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I'ToWj's JJry F-is Ert C.rJ He' Ibe abort is a qaoUtion tn a letter written by IL M. Walks? EficrrHW, Iml. "I contracted a setere eise of kidney trouble.. My back fare nt m.1 .-!.! - V 1 A- 1 1 77 7 .!! strength and ambition) tu bother LC?DCIf. Iim and specks float beforemT evee. 2-Ilss Lottie Ivey ia ia Stateaville I took Foley's Kidney Pilli rezularlT ana aits, x. jaarsnau like a new man. viD&rrai Drnr Co. 0 . TLa::j.r Hi, CrwX . - -, " Haatrs. J. C Smith and J. 17. Fearee hays recently bad their homes - removed. , , 'Hiis PaU Louise end Mr. and Mrs. T. Ben Rom .spent Friday' in Albe- mark. . - -.. -J. ' Prof. A- IL Norton returned Sun- - day from a yieit' to Otto nnihhis parents. ' - -' Fred Parker, of Edenton, ia hers - for- a few weeks' atay with his . parents, Capt and Mrs, 11. S. Parker. - -Mrs.- Chas. Sides and children, of Coaeord, are visiting her parents, Mr. and lira. Thomas P.Ivey. Mrs. . kVsepblna fitamlt ' of Ashe rille, i here Tiaiting lira. C B. Lef- I. : ' ...... ' ' - ----- ..Wv Lather Miller, of SalLAury, spent Sunday Jiere with Miss Onnie . wae hare a few days last week visiting , a Cbarai Barns'. j'.- 0C2DLE USEES, Wo are glad to report Mrs. Samuel . Archer, better. Hope she is. on the road to-reeovery. --',::"- No.-3 Sabbath school convention will meet at Gil wood ehurch Thurs- Am k 111,1. One of the moat enjoyable affairs of tne season was the reception given - last night by Miss Julia Johnson at her home ia honor of her guests, AMiaamM t Ma TT.11 ' f 0A1.H .3 Gertrude Stroud, of Concord. . The young people of the eommunity are : SLUMM trlAd (if ftn Armnrtiinirv tn gather at this home, which is noted for ttf hospitality, n it was very reitrotanciy tnat tney departed last eTening tafter voting ; Miss Julia a most gracious hostess. : -':i:v; ' The programme consists of various eames. musk and a solendi recitation by Miss Margaret Smith. Those pres- I Tl M IV. tiAfl 1U. J M.i 4 u. to and Misses Ada. and Marfareit Smith, Carrie and Delia" Jhnson, Ola, -.. Willie, Scynthia and Ethel Johnson; . Messrs. James Earnhardt, Harris Em- ereon. Geonre Headline. Bob. J Kerr. Jay E. Sogers, Lon Brantly, Qraham -Johnson and Lawrence Medle. - X. July 20th, 1910. ' "Zfij-' ' ' ';.. - s NO. 7 TOWNSHIP. daya visiting her daughter, Mrs.' W. The St. Stephens Sunday school in- ohureh. Music will be furnished by .u. (M. n:n n -u j iu9 uvig uui uauut xivtujruuu ' IB cordially invited,; , , , j Mrs. Lewis Earnhardt and infant child, wie of Mr. Lewis Earnhardt, died Friday and were buried Satur day in the eemetery at St. Stephens. The funeral services were conducted by. her pastor, Rev. Geo. H. Lingle, and was a very sad occasion, indeed. Both war luiriml in iffta boitio tmtna Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Melchor spent Tuesday in Richfield. ' -' Mesrg. E. D. Honeycutt 'and Gea Fioj spent Sunday and Monday in ; Denton :on,' business.' iMr Lee Honeycutt, . son of Sheriff , J. F. Honeycutt, is visiting relatives in No.; 7 this wet - " '. ' Mr. and Mrs.: O.- S. Culp apent ; Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Jno. Trontman of Crescent." ' Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Dry, ; of near ; Misenheimer, spent Sunday in No. 7 with relatives. - . " ; Mr. M. J. Misenheimer an" son, A. L., are spending some time in Walnut Cove, Va.i on business. .'. i ' Mr. V. T. Melchor was called to the bedside v of his - sister. Mrs. Aaron Ritchie of Concord, who ia very low, Mr. H. W. Isenhour apent Wednes day in Concorde .-, , Farmers are selling their wheat at $1 pes bushel. . ; -. '.'" " ' Mr. C. B. Dry and daughter, Miss uiiw, oi vouvura, were m jo. ( ' Saturday. - " " -U.N. '.v,"i,..-ifi:. ."'L!-'f'. 'i.. - There is more catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other dis r eases put together, and until the last few, years was supposed to be incur able. For a great many years doctors pronounced it. a local disease and pre- , IVVHl ; .VMAVM.WU, "J Hill" stantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh : to be a eonstitutional treatment Hall's Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney ft Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the on . ly eonstLtutional eure on the market. It is taken internallv in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonfuL It acts direc ' ly on the blood and mucous surfaces ef the system. ; They offer one hun dred dollars for any .case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi inoniaK A duress : F. J, CIJJSY & CO., Toledo, 0. Cold by drc-iats, 75c 1 -TiLa Hull l amily Pills for consti f at'ea. . "f lie. J. S. Eartell, Edwardsville, nil;, writes: "A law naonths ago my kid- Tie Deaioeratie eonvcDtion of the sixth onrtsiooal dtelriot will eon- rvena next Thursday at Wrightiville eaca and evtry Indication points to its being one of tbs most etubbcrnly ontested Cghta in Eastern Carolina for many .Tears, and will eqnal the eonteo in the fifth district. In the district are seven eountiM and five bare candidates: IL L. Oodwia of Il&raett; Herbert MeCl&mmy of New Ilinover; Oscar dark of Bladen ; H L. Cook of Cumoerland and A. J. Me Kinnoa of Robeson.' In addition to those there are several dark horses. -. Ir Life Worth LIvtagT, ' Mrs. ' Mollis McRaney, . Prentiss, Miss-, writes that sLe had a severe ease, of kidney, and bladder trouble, and that four bottles of Foley's Kid ney Remedy cured her sound and well She closes ber" lette; by saying- 'I heartily recomatend Foley's Kidney to any" suSerer of kidney disease. It lit my life.',' -Cabarrus Drag Co. , . r'. ChUdrta Who are Bickir. -Mothers who value their own eom fort and the welfare ef their children, should never be without a box 'of Mo ther Gray's Sweet Powders for Chil dren, for ose throughout the season. They break op Colds, Cure Feveriab nes, Constipation, Teething Disorders, Headaehe s and Uxa1l Troa'le. These Powders never fail . Sold by all drar atorea. 25e. Dim 1 ayvrnt u substitute. : A trial ptekape will be tent zree to anv motber woo will ad dress Allen & Olmsted, Le Roy, N. T. For Sals The P. U. Misenheimer lot . on North Spring street, ' adjoining - the lot ef the Presbyterian manse. ' Jno. K. Patterson 4 Co. If. seys leeoma c lac-ache and ted. I had severe r-ia across 'the kid- r--3 and hips. lY'y's Kidney Pills : 1 tba action cf ry Lidneys. This : I 'if r j . r 7 : n ' Gzzfit&iEfirj-djp smiz'-'GDiF Bepas at this Store JSATURDAY MORNING, JULY 23rd, at 8 o i clock and will continue only as long: as it is absolutely necessary to clean up.';- ,,'. -v.: v... ; j-v: ycyi''-:'.;- : ' : v: ; V. - --.. ...... ... ) ; . Ianother three weeks our big Fall Stock will be rolling in. We need the room, therefore all aummer weights, of which we have'a well assorted stock must, travel. Think of it 1 Right in' the midst of the best part of the season I All new, this season's Men's BoysVWomen's and Children's Summer Time Shoes bought to sell now. Not old, shelf ,worn bankrupt stock, ; but NEW SHOES of the very best quality that should be eold at regular prices, will bemthlessly slaughtered. Hundreds of odd lots will be offered during yjvuf oaut iur less ipan n actnauy cost to manufacture. i; ITT'BBi ilril ml"-ifiTriiffi - . " - . Never ball Your Life Have You Known Such Cuts in Men's, Boys', pigjIejnV Now, we do not propose to make this a long,1 drawn-out sale, as time and space are of more Vahie tO US' than the loss Of rirofitH. nr P.Vt.T tha PTtm. Irtaa A mnv havo in inmir Kir fnrmnn these wioes out rapidly and soon baving it over.. The prices we make will only hold good . wr tula ilia, StaTa.laara anA At n Jn. II? l' CI J " Ml; ,..-,iv.v .aw uju uvu. a uj iwuiici, bu, u yua uaeu a pair ui ouuts, ana are willing 10 py wiimu a ox vn-ti a irnvj w or wnat iney cost, come wtule we have your size. EVERYTHING GOES v AT. PRICES SOMETHING LIKE THIS: ONE LOT: OF LADIES' OX- fordi",Ties and Strap Sandals, broken- Biaea, -and ' Common Sense Ties ; in ! regular , sizes, : wui wu -uy w f x.Mri f ' ou ana ,H.76VS1 Price - .. $1.18 ON THIS TABLE YOU WILL i find oar best $1.75, $2.00 and a ; few - broken slsee In $J.50,' , in Patent, Tid, ete.,Clean-np Price $1.43 SSVEEAL HUNDEED PAIRS -,Ladiea Oxfords, Ankle Strap JPnmpa, Court Ties, etc., in Pat snt, Vici Kid, Onnl Metal and; Tan. .None of these are-worth' less than f 2.50 and most of : them $3.00 hut they mnst go to makeroom. ". $1.86 LADIES' FINE OXTOEDS, Eibbon Ties, 'Ankle Strap and One and Two Eyelet Pumps; This includes all our S3.00 ones and a good many broken sizes in $3.50 ones, in all the newleath ers.. If yon find yonr alee here yon are lnckyv-v . - $2.38 PIC2 AND CHOICE OF OUE forty-five styles of our S 3.60 r and l.OOJines.; Those of yon . that have visited our store this ,: Bjrinj know what these shoes V are. - Every pair ruraateed and hand-sowed' , . . C2.73 AT LEAST : A THOUSAND rPairs of MISSES 1 and " CHIL "" D&EN'S - Oxfords, Instep and Ankle- Strap Pomps in Vic( Kid, Tan and Patent, etc. These axe. worth L50r $1.75 and S2, ' but must go at O 98c and $1.62 vWaTii i CANVAS OXPOEDS f t La4' Hisses and Children, ' v.i5i from1 65 cents to f 2.50, will b' scl-J daring this sale for 38c lol.68 7 i iOW ESP5L OXTOEDS AND ; ) ksiae-'s Strap- Pnmpt for n large ftasj'tiaea .up '.to No. all leathers,- S2.50 and 3.00 values," . but the Sale Price is $1.48 to $23 i baeefoot; sandals roa Childran, ' Men and Women, f, lien's and, Ladies Houso Slip-- pers, Tennis Shoes, and every ' thing in . the . snmmer time line i will behold at Clean-up Prices. , Just ask for what you want, we r caa't numerate . everything 1 we have to sell at Clean-up Prices. ; 'Z: ' WECARar; 'AWIXIrSE , IVBCTED STOCK of Boya' Ox fords which: will lie sold at pro-' , fit-forgetting priest A&k to see ; them.- 't"i' " Hundreds of pairs of Babies' and Children's, all styles in red, tan, vici and patent, Prices c43cvSSci73ci98c MEN'S OXFORDS -THIS IS ' a table full of wonderfulvbar- gains; yon will find here all our . $2.50 . ones and a few broken phizes in $3.00 ones, all leathers " and they will move quickly - .'. $1.83 :AN' ASSORTED- LOT OF broken sizes in Men's Oxfords, worth regularly $3.00 and $3.60, , all the best styles and leathers,' .will be closed out at - $2.69 19 ! DISTINCT STYLES OF Men's $4.00 and $5.00 Oxfords and Two. and " Three Eyelet Pumps, Patent, Gun Metal, . Vici and Buss. Calf, all this season's shoes and made by the country's beet manufacturers ' but they, too, will be sold at a Clean-up Price - $3.37 HEBE'S WHERE WE LOSE big and you make from one to two dollars on the pair of Men's $3.50 to $4.00 Oxfords. They1 are brand new and up to the" minute in style. , All the pop ular leathers $2.98 AT THESE PRICES TOD buy the Famous "Nettleton" $5.50 and $6.00 Men's Ox vfords - in- all leathers.. . These . won't be put on tables, but will - be sold just the same at Clean up Prices $3.98 and $4 .73 lh !ic'dij-'(3ihii3cd5attt!:2C2. V-izx, but Your ;; O'lCLIy! 7c tho J.Icncy! Ho Credit! , J 7 tV 9 CONCORD, N. C. -aao'w. t r try wng . ? r -' a faw e1 -tu's. I i " " - r -:;.-::..l tLc." ! 1. 'Co.
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