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TOT MORNING HERALD, JULY 15, 1914
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J. H. KINO,
C T ROLLINS
Editor
Iwlinw Mgr.
' h H. King nd E. T. Rolling Owhci
, ,and Publisher
v,; SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: .
On Year... ........1160
On Week. . . . ............. ..05
Entered at th Poitofflc at Durham,
N. O, M second-class pun matter.
DURHAM. N. C:, JUL.Y 1". 1914
,JsTow talcing a game from Chaslotte
14 what counts. ,
The snore that is learned of that
Martin county affair the worse it ap
pears.;' '?'',
It -the Bulls just naturally had to
give a game away we are glad that
it went to Ferris.
The fans will always feel that yes
terday's rain knocked the Bulls out
of another victory.
While macadam roacs are costly,
we will perhaps keep on building them
if we can find nothing cheaper.
..'The'utterances of the Western Car
olina' Democrat at least lets us know
JuBt what the bosses think about it.
" WbiIe congress has been taking'or
dem: from ' the president, it was only
because it felt that it had it to do.
WITH THE EDIT0E3
''.. Something to Remember
When republicans talk about "bust
ness: depression" such as now exists
in the mind of the calamity howler,
let then recall the days of 07-08 when
Colonel Roosevelt occupied the white
house and the Aldrlch-Mann-Cannon
crowd ruled on capitol hill. .Those
were bright and cheering days. Sal
Ishuryi Post .
, How About Sugar?
Republican newspapers say there
has been no reduction in the cost of
living. But how about sugar That
is from a half to a cent a pound cheap
er than it was a year ago and the sav
lng on the sugar bill of the people of
the United States has been, it is cal
culated, fully forty million dollars
News and Observer.
Always on the Job
The Southern railway knows how
to put its best foot forward . At the
hearing in Aeheville Saturday on the
Justice intrastate freaght bill, it had
as witnesses in its behalf representa
tives of the various trainmen's organ
izations who testified that to adopt
the rates would be to lower their
wages; that they had talked with 1,700
shippers of the state and that they
did not favor the proposed rates. The
Southern was represented by General
Counsel Thorn, a pastmaster in the art
and a talking machine equal to a pho
nograph. Mr. Thorn is always on his
job. Greensboro Record.
i If 'the' next legislature is not al
lowed to spend more than it takes in
it cannot nope to onake much ot a
record.
Instead of the state- .helping (the
counties, if conditions do not improve
some of us will have to turn in and
help. the state.
The democrats have made good in
many respects but a more economical
administration of national affairs is
not one of them.
Like Cotton Curtailment
In explanation of their proposed ac
tion in curtailing the production of
whiskey the distillers in Kentucky,
Illinois, Ohio and Indiana are careful
to place it on the ground that there
has been no decrease in whiskey
drinking, but that on the. Contrary, the
consumption of liquor has increased
from 20,000,000 to 35,000,000 gallons
in the past four years. At the same
time, the production of whiskey has
increased from 20,00,000 to 46,000,000
gallons, or more than half. What
ever the real cause of the talk of
curtailment in the output, it is evi
dent that the country has enough
wniskey on hand to last for quite a
while. But this talk of curtailment
in therwhiskey output Is going to pan
out pretty much like the talk of the
farmers cutting down the cotton acre
age. The annual census figures show
how that it. Charlotte Observer.
a house where thure if an Infectious
sickness should be hotted before being
returned to the milkman. The best
thing to do in such circumstances is
covered dfishe into which the milk
covered ishes into which the milk
man may pour 'the milk from his
bottles. The duty of each indf.vidual
to his neighbor In this connection is
most important, according to the
warning of the experts, and the 'board
of health may very property be called
to disinfect milk bottles after they
have been in a house where there is
sicknees,
in any case," says the warning,
bottles should be gliven reasonable
care before being returned to their
owner. The practice of pouring vine
gar or kerosene or other liquids into
them temporarily when not in use
should by all means he discouraged.
The containers should be washed in
cold water first and finally in warm
water before they are returned to
the farmer supplying the milk
"These little details of cleanliness
are matters which cannot be regulat
ed by the federal or state govern
ments. Rules and regulations that
require pure milk to be delivered to
the home may be rendered valueless
by careless individuals in the home.
The best efforts of the milkman or
farmer to deliver first class milk will
amount to nothing unless individual
housewives will co-operate for the
good of the community."
If boards of health will see that
the ' people are furnished only with
pure and clcna milk and housewives
will follow the above instructions in
handling milk after it reaches the
home Uiere is likely to be a big de
crease in diseases.
Those counties that have put off
road building until now can at least
benefit by the costly experience of
some of the others.
If . the senate is going to down th
president. It might as well igo ahead
with it, as no one expects him
take anything back.
.If Mr. Wilson wants a .progressive
to, All the vacancy on the supreme
;purt bench, Judge Clark would ifill
tie ibill and then some.
., When . the senate wants to make
some ol Its secrets public property it
must be plain to all that it hopes to
gain, sometinmg by It.
While Mr. Roosevelt la abusing the
old -line, republican party he seems
nol . to . remember . that this is1 the
party that made him president .
Those of us who do not believe in
rubbing It Into the railroads some
times have to admit that tjhere Is no
other way of getting at them.
,Th)os)B comwpondenta In Mexico
are, always telling what Is going to
happen, but they have thus far shown
themselves to be poor prophets.
If the New Haven directors cannot
be reached by the Sherman Ir.w
would seem that the iommon law
against stealing might get thriu.
Certainly at Is as much the business
of the federal government to provide
good roads as good water ways. But
some of, us do. not believe it should
provide the latter.
If : the
railroads would give some
sort of a reasonable excuse for charg
lng us a higher freight rate than they
do Virginia we might be able to stand
it with better grace.
White some other railroad system
may be as rotten as was the New
Haven the public will not find it oat
a Jong as they can keep out of the
hands of the courts.
Toe penitentiaries of the various
states are full of criminals who did
less rascality and less real harm to
the public than did the directors of
the New Haven system.
, .As the senate Is composed largely
of politicians it is hard to teU whether
it has anything against Jones and
Warburg or is simply trying to make
trouble for the president.
The constitutionalist may finall t
make Carranza president but unless
there- i a rad'eal change in Mexican
methods they will hive a bard time
of it keeping aim in the job. .
If a redaction in freight rates by
the railroads operating in this state
would necessarily . mean a reduction
in the wages -of their employes it most
be that they are now paying lower
ages ia Virginia than la this state.
Sugar, print paper and those, things
on which the tariff was materially
t( Juced can be purchased cheaper
f aa formerly, and If the cost of liv
ing fcs out beea reduced sufficiently
c-r.rrtss might take. another whack
t t's tariff.
An
Expensive Proposition
It is not surprising that the thou
sand dollar entrance fee demanded of
candidates in the coming congres
sional primary has stirred up some
d'scussion. In defense of the fee it
has been said that poll holders
should be assured of receiving at
least two dollars for their day's
work, and that many of those offi
ciating in the previous primary have
noi yet received anything. We be
lieve that poll holders should be fully
recompensed for their time and trou
uie, dui a tnousand dollars is too
much for an entrance fee. Let us
hope such situations will be made
impossible by adequate legislation
The expenses of a primary unless
poor men are to be debarred from
noiaing office should be borne by
me state or Dy the party as a whole
certainly fre candidates should not
De swatted- for a thousand nlunks
apiece. New 'Bern Sun.
MILK SHOULD BE ATTENDED TO
wasmngion, July 14. Beware of
unclean milk!
oucn a warning is beine snread
oreaccast throughout tho nation hv
tho department of agiKculture whose
experts realize that during hot
weather milk is particularly euccepti
Die to contamination. The warninir
Is directed to housewives who ere apt
10 grow lax or permit their servants
to become careless during the hot
season.
wnon milk Is delivered it should
be put into the refrigerator with the
least possible delay, says the warning
Very brief exposure to summer heat
makes it unfit for use. If it is 1m
poeeible to have the milk bottles put
immediately Into the refrigerator the
housewife should provide on -the
porch a box containing a lump of ice,
in planning a house It is wise to
arrange a refrigerator set in the wall
with an opening on the outsid?
These boxes can be fitted, with locks
and keys furnished to the milkmen
The Interior of the food compartment
should be wiped every day withaclean
cloth, and thoroughly scalded ct least
once a week. Under no circumstances
should tho drain pipe of an ice box be
connected with a sewer.
The cap and neck of a milk bottle
should bo. washed and carefully wiped
with a clean cloth before the cap is
removed. The cap should not ba
pushed dwn into the bottle. The can
may be removed with a sharp nofnted
instrument without the can beinz
pusned down into the milk. The bot
tle, after being once opened, shoula
be kept covered and the mUd should
be kept in tho original bottle until
the milk is used.
The original cap should not be re
placed, but, instead an Snverted glass
should be put over the top of the
bottle. The bottle should always.be
kept in the refrigerator whon not in
use and any milk that has been pour
ed from the bottle into another vessel
should not be. poured back into the
bottle.
Onions and other foods having a
strong odor, especially during hot
weather, easily impart their smeH U,
milk that is Jeft uncovered. This is
an additional reason for always keep
in milk in a covered receptacle.
Milk bottles should never be taken
into a sick room for. as they are usu
ally returned to the milkman, they
nay carry infectious disease into
other homes. Every milk bottlJleft at
BIG BARGAIN SALE
AT
M. GLADSTEIII'S
STORE
50c ladies'-eorsets with 4 sup
porters attached reduced to 25c.
Chidren's dresses from 19c up.
Ladies skirts from 9Sc up.. East
Durham ginghams 10 yards for
49c. Children's slippers from 49c
up. Ladies' canvas slippers from
89c up. 40 inch white lawn 12
l-2c kind reduced to 8 l-2c.
Men's $15.00 Suits reducted to
$9.50, $10.00. Men's suits at $7.
50. $8.50 men's suits reduced
$4.9S. Men's slippers, all kinds
$3.50 and $2.50 kind reduced to
$L9S.
Watch for ouli big ad for Fri
day. v
AT
M.Gladstein's Store
The Home of Bargains
Greatest of All
Ikrian Biessings
t
SALE ON
DRESSES
NOW ON AT ENOCH'S
Children's dresses, in
sizes 2 to 5 special at
sale 22c
r?5c children's dresses'. 44c
$1 and $1.25. dresses 92c
$1.50 house dresses . ... .98c,
.9c
The moat wonderful thine In the world
la love expressed- In the helpless infant.
And among- those aids and comforts for'
expectant mothers is the well known
"Mouier's Friend." . -----
This Is an exteftial annHcation.tto
enable the abdominal muscles to become
more pliant, to expand naturally without Off an( 40 in whltp IaWTI
undue pain from the strain upon cords ?Y tlU4 WUl. WUHC IrtWil
and ligaments. 20C ValUe, Special
In almost every settled community are I 0f? . u 'i. l 101
women who have enjoyed tb'j blessing of OO IU. WMte percai, &y2
mis famous remedial and helpful embro- I 1 1 t n
cation. Their daughters have errown'uD I VdlUtJ. BUCCiai OV
to learn of. its splendid assistance.
Applied as directed upon those muscles
Involved it soothes the fine network of
nerves with which all the muscles are
supplied. Thus a great share of the pains
so much dreaded may be avoided and the
period of expectancy passed through In
ease and comfort.
Anything that adds so much comfort
must be counted as a blessingr indeed.
In a little book sent by mail much use
ful information is given to inexperienced
mothers. It tells how to use "Mother's
Friend" and how to avoid caking breasts'.
It has bean prepared in' our laboratory
for over four years and is known favor-
ably to most druggists everywhere. Get
a bottle to-day and write for book to
Krndfleld Regulator- Co.. r.O!) I.omar Bldp..
Atlanta, Ga. Be sure to ask for and
see that you get "Mother's Friend."
Do not accept a substitute.
What is said herein of "Mother's
Friend" is but a repetition of the thoughts
expressed by thousands of happy mothers
who have successfully used this splendid
external application,
I Fancy and white crepe,
15c value, special 9c
20c and 25c value .... . . . 15c
B. Enock
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i
Trus-Con Waterpj-oofing Paste
Consentraied
TRUS-CON WaterproofingPaste, C6nsentrated,
is significant in that it most efficiently combines in
one product all the essentials of a perfect waterproof
ing, -v-' , I -J ,J:lil4fl,a! JllAlfiSt
(1) It is. simple to use;
(2) JReadily mixed with the gauging water;
(3) Most economical waterproofing compound;
(4) Colloidal in composition; .
(5) Has a record of postive results.
PUBLIC HARDWARE CO.
TODAY
Hugh Miller
Will Exchange
Very desirable home
in surburbs, right on
car line for house in
in city.
Durham Loan &
Trust Co.
Alphonsus Cobb,
. Mgr. Real Estate Dep.
Stock Co,
i
in Sol Smith Russell's
Immortal Success
"PEACEFUL"
VALLEY"
great
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IN THREE ACTS
Matinee Today
Get Your Kodak and Suppli
es For Your Vacation
From the
Main
Street Pharmacy
Phone 541
4UNDER THE SLOGAN
SIGN
This Building,
Is Being Painted By
Stedman & May
i.
DR. L. M. EDWARDS,
Dentist.
Office Over Ben. H. Thomas' Drug
Store
Phone , 657
This sign is now on the Trust Building. Look for
it on all the big buildings where the best painting is
being done.
Stedman & May
Phone 102$ For Representative
Office on West Main Street Opposite Library
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H
jbrary i
M
n
J. Ed. Perrram
Attorney at Law
Offices over the Durham Cig
ar Store, oppositeTrust
Building.
When
You Want
Better Livery
Service Call on
WHITFIELD'S
LIVERY
: STABLES
PHONE - 793
Plenty of Turn-outs
for Hay Rides
0
Glasses are the genuine "invis
ible" bi focals. The "near" and
"far" are one solid glass. No
"lines," no cement. Kryptoks are
the "real thing" In bi focals. Get
your spectacles and eye glasses
from
DR. 8. RAPPORT
Office over Pridgen 4b Jones
tore
JOSEPH GRAHAM. M. D. ..
Surgery, Diseases of Women .
Office Practice and Consultation.
Hours: 11a. m. to 1 p. m, 4 p.
m. to t p. m.
DR. H. 8.. STTERFIELD
Surieon Dentist
OveV.Oas Office -Phoe
407, 1 Ring
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I DURHAM CAFE I
1 and ' i
I RESTAURANT I
s . s
S The Durham Cafe at 114 E
3 S
S Church Street gives more, bet- a
3 ter prepared and more sanitary :
3 food at lower rates than any E
S Cafe in Durham. None can ex-. E
S cell us for quick and polite ser- E
E vice. Everything Is done for
S the comfort of our customers
s Give as a trial and be convlnc-
ed.
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PHONE 1162
8TEVE CHANGAR1S, Mgr.
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SPECIAL REDUCTION SALE
GOSSAEID FRONT-LAM CORSETS
THIS IS YOUR FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
THIS FAMOUS CORSET AT A CUT PRICE
The object of this sale is to reduce the stock as
low as possible be l ore stock taking, and to have very
few on hand wher. the new Winter stock begins to
arrive.
REMEMBER THESE ARE NOT SHOP-WORN GOODS
But all new up-to-date models, however some of the
sizes are broken that is to- say there is not all sizes of
every number in stock. A pleasing announcement to the
admirers of this corset is the fact that during this sale,
our special corset fitter v. ill give fittings and make any
necessary alterations free of extra charge, just the" same
as if the garments were sold at the regular prices, So this
makes this sale unusually attractive to any woman wish
ing to purchase in the near future.
MAKE YOUR VISIT AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE
So that you may be sure of getting the style and size
necessary. (Jossard is the original front-lacing corset, and
stands today the Pioneer in the field of front-lacing gar
ments. We wish now to thank the good women of this
city and surrounding territory of assisting very material
ly in making our Gossard business the splendid success
it has been in the past season.
Read These Specially Reduced Prices and Make Your Selection
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DR. J. W. PETTY,
Veterinarian
Bttablea and farm for chronic and
lame animals.
Residence phone.... ... ..... ...76!
Stable phone.... 330
Auto for Emergencies.
ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTS IN
THE STORE
arc still offering goody at much below
their regular sale price. There is ;i
splendid variety in the children's fancy
top socks that sell regularly at 25c on
sale now at the small price of 10c pair.
This is a summer clean up proposition.
YARD WIDE HETERO CYLK at 19c
This is our 25c goods, all new and
perfect in every wav, and guaranteed
v absolutely fast colors.
$13.50 Cossards now .$3
$5 Gossards now $3.50
$0.50 Gossards now $4
$7.50 Gossards now $4.50
$8.50 Gossards now $5
- Some of these models are in fancy
material figured to be more explicit.
Some are light Summer mesh garmeuts,
and the balance are in plain materials.
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