HOW-TO 6ET VOTES;
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Some Pointers -for Those wlio .Wjnt to
Work for'Subscriptf ons. :
Any one interested iu our bog
gy contest jandlintends to make an
effort to secure the prize thould
proceed as follows: x - -.
Get a supply of sample copies
of the Watchman and hand them
to your neighbors and " friends
whom you hope to secure as sub
scribers; but if you haven't
tnough samples keep one to show.
Explain the merits of the paper
and make him the cut rate to join
your club. Nine times out of ten
ycu -will land him. Every sub
scriber is entitled to 1 vote for
every cent paid on subscription
and the agent is given the same
for his trouble. As a rule the
subscriber will not object to vot
ing for the agent, so this gener
ally means, with every full year's
subscription the agent will
100 votes. Voting coupons
be issued at this office when the
subscription is paid. ' Renewals
will be counted in the same way.
Sample copies'will ba furnished
to all free of oharge.
Agents shouldl'be very careful
to get the proper name and ad
Iraporfajit Ueethg of Worr: to. le Mi
f The 24th annual session of the
North Oatolin aSunday Schoor AK
sociaiion, will be held in -the First
Methodist church,- ReidsviUe, N
0. , Tuesday, Wednesday and
ThursdayrApril 2-1907
Prof. H. A. Hayes,. ReidsviUe,
is chairman of the entertainment
committee Those who ; expect
to attend this meeting are request
ed to send their names to Mr.
Hayes at once. All who desire to
attend will be accredited as dele
gates. . -' - - . "-r:
The railroads will grant a rate
of one and one-third fare for the
round trip . Ticket will be on
sale April 1st, good till April 10th.
An interesting programme has
been arranged, for the occasion.
Marion Lawrence, general secre-
get tary of the International Sunday
will School Association, and Dr. A.
L. Phillips, general superintend
ent of the Sunday school work of
the Southern Presbyterian church,
will be in attendance during the
sessions of the convention. '
Rev. Grant C. Tullar and I. H.
Meredith, of New York, will have
v "Preveatics '-v wil 1 prom p t l y
check s cold or the Grippe when
takn early or . at the "sneeze
stage." Preventrcs cure seated
colds aa well, . Preventics are lit
tle candy cold cure tablets, acid
bt. z Shoop, Racine,- Wis,, will
gladly mail you samples and a
book on ColdB freej if you will
write him. The "samples will
prove their merit. Check early
Golds wifh Preventics and -stop
Pneumonia Sold in 5c and 25c
boxes by Grimes Drug Store. -
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Having tried all other j
remedies, will you con
tinue to suffer through
false
tfarir1 n Seeds -W
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dress of every subscriber obtained, charge of the music. These gen-
Any&one mtendmgto make a tlemen conducted the music at
canvass should drop in and see us I the Greensboro convention, and
as soon as convenient, it may be- their singing was one of its enter-
that we can give tgem more as- taming features.
sistance. It would be a good idea
to send us the name and address
of every man in your neighbor
hood and let us send them sam
pie copies and some special in
formation to agents. There mav
ha Rome too stinev and mean to
War
take a newspaper at any price,
" but there are none too poor to
take their home paper at the fig
ure the Watchman is now being
offered. In your rounds don't
overlook any one.
If other information is desired,
write us.
Ur. Page Will Have a Say.
Those who know Henry Ar Page,
of .the Asheboro and Aberdeen
-Railroad, will be interested to
know that he has somethiug good
up his sleeve. No man in North
Carolina is more fearod than Mr.
Page, when he takes up his pen
and begins to write out what he
knows. Before he starts hunting
he sees that his eun is well load
ed. Therefore when the Moore
county railroad man lowers his
fowling piece everybody will sit
up and take notice.
When asked the other day if he
could not add something to the
gayety of nations, Mr. Page said :
"Wait until the legislature ad
journs. I have been hit and hit
hard already and if I were to talk
or write, my enemies might take
another crack at me." These
were not his exact words but they
carry the substance of his re
marks. Charlotte Observer.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is Both
Agreeable and Pleasant.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has no superior for coughs coTds
and croup, and the fact that it is
pleasant to take and contains no
thing in any way injurious has
made it a favorite with mothers.
Mr. W. S. Pelham, a merchant
of Kirksville, Iowa, says : "For
more than twenty years Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has been my
leading remedy for all throat
troubles. It is especially success
ful in cases of croup. Children
like it ai-d my customers who have
used it will not take any other."
For sale by James Plummer, Sal
isbury, and Spencer Pharmacy,
Spencer, N. C.
Don't be" Foolish
Represented Eye Head
aches sap one's vitality
and bring about a gens
eral nervousness break
down.
Lot us Relieve Your
Headaches by Remov
ing the Cause.
Save your Eyes and nei
Tons energy.
W. H. LEONARD,
Jeweler and Optician,
128 N. Main 8t., Salltbury, N. C.
FOR SUPERIOR VEGE
TABLES & FLOWERS.
13Srebty-eight L years experience
our own seed . .farms trial ...
grounds and large warehouse
capacity give ns an equipment .':
that is unsurpassed anywhere
for supplying :- the ; best seeds r
obtainable. Our trade in seeds
both for the ,V- . ...
Garden and Farm '
is one of the largest in this country.
"We are headquarters for
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed:
Oats, Seed Potatoes, Cow
Peas, Soja Beans and
other Farm Seeds.
"Wood's Descriptive Catalog
glvea toiler and more complete Infor
mation aoout DOtn Vxajueu auu j..tu. m
Seeds than any other similar publica-
tion issued to5 this country. Mailed
free on request. Write for it. .
T,W.Wood& Sons, Seedsmen,
RICHMOND, - V A. s
Charles W. Woodson, M.
Medicine and Surgery.
Offers, his Professional Services
,to the Pablicr Phone 886.
OFFICE: WacHovia Bank Bnilding.
HARNESS
COTTON SEED
WANTED.
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Highest Cash Price Paid
by
J. H. McNEELY, i
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Now is the time to buy a new
I set of harness. We have tnem
icr all purposes and at all prices,
light driving from $8,50 to $25
Oirriacre or Surrv harnessfrom
zz o- "
$15 to $25. , Team vyagou iar
nessbest in town for the money.
We have a job lot of harness
which we will close out at a very
close rtrice. Now is the time to
get a bargain.
Repairing of all kinds neatlj
and nromntlv done at lowest
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prices.
Cut this ad, out aDd bring it
with you and for every $1 pur-
chase, or more, we will giver a nice
buggy whip,
Office at the Brown Shoe Store
107 N. Main St., Salisbury.
We will commence closing out one of the best,
newest and most tiptodate lines of Shoes that has
ever been closed out at any sale in this town on
as-
the
For Effectlio Coast 6aard.
Letters have Jeen sent by
istant searetary Oliver, Df
war department, to the governors
of all seaboard states asking their
oO'Operation in " the development
of the war department's plan for
the training of an effective coast
guard iirough the operation of
the orgs niztd" militia in connec
tion with the regulars assigned
to coast artillery service.
The letters were accompanied
by circulars prepared by the chief
of artillery setting forth his plan
to set aside a portion of the State
troops in all of the coast states
for artillery service, the State
troops to have each ytar from
seven to ten days of training at an
artillery postiunder the direction,
of the regulars. The chief of ar
tillery also suggests designation
of certain State troops to protect
the land jide of the coast artil
lery posts, which plan entails no
additional expense on the States.
Washington dispatch.
. Are you tired, fagged out, ner?
vous, sleepless, feel mean? HoU
lister's : Rocky. : Moun tain Tea
strengthens the nerves, aids di
gestion, brings refreshing sleep.
85 cents, Tea or Tablets. T. W.
Qrimes Drug Co. 0
Thesejtre not odds and ends or Sample Shoes or odd
sacck, but everything is New, Fresh and up-to-date goods,
but we have made up ourjminds to go out of the shoe busi
ness and these Shoes must go out. Our prices on these
Shoes will be the manufacturer's, plus the freight. None
f these goods will be charged or taken back. We want to
close out this stock inside 80 days if we have to sell them
bulks to some merchant. Don't wait if you want the best.
Another line we are . going to close out is our Art
SquareftjfQnd RUQS. We have a big line of them
bought direct from th? mills. These are all new freeh
goods i f the very latest make and the Newest Patterns.
Our 0x12 Ingrain Art Squares worth fS.OO to f6.50 will
be closed out at $4.25
Our 9x12 Saxony Art Squares worth $10,00 at 7.00. -
Our 9x12 Alma Art Squares worth $10 to $12 at; $7.00.
Our. Royal Axminster 9x 12 worth $25;00 at $ 1 8.00.
Onr 9x12 Shirar worth $18.00 at $13.00.
Our Oriental, Art Squares worth $80.00 at $21.00.
We have a biit line of small Rugs to match these Art
Squares hat will be reduced in : the same proportion. We
al8ohave a lot of Hall Eunners that will go in at Manu
facturer's Cost. ' ' : : -
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Wishes to say to his many customers and friends,.a nd
" the public in gen eral that he has this fall one bf
the largest and most complete litres of Mer v
chandise to be found in the city, and; he
asks, that you call and look through
. -- this mammoth stock. -
Children's and Misses Coats. : '
If you are looking for a Ladies' Coat, he has thera
in all the new styles; coverts, shadow plaids, tan and
castor kerseys, black kerseys, rain coats, all urtdM; he
minute. Big lot of Children's and Misses,' GoatB.
Something that is real nobby and stylish. - V
Fine Line of Dress Goods.
11 you are Jookihg for the most-up-to-date stales in
Drees Goods, simply see his line. He -has all th 9
. new shadow effects, in all colors, and in black.
His stock cannot be surpassed. See his
Poplins and Panamas, Serges and Po
de Soie, in fact anything in Dry
(roods. It will do u good
to call and see wha . has
. Oui line of black nd
colored Taffetas
Guaranteed.
Have no equal They are just from the loom. Mo
starch, soft and pliable, still having the rustle.
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Big Line of Carpets and Hugs.
All new and uptodate. Big line of Lae Curtains.
Bought in a job. Can save you from 25c to 50c a pair.
Sample Carpets.
Comforts and Blankets.
Short ends of Percals, Domes
All cheap and good styles.
tics, Flanneletts.
If you want the Best Shoes for Men;
See his line.
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If yon Want a Good Hat:
See what he has.
Hartline 4 -Co. aA.-w, wmeff.
Phone 433, 180 East Inniss St. Xi SAh Sth Hjs
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WE begiij February with an array of val
ues destined to make it a banner month.
The neonle certainly came our way in
They- seemed to appreciate
efforts made to save them
money and we had many nice things said
which pleased and encouraged us. Yes,
even merchants like to have nice things
said about them once in a while.
January.
the special
SilEis
CREAM JAP SILKS An excellent
line of these in 27 inch and 86 inch at
30cF 50c, 75c and $1 the yarch
COLORED TAFFETA Excellent
valu-.; all best colors, at 39c yard
COLORED TAFFETA 75cT grade
at 65c yd. Colored Taffeta, 36
Inch, at $1 .00 yard. .
CREPE DECHENE Pink, blue and
cream, at 58c yard. We woultl like
for vju to compare ours with that sold by
others at 75c yd. "
PEAN DE CYGNE-?J inch at 75c
yard.
BLACK TAFFETA Now we can talk
to you in dollars and cents. We do not
lik to say our $1 00 grade" of black Taf
fta is the $1.25 grade of: some one else or
is worth$l 25 a yd. but we can hoiipshly
?ay that'our $1 grade is worth the
last red cent we ask for it.
Extra value in 30 liich black Taffeta
at $1.25.
BLACK PEr HES0IE,36in.vido
BLACK HA U - Mf aiSCc yard;
CREAM r.10 HAIR, at 50, 75c, $1
and $1.25 yard.
CREAH SERGEI, 44 inch at $1.00
CREAM EOLEA, at $1.25 yard
PRINTED VOCL CHALLIES.
Long Silk loves
BLACK AND WHITE.
NEW RUCKING.
Coat Suits
A few of them left and we will continue
to sell them at half price until the last
one is gone. . "-
Rain Goats and
(Children's CloaCic
SoiiIb excellent values in -these and we
are selling them one-third: lees than regu
lar price. . ;
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