The Carolina Yatchmaa
Wo. U. STEWART, Editor and Ownef
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Salisbury, N.C., Nov. SV'15.
Teutons Draw Closer to Nisi
Yon never hear of aj football
enthusiast leading his classes.
Judging by reports the oall to
books this fall was somewhat of a
false alarm, bat the oall to base
ball, basketball football and oth
er games has met with an un
usually hearty response.
We notioe many statements
concerning improved conditions
and sincerely hope that they are
reliable, but judging by the gen
eral inability to make eolleotions
in this neok of the woods, im
provement, like many other
things, seems to strike only in
spots.
Invigorating to the Pale aad Sickly
The Olc Standard general tfrengtheiiing toniu
GRUVF'S TASTELESS dull TONIC.drives out
Mali ria.enriches the blood, builds up the system.
A til e Tonic. For adults and children. 60c
Secretary Tumulty also seems
to be managing President Wil
son's social affairs, having -just
given out the date and informa
tion oonoerning his forth coming
wedding. There are going to be a
lot of tea cast next year to put
Mr. Tumulty oak of the White
House. Note that,
Our Letterheads can't be matched ii
price, quality or workmanshii
The real Salisbury Printing Office
West Innes Street, up stairs
Ditto billheads, note beads, state
meats, envelopes, etc.
Whenever You Need a General Tv
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Taste??--.
Chill Tonic is equally valuable 6$
General Tonic because it contains t
well known tonic properties of QUINUv f
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drttr
Dot Malaria, Enriches the Blood &f
BcOda op the Whole System. 50 cen,
Get it at Siffei-d's.
Allies Htlplog la the Soatb Whili Rissi
is IpproicblBg Through Rnninli,
. London, Nov ' 2. Premier As
quith's speech in the House of
Commons today on the polioy and
plana of Great Britain, oonoerning
whioh he did not disclose much
more than already was known,
monopolises the attention of En
rope tonight, and the fighti: ?
whioh, although has beeu severe
on some of the fronts, is receiving
little thought. The Anitrc-
Qermans and Bulgarians oontinue
their advance in Serbia and are
daily drawing closer to Nish, mak
ing the position of the Serbian
army in the North more preoai
ious. It is believed here, how
ever, that the Serbians will be
able to withdraw to ths mountains
and resist the invaders until the
assistance whioh the Entente Al
lies hava promised draws so mo oi
the prtsssure from them.
The Bluish and French troops
which were laud.d at Saloniki al
teady are doing this in the South,
and news of a Russian contingent,
whioh is reported as having land
ed at Varna and said to be ap
proaohing Bulgaria through Ron
mania, is anxiously awaited.
On the Western front except
for some fighting in Champagne
theris little or nothing doing,
but on the Eastern front at least
three or four big battles are in
progress. The Germans oontinue
their efforts toapproaoh Riga f rem
the West, the Russians aie attack
ing west of Cvinsk and among the
lakes south of that city, while at
tacks and counter-attacks are al
most continuous on the Styr Riv
er in Volhynia and along ths
Stripa iuGalioia. Bjth sides are
claiming the advantage.
Amsterdam, Nov. 2. Via Lon
donA new Anglo-French expe.
dition to the Balkans is announc
ed by The Berlin Tageblatt. This
new paper publishes a telegram
from Sofia stating that British
and French transports with troops
have appeared off Kavala, Greece.
Kavala iB the nearest Greek
port to the Gallipoli Peninsula,
and might be selected as the land
ing place in case French and Brit
ish trorps were withdrawn from
the peninsula for service against
Bulgarli. A Berlin dispatohyes
terday said troops now on the
Serbian front, brought in by way
of Saloniki, had been sent from
be peninsula.'
Senator Overntin's ConMteB Heats.
Wiuhiugtoa, Nov 8 Y ater
dav Senator Lea 8. Overman con
veaed a subcommittee of the Sen
ate) Judiciary Committee appoint
ed to prepare a supplemental
cede. All members were present.
The Democrats, in addition to
Senator Overman, are Senators
Walsh and Chilton and the R
oublicaus are Senators Brandegee
md Sutherland.
The sub-committee probably
will meet daily uutil Congress as
sembles. At that time will be
presented a code whioh would sup
plement the judicial code enacted
by Congress in 1911. The supple
ment will deal with oontrol ct
duties and salaries of clerks and
marshals in all -Federal courts,
regulate appeals from one Federal
court to another and govern ad
mission of evidence and forms ol
pleading in oases iu Federal courts
Senator and Mrs. Overman and
daughter, Miss Grace, arrived in
Washington Monday morning
frcm Salisbury. Their daughter,
Miis Kathryny will arrive later.
President Wilson has received a
lettur frcm Rep. Claude Kitchin
stating that he would oome tc
Washington November 8 and
wuld be glad to confer with the
President on the subject of Na
tional preparedness. The Jette
was in response to one frim the
President asking a conference on
proposed Navy and Army appro
priation bills.
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China Will Retina 10 a Monarchal 6omn
menu Peking, Nov. 1. The Chinese
Government today rejected the
proposals of Japan, Great Britain
and Russia for postponement oi
the decision whether a monarch
ical form of government is to be
reestablished. The Government'
decision was made known by Tsao
Yuiiu, vioe-Mimster of Foreigi
Affaire. He called at the British,
Russian and Japanese Legation
and informed the Ministers the
Chinese Government had been ad
vised by Provincial officials that
they would be able to maintain
tranquility during re-establish
ment of the Monarchy.
Tsao Yulin thanked the Powers
for their friendly iuterest in the
welfare of China. He said the de
cision concerning a change in the
form of government was wholly
in the hands of the people, and
thit therefore it would be lmpos
sible to adopt the suggestion for a
postponement.
ThsiVice Minister's communi-
catiou!as verbal, as were the re-
totd rfot he tnree Powers.
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LK-M amy .
one of the Belk's twelve stores that buy goods very cheap for two reasons: First,
we bay in very large quantities and for GASH, We buy cheap and sell cheap.
This is why you should al ffays see what we have and get our prices.
Cotton Goods,
Cotton goods are still advanciug and
will probably be muoh higher. We are
well supplied at old price, and we are
selling some ootton goods muoh oheaper
than we can buy same goods now.
Calico 3i
Lt of best grade of calico in
short lengths for
3 1-2
10c Chevoit for 6
Salisbury made ohevoit best 10c
grade solid blue only in short
length 2 to 15 yd sold only by
pieoe price per yard 60
Best I2i Outing for 8
L t of dark outing very best
quality dress styles for 8c
Extra heavy cotton flannel for only 10o.
Ligbtie weight canton for 7 1-2o
Nice heavy quality of grey and
red outing for underwear for 10o
A'io cheaper grade at 7 1-2o
10c oolored border ourtain for only 5o
Special Table Damask
""Salisbury made" fine meroerii
ed table damask 64 and 72 in.
wide b3autiful patterns made
of the finest sea Island ootton
yarns price 45 and 48o
Special Value in Woolen
Dress Goods
82 iDoh half wool serge for only 25c
50c 86 inch serge in black two
or three shades of blup, red
and etc , our special price 39o
Fine all wool serge 86 inohes
wide extra nice quality of serge
for 48o
Exceptionally fine drees goods in
hlaok a or? colors for 98o
Yard wide 75s black taffeta spe
cial for 59a
Yard wide seco silk in light blue
pink and etc., for 25c
50c 86 inch orepe-de-ohine for 39o
75c yard silk poplin in all the
popular oolors for 50
Coat Suits, Coats and Mil
linery Big lot of new fall ooat suits just
put on Ble and bought at a sao
rifloe. Mostly blue popular
sizes suits worth up to 15 00
and 20.00 our special price 9.48
Big selection of suits at
12.50, 15.00,20.08
Women and Children's
Coats
Big lot of cheap coats of all kinds,
TRADE AT
3ALISBYRY, C.
War upon Pain!
Pain is a visitor to every home and
usually it comes quite unexpectedly. But
you are prepared for every emergency if
you keep a small bottle of Sloan's
Liniment handy. It is the greatest
pain killer ever discovered.
( Simply laid on the skin
no rubbing required It drives
-the pain away instantly. It is
wonderful.
Sloan's
Liniment
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Rellglm and Dibt Filing.
Dr. Johnson gives the prenc e
some whlesr me advice ib m
dbt payiug The iir'acij r'wbt
fails to pay his debts is no wore
(uoraliy than atiy lsjmau wh
'ails to p y, but th- urvueber bss
; reputa io tJ. maintain a d ii
s impcitiiut tfcii thu :irg
iould realiz-i that . ti t3 c n't c
ten K8 ice lavmbu qu bi
get away wilh .it.' None if m
aave any respect ror preacumt
vho d not make an honest eff l
to meet thsir-obligaticus prompt
ljj and the church officers, Sun
day School superintendents ai.c
others who are gui ly'ci the sum
off e; ses are in the fame boat
Some cf us have had i d-i
ffiih deadbeat t.ders, deacons,
stewards, wardet b, fa n ud
Spr'ain
S0REUS!
IS
WATCH REPAIR NG
For new watches, jewelry and
repairs at reasonable prices, g
fc". the drug store at Granite
Quarry, cr tc R. L. BROWN,
N . 6, Salisbury N. C. ,
10-27 6 m W. pd.
I PAY HIGHEST PRICE
GREEN HIDES.
CHAS. S. JULIAN,
10 27 3m 8alisburr. N O.
for Sale 1 two horse power Mo
V; 'ker gasolinp eusii.e Apply
to D O Off mai , China Grove, NC.
THE CHARM
OF MOTHERHOOD
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Enhanced By Perfect Physi
cal Health.
The experience of Motherhood is a try
ing one to most women and marks dis
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not one
woman in a hundred is prepared or un
derstands how to properly care for her
self. Of course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment at such
times, trot many approach the experi
ence with an organism unfitted for the
trial of strength, and,' when -it is over
her system has received a shock from
which it is hard to recover. Following
right upon this comes the nervous strain
of caring for. the child, and a distinct
change in the mother results. ,
- There is nothing more charming than
a happy and healthy mother of children,
and indeed child-birth under the ricrht
School supetiutm.t Outs and otbtrsi conditions need be no hazard to health o?
ho occupy th ch ef t-ate in i beauty. The unexplamable thing is
svuaacfiue and for a pretence msk . that, with all the evidence of shattered
f 0 I
nerves and broken health resulting from
an unprepared condition, and with am
ple time in which to prepare, women
will persist in going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rely
upon Lydia E. Pmkham's Vegetable
Compound, a most valuable tonic end
invigorator of the female organism.
0. ii r C ft Ann r! Chauls aknM -n in
! UUI OCliUIIU dllGG'a ouuaiu ud iu of oij
office, 40o pT 1 000 I he real
Salisbury Printing Office, 1204
West Innes Street, up stairs.
ong Liuvers aud L.k ii 0 th y
are not as thei m n, aud if -hey
iily knew what contempt meet
people hav-) fcr their profession
when measured by their practice?,
we be.ieve they w uld mend their
way?
Some of thfa e-pl are good
friends at d nnish )jrs. verv trord
f Iks. passing and repassing, osidei nce childless there lj
I qm tnir iacs oi common non " . "T ,
1 t .i cause of the fact
will fxcuee that The religion
that does i.ot tesch com iron hen-e-ty,
and failure ti pay debts is
dishonest, isn't worth a wh( op,
and as D. Johnson soys, it imt
on'y harts the individual, but it
In many homes
that Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound makes
women normal,
healthy and strong.
fulfil
tVBIA 6 P1NKHAM
K you want special advice write
T.vIIa X1 Pinrrriam Hfnill nlviA ifrt ( nrtrt it-
does irreparable damaee to the, dantiatt Lvnn. Mass. Tour letter 11
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
ranee ne proiesses a atesville
Landmark.
Vo Wallace
Sons II
Open up the first week of the new month with
"VALUES EXTRAORDINARY." We adhere to
our old standard of straight-forward, Clean and
"TRUTHFUL" advertising, selling all goods as
advertised. It is with this standard that we iiave
gained our "REPUTATION" and won the confi
dence of the people in this community.
Every one knows that the old reliable firm of
V. Wallace and Sons, after giving "iifty Years of
'Satisfaction," will never lower it's standard by
FALSE' advertising. What we say it is -IT IS!
SUITS
We hav on hand a wonderful
and most complete stock of suits
ranging in pric from $8.50 op
throngh to $25.00 Yon will And
these euits to be of exceptionally
fin valoe. far l.eyond comparison
with any other line of suits in tbe
State.
This
WEEK
Special
which wa especially call your at
tention to, i9 tbe wonderful value
we place before you at
Underwear:
Men's heavy weight Undarweir, fleace
liued and ribbed Bst grade, the kind
that sells everywhere at 50d the garment.
Our special pries
35c
Hats
Yju will ftud here ab ut 50 Moo'a Fine
Hate, tbe kind that sell for $1.50 aud
$2 00. We will close these out this week
at
YOUR
CHOICE
$1.00
Handkerchiefs
50 Ddz9h Fine Qaalhy Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, a good vlue at 253. Our
special price for this week
16c
On the Bargain
to
Co u ii
You will find a large asr4 T.-nt
of m9nfi Odd Coats klk! Vesta
from misoatttched and !;.' ' u
suits, esoh aud pvoryon yru vill
find to be au exopt,ion.l valua
which we will e'es out afe
HALF PRICE
NECKWEAR
W have on sale th;s week sbcut
100 Dczn f.ne pir-c s cf Men's
Neckwear. Thi Nfckweir yru
will find to be the kii d iiat soils
everywhere at 253 nud 50j. Oar
special price ioi thi? wf. k
Your
Choice
19c
75 Dozen 10s and 12o Haudkerchiefs.
Speoial for this week
9c
BOYS' SDITd
Somthics; neat; R:id np to-date
in Boys' Knee Pai.e Suits, the
kind y.-u buy eleawh ro at $4.00
and $5.00 We hav them on
sale for
$2.9;
We sell all goods as advertised. You will find us ever ready to livo up to
any ad you may read.
V. - WALLACE & SONS
"All Goods Sold As Advertised"
Branch tores Charlotte and Greensboro.
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