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'ednc-d.iy moniiiiy ( li.iinii.in .W..nni.ii w.i .l innj; Wiivin's
election vtiih 270 clector;il vitcs; ? hems nwv, u , At iIk- hint- il
going to press w e cm sately s.iv U'tKon . i-lrci. .1 I'i . .I'-i.e
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giiias. ((-.NNETfE AND PIPE SMCKtRS.
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I I i'.i!.i o.iiii iy w .is .ilnniM uii.m
iiinuis t . ir ilii' (.nine ncnincriuic
iitket A liirye vnte v. ,i pulled in
W i.-1-lo-i u iiiiuiii ;uiy tf . :t in get
ilic .ic oui f-verynne appeared
t ansun". io cjsi ihetr h-alKits. Tin
me hi i e on the National ticket
ci- Wilson. 2ti7, Hughes 2.V
lV-iiii.ef.itie State ticket: Bickett,
.'h.?, I iimey I 5. State Senate,
; l.mig Jti(t, Johnston I ,V
I I I e i -c - - UarJen Jt Taylm
2t., Dkkuis ., White I .V,
Treasurer lingers 270, Tlnui'p
m ii I .i lnritt, I louse 2(i0, ,
Sautiilers l.i. County Coiiunis-
' si. net"-., 'Oeiiioci.us, -72, K'epuh ,
he ins I .V K'o iJ CaiMinussiuners
t hv s.inu voic. Coroner 1
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LMC BURMN0 PIPE AMD
(J CIGARETTE, TOBACCO
Princ Albert it to! J rnvmryu-hmrm
in Iitpv red ftnj;, 5c; ftdv
ft. (Jr, hand; im pound and
halt pound tin fumidori and
that ilrter crttil-ulat pound
huniiitor with tptinge-nmitttnei
tcp that keep the tobacco in inch
tfiUndid can thoit
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TOBACCO IS PREPARED
FOR SM0KEHS UNDtHTHE
PROCESS DISCOVERED IN
MAKING EXFERIMr TiTSTO
PRODUCE Tli I.jJT DE
LIGHTFUL AND WHOLE -
l. PROCESS PATENTt3 ,
K.J.KtYNOLOST0BACCOCONPANY
Winston Salem. N.C. US A.
DOES NOT BITE THE TONGUE
P. A. puts new joy
into the sport of
smoking !
YOU may live to
be 110 and never
feel old enough to
vote, but it's- certain-sure
you'll not
know the joy and
contentment of a
friendly old jimmy
pipe or a hand rolled
cigarette unless you get on talking-terms
with Prince Albert tobacco!
P. A. comes to you with a real reason for nil the
goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by
u patented process that removes bite and parch!
You can smoke it lontj and hard without a come
back ! Prince Albei t has always been sold without
coupons or premiums. We prefer to ive quality!
Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette
enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and
coolness is as good as that sounds. H. A just
answers the universal ilemand for tobacco
without bite, parch or kick-back!
Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder
than to walk into the nearest place that sells
tobacco and ask fur "a supply of P. A " You pay
out a little change, to be sure, but it's the cheer
fullest investment you ever made!
e "5"' Albert
Im smoke JTilSsamimmt a M.
R. J. Rrynoldi Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. Copyright 1916 by R. J. Reynold! Tobacco Co.
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'unaimers ou.ccess
Is No Surprise
IT WA . , CbRtiri-iTi I'.iaL i he Chalmers combination of a high
grade car, manctacturi'V ability, and distributing organization
eou iii have but one result.
THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS were ready to buy a quality six-
cyinui'T t ar nt about $1,000. They wanted style, bciuty, ptTtbrm-
crating
.cted the
its mar-
li-ctievabla
up-keep.
anee, nicy (uu nnr want, unnecessary size, c: (.:' i
expense.
HENCE THE INSTANTANEOUS WELCOME th-i ,
Chalmers Six-30. There was an irresistible appoJ
velously smooth and velvety engine, its almo: i:
"pick-up," its luxurious riding qu1itie?, its ecu.
Quality first
THAT IS THE REASON WHY Chalmers buln: :.: instantly
growing. That is why it was necessary in tho U.:t iw months
to build new buildings, lay new railway tracks, add to the
already enormous manufacturing facilities. That is why the
output has increased from 500 four-cylinder cars of the first
Chalmers model in 1908 to nearly 30,000 high-grade six-cylinder
cars for the current year.
THE CHALMERS COMPANY ENTERS ITS GREATEST YEAR
with an unusual car. Large production and a splendidly
equipped factory insure the continuance of a qualittf car at a
quantity price.
Present Prices
Tout ing Car, Five-passenger, $1090; Touring Car, Seven-passenger,
$1280; Roadster, $1070; Cabriolet, $1140; Touring
Sedan, $1780; Limousine, $2480; Town Car, $248'.
I All prii tH f. u. b Detroit und aubjett to I'tmnge witliuut uutlne)
NOTE Tbe price ot the 7-passonger Touring Car and ofclosedcur model!
un this chassis will bhurtly be udvanceU, An aarly order will resaiva
benctit ut present prices.
Batchelor Bros.
Agents,
WI-LDON, N. C.
Aii'ii i the only eteaiiiie thai I'm: nmre (ircat Britain refleus
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Congressman Cluude Kitchin ran away from his opponent, W. U.
pjxon. He carried every one of the eight couniies by big majorities.
eill itO'ifd ltd III MfWll s-IMf ninv (- I ty h
days is the atiiocratie sheep.
Ills Imperial and Royal Majesty,
I ran Josef, l.inperor of Austria
and King nf Hungary, has at la-t
relented toward this country and
has shown thai he again smiles in
tolerant forgiveness on this erring
people. In short, he has finally
accepted the resignation ol llerr
Doctor C.onstantin Theodor Duni
ba, Austro-Hungarian ambassador
to the I 'nited States. That gracious
act means that the head of the
Hapshurgs is no longer violently
displeased with us.
T 1 1 A r German captain who vow
ed he'd be another Boelke might
do well to remember the asylums
are full of men who believe them
selves Napoleon.
A mild winter might prove ex
tremely disappointing to the coal
trust, which now thinks it is enti
tled to its inning in gouging the
people.
Of lieiiiiui.s ilii
fewer they become.
1 1 ilie Irish really were to be
treated like the colonials they would
be in the front trenches.
Wiihn Constantine looks at Ru
mania he is more afraid of his dear
brother-in law than ever.
Pl-OPl.E coming in from Virginia
now, carrying suit cases, don't
arouse the least suspicion.
CUBA asks for permission to sue
the State of North Carolina io
force the payment of reconstruc
tion bonds,
I A shortage in the peanut crop is
reported, but there is no complaint
of any shortage in (he crop ot pea
nut politicians.
I They will have to make a better
1 job of killing Villa than they have
, yet done before they get rid of
him in Northern Mexico.
Occasionally you meet a man
who hus no enemies Miopiy be
cause its too much trouble to make
any.
Nov that the election is over let
us turn our attention to Thanks
giving and Christmas, the biggest
events of the year.
Amehican physicians and mis
sionaries in Korea are energetically
co-operaiing with the Japanese au
thorities in stamping out cholera.
The fire wardens of New Jer
sey have arrested 38 hunters for
building campfires, thus both pro
tecting the forests and making
hunting more exciting.
It is announced -that the print
paper trust is about to declare the
biggest dividend in all its history.
Prom the way the trust has been
gouging the publishers of newspa
pers and magazines, as well as job
printers and everybody else, dur
ing the past few months, no one is
surprised at the announcement.
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The Store of Quality
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turn our attention to the Ate
preparation o f winter
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things. It will be wise to
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Rive rnougni to ims matter -m
early this fall, and make
your plans with as little
delay as possible. l The Ate
market conditions are un
precented, and all wearing
apparel will be less abun-
dant than at any season
for many years. Prices of
woolen and silk materials Ate
are much higher than here
tofore, due to the difficulty
of importing from foreign Jf
countries. The early pur
chases ot the merchants
can not be duplicated at Ate
the same prices and they
have not been able to pro- g
vide for the demands of
their trade beyond the
early fall buying.
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You, will, undoubtedly, be disappointed It you
contemplate waiting this fall for reduction of prices
and instead of the customary late season "Mark
Downs'' It is more than likely there will be an ad- '
vance tor the desirable colors.
We have all the most desirable shades In stock
now and advise that you call early while they last.
The latest thing In Ladies Boots can be found at
Tie Heaflliilit Store of f elfloi
M. F R Ell) 1
Weldon, N. C.
IT is just possible, of course,
that the LJ 5.1 has been equipped
with a set of maxim silencers.
I'm Kim ih inure l iilurrli in tlim section
nf the country 1 1 tun till uthi-r iliHcasca
put luk'i'tln'f, uinl until Ilie lunt few
yesm a upponiil to lie iururalile. For
a great many ycarw iluctum pronounced
it a local disease mid pri crili'd local
j reniedicH, and by constantly failing to
cure with local tiralment, pronounced
it incurable. Science haw pruven Catarrh
to lit a constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. KaM'sCalurili Cure, inauufac
tu red liy V. .1. Cheney t Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on
the market. It is taken internally. It
acta directly on the blood and inucoui
ui faces of the system. They oiler one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure.
K. J.CHKNKY A CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 centa
per tiottle. Sold hy all druggistx.
Hall's l ainily 1'ills for Constipation.
A foreign lady with a German!
name insists that New York is
bound to become the fashion cen
ter of the world.
I We want you to !
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PAUL-GALE-GREENWOOD CO., Inc.
("Largest Jewelers South" X
NORFOLK We sell Victrolasand Kdiion Diamond VIRQINIA. I
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A Splendid Stock of the Season
Ladies Outing Uowns.- 50c.
Children's Outing downs 2Se.
Night Drawers Outing.. 2Sc,.
Haby Saques, ..25 and 50c.1
Ladies Knit Underwear. .25, JO, 50c
Men's Heavy Underwear .50c
Men's Heavy Socks,... 10, 15 and 25j
Men's Work Shirt, Hood Weight... 50c.
New Japanese China 10, 15 and 25c
Short Flannelette Klmonas 25 and 50c.
New Toys, ,.5c. to $1.00.
Dolls, 2c. to $1.50
New Shirtwaists 98c
Pillow Covers 25c
Stamped downs . S0c
BERT'S 5. 10 & 25c. Store,
Weldon, North Carolina.
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