TAY
ON THE
FAR
M
Is what every young
man who is adapted
or can adapt himself
to farm life should'
do. If you are anx
ious to become a
merchant, save up
your earnings, bring
them to town, invest
in the grocery busi
ness, lose what you
have worked hard to
save, then go back
to the farm wiser
and better prepared
to enjoy the luxuries
and freedom of farm
life.
But whether you
succeed or fail, you
must wear Clothes.
We sell the
ALL-WOOL ALL
RIGHT kind. Prices
reduced.
Chisholm,
Stroud,
Crawford
& Rees
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A new city directory of High Point
gives that place a population of 12,000.
Capt. B. G. Fry, of Gastonla, wti In
Greensboro the latter part of last week.
Mra. D. F. Causey went to Salisbury
a few days ago to visit ber brother, Mr.
W.H. Jenklna.
Farmers' Bone and Baueh's Bone
ran't be beat for use on all crops. Bee
Townsend & Co. 10-8t
Mr. C. D. Ben bow baa sold to Mr. J.
F. Stevens four and a half acres of land
lu South Greensboro.
Hovel Methods Adopted In Line of Relltf
: lens Effort.
was
W.
Bcautlfnl Home Wedding Celebrated Last
Wednesday Erenlnjr.
t m r n.hnm mtfor or urace i xne mamaKo o - "
Methodls't Protestant church, in behalf jr., and Miss Mary Paxton Merrimon
of the Ministers Association of Greens- last Wednesday evening, w
b.ro. has addressed a circular letter to event of wide Interest. Th e ceremony
the pastors, congregation, and mis- took place at the borne -of the bride .
slonary organlzatlooB of Greensboro in. parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Mern-
reference to the young people's mis- m0n, and was witnessed by a large
rr l U.ra M na nir f H Aflria Alld relatlVCS. 1 ftO
lonary movement. auochc j wuik-uj
i it. ntiretv: officiating minister was Rev. Dr. G. 1
The officers of the Young People's Detwiler, pastor of the -West Market
. i i Miumant rt lha TTn utrPt Methodist church. Miss Lizzie
States and Canada, have Inaugurated Merrlnaon, a sister of the bride,
v t a u.. nnmhaiid i..--in.l mntlBrn mr miiiionl I main nr nnuui nuu ux. --
from Miss Virginia Browa a farm of through what is called deputation ana gchencK was Desi mau.
m rriHi in Prlend.hln townshlD. rhihltion woik. and the deputation The ceremony was ionoweu ujr
t m, o.MnH. h.v. mnvH rommitiee is now negotiating with the wedding reception, aner wnicn ixr.
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ri..iaA.f A -! t inti nr ttila rlfvinianrl MM. J UKIlCo OUHfUCU iUO iJUXtLi-
iaiuilicia oviv.. - - -
viaw of having a deputation and exhl- bound train for a bridal trip to north
Lm pitipJ. UDon ' their return to
can be made. Greensboro, they will be at home with
"The deputation Is to be composed Mr. and G. S. Ferguson, Jr., on Church
of three persons, sent by the mission- street.
mn.amnt whn hv mifiafnnarvl Th hnde is a VOUDC woman of
oausey, ve lectures and various other means, many graces and is a social favorite in
stopped in ureensooro on ms return wlllmpart Bucn information as will Gieensboro. where she has spent her
from the state Sunday school conven- ffenePai in. LnHr lif- Mr. Justice is a son of
telllgent missionary interest. Judge M. H. Justice, of Rutherford ton,
"The exhibition will consist of a and has made his home in thld city for
movingpieture and stereopticon outfit several years, holding a responsible po
of sufficient variety for three programs, sitlon in the banking depirtment of
an exhibit of curios from foreign mis- the Southern Life & Trust Company.
slon fields and interesting material
representing home mission work, also
native costumes worn by local workers
If
their law offices from the 13 en bow
Arc id e to the McAdoo building.
Mr. W. M. Weatherly purchased the
bankrupt stock of Mr. J. Lj. Iticb,
plumber, sold at auction last week by
Mr. R. G. Glenn, the receiver.
Rev. K. A. Craven, of
in Greensboro on bis return
lion In Burlington and visited his son,
Mr. E. F. Craven.
Don't waste your time and money
on cheap fertilizers or you will surely
fall. The best farmers are buying the
old tried and reliable brands like far
mere' Bone. Quaker Mixture and
Baugh's Bone and Potash. Bee Town
send & Co. last
Rev. J. C. Hhlve. wno recently was
Mr. W. O. Doggett, of Brown Sum
mit, whose building on Boutn n.im
V I. . 91 XI 1. A.
In charge of booths representing the sireei was oaaiy aamaseu uy utc
several countries, and an exhibit of January, nas speni a consmeraDie um
called to the pastorate of Alamance and missionary literature of all kinds pub- in repairing the damage and enlarging
Can neither bo measured nor over-estlfnated.
It Is praotioally a present-day necessity, its
ovldenoe or absence In your business trans
actions Joeing? almost Invariably accepted by
men as the rule for measuring your business
Disposition and Importance. Avail yourself of
the facilities at your disposal In this bank and
open a checking account today;
E. P. WHARTON, President.
LA
E. L. SIDES, Cashier.
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SICK
ROOM
SUPPLIES
If there is sick
ness in the family,
it comes sooner or
later in every
home, come and
talk over with us
about supplies
which will make
the sufferer more
comfortable and
aid in recovery.
Our store is head
quarters for sick
room necessities,
also luxuries.
Prices never too
high.
FARISS-KLUTZ
DRUG GO.
The Day and Might Pharmacy
Telephones 36 and 44
Bethel Presbyterian churches, has de
clined the call, much to the regret of
the two congregations. It was believed
that be would accept the call.
The Coney Island Carnival Company
will be In Ureensboro next week.show
Ine under the auspices of the fire de
partment. The carnival will be held
on the vacant lot In the rear of the city
hall and will open Monday.
The congregation of Walker Avenue
Presbyterian church has purchased the
Rich property, on the corner of Men-
deuhall and Carr streets. The family
of the pastor. Rev. R. Murphy Wil
liams, moved into the manse a few
dys ago.
The corner-stone of the Mslver
Memorial building, at the State Nor
mal and Industrial College, will be
laid duriug commencement week.
The exerciees will be under the direc
tion of the Morth Carolina Grand
Ledge of Masons.
Mrs. Klizabeth L.oflla, aged 64 years,
died of dropsy at her home at Groo rue-
town on Tuesday, the 7th, and was
buried Wednesday afternoon at Red
Hill, the services being conducted by
Rev. J. A Bewles. Bhe Is survived by
ber husband and several children.
Dr. Stephen B. Weeks delivered a
highly interesting lecture at the Car
negie library Friday night on "Racial
Element In North Carolina," with
special reference to the Qaskers and
Huguenots. The lecture was given
under the auspices of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Mayor Brandt has Instructed the
members of the police force to make a
crusade against all disreputable women
In the city, and as a result, it is ex
pected that every house of ill fame In
Greensboro will be closed
Ilcatlons of the leading mission boards,
mission libraries, curio boxes, maps,
stereoscopes, pictures, lantern slides
and educational and decorative mate
rial In large variety.
'Admission to the exhibition will be
by tickets Bold at low rates to be
given definitely later and the exhibi
tion will last four days. Representa
tives of various denominational mis
sionary boards will be expected to at
tend this exhibition and the surround
ing country and adjacent towna and
cities will be greatly interested In this
great movement, of which Greensboro
is now to be made the local center.
"The sympathetic, prayerful and
active cooperation of all our churches,
Bunday schools and vaiious missionary
organizations is earnestly solicited by
the Ministers' Association of Greens
booro, that we may fully appreciate
and Improve the opportunity soon to
be given this city. To have lectures of
the best kind and exhibitions of the
most pleasing and instructive charac
ter upon the most interesting subject
In the world, and at rates easy to all
persons, Is indeed a rare treat, of which
we should show ourselves proud."
and improving the structure. A third
story has been added to the part oc
cupied by the Benefield Furniture
Company and the portion occupied by
the Palace of Sweets and the. Greens
boro Novelty Btore has been greatly
Improved In appearance. The work la
about finished and the building pre
sents an attractive appearance.
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Thursday night twenty candidates
were initiated in-the Paisley encamp
ment of Odd Fellows in this city. The
degree work was performed by a team
from Durham, consisting of G. W.
Bryant, C. L. Byrd, W. C. Lindsey,
W. B. Bagwell, W. R. Murray, Jr., W.
H. Overton, A. C. Melvin, J. M. Law
bacher, W. F. Stephens, F. L. Clark
and A. J. Lee.
BAUK OFFICERS ELECTED.
A night Alarm.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the metallic cough of croup bringing
dread to the household. Careful moth
ers keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house and 'give it at the first sign of
danger. Foley's Honey aud Tar has
saved many little lives and it is the
only safe preparation for children as it
contains no harmful drugs. All drug
gists. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATRIOT.
There are no better goods
made than the old
reliable
QUAKER MIXTURE
For Oats, Corn, Potatoes
and all field crops.
SpLD BY
C. C. TOWNSEND & CO,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
to
Commercial and Savings Freparlo?
Merge to National Bank.
The stockholders of the Greensboro
Commercial and Savings bank, which
will be converted into the Commercial
National bank ta a few weeks, held a
meeting last Wednesday afternoon and
elected the following directors: E. H.
Coapman, W. B. Clary, O. Ij. Sapp, C.
S. Lake, Howard Uarduer, Jos. J.
Stone, F. C.Boyles, W.J. Meadows.
Ernest Clapp, J. W. Jones, K. M. Arm-
The police field, . J. Stafford, R. E. Tobln, E.
ofllcers havelnstructlons to arrest every Stern berger, W. P. Knight, L. A. Hen-
CONYERS1
New Drug Store
. 350 South Elm St.
FULL LINE OF STANDARD
PATENT MEDICINES, .
TOILET ARTICLES,
STATIONERY, &o &o.
lewd woman In their jurisdiction.
Mr. E. M. Armfield, of High Point,
well-known banker and manufac
turer, was In Ureensboro a few days
ago aod talked noperully of the bus!
nets outlcok. He y the furniture
manufacturer, who have passed
through a erlod of great depression,
are experiencing a business revival.
During the month of March the
Greensboro police department Issued
106 warrants. Oolyoueof these was
for a charge of drunk and down, but
thirteen were Issued against persons
charged with retailing. The remain
ing cases were for assaults and aflrays
and for violations of various city ordi
nances.
The uniforms for the Greensboro
baseball team have been received.
Each player has two suits, one for use
on the home grounds and the other
when playing on out-of-town dia
monds. The home suit is out of white,
with cardinal stripes, while the colors
for outside u?e are gray, with black
trimmings and stockings.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Myra
Albright, Mrs. Janle Foushee, Miss
llo Few and Miss Nan Wood, assisted
by James ilrown, pianist, and F. E.
Dufly, baritoue, gave a concert Thurs
day night at Thonuasville in behair cf
the building fund of the Methodist
church there. Prof. R. Bllnn Owen
accompanied them and directed the
concert.
The Jnmpln Olf Flace.
"Consumption had me In its grasp;
and I had almost reached the jumping
ofl place when I was advised to try Br.
King's New Discovery; and I want to
say right now, it saved my life.' Im
provement began with the first bottle,
and after taking one dozen bottles I
waaa well and happy man again,"
says George Moore, of Grlmesland,
N. C. As a remedy for coughs and
colds and healex of weak, .tore langa
and for preventing pneumonia New
discovery Is supreme. 60c and 11.00 by
luiuuu, xiimi uoiue tree.
ley, James Bangle, F. B. Kicks, D. R.
Hufilnes, It. G. Campbell, J. Q. Barker,
of Andrews; It. E. Osborne, of Waynes-
ville; C. H. Hobba, of Asheville; Paul
Chatham, of Charlotte; C. M. Hicker
son. After the stockholders' meeting there
was a meeting of the directors, who
elected ofllcers as follows: F. B. Kicks,
president; E. J. Btaflord and C. M.
Ulckerson, vice-presidents; F. C.
Boyles, cashier; 1. F. Peebles, assistant
cashier.
Mr. Hickercon, the new vice-president,
comes to Greensboro from Ashe
ville, wbere he was engaged iu the'
banking business.
The Commercial National bank will
hive a capital of 1200,000.
Prescriptions Accurately
Compounded
You all know me.
Z. V. CONYERS
Oan You " .Afford to
Suffer
uriif
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II hi w
0'
Longer
f
When there is certain relief within your Teach?
Read the following letter:
OFFICE OF HOGSED HARDWARE CO.
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, ETC.
Toccoa, Ga.f Nov. i, 1907.
Mr. Peter P. Yates, Greensboro, N. C.,,
Dear Sir: Answering your Inquiry regarding the condition of my
wife, will eay she had been confined to her bed for about- six weeks
when you sent ber one of your Rheumatic Bands. I never saw a per
son suffer more than she did. I was using every remedy we could, with
the doctor attending her two or three times a day, and. she was not im
proving at all. Bhe put on your Band and began to improve right
away, and in three weeks she was well. When she put on high shoes
she removed the Band, and had a slight return of rheumatism, but put
the Band on again, and in two or three days was entirely well again. I
would not have my wife back in the condition she was in when you
cured her for all I am worth.
Your friend,
D. E. HOGSED.
Why don't you profit by the experience of others?
Your family doctor Is all right, and will do all he oan
for you, but he oannot cure that rheumatism.
1 have cured hundreds of hopeless oases with my
wonderful Band, dozens of them right here In Greens
boro, and In Guilford. county.
, Write today for full information and terms.
GREENSBORO
N. C.
Dr. R B. Williams and Mr. John R.
Robinson nave opened a modern and
up-to-date sanitarium in this city for
the treatment of patients addicted to
drugs, alcohol and neuristhania. Dr.
Williams has given more than 12 years
to this special line of woik, and his pa-
tients throughout North Carolina and
elsewhere are his living witnesses. Mr.
llooinson, as manager, is especially
fitted for his part by experience. Dr.
Williams says the institution is to be
conducted on strictly ethical lines, the
management trusting to honorvand
character for success. '
The languid, lifeless feeline that
comes with spring and early summer.
can be quickly changed to a feeling of
oouyancy ana energy Dy tne judicious
U9e of Dr. Snoop's Restorative.
The Restorative is a genuine tonic to !
Urea, rundown nerves, and but a few
doses is needed to satisfy the user that
Dr. Snoop's Restorative is actually
reachiog that tired spot. The indoor
lire or winter nearly always leads to
sluggish bowels, and to sluggish circu
lation in general. The customary lack
of exercise and outdoor air ties un the
liver, stagnates the kidneys, and oft-
iimes weasens me Heart's action. . Use
Dr. Snoop's Restorative a few weeks
and alt will be changed. A few days j
teat will tell you that yon are using the !
ngni remeay. will easily and
surely note the -change from dav to
day. - Sold by Galloway Drug Co.
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