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I Important It properties of n i the Grape are l transmitted Jf Abaoiufcty Pur 6 to the food. The food is thereby made more tasty and digestible A I --- . WHAT $95 DID. Ret. A. S. Peeler, a Rowan Coanty Boy Making 6ood. .I always gives us pleasure to chronicle the success of -citizen of Rowan whether at home or elsewhere. Rev . Peeler, the p ab ject of this sketch is a son of W . D. C Peeler, one of the county's splendid farmers residing near Faith. Rev. Peeler is now looat ed at Winston Salem. The fol lowing is from the Reformed Church Standard: The subject of this sketoh is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Peeler of Faith, N. C. He is a native of Rowan County and a child of the farm. He was cate chised by Dr. Paul Barringer and confirmed in Lower Stone (Grace( church at the age of fifteen. His educational career began in the public school in the country. He was one of the 17 pupils present at the opening of Cresent Academy, and was lu.thejfirstciagradtiat- ng from the j literary depart ment of that institution. He at tended Catawba College two years, where ht won two medals for work done in debating; the Uni versity of N. C. one year aiid com pleted his collegiate A. a. courte in the northern Indiana Universi ty iij Indiana where he was elect ed orator of his class. In Sep tembtr of the earne vear. 1908, he entered the Ursiuus Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, Pa;, wheri he epeut three yeatB. In the meantime during his vacations he obtaining practical kuowl edge as a Sunday School mission ary. He was regularly commis sion d bv the S. S. Boaid of the j Reformed Church to the 2ud chuich at Lexington, N. C, in 1904 and the next summer he was sent by the board to Kansas where he s-rved one pastorless scho-'l and organized another one which has since done splendid wrk. Before leaviDg the semi nary ha was elected pastor of the VVaynpsbury charge in Ohio, a splendid field which he resigned after 27 moths to accept a call to bis immediate home community tosfrvathe Crescent charge ar.d teach Latin, Greek and Euglisb in Crescent Academy The Acad emy having been discontinued and the N C. Classis having redis- trictcd the Crescent charge he wae besought to bee me a home mis sionary. He was duly commis sioned by the Home Mission Board ot the Reformed church in the U. S. to the Waughtown Mission at Winston-Salem, N. C, where a beautiful brick church, seated with chairs and nicely furnished, has been built aud a splendid work begun. . Fire Destrojrtlnneijr SMiesville, Deo. 16. The gin ning and pressing establishment of L. B. Bristol, which was locat ed near the old electrio station a Bhort distance northwest of the square, was burned last night .af ter midnight. The building, to gether with 55 bales of cotton and machinery, was consumed. There were about a hundred bales of cot ton in the building, most of which belonged to Mr. Bristol, and by the uuited effort of those who ar rived on the scene several bales were removed unin jured. Theplant had been in operation only about two months, and was doing a gdod business. It was operated by Bongin the Material and Did the Work Themselves. Recently I visited a farmhouse that has been treated to just such a general line of improvement and the results were acquired with an expenditure of so tew dollars that I wish others could see and appreciate what has been accom plished. Originally the house - was a four-room house, two rooms up stairs and two down stairs, and for years the kitchen and dining room were maintained in an old lotr nouse in tne oacs vara, rne housewife had. kept up the daily round of housework in this incon venient fashion for forty years, perhaps. The young people in this farm home have felt for some time that the best, moat strength saving kind of housekeeping could not go on in this fashion. No member of the family felt the out-of-date, hard condition more than the son, who is now the head of the house. So about this season just a year ago, plans were drawn for the addition of an up-to-date kitchen and dining room, with porches. The work progress ed throughout the winter when farm work would permit, and I might add that this farmer con ducts the entire farm work with out the aid of "hired help." Two delightful, airy, well-finished rooms and two porches are the re sult of the winter's industry. It ia interesting to note that all the labor of construction, the lajing of beams- and rafters, was per formed, by this man of the house, with the aid only of twogrown sisters. Even the masonry in volved in building the chimney was accomplished by thisjmtrain ed mason and the bricks for the' chimneys were taken from the old original log kitchen. Th9 girls confided to me that the work of cleaning the old mortar from the bricks was the most disagree able feature of the work- Home made screeus perfectly made, beautifully fitted, have also been added to the entire lower part of the house; This . transformation of the old, inoonvenient farm house . into an up-to-date farm home, cost this farmer less lhan 95. Mrs. F. L. Stevens, in Ral- eugn ss. u.) rrogressive warmer M Gazette. . Havs You An) Cats Jo Sell? Sharon, Pa., Dec. 18. 'Squire S. S Gilbert of this place, has re ceived a requost from the State of Washington, for 1,000 cats The requost is made in a letter to LAlbert P. Randell, formerly of Sharon, but now a resident of Okanogan county,-in the western part of the State. He writes that he will visitPennsylvania within a month to pick up all stray cats that can be delivered to him, for which he is willing to pay a fair price. Mr. Randall has associated with him a nam' er of property owners determined to rid Okano gan county cf gophers Chat de stroy gardens and farm lands in that section of the State . Five thousand cats are to be shipped to Washington by April 1st. Antiseptic Remedies destroy disease germs, Dr. Bell's Anjti-Pain is an antiseptic remedy for external and internal pains, re lief is almost instantaneous. Sold b all dealers. notice ol Sale Under Execution. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, term Bowan County. November 1910. J. Id. Sills and G. S . Kluttz trading as Sills and Kluttz, plaintiffs, - against Walter George Newman, defendant. By virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned, from the Superior court of Rowan County, in tfce above entitled action, I will sell lo the high- esi uiuuer, ior casn, .on Monday, the 2nd day of January, 1911, at the court house door in the city of Salisbury, North Carolina, to satisfy said execution, all right, title and in terest which the said Walter George Newman y defendant, has in the follow ing described property, to-wit: Beginning at a stone. Mrs. J. L. Bothrock's corner in the middle of the main street, thence with said street 8. 45 deg. W. four poles and nineteen links, thence S. 56 deg. E. twenty-three Eoles and seventeen links to a stone in i. D. McCarn's line, thence north five poles and twelve" links to a stone, Mrs. L. J . Bothrock's corner, thence north 56 degrW. nineteen poles and eight links to the beginning. For further description and boundaries and title see deed from F. H. Mauney and oth ers to Hellen A. Bufty, reoorded in Book 101, page 60. 4 Rearister of -Deeds of Bowan County, North Carolina. J. H. MoKenzie, Sheriff of Rowan County, 1 electrio power and was equipped with modern machinery. The losses estimated ijt: more , than $6,000 and there was no insurance. The fire was discovered about 1 o'clock by the . policemen in the southern part of town and the alarm given. The "fife department, which is located nearby, responded instantly but the firS. had gained too much whed theyt arrived to be controlled. The gin had been in oparation only longnongh to gin one bale yesterday afternoon and there was no one'at the place when the fire originated which indicates that the fife was either incendiary or resulted from the carlessnesa of sonaieone. Char lotte Observer. if' -7- The Cotton Belt is the auick and direct line on to Texas, through Arkansas. It runs two trains, daily, Memphis to Texas, with through sleepers, chair cars and parlor cafe cars. Trains from all parts of the Southeast connect in Memphis with these Uotton Beit trains to tne Soutnwest ve Low Fares Southwest pa fTwice mm mrtntli W&83m&tt$&0k very tow xare vm ffiffimkmimr tickets wll be sold is tB-PPJT points in Arkansas, Louib- mr J -HUM HUU; eVIUHllVUiat Stop-overs are allowedland the 25 day return limit gives you-plenty of ft-, time to look around. Takdadvantaire Mti of these low fares and investigate the wonderful opportunities ODen t5i Svou in the Southwest Mi Don't Wait nntil the Me- nnnnrtrm?Sd ro tmnp write tOaay and tell mf whotP tnn U7nrtfr o-n T will Bend yOU a COmnlete SPhpdnli. nH tll rrtAit.ho rhnonost ' cost of a ticket. I will 1ro Knnri triii trad rnr HrtrtlrB on Texas and Arkansas, with county mapsin'colors. n.n.DUU urn, Uistrict f assener Agent H. E. ALLEN, Passenger Agent 9 109 W. 9th Chattanooga, Tenn. S. McOobbins, president. W. B. STKAciiANvireasurer- E. H, Harrisoh, secretary and marager. M'GUBBINS & HARRISON COMPANY Real Estate, Loans, Insurance! r CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $36,000.00- B ;" 5i We are selling Ground Phosphate Rock, 28 to 31 Acid Phosphate, at $10.00 and und-r per tou. See us at oiice about this. EEAL ESTATE LOAD'S: If you want to either loan or borrow money on or,d real tate secur ity in Rowan Co. it will certainly pay you well to look inl o outsystem of making real estate loans ; the lender nets 3per cent each 6 months w th 1 the best security on earth and with as little trouble to him i& deposit ing money in a bank. The security is a first mortgage real estate bond with our company guaranteeing payment of principal and interest. th A HEART TO HEART TlLK THE SHOE QUESTION "TTir voq ever stop to think that there was money wasted on buying cheap'ehoes than for any pther one article for your family! Did you know that the cheap shoes were made tip of fllanky leather the counter and inner soles oiit of shavings of leather put under Hydraulic preisure, pressed together aud the counter and inner Isoles made out of their, and when they get wet your'hoes comes to pieces, they can't be repaired because": you have nothing to build to, consequently that njeans another pair and if you buy that cheap shoe iigain it simply means buying all the time. Mow wliat we want you to do is to try Hamilton Brown Shoe! Every pair absolutely solid leather. V If you buy a pair of bur Hardware Shoes or Rock of Gibralter Shoes yoa have absolutely te best shoes that are made for ordinary wear, will last you twelve months, you may try the world, qy er and you will find nothing better, one pair means i t i a customer as long as you .vear suoes. .i 4". Our line of House Hold Shoes for men, woinen and children is a line of Solid leather made from thtt p.i.lfihrated Highland calf and a Dair of these - hoes will.wear anyone of the family all winter So it is with the pine knot made from iexas calf and they wear as theiuname indicates, like a pine knot. . I Don't fail to see our wjiole line whe-lyou : .come to town. - We can fit you aiict save yon mdneyf, give you goods up-to-date and, "standi behind every pair we sell. ? MUTT Mi CAMPBEB South Main St., SALISBURY, - N. P. soioooccocdbccodcocccocccccojk M 5 OurlFanitis Line of Z f fflj Q Or. Cook' Coming Back. - : New Yark, Deo. 16 Dr. Fred erick A. Cox1:, the discredited ex- plorer, will aqpear hern next week, according to messages be haa.;Bent to his friends. Dr. Cook will; ar- -jf- rive from Earope, following his self-imposed exile. Dr. Cook has confessed that he is not certain whether he reached the pole or not and in tomorrow's issue of Hampton's Magazine -he, tells of his experiences. . .-'r In the article he tells of the hardship's and trials, both men-tal-and physical under which he labored on his first trio north ward. He declares there was lit tle to occupy his mind on the trip save optical illusions. "The mental effect I find it diffioult to analyze." he writes. ,' borne of the exaggerated trans formations had the power to bring far off objects apparently near to us. This often ciuaed confusion in estimitiug distances." Dr. Cook apparently blames all his troubles on his mental condi tion, which he says, led him to believe he had discovered the pole Not Good for everything. Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve is good for noth mg but the eyes. If you use it and are not satisfied come back and gt your 25o. You- be the judge. is now complete. 5 Sizes to fit any mepaber of the family 0 A SHOE thatwears 12 months with J anything life fair treatment, We'idReady to fit you; OTEIIB) Bell Shoe Store, 111 Korth Main Street. - w 8 0 0 8 J. 0. WHITE & C0., Carrigae and Wagon guilders. FARM vAND DRAT WAGONS DELIVERY WAGONS, OPEN AND TOP, BEST QDALlTt iND STYLE The Qixeen or rasheon's Richest and Chpicest Creations are n.st elegantly and pei fe' tly reproduced on ihe Stiuidard Rotary Te irWi's Bes- Sewing Machine Th? i ly machint- which makes abso iiitely ei lect lok and chain stitchine on the same machine. Ladles When- y"u are in need of a sewing machine, you no doubt intend to give the matter intelligent consideration and should by one which will last a lifetime, the Standard Rotary. Yiu Owe It To Yourself to learn how the Standard Rotary will do more and Detter wort, in less time, Jf and wit', more real comfort and pleasure JJ. laan ixuy uuicr macxuiic uiauc. Remember ft tween years of tiresome work with a vi- (J brating or oscillating shuttle machine ana yeiirs ui scwingnwuun uaa sausiao- tion with a Standard Rotary. The Standard Rotary Shuttle is absolutely necessary to produce the ) Fastest, Quietest, Easiest Running: and Most Durable sewing machine in thev world. You are Always Welcome J to see the wonderful "Standard" Rotary -whether you buy or not. See it TODAY. You will be surprised and delighted with its -nany advantages. OTICE! I now Offer mv homft for aula nn-n taining acres more or less, located on the public Stokes Ferry road, 2 miles from Salisbury on top of a high hill in a eood healthv lonalitv. noar n church and public school-house, also a spienam Dusiness locality. On the place is a nve-room cottaee. erood well and well-house, a small barn and a good sized store-house. Store-house is now rented paying interest on one i j j 11 tno'.isana aoiiars. There are about two acres in culti vation and orchard two acres innlnspri with a five-foot wire fence covered with small undergrowth intended for a poultry farm. 'The remaind pr in in yard and grove. Any one desiring to go into business! run a nnnltrv -vn-rA or truck-farm cannot miss.it bypur- cnasing puts place My price for this property is $2,000 OniVl Wnicn JS Qirt RhPftn for if. nonnrA mg to the advance m real estate in tnis section or the country not only nere dui everywhere else. My reason for wanting to sell out ia that. T nont to go to other parts. For.further in- iormation write or come to sc e me 10-10-10 tf. T. J. Loftin, R. F, D., 6, box 4, Salisbury, N. O. Er- Get it at SMITH'S Roman's - Ohillonic A remedy that cures Chills, Fever and mala rial troubles. Builds up the system and makes NEW, RICH BLOOD. Each dose contains pure iron, quinine and pepsin in a tasteless "form. Children like to take it. Sold by Smith Drug Go. Near Court House. We Bell the celebrated Geo. E. Nisaen & Co's Farm and. Log Wagons, fully warranted. Old Carnages and Buggies I repaired, painted and made .as good as new. New Tops made and old Tops repaired. New Cushions furnished and old Cushions repaired. New Dashes furnished and Old Frames Re-covered. Rubber Tires a Specialty; steel tired wheels changed to Rubber Tires. Old rubber tires repaired. All kinds of Wood and Iron Work done at short notice. We have skilled workmen in each department. Surreys, Buggies and Wagons for Sale. Harness of all kinds made and repaired. Call and get prices. J. O. WHITE & CO. 0ZIZZZCZI3Z00 ooooooooooooozooocooooooooo - ... O o HOUSE FURNISHINGS o c o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O O O O O O o When in the City d?' :foet & mea can i am the i oldest furniture dealer m the city. I carry one of the largest stocks in the State and can supply everything in and about the house. I have an ordinary store full in each department. Why I have more chairs than you can shake a stick at. Little chairs, big chairs, rocking chairs, parlor BedS fllld RP.flrlinO' Window shades and curtains, carpets, uwuuniS, matfeingj rng oil cloth and linoleum. W3rdrflbeS bkca8es clocks, toilet sets, bath robts, hall . - - - - fortable. short anything needed to make the home com- "(Tninfi ftV"iPP ITIP an show you goods and quote you TJUHIC I HI oBB IIIC priceg thafc winjr hefp yon tQ Jefc rjgt PUDtOTMAO PICTO i r selections don't UnnlONYIMO Ulr 10 forget to give me a call. U N DR J A KING D0P,f FjrSetr1 d 'uMtaking andEmbalming. ... Good service and reasons hie Slices. When in need call on me,' YOURS FOR BUSINESS, CEO. W. WRDGIHT 009000000000:60000000000000 O o o o o o o o o o o Q m Q O O O O O O O Furniture and House Furnishings. We Need Money! Do You Heed Furniture? If you do, either forour present of future need you will make a mistake if yon fail to see ns. We are going to sell more furniture for less money this season than ever before. Call and let us prove it. We mean BUSINESS. We are also Leading Undertakers and Embalm ers. All calls promptly answered day or night. Prices the lowest consistent with Honest goods and work. U-T7VfMPDQPTT W R 108110 West Ennis Street, '(Next to Skycraper.) SALISBURY, W. C. SOTKHUND'S EAGLE Rl S1LVE1 Dp. Bell's Antiseptic Salve . Oood for Nothing bin tno Eyes Oood for all Skin Diaeasn. " If- T- .L"Si P9 3 "2 O 2 - 1 m n H X m r -0 H 00 E r 3 o 3 r r
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