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Thursday Morning, February lq, jaj. TIIE WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL ' EIGHT Delicious evaporated Apricots, prunes, peaches and apples. Fine canned kraut and tender snap beans. Do you remember those old fashioned country dinners with corn bread, butter milk, etc.? We serve them. STAR CAFE Cor. Fourth & Chestnut Sts. . Phone 396 "WE NEVER CLOSE" Caught on the Wing WEATHER FORECAST Thursday arid Friday. in ir SMALL FIRE YESTERDAY Some trash in a box tar in the. roar nf Reynolds' factory No. 2.ll caught tire yesterday, but did no damage. BOX PARTY TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT A box patty will lie given at the home of Mrs," 11, A. Johnson at' No. :M7 Wood street to which tin- public is - invited tonight. 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The following real estate trnnsf.vs have, been handled through the Leak Cobb Company thi week: lot on We t Lnd from Prof. W. B. Speas to H. E. Deals, 1J00; farm in South-ide to Mr. -.!; R. Snyder, f2K! a home trMn i. (', Marshall in Went Knd.'jpoiiaideration not given. TDTIN(TANOTHER STORY TO BUILDING In addition to improvements licing made" Ofi Th'(( "Til Tji'e ' 1 iii ili 11 fig ' wXiVdT Ilic Motor Company lias taken over to ac commodate its increased flmsiness, nu other story is lieing put on the original .Motor Company building, which is only a one-story structure. When the work on the building in completed, the com-l-!tny will have ove of the hnndooniest uut-a.ntti in ilu, .sfilli II lift it will he fully Hfipped throughout with the lat est uiaehinerjr BUSINESS MEETING TO BE HELD There will lie held n business meet ing of Centenary M. K. church tlii evening at 7 : J 5 o'clock. A niiniber of important natters will come up fm discussion nnd every member u urged to be present. CAC nofCMKVYVMnv- MANY GOOD SEATS FOR "IL TR0VAT0RE" The lingcst advance Mile of thh i for nny performances ever recorded in 4 I.e. I.i'ulnrt- i.f llin ttwMlter W:IS tllll or yesreruny nr me .iiiiiioriuiu u. " 111 Trovatiiro" Jcats went on sale Altlionirh neat told rapidly all day long there are many more irood one fur bntlh afternoon and niirht . The box office will he open from ID a. in. to 10 p. m. today for tlie benefit of If'ose wishing to purchase. TRAIN WILL BE HELD r , FOR "IL TROVATORE". y . It. is aniiouncod that tin1 passenger train tlmitt leaves this city t 4:2.') p. ni . for Mt. Airy and North WilkesUiro will ho held here next Friday after noon tuntil after the "11 Trovatorc" matinee at the Auditorium. This will give the jieople livin"- on that mini a chance to mini! to Winston-Salem few the iiia,tinec and gut Uick home the Baano dav. ' " CAC vediednlnrrf Jthf ASSOCIATION MET LAST NIGHT The regular weekly meeting of the Pnhm, College Y. W". C. A. was held last night. The meeting was in charge of Miss ltiuhael Roynll, 'IS. The suli jeet mien for irenernl diseiissiou was "The College CirU Chargetm-," Sever tU sHHH'hes were made relating to the experiences of the girls. LECTURE AT COLLEGE TODAY Dean Shirley -will leeture at ialem College this afternoon at 4 o'clock on the siibieet, "II Trovatore," whtch will be of wide interest, in view of the fact that n'ie oH'rn will lie rendered here twice tmnorrow. A nimdier of selee- noiio wilt be flayed on a ictrota Kind - ly loaned -hvMr-r-WV Hr Wat kin. 'Wigg "What is your opinion of Skinnuni! Is he .crooked! "agff irookisty hv. tip tallow is us otniight as art error." Of enurse nmrria're is a tie, but that doesn't prove therw is always a hitch in the proceedings. JUST PRICES BEST QUALITY PROMPT SERVICE Ptione 300 iTOONPOTINGCO. fv" Ptnl).,el T-iino-) Printing PHONE 1331 Hinshaw Go. Cor. Brookstown and Shatlowford Fresh Meats, Ogsters Chickens and Groceries DH. LIS TELLS OF THEjGOLLlGE Spoku at Mcihodist Protest ant Church in Interest of M. P. School An encouraging audience greeted I)r. T. H. I.ewis at the First M. I. church li.ht night in his address on dcn.un na tional kihools, in which he made a plea (or the Mcthoili-t Protestant College at Westminister, .Mil. the collc-ie I the lending educational institution of the denomination. It is 50 years old, and has an enrollment of 2'M s'liden's. Die college property is valued at tMl, 1)0(1. The vali e placed upon the ..institution, by the Stale of .Maryland is shown in tlie fact that the State appropriates tdt.'.'O in scholarships to the .oil'",", and that it nl-o gave-f 13,0110 towuids the ereetion of the new classroom building; costing $.vi,(KH) and -known as tin T. If. I.ewis huildirg. being nanie.l after Pi. T. If. Lewis, who has been pre44ie44t of the -institution for wore ll n 2." years. Dr. Lewis has put tlie very best year of his life, into the inst jtut ion, having s'nyed right with it not w itli-tuu ling the. faet tliat he has reeeived flattering filers a number of times. Just re it; tly, he was eleeted president of the 1'niverslty of Maryland, but declined tin honor -to- -remain w Hh-the ittsHn- ! ion that he. has had so large a part, in building up. 1ii his message last '"night, Dr. Lew's mli'de'irht roiig "plea for tlie institution i king that the Nor'h Carolina Con ference give the college its greatest, pon tile support Imth ir,' inoi'ey iii'.if I'l itndeiils. It Is tlie largest pdiieiition.il '.titerprlse of the .Mctluslisl I'ro'cstaiil lenninlnat ion, and the president re-)ue-ts and pleudn for the he.irlieit possible support. I!;' i now tour'iin the Sta'o in an endeavor to .inane liter intc'ient in the work of th" col lege. lie. leaves this inoniirg on the 11:3(1 1 1 ii I n for (iiecnshnrn, where he will eak in the JL 1'. church Sunday, lie will apcalc at other pouita iu the State 'his week. Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, president of I he - -National Assnrmtiort" lposcii tn y uuiHn Siill'riiHe, claims that only ' 1 i-vr ci nt of the women in the I'nited t a tea are autl'rngists. Five Mevicau women are now iu the I'nited States, where they were sent y lrei lent Carriinza to study our ivsloin of eoinpul-jiry alio deiuocr.itic education Manila ha sa woman's eluU. I'ennsylvnnia hii3 over tdHi.ontf work ing women . Ciili;lirniii bus a piofesional woman Ihixci'. "Mixed marriage;. " i e ' foroid lei; in Washington. Iiuli inn baa ovi r Sit.lKtO wonirii em; ployed in its industries. ItiiHsian Cowlick Isads for women are all tlw stv le now . Anti-sutl'ra'ifts in the I'nited States number nearly 2Mi,K0, "regon has" t-wn women rontniclors and two feinsle onp entter. T.lie-Ljiiveraity oi I'ittalnug will hae a course in motherhood. New Mexieo Is the only State ill tin.' I'nioii w inch 'has no snll'tagist. organ izatlon. Fifteen wraneii to every 100 men in Minneapolis earn their living by la bor . Mrs. !:. .1. ( liulo,, of Portland, Ore., in considered an expert on card lilin,! svstenis. Women very often do farm work in Sweden while their husbands sit back and smoke. II New York Slate grants espial "uf frage lunrly :i,0OI),lXi WKtnen w ill st.aro in the friinchise .Missouri has over 1)0.000 women workers, of whom about 10,000 live away from home. A bill to give women the right of nirrue- has-heea -introdiHsil iiv the Lc-'H-ihire of Hawaii. CliFne! are now onerTi'g their dauirhti'rti for rale in the districts suf fering from ll"od. Staiiiehivn Ordyuska, an W-Tnr-oM Polish gii, las won nree tt.us ami a medal for bravery in tattles.! Although she is Sii vears of aae, -Mrs. Thomas haley is still running a f.irm Don't Forget That We manufacture right here in our own plant Flat Opening Blank Books Why send your orders out of town? Telephone 1701 A G.Gordon Co. . (Same-floor Winston .-Printing Co.)..j 1 ABOUT TOfi 1 PLAINTIFFS WIN I Messrs. J. A. and C. E. Ben nett Secure Verdict for $2,250 Against W-S.S.Ry.. The jury in the case of Messrs. J. A. mil C. K. liennett vs thj Winston Salem SwtlJioiiiid llailway Coniainy returned a verdict y;tei in i.in. of the iHiutills fur Uie ei.m of irJ, - itt The plimtill1 wire snin' fo tin su of .5 ,t rf , growing out of the e w:tion of a liidge alos l!ank nt.'ve!; jduiiitilfa contending that the e:c'i ! of the bridge causedj a depre. iatioii iu i In p. nipeity, hps of lyut i, i or !e linn ai: ilile a Uusuiess site be .oiifjiv to tl.niu. I1 Alt i f -tie ii llcT.it ions were denied bv l he d. feiidanf . 't he idsiinliir was represented by M,'. Umis .M. Swink, and the dcreiidim! company, iby Messrs, Wgtaun, Jiuxton and Watwni. Hy eonsi-nt of parties in the case of Mr. J. It. Ilatitings, ndmijiistrat-ir I-wis Call, deceased, vs the Norfolk and Western liailwny Ccniiaiiv, if wn inte:ed tb''t the iplalntilT recover the rm of .-r."it'.0 iu full settlement of tin claim arising from the death of the plaiiitilf's intestate. The damage thif 'of I., (i. (Jurner niiil. wife,Mr- .Auiiie.LianHr, vs Dr K. K. Sifjeklaiid, a dunnage suit grow ing out of Mrs. (oirnei's heina run ovor by an autoiuohil'e owned and driv en by Dr. E. 1". Strhkland, was con tinued for 4 he defendant . The o'lso of the i.Molfitt Iron Works vh V . T. Poindexter and 'K, C. liail ey was eoiitiiiued and set. for trial the first j'Kseon Tuesday ofc the MarcMei jn of Supei ior Court . Charles ll. Ihlsabeck vs C. T." (irubbs, eoihtiuucd by consent . Southern Itcalty Cnnipanv vs Wiley Mitchell Company and others, contin ued . Amerieaii Hosiery Mills vs the South ern Itailway Comisiiiy and tlie M. K. and T. liailwny Coiiipanyjsiiitinued. 'l lie eaac o'f . lrrfTw-vn vs the l)is trht Cran.l laslge No. 7 0. V. O. 0 I;' . . iWinsti'ii . St!,r Lodge No. J.:t-S. 1 1 fi:u V ijsw in. P. 'lliiiratun, juiJ-J. 1 1 IfeynoliU, was cuiitiniied to be idaced on the trial docket. COLONIAL ItS WILL ll I'M BV CLASS Much interest is being aroused over tlie Colonial Tea to be uivon m the Nindajy sohool Buditmium of Brnn Memorial (jUirch Iby the Philathea elais of the church on February 22. A spleti- di:! program is being arranged fir the occasion, Mrs. Jese Carter will revl, mil a rumber of tlie best known singers mi f lie city have consented to assist in the mrslc. llcl'c ions refreshments will he served by the girls of the elass, dressed in i rloninl eoshumes. The girls will take a silver offering for the benefit of the norH of the class. The public is cordi ally invited to attend. near Cadillac Mich. In Korea, there are tribes of wonuii w ho are t.ot allowed to s e a man ex cept inon.hi-rs of their family F'ighty per cent of tie' women vot era wont to the poles during the le eent school eh ( thins iu New '.lamp shire. . Forty-eight per ee-it. . nf the n.u Inr vote polled in Nebnisk.i nt the re cent election was for th.- sulliagi amendment. STORE Of FLETCHER 0009. F'leteher llros,' Clothing Store on Trade street is undergoing some exten sive improvements, the principal part of the work being done on the interior. Skylights have been put in, and the in side is being given a new coat of jraint as Well as the woodwork of the show windows. The shelves iu it he store are la-nig removed, and will lie replaced by new and modern luit and suit caihinets. 'Die shelves iu the shoe deartinient are be ing rcniHHleled, and rolling ladders have been put up. The new innproveineiits are Ising made to better bundle the spring stock ol goods, and add greatly, not only to the iuppearaiiee,jiut Also to tncrcoiiven ience of the store. Tl: worst about getting what we want is that it generally makes tis think w mi"! t jitt as wel1 have want ed 4Jiorc- stops instantly! Tie moment that Rcsinol Ointment touches itching skir) the itching stops and healing begins. That is why doc tors have prescribed It successfully for twenty years in even the severest cases ot eczetoa, ringworm, rashes, and many other tormenting, disfiguring skin di seases, Kesinoj utmmenr. maices me skm healthy, rpnckly, easily and at littl 111 DAMAGE - itching JUDGE NFIL TO VISIT THE CITY Originator of Mothers' Pen sion System Will Arrive Here at Early Date Judge Henry Neil, originator of the mothers' peuitioa system, will visit Wiiistont-Salem' tut, an early date in connection with his campaigning tour in North Carolina. MiUk'nof dollars that once went to .iildic children's asylums will this year be. paid directly to mothers. This statement waa made by Mr. Neil, who is milking a national tour. Twenty two Stute.s in which it has )cen adopt ed are proving tluit the child poverty an be abolialied. "Never before in history has any peo ple aecou!plihed snebu -reform in so short a time,"' he says in review of the stiides made by the mother system in its contest with the asylum system. "It is a great proof that Uiie jn-ople of this country really want all the chil dren fed, clothed, sheltered, sclusded and cared for by their own mother, in their own liuine. No one now defends the asylum system. No one can raie chil dren iu asylums or homes. To try it menijH failure. Mothers were maile by nature to take, eare of their own 'liildren. The lla'st we con do is to i.miprovp tfie itidiviilual home and nil t he uiol her Mut hers uid their children m ii t not be disgraced by charily. The pension is no more a clmrity than the public whool system is a charity. 'Three yearg ago it as the com mon custom to tear children fi"in their mot hers" araiijj by pns ess of law and in the name ofl kindness, just, because the family was poor. Now this out ragisnishiisnu.ss js pretty well stopped. (Inly a few organized cliaiity societies now are in the field nsjiiitist the new plan and t.hey soon will lie completely routed. The time is almost here when there will not be a poveily child ii 'ho I'nited States. . "The d'areh for child poverty w ill Ih as relent less as w as the search for .'he typhoid-fever germ .and sverty," said Judge Neil, '' in no far as it af fects children, will be exterminated com iiletdy." - J udge- Neil reeeivesno-rerniHierrttion at all for t-htsj woik. He has spoken in' hundreds of cities. Manufacturers Report Bet ter Collections and Orders Are Picking up High Point, Feb. 17. Manufacturers eoit that the collc-tion cf old tie counts whii'h were carried over from Last, fall is iiiiiroving every -week, and while the inllux of orders is now raipidlv increasing it is certnin new orders will follow close on eolleetions. Some of the traveling salesmen out of the Fur niture City, especially those who have Von on tho road for the last six weeks,- are optinnistie concerning the improved and improving conditions all ;v( r the country . While the nianufae- ing business looks nip, the town s tiriHuiters, painter ami iplunilsTs are preparing for an unprecedented buildiii'.' innijiaigii this spring. In addition to i new. wooii-working luctory ana two t ores, some eighteen wlendid dwelling louses will he elected More fie sum mer, the puces raiimn irom .i,OoO up. A few of these will 'lie a faetorv- in West Find; Hcdgecock store on Cainp- liell at reetj W. K. Price, a dwelling on Roll nd' Piiik Circle: Dr. Austin, a dwelling on the Circle; liaseomh Hos kins, dwelling on Ardinorc Circle; N. II. Newschafeir, dwelUng on Ottoray Avenue; Carney llrig'ts, dwelling on tho ('irele; Jowph Weaver, dwelling on the Circle; K. L. (Vouch, dwelling on Ottoray Avenue; Frank Si.omore, dwell nig on Ottoray Avenue; L. A. Wells, dwelling on Roland Park; It. C. low land, dwelling on Roland Park; M. L. Davis, dwelling on Arihnore (irele; loseph Cox, dwelling on Roland Park. It was reported some few days ago that the police .officers, while searching a t branch freight train for a store- breaking thief skipping to another town, suddenly flashed their light into ii mox-car containing sixteen hoboes huddled together, lightles and warmth less. But yesterday something like thirtxptllttreWi!f.. iliua discovered journeying southward toward, or per haps from, a 10b, Jligh I'ouiters re joice their city is not a terminal where these wingless hints ot ipassage inignt "(K)st . Whether the Piedmont secthn of North Ouolina U liealthy or not is no subject fur debate. A rerent Randolph visitor to High Point recalled some re markable statistics lately divulged by the registrar of vital statistics in one of Randolph's townships. For the year 1014, there wer twelve adult deaths, ten of ' whieli averaged ?il years, with Wie ages of these ten being "SO year. The ages of the twelve were b0, 71, r0, 03, UX1, 80. SII, 60, 72, 37, and 32. Sis ont )f the twelve ave'raged H5 years and four liionths. ne died of tuberculosis and one of typhoid fever; the dcqmrture of tile other was due to old age. lf-Kiwh helth prevails in an ordinary backwoods township known as Ruck Creek, what must it tie in ftuch' iplaees as Charlotte, Ashe ville, Durham, Winston Salem, Ralcigi,., and High Point f . THE LIVER REGULATES TKS BODY A SLUGGISH LIVER HEEDS CARE Soane one has said at people with Chronic Liver Complaint should be !iut up away frimn humanity, for they are pessimists and see through a darkly." Why? Recause mental states depend upon physical states. limous, net, Heidnches, Dizziness and Coiisti, liation disifnier after using Or. King's New Life 11.1s. 5e at your Druggist. MHnir a fellow snends all his time ; R M'oon wonderinrf why fipporttmitT BUSINESS SHOWS iffiioMn UGH 5KH 1 SPLEID ISSUE Many Splendid Poems, Sto ries, and Special Articles Included in Number The March issue of Sky-l-and Maga zine will be issued from the pies of the Winston Printing Company within the next few ilays,. It is a splendid issue, and contain many splendid sjteeial article, poems, and stories. Tlie table of contorts follows: Foreword The Old North State, R. E. Walker. Frontispiece Major Jaaucs S. Scales. Editorial Comment The End is Justice, Sunt ford Mar-J tin, Bifliind the Sword the )mnHtent, Al. Fairbrother. Jleligion and iWar, James U. Caine. Has the ('loud a Silvur Lining? Thomas Williams Chaunbliss. The New Ifcsir of Opportunity in Ex port Trade, James A, Greer. Helgium tue Vicarious Sufferer, Wil liam J-autie Mill. To Sky Land Headers, "Is the Sky-Laud Magazine Sittai dized?" Agitators and the Unemployed. Carolina A ; Poem, William Eyre Brierly. , A Chant of Ilato-Traiislatiitn, bara Henderson. A Remarkable Translation, Contrib uted, i Special Articles Four Men and a 'Nym.ph in Pisgah Finest, Milliard ltooth. The Man Who Saw Ijjicoln Assassi nated, M'alter H. Candler Tl... l. w- ii.:n.. i 3 he Caroliiia-Sandhillsr Bion - H. - Buf - ler.1 Discovering Carolina (A Poem), Mary t"!rix;mie MeNineh, The Piciimance of (Volina's Indus trial Metropolis, J. L. Ludlow. The Story of the Cold Producing Weed, G. V.. Webb. l'oad Work in North Carolina, Jos. Hyde Pratt In The Calcium Lieht O. Henry. C, .V,hono Sniitlh. Winter KiiiiLzilAi!iyiU.l)llMjeA Xiod Trey Leland. Fiction V From Whose .buuruei, .Mary C.. Pvtbiii.. son. The Strength of the Hills, Zoe Kin eaid Urockinan. A Visit to "Mammy, Joseph Riddick Estes. The Prize Picture, S. Flizala'th . The Song of the Falls (A Pix'in), Annie T. Colcock. Industrial Section A Letter, by Constonec Lovejoy. Book Reviews The Mountain (iirl Author, Payne Erskino. SCHEDULED TO BE HLLD Preliminary to the beginning of the scries of meetings in the Home Mo ravian church on Feihruary 2S, to he conducted - by Rev.--.John "" Creentield; pastor of the Moravian church ot Hiooklyn, N. V., a series of home prayel meetings will be held as follows: Thursday, February IS,, 7:4:5 p. m.--Mr. Lindsay K. Fis'hel, South Main street; Mr. K. A. Welfare, South Main street, and Rev. Win. K. Spaugh, llclews street. Tuesday, February 23, 7:45 p. m. Mr. ,T. A. Stith, South Chrrch street: Mr. -S. R. Put ner, Poplar street; Mr. W. H. Cllnard, South .Main street; Mr. J, A. Nance. Relewg street; . Mr. C. IL Tavis, North Liberty street:" Misses Allen, Spruce street. - Friday, February ii, 7:4") p. in.--Mr. Wm. J. Myers, South Libe.ty s'reet; Mr. A. F. Wiisner, South ELn street; Ifr. C S. Starbuck, South Church street; Mr. F. H. Fries, High street yr. IL E. Fries, Soutlisiih;. WANTETV Tosition by young lady as - housekeeper in family. Phone 1.17 1 or address "P.'" care Journal. Refer- enecs. Jl! "' SHOP TALK Tell it to the ad man Souvenirs, flags, ni'ipkins, etc.. for Washington's llirtlliday at Jlarber's. Grace Cunard and Francis Ford in "Madcap Queen of (ircdsclioffen," and a cdiiKsly and a draina at the Pilot today, "The Triple Alliance" at Stith's. ' Removal specials in soups at Kankin Rutner's today; ' Powell's Pressing (Tub has something IVr the ladies in today's par. . niar$;ains" are lwihg olTered "at Reid's China Hall while the Kile is' on. Tho F.lmont is fcliowing todav Mar guerite Coultot and Tom Moore in "Adventures of Briarcliff." .Wauh silk waists tt the D. G. Crav- en-Co; - -- Preicription are a specialty at the Owen Druj Co. A Pan-mount feature, 'The, Better Man," will lie shown at the Paramount theater Friday, Business is opening up w'.li the wai'j weader at a reimuknb'.e rate, The im. provemeiit of h.st Sat unlay over any other day miici ( hri: t:nas is estimated at from M iper cent to 50 per cent by the business men in the city, . Some men have so much imatrina ii, ii - ,. . - T' me . A5rrl itr settle a CI the only . possibk' war lo5 ispute OVcrli lull is in netfte The best the market affords is always found at the SoHthern cafe Opposite Union Statfcn Nice, newly furnished rooms in connection. First Number of Publication Issued at Children's Home is Splendid The current issue of the The Home Chronicle, the monthly publication of f'he Methodist (liildren Home here, was issued yesterday from the press ol the Winston Printing Company. The publication is a neat four page paper, and fairly bristle with news items of interest about the activities of the Home, together with shori ar ticles signed by tlie children, editorial comment, and iipecial articles. , Jt is the purpose of the trustees to establish a printing shop at tli' iii: stitutum as coon as possible with a view to teaching the children something of the. typographical art. The opening announcement of the pa per follows: With this ntmuber the Children's Home adopts a new name for its paper twhieh - enters - iipon newr ml we-e-m tideiitly trust a propdspcrous, era in if.) history. Relieving that the mission of the ('hroi:icle is to acquaint the churches thoroughly with the essential facts mid conditions of the work they are doing here, it shall be our purpose to mall" it conform as far as possible to that ideal. We shall accordingly make it ir-rohiclc of useful and interesting in formation to the churches whose cheer ful giving, makes possible - the maln--Unance-of-t hovJwnuLior -t he- f a t her less, and also devote liberal space to tlie chronicling of the amusing and patheti:' inci.'lerit of -everyday life t-the hoam. It is no part of our purpose, at present to make 'the Chronicle a sourc. ot direct- profit to the. inbt;'tion, ;ij propose to provide our subscribers a full equivalent of paper's worth for their money's worth, but we expect large re turns in the ilnenjasedl liberality ot our people, the. natural result of their enlarged knowledge of conditions, aid of their deepened sym pat hies. Tilt Methodist churches of the conference have undertaken, a great work in the fmmding of this home for the homeless, and the Messing of Ood "which roaketh rich" has already brought it to fair proportions, but the ninny appeals Tor its protecting shelter which have to go ungranted for wamt of room in "the inn" ma'ke it clear .that Cod's purposes for these "little ones" arc not yet all fulfilled. It is not necessary to argue the need of increased liberality for the proper care of all our orphans unprovid ed for, nor for urging npon the church es the duty of providing for them. All that is necessary is to acquaint our people with the facts, and the means will be forthcoming. Help us to put the Chronicle into, every ' Methodist home in the liounds of the Western North Carolina Conference, and trust the hearts of our people for the. result. So far a we know there has been no determined and sustained effort to givo the Home paper just the. character and circulation that we have in mind, other matters or more urgent need prevent ing, but the time has now come when the demand for larger accommodation must be met. The only way to lo this is to lay all the facts before the people and leave the rest to them. We hope to make the Chronicle a channel for the communication of the home life here with that of the homes of all our people lu the Western North Cnrolina Confer ence, a family bond founded upon the love of Cod and His handwork, and tnminu it nmivuvin,. iitat 41. of i, if!, "--" .'"(. J""'- "'" .'".'....r knowledge of conditions nnd eireum stances in inc iiomc tiinr, means so much in the establishment and strength ening of bonds of interest and affec tion. It will be no difficult matter to make the Chronicle an interesting paper. Kv- erytliing connected with the daily life of a,t institution such as this is full of human interest, especially to th. be nevolent hearts in .the homes from which comes the mean of its support We can make the Chronicle desirable and well worth reading, but we must depend upon the faithful services of the preachers, "the Sunday school sunerin tendents and active laymen to give it Icirculation and we believe we shall not. appeal m vain for their help to realize our dream of "A Copy in Every-Home." When we have our own little print shop' fully in operation, which we ex pect to have within the present, or at most, the coming quarter, we expect lo print the Chronicle tw'ee a month' with out increasing the subscription price which is fifty cents for one year to in dividual addresses, or $1.73 for ;lve copies to one address. io get the best coal, buy Powhatan Blue Genu Phone 75 J. R. Thomas. 2-10-2wks. Journal Want Ads Bring Result WE WILL BUY The following stocks in cxehango for West End property. Ivcrnoss Mills. Peoples' National Bank. Masonic Temple Company. See us at once. RUCKER, FARISH & CO. Stocks and Bonds 1 OPENING ISSUE HUM CHRONICLE CITY TAXES for 1914 Are now due and payable. Don't wait. Kindly make im. mediate payment, as the city needs funds. R. R. KINNEY, T. C Certain-teed PERFECTION Smooth Faced ROOFING -" i, a and 3 Ply Guaranteed 5, 10 and 15 Years Each one square roll contains sf. ftcient roofing to, cover 1(10 square feet of roof surface, including the htns. Tacked complete with large" head nails, lap cement and directions for laying. . Phones, Warehouse 803 Shop 362 S. L. Hicks Wood Dealer 411 kinds of wood deliveries on short notice. Phone 367 Dr. Lee R. Salmons Physician and Surgeon Office, Hutcldns Drug Store Hour,- 1 to to, ia to 1 and 4 to 3! Phones Ottice 141, Residence 1229 WILSON & NANCE Attorneys At Law 230 i-a Main St. WINSTON.SALEM, N. C. Hotel Stratford Roanoke, Va. One Mock from depot, nice home like place, strictly European. Hales 50c, 75c and $1.00. 3 Prosperous men are always busy f Busy men use Rubber Stamps 1 If you are neither prosperous nor busy, don't let anyone find it out q USE RUBBER STAMPS Medcar l Stamp Works . 0 Phone 781-J In Municipal Court The flolliiwing case came up for a hmr mg in Municipal Court yesterday morn- ': "' '" ' "'" Tom DiUnnl Anlvn.l i-.tu i liiof. sen tenced to t he roads for six months, tfc sentenced to be stricken out on payment of a fine of $75 and the coats. NOTICE First class sewing done toy Mrs. Whito. fi27 Hickory street... ....... lS-2'--v Suits cleaned and pressed by the Reliable Tailors, 450 Libert 2 17 4tc. Sarah L'. itaiir to C. C. Ring, dew- er interest in 1.14 acres of hind. .' C. F. Cuthiell to O. T. Kumui'. lot, on the east side, of Annie .street, $.-o. W. Lee PfurT to Georiie F. Fly"'- n acres of land, 400. Ladies' suits tailored to meas ure by the Reliable Tailors, 43) Liberty 2 17 4tc. NEW. OFFICERS ARE ELEGTED BY GLftSS A very en JovaiUe meeting in the F -H. S. class of Christ church was lid' on Tuesday evening at the hmc of teacher, Miss Claude Shore, on I'"!''1" street wtlien nine meiulxTs and "' visitor were present. - After the devotional exenises, ollior were elected fm- tbe new 'W'r "- " '' lowst- : President Miss Ora Kiger. Viee-ipresidetit Miss Vera Hilton. secretary Miss Jtuth Shnjiherd. Assistant secretary Miss Lima l linsi " Treasmrer Miss . Agnes Talley. Assistant treasurer Miss S!'r 'fesh. Musical selections bv Mixes Ann Bryant and Lottie Hilton adde.l n""" tio th ipleasisre of the occasion. . Delicious lefreshnients 'l,, f''ne' duruig the evening. Have your suits altered by the Reliable Tailors, 430 Liberty 17 4tc. v ' , tflti NOTICE
Winston-Salem Journal (Winston-Salem, N.C.)
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