a
y About K
N Gone
Many thousand! of
women suffering from
womanly trouble, have
been benefited by the use
of Cardul, the woman's
tonic, according to letters
we receive, similar to this
one frofCMrs.Z.V. Spell, M
of Hayne, N. C. "1 could
not stand on my feet, and [V
Just suffered terribly,""
she says. "As my suf- H|
feting was so great, and I
u be had tried other reme-
Al dies, Dr. had us
get Cardul. . > 1 began
Improving, and It cured
me. I know, and my
doctor knows, what Car
dul did for me, for my IA
nerves and health were I^^
TAKE
CARDUI
The Woman 4 s Tonic
VP She writes further: "1 ri
«m In splendid health..,
can do my work. I feel I
owe it to Cardul, for I was
In dreadful condition."
II you are nervous, run-
down and weak, or suffer
from headache, backache, IV
etc., every month, try
Cardul. Thousands of
women praise this medl-
cine lor the good If has
done them, and niany
physicians who have used
Cardul successfully with M
their women patients, for
years, endorse this medl
dne. Think what it means
to be In splendid health,
like Mrs. Spell. Olve
Cardul a trial.
M All Druggists U
M'ADOQ APPEALS
TO UNION LABOR
RIQHTS OF HUMANITY SHOULD
ALWAYS ■■ PLACID ABOVE
RIOHTS OF PROPERTY
REPLIES TO TRUOES COUNCIL
Labor Organiistlons Should Unitedly
and Insrgatloally Fight Against
Re-f *t»bll*hm*nt of Reaction.
Nwe York.—A letter written by Wil
liam O. McAtfoo, In which he appeal*
to all labor organisation* lo exnrt
themselves "energetically. Intelligent
ly and unitedly against (ha ro-eetab
UahmSnt of reaction lo America," waa
made public bare. ,
Til* lattar under date at June 17,
waa fet reply to a communication from
John J. Munholland, aecratary of the
■natal trade* council of New York city
and Tiolalty, which Informed Mr. Mc-
Adoo that mora than 146,000 wag*
aarnera represented by the -gpuncll
"raoomtnrad you aa the moat popular
(mndMßata for President tbat the Dem
ocratic party could poealbly name."
Altar thanking Mr. Munholland tot
tba "vaaolkclted and unexpected e a
doraament." the letter contlnuea:
"The right a of humanity tnuat be
above the right* of property, but
the rlghta of each ahouUl be protected
within Ita Juat llmltatlona."
Tannaaaae Lagialature to Meet In
■xtra Saaalon Ninth of Auguat
Naahvllle. Tana.—Aa extra aeaaloa
the State laalalaturn will be called
on August I, Mien ratlflcatlon of th«
federal suffrage amendment will bt
caaaldaretf. It waa announced at tht
oopttol.
A Strike of Textile Worker* Ha*
Broken Out In the State of Mexico
- ————
Mexico City.—The council of apta-
Ban ha* declared a atrlke to be railed
wtthtn 71 hour* and to Involve ll.OOf
worker* employed In 30 mill* In th*
federal dlatrlct and tha State of Mexi
co. aaya Tha Universal.
Qerman Ch*nc*llar Read* in the
(elehstag Future German Program.
BarUa/— I Chancellor Konatantln FVh
ranbaoh, haad of tba new German
government, read In tha relrhstag th*
declaration at tha government* pro
STMi.
"Oarmany, having accepted thi
treaty of Varaalllea. cannot, to ioni
aa tha country'e former enemlea dc
not ooaaaat to modlflcailona. do otbet
than "writ* every effort by Ita externa'
.«md external pollclaa to execute th*
•aauameats taken
11% — 1
French Academy In Quandary.
• What tha French ticademy is to de
. (Me In connection yith the national dl
' rectory concerning the Introduction of
n current alang term* created by and
tha war I i dlstnrblnij the pence
of Ita honorable members. Should auch
Sorts as "polio" be recognised? Opin
ion variea. Is "boche" to be academic?
JTollu," literally "hnlry one." I* gen
erally considered not to be a worthy
ayooaym for the hemic French sol
dier. In regard to "boche." M. Brleux
BBSges In the next edition of tbe
KaUoaary of the academy onr suc
cessor* IMB decidedly be obliged to In
scribe (tie word 'boche' as a term of
NORTH GAROUNA
IS DISAPPOINTED
»
A DISTRESSING CUT IS MADE
IN RICSRS AND HARBORS
■Y THE CONORISS
VPfIOPRUTION IS {IOO,OOO
With but $12,000,000 at Their Die
possl, Army Engineere think they
Havs Don* ths Best Possible
Ml||>
Washington, (Special).—North Car
olina has farad sadly in the allocation
of fundi under tha lump sum provldad
In the rlvara and harbors act for tba
neat flsoal year. The army engineers,
who ware dalagatad under tha law
with reaponalblllty for tha allocation
of funds to tha various rivers and har
bors of tba country, have reached a
decision, and It appeara that tha en
tire North Carolina appropriation com
prlsea only $100,060. Thle allocation
la for the Cape Fear river at and be- j
low Wilmington.
' Varloua Democratic member* of
Congreia, Including Senator Simmons,
Senator Overman and Representative
Small have charged that the Republi
can idea of economy waa entirely falae
and erroneoue and thla was no time
to economise at the expense of the
foreign and domestic commerce of the
United ktates. With freight yards
throughout the country congested and
foreign shipping at a low ebb, they In
alsted that if there ever was a move
ment for encouragement of Inland
waterways, river tranaportatlon and
'harbor development this was'that
moment
However with only $12,000,000 at
their disposal the army engineers
think tbhay have done the bast pos
sible.
No Tax Free Stoek
There are no tax-free corporation
stooka In North Carolina, and tha
atatement that there la haa no founda
tion in law or tact. Whon -stocks are
advertlaed as "tax free,"' It almply
means that the wner la not required
to Mat and pay taxes on them because
the corporations pays all taxes,
Side on Read Projecta
Bids ware opened by the State High
way Commission on three road pro
jecta aggregating 66 miles of graded
gravel highway in Bumpeon, Stanley
and Forsyth countlee. The total of
the three blda received waa $4M,522.
Tha Forsyth and Stanley accepted,
and the Sampson county matter de
ferred.
Suecesafut School for Agente
The moet successful, enthusiastic
and Inspiring summer echool foro the
Home Demonetrallon Agents In the
State which haa yet been conducted
was that held at the North Carolina
College for Women at Oreenaboro
during tha two weeka ending June
ltth. Such ia the estimate of Mrs.
Jane MoKlmmon, tha able and effi
cient head of the Home Demonstra
tion work In North Carolina.
Mayore to Petition Leglelatlon
The mayora of. North Carolina cities
will aak the epeclal aeaaton of tha Leg
islature In July to except cities end
towna from the ten per cent limit
placed on Increased revenue under
the revaluation act, to remove the
on taxes levied by cities
and iwotfs tor the payment of princi
pal or interest of bonda or notes, to
reduce the maximum percentage of
bonded debt, and to enact a law by
which, until the adjournment of the
1921 session of the Oeneral Assembly
cities and lowns may aell their bonds
for tho best price obtainable.
Urgent Warning te Soldiers
Attention Is called by the Raleigh
chapter of the American Red Cross to
all ax-service men carrylg government
Insurance that the cloelng time for re
instatement la cloee at hand. Thou
eands of man all over the country
have allowed their policies to lapee
but under the liberal terma of the gov
ernment win be allowed to reinstate
them up until July. 1.
Municipal Association Organlxee
The North Cerollna Municipal asso
ciation. which haa been dormant dur
tag the war. waa organised with the
election of Oallatin Roberta, of Aehe-
Tllle, president; Sid M. Clark, Oreen
vllle, vice president; T. T. Thome, of
Rocky Mount. v*e president; T. B.
Xidrldgo. secretary; W. H. Holcomb,
Wlsston-Sslem treasurer.
The executive committee will con
sist of the officer* and Lionel Well,
of Ooldshoro and John Sykes. of
Monroe,
Ihs Timber Supply Menaced.
I.umber la certain to loee ita prae
snt Importance In North Carolina and
become one of the minor Induetrlae If
tneasureo for conserving present tim
ber supplies are not taken speedily
leclared Assistant Forester B. K. Car-
Lift off Corns!
Doesn't huit a bit and Freezons
costs only a few cents.
Doesn't hurt a bit ! Drop a little
Freedom' on nn aching corn. Instantly
that corn slops hurting, then you lift it
right out. Yea, magic !
( A tiny lioltlc of Freezone costs but a
few cents nt any drug shire, but iaaufll
cicnt to remove every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes, ami the
calluses, without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the sensational discovery of
a Cincinnati genius. It is wonderful.
ter, of the United Statee forest serv
lee, In an addreaa before the North
Carolina Forestry Association at Ashe
villa. N. C., recently. Mr. Carter die
cussed the results of an lnveetigatlon
of lumber conditions throughout the
United Btatea which the forest serf*
lee made In response to a reeoluUon
preaented to the United tltales Senate
by Senator Capper. Thla resolution
called for a report oa the timber sup
ply of the oountry, the effoota of proe
ent depletion on the high coat of ma
terials, and the effects of lumbar ex
ports .on domestic Industries.
Mr. Carter's addreaa ahowed that
nnlaas the young forests in North Car
olina and adjacent Stiles are pro
tected from fire and wisely managed,
theee reglona which are now shipping
lumber to other parta of tha country
soon would be forced to Import sup
piles for their own use.
Although North Carolina atill haa a
considerable amount of timber, cut
ting la progressing at a rapid rate apd
the remaining old-growth forests are
bound to diaappear unless a definite
coneervatlon program la adopted.by
the Btate.
Couneill Declines a Second Raee
.Judge W. B. Couneill, of the tenth
district, notified the Bute board of
elections he would not oall for a sec
ond primary against A. L. Bulwinkle.
William H. Williamson, former cot
ton mill, owner, heads-the list of con
tributors to Rex Hospital with a $lO
- gift. The drive will laat a week.
Forty-Three Dootors' Llcenee.
The State board of medical exami
ners licensed 4$ physicians by reci
procity, Including Dra.tL. C. Todd and
Thomas C. Boat, of Charlotte.
In the Hat were two women. Dr.
Irene Moss, of Southern Pines, and
Dr. Ruth Wanatrom, of Aahevllle.
More than 100 will appear before
the beard far license to practice,
atanding tha regular examination.
This is the laat examination eoadueU
ed by the present board.
Report of Cemmloeloner Young.
Raleigh.— annual report of Col.
Jamee R. Young, insurance commis
sioner, shews the marveleua growth
of this department of the State's bus
iaees for tha last twelve moaths,
there having been a total of sl,sts.-
Nt.SIS.S4 In groee risks written.
Thle Is an tnereaae or #5t6,507,757.50
over the prevloue year.
Of the total amount of Insurance at
risk for thta period the total net loss*
ee Incurred approximate st,osS,4ts.lf,
and of this ampant the net toeeee paid
were $5,554,7*7.40. Oross premiums
reealved in the year total $14,615.-
799.64. tha net risks written having
been a little less then $1,660,000.
Suffrage Advooate Busy.
Washington— (Speolal)—Suffragists
hope through their work in the
Democratic convention at San Fran
cisco to bring eufflclent pressure to
bear to have the North Carolina
leglalature put over woman suffrage.
Miss Florence Beeckel, press chair
man of the national woman's party,
Issued this statement, concerning the
North Carolina situation:
"Suitrag late hope to secure from the
Democratio national leaders furthei
further pressure upon the North Caro
lina legislature to ratify the amend
ment at the epeclet session in July.
Buny Also In State.
Second only to that bearing oa th«
gubernatorial situation is the talk
heard on every hand concerning wom
an auffrage.
As the apodal aeaalon of the "leg
islature approaches sentiment n
cryetallsing In all parta of the State,
report those who come to Raleigh os
rasious missions.
Anti-suffraglsta are circulating lit
erature connecting the name of Fred
Douglaa With the amendment. Ont
piece of literature being dlstributsd
from headqunrterS hero Is a leafier
bearing the picture of a negro wom
an. n delegate to a Kentucky re
publican convention. Quotatlone from
the "Suffrage Bible" are also being
sent out and tha anus »re openly as
serting that ratification by North Car
ollnn will ba an Insult to the rest of
the south. -
Find Traces of Oil
Lettere of Incorporation were grant
ed to the ipex. North Carolina, Oil
Company by the Secretary ef State,'
with an authorised capital stock of
$500,066 and ss6o paid In by D. F.
Betta, of Ralatgh; W. Tracy Medlln
and H. Burton Harward. of Apex.
The corporation owns a tract of
land three miles from the towa .of
Apex, 17 miles from Raleigh. Traces
of oil ware found In digging walle for
water to supply a sawmill. The wells
were suak to a depth of lit and ISO
feet, aad were $66 yards apart.
Broek le Certified Nominee.
W. U Brook haa notified the Stats,
board ef elections he will not aak foi
a second primary In tha seventh dls ;
trlct and W. C. Hammer has aoeord |
Ingly bees oertitled as tba Democratic
candidate for coagreee. which laeuret
hla election.
Formal raqaaet far a second pri
mary waa aaada to the board by O.
Max Oarduer. candidate for the Dem
oerettc gubernatorial aomlnatios
sgalnat Cameron Morrteoa, who led
him In tha first primary.
Preeldent Wlleon Wants Leader In
Suffrage Fight in North Carolina.
Washington— Tba supporters ol
Preeldent Wlleoa are looking over the
available Umber la North Carotlaa te
find n leader to support the fight fet
the adoption of the woman saffrags
amendment by the North Carolina
leglalature when It meets aest month
With thle Idea la mind several letter*
era being eaat to North Carolina dam
ocrata te aacertaln who is beet suited
to take tha lead for President Wlleoa
lo this fight I
- i
An ggreeo. I
A Southerner recently saw at a rail,
amy stntion In Cqpadn aa old negro,
soys the Colombia State, looking help
leasly about him. I
"What's the matter, unclsT" he In
quired. "Loot your way T" I
"No, thank yuh. bona, not so yon
kin rail It loa', bat Ila leokln' fern col
ored ooman."
"Your wtfer
"No, boon, I ain't never seen her, I
but I nx de gemmum nt do ticket win
der how you git out huyh, an' he aay,
'You fin' n negress on dat side.' And,
bone. It been so loog aence I aaed a
colored lady, I been mighty glad to
know hit. An' I been goln' rum aide
to aide eber eence, an' boas, I cayn'
fin' her ndwheree."—Savannah Mews.
•
jl^l
I In offering Tiffin CmdlM, w'give' I
Bjj usrarance that they contain the fin* I
est materials that money can buy
blended with exceptional skill, and I
handled with particular care, in ■
every detail of manufacture. Their
individuality of combination and as* I
sortment of flavors, make them "Dis- I
tinctively Delicious 1" /
r
-1 "Candies of Distinctive Qualify"
I Fftrrell-Hayes Drug Co.
GRAHAM, N. C.
iiiii i^w
Alabama Minister Relieved
Stomach Troubles Made Him Feel Sick at Meal Times,
But Now Always Enjoys His Meals.
DO TOU enjoy your mealsT Eat
without the dread of the after
effects?
Lack of appetite, and a dlsgreeable,
slck-at-the-stomach feeling after meals,
usually indicate that your digestive
organs are not working properly. As
• result, you will feel weak, lose weight
and lack the energy that Is to be de
rived from well-digested food.
A valuable help In correcting such
conditions is Mentioned by the Rev.
B. K. McKonzle, of Route 1, Section,
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OUR CLIENTELE GROWS j
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!! We are Pioneers in +
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THE TEASDALE COMPANY
U23-537 Walnut Street. CINCMSNATI, OHIO
For Sale!
|]lWe have bought the Curry Moore
Home Place, and will offer it for sale
on easy terms. Possession can be
given within ten days. A good 6-
room house, in good condition at
a reasonable price.
m
Graham Real Estate Co.
'Phone 544 Office Next Door to
National Bank of Alamance
GRAHAM, N. C.
Summons by Publication.
NORTH CAROLINA,
Alamance County.
la the Naperlar Court.
He ft. re the Clerk.
Harry Goodman, Receiver Gra
ham Motor Car Company,
vs.
C. M. Gant, E. W. Lasley,
Julius F. Thompson nnd Law
rence A. Thompson.
The defendant C. M. Gant,
above named, will take notice
tliat an action entitled as above
luts been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Alamance coun
ty, to sell the real property be
longing to the Graham Motor
Car Company and the partner
ship of C. M. Gant, H. Goodman,
and E. W. Ludojr, for the pur
pose of creatiug assets to pay
debts of -the said partnership;
and the said defendant will
, further take notice that he is re
quired to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
' Alu mance county, at his office
in Graham, on July Bth, 1920,
nnd answer or demur to the pe
, tition filed in said action, or the
petitioner will apply to tlie Court
i for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
• This 9th day of June, 1920.
D. J. WALKER,
C. 8. C.
J. J. Henderson, Att'jr. 10j4t
I '
I If your property ia advertised foi
sale for town tarn, don't blame tb«
' tax collector.
IBOTD R. TIOUMII,
Tax Collector.
Ala., who writes: "1 had stomach trour
ble. When 1 would go to eat, I would
turn sick. I took one bottle of Zlron,
and It cured me. Am always ready
(or my meals and enjoy them. I think
It Is a fine medicine."
If your food hurts you. If your appe
tite la poor, if you are pale, weak and
run-down, and have other symptoms
that indicate your system needs help,
try Ziron. It will put iron into your
blood and help build you up. Take it
according to directions, and if not
benefited by the first bottle, the money
back guarantee will protect you.
Ask your druggist
Sale of Real Estate.
Under nud by virtue of mi order
of the Superior Court of Alaninuce
coantjvinade in tlie Special Pro
ceeding entitled AIHIOO Coury vs.
Mamie M. Fitch and Iter husband,
i Buck Fitch, and Callie G. Burcb,
minor, by her guardian, MM.
Nannie V. [lurch, the same being
No. upon the special proceed
ing docket of said court, the
1 undersigned CounnhHiouera will,
on N
; SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920,
at 12 o'clock, M„ at the court
house, door in Grahiim, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, that cer
tain tract of land ly'ng and being
in Burlington township, Alamance
county, North Carolina, adjoin
ing the lauds of the North Caro
lina Railroad, T. A. Myrpliy, J.
Alex Holt, the Robert* on heirs
and others, and more particularly
jdesciibed as to-wit:
Beginning at an irou bolt on
Railroad streei, with comer of T.
A. Murphy's lot; the-ce S with
the line of said Railroad street 51J
deg IS 128 fret to a bolt, J. Alex
Holt's corner; thence N 37 J deg E
3241 feet to a bolt. Holt's corner;
ti.euce N 65 deg W 14:1 feet to au
irou bolt, corner with T. A. Mur
; phy; thence S 0J deg W with line
iof T. A. Murphy 314 feet to tho
; beginning.
This 7th day of June, 1020.
H. J. S TOCKARD.
JNO. R HOFFMAN,
Commissioner*.
| —For $1.65 you can get both The
Progteasive Farmer and THk ALA
-1 MANCE GLEANER for one year. Hand
lor mail to oa at Graham and we will
see that tbe.papera are sent.
PREPARE FOR COLLEGE
NEW CAMPAIGN SLOG.UI
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO OBSERVI
MAY 14 TO OIVS STIMULUS
TO IMPORTANT MOV6MEHT.
Peblla school* her* have been r»
«u»*t«d lo oboerve May 14, which ku
boo* designated "Prepare for College
Day- 1* tht* state nd In the other
■Uto* oom»rislng the Fifth' Federal
Reserve District. '
During chapel erorclees, or at other
•peolfled periods that day. It to sug
gested that addresses be .made in th*
high schools by leading business men
•nd prominent aducators. and in the
•ltmentary school* by the teacher*.
The purposes of the observance, It 1*
explained, are to stress the importance
of a college edncatlon and to offer
suggeetlve methods whereby the pu
pils, aad their parent*, may plan ahead
with a college course definitely in
▼lew.-
Woman'* club* are being asked to
help in the movement, and the Rotary
clubs also are expected to take part,
while many churches have expressed
th*ir interest and indicated their do
lira to participate. Further, tho Unit
ed States Treaiury Department,
through the district War Loan Organ
isation, I* leading assistance, and th*
general plan, It Is announced, has re
ceived the heartiest approval of prac
tically every college president In the
•tat*.
Ml** Mary O, Shotwell, director of
the educational division of the War
Loan Organization of this district, re
cently discussed the project before the
convention of the Virginia Association
HEARTBURN
or heaviness after meals are
most annoying manifestations
of acid-dyspepsia.
RMfOIDS
pleasant to take, neutralize
acidity and help restore
normal digestion.
MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNK
MAKERS OP SCOTT'S EMULSION
of Women's Colleges and Schools. The
assooiatlon, fay resolution,- pledged its
"sincere and hearty co-operation in
carrying out all the plans." "
It is proposed by the Treasury De
partment that parents who desire to
send their sons and daughters to col
leges and that boys and girls who wish
to provide a college funcKfor them
selves—that they definitely plan tor
the future and make regular syste
matic saving a part of their plan. As
safe, productive Investment* for such
funds government such as
Treasury Savings Certificates and War
Savings Stamps, are suggested.
Observance of "Prepare for College
Day" will be fruitful of extensive, re
sults, it Is believed, and the stimulus
toward higher education Is expected
to be very valuable, particularly since
the statement has so frequently been
made recently and so authoritatively
that never before has the country bean
In more imperative need of men and
women of trained minds and broad vis
ion
OWES LIFE TO BAD SERVICE
t-
Englishman Willing to Die, but Re
fused to Walt for Starvation
to Do the Work.
Owen Wlster, the author, was talk
ing In Philadelphia about England's
disorganized train service.
"They told me a strange tale In Bir
mingham," he said. "It seems that a
young Birmingham broker was disap
pointed In love, and went out on the
railroad and laid his head on a rail,
Intending to end % It nil.
"The London express was due In
three minutes, and the broker closed
his eyes.
"He waited, very pale, eyes closed.
Now and then he gulped. The three
minutes seemed a long time passing
A long, long time?" The rail got very
uncomfortable. The broker twisted
and turned his neck a little. Finally
he looked at his watch. The train was
late—lo minutes late. With a sigh he
laid his head down oil the rail again.
"Well, to make a long story short,
the broker waited and waited for that
Infernal London express till—lf he
hadn't gone away at last for a bite to
eat —he'd surely have died of starva
tion."
Kindergarten In Smaller Towns.
Statistics Just compiled by'the kin
dergarten division of the bureau of
education show that approximately
21,085 children were enrolled In kin
dergartens In towns under 2,500 popu
lation during the year 101£, in charge
of 509 kindergarten teachers.
The banner states for kindergartens
In smaller places appear to be Michi
gan and Wisconsin, the former state
with 110 kindergarten teachers and
4,015 pupils, und the latter _state with
78 teachers and 2,900 children In at
tendance at kindergartens In smaller
towns. California has 57 kindergarten
tAchers and 2,037 pupils In cities un
der 2,500 population; lowa, 50 teach
ers and 1,750 children; New Jersey.
49 teachers and 1,912 pupils ; and Ne
braska, 02 teachers nnd 1,74(1 children.
The Nebraska figures Indicate a spe
cial effort to reach the smaller towns
with kindergarten facilities.
T H
ASPIRIN FOR COLtiS
-V 1
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin—say Bayer •
laaist oa "Bayer Tablet* of Aapirim'
la a "Bayer package," containing propel
diraetioas for Colds, Pain, HcadaclM,
Naatateia, Lumbago, and Rheumatism!
Nana "Hirer" means, genuine Aspirin
preaaribed br physiciana for nineteen
year*. Handy tin boxes of IS tablets
east lev cents. Aspirin is trade marie
et Bayer Manufacture «f Monoacetie
acidaster at Salicylieacid. »
Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of *
• - and has been made under his per
/7 t » ' Bonal supervision since Its Infancy.
{ -* uz f7X ow no one to y OU jn thia.
v All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children — Experience against 'Experiment.
■ What is CASTOR IA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind ColiC,and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the-Stomaclp and Bowels, aid*
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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In Bse For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
TMI CINTAUW OOMMMV. Wp> YOWK CITV.
A YOUNG WOMAN AT FIFTY
AN OLD WOMAN AT THIRTY
Women who use New Form of Liquid Iron to
build up and enrich the blood possess
real secret of Youth
The real difference between an old
woman of thirty and a young woman
of fifty is one of health and bodily
vigor. The secret of Youth is noth
ing more mysterious than this.
The blood is-perhaps the most im
portant factor in maintaining health
in women. You need no other evi
dence than to look around you among
the women of your acquaintance.
The sick and ailing and pale are
anaemic, listless and colorless—the
lack of rich red blood is plainly ap
parent in their appearance.
The woman whoso blood is healthy
and full of vitality always has red
cheeks, a good complexion and a body
that is supplq, active and tingling
with energy.
For Sale by All Good Druggists.
Burwell & Dunn and John M. Scott &Co., Charlotte, N. C.,
Distributors.
BREAK W BOND PRICES
IS NO CAUSE FOR WORRY
LAMK YIILD MADE POSSIBLI
TO ABTUTB mVBSTORS WHO
* SBIZE Bid OPPORTUNITY.
hTMtm who bought Liberty Bead*
Md Victory Notes at rMMt market
pricee were thus able to earn ■consid
erably more ku> the bond rate* of ku-
Icrtflt ob their meney, according tb
■lurat compiled by stook aud hand
krektn. Utrwor, income table# ro
m«r aomplated by the War Loan Or
ganisation of thie district ihew that
Ike bonds, iaaamuch as they are ex
»f( frees all elate sftJ local property
and tnoome tax (except eetate or In
heritance taxes) are equivalent In
their net yield to taxable itocke and
head* paying rate* ot Interest sub
staatialfy higher.
The property tax oa etocks aad
bonds la eemeUmes considerable.
Preta thess property taxee, state aad
etty, Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes,
mt course, are exempt. This means,
therefore, brokers point oat, that the
government eecurL.es yield a aat In
come equal to that of Usable stock*
and bonda pay tag much more.
The following figures ahow In the
erder named the issues of Liberty
Boada aad Victory Notes, their respee
tire periods to maturity, recoat mar
ket quotations aad the approximate
annual iatoraet based upon those
lUm aad conditional upon tha secu
fMeo be lag held to maturity.
Fleet I 14. 17 years; $»1.30; t.M
per oeat.
Pint 4. tn years; MS.IO; i per cent.
first 4 1-4, 17 years; M»»0 ii per
f9Bt
Second 4, ii 1-1 yaars; fii.it; l-U
**sJcMd 4 1-4, n 1-1 yaars;
• t per «ent.
Third 4 1-4. • 1-1 yaars; HO.O; 141
•ar «#t •
Fourth 4 1-4. It 14 yaars; *M.M;
147 per oeat.
Viotory 4 1-4, I years; •»#.«•; «.M
per oeat.
Viotory I S-4, I years; W JO; B.M
par uet
In comparlag the laconse froas Lib
orty Beads aad Victory Metae wMk
the net yie»4 of taxable stocka aad
Mads the usual taxes should be added
•a each at tha percentage yields given
•hare.
R rests with tha legislators, brerera
♦omt oat, to la or ease the taxes here
This thaa would mk« the laeame
yield sf aoa-taaabte government beads
luat that ma eh greater aad 'he bonds
wall therefore bo all the more vsV
■kla, bsahsas aad business man say,
M tiTOMiaat ssearttiea
Whatever, else may be charged
against him, po one can truth
fully charge Hi Johnson with
wearing gnm shoes in politics.^--
The most important thing the blood
needs to enrich it and enable it to
carry life and vigor to all parts of
the body is Iron.
And the most successful and reli
able method of putting this greates
sential into the blood is through the
use of a natural form of soluble iron,
known-as Acid Iron Mineral. Thou
sands of women have found health in
this way, and have been able to re
tain the attractiveness, of youth in
spite of the advancing years.
Acid Iron Mineral contains no alco
hol or injurious drugs—it will not
blacken the teeth, and druggists will
refund the purchase price if you are
not satisfied with the improvement
it brings.
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LIVES OF CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
This book, entitled as above,
contains over 200 memoirs of Min
isters in the Christian Church
with historical references. An
interesting volume— nicely print
ed and bound. Price per copy:
cloth, $2.00; gilt top, $2.60. By
mail 20c extra. Orders may be
sent to s ,
P. J. KKRNODLE,
1536-40 E. Broad St.,
Richmond, Va '
Orders mav be left at this offlne.
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CARDIIi
S The Woman's Tonic f
Sold Everywhere Z
The Chicago strike against
starched shirts and collars is
alright in its way, bat what the
country really needs is a strike
against starched religion.
Tke»price of lumber ia down
but the cost of Wood went up. )