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TBI ROBESON 1A14. LUMBE2T0N, If OBTB CAEOLWA. MONDAY, AUGUST S. 1920. rAGa two ,7" Beauty is more than Skin' Deep The really lovely women of the world arc healthy women. Abundant vitality is the basis of their charm. It exerts a magnetism felt by everyone:, Knowing this, the wise woman keeps healthy by, close personal attention to certain daily observances, the most important of which is regular elimination of poisonous food waste. Nujol is the scientific method of treating constipation: It works on an entirely new principle.' Instead of forcing or irritating the system Nujol I simply softens the food waste. This enables the many tiny muscle t in the walls of the intestines contracting and expanding in their normal way, to squeeze the food waste along so Jhat . it A passes naturally out of thesystem. Nujol thus preventsnstipation' because" it helps Nature maintain easy, thorough bowel movements at regular intervals the healthiest habit. in Jne .world. 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Jtl 1SS1UI t llta aX 0.A - vv j - r - wv vytjv awaaw w the country authority o'mcreas'e theif et'from any.lrug store a bottle of hv annrovimatelv a billion 1 "Wyeth'a.. Saare and -Snlnhur Com- and a half dollars. Freight rates 1 pound," which Sss merely the old-time d 8 n 8 will be advanced about one third, passenger fares one-fifth' and PuIL iind . inland Rtpflmshm VV .ww 1 -jr lines and electric railway companies also were graniea permission w in crease their freight rates in propor tion to the increases granted to the railroads serving the same territory. No estimates of the aggregate amount to result from these advances has been made. The new rates, which are to con tinue in force until March 1 1922. states a Washington despatch, will umii effective Ausrust 26th. increases granted . by the commis sion are designed to offset the $600,- AAA AAA wa trtk advance awarded bv the Railroad Labor Board and to provide the 6 per cent net lncom on me ag gregate value oi ine raiiroao. prvp t;o oi firmittd under the trans- :,vn o. The ncpTPcate value UUliaiivii - - - -oo o w - n nf the railroads wan estimated VI ai. A- rnn rr bv the commission at i,uu,uw,uuu, as against a booK vaiue oi v,uu, 000,000 given by the carriers, 'i ho ti wr eerrt increase in pas foroa ovws hae-cace chareres M II f (- l ' v v " " oe c - C7 and milk transportation rates and ro ner cent surcharge on ruu- man fares authorizde by the commis 1 the. countrv over i p.:v,f mta inr-rpses will varv ac cording to territory with 40 per cent; i in the East, zo per ceni in mc ouuiu, n. npnt m tne west mai is iVwim' if Mississinoi river to the ow Mnnntainsj and 25 oer cent Jin the Mountain-Pacific territory from the east of the Kockies to tne !,.:'(: muc1 tint including Alaska. 1 (U ii lL v . r ' , Tha nrviniission m its 36-page de cision madp no attempt to compute the amount of increased revenues me carriers would receive by reason of .u o advances It did sav. how- HIC 4Ci7 I" ' " ' . . ever, that tne increases were justi fied in view oi tne rapimv ciiaiisims conditions as to prices anu me neceb u,r fnr- nmviHincr nHpniiatf tranSDOr tation facilities during and after the pciiuu From figures submitted to tne i commission by the earners wnen their applications for tne increases were made it was unofficially esti- niaiea urai, tup ojiwi uuii...v. advances would work out at about $1,285,300,000 on freight: $233,800000 SiS.fiOO.000 on -Pull- " j i Ann man; ?4, ouu.uuvr on mun, anu 000 excess baggage charges rn tVio cmp pnlpiilations. the east ern roads would get the greater part of the total increase, receiving ap proximately $873,930,000 as compar ed with $559,483,000 for the western in the Mountain- nncij, - ,, nnn Pacific territory, ana ioo,o,uuu tVio QmifViorn pnrriprs. 1 W 1 L i 1 K-lVWWm.w.. , The increase charges on freight pstimated as eaualhng a i., ne 19 npr nania npr annum for every man, woman, and child in tne iirtm Viuuinc thp nation's noDula- tion at ' 105,000,000" for 1920 recently made by the Census Bureau. TVio inrrpnRPs in Dasseneer. Pull nri nvfoas hfltnracs rates were mail din i- ".-rei-"- exactly thosP asked by the roads. Freight increases were av.io ior me eastern roads, 32.03 for the western roads and 38.91 for the Southern roads, the total estimated to yield $1,356,000,000. The eastern roads thus were granted .2a of one per cent more v,o thu.. cmio-ht- thp western roads approximately what they sought, but the soutnern roaas recti veu apiu imately less than they had requested. In pnnnection with the increase for the Southern roads the commisson said that the financial, condition oi tKnaa farriora -a; a mor-o favorable than that of the lines in either ofvthe oUier groups. In view of this condi tion the commission nem mai ine were better able to meet the de mands upon them than some oi tne nthpr iwmnRnips and therefore did not require as large an increase. recipe improve! bv the addtion of other ingredients. 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Ice Cream Freezers You are invited to inspect our stock. K. M. BIGGS LUMBEBTON, N. C. 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 innM SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK When Mixed With Sulphur It Brings .Back Its Beautiful Lustre ai Once. llrnv hair, .however handsome, de- tiotes advancing age.' We all know the advantages of a youthful appear i t For a Good Suit Call on Puirvis Bros. Fairmont, N. C. ReadyTiTiade or tailored suits at attractive prices. Let us "Dress You Up" French Dry-cleaning and Pressing. .4IIIMItMHIHHMHIII MUMP 9 1 TheiDetroit vapor Oil Stove Produces a heat equal to a gag burn er, requires nlo wicks or substitutes, works perfectly in cold weather as well as warm. f NoIStove Wood To Cut Burns 19 hours on one gallon of ker osene. Let us show you. V Stephens andBarnes -S, . LUMBEBTON, N.' C J Stephens, Barnes & Howell i' " - - ' ' - ' .
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