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UAKES H0L1E BAKING EASY
Light Biscuit
Delicious Cake
Dainty Pastries
Fine Puddings
Flaky Crusts
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
new life in (be cata which looks
like ft h-pele9 one v "
The Carmen of par community
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ar; about tnroaga leeaing, a
large crop of wheat is beiug tow
ed jaud the farmers ia oar county
tire begiouiog lo tako better in
terest in farming.
Everyb.df leemi to be iu a
prosperous condition. Hands are
scarce and. bard . to get .Every
b dyv seems jto . have plenty of
work and oaore.than tiny can do.
we are glad to see turns this av
as lit makes peopl happy and
scatters happiness throughout
our country. Clod Hopper.
SHE :f
SUFFERED
FIVE YEARS
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SPECTACLES
;J The Beattle Appeal.
Richmond, Va , Nov. 4. La
yerl for Henry Clay Beattie, Jr.,
under death sentence for the
muder of his young wife have
fil&Twith the supreme c art of
appeals, a petition for a writ of
error. This constitutes an ap
psal fram the judgment of the
court' at Chesterfield, which
sentenced Beattie to be electro
cuted -November 24. Unless the
court gives a decision before the
daf !set for Beattie's execution,
this mbve will act as a stay.
The points of the appeal are
"in the breast of the oourt."
All that can be learned is there
ar eleven points. Jugde Keith
will Consider and pass it on, with
whatever recommendations he
mftler, ta the members of the
bendbi Buohanau, Cardwall, Har
rison and Whittle. Usually the
OAK GROVE
Rockwell No. 2, Nov. 6 Tho
people of this commuuity will
bt through S3wing their wheat
I a Lid oats this coming week.
School will ?egin the 15th of
this month at . Oik Grove, I L
H jffuer, toioher
Mr Crisjy Bost, of Cabarrus,
has ben very sick for the pa t
week. We hops she will soon be
hotter.
A oartain, ycung : man stated
that he would get through sowing
whe it about Thursday and then
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newa going to nave a coru
wwn shucking. We are all invited
n har m Ijhs With tfce OUB
takes the first impression of an and will sure go.
appeal. Berry Wagnor
cm u i. I AMit A a-A a I
issue the writ it will fix the date &tfft Sunday.
visited heme
for hearing the appeal. Mau
while the execution of the death
aonkanea ia insnended. Beattie
remains imprisoned in Richmond
city jail, instead of being carried
so the cDndemued cell of the
penitentiary.
sjThat Winston will have a reg
ular salaried inspector of milk1
and meat was decided virtually
Friday night by th9 board of
aldermen, when they appointed a
committee, headed by Mayor Dal
ton, to recommend the best ways
and means to secure this much
noeded safeguard of ' the health of
the community.
Be the Right Kind of a "Tight Wad."
Almost to a unit the people who spend
money on themselves with livish hand, in
cluding others only when they are present and
can't be dodged, call a person stingy who re
fuses to do this, saving his money for more noble purposes.
J The "good fellow" who rubs hia stomach against the bar nntil
there is a worn streak juBt above the belt line and orders drinks f :r
whoever happens to be near, expecting a return of the courtesy, calls
the thrifty man who haB no part io the performauc a "tight wad.:
The town sport who lets loose of a thpee-dollar bill every time
he feels like a buggy ride taunts with olose-fistedness the yc ung man
who has no money for pool or cigars.
There seems to be a general inclination on the part of men and
women who spend money extravagantly on themsalves to class as
stingy those who save their monev and spend it on somebody else or
to provide against misfortune to their loved ones.
We will come to a higher and nobler understanding of the great
question of generosity when we fasten in our minds, with rivets
spread at both ends, the following definitions :
A stingy man is one who spends hiB money on himself or not at
A generous man is one who spends his money on others.
The matter of economy has nothing to do with either.
There is a high and mighty air about the prodigal that is calcu
lated to make a thoughtful man ashamed of his prudence. And it
often does, for many a man with a backbone like a piece spaghetti is
unable to stand the fire of the caustic criticism to whieh he is sub
jected by male bipeds of the sport class for watohiag his money care
fully.' But the man who is independent enough to keep from spend
ing a dollar unless he or some one dear to bim is going to get a dol
lar's worth of benefit out of it is the msn who will some time be
called on every 80 days to give the other his pay cheok aud decide
whether he shall ever get another like u.
Shirley Bost visits near Rook
well real often . By all the pre
parations being made I think
there will be another wedding
soon. Everyone get your shovels
and discs ready for a big belling.
Don't forget to put his buggy Qup
some where so he won't be able
to get it down for a week.
J J Lentz visits at R C Oruse's
qaite often of late. I think some
one else will visit there agaiu
soon,
The visitors of H J Bolt's San-
day evening were Misses Essie
Hipp, Ola and Liziie Cruse; and
John and 8birlev Bist. Oscar
Cruse, Geoige and Henry Hipp.
They all eujyed themselves fiue.
Arthur Weaver, who has been
ugaged at work in Salisbury, for
saw past ynar visited his parents
Saturday night and Sunday.
a W I w m -m
tiJ mu Boat, ot near Faitn, vis
it ;d his sick grandma, Saturday
night.
Crawford Miller died Novem
ber the fifth and was laid to rest
in the cemetery at Emauuel
church, November the sixth at
three o'clock.
i Shuford Bost has gone to Salis
bury to begin work in the facto
ry. We hope that he will have
much success, although I knew
he will get home sick very soon.
! George Hipp visit at H J
Bott's quite often.
One cf thb Girls.
Finally Cured by Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound.
Erie. Pa. " I suffered for five years
from female troubles and at last was
mimost neipiess. i
went to three doc
tors and they did
me; no good, so my
sister advised me to
try Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound, ana
when I had taken
only two bottles I
could see a big
change, so I took
six bottles and I am
now strong and well
m-v thanca Tar me nuuuiu uaa uuuc mo
and I hope all suffering women will
R. Pinkham's Vegetable
rrnmnorrnd a trial. It was worth its
weight in gold." Mrs. J. P. Endlich,
t? t? TV TCn. 7. Erie. Pa.
Wia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from native roots and
fcvHa Ann tains no narcotic or harm
ful drugs, and to-day holds the record
fr.y fvi largest number of actual cures
of female diseases we know of v and
tfcAnaanrls of voluntary testimonials
are on file in the Pinkham laboratory
at Lynn, Mass., from women who have
Kapti Mirftd from almost every form of
famoio fwmnlaints. such as inflamma
tion, ulceration, displacements, fibroid
tumors, irregularities, periodic pains,
Vwip.irap.rift. indigestion and nervous
prostration. Every suffering woman
owes it to herself to give Lydia E? Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound a trial.
If you want special ad viee write
Mrs.Pinkliam, Lynn, Mass., for it.
It is free ana always xieipiuu
They're Eje Helps if Bi&M.
Eye Htirlers and
Jaiers if Willi
Who but yourself can prevent
your having them wrong if you don't
get then at the right place? . .Not
the average spectacle seller. His
mission seems to be to get your nose
harnessed with a pair that strikes
your fancy and opens your purse.
It is by knowing the optical busi
ness thoroughly and attending to it
properly that we hope to baud up
ana keep a reputation.
W. H. LEONARD,
OPTICIAN,
128 N. Main Street
SALISBURY, N. C
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I bave a splendid Hue of BtaDie and- fancy; dry
goods and notion and am offerincr thfm at prices cox-
parable with 9 cent cotton My stock is fresh and opS:: J?
FOR LADIES.
mm- Mm. m ' M. f X V - M
I nave a aeieci a.ino ui i-ong uoais, uoai suiis; i
Skints. Shoes. Hosiery. Sweaters. Underwear.,!
Corsets, Laces, Embroidery, Dress Goods.?
FOR THE MEN AHD BOYS.
Shoes, Shirts, Underwear and a line of Sample
Hats. You can get a good hat from this lot at
a reduced price.
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.
Outing, Ticking, Curtains and curtain cloth, Do
mestic, Bleaching, Towels and Towel cloth, com
forts, Blankets, Table I inen, etc.
MY PRICES ARE AS LOW AS POSSIBLE AND PATRONAGE IS IN
VITED- Very Rppppctf nil v
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WINEWFF
Salisbury. N. 0.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
The directors of the Roekwood Mer
cantue. tJompany, in"., having ap-
pointed the undersigned to collect all !
accounts due it on or before Friday. !
December 1st, 1911, all persons indebt- Mb
ed to said firm &rft herphv rpnnoatprl I N
to settle same with me -at once. Ac
counts not otherwise settled on or be
fore the above named date will be
placed in the hands of an attorney to
collect by law.
Jolius I kick, secretary.
7t-pd. j Rockwell, N.C
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Drummers sample bnoes.
ine in ne iinfe ji uuo poio
Now e wnnt to hear from Bros
Hrtlette." j 'Sam Snort "
A Pa Tentn." and all the
rest who are hnnorar7 mambers of
the aaiosiatiob.
Harvey J. flrown who has been
eick several weeks with typhoid
fever, is ible w ba up again we are
glad to note.
The little anfant oft Ji c. L.
Trjxlei, who has been sick so 'oug
with eryaipilus, is improvit g
f!0Wly. !:
Miss Maggie J. Park, who is at-
Waches
for jsale
Brown's store
IWATCH REPAIRING.
at R. W. & I. S
(the post office) at GraniU Qaar
ry. Leave your repair work
there, or seud it direct to me at
POT No. 6, Salisbury, N, C
2 1-11 lyr. pd. R. L. BROWN
LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS.
Men to take thirty days Practical
:ourse in our well equipped Machine
hops, also road lessons ; and accept
'ood positions. Charlotte Auto School,
Jharlf tte, N O,
5-24 tf
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OR. M.J. RAGLAN D
VETERINARIAN.
tfi3 aud hospital on Inniss St., near
M in si on House corner. Day phone
Night phone 430. 4-270 25.
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GOLD KNOB.
Not. 6. After a long illness of
f'Idle-Forgetfalness" we have
convalesced in such a manner
f has we are able to join the Penfcil
Pushers' Association for au indef
imte time aud will attempt to
f;ive the news from our side of the
vorld in a way that will be pleag-
L, B. pracii
cimrch, preach'
sermon iu behalf of
Mias;oi.ary society at 5t
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On Sahdav. Nc ? ember 20 the
Rev. 0 Pi Frsbor..of Fiith, w
meach a Taaakaeivini; and mi-
mortal seratou for the Junior Or-
d-r United American Mecbanhs,
at Rockwell; al2:80 p m Every
body is eirdilly invited to attend
this service espe:ially all mem
bers of the J. O. U. A. M. cf
neighboring councils. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. MorgaD
visited Mrs. Morgan's fath
er, B. 0. i Gaubie. of Craven,
Sunday night.
A BAriC4. Bible Cla?8" will
be oiganiz-d at St. Peter's Church
Nnvftmhfir 12th. All vouust men
welcome.
The school at the Barger'e
school houN will begin Monday.
November !13th. with Miss Gei-
trnde Hart, of Moore ville, as
principal, and Mis Nellie Park,
aisistant.
PtOPLES NATIONAL BANK
SALISBURY, N. C.
floes a General Baokini
Business.
We pay 4 par oent on time de
posits. Interest payable every
hree mouths.
Prompt a'teution given to an
business entrusted to us.
Your business solicited.
Peoples' National Bank.
John S. Henderson, J. D. Norwood,
president. cashier
D. L. Gaskill, W. T. Busby,
V. -president. asst. cashier.
JNO. R BROWN,
Jeweler and Optician.
CHINA, GROVE, ' - N. C.
16 years experience. Prices moderate
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Merest in Various Neighborhoods
Sent in hi Oar Friend.
1ST We do not print ai
tides notBigned by the auth
or's real name.
ROCK.
Nov. 8. Mils Anna Castor
visited her friend, Miss Addie
Clark last Saturday night.
Henry Shive and family visited
at J. F. Park's last Suuday even
ing. - ,
v Rev. Nobles preaohed an ex
cellent sermon at Rock Grove M.
E. Ohuroh last Sunday..
There has been quite a stir in
our community; for the last few
vdayB on account of a mad dog
passing through the neighbor
hood and biting several persons
and several dogs. Charles Mc
Combs, Harvey Klutts, Jennie
Kluttz, and Burhe Kluttz have
left for Raleigh to take treat
. ment .
Robert Josey has purchased a
some next summer.
The school will start at Palk's
echool house next Monday, No
vember 13th. Z. A. Kluttz ani
Miss Mary Fisher as teachers.
The people of this community!
can congratulate themselves upon
having such a aplendid miller,,
in the person of V. A Shaping,
proprietor of the Shuping Roller
Mills, Mr. Shuping is d?ing a
splendid milling business besides
the vast amount of sel grain
cleaned by his splendid cleaning
process The writer will venture
to say that he is oue of the clean
est millers in the state of North
Carolina.
What has become of the rail
road which was so much talked
of a few months ago. . Since the
Hon. A. L. Lingle was in our
neighborhood making sp echeain
behalf of the railroad and the
bond issue lost and tin survey
was made, all seems to Btpp hers
and we hear no more of the rail
road. Probably if Col. LioVle
would make Borne more speeches
torse and probably will farm j for the railroad, he could put
Stiff Neck
For anyistiff ness or lameness
Sloan's LL timent gives relief at
once. It icts like massage
quickens te blood arid limbers
up lame jmuscles and joints.
When applied immediately af
ter violent exercise it prevents
stiffness. ' v
Here's Proof
"I ami using your liniment for
stiffness, j'l have bought two bot
tles of it nd it is the best I ever
6aw." V
Mrs.MARY CURRY, MiUtown,Ga.
"I had a levere pain between niyshouldets, and noticing your ad
vertisement in the street cars I got a bottle which quickly relieved me."
R. D. BURGOYNE, Maysville. Ky,
JMi
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i&Kiil
is an excellent antiseptic remedy for sore thrqk, cuts and
penetrating needs no rubbing. Sold by al? dealers.
, Price 25c, SOc. and $I.OO.
Sloan'i book on Hots, Cattle, Hogs and" Poiiltry tentfree. Addrest
D9. EABL 8. SLOAN. BOSlTON, MASS.
bruises. Very
TYPEWRITER
:-BARGAirJS-s
I have a few second
hand machines I will elope
out at once at almost your
own price. Don't miss this
opportunity to secure a
BARGAIN,
. Don't wait until the
beBt ones are gone.
3. H. WILEY,
Next Door to Skyscraper,
Salisbury, N. C.
Eyes Examined Free
by Expert Optometrist
GREEN'S JEWELRY STORE.
wk4 OVER 65 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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Trade Marks
- Designs
Copyrights Ac
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
miOKiT ascertain our opinion iree wnetner an
inrention is probably patentable. Communica
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents
sent free. Oldest agency for seeurinir Datenta.
Patents taken through Hunn & Co. reoelre
special notice, without charge, In the
Scientific American.
A handsomely illustrated weekTyr- lAnrest ctv.
eolation of any scientific Journal.- Terms. (3 a
-year r roar monins, eoia ojnH newsaeaiers.
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A full and complete line of
SPRING SHOES
for your inspection.
Prices always Reasonable.
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Bell Shoe Store,
111 N. Main St. Salisbury, N. C.
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J. O. WHITE CO., j
Carriage and Wr on Builders.
Farm and Dray TVagons.
Delivery Wagons, Open and Top, Best Quality
and Stvle.
We sell the celebrated Geo. E. Nigon & Co's Farm
and Log Wagons, fully warranted.
Old Carriages and Buggies repaired, painted and
made as good as new.
New Tops made aud old Tops repa'red. New Cush
ions furnished and old Cushions repaired.
. New Dashes furnished and old Frames Re-covered.
Rubber Tires a Specialty; eteel 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. a
Harness of all kinds made and repaired. Call aud
?et prices.
Respectfully, -:
J. O. WHITE & CO.
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Goods and Prices are Right
and you will surely be right if
you go right there for anything
usually carried in a first-class,
all right
Furniture Emporium.
He has ; ,
PURNIT UEE TO REJ ji
and at prices most Reasonable. You will ma we
mistafce Fhould you fail to give him a call wlim in VO
need of aiiytiiing in his line. - r q
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Undertaking and Embalming.
There are no better undertaking parlor? in the
Statu than Wi ight's. He i s prepared to look after
interment of any oue and has coffins and cas4 tp at
prices to suit. Embalming done according to the
best and latest methods. ... , .
: Same old stand, West Innes Street.
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