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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25; 191S "T? : - THE NEWS AND OBSERVER f-- JT OF ihadowiinig niece IT OF 91 Here's A Good Resolution For The New Year- "I will provide in my sales-promotion appropriations for 1916 for an advertising campaign in The News and Observer-aNORTH CAROLINA'S GREATEST DAILY" Prosperous North Carolina on the Wave of a Wonderful New Era Active, prosperous North Carolina has never been busier. Mills and factories are crowded to capacity and the pay rolls are creeping up into the billions. " Crop money from tobacco, cotton, wheat, corn, peanuts and hay; earnings from saw-mill oin and foundrv rpnrcsent an accumulation of wealth that :-., h astounding. Think of the wonderful purchasing power This wealth is going into our North Carolina homes to be used in satisfying the needs and wishes of our landed citizenry, whose per capita wealth is compar able but to few. Recent great activity in all lines of industry promises to eclipse the highwater mark of any previous period. The News and Observer is the Straight Road to the Homes of Properous North Carolinians For All Advertisers Who Have 7- Merchandise of Reputation and Merit For Marketing In the home circles of thousands of our families the News and Observer is read with real interest by all its members. It is the direct avenue of appeal to the pocket booVand purchasing power of the better-than-average homes of North Carolina. The News and Observer has long been most successful in bringing results to its advertising patrons most particularly because it has the entire confidence of its reader friends, standing as it does for integrity, moral uplift and all that is good in this human world of ours therefore we urge with the assurance of an established reputation in years of result bringing that our business men of the State make a provision for an advertising campaign in the News and Observer for the New Year, the better to serve themselves and the home folks of our State. WITH THE SEASON'S BEST WISHES WE GREET YOU--A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR and " North Carolina9 s Greatest Daily99 N KWS A N D OBSKU V Ell. UALCIG H. N. C MAIL TODAY " Pleaae send your representative to advise with us in planning our sales campaign for 1916. S'ame 5 Address r Business Come to see us on 1 9 1 G I I I '; lT. C. V. APPOINTMENTS Gea. Jane I- Melts, lommanaiag Vet erms. Announces Appointments. Major G'-iioral James 1. .Mett, coin pian um 'hp Nrth Carolina liivision. f'niVd Confederate Veteran. li:is irnued the following order: I loud quarters North t aruhna hivision I'aitpJ t'oiifedrrute Veternnv (ipiirr.il Order No I. Wilmington, N. I'.. Iec. The folkiwiag appointment are here by made to be ertie at mire: Vol. Henry A. I-nndoa, Adjutant Gen ernl and Chief of Waff, Pittitmro. Lieut. 'ol. Wm. K. Kyle. Instructor General, r ayrtteville. Lieut. Vol. A. H. Buyden. Qntirtr-rojas tcr lieaernl. tSalislmry. Lieut. Col. f. H. H.ill. omnii-ary Cenrral, Ked Springs. Lieut. Col. !. H. Watson, Judge Ad rotate General, Winston. Lieut. t'ol. T. (i. Booue, Chief of Ar tillcry, Winton. Lieut. Col. 1. T.eon, Chief of Orfl nanee, Wilmington. Lieut. ,001. Henry i'.. Bahnson, 8ur geen General, Wiustou. Lieut. Col. K. A. Osborne, chaplain General, Charlotte. Major W. P. Wood, Aaat. Adjotaat Geaeral, Raleifh. Major Junius Deris, Aest. Judgf Ad rotate Geaeral, Wilmington. Major W. D. McMillan, Aaat. Hurgeon, WUraiagtoa. Major A. H Pawell. Raw. Vinelaad. Major Dr. Blum, Aide. Winatna. Major B. H. Hmitu, Aide, Winston. Major Jaa. A. Bryan. Aide, New Bern. Major P. H. Hanea, Aide. Wiaatoa. Major Heary D. Duckworth, Aide, Charlotte. Major George B. Ball, Aisle, Asheville. Captaia J. P. Parker, Bogler, fmnith fleld. Tli muae wiH he obey aad reepeet ed aecerdingjy. Br order of Major tleneral Jimea I. Met!.. Henry A. IaiikIoii, Adjutant -liriieral and Chief of Stuff- MEDICAL INSPECTION EUR COLORED SCJIOOI-S Meili.-nl i itsf ; ion fo' the -lorel schools of Nash enmity is the ,lnn of work wlii.di lias lem mapped out by lr. J. C BrAsvi ll. whole time county health officer of Nanb. lr llraswrll was a visitor in the of ftr... f the Htte Rnsrd nf Health Tea terdav and he brought the information Ihnt . January 1st he will have com plete. I the arhool inspection work for ahout forty colored schools in Naea coi.nt . l'r. Braswell belieci in. teaching health I" the colored people and says tout he ninr fai's to get hearty re sjoi:e on Henlth las and willing co operation m 1 1 health iiinUcr "One ot the tet things along the Una of m hixd and health work that haa ever twi n rlone for our county," said Dr. Hrancll. "i" the compulsory sinallpol Christmas Greetings Accompanied by a Box of THE "IDEAL TOKEN" OF THE SKASOM King-Crowell Drug Co. In every department our quality mad aervice will justify your judgment in buying from us. We are particularly proud of our assortment of TOILET RE QUISITES and HUYLER'S CONFECTIONS in one, two, three and five pound boxes. Eighty and a Dollar the pound. Your Son's Wife will have much to do with his success in the social and business world. Boys usually marry girls from the social circle in which they meet them. if you wish to safeguard your boy's success as a man, it is im portant that his boyhood's, even childhood's associates be the purest and best available; in order to make sure of this it is necessary to CAMERON PARK IS THE PLACE The Parker-Hunter Realty Company Sales Agent. ' V . :. , vaeeiaation law. It worka fine, and our schoula are now moving along without a hitch However," lie added, "t du arad some open air schools." $57,761,232 CAPITAL IN N. C. COTTON MILLS Over seven thousand perxons in North Cnrulink under the nge of sixteen ears are employed in the cotton mill Indus try, the antire capital of which industry in the Htkte is estinmted at .r)7,761 ,2H2 according to the anu ial rttjiort of ''om mission er of IWor and Hrintiug 5J I.. Shipman. now under preparation The numher of cotton nulls shown is 3IN. These mills use spindles to the number of :i-ii,4I7 ; 87.2 loom and VASi cards, requiring l"7.l- horse power. The approiiuiate amount of raw material uaed was 3.11 .U.KI.27U pounds. The estimated value of yearly output being S4 J41.7 The total busjImt of persons employed ligmed on a !ai of full time for the yearl whs .'.1,-tC (If these 111 Ml are mules; 1H.603 females Included in the list are 7!tt persout under ailteen cm of age. The number of salaried officers and em ployea, not ineludeW ahove, is 1.1.17 ; wagea amnuut to I16.S-ILMC1 . salaries to I,427jUV. The average length of day's work is tea hoars and aersntaen minutes. Week's work, sixty aaars. Eighty mills use steam as motive powsr ; 7 use eleetririty; 'Ml steam and water; lfl water; 65 steam and elee tricity; IS steani. water and electricity; 8 water and electricity; 1 internal com busioa angina; I steam aad internal combustion csglaa. NEW CORPORATIONS Tho folkwiaf charters were granted yesterday : Berasa Garage Company, of 8elma. with aatWrisesl eekavrtal aUek of 10.000. Iaearporatara. B. S. fceyaoWa. H. J. Uerria, J. D. Beyaelda aad O. U. WU lets. link Uitehell To., of Charlotte, with suthorizd capital stork of 150,000. la corporatoia, H. O. Link, B. W. Uiuhell aad H. O. Uak. Jr. Marraaata aad Farmers Bank of Viae elemfeld. with aataorised eapiul stork of 10,000. I n ear po rate ra. J. T. Win rtaajj, J. 8. and E. 0. Howard. J A. ForbM aad 0 there. Wtastoa BHaleaa Chero OoU Bottling Co, of Winston eta leas , with authorized capital stock of $la,BM. Incorporators, Oaorfo H. 8uae, Clyde H. Han ter, and J aeon A. Long. TV Ooarge Marsh Compear, of Ra leigfc. gave notice of eaaago of name to the Daaa, Marab 4 Taempeea Co.. with an iaereaae ia the paid ia capital stock from 15,000 to $50,000. D. ANDER90f TO rEAai. . C A. Wilt Detlre Addreaa At The T. M Baadar AftoraeM. The fourth lortnre in the aaries of praetieal talks on VHe4 Questions wUl be delirered hy Dr. Albert Aadonoa at the Y. M. C. A. Saadav aftavaoba. Tiaae! Am i A Tlase EiUer ,o. A fro attewrf will be the aabjert at.Aia-ad-4reaw , . . Dr. Aadereoa la well kaerwa aa a State ajai aad at leader ia religioas aad civic: activities, and his addreaa on this subject will be of special interest. Mr. layman K. Dilta. the popular gos pel soloist, will sing two selections snl cvndnct the chorus songs. The aasoeia tion building will be open during the holiday season as usual and all men will receive a cordial welcome MARRIAGE LICENSES License was issued yesterday for the marriage of Mios Victoria i'rarl l'uvia and Mr. JuuiiiH Happ. both of Kuleigh ; Miss Myrtle utts aud Mr. Walter W Hmith, both of Kah-igh ; Misa Ora I'ool Brantley and Mr. Alien Kniory. both of Raleigh; Miaa Out Mingia and Mr. Oroer A. Alford, lioth of Wake Forest; Miss Ida i'erri. of Wa kefleld . nnd Mr. Branch I'errv. nf Wake Korest ; Miss 1 .11 la Phillips, of l.uloii, and Mr. Iem mie I. lies, of Wake Korest : Mies Kulelle House, of Knighldale, and Mr. 1im k Avery Ho hards, of Wake Korest; Miss liavmui Burns, of Moncure, and Mr. George I 1'ieree, of Apei ; liss Ijilon Barnes and Mr John A. ttriftin. Ith of Raleigh. Dl'RHAM BOY WRITES THAT ENGLISH EXPECT ION. WAR. Durham Sua That the end of the European war ia little nearer than il was the day it start ed ia August. IV 1 4. aad that it will be a long drawn out affair; are predictions being made by high officials ia Knglaad accord iag to Raarom P. Proctor, Dnrkaan boy now staff quartermaster aergeaat of the (aaadiaa Guard, ia a letter to kia father. W. H. Proctor ia this city. "There ia no plaea ia the world," he says, "where things saee so atowly aa ia Kngland aad especially the war of See. It makes General Carsoa. who ia a self made, bnsiness mult i-aa ill leaaire of Canada, wild, when he aeaa thing more sn slowly. We tura ont snore work ia this oAe ia a day with a force of two oSeera aad four wire, tbaa the war office tuma out ia a day with their haa dred employe."' " He aaya that syed testes and inns ia Fnglaad are willing to take more of the war loan. They have only hast one aad that was a huge racceos. He believes another loan f ff.oV0,000,000 could be raised ia a month's tine. YES-IT IS P0SS13LE to stop maxim Rheumatism U a tormenting and rubbore malady. In tome cae-s it yields to treatment which is without avail in other cases. The darting pain, lame muscle or Stiffened joints only disappear by grad ually expelling the uric acid, and so many thousands have been relieved by the blood-enriching oil-food In Scott's Emulsion that you should give it a faithful trill. Scott's Emulsion acts as ft powerful blood-purifief by increasing the red corpuscles and it strengthens the or pa us to carry off the adds which aa the trouble. TryBcott's Bsaalseoei. ItcaMiwotkarsn. It ha helped thousanda and anay be ex act! what ye awe. Ko 1 hnl. . aSwarae.Wiimlils.w.1. -s A Merry Christmas J This is the brightest, happiest holiday of all the year a day when worries should not even be memories. J Business is forgotten home is the center of all things. Rivalries are put aside and love reigns. J To many it is a brighter, happier Christmas than a year ago augury of still brighter days to come. J To others bearing new burdens it is a re minder that care and strife will pass and peace and plenty will soon again prevail. J To one and all we say. Merry Christmas. We Wish You All a Merry (Christmas H. MAHLER'S SONS. 3welrs of 3laUlvl)
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