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The Summer days are growing short;
Cold Weather's almost here;
.^on furnace fires must lighted be
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS
WELL?
are wearing
how many horses
open bridles.
In the various towns he visits
he hires ^ some man to
wear a coat on the front of which
« o V . n j ir .L arethe words “Mass. S. P, C. A.'
Many Durlington reopie Know the campaign against blinders and
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Through sultry days we kept you cool;
Our ICE supplied your need,
And now our stock of COAL is here
Your winter fires to feed.
We’re at your service as of yore.
Full weight- 'coal clean and bright;
Decide to place your order now,
Phone us, we’ll treat you right.
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PHONE 148
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Importance of Healthy Kidneys.
The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurties.
Sick kidneys allow impurities
to multiply.
No kidneys ill should be neglect
ed. _
There is grave danger in de
lay.
If you have backache or urin
ary troubles.
If you trou are nervous, dizzy or
worn out.
Begin treating your kindneys
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Use a proven kidneys'remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's
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Recommended by thousands.
Proved by grateful testimony,
j. B. Stubbins, Haw River, N.
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tion in recommending this re»
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disordered kindneys.’’
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mil burn Co,.
tight checkreins;’' on the back
the words, “Join the Society and
help its work. Mass. S. P. C.
A. Boston’’
In addition to .wearing the
man wears a bridle ,with promi
nent blinders, and for a few
minutes at a time submits to the
torture of tight overdraw check.
Of course he does this of his
own free will and not because he
has to. It is an object lesson
that needs no explanation and
one that the observer does not
E03n forget.
For Compulsory Education
a"lK,ii‘L.";SK*23lB*NIIINIi PUNS OlVtN
thicker in cold. Men^re often I
mistaken in pants; such mistakes
are breaches of promise. There
has been much discussion whetli-
er pants is singular or plural.
Seems to me when men wear
pants ic is plural, and when men
dont it is singular. Men go on
3 tear in there pants and it is all
right, but when the pants go on
a tear H is all wrong. It you
want to make the pants last,
make the coat first. Exchange
Mr. Dillinger, of Gaston Coun
ty, has introduced in the House
a bill for compulsory attendance
on the public schools throughout
the State. The age limits are 7
to 12. Parents wilfully failing
or refusing to comply will be
guilty of a rnisdeamor and fined
fifty dollars or imprisoned thirty
days. The County Superinten
dent is constituted educational
inspector for the enforcement of
the act. He shall receive reports i
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Strong,
Serviceable, Safe.
The most reliable lantern for farm use
is the RAYO. It is made of the best ma
terials, so that it is strong and durable
without being heavy and awkward.
It gives a clear, strong light. Is easy to light and rewick.
It won't blow out, won't leak, and won’t smoke. It is
en expert-made lantern. Made in various styles and
sizes. There is a RAYO for every requirement.
At Dgalen Eotryveherm
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
ilac«TporKied in N«w Jwaay}
N. J.
frOm local school authorities as
Bu^alo, New York, sole agents to children out of school and can
demand pay rolls of factories to
verify any reports made to him.
Poor Evelyn Tbaw Hasn’t Got A
Cent.
New York, Jan. 16--,Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, wife of Harry
Kendall Thaw, th ough her at
torney, John Reillo, confessed in
the City Court today that she is
penniless, and, therefore is un
able to stand the expenses of a
seconditiialof this suit of Gorham
^Company, je welers, to recover
from her $2;041.80 worth of
jewels purchased bv the defend
ant while her husband was in
the Tombs awaiting his second
trial for the killing of Stanford
White.
Really agreed to an inquest for
his client, which means that a
will be granted
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for the United States.
Remember the name
and take no other.
-Doan’s
Man In Horses Harness
Our Dumb Animals
The Massachusetts society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to an
imals has been carrying on a
somewhat unusual campaign in
the state to educate the people
in a more humane treatment of
horses. As a result not only are
a thousand horses in the streets
■of Boston wearing t he open
eheckpieces given them by the
society but the influence of the
movement has spread to many
who on their own accord have
taken off the stupid blisder.
One harnessmaker has told us
that he has recently made over
.200 pairs of open check pieces for
his customers. If one goes
about the streets with his eyes
'Opsn he will be surprised to see
He can prosecute in magfstiates
court any parents, teacher, com
mitteemen, officer of factory or
other person wilfully violating
the act. The same punishment
is presribed for County Superin
tendent failing to perform their
duties.
against Mrs. Thaw, to be follow
ed by an examination in sup
plementary proceedings, when
the sources and amounts of Mrs.
Thaw^s income will be inquired
into minutely.
Another Titanic Sinks.
Washington, Jan. 16.—I
widely different plans for bp
ing and currehey legislation w
recommended tQ the House Cur
rency Reform • Committee m’
prominent bankers Ge->;v
M. Reynolds, president of o
Chicago Con tinen ts I and C'^^>
mercial National Bank and a
member of the National Mo *'
tary Commission, insisted th ii.
some eentra) power simila) ‘ ^
thelCentral Reserye AsBociai ^ ,
proposed iti the monetary ca . -
mission’s plan, was essential to
any sound bankiRg ssystem.
i- W. A.'Nash,.
board of directors of the Nu v
York Cora Sxchsftge; .'Bank ■*
a former ■presioex:tr-(-f' tfee. : N -.'.v
York Clearing Houfee Associat. ; ,
declared that a ceiitral r
was Unnecessary and prop
an association of :^ ge>graph:
ly located clearing hoiijses, v
power to issue loan eertific
convertible, upon demand to t
vernment currency.
Both bankers top the (
mittee that it wa^ not ineces
for America toco|>y foreign b
ing methods. When Ghaii
Glass asked for an opinio
regional reserve bankstor ass
tions, with a suparTisjimg tJ
ury board, Mr. Reynolds sai
thought such a plan iwould ^
if the supervising board
sufficient power . an^ a.bs
conti*ol over the issae vf nott
u
No Turkef Trotting.
Washington, Jan. 17—Should
there be an inaugural ball despite
President-elect Wilson's wishes
to the contrary, there may be no
turkey trotting or grizzly bearing
if the function takes place in the
pension building.
Representative Roden berry to
day offered an amendment to the
resolution authorizing the use of
the pension office v.^hich is word
ed as follows:
Essay On Pants.
Pants are made for men.
Winston, Jan. 16.—A boat ply
ing on Bear Creek, which empties
into Neuse river near Seven
Springs, sank at 2 o’clock in the
morning in ten feet of water.
A disarrangement of the craft's
machinery caused her to list,
fill and sink, the crew scrambl
ing ashore just in time. The
boat was in the cut know a t s
’’Bear Creek Canal, ” and those
on board of her had little diffi
culty in reaching the shore, the
artificial stream being very nar
row. The expense of raising
the vessel will be $1,000, Cal
amity had been predicted because
of the name of the boat.
’’Titanic.” and her misfortune
was attributed to the ill omen.
. Small ; ■
Raleigh, Jan. 16^ — Cong
man J. H. Snfiall says tha
Feburary.. 15' the’,' fepverni
will take over the old Alben
& Chesapeake Canal, pa
$500,000 for it, and having.$
00 additional to §^pfn^ in
ening it in cbnnectjon with
great inland waiter way. He
the sale of the bonds; for
Mattamuskeet lake drai na
bein^ closed and this W’Ork o
to be well underway befoi
great while. %
New Music 10 cents cop:
the 5 10 and 25 cent store.
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INSURE YOUR HORSE.
Perhaps you have not been accustomed to insuring your
animals. An established habit is always hard to overcome,
but this country and world in geperal ^e making many
necessary changes in their accustomed habits.
Your property is insuied against loss from fire, which is
alright, but you, probably, will never have a loss from that
cause. The death of your animals from disease or accident
is an absolute certainty. Now, you can buy a policy through
our agency, which will protect you against loss from death
of your animals by disease, accident, fire or lightning.
We would like to have the opportunity to furnish com
plete information.
Central Loan & Trust Co.
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