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CUH CORRESPONDENT
FAITH.
July 20.-Will A Beaver and
wife and' little daughter of Kan
napolis are .visiting- his brother,
Thomas A" Beaver near . Faith. .
"'Miss Carrie Rimer has gone to
Katinapalis to wdrk in the towel 1
factory.
Cirt E Beaver, wife and two
children of Spencer is visiting
his father-in law, Sampson. Sbup
ing, near Organ church
William A Basinger and wife
visited their daughter, , Mrs John
R Ludwick. .
Young lady at Ed Ritchie's,
July 13 th. r
i George Peeler, C J Shive and
John M Basinger have each
bought a range and had them
placed in their kitchen and are
highly pleased with them.
Will B Stirewalt has . just
bought a new auto. A large one
in which he can take all his
family when he goes out.
Junius F.esperman is from
camp to visit his young wife. .
Luther Fesperman is at home
siek from government work.
Roy Artz and wife are in borne
from Norfolk to visit his father
Walter Artz of Camp Jackson
is at home visiting his father. .
J -JJ Kuyketldall and son. Rag-
an. and Cleveland Gantt have
just returned -frQui-Gr an ite Falls
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where they have been vismng
Mr Kuykendall's brother, Billie.
Thev went in their auto,
Mrs John T Crabtree ot Salem,
Virginia - and Miss , Virginia
Stephenson are visiting her
daughterT Mrs George F McAllis
ter "at Mount Pleasant. They, all
came up in an auto to Faith and
took dinnerdalM G-VM Fisher's
and then called to see Venus and
his collection.
Henry C Ridenhbur of Rich
field was in Faith and called to
see Venus and his collection.
- Willie Griffith got three of his
fingers nearly mashed off in the
derrick wheels and he was rush
ed to the sanatorium for treat
ment.
W D Holler is having the . big
part of his residence built. D A
Wiley one of the best carpenters
in our town is boss of the Job,
J T Wyatt has a good picture
of that wealthy gentleman who
died recently at "rauite Quarry.
He was a native of Ireland. Any
of his friends and relatives can
, get one of his pictures by send ;
ing twenty cent in stamps to" J T
Wyatt, Salisbury, N C, R 3, box
10.
We have found a receipt how
to make jellies without fruit and.
will send it for 9 cents in stamps
Sidney Fink, Will Goodman
and Milo Johnson came home on
a short visit from Camp Jackson
and returned July 21st.
Mrs M G M Fisher, has plenty
of strawberries. Who can beat
that for this time a year? " .
Chalmers Whitman of Sal is -bury
and wife spent Saturday
night with Paul Barger.
Lee Barger and family is visit
ing his brother Paul Barger;
E D Bostian and G F Bostiatf
of China Grove, R 2, and tT R
Menius and I Ko3s Cress of?
Salisbury Route 2, came down in
. their automobile to visit friends'
and see Venus and his collections;
They read the Faith items.
Venus was at Dorse McComb's
sale Saturday. Frank Vance
got the telephone for $12,25, Jno.
Barger got a set ot. buggy har
ness for $7.25, Alex Lyerly gotf
1 m ri W- s-4 -
another set ior $d,zo, k u uruse
got an old time buggy for $4.50,
Rev J'M Lyerly got the disk har
row for $47,00. , ,
John Shuping sold twenty-two
watermelons grown this-year.
JC Lingle cried ! the sale at
Dorce McComb's; sale and Will
Fesprman's son clerked the sale.
That fine . little farm near
Faith has a fine meadow and
pasture wired in, and a large
barn, good springs and a branch
running through it and it car; be
bouerht cheap. Send nine cents
srs Comet YismQ.
The observation of Wolfs
periodic comet by Prof. Barrard
at Yerkes observation is annouh
ced by Edward C Pickering, di
rector of .the Harvard observa
tory. The, comet has a period'of
close to seven years, and is per
manently attached to-the solar
system. It was .first seen in
1884. The announcement states
that its magnitude on this visit
is 14.5.
Lame Shoulders.
This ailment is usually, caused
by rheumatism of the muscles.
All hat is needed is absolute'
rest and ja f w applications of
Chamberlain's Liniment. Try it..
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To Intervene In Russia.
The Japanese diplomatic coun
cil has agreed to the American,
proposal .for joint intervention
by Japan aud the United States,
in Russia, says a news dispatch
from Tokio under the date of the
17th. A proclamation will be is
sued in assuring Russia that the
Entente has no aggressive de
signs in intervening Siberia. It
is probable that a relief commis
sion will accompany the expedition.
' Vitalizing the , Study of
Agneiil tare' is the titler of a
valuable little DvmDvit
whi6h hai jast been ij?6iul
from tliw State Oolleg-. Tlia
author is Prof. OB William?
Deau of Agriculture, and br
unrpose 13 to give helpful
tiiggestious to fceaclieis in our
el emeu try ec'ioolp who are
conducting clashes in Agri-
cultnrV
Teachers and any others
who insire copies can get
them by writing to the Regis
trails office at West Rileig .
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by purifying and en
riching the blood. You can soon fel its Strength
ening. Invigorating Effect.. Price 60c.
National Bank
SALISBURY; N.C
Watch Repairing.
Send your work by hand or by par
eel post to
R. L BROWN,
Route 6. Salisbury, N. C.
5-15 lOt pd
Femalft nurse or attendant for
a sanitarium for Nervous and
Mental diseases. Salary $24. oo
a month with board and laundry.
Address. S Lord, Stamford,
Conn. . - 7l7 8tpd.
Dneo Tsjeneraf banking basinesS and cor
diallinvUes four accounjt.
WAf flOOR PER CEMT interest
everUiree mths in oar savings depart-
Prompt, cailM. and confidential atten
tion given to ail business entrusted tons.
N. B.-McCan W. X. Btisuy,
1-rwaidenu Cashier.
J O, Norwooi : John McranJtss,
pf ice-Pi mutenL Asst. Casbkr.
il'tl Preaid&nt.
Gold Hiil Townscip Sunday School ConyentioD, Friday, August 9ti),
7 he program of the Gold Hill township Sunday school conven
tion, to be held at Grace Reformed church, Friday, August 9th,
beginning promptly at 10 a m, is, as follows:
Voluntary by the Choir
Devotiunal service ... by J. L. H. Fisher
Address of Welcome .by C. A. Holshouser
Response ..." .-. . . . by M -H, Bar ringer
Review of the work of our Township, Ass')ci-:,tion.
by ur Town?- secretary.
Goals set . . . by our Towusbiii' : rt-.-i t i t:
Department of Ad minist ration organized for sm if" : If I .m
Certificate of Dissolution.
To atf to wbom these presents may come
Grating:
rt appears to my satisfaction, by
duly lthftujoa'ed'record of the proceedings
for lfe'vol?intaty dissolution thereof by the
unanfoous consent of all the slock holder?,
deported in my office that the R. M.Leon
ard Iercantile Company, a corporation of
this Sipte, wIose principal office is situated
at Nqi57 East Hill Street, in - the city of
alisy, C unty of Powan, State of North
CarolffofU M. Leouard being the asent
thvrejp:and in charge .thereof, upon whom
process, may be served), has complied with
tfce requirements of Chapter 21, Revisal
ol 19JS, entitled "Corporations" prelimi
nary. lei the issuing of this Certificate of
Di s61ioii;n
Novg Jieiv fore. '. J - : v -m fl rimes, See
retaryjf tat.e of ilit? b i -- Iorth Cora
lina lid hereby certify that the said corpor
ationil on the;29th day of Jnr.e 1918, file
in npl ioffiiVe a duly executed and attest
ed extent in writing to the dissolution o'
sytd t'lrpora.t'ion, eteculed by all the slock
holdf r thereof," which said consent and the
reio? -or proceedings aforesaid are now on
file i' ,my sii j office as provided by law.
lip jpstiniony whereof. I have hereto sel
my i;n l i-nl affixed rny official se:d ;it
H alfb 'bis 29ih dyy of June, A. 1. 1918.
J. Bryan Grimes,
Secretarv of State.
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Department of. Education organised for service
Recess for dinner.
AFTRRNOON SRSSJON.
2 o'clock )." ni.
Elemetary Division organized for service. . . .by Airs K
Secondary Division oreranizsd for service, B:)vs. Rev G
Girls Mrs P.R.Brown. ,
Address -. bv Coumy oHici i s
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Business and organization,
J. L H. FISHER, Pres Z. A. KLUTTZ Sf.c y.
D. Mc0a.li
O. Ritche
State of North Carolina ,
Cpuntj of Rowan
! j r In the Superior Coart,
:'-: September Term 1918
Lt NOTIUB.
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JannjiTrown. "
Th& jibove named defendant Jannie
take nofif? that an action
mmenced in the 8aperi".r
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LIVER DID
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IGESTION W
Says 65 year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells Row She Was Relieved
After a Few Doses of Black-Draught
MeadorsYille, Ky. Mrs. Cynthia
Higginbotham, of this to-wn, says: "At
my age, which is 65, the liver ' does
not act so well as when young. A few
years ago, my stomach was all out of
fix. I was constipated, my liver
. r
didn't act My digestion was bad, and
it took so little to upset me. My ap
petite was gone. I was very weak...
I decided I would give Black
Draught a thorough trial as I knew It
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began talng it. I felt
better after a few doses. My appetite
improved and I became stronger. My
bowels acted naturally and. the least
trouble was soon righted with a few
doses of Black-Draught."
Seventy years of successful use has
made Thedford's Black-Draught a
standard, household remedy. Every
member, of every family, at times,
need the help that Black-Draught can
give in cleansing the system and re
lieving the troubles that come from
constipation, indigestion, lazy liver,
eta You cannet keep well unless your
stomach, liyer and bowels are in good
working order. Keep them that way.:
Try Black-Draught. It acts promptly,
gently and in a natural way. If you
feel sluggish, take a dose tonight.
You. will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
25c. a package One cent a dose
All druggists. j. 59
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North (SarolSna (State (Dollege
off MgricisltuFe sstsB
Engineering
conditions brought out by the -world war should remove all doubt as to the
value of technical education. Increase ef production in all lines is the demand
of the times. Let your son equip himself for useful, productive citizenship. Let
.him have an opportunity to multiply his efficiency in whatever industry he may
-engage.
. - St!e CUege offers four year courses in: Agriculture, Agricultural Chem
istry, Chemical Engineerirasg. Civil -EnEdneeririff. Mechanical
O trical Engineering, Textile Industry, Dyeing. '
P Military Training under U. S. Army Officer.
p Unit of Reserve Officers' Training Corps. General government rives allow!
ance to partly pay for uniforms. Juniors and Seniors receive pay amounting to
.over $100.00 per year. Summer Camp at Plattsburg, New York, this year,
attended by Juniors free of cost. Graduates who take R. O. T. C. course if
called into service are assured commissions. '4&9feE$to'
Two hundred and forty scholarships yielding free tuition to needyboys?
Young Men's Christian Association building which cost $40,000. Regular
paid General Secretary in charge. " -
Strong Athletic Teams.
Requirement for admission 11 units tenth grade work completed.
Numerous Short r Courses. : . ,
For Illustrated Circulars, Catalogues and Entrance Blanks, write,
D
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relief. 1 r.eu' m
srrantftfd, '
This the loth d y - f Ju'-, A. P. 1918
J. F. .V c( ".uu b v -, J3 . c.s
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No V' n Carot 1NA ,
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;.ki? nn! ( 'i !iri an action en'itlel as
al )Vf- is di 'g in tho Superior 'kurt
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petition and comj 1 int of . f laintiff
in ;Jiis KCticn. tr the petitioner and
plaintiffs will apply to t,h court for
tliifjrel.ief drinandvd in said petiiion
anfqom pi a rn t .
fThis, June 22, 1918.
.W J Frakk Mc(J:tbbins. C. S. C.
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THE GB0P.SB.
He barritii? a full line of .Iht
: i- Grade Groceries at
'I---' very low priors.
)5uys all kinflp of PrcdBC's
CljickriiK, KgyFf Hhv n, ano
g! vegetables. ISee h m
f lead quarters for Watkinf
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Medicine Co.
'Phone 57.
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AlexanderHamilton 7 .
LBrst Secretary of theTtasur;
, WJ vvuin cu uicuiu wjr
in a bank; By sttidy
industry and thrift he learned the business, saved
enough to make profitable investments, became prom
inent, fought in the Revoluuoa signed the Declaration
of Independence and was first Secretary of tfie
Treasury.
If you are ambitious to get ahead in the
world, begin by saving a part of your regular eanv
ings, for money paves the way to the desirable things
of life.
Start an account with us this week and
add to it evefy pay day. Soon you will have enough
to buy property, take a desired trip, send your son to
college or make profitable investments.
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Multiply your money in our care
SALISBURY BANK AND TRUST GO
SPRINGTEX is the underwear
with a million little springs in its
fabric which 'give and take"
with every movement of the
body, and preserve the shape of
the garment despite long wear
and hard washings.
It is the year-aroundunderwear, light,
medium or heavy weight, as you like.
"Remember to Buy It
You'll Forfet You Have It On"
Atk Your Dealer
UTICA KNITTING CO., ft!?hers
Sales Room: 350 Bioadway, Hm York
VUNDcFUAV EAR
Can't sleep! Can't eat! Can't even digest what little you do eat!
ARMY & NAVY
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
will make you feel ten ears younger. Best
known remedy for Constipation, Sour Stomach
and Dyspepsia.
25 cents a package at all Druggists, or
a sent to any address postpaid, by. the
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U. S. ARMY & NAVY TABLET CO. 260 West Broadway. N.Y
Carter's MtOe I
You Cannot be
Constipated
and Happy
Small Pill
Small Dote
Small Prie
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A Remedy That
Makes Life
Worth Living
Genuine bears signature
AS'? SS OARTER'S IRON PILLS
many colorless faces but will greatly help most pale-faced people
"BLUE BONNETS" Jl New Fabric ulih New Feature. .. J
" Blus Eonnrti meets th eeedt of ihe woman wKa wtnh Iv.nh&iT JursU. (.U. H
lll weai without vrrmkW. tepdi Aut and Uuoden perfocdy. AdmiraUy adapted (or
tokf-made drejse. tport coi nd ikirts, children anaeati, petbeoah, ec Alaadimp
enejj, furniture coreriaa etc Cuar&nteed dye fat and danUe. Wide Tadety ol ex
quista pattern.
If jwzr deakf doem't carry "Hoe Bonneta" tend m Am ad with nam of dealer aod
7U 'nil oend him Mmpiet and nottfy bim ot your lequeat.
I ESI THIS WHITMAN A CO. Ine 881 Broadway. New York
FIRST NATIONAL BAM I
SALISBURY, N. C.
Established., 1S83.
Savings Department Pays 4 Per fWt,
Compounded Quarterly,
OFFICERS
H. N. Wordson,...
Dr. R. V. Trawley.
President
Vice Pres.
W B. Strachan Cashier
E H. Woodson. Asst l as! itr
Start Your Savings .At-count NOW for Next Christmas.
Responsible Bar-king, Cnirius Trfatm nt vM (ovMeh-
Hal ei vice is Our Policy.
We Cordially Invitp'You to Fee UsQn-Ai.y B-rkirg Vv
Yu are Interested in.
We are Authorized Agents for Sain cf War 5 ai gs Stmrs
and Thrift Stamps .
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