; beyond Joerpeiibthe
. ; . - r .; age moathly ! ampunt 'pu
T un . .thft'av.he', in thi fnfir months rtriOr tc
should go, andwhen he is pid ;ht
yhX not depart from : it,-P?oberbsl FiUh: ' aiitititpirttt ' usifij
aRaiekijMarch Mihlich 17, !l9l&; jUls following.
twje.or a .od situation much resolutionar. - were unaminqusly
mare critical than. -if"--liad' been 'adopted. - vv - J
tiicwiglit" could bly icome Whereas,' our Heavenly F atb
about ytfie United States .? if 6od4 ; er has brought us safely through
adninitration lias -issued, 'the I
ffcopy whtth waVia to
to4tate B-0'o '"JAafii'itstrator
itiL iiwi i t f w i.i invi rvii i i f in rn i
a pa n rwcto t
me tt is' as follows; V f1':
3f we are Jo furnish the allies'-
wilfathtiecessary proportion "ot
Wheat to-maintaitt their war
bread from now until next .barJ
Vest and this is a military neces-J
sity, we must reduce our - month
ly consumption , to -21 million jyearand with humble faith ? and
uVhels a month against our nor trust we. ask Him f or . greater
tbai consumption of aboijt 42 mil blessings in the year 1918. '
tibn bushels, or 50 percent of our' Resolved 2nd That we ap
tof inal cdnsumption Reserving: preciate,yery nighly the good
a margin -for distribution to the and efficient work .' and ser
and ior special cases, this icesjdbtie among us,In the Faith
leaves for general consumption Charge hy our pastor, Rev H A
approximately one and one .. half Welker, and his wife. '
pounds of wheat products weekly Resolved third, That we do
per person. ; hereby express to our pastor,. Rev
1 M any of our consumers are H A Welker,and his wife, our
dependent on baker's bread. I
threfpre requiresl a latrger pro-1
portion of wheat products than
elel breads baked in the house-
to 4. Our army and navy re I
'Jtf res, & full allowance. The l
io do in. our Ipopulation can
itfke . greater sacrifices
dc ;s in the consumption of wheat
products than can the poor. In
aiaition, our population in the
agricultural districts, where the
Other cereals are ''abundant, are
more skilled in -1 the preparation
of breads from these other cereals
.than the crowded city and indus-1
tial populations. ' '
f'With improved transportation
now have available a surplus
o'' potatoes. ; We also have in i
iospring months' a surplus oi
j ilk and we have ample corn
m oats for human consumption
the drain on rye and barley ' as
iubatitii tea has .alf ead v rffreatly
exhausted the supply of these
grains. - -
v sTo effect the needed saving of
wheat wS are wholly dependent I
upon tne Voluntary assistance of
t&e American people and we ask
that thelfoilowing rules shall be
observed:
M 'First: Householders to use
ot to exceed, a total of one and
bne half pounds per - week of
vheat products per person. This
meansjnotmore than one and three
fourth pounds of victory bread
c jn tabling the required percent-
a g of substitutes and about one
E alf pound of cooking . flour,
t iacaroni, crackers; pastry, pies,
c akes, wheat breakfast cereals all
combined.
; "Second: Public eating places
t hd clubs., to observe two wheat
l iss days per week, Monday and
I Wednesday, as at present, more
I re ad stuffs, macaroni, crackers,
1 astry, pies, cakes, wheat break
i &st cereals, . containing total
, jf more than two ounces of wheat
your to De served unless specifi -
llv nrdered: nublic Htincr nla-
not to buv more -tha -six
' v
ipownusui waCdt P; P
uuutu jiti gm-ani vvu.v
rng with limitations requested oi
householders. J ' .
I i 'Third: Retailers i0t tbsell
aiore than oner-eighth of a barret
to; any town customer at any; one
time and not . more than . one
quarter oi a barrel to any-coun-
try customer at anydne; time and
in no case' tP selt'wheat products
without the sale of- an e
weight of 'othercer-eals. "
Fourth: We ask the bakers
andgrocers to reduce the volume
t)f victory? breadcfe ;by; delivery
e : three quarter, pouna
swhere one poud "was sold t
before
it contains tneiviuei; wciuva. c w ,
ani?ibe year, crowning pur humt-r)
iih Hiiiirrv in i n i iviirir rric
hutch with' Mk&& ini'
benedUtwnCTlierefore beht '
?i?ir ur- W t;m
orlistSr y t of Faifh-; Ohge
"heKaSseftnbled that with glad
1 hearts we do hereby bumblyren-:
der unto Him our thanks and
praises for his goodness and
mercy, His blessings so richly be-
rlstowed tupon us during the - past r
thanks and gratitude for their
work of loftt so faithfully per-
formed among us by them in. the
tast year and pray that ; out
Dar Heavenly . Father will en
nch them with : greater power
and make them , a greater bless-
fag in the Master's work in the
Faith charge and id our belovecl
Reformed church in the coming
year. :
" Resolved 4th, That for a great
er work in our Master's vineyard
and a more efficient service in the
church of our Blessed Redeemer,
we do now pledge to our ' beloved
pastor, ReV H A Welker ?and? his
wife, our prayer lo vey : support
and hearty co operation . in the
work "of the Lord; and pray that
wiih mercies and help of God's
foly Spirit in Christ Jesus our
Lord we may do a greater, work
in the church and kingdom of
our Lord and Saviour, , Jesus
Christ. - - : -
: Resolved 5th, Ttfat a copy of
these resolutions be given to our
pastor and his wife, that they 'be
copied in our minutes and a copy
be sent the Reformed Church
Standard and one ormore of our
county papers for publication. T
- f By order of the joint Comsis-,
tory h M HoisHOUSSR.
Cleamberlain's Couab Remedy a Fairsrite fer.
. Colds, :
J Li Easly. Macon, 111., in speak
ing of Chamberlain' Couh Rem
edy says, 'Daring the past
fifteen years it has been my sis
ter's favorite medicine for colds
on the lungs. I myself have-tab
en it a numbbr pf ti mes when
suffering with a cold and . it
always relieved me promptly. :
wheat products for non food
purposes should cease such use
entirely. -
Sixth: There is no limit upon
rtie use of other cereal, -JLours. and
mfnls. r.nrn. - harlfev. buckwheat.
I potatoes, flour, etc.
j ; Many thousand families
mroufirhPut the land are now
usu np wnea prpaucts, wnat:
t'oaA avia'nf a VATttfimall " attlAlfflt
rookin purposes and are do-:
-j ,i,ug so in per reel neaiin' ana sails
rfacaon. ;
Tte Qulnlcs That Does Not Affect tts Itea
Tfrrntitte of Ita Ionic and laxative effect. IAXA?
TIVB BB.OMO QULNrNE is better tamn orouurr
Quinine and does not caoae nervonsacH boh
naginff in neaa. xemcmDcr uis hu mm
look for tne aisnatare oi a. wmiwvi w.
wm': ai rr a ni .
ytjih good oil Kniment. That's
the surest way to -atop them.
The best, rubbing lixument U j
n
j
Good for i AihiMfe of
riorses. lYisiies vtKue
Gccd tcT uotxr own '
Pains, Rheun;atisnv Spraios,
' Guts, Burns, Etc . 1 ;
,,2Sc.50c.;$!:-Aiaii
It 11 - W f I I
n. m mm a i- m-
iOD!lieU!
? .'1 '
After Being Relieved of Or
CtiudTrottble by Lydia
J" Pinkham'g ; Vcgctablo -
s Oregon, HU- I took Iia Pink
Jiamfa Vegetabl Compound for an oxw
game trouble which
pulled me4own .un
till could not not rav
f oot to the fkfcr-and
poyua scarceryamy
work, and : as . I liva
on a small farm and
raise six hundred
chickens every year
it made it very uard
forme.
"I saw jthe Com
pound advertised in
oar paper, and trie
iu it
haa restored
my health so I can do all my work and
I aMf grateful that I am recommend
maf 4tito my fHends.?---'Mra D- U.
:ALttiRS, R; R. 4r Oregon;- IU. '
Onlywomen whohaye suffered the tor
torea of such troubles and have dragged
along from day to day can realize the
relief which this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, . brought to Mrs. Altera. '
" : Women -everywhere in Mrs. Alters
condition should profit by her recom- .
mendation, and if .there are any com-
Slications write : Lydia B. Piniham'a ,
edicine Co., Lynn, -Mass., for advice.
The result of their 40 years experience
is at your service .
SAVE
ce & Sons,
Good Skins.
& SONS.
All ki&dsftndall grades, RQMIKG(TON8
$i2 aD.ryInBtractioo twiUVesch machine.
-. Tjrpe end repairprts for all makae "of
lypewritera. ifiMi'lKiS TYFift-UVUXJU-SY,
BDFPALO, N. Y. 114-16. 1 pr.
Hpjairi
Send your, work-by hand or bj par
cel post to . : ; '
R:L, BROWN.'
Route 6. Salisbury, N. C.
8-eifftpd. ; -
You wilifind a f utl liheofpttda of
At oar New Iocatton. . r
FAnrJEHQ' SEED IIOGE,
207 O. r.7c!n Ot
Ybooa 1191. Salisbury, H. C.
Trade with
THE GROCER,
He carries a full line 5f , High
' Grade Groceries at
very low prices. ' ;
Buys all kindis pr Frpdnce,
Chickens; JfiggstjQacon, and
- Tegeleseeto
Beadauariers: for WatkloB
Medicine: Co. V
PhoiiB 57.'
Wrss St :
.EVSHPOM
liiili
;v" ' ; . i ii .;. . ;
V. Wall
Pay; Ybii?
lit,
For
AUPQP U yp
The Peoples llatioQal Bank
, SALisbuiur.ri.c.
Doera general Wnldng-buainesay anj corf
dially invitee voir account. - -
tilPM l00PEft CEWT intattat
every three maatiis 10 pur aavinga depart
inent. ;. . ' . - ..'..-c, -
Prompt, cattat,; and confidential attea
tion given to tHninesa eutrnated tow.
If. B. McCam(
; .'Cashier.
John HcCanJf M,
;A8tl Caabier,
3.D,Konrooit
Vioa.Pitfat.
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