LIBERTY X ROADS, ; WQDDLF1F.
Wheat is Looking finf through :vThe high Bohool here is' prepay
this section. ? - .. -S ingto give a high class, entertain-
Math Smith la prospecting 'on it cloBeY-The date will
the lands ot u. a. Trexier, trying uwuncea later,.,. "
ine VVoodleaf antl-aalonn Warm
Tim f.olAnhnnO' is crrnwincr in MS ROWK totilS in thA f rnnf. nnt in
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tnnlftrifev in -this- communitv. 1 the temperance issue. JBv th
Jno. Trexier has recently install-1 hasjttarted j it has already
ed one in nis reiueuu. . . . .i vv etmmea. . ,
ThA Graff mine, which has bon-l - A CI Gibbons, has his hand
shut down for the purpose of put- B.ome ; new house' completed and
i nr in new machinery, will Wl11 move into it next week. We
roontnn nnArftfcinn. SrrnialsWe him the riffht band of fallow
very rich ore wasecently found 8niP Rnd wih Wore like him
on this property. - ; . woma turn this way. -
Mrs. Lawson Poole, who has we ana L.yeriy nas bought ijt
been ill with blood polfion, is on 8ma11 electric light plant and iu a
the road to recovery.
short while we will now have
it This Sto
Your Kitchen
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: - It !s wonderfully
. convenient to dcr
kitchen work on a
stove that's ready
. at the instant wanted,
and out of the way the
- moment you re done.
-Such a stove is the New
Perfection; Wick Blue :
FlameOil Cook -Stove.
By using iyou avoid the.
' . continuous overpowering
heaf of a coal fire and cook
with romforv evenjn dog-
.days. The
- ' . -4 light, sure enough.
Sunday, but I guess some of the The Woodleaf telephone com
correspondents will' give an ac
count of them as they -did not oc
cur in this immediate vicinity.
pahy has completed its line- and
now we can say, "Hello I" to al
most any part of the county, that
. : lis. bv oavinor toll, ar thin Una in
Mrs. Julia Frick, who has been ' - .
quite ill, is recovering.
This . section . of the
Stokes
under the management the Bel,
telephone company. '
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. , . , . , , HUBS ximma jrwin, xne teacner
Ferry road has worked nicely and ofthe high at tM. plaoel
if a good covering of land and .- . mft4hA. A Min KtMo
gravel was used, we would T 1 Sunday.
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Wick Blue Hamc OU CooR
is SO constructed that it cannot aAA "nptrantthl v to the
a room; the flame being directed up a retaining chimney
: t , . it. . r
siuro rap wnere it is needed tor coo Jang, i ou
0- see that a stove sending out heat in but etu
rection would be -oref erahle on a hot da
a stove radiating heat in all directions. -New
Perfection" keens a kitchen unifbi
comfortable. Three sizes, fully warranted
If not with your dealer, wrlta our nearest agency.
The
, , Wm. Alexander has been ap
J. .v. morgan uu who iuue pojnte
as rural carrier, vice, D.
AlftTfinilflr. hiH snn. who h&R
La won Poole, Jr., made George I recently resigned. Quite a con-
Trexler a visit last Sunday. test ensued over the position, as a
A good many of our people at- number of citizens would like to
tended the exhibition at Prosper- have had lt
ity last Saturday. BiHiY. - The only man that has been hit
by the panic in this neighborhood
GARFIELD. is Tihe one that bought about fifty
, rt n xi- bales of cotton at Hi cents per
March SO.-rGentle spring is . , ... .na
. - , I pound and now that the price nas
witn gone down is blue over the matter,
that all the peaches were not kill- 8 . Tmc
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ed in the recent com snap.
Ivy Morgan will plant corn this
week, he is also going to plant
cotton seed on or about the mid
dle of April.
, John G. Hill worked on the
public road last Saturday sa his
son Joseph could go to the exhibi
tion at Prosperity with his girl.
i'. one dsy last week.
Any one warning w gou biumuk i , , , . ....
ofthe latest, and best strain cf had plenty of bites
chickenB should call on J. T.
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voudeala
Mm. If not with
est agency.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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OOUTHERMbTANDARD OR OATISFACTIOM
LESS LARD
An odorless and tasteless vege-r
table lard "no hog-fat in it pure
cotton seed oil; refined by our exclur
sive and original Wesson Process
No other cooking-fat can be so good,
so pure, so healthful" so- economical.
For bread, biscuit, pastry, and all
kinds of frying, it's as good as butter. '
Doesn't take on the slightest odor
of fish, onions, or anything else.
Doesn't soak into or become absorbed
by anything cooked in it
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. . WATfeR SUPPLY.
Hydaulic Rams are Cheapest
and Sattafactory.
Probably the cheapest and best
method of obtaining.'-a constant
and abundant supply of good,
water for the -household, stock,
yard, garden: and fire putposeB,
and at the same time that , which
needs the Jeast attention is the
hydraulio ram. You can have
yopr water delivered rignt to your
house from any nearbyOpring or
branch without ho furthex atten
tion after the installation of. a
ram. The best r m on the mar
ket is sold afict installed by T, A.
P. Roseman, Route8, Salisbury,
N. G. Write for particulars.
C Notice. -
All nftrfiona holdinc claims of any
kind against-The Spencer Supply Oom
nnnv. nf flni.tifer. N. O.. 8hall Dresent
and make proof if sub- to the under
signed, Teceivera, on or before the 18th
day of July, 1908, or be barred from
participating in the distribution of the
assets of said corporation.
This notM,is given in accoraance
with the order of the Court.
This March 18th, 1908.
' Lao 0, Wallob,
J. K. Line,
Receivers for The Spencer Supply
Company."- l-6 4t.j
Charles W. Woodson H. D.,
Medicine and Surgery.
Offers his Professional Services to the
Public. Omce Phone 600; Res. 838 J,
OFFICE WaMa Bank Building.
Philosophy
CRESCENT. .
March 28. The health of our
community is very good at present,
J. W. Beck has had the grip for
part few days, but is better now.
Miss Mary Linglx went fishing
Guess she
I can see why a doctor objects to people filling a patient full
of medicine that iB for internal use. I can see where a habit
can be formed that may be hard to overcome. I can under
stand why the family physician should be trusted and con
sultedbut I can't understand why some people object to
using a harmless external remedy in an emergency . Go wan's
Pneumonia Cure is external and if promptly applied when
Pneumonia first asserts itself the patient will suffer no in
convenience. He will be about next day. In Croup, which
comes in the night, one application of Gowan's dissipates the
inflammation and the child is itself again. Tell me, wherein
is the1 harm in having this remedy in the heme for just such
emergencies. There is none. 25 cents is the croup size, and
the other sizes 50o." and $1. All druggists.
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SHOE
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In order to close out all Winter-Weight and HigH Cut- Shoes now in stock and
make room for the new Oxfords, we will for
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Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer
-Greatest Blood Purifier Free.
CUTTING THE PRICE
PHOTOS.
Six photos on cards at
75c. A great reduction on all
HizftH, Postcards to order. Ko-
R. B. Oorl, of Salisbury, paid dak finishing; all kinds of, photos
Eagle as he has a hen that lays M. A. Kluttz a visit weex raw Price8 are doing
two eggs per day t. Any one doubt- last. That's right, visit nim part 0f the talking at '
.1 1J If- t7lA .n.m Pr-TTTv'n A BT fiTtTDTO.
0loafn,tKfl,.ai - ' - mSi.... nafloni viH P.S, A couple of kodaks cheap.
Adam Ketchie has thf cham- at Mrs. - Maty Lingle's often. 00000A00000000000000006000
nion mnle of this vioinity. it kick- Guess he means business, - V UWywwwwwwwwifww Q
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ed tne rooi on ms Darn reueuwjr. The snow that tell a iew ay"
8 15 Days Give aO Per Cent. Discount
If your bloofl Is Impure, thin, aiseased, hot
or full of humors. If you have blood poison,
cancer, carhunclefl, eatlngsores, scrofula, ec-
plmplv, skin, bone pains, catarrh, rhenma
tlsm, or any blood or, akin disease, take Bo
tanic Blood Balm, (B B B) Soon all sores heal
aches and pains stop and the blood Is made
1 t Tlrntrtriat a nf Ttv AXTreifl 11 Der
large bottle Sample free by writing Blood
Balm uo Atianxa, . on h"jvuv "
vised for chronic, deep-seated cases, as It
cures after aU else falls
a iew "ay rs
Thoro ia arnA talk of electing aeo killed ome of the peaches,
an organist at Liberty church as but there arestill sOme left. q
the present one is thinking of M. W. Kluttz is preparing his Q
going off on a leap year tour. cotton erouhdguess he means to Q
wut or,ri f a ota lnokinfif fine I Dlant early this year
j i.. n a wmtifnl Nobody's Dabukg,
cron.
We believe there is going to be BO STUM'S X nUAUi. ,
a wedding or two to report soon March g0. We have had farm
as the old widowers are writing to ing weather for a few days. A
the old maids to beat the.bana few of our larmers nave
A.W.WINECOFF
1 1 1 ...iltair STO rfCT0
t,u iTiii n mnvh oorn ana oW Bjfu0j ero
i P.tw k. We are to plant this week.
Borry to lose him but hope he will paul Stirewalt, of the Ebenezer
better himself by the change. Neighborhood, had a stack .of
We believe prohibition
is "a sure thing and hope every wik 't hia
man will vote for it, but some w T 13 hi barn and
people are hard to understand neighbors he saved . barn and
andPall they want is "you wash norther damage was don,,
the dog and we will all have soup Brown Barger, and Miss Belle
for supper." . Hill were married atthe bride s
LQujhome m xreaen cuuuuj v
oKtr. mat. Tnev nave ouwo.au
- W. D. Morgan and Mrs,
Wormington wenr p easani - M BargerVto
tors at G. A. Tiexwp-o- - geotlon their home.
day evening. We extend b6st our wishes to the'
If all signs fail G. A. Trexier cottple..
will go into the. pumpkin raising and Miss-
business this summer, , . . - Rose lutW who iiV8 near Grace
Samuel Morgan is in a critical Reformed church, visited raui it.
condition at this time as he has Cresg And Miss Belle Cress Satur
the cramp in his lower limbs dfty aQQ guflay.
caused by riding his bicycle. ncrreMtion was pres-
1XX laigv ww 0 o -ent,
Sunday at Ebenezer, at the
iuagie were marrieo. installation 01 J&ev. xi. a.
4-Vaiort norartrto.b'A on last Sunday. 4., trmtoontrreeation.
May their boat glide down the The gervjceg were very impressive q
stream of life without, a jar. , - d appropriate to the occasion, q -
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118 N. Main St.,-
Washington Building
Salisbury, N: C.
Ladies' Furnishings
& General fler-chandise.
The Graf mine has-5losed down Rev. Trexier is a good pastor ana q
for a few weeks in order to install is liked very much by the mem- q
heavier machineryjind get a new bers of both congregations, . q
and larger pump. - , Hurrah for Leel we wish him Q
Misses Jenniej Mary and Jqsie milcn gU0C8ss. O
radynd; Miss Troutman went A O
fishing a few days ago and had Paul R..S. Cress. visited friend! W
great success in catching some, of near Lower Stone church, Sunday, w
the finny tr?be, George W. Hill and wife visited g
Thereis .lots of grip in these fi Buckwell, Mrs. Hill's X
diggings just now, but it seems it w,1Ye f ;KaW; O
is a grip on tne plow nanaies. wuuu, ium-.- w
.LITTLE. JOE. I ni,0,l,a R'aart. ia now sawiUS O
TCddleman's timber and O
Tlie Ucki- Qflarter. , win h thronffh in & few weeks, n
Is the one you pay out for a box He will saw a lot of timber fori O
of lr. king's JNew iie xiub WftnBn . Ajax.
To My Friends
who helped make my Spe
cial Sale, just closed, so great
a success, I am truly thankful
"and cordially invite your contin
ued patronage, promising to give
jou as low prices as any one on
earth who does a legitimate bus
iness, on all Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, and Ladies Furnishings
of all kinds.
Your visits to my store are
always appreciated anH every
courtesy will be shown you.
Yours truly,
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This will give everyone and exceptional opportunity to buy first class shoes at
factory prices. . .
Men's Shoes
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DeWitts Little Early Risers,
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New Life Pills
They bring you the, health that's
more precious than "jewels. Try
4-.1i am fbr . headache, biliousness.
constipationand malaria. 8mall7safe. sure little liver pills. JO
tiiotr Vltaaonoint vou the orioe will . , . .-a n
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$1.50 Shoes at. .
2.00 Shoes at. .
2.25 Shoes at . .
2.50 Shoes at. .
3.0aShoeBat..
. 4.00 Shoes at..
5.00 Shoes at . .
$1.20
1.60
1.80
2.00
2.80
3.20
4.00
Boys' Shoes
Extra Good Values at .
g $1 .25, 1 .60, 1 .75 & 2.00
Infants Shoes
25c Shoes at ...20
59c Shoes at 40
75o Shoes at 60
il.00 Shoes at... ...80
Children's Shoes
50c Shoes at.T. . .-.40
65c Shoes at ..60
$1.00 Shoes at. . 80
1 25 Shoes at $1.00
1.50 Shoes at 1.ZU
Ladies Shoes
$1.00 Shoes at 80
1.25 Shoes, at $1.00
1.50 Shoes at 120
2 00 Shoes at.. 1.20
2.50 Shoes at. 2.00
3 00 Shoes at 2.40
8.50 Shoes at 2.8Q
During this Shoe Sale we will conduct a voting contest just as we did during
the great February clearance sale. Everyone buying a pair of shoes will be' al
lowed to put their name and address in the premium Pox, After the sale the
names will be drawn and the premiums given as follows:"
I stlname drawn gets pr 3.50
Rficrina Shoes.
2nd name drawn gets pr3.50
Kings Quality Shoes.
- 3rd name drawn gets pr 2.50
Star Brand Shoes.
4th name drawn gets pr 2.00
Misses Ideal Shoes.
5th name" drawn gets pr 1.50
Children's Shoes, I
6th name drawn gets pr 1.00
Jhildren's anoes.
7th name drawn gets pr 50c
uniiaren's onoes.
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DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT Z.WSSX
For Baokioht-Weak Kldnej try Delia's Rdnq ft Bladder FSt-Sm tad St
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M B.C DeWITT &s COMPANY, CHICAGO HX.
Fop sale by James Plummer and all Druggists.
cobi &
WILKES
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'lfOD SKOUID BE AS PARTICULAR OF THE F
FOR'YDDR STOCK AS FORifOURSELP
IJTo keep your stock in, perfect working
condition, you must feed sound, clean grain.
Be particular inbujdng-see that Wilkes
Good Goods" is on the sack. , This is your
safeguard.
? We inspect and screen all our grain,
his eliminates trash and insures its quality.
-ff For forty years we have been selling
grain, and have never sold any kind except
the best. Your dealer will tell you this.
$ Now remember, specify Wilkes Good
Goods." The name is on the sack.. At all
general stores.
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