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JCHLT 29, 1915. PAGE 6.
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soim Effort to in-
duce People to
VJear Lighter
Clothing
We have cut our
Handsome Line of
Mohairs 25 per
cent. These suits
range in price from
$10.00 to $18 00.
They will give you
two to three sea
son's good wear
with ordinary care.
They are good val
ues at the reduc
tion. $6.50 Boyden Oxfords re
duced to $5.00.
$6.50 Boyden Oxfords
in Enid and Perfecto
lasts reduced to $3 50.
$1 Regal Shirts always
o BARGAIN at $1.
Savoy Shirts $1.50.
Boyden Oxfords $5.00
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Drooks, Sapp & Williams
Attomeys-At-Law
GREENSBORO, N. O.
OSm in Dixie Insurance Building
DR. J. W.TAYLOR,
Fitting Glasses a Specialty.
examinations Without "Drops'
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L. FENTRESS
ATTORNEY-AT-UAW
OCfiota with A. Wayland
Fisher BnlUUnff
Oreens&or, N. G.
Notary PabUe.
ELHER EL LULL, M. D. C.
VETERINARY SURGEON
JX Coble & Starr's Stables, 533 South
Sim Street. Greensboro. N. C.
6ftto Phone 678, Residence Phone 1602
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CITY ENACTS NEW
' f TRAJETTIC ORDINANCE.
The city commissioners Monday
I alternooenacjpd a new traffic or
dnance, -Which goes into eneci Aug
ust 16. Between the hours of 8 A.
M. and 8 P. M., Sundays excepted, no
automobiles or other vehicles may he
left standing on South Elm street for
a longer period than 15 minutes, it
heing required for the owner or driv
er of a car to removeMt a distance of
more than 100 feet at the expiration
of this time to evade the ruling of the
section. Practically every conceiv
able manner in which a blockade
could occur on the main business
street of the city has been provided
for in the ordinance, from stating the
right of way allowed cars bound in
one direction to the suppression of
unnecessary noises. The ordinance
is as follows:
"Section 1 That between the
hours of 8 A. M. and 8 P. M., except
on Sundays, no vehicle shall stand
anywhere on South Elir. street be
tween court square and the tracks
of the Southern Railway Company
for a longer period of time than 15
minutes; and a vehicle shall be con
sidered as left standing within the
meaning of this section unless it be
moved a greater distance than 100
:eet; provided, however, this section
shall not apply to, alter or repeal,
the provisions of section 458 of the
code of the city of Greensboro.
"Scetion 2 That between cowt
square and the tracks of the South
ern Railway Company on South Elm
street, all vehicles going in a north
erly or southernly direction on the
right hand side of said street as
they are proceeeding, shall have the
right of way over all vehicles going
in an easterly or westerly direction.
"Section 3 Between court squaie
and the tracks of the Southern Rcil-
way on South Elm 3treet a vehicle
shall back up to the curb only long
enough to be loaded or unloaded.
"Section 4 A vehicle turning into
another street to the rteht shall turn
the corner as near right hand curb
as practicable.
"Section 5 A vehicle turning into
another street to the left shall turn
around the intersection of the two
streets.
section b Amouiances and ve
hicles of the United States mail and
the police and fire departments shall
have the right of way at all tiroes in
any street or through any proces
sion. "Section 7 Horses hitched to a
vehicle backed up to the curb on any
of the streets of the citv shall ho
turned to the right. The shafts of
unhitched vehicles backed up to the
curb shall be turned to the right.
"Section 8 No person in control
of a vehicle shall back same without
ample warning having been give"
and while backing, unceasing vio
lence must be, exercised not to in
jure those in the rear.
"Section 9 Between court square
and the tracks of the Southern Rail
way Company, on South Elm street
no automobile shall be turned, ex
cept at street intersections.
"Section 10 A vehie'e shall not
back to make a turn if it obstructs
traffic, but shall go around the block
or to a street wide or free enough
for the purpose.
"Section 11 No person shall
drive, conduct or load a vehicle in
such manner as 'may be likely to
cause a blockade, accident, break
down, or injury to man, beast or
property.
"Section 12 ?Jo person shall load
a vehicle with iron or other material
that may strike together and produce
a great noise, without properly
'deafening' it so that it shall cause
no unnecessary noise.
"Section 13 That section 227 of
the code of the city of Greensboro
be and the same is hereby amended
by adding after the word 'automo
bile' wherever it occurs in said sec
tion, the words 'motorcycles or other
motor vehicles.'
Section 14 That section 4 50 of
the code of the city of Greensboro.
be and the same is hereby amended
by inserting between the word 'car
riage' and the word 'to' in line two
thereof, the words 'automobile or
other vehicle.'
"Section 15 That section 451 of
the code of the city of Greensboro
be and the same is hereby amended
by inserting between the word 'car
riage' and the word 'to' in line two
thereof, the words 'automobile or
other vehicle.'
"Section 16 A signal shall be
given by all vehicles to those behind
when slowing up or stopping, by rais
ing the whip or hand horizontally,
when physically possible.
"Section 17 A visible or audible
sign shall be given by all vehicles
when turning while in motion, or
starting to turn from a standstill,
indicating tne airection in which the
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"Section 18 That if any person dy.'
shall throw, drop, plac or deposit5" "How do you spell Schenectady V
on any street, sidewalk, public alley, asked the stenographer. '
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BUT erl&SS. hrnlron clasa : vTasanm fa.
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glassbottles, tacks or other article
J .!!. 4 v A-luiZ'l'L " itHfsiDriSK.irRATUht.J) TREACHER
oVr, or to horses or blasts orpim
deft or W atpmowie. jehicief ,
and shall fail to forthwith remove
the. same and place, it in ome jecep
tacle or other fftafcer where no danV
age or injury rU su)t;itherefrpTn.
such person so offending 'shall be
subject to a penalty tof 1$ r::
"Section 19 That na vehicle shall
emerge from an alleyT fit'abTe, garage
or other area or building abutting
on a sidewalk without giving ample
warning.
"Section 20 The word 'vehicle' as
used in this ordinance Or in the code
of the city of Greensboro or amend
ments thereof, or supplemental there
to, includes automobiles, motor ve
hicles, equestrian carriages, buggios,
wagons, and everything on which or
runners, except street cars and baby
carriages; and the word 'horse' in
cludes all animals used as beasts of
burden.
"Section 21 That any person vio
lating any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be subject to a pen
alty of $10 for each and every of
fense. "Section 22 This ordinance shall
take effect 20 days after its passage
as provided by the charter of the city
of Greensboro."'
It will be noticed that the ordi
nance contains sections that have been
enforced in other cities for a number
of years, but that fact is not going to
prevent the ordinance from being
rigidly enforced. As soon as the 20
days expire, on August 16, to be ex
act, the police officers will receive in
structions to nab every person who
fails to observe each and every sec
tion of the traffic ordinance.
NO EXCUSE FOR ANY ONE
CONTRACTING MALARIA
This is "malaria season," but ma
laria is going out of style. No one
ever has malaria these days unless
he is behind the times, doesn't. know
how to avoid it or is too indolent
to escape it. Time was when we con
tracted malaria, or "chills and fever"
as it was called, about as regularly
as summer or fall came around. Not
so now. Now we know that by tak
ing five grains of quinine daily from
the first of May until frost we are
ibout 99 44-100 per cent proof
xgainst malaria, and by increasing
the daily dosag3 To 7 1-2 grains we
can make it 100 per cent.
Furthermore, many of our people
ire resenting th-3 nightly raids cf
hese malaria seppelins and are
screening their houses throughout
.Vith more an ! better fanning, Ave
- re gradually cleyrin out and drain
ing our sw-iri::5 and low place? and
.re therebv de-itroying the naval
bases of tr3 little zepr-t'lins.
Half cured malaria is worse than
i: half tru' i. The only thing to do
with a case of malaria is to cure it
thoroughly and then stay cured.
Many doctors in treating malaria
give 30 grains of quinine for the first
three days, then 20 grains for a week
and taper off to about five grains a
day, which is to be continued until
frost. The faint-hearted follow di
rections only for a day or two or un
til their chills are broken, and then
quite in the shade. The real story
75 to 90 per cent par value physical
ly for months and years. Why run
on a flat tire? Why endanger othprs
to your own infection? Get thor
oughly cured; then stay cured.
New Brand of Liquor on the Market.
The blind tigers in some towns in
the eastern part of the state are deal
ing out a new "pizen" as a substitute
for corn liquor that seems to have all
other concoctions backed off the
boards. It is called "rip gizzard"
and is highly intoxicating. It is said
to have the farfamed "licker" which
mc.kes a jack-rabbit spit in a bulldog's
eye looking like a dose of soothing
syrup. The recipe calls for a peck of
meal, 10 pounds of sugar and two
or three pounds of dried apples. Five
gallons of water are added, and the
conconction is set back of the stove
or in the sun to ferment. In a few
days it has worked, and is then
drawn off ready for the consumer.
Negroes are making great quanities
of "rip gizzard1' and one of them,
regarded at an expert, offers the fol-
lowing method: One gallon of mpal
to . vo gallons of water. Put on the"
stove and boil. As soon as the mix
ture boils, add two pounds of sugar.
Pour into a stone crock and let stand
a week, by which time it will fer
ment. Add two pounds of sugar and
strain off. This, recipe doesn't re
quire apples. Other makers use
dried peaches instead of apples, and
others use molasses.
Simplicity.
A Chicago banker was dictating a
letter to his steenographer
, "Tell Mr. Soandso," he ordered
1 "that I will meet him in Schenecta-
' oc vr er er. Tell htm I'll
mo tifvri in ilttm i .
xaiiivilie- ATR-
lanche.
ten-year-oldl ' preacher- is ;re-
r4.
atifce duite a stir in Hedersonylllej
IHia name Is Charles Turner, a son of
Rey.pj. M, Tumer.vof OrlandoPla. JJ
Fourteen confessions are reported at
p.ne :meetin;
The largest congregation ever
known in" the Firsts Baptist church
Of Hendersonvllle and probably the
Iargestgathering 'to Hea? "a "preacher
or speaker since W. J. Bryan visited
Hendersonvllle two years ago, pack
ed the church building Sunday night
until all standing room was occupied
in an effort to see and hear the mar
velous preacher, who treated t h
hearers to the story of the rich man
and Lazarus. The seven-year-old boy
showed a,wonderful familiarVty with
the Bible and its teachings-' and ,b!s
every-day illustrations would lead
one to think that he is much older
in his experiences. While delivering
his sermon he was perfectly con
tained and showed originality.
"When I was small," the seven-year-older
in his knee trousers started to
illustrate with a personal experience,
but he had to pause at the ripple Of
laughter and then asked, "What are
you laughing about?" His father ex
plained: "You are little now." "But
I used to be smaller," he continued
with his message exhorting his hear
ers to accept Christ without delay.
In relating the story of the boy's
conversion and his life, Rev. Mr.
Turner said that while he was hold
ing an evangelistic service his son
at four years -old was converted and
baptized and announced that he was
called to preach and immediately be
gan, his first sermon being on "God
is Love," when he didn't know -a let
ter in the alphabet. He entered
school and in 10 months made six
grades. For about three months he
has missed preaching one sermon a
day for only 10 days and on many
days he has preached as high as four
sermons and as many as two on every
Sunday. He is ordained. Two thou
sand of his converts have been bap
tized. An Easy, Pleasant Laxative.
One or two Dr. King's New Life
Pills with a tumbler of water at
night. No bad, nauseating taste;
no belching gas. Go right to bed.
Wake up in the morning, enjoy a
free, easy bowel movement, and feel
fine all day. Dr. King s New Life
Pills are sold by all druggists, 36 in
an original package, for 25 cents.
Get a bottle today enjoy this easy,
pleasant laxative. adv.
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itpifiP eonPAuiiD.
J $f b 'jhfefl m Ajwld take in,
Dooit neglect your scaip. n-u uceas a good hair tonic
gt it. ..: .. ...
- Dike's ; 'Quinine and Sane Compound will chase
dandruff. No case -of dandruff is top difficult
for Dike's (Quinine ond iSage.
Oi?85SS!ff? M4;;gegd;for the hair, toning h
up
and driving away ui ovuip
50 cents for
GCPYERS & SYfCES, Druggists
;mmM6me of "Sy-Co"
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headquarters in Ashe
HPV fing a unique and inter-
estitk j'opment of 400 acres it
owe!,., itincombe county.
ThV, elopers are now cutting the
timbetffrom the tract, and it is hoped
that it" will be finished, by this fall.
The money realized from the sales of
timber will be immediately used for
developments of the property. It is
located within four miles of Ashe
ville's public square, and within a
half-hour's walk of one car line and
20 minutes of another.
When the timber has been cleared
from the land it will be cut into
tracts of five to fifteen acres each.
Modern improvements will be placed
within easy reach of the purchasers.
Then each tract or "farm" will be
planted in apple, peach and cherry
trees. The land has been so laid
out that all the houses may be built
on a ridge, which borders the prop
erty in horseshoe shape. This will
-leave room in the center of the afea
for a small artificial lake to be con
structed. x
A' Oough Remedy That Believes.
It's prepared from the healing
TPine Balsam, Tar and Honey all
mixed in a pleasant, soothing Cough
Syrup called Dr. Bell'; Pine-Tar-Honey.
Thousands have benefited
by its use no need of your enduring
that annoying cough or risking a
dangerous cold. Go to your dealer,
ask for a 25 cent original bottle Dr.
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey, start using at
once and get rid of your cough and
cold. adv.
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Paint Your Own
Carriage
You can do it yourself and at little expense. It's easy
to give it a beautiful, hard, brilliant, varnish-gloss
finish in black or rich appropriate colors.
ACME QUALITY
Carriage and Automobile Paint (Neal's)
is made especially to give to buggies, carriages, auto
mobiles and vehicles of all kinds, a tough, durable, glossy
finish that will look well and wear well. An ideal finish
for settees, flower stands, porch furni
ture, garden tools and all surfaces that
must withstand exposure and hard
usage. Ready to brush on and thd
label tells how.
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a large bottle.
the Better Ice Cream.
2,785 Acres
Tea, we actually own and control
two thousand, seven hundred and
irhty-five acres of land in GuiLfora
county. This land is all for sale, and
in any sized tracts wanted and on
any reasonable terms. The prices
range from $18.00 to $100.00 per
acre. Doubtless we could close our
office and hold this land five yean
and make more money than to sell
It now. But we are in the real es
tate business and prefer to keep
troytns a.nd selling. So if you want
a farm a good farm and at tae
right price, see ui.
Brown Real Estate Co.
rtsScr Dnflding North Elm gtreet
Work
Monuments, Mausoleums
and Headstones furnished b
first-class style and reason
able prices. Seventeen years
actual experience. Artistic
lettering and carving guaran
teed. F. E. TIPTON,
nnwno. VaWIi 171m .nil da cn. C.
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Try Coble's Croup and Pneumo
nia Remedy for all cold trouble.
It's liquid; you rub it on. if it fail
to relieve instantly, yuu get your
money back. adr.
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