..Coat iijiat
is the king of rain coat
to buy.
Our rubberized cement
ed seam rdin coats tui n
the water and unless a
coat turns the water it
has no right to the name
rain coat. These coats
are light in weight, dur
able in service and good
lookers on a rainy day,
$5.00, $8.00 and $10.00.
$1.00 Regal Shirts, al
ways a bargain at $1.00.
Savoy Shirts $1.50,
Boyden shoes $6 50.
Crawford
& Rees
300 South Elm St.
POULTRY
TONIC
for
Molting
builds up their tired-out, runT
oown organs and makes feather
growing easy.
There is no cayenne pepper or
any other harmful ingredient in
Confcey's Poultry Tonic; it is
lust pood medi
cines that help
'nature do its
work.
Get a Pallor PacTc
age and see for
yoursetf. Money
back if you are
cot satisfied.
Your name here.
GARDNER
Opposite Postoffice
GREENSBORO, N. C.
4.. fiOOOKB. O. L. SAPP
S. CLiAr WILLJAMfl
Orooko, Sapp & Williams
Attorney a-A t-Law
GREENSBORO, N. O.
WS&x in Dixie Insurance Building
Jr. Daniel Dees Dr. Ralph Dees
Dr. Rigdon Dees.
DOCTORS DEES
General Surgery and Diseases of
Women.
McAdoo Office Building Next to
Postoffice.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Attorncy-at-Law
OlO BANNER BUILDING,
DR. H. KEMP; FOSTER
DENTIST
Office Over Greensboro National
Bank.
Greensboro, N. O.
Telephone 1013.
CHARLES A HINES
ATT OH N E Y- AT- LAW
Office n V right Building.
Sba fit.
Opoiu Court Hta
I I If THff OCCOMIUEY CO fl I
1 1 ft
HOWARD
BESf YETf-SOMB OF
ti rontmi naronna lair iu
fair
be
held here next week will be the big
gest and best fair in the state this
year. This is the positive statement
of Garland Daniel, chief mogul of
the fair, and he is supposed to know
11 Wi JVM.M -w -
irwhat he is talking, about. .."We axe
going to give the public an exposition
worth while," said Mr. Daniel in
speaking of the fair and its pros
pects. "Every department has been,
looked after in every detail, and
pvprv denartment is full. This year's
d commer-
aericultural. industrial an
ol ovhihitq and disDlavs Will be
thavor hnfnre. Maenificent
fireworks will be displayed Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday.
"The farmers are taking great in
terest in our fair this year, especial
ly members of the various clubs.
These we are desirous of encourag
ing. Whilo our fair is run with a
view to entertaining, at the same
time we endeavor to aid in the edu
cational and industrial development
of our county and state. You can
not afford to miss this fair, as we
will have lots of free attractions.
"The horse racing this -year will
be up to the minute. The new fea
ture of giving motorcycle racing wi
he very interesting, as this will be in
20-mile dashes, and we are in hopes
of having from 20 to 30 contestants.
We want every one to patronize our
fair. Every year the manager
strives to make the Central Carolina
fair bigger, broader and better. It
takes more money to do this, but we
are anxious to make it the best in
the state.
"The Southern Railway has given
special rates on all their lines and
have made arrangements to run a
special train into the grounds each
day of the fair.
"The great war spectacle, the bat
tle of Tripoli, followed by goregous
fireworks, will be given. They will
constitute the most significant il
lumination ever seen at the Central
Carolina fair. More than an hour
will be required to put on this gor
geous pyrotechnic show. The battle
at the time was considered one of
the world's greatest. The Turks,
having held the fort for many years,
were ousted by the Italians.
"Tripoli, capital of the Turkish re
gency of the same name in northern
Africa, on a promontory stretching
out into the Mediterranean, forms a
small crescent-shaped bay, which
shelters the harbor from the west
winds. A line of small ancient forts
protects one side of the harbor and
the citadel the other. In the 16th
century the Tripoli pirates became
the terror of seamen of the Mediter
ranean. Half the states of Europe
seemed at one time or other to have
sent their fleets to this harbor.
Later a misunderstanding be
tween Turkey and Italy came about,
and Italy succeeded in taking the
strong fort of Tripoli, which gave to
the Turks great protection. After
Italy had succeeded in taking this
fort an agreement was easily reached
betwen the two nations. This fort
and its surroundings will be given in
fireworks, use being made of 300
feet of scenery, which represents the
water and a fort of 30 to 40 feet
high. This fort is attacked by the
Italian vessels, and after a tierce bat
tle it surrenders. After the surren
der will occur srieanti firAwrtrto
consisting of shells, set pieces and
noted men, golden blossoms, diamond
stars, sparking caprice and the flow
ering aloe showing the leaf, the bud
and the bloom, will make a beautiful
spectacle. Rainbow wheels will be
shown, as will silver glory and the
Niagara falls.
This magnificent show will be put
on three nights of the fair Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday. The
Southern Railway, which has install
ed 1,000 feet of trackaee in rmr
grounds, will operate special trains
both day and night."
Killed by Automobile.
Mrs. Laura Stewart, aged 61 years,
died at her home in Winston-Salem
Monday afternoon from injuries sus
tained Sunday afternoon, when she
was struck by an automobile. Mrs.
Stewart had left her home and was
waiting for a street car when she was
run down by the automobile. The
funeral took place at Pilot Mountain
Tuesday.
Thirty-Six For 25 Cents.
Dr. King's New Life Pills are now
supplied in well-corked glass bottles,
containing 3 b sugar coated white
pills, for 25 cents. One pill with a
glass of water before retiring is an
average dose. Easy and pleasant to
take. Effective and positive in re
sults. Cheap and economical to lis
Get a bottle today, -take a dose to
night your constipation will be re
lieved in the morning. 36 for 25
cents, at all rdugsigts. . . adv.
Read our special October subscrip-
1 tion of CT on third page.
The qttfcry wmcmwiu. De uvtM-g
bership WthJli&Jschooi uepn
Union -df Nofth Carollil is "KBr
solved, that the United States should
adopt the policy,of greatly enlarging
the navy." A bulletin of sixty or
seventy pages containing outlines
a,nd arguments on ..both sides of this
4uer and references to sources
f ram Jcfc
secured will be sent tree of charge to
all schools which are mentners of the
union. This bulletin wttl reach the
schools not later than November 15.
Every secondary and high school
in the state is invited to become a
member of the union and participate
in the contest of 1916.
Every school
that enters will, as in the paBt,
be
grouped with two ethers for a trian
gular debate, each school putting out
two teams, one on the affirmative
and the other on the negative. The
schools winning both debates will
be entitled to send-their teams to
the University to compel for -the
state championship and th: Ay cock
memorial cup. The .triangular de
bates will be held throughout the state
the latter part of March and the finat
contest at the University early in
April. The exact dates for these
contests will be decided upon later.
Since its inauguration three years
ago by the literary societies and the
bureau of extension of the Univer
sity, the High School Debating
Union has met with splendid suc
cess. Three comprehensive state
wide debates have beeti held and
schools and communities alike hfave
been benefited by them. Last spring
the state-wide contest was partici
pated in by 250 schools and 1,000
student debaters, and it is a safe esti
mate that fully 50,000 people from
first to last heard the discussions
over the state on the question of sub
sidies for the merchant marine. The
committee hopes that this year every
school of secondary nature in the
state will enroll in the union for the
discussion of the enlargement of the
United States navy. E. R. Rankin,
secretary of the union at Chapel Hill,
will be glad to hear from you as to
your school and the debates.
Winner of Aycock memorial cup,
1913 Pleasant Garden high school.
Winner of Aycock memorial cup,
1914 Winston-Salem high school.
Winner of Aycock memorial cup,
1915 Wilson high school.
The Value of Trap Frienlhip.
To have a true friend is toe rich,
no matter how poor we may be.
Friendship's exercise in tlse home
sweetens every association and its
cultivation among kindred spirits is
a privilege imposed upon us by the
necessities of our nature as well as
by a correct forecast of -vhat lies be
fore us in the journey when the gold
en bowl of youth is broken and we
come to the days of loiely waiting.
No memory thar comforts and iheers
in later life is so sweet as the mem
ory of cherished friends who walked
with us in the halcyon lays of youth.
To be without tl.ese Memories is to
confess to a life largely wasted or
else spent in some supremely selfish
pursuit. The posses3ior; of many
friends is possible, but rarely accom-
plishe.l. Life at best is short and full
of labor. Few people are so rich in
leisure cr m afTertion that they can
go about drawing men and women to
them with hooks of stee. Nor is such
a course either wise or profitable. In
friendship there will be a constant
winnowing process by hch the
wheat and chaff are separated. In the
first bouyant years of life, when
merely to live is joy, the forming of
friendly ties is an easy pastime. We
swear eternal allegiance and with
high hopes and cheerful words set
out upon the journey hand and hand.
One by one the ties are broken and
we discover that to be and have real
friends means something more than
words of mutual praise and aims that
seems to run along in the same chan
nel. Pittsburgh Gazette Times.
Will Not Convene Senate.
r-resiaenr vvnson practically has
decided not to call a special session
of the senate before the meeting of
Congress in regular session. Al
though he is desirous of having the
senate's rules amended so as to give
the majority power to limit debate,
he is understood to have become con
vinced that it is better not to call the
senate together at this time.
Constipation Curea Overnlgiit.
a sman aose or o-Do-Lax to
night and you enjoy a full, free easy
bowel movement, in the morning. No
griping, for Po-Do-Lax is Podophylin
(May Apple) without the gripe. Po
do-Lax corrects the cause of consti
pation by arousing the liver, increase
mg the flow of bile. Bile is nature's
antiseptic in the bowels. With proper
amount of bile, digestion in bowels
is perfect. No gas, no fermentation,
riof constipation, fcoii't be, sick, ner
vous, irritable. Get a bottle of Por
Do-Lax .frdm your drueeist now and
jvuav juu vuusupauon overmgnt.
kI' WtWt? it requested to 'jwrinr
Uttt following eoncprnms vp1
babies contest 'lue vcuvi r"T
liifa fair net xfiek: , J? .-V
"The- fetter babies contest will be
one of the features of the fair thif
yetir, as it was last year. .The age
lfmif in. frhhi one to- four years, and
the hours of examination will be
from lO juntil 3 W&xxxui cxne-air
offers $125 in cash prizes. . .....I
"Dr. W. M. Jones and Dr. J. T. J.
Battle will examine all f babies, and
the information gained by the moth
er regarding her baby will be well
worth while. Give the baby a fair
start in life by finding out its de
fects and curing them. See just how
your baby compares with other
babies.
"You can enter your baby by send
ing a postal to Dr. W. M. Jones,
Greensboro,' giving the age of the
baby and stating what day you will
visit the fair. This is not absolute
ly necessary, but it gives us an idea
as to the number of nurses to secure
each day. The rooms will be heated
and a physician or nurse will exam
ine each baby for contagious diseases.
"Call telephone 561 for additional
information.
"Pictures of the babies will be
taken."
New Orleans Needs $500,000.
New Orleans, Oct. 4. Mayor Behr-
mah announced tonight that he will
ask the city council for authority to
borrow $500,000 as an emergency
fund with which to clear streets and
repair municipal property. Jt was
announced all schools would be
closed this week because of the dam
age to the public buildings.
Governor . Hall has ordered the ad
jutant general of the Louisiana na
tional guard to issue all tents in the
state arsenal to relief parties going
into the stricken districts below here.
A Doctor's Prescription For Cough
An Effective Cough Treament.
One-fourth to one teaspoonful of
Dr. King's New Discovery, taken as
needed, will soothe and check coughs,
colds and the more dangerous bron
chial and lung ailments. You can't
afford to take tlie risk of serious Ill
ness, when so cheap and simple a
remedy as Dr. King's New Discovery
is obtainable. Go to your druggist
today, get a bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery, start the treatment at
once. You will be gratified for the
relief and cure obtained. adv.
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Don't
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and see food
with us and
fair grounds
prepare her
are already
would like to
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GUARANTEED. Money back if brushes 9 I
CONYERS
The Home
Sy-Co"
Cor. Elm and Washington Stredta
waiting
Call and have your eyes examined.
M. HARRISON, Optometrist
Over Greensboro National Bank Cor. Elm and Washington fit
GREENSBORO, K. C.
Valuable Farm For Rent
NEAR SPLENDID SCHOOL..
As 'attorney in fact, for the heirs
at law of W. O. Donnelly deceased, I
will lease for the year 1916 a part
of the old home-place, lying along
the macadam road, between Sumiker
Oeld and Oak Ridge and wittilnTfrom
three-quarters to a mile of 'the; cele
brated Oak Ridge school, .Will lease
to proper party the whole or any part
of three hundred and nine acres and
more, if desired. "The neighborhood
is healthy, the farm well watered,
with a seven room, two-story resi
dence for the lessee and good otut
buildings. Is adapted to the raising
of corn, wheat and tobacco an.d has
good curing barns. Will prefer to
lease for money rent.
Interested parties may apply to the
undersigned by letter or Jn person at
the office of King & Kimball, at
Greensboro, N. C.
A. B. KIMBALL,
Attorney In Fact.
OR. J.W.TAYLOR,
Fitting Glasses a Specialty,
examinations Without ''Drops
RELIEF OR NO PAY.
Office Fifth Floor Banner Bldg.
MKCUAiATtSI Kl ONSYS AM O KIA0CS
IT AT ODELL'S QUALITY
When You Visit the
mmcssD
Fail to Call at Our Booth
cooked in a fireless cooker. Mrs. Herr will be
demonstrate the Ideal Fireless Cookers at the
by doing actual cooking in them. She will
foods and cook them while you wait. If yu
a user of the Ideal Fireless Cook Stove and
ask questions, visit Mrs. Herr at our booth.
all Toothbrush J
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fisher Building
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Elm Street. Greensboro, N. C.
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