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Cardui, my back and head wm.iH ,L' .
thought the pain would kill me. I was harflv ahlt
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to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles
SLSSfe-1 beg5n t0 f:eI like a new wSnan. I soon
CUM puunus, ana now, 1 do all my housework,
veil as run a big water mill.
1 wish every suffering woman would give
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The Woman's Tonic
a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad
and it always does me good" '
.Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness,
tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman
ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's
tonic You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui
for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing
women for more than fifty years.
Get a Bottle Today! ,
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K Far ins for sale 1
If you want to buy a Farm,
Large or Small, see us.
you have a Farm to Sell,
List it with us.
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SALISBURY REALTY J
p and insurance Company. t
Peopes5 Natioaal Bank
Silisbiiiy, N. C.
Does General Banking Business
WE PAY FOUR PER CiH r on tinn da
posits. Interest payable every 3 month
Prompt attenion given to any busi
ness entrusted tj us.
Yonr business so!iiit-d.
CO Peoples Matioml Bank
John 8. Henderson, J. D. Norwo d,
presidents cahifr.
fl. L. QaskiU, W. T. Busby.
V-i resident, At eashi
Wachovia Bank
and Trust Go.
Salisbury-, N, C.
MSXP TO COORT HO08K
Will pay you 4 par cent on
your deposits and camp?und
the interest quarterly.
This is a Big Bank, why wot
opnii an accoant with us?
ieYeir.dwB Paint?
THIS 13 now
Buy 4 gals. L. & M. SEMI-MIXED EEAL PAINT.
at $2.10 per gal. - $8.40
And 3 gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it - - - 2.10
You then make 7 gals, of pure paint for - - $10.50
It's only $1.50 per gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas, if you buy 7 gals, of ready-for-use paint in
CANS, you pay $2.10 a gal. or $14.70.
The L. Cf M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT is PURE WHITE LEAD
, eilSTC and LINSEE D OIL, the best-known paint materials for 1 00 years'.
Use a gal. out of any L.&M. PAINT yon bny. and If not the best
paint made, return ifae paint and get ALL your money back.
T. J. Lyrly, Granite Q tarry ; S. L- Mulian Huntersville ; George 0, Goodman
& Oo., Mooresville; White-Ie'ton & Cr., Davidson ; Owen Drug Co., Winston
Salem; Rhyre Hdwe C j, Newton.
f i
New Quarter leg
ins April 1st.
Deposits tta J3 up to April 15th Bears Interest
as of the First.
the Salisbury b vnic & rau vv oo , welcome tavina
aooouoH in aav su n of $1 L0 or onro aad piya 4 PER CENT
INTEREST THEREON, cotnp)uud8d qaariierly.
The world wil! hlp yia on'y 9 ya hlp yourself and voo
meat learn uot to raly o much ou geuerat prosperity. The
savings aco mut is fcha beat ki id of asaraoca of your own suc
cess. t Open an Account Wlfh Us This 'Quarter.
Salisbury Bank & Tiust Go.
W. E. McWhirter, 0 i3hr.' vV. F. Phraiog, Assistant Cashier.
WIT
Tbi Utim People a la Henri Witter
sob Aad Tbe Charlotte OJisener.
It is a pathetic fact that
the . large majority of the
Mexican people are in " dense
ignorance of the moving
events A. 1 1 ko)wledge of
what intervention in their
affairs by this country means
has been kept from them by
their country rulers. In
short, they have not the re
motest idea as to what it is
all about. Our growing
knowledge of the condition
of these people should serva
to increase sympathy f o
them. The Houston Post ae
a border paper, we might say
and has had .opportunities to
secure information on the
situation at first hands
"Mexico", says The Post, is
crushed with revolution and
poverty. It has no arm or
navy. It is bankrupt. Its
commerce and industries are
prostrated. Mnrder and piU
lage are rife in all .parts of
ths country. .It is filled with
hungry widows and orphans.
It is the saddest and most better ..for adl
rleenlato rnrf innW th wnrlri them today
What it has suffered can not
be repaired in a century even
if peace should come speedily
to its distracted people." Of
its millions of people, The
Post say 8 they "have - been
worse than enslaved by a
fragment of landholders
They are homeless and ig
norant. They have been
preyed upon by greed as.no
other people who claim to be
civilized were ever preyed
upon. They have not bern
given educational advantages
or permitted to have an am
bition, and as the crowning
infamy succeeding a centnfy
of brutal exploitation, they
have been embroiled one
against the other in deadly
combat." Against a people
surrounded by such distress
ing conditions there should
be in this country no feeling
of hatred. We may , close
our eyes to a contemplation
of the ordeal they are going
to be called to pass through,
not for their subjugation,
but tor their ultimate free?
dom, and anticipate the com
ing of the day when they
will wake to the blessings
that follow the trail of the
American flag. The Mexi
cans do not know it, but for
the first time in the history
of their country they are. in
sight of a new condition of
life under freedom and pros
perity. Charlotte Observer.
All of which can be sum
med up in the statement their
Mexicco has been under the
dominion of the Roraist
chcrch for four hundred
years. A specimen of their
education and moralizing in
fluence.
: rv-y
Martial LfCJ Admiral Fletcher.
Vera Crfe April 26 .Vera
Cruz tonifcjSs under martial
law . ReaTtidrairal Frank
F. Fletchtninanding the
American; ipjivral forces on
shore, too ?issnea a- proc
laraation l44hisi effect and
the lastoppr$urij:ty Mexicans
had for hacking! their own
affairs in -a 'Cruz under
tbeif'own I&ji disappeared.
Admiral tcKar and his
staff determrid jthere should
be no mor$uiibling with
the Mexican yffiials regard
ing form of varment and
until f nthr notice" residents
of this port 4illive and be
judged by mvltary law The
word has i gofie j'forth that
disorder amlunruliness in
any form sb4$ ! receive, swift
and, severe ; punishment.
This proclamation makes
Rear Admirj Fletcher ab
solute ruler-agfrore.
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My toxltfve
Bst'Fii
Bftware.of Sd&stipation . Use
Dr. King'sf .Mm 1 tyfe,- Pills and
fceeo well ' MrV pharl68 E Smith
of West Franklin, Me., calls them
Oar family ifvatiye." Nothing
or. aged. Get
f All draggists
r by mail. ; K. Buoklen & Co.
Philadelphia dr t. lion is.
Ben Greet Players at a
Redpath Chautauqua
T
HE above pictures of some of the Ben Greet Players were taken at the
Fedirul) Oliautaunuas' in 1913. There are in all thirteen players in the
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Our Presided). ,
How well he leema to hate man
aged it, this whole sordid buii
pess of going to war; how fair he
has been j bow patient, how digni
fied, how infinitely gentle and
kind. No bluBter, no threats, no
tnioker of anticipation ; no lick
ing of the nation's chops, just a
simple sould, brave, soft-hearted,
hard'headed man. It is tad
enough to go into war of any kind
at any time but it is less sad to
go knowing that every honorable
means has been taken to keep
away from war. And this con
solation President Wilson has
qiven as by his wise, forebearing,
Christian attitude before the
provocation of a foe, mad and
desperate and foolnh.
The good God, who knows all
ai d watctns over all, and sees all,
and directs all, was in cor hearts
deeper than we knew, when as a
nation we chose this great, serene
soul to lead ns. Editorial by
William Allen White in the Em
poria (Kausas) Gasette,
Dr. J. W. Zimmerman
Dentist. '
GRUBB BUILDING,
Room 301
SALISBURY, N
Phone 109
C.
Mil
owe
ooaooo ooooooooooooa ooooooo oooooooooo ooooooooo
order to greatly reduce
enormous stock of
will give a 10 per cent reduc-
on all pianos for the next
weeks.
pianos
Oao Roseraan of Salisbuij Mysleriousli
Disappears.
Mystery surrounds the disap
pearance of Dan RosemaD, a Sal
isbury merchant, who left bis
s&ore at midnight Saturday night
with, it is said, $167 in his p-cket.
and wag last seen by ThomaB
Yost, a young man who works for
mm. it ib said nis nuances are
in gocd shape and family rela-
tio s unquestioned. iu a .vain
search for his bedy Btreams aDd
roads were searched for several
miles from Salisbury Sunday, but
no clue has yet been found.
"Mr. Roseman is about 28 years
old, has a wife and threes small
children and is muoh liked; One
report is to the effect that Mr.
Rosemar left for parts unknowu.
,;We also have a lot of used pianos that will go
at She following prices: Iv.ers & Pond, slightly
usid, regular price $425, now 282.
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Wejser Bros., regular price $400, now 240.
Hockley , regular price $350, now 235.
Carlisle, regular price $300, now 190.
ans from $5.00 up.
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you are interested you will do well to
or call us.
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EMPIRE BLOCK.
Salisbury,
N. Car.
Famous
Silverware
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CaietliouU
be exercised
when select
ing forks, ipoons
nd tancy serving
pieces to see that
they always bear
the famous trade mark
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which stamps them the gen
uine Rogers silvetplated
ware. For over 60 years
"1847 ROGERS BROS."
silver has been first in the
heart Of the housekeeper be
cause of iu wearing quality,
workmanship and. desiga.
Sold, by leading dealers
everywhere. Send for cata
logue C-L "showing all patterns.
J MERIDEN
BRITANNIA CO.
(international Silver Cow.
Successor.)
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Season Tickets for Outs forthcoming Redpath Chautauqua
In arranging to Inaugurate this chautauquatKs year the local committee bought 1,000 $2.50 season tickets, which
will be sold, while they last, by them for $2.00; $ch!
When these tickets are exhausted no seasbM tickets thereafter can be had for less than $2.50. Also, the price of .
season tickets will not be reduced from the first p$y to the close of the chautauqua.
The single admissions to the different sessions of this chautauqua aggregate more than$8.00, so it will pay you to
buy a season ticket even after the program is haff Completed. For the single admissions to the respective entertainments
see program. Season tickets are hon-transferab; except within the owners family.
CHILDREN'S TICKETS admit childre hied six to fourteen years inclusive. All children are admitted to the
children's work free. , V i ! f .
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