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ug.. 13 Mrs Sarah M'Ba
singeti wife of William Basinger.
was born September 3rd, 1848,
and died August v l 1th. 1918,
aged 69 years, 11 months and
21 days. ne was baptized in
intamcy at Lower 'Stone Reform-
ed church and was confirmed a
member of the, -same in youth,
but was a member of -Faith
Lutheran church at her death.
She leaves to mourn, their loss a
devoted" husband, one sister,
two children, four step children,
and nine grandchildren, besides
a host of rglatives and friends.
The funeral services was con
ducted at Faith E L church
August 12th by her pastor, Rev
G O Ritchie, assisted by Rev C P
Fisher. The pall bearers were:
Monroe Fesperman; W H
Cauble; S T A Lippard, M G M
Fisher J C Lingle and James
Ritchie.
J T Wyatt received an order
today for two pair millstones. -
Junious M Fespermau came in
irom camp to see His wife and
took her back with him .
We met Sandy Davis at Lex
ington, wife and family in Salis
bury. He lived in Faith many
years.
Another crowd came to see
Venus and his collection. They
were A L Kiuttz and wife,
Charley Rodgers, Misses Minnie
Marvin and Elsie Rodgers. They
came in Mrs Mrs Kluttz's auto
mobile. She was at the wheel.
Marsh Holsbpuser has bought
an automobile.
Venus spent Saturday night
with Jesse Wyatt two miles from
Salisbury on the new Mocksville
road. He took us through his
big field of creek bottom corn
and over his other farms. He
has a fine crop.
Misses Maggie Watson, Sadie
and Nora Sifford of Salem, N C,
were in Salisbury to isee the
soldier boys go off.
We met Geo W Rex. He
can telf you more about geese
than any one we ever saw.
T J Waller and wife of Barber,
came to Salisbury Saturday to
see their son off to Camp.
John Rinehardt and wife
visited friends at Badin recently.
You can sell old shoes, any
kind or condition, by the sack
full for cash at J T Wyatt's store
in Faith. He has found a good
use for them that pays him a
big profit. He uses them for
himself and will tell any one
what he does with them for nine
cents in stamps.
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White J M Whitman, a Frank
lin township farmer, residing
near Spencer, went fishing last
Wednesday night his home was
robbed of $63.25 and Will Tol
bert, a young white man employ
ed on the , place for the past
weekr is also missing. Tolbert
and the money are said to have
left together and the officers
have not yet beet able to sepur-
-ate.thetwo. When Mr Whitman
returned home at t a. m. today
he missed the money and at
at once started to search for
Tolbert. A "phone message to
his old home at Danyille bronstht
the information that the officers
there are looking, f u him and
that he is a deserter from Uucle
Sam's forces. Children in the
home of Air Whitman saw Tol
bept" searching where he knew
the mo ley was kept but he
claimedto be looting for some
nails and that at a very late
hour. Local .officers hare not
been able to secure a due lo his
whereabouts although a rewtiid
of $50 is offered for, -bis return.
Resolutions olEjrFor Col. Ito.
Judge Lo.i- bus'ppondcd court
for the memorial exercises in.
honor of uie late Col. , W Ci
Means, of Concord, August 13th,
who was a member of the bar.
Suitable resolutions were adopted
by the bar and spread upon the
court record. All members of
the bar -spoke highly of the
splendid character and abilities
of the deceased.
Unit Loafin at uourt.
Only one or two were present
at the sessions of couutr court,
since Judje Wright's warning
when a large nuriber of disinter
ested people were present, regard
ing loafing, and idlers at the
county court.
E H Marsb. who is in charge
of the Southern's transfer sheds
here, was a witness at a recent
session of county coui;t in a case
involving larcency of goods, in
the shed and said he could give
plenty of work to everv man he
could get at irom $2.25 to $2.75
per day and would be glad for
any assistance the court could
give in securing jthis much
needed help.
J T Wyatt Willi take a collec
tion of his fine relics to the
community fair at Union church,
if he is at home when it comes
off.
J T Wyatt has got a beautiful
picture of his monument with a
locomotive in the back ground.
The prettiest thing in the picture
except the monument, is the
smoke coming out of the smoke
sack. You can get one for
ten cents in stamps by m.aih
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Conditions brought out by the world war should remove all doubt as to the'
value ot technical education. Increase of production in all lines is the demand
ot the times. . Let your son equip himself for useful, productive citizenship. Let
him have an opportunity to multiply his efficiency in whatever industry he may
engage. , ' 3 I
St2Le C.oll?g of?ers focr year courses in: ''Agriculture, Agricultural Chem
istry Chemical Enenrieeni Civil PnmM.: AyTi rL -ni!T
z . -. i -p. . . 2: P' "ftimi.iiug, j.xctucmiuiii . jiriiKiiieemig, JLiec-
f tncal Ensmeeruiff. TfiTt 1 TnrlctT n,i 4 & fa'
J D Military Training under U. S. Army Officer.
O Unit of Reserve Officers'
1 . - "o wijo. vjcnciaij g,uvciiniicriii gives iiuuw
8nCe'?iiS?ST piy for "o11118- Juniors and Seniors receive pay amounting to
j it.- 7ea' SvFmer CamP atPlattsburgANewYork, this year,
attended by Juniors free of cost. Graduates who takelR. .OAT. C. course if
called into service are assured commissions. 1 , I K J 1 -
Two hundred and forty scholarships yielding free tuition' to needy boys.
Young. Men s Christian Association., builftng 4 which cost , $40,000. Regular
paid General Secretary in charge. . -
Strong Athletic Teams. k
Requirement for admission 11 units tenth grade work' completed.
Numerous Short Courses. '
For Illustrated Circulars, Catalogues and Entrance Blanks, write, '
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E. B. Owen, Registrar.
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Six Teals Agoj; T&iIrW She MigtilDie; Says Texas Lady, But Now
She Is a Well, Strong WomaH and Praises Cardui For
Her Reciirery. s
Royse City, Tex.-Mrs. Mary Kil-1 better. That was six years ago
. man, of this place, Bays; "After the
i birth of my little girl... my side com
menced to hurt me. I had to go back
to bed. "Wo called the doctor. He
treated me... but I got no better. I
got 'worse and worse until the misery
'was unbearable... I was In bed for
three months and suffered such agony
that I was just drawn up In a knot. ...
I told my husband if he would get
me a bottte of Cardui I would try it. .
, I commenced taking it, however, that
' evening I called my family about
me... for I knew I could not last
many, days unless I had a change for
M. 0.1X1 DUU UCJC U.11U H.11X d Weiiy
ong woman, and I owe my life to
xdui. I had only taken half the
tattle when I began to feel better.
The misery In my side got less... I
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continued right on taking the Cardui
uUtil I had taken three bottles and I
d ;d pot need any more for I was well
ard never felt better in my life... I
b; ye Jiever had any trouble from that
dy to this." .
I i)o you suffer from headache, back
ac)e, pains in sides, or other discom
forts, each month? Or do you feel
wk, nervous ar1 fged-out? If so,
v, oan's tonic, a
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gHe Cardui, the
trill;
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If fenr dealer doesn't carry "Bluet 4iroets" send us this ad with name of dealer and
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with every movement of the
body, and preserve the shape of
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Sales Room: 350 Broadway, New York
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25 cents a package at all Druggists, or
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tfirst Secretary of theTtasurV u u . vy Fui
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N in a bank. By study,
industry and thrift he learned the business, saved
enough to make profitable investments, became pronv
inent, fought in the Revolution, signed the Declaration
of Independence and was first Secretary of the
Treasury.
If you are ambitious to get ahead in the
world, begin by saving a part of your regular earn
ings, for money paves-die way to the desirable things
of life.
Start an account with us this week and
add to it every pay day. Soon you will have enough
to buy property, take a desired trip, send your son to
college or make profitable investments. - J
Multiply your money in our care.
ALISBMY- HANK AND TRUST CO.
SALISBURY, N. C.
Established, 1883.
Savings Department. Pays 4 Pr ( out,
Com pounded Quarterly.
OFFICERS
..President
.Vice Pres.
W B. Strachan Cashier
E H. Woodson. Asst ( ashier
Profits may befebnsidered
from two (ingles :
1st Their effeft pn prices
2nd As a retur to investors
When profits are small as
compared with sas, they have
little effect on prices."
Swift & Company's profits
are only a fractal of a cent
per pound on all products sold
and if eliminated - entirely
would have practically no
effect on prices.
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Swift & ComFhy paid 10
per cent dividends over 20,000
stockholders outT of its 1917
profits. It. also : Itiad to build
extensions and improvements
out of profits; to 3nance large
stocks of goods m? ide necessary
by unprecedented Requirements
of the United Sta& and Allied
Governments; arif to provide
protection against the day of
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declining markets."?
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Is it fair to &all this
profiteering ?
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Swift & Compafiy, U.S. A
Start Your Savings Account NOW for Sxt Christmas.
Responsible Banking, Courteous Treatment and Confiden
tial Servicers Our Policy.
We Cordially Invite- You to See Us Qn Any Banking Matter
You are Interested In.
We are Authorized Agents for Sale of War Savirgs Stamps
and inriit stamps
Because goods were bought in large quantities before the
pre sent day prices came, Complete line
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