ARMIES NEED
DONT
Planting and Raising of Crops Will Not Suffice; Every Care
Must be Exercised Toward the Prevention of
Destruction and Waste of the Food
After it is Made and Housed
"Our ariunMt nul food; don't let it
burn'" In tii w !ili)K.ii) ail"iU(t li Hi
ldl( ttltttttl CuUHflAu'lon Asmi, iutiuu itj
ctntly, anil It nitglit well lie .nloMted
nil tlie alogan o evui y a-vm. union ami
vfiy Individual ui Hit' iuiiiih v al ilils
taint. Vi iiiitnUvif of a i.itiini
atlii KoVei nUR'llt .i(4"H' lei I hi .mi: li.iul
thw country Mm uttiin evei v h.. n t In
growing and riilinfl Vatlloll uf food
lUlTn, Tll re ..oil o far li'Mii I'u'
LM-yai twetit (if Aki l uliui e t n-M .i r ,ui
JlOI'lllOUK Vli'id lul tti' v..u Kill
yittutliig and railing 'Topi will n.t -ul
lice Kvt'iy iuii inuiM l- 1 1 I - 'd
toward thu prevention of (In .e-.tiu.-tiUD
arid WUtlV of t lit- fond .liter n liu-
bt-WU OlHlttf Ulld llou-o-d
A fw wt-fk ago a kj am -devour :n
CbUago win tie; ru -U !y tire mid ;tli
It wtiital aufTVtttut to iii hi simmhi
luve uf bread Taking tlil-t amount
cif bruad and Hti uittt Iuk ttif annniLi
of ttuur uied by bukei mi making
bread, and figuring by the army guar
t trimmer De part men t a No wain t
fur feeding it su Idler, till wheat de
troyed would funiluli the fir-it in i'
niDt uf the uew iiatloual imy rum
pOied Of tiST.UUtl UiMU Ul b( vad tul
ntarly two munUi't.
Wberever then Is ft fire that de
troys a comldrRulj amount uf prop
rtjr thera la almoin always some U. It
of car or else a criminal Ititent. Ux
treuiely tew fires are "providential."
Hundreds and thousand uf young mu
have within the past few mouth a walk
ed Into recruiting station and volun
teered to lay their lives at the dtipusd
uf the American goveiouieiit to pros
ecute this war, To those who stay
at home It Is but a small effort to put
forth to practice the eternal v.::
lame that will prevent the tire which
may destroy foodstuffs, every onine of
which is sorely needed al this time to
feed America's soldiers. America's al
lies and America's women and chil
dren who must remain at hoiue aiul
tight the battles that art absolutely
ussentlai to "keep the home file
burning."
Appealing to city and county off!
clals throughout North Carolina to
Join with the department in lending
aid to a nation wide campaign agalnm
preventable tire waete, Insurance Com
missioner Jamwt It. Young recently Is
sued a leter which was eent to then
officials and to a number of other pub-
(y
FROM LOSS B! FIRE
GREATEST CO-OPIRATION II
PROMISED BY WARIHOU8IS,
COTTON GINS, GRAIN BLB
VAT0R9. BTC.
The Natiuual Board uf Fire Cnder
writers has recently received Its rtist
report covering the first three months
of the association s campaign toward
the prevention of Ore which is a part
of the conservation campaign in aid,
of the war under the general direction
uf Herbert C Hoover President Wil
son's fuod supply dliector The, re
port cites the fact that President K
M blssell, of Hartford, Conn . Hresi
dent of the National Boaid to start
the work wrote letters to the gov
eruors uf the cottuu producing and
grain growing states urging the-ir co
operation with the National Board and
Us affiliated urganUallous or Uie
safeguarding of warehouses, cottuu
gins, compresses and gratu elevatois,
all manner of mills storage properties
aud such works. The strongest cu
operattuu has beeu received the re
port says, from all these sources
The advisory committee of insur
auce uftlclals were appointed In dtf
ferent sections of the couuti y to work
with state uftlclals on Inspections aud
safeguards. Meetings have been held
In almost every state and property
owners as well as stale officials and
Insurance meu attended Great iater
est and bard work have resulted aud
the special agunts of companies in
twery held have beeu mobilized for
conservation work. The inspectors on
this work have been given special
authority tu the form of a letter or
Identification card carrving the photo
graph aud signature of the bearer witti
the proper authorization attested In
up actions have been educational and
owners have been vary nun k to fol
tow suggestions for Improvements
The National Board Committee has
been lu close contact with the activi
ties of the conservation board under
the administration of Mr. Hoover and
has prepared a thorough li.it of eleva
tors with their grading and spei-irVa
Hons for fire daiifors. In addition to
the cotaservatloa service the National
Board has furnished valuable in for
matlon to the Council of National le
fens Is c-lassltled lists of factories
cskpanle of manufacturing munitions
snd other war materials.
THE SPORTS SHE LIKED.
Hp Are ynu foml f indoor
sports ?
She Ves, if they know when
to go honiH." Ti'T
Children Gry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS TO R A
GIRLS! WHITEN YOUR SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Makaabtauty lotion for a fewcinttto
rsmovs tan, frtcklaa, aallowness.
Tour frrooer hss the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
you with three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents. Squeeee the juice o(
two fresh lemons into a bottle, then put
la the orchard white and shake well
This makes a quarter pint of the Yen
bast lemon skin whitener and complexinn
beautiAsr known. Massage this fra
.imi, creamy lotion daily into the face,
' neck, ami and hands and just see how
tnskies, tea, aallowness. redness las'
roughness disappear and bow smooth,
soft and elear the skin becomes. Yest
It Is harmless, and th beautiful results
will surprtas jms.
FOOD;
LET IT BURN
pltited ritueiiB in tin1 tutu. The.
I U-k- . .) iM.m tit the i ,ilU
let it-r
,'Mtin iii'iitu li -
I N.illi.ii.U h. , ii ,
tilpliui ( mid ahull
U liy the tm:i. it
w llii li hit -. l lie
.1 I'lt'Tatioii i'l i. it)
.Nil! loiitii
,llhl l.s
ul ( t iiderwrili i"i
i "
i:i
i Mai
ail
alii.a.i ai
i'f l'i. -id. -in
a iliiti lii' hi
n. K pai'.i':.i
i lui'i
miUitiH
I'lHVL I
id I In.
.t in-
the ( UJITI V adnli nl !ui(
11 Ill u It' Hull v a
and ii''!-ln i liiin'ijii
Ill'Mlln stluUld be tU'Wli
al i
' tii.il
. piuvm
3V il "
In Couillll-iloin'l' VuUhK ajip-al to
oflU lal.i he .'oUiti (fit tin- ia. t Dial
more Iliull jSl'intnm vv.d tli ot bi' .id
StutTs Were detl'ued Ul Nol'lh lain
Una lat v.-ar m pn-v-iitalde lii. In
addition apiHiii.uJtiiuh u lik-; .tin -.nil
was invoivt'il m Uia-liiln.iV and tq;1ii
, lilt-nt lu plants fur ihr- making and
handling o( bivud! ntts
i 'In tltU time of vlm-l-lU
, stttir-ineiit -nv "In-- ul I... i l-U,i:-'
tulHl iois llMLllallif llii'lu-V H 1,"
cd dot-s tiol replaci the a.tual li
;stutTn our pfople (annul -ut him;,
' While our nohlters are pri-paring
tlgtit the ene.ti.v and uui all if;
holding out th-ii hainl lor i.'.-d
selves and their dopeinlt-nt iovi'd
lit li treason for our pt-oidc to
una tiling that goett tiuu tin- naivi
I food to he wnsifd."
are
ng ot
t The aid ai.d -miport
oui.:y
and i it v .-If;, a I a. 1 .
oruanuatlon in 'he si.iV i- u ..! i'i
ithis eiuergeii" v tire prt-vi.'inlou am
I puiKti The Cotnmi!floticr axa n .ad1
! attention to he tact that an !'M t ii:c
! engineer Hi the afj'v Ice of thi. desal t
; mem 1 availat'ie at all times tot Uio
training of tin dt-part tnent for diii j
.and towriH and lo give instiu.iioii in
J lire (IghllllK and tire jin-vwiitioiL int-aiir.
AIho an ele.-triial x ; rt staiiiU r-'ady
j to inspect and lone.t eri'orv ni flee
! trtcal egulpnunt that nnniit !'-ad tc
I tires and erh u a. i nlents Tin- ser
vices of thi'M ni'-n n w ll t'- tin- nthi'i
wiuipment of tlie ilpart ineiit are at
jttie call of the wrtple of North Caro-
Una
AVOID ALL "NEAR ACCIDENTS"
Pirils Which Cause "Near Accidents"
Bhguld Be Abolished With Proper
Cars to Pievent Rsoccurencs.
A "near ao Idem" may bw defined
as a happennV; the nature- of wh.-
is dailKeioU-- to peinollS, hut which did
nof r'ult in lnjurv owing lo the for
tunate absen.c of a man from a par
tiiular ipot. cr to hu iiuukneBs, er
, U) lilt tueresi ol li-'i liain but the
re. unvti.e of w'.. li i- a;w,ivs a peril -A
i-fiil w tm li -dioii.d be aboilhel by
pmpft ' an-
A fatninar iliu-iiruiioti f a near h 1 1
dent is the - a i a iiciBon i ailtlit he
- ween two tr.un traveling ii; oppo
site due' Hon- ii duienMH tra k-.. tuf
AilU fSHIped d-a!!l ol llljurv b K HiK
i.)M11 betrt-ell the !.ok Tin IV ilte
il.ant uther fin. h lii-taa.t'- of e-ta.eil
injmv, in-., le as v. dl a- outMde the
industrial sh.ips l""ol and mateiial.
,1..piiiu (! artel,!- and ruofa but
iirlklnir i.o one I .add r- lulling or
iltppiiig VM'h men who land unhurt,
i vehhles sniduii.S and Ju-l uitsu
1 pedestnaioi or ot her vehh les ail
these aie ' uiiiiiiou ocurieiice
I hwstf ai i' b'it t-w ol the many in
ed that .Ml -usit UlUU-eiv-.
to the aveiate l.ul Hi everv
.a-iaiu e of mi- kin I there is a le-iotl
from whh h -v. .. on- -h-ill i-.-'.'
'Near a. . ntenp ' aie a fruitful sour, o
,f sjt'n'-llo. . autloiis to he
..b-i'i . d a;..t I 'i ei. to tt foi inu
lated for the
.idalli e Of dan'.Uoii
,.i tb.es
Keglettabic il ,.o !- h
ttie ta. t reuKUi'S ih.it t. o Iillm
tl..n 1- paid tu 'Ii..-.i: .! id- i,l -
atten
It
.ts 10
st-elll lO IVrUlii
startle ii
lii.t be mi I b
strui lion to '
dents" as t'lOlil -l.
First" work i tt
l...il
- Me
i 1.1
m 11;
-Iluuld
,c h lu
r a. i
' Saf.ty
ol t,o
aal ac
idem
-t.idy and pi eveiitoiii
require th lb. ft t t u Horse to make
you i e:ihi I lie lnil-'i'Mio e of lut-kiny
tile batii
Ouod at. i v work h seeing that
triere I" j Io k on tlie barn door befors
the atieinpt N made to steal tht; horse
Complete hi-oitiint e lte.or.ls ill over
17,r,im Hres in tuiibltntt equipped with
sprinklers indUHte that over 1$
wsre extiiiKiiished or eontrolled with
5 furlnkler or tfi Ovrr wers
eTtiuKuicli-'d or coutrtdlfd with 2i
uprlnklern or lss - Imilaua Insurauee
Hull-tin
Evwt minute of eaeh day ssss $d0
In value Hhiiik tu smoke, and each
ymr shows a record of four flrei to
thouHund of our populallorv 1
tltana Tioturatns Hullettn.
Better the end of a fen st than ihc
beginning nf a fray.
Tlie dVitund tor good advice is
not equal to the supply.
YES! LIU ACCHN
OFF WITHOUT PAIN!
Cincinnati authority tells how to d. y
up a corn or callus so it lifts
off with fingers,
ou corn-pestered m-n and women
need sutler no lunger. Wear the alries
that nearly killed you before, nays this
I incinnati authority, because a i.-v
drop of freezone applied directly on a
tender, ai tiing corn or callus, stops re
jiici at oaco and noon the corn or
hardened callus loosens no it can bo
lifted out, root and all, without pain.
A small bottle of fnvznne cost v. ry
little at sny dnig store, hut will poi.
lively take tiff every hard or suit
corn or callus. This should be tried,
as it is im-xpentdve and is said not to
Irritate the surrounding skin.
Tf your druggist hasn't any freerone
tell him to get a small bottle for you
from his wholesale drug bouse. It is
flu stuff and acts like a charm arerr
tuna.
DAY OF BACHELOR
War Brings a New Dignity to Un
married Man.
He Who May Be Merely Tolerated In
Time of Peace la Lionized When
Call to Arms Comes.
Wftr Ihih Klven the utmiiirrli'i tnun
Botue of the dignity which he lucked
In pence. Ordluiirlly the bachelor U
tolerated for what fie mti tM-coine
mther thnn for vdnt he Is, observes
n writer lu the San r'riUH'isco llulletlu.
.Mothers would Hot Wflcnuie him Into
Hud. 'tv imr 1,'IiIh take pli'iisiiri' In his
Htteiitlon If It were tlmuntit thnt he
would ultviivH rerniilii h htichelor. T'lit
hoi. ,,r i.i.tertlnit him Into a mitrrle.1
Illllll I'lllfli-ties one of the tunln Incen
tives of nil soclnl iicthilte. Am tills
hoie ileelllies h becomes lilore Ik 111 1
more ii i li j ri t in a world which prides
1 1 "el f .in llicllng ii tt fSiii'tly shaped
coii.. r fer everyone of Its Intialdthiits
vv b.i i- w.Ttli tnui l-l Inn uhoiit. Ills
HocK- tile not dumed, his hllttolis Hie
not --a.d on, n in I the nuiuber of
I u i t ( h of sntir which he liken In his
IVltee the .(eree of bo'.le.llie-S VV III. Il
he deinnnds in his ftu.-, are Iioho.ly '
l-ll-llie-s ,iit his uV. He H rree, il
c litioii will, h In outh tiMiken him
the envy id Iiim nmrrlcd friends, but In
Inter Vears nmkes bliu envy ihi-iu. He
c-nii tro unvwlitre he pU'ii-ff at nny
time he plen-es without having even
to IIUUC the Uiatter with II wolutlll.
hut the rcii- n that no woman t-nres
what he ilm-s. He Is free because no
olie i-. interested euoiiKh In him to
caie to put -iiackles ou him.
There is no Ilwd place f- him. He
Stands lief of the burden of the bene
dict's endeavors, hut at n co-d. He
Hee.s tneti mid women doln thiiiKH for
motives which he ciiunot understutul.
Social force- of various sorts perplex
huu lieciiu-.e he does not nee their hid
den, origins. Whut is plain enough to
any mediocre hu-tmnd is often a hope
less puzzle to even the most thoughtful
bachelor. He cnniiot fully undertund
any Intangible loa!t becj.use he la
no lunger in cmitiM with the source
of lovithv the relation betweeu
parents ami children. For certain ad
veijtnre he can he depended upon to
furnish dash and elitliUMtiMn, bill for
the oeudy. grinding work of everyiiny
life he is inferior to his married
neighbor. Civic progress relics princi
pally upon the tnnn whoso Interest
carry over Into the net generation and
nr.' Hot conllued to his own corporal
welfare.
Hut this somewhat pathetic figure of
the bachelor t w oudei t'ullv dlginllcd
by the advent of war. 'the married
iiiiiii. In most cases, Ik Imndlenpped
from lighting. His business Is to raise
wheat and children, n uecessary task,
but lacking the appearance of glory.
Chivalry bejond the Ircauis of medie
val knlghthond nrny animate the man
wllO helps Ills wile ttike Clll'e of tin
babies, preparing their bottle lino,
liuuglng out their cloines, but lu times
of wur be Is not u heroic figure. The
demand th.-n Is ii..t for men who have
found their pla.es lu the world, hut
lor those who hut? not, The WlfelesV
landless, foot free person Is the sllltV
of which tiiiiiles ran be made with ihe
least possible social lo-s. llccatise he
was ho forlorn in peace lie is lionized
in war. He marries war ( I the gov
ernment sews his buttons, on and darns
the holes in his socks.
Knew He Had Gone for Good.
Mrs. Haiitmh 'lle.inpsun, wliu-e hus
buml until recently bail been tmpioyed
hs a I'ullninii lorter. interrupted ttio
proii'i'dings in the Harlem court lu u
hurried effort to obtain a divorce, says
a N.w York lows letter. She was
quieted down Ulltil II CUM' then hltltg
heard was dt-poswi uf. and then tpien
tinned by the mau rale. When she
hud explained (hut her husband had
h-lt the pre Urns iiiMining It wa u
ge-ted bv the court that there wa- no
, r. 11-. ,li to believe that he Would Hot
return, and that Mrs. Thompson had
belter vt alt before considering aliv
, sin Ii move ua a divorce action, "Hut
I knows that mun ain't never C'Uiilu'
hack." explained the excited Uegress.
"I wa4 Lu bed (liis iiioinlu' when 1
heard him gettlu' out very quiet end
; creepy, Ho put on his best clothes
new suit, straw hut, put en t-lea titer
shoes and ti light coat over his urin
: and I lay very stlU umkln' out 1 uin't
awake yet. He walks right to the
door, tunken rt big low bow towards me
) utii) says: 'Ciood-bye, cold feet, good
, bye. Judge, that nigger ulu't agoin' to
', come back."
Decline of English Agriculturs.
j Tp to iilout Hie yeiir WmI nil went
well with English agriculture uod the
j value of Inod and rents constantly in
' created. Then came a few wet, ruin-
i ous st-itsuiH. largely increasing imports
, of grain, beef, baeou and cheese from
: trie I'ulted States and a heavy fail in
priees of ail kinds of farm product!.
' Wbat whs the cause? Simply thut the
i Weneru prairie lauds were opened up
! by ruilroads and those big ranch own-
i ers sent their products East. What
wits not needed In tlie Eastern states
was shipped to EnclNh free-trade mar
kets, with the inevitable outcome of
low prices.
In a comparatively abort while thou
sands of Ent-lhh fanners were ruined,
land fell 40 per cent In price, rents
hud to be lowered fully one-third aod
the rural population decreased.
Much Used.
"Pou't you think your wife has got
a wonderful voice?"
MYes; It's wonderful It hasn't given
wit before this."
Rubbing Eases Pain
Rubbing lends the liniment
tingling through the flesh and
quickly slops pain. Demand a
liniment that you can rub with.
The beft rubbing liniment is
MUSTANG
LIUIMEUT
Cood for Ihe Ailments of
Horiea, Mulea, Cattle, Etc
Qoodfor your own Acha,
Paint, Rheumatism, Spraina,
Cuts, Burnt, Etc.
,25c. 50c. l. At .11 Dltn.
MtOtl I HAS I: A hi:awi(I
"Is ,i 1 1 1 1 if draw n mi
SiiihLiv
'I 1 1 initio Tln-v sav I h.- Iirt
in thi-ila Ihr I'.-t i i T III'' ili-i'il."
CRISIS OF
WOMAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed by
Taking Lydia E. PinUhanVs
Vegetable Compound.
V.'ai'oiier, (iMn. "1 never t tirid
of r.ii'Mn' l-vdia K. I'mkhain e VeK"-
t a ! I e ( ompounil ;
rfT'1 lu cause drriiii; ;
Clnuii f I .if.. 1 !
ST' ; ,o. r. d Iwm 1
i in ' and had two !
op. r:iti"iis, hut a!l 1
the ductor and op
t rations did me ru
-.!, and 1 would .
I,;..,' neeil 111 tny I
-1 i"i!uv litnl it
' .vn for l.vdhi i
I -nma Vejf- j
t . ( ompuund
u' i: a I rinht, sd ;
on v h usework,
it- j'i'tleii. .Several i
w huh hroiii I ! i
I ion Mo. v, i1 ;
i V.'.lcH Wol't.i ' :
1 my m ik'hl
c cut well by Ink- I
triL'l'vdiaK 1 .1. iiaoi's Vei'etabU'Coni- !
pound."-- .vl fd- :o! I'l.MiAl., Wugun- ,
r. nkla. i
such warning syciptnn.s us sense oi I
aillocatioii. hotilushcs, h''!idachi'S,iHck- j
aches, dread of impendim; evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of U.j !
heart, sparks before the eyes, irrepv j
laiities, constinatiun. variable i ppetit
weakness and dizziness should be heed !
b. iindille-aijed woin. ij. I.y'lia K. Vv' j
1 . ; ' . Vei'etilble ( 'ortlpoUfld llHS Cnf '
n..-; " ':;;. p y throuj'h the itu-i. j
C ltred People Delighted:
W i I Ii New Discovery
To Bleach the Skin ' '
Ail.ii, i.i, (Li S;is ili.ii ifceiu
u ( li.u c proven without ilouhl
Ii ji -,i .inhy or s.illuw complexions
c.iii he ni.iile linlii hy a new treat
ment leeenily discovered by a man
inAil.inij.JiiM ask your druggist for
Cloeotmie Skin Wluiener. I'eople
liu have used it are amaed at its
(inderlul elicet, Hid your face
ot ih.it awful dark color or greasy j
appearance in a few minutes. It
Ci,sis so 1 1 1 1 1 r that yuu can't afl'ord
to he without it. Just think how
much prettier you would look with
that old dark skin gone and new !
soli, light skin in us place. Men
and omen today must care for
then complexions lo enter society.
Il i,ui druggist will not supply
you wiili ( ocotone Skin Vlntener
send 25c lor a large package to
Cotntnne Co., Atlanta, (ia.
11!
Ul
llii
Art: like dynamite on a sluggish
liver and you lose a
day 's work.
T:ihv'.! nti iv.wnn whv a poron
li"'il'l ! -irkriini', .ilir:itiii! ial-
"'i i " ciil-!iii ,i Liri,r(' b.il-
i!.. -a 1 i,i,.,iii' l.iwr Toil,. a ixt-
1 -a!..! 0 ii:.- i'.T i aliiliii'1.
1 1 ua 'i'.i.ihl, ViaJ.'liiblo liquid
I... li aid plan vuitr liver just as
.-inv!i a- i . i ! i 1 1 1 h ' I , lull it ili'r.n't
in. il ' v.ii i. I. all. I i-au lliil j.llivate.
I lui.hiii an, I (jiini u fulU can take
I inil-iiii'- I .i vt-i Tune, lii-iiiai it is
I m - i". -. il liarmli'ss.
' ilu'n.l i--a daiiift-i)tis ilnit'. It
h in-r. iii .ui,l aluuk- our boiiH..
I a !' ul lia.-IV i.ilu I lu.lav
"i"! "ii i!l tul wal.. siik aiij
ii a iii'.l l.iiiiiirrutt. I i.ju't Ih.-h a
.1 .ik. Tak.i a ri'iiil'iil of
I '- l.ix-r Toiii' lii-t.-iiit and
i 'n ii i .IK." 1 li-fhlli; L'I'i'.ll. NO
a ol,- l.,lii.iiii,.ss. , ,ni-liialiiill. flll'
i liiii--, li.-atlarlu-, , oali-il t Il mi,- or
"in -luiiiat'li. Your tlniisl allf
inn .lou't liinl l)oi.iiti's l.ivt-r I'-iiif
! ! Intt.-i' Ihaii liurnl.le ialuiut-1
utn mum; is waitiUjj lor you.
Says Phosphates Make
beautiful Women and
Siroiiv:, llealth, Vj.
Srous, Robust
Men
l'ii.kinns nil over the world are
prt'sirihinx phosphates to build
run .liiun eneinic tonditions
uiul those ho have treated
l heir patients with Arn
I'hosphateare changing
thin, enemic women
with toneless tissues
flahhy llesh.intothe
most beautiful rosy
cheeked and plump
round formed wo
men Imaginable
Ail.ima, (ia' Dr. Jacobson said
in a recent interview that 90 per
cent, ol enemia comes from nerv
ous breakdown which can only be
ciirrectud by supplying the neces
sary phosphates to the nervous
sVMeiil that is lacking in the loud
iw e 11, and this can be qm.kly
supplied lakuiK one nr two r
K' Jin Arg.i l'liuspbaie Tablets alter
each meal, and at bed lime. It will
in many cases make a pale, seiaw
ney h.cr the picture ol health, in j
few davs. I li jv c seen women
that I expected would have to be
kepi under treatment for months
restored to pei lect health in one or
two weeks time.
Special Notice -The Argo Phos- j
phate recommended by Dr. F. II. j
Jacobson contains phosphates such ;
as are prescribed by leading pltysi- j
ciuns throughout the world, and it
will be found the most effective
form for treating patients with !
Mervous Dyspepsia, Stomach trou
bles, Brain Fag, and Nervous Pros
traiion. It will renew youthful
vim and vigor, and build up ihe
whole body. Argo-Phosphate is
dispensed by W. M. Cohen Drug
Co. Free sample mailed by the
Argo Laboratories, Atlanta, Ga.
Week-End
Excursion Rates
VI
S. A. L. Railway Co.
CnnunetKiiiK May 20th, and continuing to Sept.
nh, both dates inclusive, the Seaboard Air Line
will sell round trip tickets from VVeUinn as follows
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liikel. vvill he on Hale lor nil I ruins Siitiirtlfiw ml lr inoiniiii.
Iruin In tiuU Mimluy bclwten dales abovf nunliiiiu-d, with limit
lirtiil lo inuifiight lucsdiiv follow mik d;itc of s.ilc
If there is nny further hinder infoi nuithin desired iiill on
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Get The Habit
rOBuy for Cash. Save-!
Dt5the pennies by buy-'W
ing at
W. T. PARKER & CO ,
Wholesale Cash Store
WfM.nON, N. c.
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Blinds, Mantels, Door and Window Screens
M AUK TO OlilHlR AMI 1(1.1,1 I.Alt Slin k l.t.
tlood Materials. High tirade Workmanship Our Slogan
Weldon, N. C.
SUA BOA Iil)
AIE LINK CO.
THE PKOGRESSIVE RAILWAY OF THE SOUTH.
Trains leave Weldon, Effective MAY 6, 1917.
C. li. CARTlik, Ticket Atent.
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NO. SEAIiOAKh .MAIL fur lialt-itfh, i'liaiiutte, Allauta HiruiiuK-
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' 't with "Florida Uat Mail" No. 3, for .lct8ue and
Mundapomta, l.iu.ug lai, Mrepiuy car. llirouifli sleeper, to Hamlet and
NO. 15 ShAKOAUIiEXHHKSs, fo, fuieiyh, Atlanta, liirunnirhaa.
12 (M. p M thehouthwest. i'onueeta at ilauilet with No. 14 for
, , ' ' Uilmiuirtou;w.lhNo. 1 for ( 'uluuilna, Savannah Jackaon
ville aud Honda points; Slecpmtr car i'ort.ruoutl, to V harlou? ,"l.tX
I oacl.M, sleepiuir and Hiuiuk Care to all pointaSouth aud Soulhw'mt
No lit fur Kaleiirli leaves 7:1 a. m. No, au from kaleitrli arrive H 4U p. m.
Write to the undersigned for rates and tune tallies.
C Ji. ItYAN, JOHN T. WEST,
(ieneral Passenger Agt., - Division Passenger Agt
Norfolk, V. Balalib.N.C.
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ATTORNtY AT LAW,
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1'iai'lni'i- ni tin- fi'Uil- ol lluliliix aiid
a.ljuiliiliv' I'.ilililu aii'l II. tl"' --lil'li-IIU-
ruuiiui tin- -mil' .-i'iul uu.'utioii
, v . i: 'i. I o ttli.l iir, :i;. I.' turn.
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iii;mist,
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I'm Automobile Hepaii'H u n 1 MipplieH, ,
Allkili'Noi Muclmie Wink ilniif Ha- ;
lionaiy , i.ii.tliiie, Muinii an. I steam'
l.tiafllie. dllll Uli.l I'l-toN Mltlolut'tlOU
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AUTOMOHII.nS
Tires anil Supplies unhand for sale
II W. II il.'l.'l-UN.
w.-I.Kili. N. C.
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GREAT BARGAINS1
in iPi:vrn:wtts.
We cam a Uie fi.,ek ol taii.luil ;
Telltt ( mi luitiitli tit i. tire
aifti. I UX . I'luel, lietlilliL'ltiii, K.ivtil, '
Illllll rtelliU'l, 1.. Minlti A Hlo.'H j
aiul I iiili iwoi.-l Auv ollii i iiiiike luitii I
,.to l-.iluvh lititu'e. t- l.iivi- I.,, Hi tin- i
viHiiiK- au.i tlie iuviilile vv , Loiiydt a
laitfe stuck ol ll.eof I ,( h nl, in huu,
om touilli lot-in I.hIi tl.ehL'iiUi wLule
hull price, tin. I on huleuovv aloite louttli
to one Imil the U Liulm lelail pneex. A
poOvl lypettlltt l liuin .o to 11".
iH-tttl one Alio t! .0 Ihc hei
lioin i iu ii to any price W ill Ke ivla.l
loail-rtel ULiV Ill.iUUV 111 CuMliTllOU
Willi lllC!C lliacliilit , Uli.l sell. I HUH pies
of tlie wulk itolie hv unv ol tin I'ype
wrileis we luue. lively tmy un.l V'H
dhonl.l Imve one ol oui clo u) I ypewn
teis to It in n luiu to u-e Auv person
who can tvi.t. well mi a tpeuit-r cau
ili'iiiuu.l u laiire -ulaiv "Anyone who
huvf a t-lieap l .ertiitei Iioiii u aiul
want ti I'eiu-i om- later, we will tule
t.iieL 11... I M 1. 1 .,,,.1 ..il
.... ,'Ub in Mini uiiun tin' nnuic
pan! toi it in evcliuiiL'e loi a licttei one,
I il returned iu tfuo.l coutliluni aul vvilluu
. m to on 1 1, (i not ui irito.l ct.iulitioit we
allow tiie niaiktt vain. We cum ype
Alltel Million;, uiul ot lit) HUp-illec
SPIERS BROS
H I os , e.
cuj flowers
JLL 0CCJSI0S
Hows, l aiumiuiiH, ulli.-s, niletH aii.l
Orclii.U Ihr I,.,.,!, ,,. ,.,,lk, l l.mei,
aiiaiiiri-.l in lal.nl an, ial lirsiiriis,
Hinmu-allv utiuiitfi',1.
Kail and Winter Bulbs Are Now
Keady, Plant l:arly for Best
Results.
Him liiisliiK, Kvemrn-iia, shrulilieriea,
slmle Treea aa.l lleil,. I'lauta lu van
out, vat iuu at
J. L. O'QUINN & COMPANY.
I'liutlt- till
HALKIOH North Carolina.
An Appetizing
k isa
I III tt. l -
Meal
Rverybody wants it.
Kverybody likes it.
Hverybody't looking for It.
BUT
You can't (ret It unless you
have the right kind of groceries.
Oet 'em ItLRE I
Phone 280.
R. M. PUKNELL,
Weldon, ti, C.
Vood'i Seeds
Alfalfa
wi'.I jiclJ four or five rit
linns jierse.is.(in. Fall is 1 lu
bt'Ht tune for sowing. Kverv
furmrr should sow Alfalfa v
us to increase the supply of
feed to raise mro livesto. k.
Wood's Alfalfa Scedh
American-frown and
best quality obtainable.
WOOD'S FALL CATALOC
give full InfiMfTi.uion about prepa.
ration and nc.-i. )t of Allalfn und
iiUi tells about all other
Seeds for Fall Sowing.
W rite fir Catalog and prleen uf
i;m Seeds required.
T.W.WOOD 6 SONS.
SttDSMLN, Richmond, V.
No. 666
Thit ii prncrlpilo Bttomi tttxclill
I'" MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER.
t ivc or ait doei will break any cue, ind
ii taken Iben a Ionic the Perer will not
felum. It acu on the livar better than
Calomel and doei not (ripe or tlckcn.
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400 TYPEWRITERS!
All kind and uiUiutU-M i:i:.l l.Nli I th
til' II lll"tl uetlOll liook With i lull
iiiui'lniic. lyiifriiol le'mii (!iitNi,,i tti
make" ol 1 v lu v tittle 1 viiihk m
Mil ... I'.lllllild. N V III I t y
New
Quarters
ffT Just moved into
i" our haiidsoii.e new
brick building with a full
supply of everything in
I hardware for the farmer,
the mechanic and the
house builder.
11.1 F.S ! l-LUFS!
Now im the 1 1 tiu to place your urilctn
for linen. I want em. We make tin,
Halifax
tfFDWflE CO.,
Halifax, N. C.
U. K. LEWIS. Manager.
3 i s :im
I
l rititi- m.itU .ii-a - .i'ib':.u otitiu. d or no
(,r K. i .1 iiMltl aki-l. !iM or l.ol il-l d
.i..ti -'i f..r FRCE SEAttCH ail l"1
on pl m ml ility. lui.k n fiit.iiM
PATENTS BUILD FORTUNES hr
1 il ittuiri- lauukKU Ivll llUW, tvllKl tolVD.t
kihI mt tituiittf Writ iwtUy.
D. SWIFT & CO.
patint Lawvaat,
303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C
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ITTOTHKMINLTE
MILLINERY.
KAMA tiOUltSsnd NOV ELT1KS.
Huttenck'i Pattern!
k & G. Corsets,
Mmaes at 7fiC. Ladies TOc to ft
Ml. I'ru-t-H will he made to suit the
tiuit-s. Hals aud tiouoets oiade aud
liitnmi-l to order.
At.I MAlLOK.'iKKS KKOMKTLY
Hl.Lhli.
.M KS. 1'. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. I!
SUM) YOL'K ORDURS FOR
ALL KINliS til f'RINTING TO
I' I . IIAYVX'AKD,
W eldon. N. C.
Slock
SoDtb.
id Ik
Whru iu Norfolk call oa aa
Vou mil lind at.al vou aul
and irei it quickly.
liav.ug uu eauvassera, ua
aeeitt s coa.ln.aa.ons are ad
ded to our pr.cea. Thia eua
alilea ua to use tirstclaaa nia
lenal aud riuiati it properly i.
We Pay Freight and OueranWa
Sale Arrival.
m
La.
THE CQUPER MARBLE WORKS.
(63 y sars in businaas.)
2M-klBa&k8t HOBIUK.T