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m VIDB WOKUX Win-isp IVwflmt the WmW Teld 1m Brief. y Miee Beseie Lewie, student ta the High school at El wood, lad., died of pneumonia as a result of over-exert ing herself in an effort to escape a tardy mark. An army of mosquito-eating bate will be turned loose at San Antonio, Tax., next month in an effort to put a crimp in the activities of the germ laden mosquito population. It ia de clared one bat will eat 1 .OtxT'tooequl toee a day. The State department ia negotiat ing for the exchange of cotton for potash In order to secure an abundant supply at fertiliser for Southern states. The proposal of Ureal Bri tain to blockade all German ports may interfere with the plan. An Amsterdam dispatch says the total booty of the Teutonic allies dur ing the II months of war is summed np in Vienna ns follows: tyarly 000,000 prisoners, 10,000 guns, 40000 suschine guns, while 470000 square hi loos a tors of enemy territory has busn occupied. Fifty thousand men are to be add ed to the personnel at the British navy and in addition 800,000 have bean placed at the disposal at the admiral ty. 'This la looked upon la some quar tan aa a preliminary step toward the laying of a blockade on the entire German coast The House of Repreesntabvea has agreed to appropriate 9900,000 to he used in fighting the cl true canker. The campaign will be mad* by the Department of Agriculture end more funds will be provided la the agricul tural appropriation bill. The work will be started ia Florida. Kepreacetatlr* Bn Johnson, of Kentucky, hss introduced a Mil in the Boon* of peprsaentatJvaa suggesting • tax at $ la gallon on gasoline sold at Bon them IB cents a gallon. Ha declares this will be an affective means far chock lug the exactions at the Gasoline trust. The town of Garrettevllle, Bees, is I about to consolidate its four churches into a single community body, nutt ing la one building end under the earn of a single clergyman. Tha denomi nation* that will combine are Congre gational, Bethodlat Episcopal, Bap tist and Christian. Confessing that on tha night at has baby's birth aha had slipped out of tho house and thrown tha infant into a well. Him Bernice Smith, of De catur. miss, whoa confronted with tha recovered body, explained to au thorities that bar act hod boon eauaed by faar that tha fathar at tha child would carry sot alleged threats to kill bar on lass she made away with tha baby. Tha Mother*' comncil of Dallas. Teat, has dad dad to submit bids for tho bar privileges of tha state fair. Half a million paoplg visit tha exhibi tion annually and tha saloon man who gate tha liqaor-eelling right pays BMOO to B&.S04. The Methmu* eetm eil will raise a fund to buy the aaleen right and publicly burn tha oontract. If tijpir plan succeeds. The fair Is owned by the people at Dallas. A bill to make war munitions pay for the proposed national defense has bean Introduced in tha United States Senate by 8snator Robinson, of Ar kansas. Who would tax Ugh explos ives two cents e pound and levy an ex cess tax of |600 on each manufactur er of explosives. The b01 also fixes an ed valorem tax of ten per cent ec Implements of war aad vessels of el] kinds. It exempts materials manu factured for the United States. According to Oerman army estl matars, more than 160,000 at their men have been killed by Americas —ammunition and lOQjOOO wmd4 ed. -This etetpment is made by Bob ert U. Mania, of New York city, who haa Juat returned from a lengthy stay in Getaway. “I found many Ger mans**, ha said, “who thought we had net given their eeuutry a square deal. They say Germany's feeling toward the United States haa always hem one ef close friendship." Ganmay'k campaign in Egypt is masting with ahetaciea. awwdiig to English reports, due to the iaek af coal to operate tha railroad which tha Oaamaaa bars constructed southward through Syrto to the edge of the dm eat Approaching tha Baas —1 TWa task of seal haa led the Germans to raapan the aid Turkish mlnee to Sy ria, Seed by tha Boat an*, but abandon ed by/ham 1,000 years ago. A large force of Turkish U bore re is engaged to developing the mines. “One of the greatest onetadied pwihlmna which needs immediate at the seat of distribution ofTrmtoet*." aaid Baeratary of Commerce Bedftetd to ■ Afrinlag a stab at Madiseo. Wis. "It coats mors to more ataai par tea then* blocks from the- Brooklyn desks than ta transport It M* miioa fna rmahaig. it aosta mors to deliver i Consider the yeuag mao. He goeth faith fa the morning and bleweth Mm* seif to gfad raiment. And the panto thereof are two «*• blti from the ground. Be wrappath hi* aakiee la hi that an white aa th* HJy aad aa near silk aa the basaara will sail for one quar ter of a shekel. Behold the shirt. It hath cuffs that are soft aad that tarneth back. And his necktie ahricketfa like un to a 42-centimctar shell. And hia gloves arc of the akin of th* chamois. Yellow an the gloves and the stitching thereof la black, and are aoau kid. Be wceroth a lid of fun and th. bow thereof la cuts and followed on behind. Yea, he looketh like one thousanc I shekels, but alas, all ia not as It accm ! elh. For, behold he meateth at the apothecary'! a maiden with eyes Uke the gazelle aad with laahee of miu night And the maiden pretendeUi that aha bath bat rreo now aakad tha dark of the fountain to mix her a nut sundae. But aha will auffer th< young man to blow her off on*. Aad behold, whan tha eaadnes art W tha young man tippetk the dark a wink aad peaeed out gaily with tbe maldaa. And tha d*rk U on. U< knoweth that tha yauag man ia brake And will tha young man slip the dark tha twenty peoo*. Yea. avan •a, as soon aa Ma father's paaaiou cheek arrivatb. Consider tha azaldac, Lo, though tha wind bUwath aad chUleth, aha wee rath upon her feat sandal* th.i are low aad hoaa that are silk. w nec* PI MI gown OXiSteth •Ot. Yat aha swaareth that aba la a* warm aa toast. S»a goefh 'forth into tbs highways and aha carrteth a party box. And tkaruln ara many things wbara wltb to kalanmirta bar countenance. Puffs tharn art aad tha akin of tha thamola aad many pigmaata whlu aa tha IlUaa of Hahttm aad rad aa fh* •vtning afcisa oear Jordan. Sho maketh op wham aha liatath and carath not who obeerreth. Aad though bar Ups became as pomegranatas, yet aha daniath that there ia any color ia tha stuff. With a gaaa of reproof aha taHath thee that it ia aa camphor ioe, that ia tinted oat. Aad, beheld aha pnttsth it over xpon thee. She goeth forth at sight and aha taagoeUi until tha dawn ia on tlw' Mountains aad the morning braaaaa tha cedars, aad aka ia not a Jab But whan bar mother beggeth bar to go up iato tha market place for a csbU of calico, la, aha withereth up on tha Maa. Wondrous an tha ways uf a aaaid m—Tha KirkaviDa Index. The anti-mill tariete mod U have eweriocked the Salvation Army. Tha secret ballot will soon ba a back number with women becoming Tatars. Perpetual motion has bean found at hat. Tha man whs discovered it has • wife and twelve daughter*. The candidate thinks more about food reads whan ha uranta to pave bU way lata office than ha does after wards. If tbs war In Europe continues an other couple of years, dieanuamant will bacorna mighty popular with tha tax-payers over there. •■ " proposed u> nave congress in ■aarinn and thia Just aa **d pnadan were claim* iag the world waa getting better. Th* man whe said there la no coa acctlon between poverty aad erime wat be right. There an many times ■ora bankers in jail than newspaper The wholesale price of stool bora hae dropped, so it ■ said, aad the eee* aaealoal housekeeper srlll tee that toe ■eta the has at when doing the family •hopping. The chief objection to ear booking ■yntam la that the maa who besot any money cant gat any, while the ■an who has plenty of It eaa always barren nme. A for bmc news paper maa ie preel dent of a college. If he. imparts to ths students mrerythlag he leaned as a newspaper maa, some wall trained jraong man and woman are going to be turned oat into the world. The fact that a women la married to not t* her her from teaching la Oregon. From experience with her own children tbe mother should be bet* _.. .. That cm Mm, aod Jwt owo, m ■■fflcltot MMpMMwtkw for Aft Mto* »oMk h* hod straw UwMtlu 4*. f«AM of Mn. Bartha SpoiisM . widow, who toM bar Mary to • My ta Davaaport, Iowa, la oiiowor to tha ■wit of UlOtoM Brown, a waalthy far »or. who want* Ms aatotoot.Ua back. Tko Mr wa* iatorwatad to daaida whotbor or oot tha Uaa of a widow ti '*■ ■ . ' . KEEP YOUR SMOES NEAT THE UNIVERSAL CAB Built oo the proven Ford Vanadium Steel ehaaeie, the Ford Sedan adds comfort and ex* chiefveneae to durability, rimpUdty and econ omy of operation and matntenanrw about two oenta a mile. A real family ear tlwt fills all soda] demands. Appeals strongly to women who drive. The Seden la 9740; Ooupelet 1800; Runabout $800; Touring Oar $440; Town Oar $640. f. a lx Detroit On ante at Mercantile & Machine Co. __ y, C. DRUG INSURANCE • * t b Real Life Inmiraiiee ^nt It*a Different. Yon die to ret the one ,and If you don’t ret the other yon are Bhble to die. Both are deeirable, only one b abeolutely neeee aary, and that b your d^ur foonranee. The pretty part about It ta that you don't* hare togpay for it, all. you l^ar* to do b buy here whei “ ruarantee you abeol I BLUE’S DRUG STORE THE HAMLET' HOSPITAL •r i * »-t. « » M et &ur. NwA.fca^ tCrottt ' » # -_J (gHSESp ^ RBWLVCO YOU tANTMltS (TINOUR 5TORr. QUB AIM IS 7t> ■WE cSwKtEPWUR TRADE-WE WOT'ibU FOR LIFE- THATtf OUR Aim* our price is low OUR GOODS ARE HO REST (/ W.V. .v. r,A , • ir> f WE PUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT IN THE PAPER SO YOU COULD SEE IT. WE HAVE OUR TINE STOCK IN OUR STORE So YOU CAN SEE IT. WE WILL 5E PLEASED TO 'SHOW YOU, WHETHER YOU M/Y OR NOT. WE HAVE CONFIDENCE IN OUR GOODS AND WE KNOW WE HAVE THE PRICE RIGHT. IF YOU SEC THIS AD AND SEE OUR GOODS, YOU WILL SEE WE HAVE TOLD THE TRUTH. PLANTERS TRADING CO. A Bank With The Strength Of Tempered Steel The eouodaeei cl Ala beak is enhanced by Aa cam eervatJvepoHey pareaed by its cAoem in the making of loans. It therefore becomea the enfant of all plaeae far the ears of roar aaviege, upon which it pays iatorost at Aa rata of 4 per aaat par uuram. This beak invitee jftn to haaome oet of its vapidly growing family of patreaa. aad of era you every facility oooaieteot wiA aafe, aoond aad ecaaarvattva baakiag. SCOTLAND COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Laurinbnrg, North Carotina DO YOU PAY YOUR BILLS BY CHECK? And thue have a record of each and army aiBoont expanded together with a receipt for the amount paid ? If not. you need a checking account with thie bank. It la tho aafeat way, the meat con venient and aathfhctory method a# traaa> acting aH boclneee payment*. We win be piece ed to have you make thie bank your place of depoatt. ReepaetfuUy, First National Bank Ltariikvf, N. C. % How Is Your Appetite? Ye* you will And people around here whoee appetite* are eel of the boot Bat then, yea will eko Sad boom people who do not bp y their groeeriee tram a* . On thf other haad. you will Sad a great oeeey of oar people who eever lode far oa appetite, whoee dbreetiooio newer impaired. wbeaia enjoy ing life to the fallen extent. And you will Sad a root number of people hwaoboote who BUY THSR GROCERIKB PROM US. WWeh ohm are yea la T Which dg^edo you waat to bo la T D. M. GILLIS 00. ’Phone 89.
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