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, 6QLD KNOB. September 6 .We had quite a refreshing rain Saturday which did some good. The Local Farmers' Union at this place is still adding members to their ranks. W. M. L. Trexler and family, of Statesville, is visiting Mr. Trexler's father, at this place. Those who will enter school this week from our villa are Miss Mae- gie Park to Mont Amoena, Mt. Pleasant, and Miss Mollie Hols houser to Lenoir College, Hick ory, N. C. We wish both of these yqung ladies success. Owing to some confusion in the school election another meeting will be called for the 4th Satur day evening at 7 o'clock, at the Barger's. Each patron is request ed to be present and vote his sen timents. The Jr. O- U. A. M., No. 170, of Rockwell, will raise a flag at their ball at Rockwell on Satur day, 18th, 1909, at 2 o'clock P. M. Several prominent speakers wi'l be present and each subordi nate council in the county is in vited to gether in, in a body, to assist in the ceremonies, together with the editor of the C. W. and staff. Lee.. Care In Preparing FoSd. In recent years scientists have proved that the value of food is meas ured largely by its purity; the re sult is the most stringent pure food laws that have ever been known. One food that has stood out promi nently as a perfectly clean and pure food and which was as pure before the enactment of these laws as it could possibly be is Quaker Oats; conceded by the experts to be the ideal food for making strength of muscle and brain. The best and cheapest of all foods. The Quaker Oats Company is the only manufacturer of oatmeal that has satisfactorily solved the prob lem of removing the husks and black specks which are so annoying when other brands are eaten. " For hot climates Quaker Oats is packed in hermetically sealed tins, keeps fresh and sweet anywhere. 1 Death of J. V. Lick. J. K Link, a prominent busi ness man of this city, died in Lynchburg. Va., Saturday nigbt from the effcts of typhoid fever. Mr. Link, came j Salisbury about twelve years ago accompanied by Mr. Rag and and did business un der the firm of Link & Ragland Ho soon bought his partners' in terest and has conducted a largp wholesale grocery x business here . continuously up to a few months ago, when he disposed of his stock to Snider and Raney. Mr. Link went to Lynchburg about five weeks ago, where his wife and child were visiting, and became ill' with typhoid fever. Hopes have been entertained for his re covery and he was getting along nicely until Saturday when per forations of the bowels set in and he passed away that night. The funeral over his remains wore held in Salem, Va., yesterday evening, Messrs. J, D. Norwood, C.L. Welch and other Salisburians be ing present. Mr. Link was active in religions circ'ep, ""as president of the Ba ra a Class of the First Methodist church ; he was' lately connected with the Salisbury Rea'ty and Insurance Co., and had a bright future before him. A largo circle of friends mourn his loss GLOOMY DESPONDENT THINKINC OF THE . SUICIDE STUNT WVD ITT SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Stirs th Uver to Healthy Action -nd- AKES LIFE WORTH LIVING. DR.KINO'S NEW DISCOVER? Will Surely Slop That Coas ALBEMARLE-AND STANLY COUNTY. Railroad Preparing to tecie Oirt Damage by Storm. Telephones Damaged. Stanly Enjerprise, September 2nd. The Efird band has purchased new instruments, twenty in all, costing more than $1,100. The leader, Prof. S, Ludwig, says it is one of the finest lot of band in struments to be found anywhere. Carloads of working material for the company which has the contract for grading the section of the Southbound Railway that in cludes Albemarle, now stands on the Southern sidetracks at this place. Dinkey engines, carts, shovels, etc., give an air of busi ness to theproject, and the toot of the whistle seems to be not far off. After twenty years of activity with, the firm of Sears, Roebuck & Company, the great mail order house of Chicago, R. P. Sears has retired with a fortune of $25,000, 000. The South has helped in a large way to swell the fortune of this man and his firm. While lo cal merchants may rightly censure the home trade for sending its money to Chicago, it must always b kept in mind that the immense trade of Northern and Western houses has been built up through judicious advertising, and by keeping everlastingly at it. No firm can spend mouey in com monsense advertising, and back up what it says without bein benefited. Advertising is the sur est way of enlarging any business, and those who rightly ubo it find it a most effective means of suc cess. What i good f r Sears, Roebuck & Company is good for the home dealer. It's all in know ing how, and not being afraid to invest money to bring the firm and its business before the eyes of the men with a dollar to spend . M. C. Reynolds, contractor for for on9 of the sections of the Southbound Railroad, is pitching his camp on the D. S. Talbert place 3 miles north of Albemarle. J. W. Woolfork, book-keeper and commissary clerk, is having the necessary building erected, plac ing contracts, and employing workmen. This, section covers 3ne and one-half miles this side of Palestine, in which there is over 80.000 cubic yards of earth to be removed. Mr. Woolfolk aays it will probably take eight months to complete the contract. He expects to begin shoveling dirt this reek. As a result from the wind and electric storm ou Sunday after noon, a fine milch cow of S. P. Dry was killed by a lightning bolt, some two or three houses were struck, doing minor, dannageand the metal roof was blown fiom the engine room of the Wiacassett mill. The mill wa& ready to start up Monday morning after a shut down of two weeks,' but. thn injury to the larg 4-foot driving belt made.it nenet8ar t. delay stall ing another day. The damage is estimated at $500 A force of hands worked several hours Sun day night during a heavy down pour of rain improvising a roof to protect the large Corliss engines. Aside from this damage, the rain came as a blessing, as crops were suffering from the long drought. Manager W. M. Ivey, of the ocal telephone company, save that the heavy wireof the South ern fower Company are playing havoc with rural telephone lints, and it means in simple English that all rural lines within the ra dious effected by the power corn- company's wires will have to re sort to metallic circuits, or else abandon the business. This means quite an expense to the -telephone companies, but would also meat an improved service. Mr. Ivey says, the local exchange is quite perceptible whon the full current of 80,000 volts of the Southern Power Company is turned on, and the rural lines effected by the crossing may have to be cut off soon until full metallic circuit is substituted for the present system Oulv a ew of the. local -telephone company's lines into private homes are effected, and these wil not materially hamper the service Cppanf Chartered to Manufacture- Flying Machines at Wilmington. The American Aeroplane Co., Wilmington, is chartered" to man ufacture flying machines, capital $125,000. The incorporators are prominent business and profes sional men of Wilmington, in cluding F. A. Bittinger, W. B. Cooper, D. J. H. Drehr, Dr. Rus sell Bellamy and David Palmgren. The company will. develop a flying machine recently invented in Wilmington,-the model of which is said to promise great things. The first actual, full, fledged flying machine of this pattern is to be ready for public demonstration, on the occasion of President .Taft's visit to Wilmington in November. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color and Beauty. No matter how long it has been gray or f adedr Promotes a luxuriant growth of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively removes Dan druff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re fuse all substitutes. 2 times as much in $1.00 as 50c. size. Isffot a Dye. $1 and 50c. bottles at druggists Send 2c for free book " The Care of the Hair. " Philo Hay Spec. Co. , Newark, N. J. Hay's Hart ina Soap cures pimpies, red, rouph and chapped hands, and all skin dis eases. Keeps skin fine and soft. 25c. druggists. Bend 2c for free book "The Care of the Skin." Smith' Drug Company. For Sprinkling aud h - .vy hauling phone No. 9. Griffith Transfer Co. 8-24 tf. Caii and See what the Salisbury Pawn Shop haa to offer in unre deemed plodges such a9 sewing machinps, organs, furniture, shot guns,-pistols, strives, mechanics' tools, musical instruments, cloth ing, trunks, suit cases, grips and jewelry, and in fact anything you can call for can be found at the Salisbury Pawn Shop. tf. DR. KING'S (NEW DISCOVERY Will Surely Stop That Cough. Silver Plate Since 1847, the year Rogers Bros, originated electro-silver plating, silverware bearing the trade mark "1847 ROGERS BROS." has been renowned for quality, wearability and beauty. 1347 ROGERS BROS. stamped on forks, spoons and fancy serving pieces is a guarantee of heaviest plating, perfect workmanship and exquisite design, assuring kng and satisfying service. Any article of silverware marked "1847 ROGERS BROS." may be selected without further investigation. Sold by leading dealers everywhere. Send for catalogue C"L . showing all patterns. HERIDEN BRITANNIA CO., Meriden, Conn. (International Silver Co.. Successor.) vvm. ine iiOiiari aim. No More Sore Necks and Call at your harness store and ask to see one of the famous Hameless Adjustable Metal Horse Collars If yon do not see them write and we Jl send you our catalog tully illustrating and describing these ideal horse collars that are savinjr farmers thousands of dollars annually. Theycure sore necks and shoulders and do away with all harries, sweat oads and strans. They can be adjusted to fit the draft is in the correct and nlace. But the main thinsr is they do with sweat pads which scald duce sores. Thousands in use. wear out last tor years. m HARNESS! )ti hand a large stock of on and buggy harness. We also, dies, Bridles, Halters, robes, blankets, whips, Harness oil and other horse supplies. All kinds of repairing- done at reasonable prices Harness oiled and drtssed for $1 .00 our Horse remedies, we have the best. Come to see us. HARTLINE & COMPANY. 130 E. InneB St. Phone 433. Salisbury, N. C. P -.--Wood's Descriptive Q Fall Seed Catalog newveaiy, fcives the fullest . information about all Seeds for the Fans and .-Garden,'-; Grasses and Clovers, Vetches, Aliaifa, Seed Wheat, Oats. Rye, Barley, etc. AIfo tells all sboat Vegetable & ricHver Seeds that can be planted in Lhe fa'4 to advantage and.ro;t, and about 'yacHifchs, Tk!;:.- a;cl ether 5-:wvrhig Eu!rs, V .atroics and S -ber-y Ffa', P&;Ury Tver, x ar-fi ;n"fnr rtiould iltr. i' i"fi :n.llc in n '' s;.".--f-'ve ideas for r.i! : .- ory 'arm or J -'.-:;-; o - Vii free on 4 f .A SB . r b r? 1. THE Summsrseft Undertaking Co. 108-110 W. Tmiow f.., Carry a full iinn of Caskets, Cof Qns and Burial Rob.es. Lr.test im proved equipments consisting of Hear6eg, Casket Wagons, Church Trucks, etc. Special attention given to all calls, day or night, by thir un dertakers, Mr. T. W. Sumuitirsett and Mr. II. M. Davis. Phone calls: day, 224; night, 311-L or 201. Embalming a Specialty. that Wears 99 xs TRIPLE "A a&. Shoulders. awa? and pro Won't DON'T FORGET we make and keep single and double -wag carry a fine liu of Collars. "Sad to $1 .25 per set. Try some of 0 mm : 9 . m I I tuinl38F LnmDer Why not Patronize Us? . We Are The Cheapest. We havj Weather Boardings for $1.00 to $175. "Flooring from $1.50 to $2,50. Ceiling from $1,00 to $2.00. We make all khid3 of moldfng 1 and turned work at prices reas- onable. PHONE 405 CHESTNUT HILL. Goodman Xiimbsr Co. i Sii m m A' I have one of 'the nicest and largest lines of thinly wdve and lightly made goods, for the making of. summer wear ing appa rel, to be found in the city, and my prices are so low that no one need want for comfortable clcfthes during the hot summer months. . Being in need of such goods you owe it to yourself to examine my stock be fore buying. I extend you an invita tion to do so and assure of a square deal and courteous treatment. 3 i i Very respectfully, 1 A. W., WINECOFF. .8 0OOOOOOOOOO til If Bilww dMLiilplJlt I f sLd aw 1 1 ii a. Fi t . . v.. .-J if S -V: BF.00MME8BEO v-'r w V r r ? n r n BY THE PHF.SS 1 m 8LEB3Y sf if!? mm. 'A irkU .3 &Vl lit i! S . Presented h Every M S H f- WL-f 1 Utti L. Fin mi i 'j fc.-.i ..-i,,f..-;f'j? THE FAMOUS ELIROPEAN'rEATijRC8! m'selle de oeisoh "que of the aib" from paris. The: come: dy Vv'eylers, fboh rsyal theatre barceloia. mmQNE TSGKET ADi9?JTS TO ALLm GRANDEST Or ALL STREET PARADES 3 MORNING OF EXHIBJvTinr.;; Ml Pleasant Collegiate Institate. A thoroughly equipped Seo- ondray School for boys and . young men. Prepares stu dents for the Junior olass in the leading Colleees. , One of , the highest schools on the ac-" credited list xt the State Uni versity. . College and Univer. sity trained teachers. Com modious buildings on a large, beautiful campus. Society halls, library, reading roomr, athletic grounds. - Military training for promptness, obe dience, erect carriage and physical development. Expenses . very low for advantages offered. Illustrated catalogue with full information sent upon requests Address, Q. F. Mc A.LLISTEB, Principal, - 7--l8t Mt. Pleasant, N. C. QOOOOOOOOOft Dress Goods,! HE DAY ONLY. 2:00 AND 8 P. M. BER 10 ifijWlUMlTEI) Mjt J2m.X.. I m&Wfl I iH QB SHINE I ' OLDEST. flTiil t? 1 1 RIEHESI -'vvy ? jfc-T L EXHIBITION IN umMXDlU THE UNIVERSE I 5". Tr egf MEN, WOMEN. CHIURXN, 11 fiii - hlll J AND ANIMALS, MAKING AN I Jl INCOMPARABLE DISPLAY. I H 1 P. l : 3Z FirNNY OilWNi THE. MOST ill! fi tJ1 EXHIBITION EVER PRESENTED II II ' II U ,-. tn-3i i '(Sf-X l 1 MMI Enterprise I 71 uniiea states,: I
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