TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1919.
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER.
ARTILLERY UNIT
SALISBURY
j Major Gordon Smith An
nounces New Commissions
instate National Guard
( JULIAN WOOD IS
! CAPTAIN AT EDENTON
' Col. , Doa Scott Goes To Dur
ham. Today in Find Another
Captain for Supply Com
-"--pony; One Company Will Be
Shared Jointly Between
, Edenton and Plymouth
Major Gordo ri Smith, assistant adju
tant feaeral, today announced th loea-
tion of another coast artillery company
u Salisbury, tbe commissions for
favber of new sfficeri for- the National
Guard, and the splitting of an infantry
company bctwee Edeatoa and Fly
mouth. It was fonnd necessary to make
tun dirision of the company fceous it
was fonnd practically impossible to -
. cure enough money for a company la
either one of the towns. A company is
. desired io thtseHmr-efr thwHt'xre'."!
l'ljmouth will he given an opportonity
to raise a platoon and the other divi
sion of the company will go to Edeatoa.
Julian Wood, of Edenton, will be cap
taiq of this company.
:v ' Salisbury has been aaxioua for a com
pany since it was announced that tha
National Guard would be re-organized,
but not until it was decided to place
another unit of the Coast Artillery in
-the eentwHsectron. -trf- the' State'vnuf
there a company available for that
point. Major Smith has a telegram
from Ool. A. n. Boydcn, of that place,
in which he gives the positive assurance
"that the company will be raised at once.
Major Bin it h expeefs the company will
organized and ready for. Federal In
spection in a short time.
Delay At Ashevllla
The organization of the troop of cav
alry araiacd to Ashcville has been de
layed due to the absence of Capt. B. N.
lltzpatruk, who is back in camp to
rx mustered out of the Federal service.
Captain. Fitzpatriek is eoasidered a very
competent officer, and it is the hope of
the adjutant general that he can, taka
ever the organization of the cavalry
troop in .Ashevjlle. The probabilities
re that Captain Fitzpatrick. wilt be
asked to name his lieutenants so they
ran go ahead with the recruiting of
the company. Lineolnton, which has
the other troop of cavalry, has re--cruitcd
it sixty men and will be ready
CAUGHT MOTHER
TERRIBLE COLD?
Relieve It quickly with Dr.
Dr. Bell. Pine-Tar-Honey
STOP toting around disagreeable
and dangerous cold. Let Dr.
Bell' Pine-Tar-Honey exert ha
ability as 'a supremely beneficial help
in relieving phlegm, stuffiness, in
flammation, congestion, hoarseness, '
difficult breathing. Let it help you as
it regularly helps thousands of other
for whom its balsamic and healing
antiseptics never fail to promote results.
Safe for the little ones, too.
Aa economical bottle can be procured '
from your druggist today. That'
wise thing to do. 30c-, 60a, 11.20. .
For the Youngster's Bowels
Relieve that aknr-aetin Hvar and thos
behind-time bowto with aiue but noani
Po-Do-Lu. Cslomcl is toe violent, Ufeaves
tHwomfortable aitcr-ailecta. Po-Do-Lax keeps
. ths (unity m and Mint snsd. hm fcorn the
lowine-im of wie!lmii. howeK Arte. lVtrr1t
North Carolina's '
Musical Center
Home is Happier
If .There Is
Music
Aad "you caa indulge 'your
)wi talents,' or hear tha plsy
ing of gresteet artists repro
duced lor you "ia " your own"
tome, if yon own the Asspir
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Mask Bolls Here. ' '
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RALEIGH, . C.
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CONSULTINO ENGlNKXa
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WATER WOBKS, LI CUT AND
rowrif, STRisrs
for redsral Inspection aad acceptance
by tie government at any tim.
Charles E. Ifeaafea, t Wilmlngtoa.
has baea sslseted as second lieutenant
and battery adjutant of ths aeeond
brigade of Infantry. Captain Z. , O.
Hollowell has bees aaraed captain of
ths Goldiboro company. . Major B. J
Lambs, of ths ll&th infantry, A. E. F.
sad winner of ths D. 8. C, of Fayette-
ville, has baea named captain of the
Fayetteville company sad his accepted
Tn since. . . , v
Ts Darhaai Today
Col. Doa 8ott.,wa has eharg of the
infantry company, has just completed
a tour of inspection - to tb various
towns which will have units in ths
regiments. He will jo to Durham this
week for a conference with citizen in
terested in getting tha machine gun
eompany in that city. Since the resig
nation of Captain William Vmatead, no
man has been found who eould take up
the work f organizing this eompany,
Ths adjutant general's office is par
tieularly pleased with the way Winston
Salem took hold of the organization of
its Unit, and with.' the fact1 that the
city appropriated a substantial suut on-
anally for the maintenance of the guard.
This action is recommended to other
eities aad towns.
BPIDEGROOMSUSTAIAISA
BROKEN LEG IN ACCIDENT
air. Howard E. Mitchiner suffered a
broke a leg aad a severs ahaking np
when his automobile left the road Sun
day afternoon and, turned over soon
after he started to visit hit Intended
peen married this evening. Mr. Mitchi
aer's leg was broke below tb knee.
TWO OFFICERS QUIT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Within the next few days Commis
sioner JJooneyhani will name two new
policemen to succeed Patrolmen Welsh
and Scott, resigned. The- two officers
who bav just left the department will
enter other lines ef business. Both
proved valuable members of the de
partment, f
.'Lots of animated thinkers are "poor
talkers.
Ease the Painful
Rheumatic Twinge
8loaa's Llalment will bring comforting
rall.f ..(.LI- 'V
X T EVER breaks faith. Sloan's Lini-
I me i doesn't. Justv penetrates
w.,hv j m".i. sou rases ine
external pain and ache, rheumatia
twinges, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica,
lame, sore, strained muscles, bruises.
sprains.
For 38 years it has gone ahead win
ning new friends, holding old ones.
strengthening its reputation as the
Worlds Uaimsnt, Clean, effective in
relieving ths aches and mint of men
and women, this old family ttandby
can be relied upon to do its work
promptly and surely. Don't be without
a bet tie another day keep it handy.
All druggists 33c, 70e, S1.40. Adv.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' '; No, at r
In the District Court, Eastern District
of North Carolina In th matter of
William Walls, bankrupt.
This petiUoa of William Walls,' of
Wilson, North Carolina, fpr a' full di
eharg ia bankruptcy, having beet filed
ia said court, it is ordered by the court
that a bearing be bad on the 5th day
of January, J020, before Hon. H. O.
Connor, judge of said court, at Raleigh,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock, noon, and
that all known creditors and other per
sons interested may appear at said time
and place and show just eatise. if anr
Mhey have, why the prayer of the said
petitioner Should not be granted.
This 17th day of November, 1919.
8. A. A8HE,
Clerk V. 8. District Court, '
Raleigh. N. C.
Day
TRUCKS
And1
Every minute a truck spends In tie shop' is a double
expense. It is earninjf money only when working.,
; Truck must be built right to keep out of the shdp,
but more is necessary- :: . ..
They must be inspected regularly to prevent trou
bles due to natural wear and unnatural abuse.
" That is why we maintairTa monthly inspection serv
ice, by trained, inspectorsmake sure your trucks
make good and continue to earn money. 'M; ;
- This is why Day-Elders are tne most econ6micai
trucks in service. They are always on the job.
- .You cannot afford trucksthat lose time when they
should be on the. job earning money. Vy!': ' '
MONTrlLY INSPECTION , FREE FOR SIX MONTHS
Our Record Not a Day-Elder Worm Broken in
three years . .
See us today for, prompt deliveries! ' '
. G. Bullock
SorreU's Garage ' - Pboti 294
. Ralclflv Nortli Carolina
RALEIGH FIRM AMONG.
NEW CHAPTERED ONES
N.
C. Hines and Others Go Into
Eeal Estate Business;
Nine Charters
Tb Standard Realty and Sales Com
pany, of Raleigh, was among the char
ters issued to, new concerns today. Th
eompany will hare offices on Martiu
street, -and has the charter rights to
engage in the real estate investment,
insurance and automobile business. The
authorized capital is $125,000 and of
this amount 2,000 has been subscribed
by N. C. Hines. G. Jf. Fetter, A. H.
Pleasants and J. M.f Templcton, Jr.
Other charters issued were to the
following concerns: . ,
A. V. Bobbitt Company, Ooldsboro :
Lauthorized capital, $50,000 and $19,000
paid ia by A. V. Bobbitt, T. M. Bizzell
aad Royal H. Spcnce. This concern
ha barter rights to do a real estate
aad investment business.
The Workmen's Club,. Hamlet,' non
stock, with IT. H. Wright, Robert Kirk
Ian 'and D. K. Mudd, incorporators.
Gastonia Storage Battery Co., Gas
ton in; authorized capital $100,000 and
$7,00a subscribedr- by J. M. Holland.
J. I. Holland and B, M. Holland. .
Sandy Bidge Supply Company, Mon
roe, H. F. D. '4, general mercantile buni.
nesst authorized capital $15,000 and $2,
000 subscribed by J. M. Richardson,
and others.
' Eagle Gin Company, Ooldston ; au
thorized capital $15,000 and $2,400 sub
scribed.; by Fred W. Hums, E. M. Hold
ston, and others.
Cleveland Motor Company, Shelby;
authorised -capital $50,000 -and $5,000
EASES A COLD
'. WITH ONE DOSE
'Pipe's C o I d Compound
then breaks up a cold in a
few hours .
Belief eomes instantly. A dose token
every two hours until three doses are
taken usually breaks up a severe cold
and ends all the grippe misery.
The very first dos opens your elog-
ged-up nostrils and the air passages in
the head, stops nose running, relieves
th headache, dullness, fevcrishness,
sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling I Clear your congested
bead! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pap' Cold
Compound,'' which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. It aets with
out assistance, tastes nice, contains no
quinine Insist upon, Pape'l (Adv.)
, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bealed bids will 'be received by the
county "board of education of New Han
over county, Wilmington, N. C, until
10 o'clock a, m., Wednesday, Decem
ber 3, 1919, for the erection and. com
pletion of the following named build
ings to be erected in the city of Wil
mington, Ji. C. v
- A three-story brick, reinforced eon
ereto, high school building. Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified
check for five thousand ($5,000) dol
lars, made payable to the chairman of
th board.' This check will be for
feited: in th event the bidder refuses
to sign contract or is enable to furnish
Surety Company's bond. '
.Also, for addition to the following
schools: : Bear Memorial, William
Hooper and Cornelius Harnett Schools;
also, for new buildings for Peabody and
for Willistoa Industrial Schools, whieh
are to be brick wall, wood joist con
struction, with composition roofing.
Certified check for five hundred ($500)
dollars to accompany each ef these bids
upon same conditions aa mentioned
above for high school. -
Plumbing and heating will be let un
der separate contract.' '
r Plans and specification may be had
oa application to W. J. Wilkin A Co.,
Architects, Wilmington, N. C, All bids
to be addressed to th Chairman ef the
Board. The board reserves the right
to accept any or reject all bids.
THOS. E. COOPER,
Chairman.
CHAS. B. NEWOOMB,
."; B. SOLOMON,
" " . Member Board of Education.
Service
subscribed, by C. P. Peeler, J. C. Smith
and R. E. Carpenter.
Ernaldson Cotto Mills Co., St. Pauls.
Robeson county; suthorized rnpitnl
$300,000 and $130,000 subscribed, by
A. K. McEachan, W. D. Johnson a nil
R. C Law rc nee.
Wad Realty .Co, Dunn; authorized
capital WWO and tW,0Hl siil.-rilvl.
by G. M. Tilghmnn, SlarVin Wade and
A. C. Barnes. ,.
ESTABLISHES FREE RURAL
LIBRARY AT FL'Ql'AY SPRINGS.
Marcus M. Smith has establUhed a
rural free library at Fuqiiay Springs of
10,000 volumes of books which he owned
in connection with his Old Book Store
in this city. Miss Pearl Kitt is in
charge of the library which is free to
the country people.
liver works
a r
all right, th
fat of Yoi.e
Insid works i
ant to Walt rtvtrt
otherwise not ao.
'hsn look after vour
liver, see that t runs
"smooth and steady'';
ist It doesn't -t rl.ir-
red up or skip s en and
irow the whole zoachlrarr
(vni ot veer.
Dr. Thacher
Syrup
Is a Liver Regulator. a Blood
U Tonio of 7 years aUndlnr;
nine prescription or an old
family doctor of larc prao
-tlce; a standard remedy for
the whole family from the
children to the arrant
parents. ,
"About three yon go, I wu
Ut "iiifT1 J". wW-
"T dr. I brgu the a of
PR. TUACHSH'S LIVES ASB
BLOOD Svnup, and today I
sat thankful to aay that Vm m
St baalth, and weigh IS
and attribute av good
th to the uaa of th.t
now wonaerfu; mtdtclaa
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Shoes especially
First quality leather throughout perfectly
smooth linings each stitch just right are '
' the! qualities that supplement . correct style
and a superior fitting service, in the Shoes
we sell. - ' ,
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315 Fayetterill SLSX' r'f, .V,' '',:::'"';. (:;T;'..'Xt'.V ' V Opposite Postoffice '
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DOCTOR TALKS
Says With I'aqaalified Support, of In
' stttatioa N Oa Need Fear
Fall re.
SIMPLE MATTER TO OVERCOME
AILMENTS HE MENTIONS NOW
i"or years we have prescribed a cer
tain combination of medicinal element
to people troubled with weakness, that
proverbial tired,' worn-out feeling, de
noting debility and a run-down condi
tion of the vital organs. We have con
clusively proven to our absolute satis
faction that it is only a matter of dav
before the user of this prescription will
begin to report vast improvement from
symptoms and ailments arising from a
ease of nervous or acute indigestion,
constipation, lethargy, or sluggish liver,
and stomach trsubles. Headaches, loss
of weight, appetite, energy and ambi
tion follow such disordered condition
as night follows day, and now that the
staff has agreed to help those poor few
who cannot be helped by this powerful,
yet harmless, remedy, I am for it heart
Pat yoar bsrdeas oa as. That's what w are her fer T help yes solve year
with remittance the rest come eaiekly as easily Classified Department. ,
W : -I'M
Standard of Quality for Men of Critical Taste
, v For sheer quality, luxury, style, price anything wor
' r' thy our ready-to-slip-into
. ' ' ' - Are the Standard of .Utmost " .
Value in Men's Clothes. '
v CUT RIGHT, TAILORED RIGHT,' FIT RIGHT
. $37.50 T $62.50 ; : .'; ,. , '
Good SHOES Are Least Expensive
No person can economize' by buying "cheap" Men who'knownarticul arlv
the man.
$12.50 ANDr $13.50
b-CVH t-
anil fti 111 anil. tMlioii m. wo oro
tending to such sufferers a helping hand
dared Dr. Stuart Wray Koldon, if. D.
A. B., enter or stair.
Sanaa Ia Its Name.
""We named this prescription of ours
Kanux, because it'a au easy name to re
member. It avoids substitution (a rose
would ' smell a aweet by any other
J name), aad so it matters not after all
Sm. u . .1 . - ...h.i.i..
wuav in u, wuic mm i;im rrguiitiur
is called, so much as the results it pro
ducet within a reasonable; time and if
six bottles or a ' tax-weeks' treatuieat
doesn't do th work we know there must
.be something either radically wrong,
calling for more heroie treatment, or
else your trouble is not due at all to
these conditiona for which Hunux ia
good. Ia either case we want to help
you. There are ao strings on our glad
welcome at tbe hospital to those Banux
dee not relieve quickly and completely
ia the short treatment at home, whieh
we recommend for any man or woman
neediag a reconstructive, invigorating,
aystem regulating, Intestinal and blood
cleanser to correct the condition grow
ing ut of stomach, digestive, liver or
bowel derangement, ssys the president
of this United Medico-Chemi Hospital.
Ws are' going to have a representa
those " of 'experience everywhere
acknowledge '
V MANHATTAN SHIRTS '
Are ' Superior for Comfort; Fit, .
Style and Wearing Qualities. , Rea
son? why you find them here! . ,
' $3.00 -7 $20.00
Halted Medlee-Cheml Hos
1 : tltal, Richmond. .
"Home of Sanax
tive of the hnopltnl in this vicinity every
sow and then jut to meet and consult
with Sanux users,, . We intend 4e follow
up'tKe'ISaairraimenTTa'li' successful''"
conclusion and drive out of the tows
all, uncertain, haphazard medicine-tak '
ing -for once and for all. Half of the
medicine bought we jndgo, ia taken with
no scientific knowledge of treating ones- ,
self and no wonder some splendid medi- ,
cines fail of their purpose," continued
this gentleman, well knofn in medical ;
circles. No wonder people, often beeoma
discouraged when we ace liow carelessly '
some pjrgct it ioners diajniDsethe-o'
jtiaints of tlio average patient. Only
the wealthiest patients get's treatment
in smaller towns a a rule. If real sick .
we say go to your boat doctor. Demand
of hiui scrvico as yu would from your
bank. Insist upon a thorough, pains
taking treatment, and then put your eon
fidence in him absolutely. But if only
a little run-down as so many are, stay ."
right on your york. Take a bottle of
Ronux home, ff art using it gradually,
Increasing th dose as the system be
comes used to its powerful effect and
watch how the system respond and th
whole outlook on life and work broaden
out Banuz is being sold here by sll
good druggists. Price, $1.25 large bottle. 1
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badness problems. Send as year AcT
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