THE CIIATHAI1 IlECOBD, PITTSBOEO, IT. C.
mti i ... .
Sure.
6 Bell-ano
Hot water
Sure Relief
pOfl INOIOESTIOM
RhE
I
OMATISM
ritfL Eczema, Hives, etc. Right in
5f own home and at trifling cost,
fflSTenJayfhe benefit of healing
Julphar baths.
Hancock
Sulphur Compound
ttTuse most fficadoui. Use it in the
R?iSe ttas a lotion appl.in to affected
feSd & " internally
oAc anrf 1-20 bottle
, .,,. drugjlist's. If he can't supply you.
i2ffi.Wand ttf pceln stamps anl
JwUliend you a bottle direct.
COMPANY
Baltimore! Md.
snJ 5CC-M uvthth.
Hipui Gulf"
immiwnuima
For CROUP. COLDS,
INFLUENZA & PNEUMONIA
unthpra should keep Jar of Brames Vapo
HSffif Paiye convenient. When Cronp, Infiu
?a or Pilnmonia threatens this delightful
nil iribbed well Into the throat, shest and
7h J. will relies the choking, break
ingestion and promme restiui sieep.
sal ve: u
wn i hot STA1T1 mt CLOTHES '
M. toe ni 11.20 it all drag ttor r scat prepl4 by
Bme Drag Co. N. WUkesboro, N. C.
TOR g4LE TOtBIG CAR; $100 FIRST
PAYMENT, balance easy payments. Write
for description, etc. Dr. 'Nprman Snyder.
Cumberlaad, Maryland.
as.
Every
fiorse Owner
who has ever tried
Yager's
Liniment
will readily admit,
that it is by far the
' irtt and moff econotn
ical liniment for general stable use.
For strained -ligaments, spavin,
harness galls, sweeny, wounds or
old sores, cuts and any enlarge
meets, it gives Quick relief.
It contains twice as much as the
usual 50 cent bottle of liniment.
At all dealers. Price 35 cents.
LIMIMIMIr
L
GILBERT BROS.& CO.
Baltimore, Md.
REVIEW RED CROSS GROWTH
Ra'eigh Red Cross from Being Small
Auxiliary has Grown to Chapter
of International Reputation -
RaJelgh Hovr the Raleigh Red
Cross grew from a small auxiliary to
a country-wide chapter of internation
al reputation is interestingly told in
the History of the Raleigh chapter of
American Red Cross and of -its
Branches and - Auxiliaries, a booklet
now on file with' the North Carolina
Historical Commission. .
The Red Cross in xRaleigh began
with 9 members in the home of Mr.
William B. Grimes on August 16, 1916.
It had grown to a Membership of 6,491
by .Christmas of .1018. Beginning as
an auxiliary- to mdke gauze bandages
it grew, rapidly to an organization
whose efficiency can be measured by
th following results: $41,611.05 con;
tributed in money; 182,128 particles
manufactured for the soldiesr; edu
cational work, that not only trained
efficient workers in Raleigh, ; but
founded Red Cross work in Charlotte.
Salisbury Zebulon, Fuquay Springs,
Apex, Wendell, Durham, Chapel Hill,
Wilson, Henderson, Rockingham Pitts
boro, Graham and other communities;
a motor corps that never failed in any
emergency; a" canteen , service that
made the name of Ralefgh blessed on
both sides of the ocean; and a home
service department that handled the
influenza epidemic ' both in Raleigh
and inCamp Polk in 1918,- and the re
curring epidemic of 1920. -r ;
Asheville, -Frieda Hem pel, soprano,
will give a public recital in this city
Monday night, May 17, under the aus
pices of the Rotary Club. She will be
accompanied by Conrad V. Bos well
known Dutch . pianist. - v. .
Clayton, Mr. A. M. Johnson, form
erly county farm demonstratration
agent for Johnson county, with head
quarters at Smithfield, has just, been
elected secretary -manager of the John
son County Farmers' Cotton Ware
house, capitalized at $500,000. ' ?
, Charlotte, Four men were received
for the navy last week. ' ". r
Daniel H. Breeder, Gaffney, S. C,
Thomae L. ; Wallace, Stanley ; Oscar
B. Wilson, 17 Wynona' aye., Charlotte,
and B. G. Carson, Bessemer City,
are the men accepted.
, New York, (Special) The 'sale of
Hope" -FriscoT an 11-months-old black
filly, for $13,500, was announced here
as the record price for a trotter of her
age. She was bpught by Thomas W.
Murphy, a .... prominent grand circuit
'-driver, who was said to be acting for
William N. : Reynolds of Winston
Salem, n. c. .
MM
Money back without question
if HUNT'S SALVE fails in the
treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA,
RINGWORMTETTER or other
Itching skin diseases. Price
75c at druzg-ists, or direct from
A.I. Rlchardi Medietas Co., Sherman, Th.
Seeing Ourselves.
A well-known film buyer was chat
ting to a producer the other day and
became so interested in the subject
of film acting that the latter thought
he ought to be tactful and offer him
a part When the film was complete
the producer invited the buyer "to see
himself as he really was. . ' .,
"Well!' said Mr.Vroducer, "and are
you going to buy the film?"
"No," replied Mr. Buyer. Tm going
to commit suicide !"
Dunn, Plans for new buildings for
chickens and machinery and n for the
construction :of an official aeroplane
landing field within the race track are
now well under way by the Harnett
County Fair Association. They "will
also strike to make the extrbits of cat
tle and swine, in 1920, the greatest in
the state. .
Saiishiirv .-Several " new cases of
smallpox have made their appearance
in the southern section of the city and
Dr. Armstrong, county health officer,
says the disease is beginning to be a
menace to Salisbury.
All children attending school in
Salisbury, Spencer and East Spencer
are being vaccinated. ' '
Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin.
On rising and retiring gently smear
te face with Cuticura Ointment
wash off Ointment in five minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. ? It
IS Wondprfnl
wiu do for poor complexions, dandruff, ;
itching and red rough hands. Adv.:
A Learned Capital." y'i-
Aarau, capital of the Swiss canton
of Argovia, posseses one. of the hard
est working libraries in the world.
snSh th library consists of "only
w,000 volumes wh ich is not so large -as
public institutions go In the United
aates the population of the capital'
"self is only 10,000. With' eight voW
mes per inhabitant, the, -library? of
Aarau has just cause to boast of itself
s a miniature Athens. ' . . - ;
Sore Eyes, Blood-Shot Eyes, Watery Eyes,
tieky M eSj all healed DromDtlv with niirh
V applications of Roman Eye Balsam.
The Reason. j ' I
re no more Hnnnr 1okfs
"There
HOW. sr tl.,,
J'01 1 suppose the pfdiibitionists
in 5 aid PeP! might ' drink them
If- .
Ssi
in
imm
1. Nijsht
lvoi-n
eftnVrii.i- Fac-
WriwF.";,eiar" nd Healthy
r" E Car Book Murine Co. Chicago. 1lU
' Rocky Mount. The announcement
made by Mr. J. B. Ramsey of this city,
president of the North Carolina Bank
era asociatfon. to the" effect-that that
organization has ,- accepted June 7-9,'
the dates recommended by ,th KocKy
Mount clearing house association, as
the time for holding the annual, con
vention was met wrth hearty approval
on the part, of local bankers. .
WilsonThrough7 the efforts of Mr.
Frank S. Has sell, after ascertaining
that the official census enumerators
fnr sAme pause had failed to make
accurate "reports,. Supervisor ' Howard
at Tarboro arranged that those wno
were omitted' would he.givenan op;
portunity to be listed before the popu
lation of Wilson town is made Known.
Mount Airy to Assist
f Mt Airy, Over a thousand dollars
was subscribed in a: f ew fiiintites at a
citizens mass meeting held at the city
hall here to assist the farmers or tne
laurel Fork section of Carroll county,
Virginia, to complete a new mountain
marl thev are building Xnd "which - win
connect Mt. Airy with the Hillsville
Danville' pikeA large MelegatioriTol
Carroll county farmers attended the
The new road traverses several
orchards and will be known as the
non rftl A ' - t ',- ')t, ' 5v "t
1
Farmers Somewhat Fretted
T.anHn rmrsr. A eood . many of the
farmers- of this county are much .con
cerned itbout the guano -situation. :
i ivrnmt nt fh ETiiano dealers were
withdrawn from the market on Jan
uary 16 with instructions to book no
more prjiexs for manipuiatea gooas on
guarantee deliveries. jr. . r -r
To further complicate matters the
government, inspectors are condemn
ing engines on the S. A. u. rauroaa
and have Dut two engines on tne
T.anrinriiifer .and Southern railroad
out of commission.
MOTHERf
California Sy nip. of Figs"
. Child's Best Laxative
Accept "-. "California" Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then yon are sure your
child is having the' best" and most
harmless physic, for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Children love Its
fruity, taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California."
AdV."; - .- -i,. . -X .1, - .
Oh, What's the Use?
"More money ? Why, . only yesterday
gave you $20." , . . ,4
"Yes, dear, but! I spent that on a
new hat." - JvV--- r-'-;-::
"But I gave It to you to buy food.
Yotj can't dfeed yourself on a new hat."
"I can feed part of myself with it."
"What do yon mean?" . - ,
"I can feast my eyes on it." "
A Stock Chaser. "''
A manufacturing concern recently,
advertised in the papers for a "stock
chaser" in the purchasine deDartment.
Many answers were received, but
one in particular showed the writer's
conception of. the job, for he said : "I
think I am qualified to fill the posi
tion I see you advertise, as I've been
a farmer all my life." J "
- Not Yet but Soon. ;
Peddler Can't I sell you a paper of
pins today, lady? . . t ,
Lady No, thank's ; r my ; husband
jpught a new shirt yesterday. Judge.
Another Royal Suggestion
GMDDLE'GAICES; andWAFFLES
From the New Royal Cook Book
Hp HERE, is an art-in
X making flapjack 1 pan-,
cakes, griddle - cakes or
wheats call them what
you will: But it is an art
very easily and qujckly
acquired if you follow the
right recipes.."
Here ; are 'i some recipes
for a variety of breakfast
cakes? that will make
grandmother envious. The
secret, of course, is Royal
Bakng Powder
Royal Hot Griddle Cakes
2 cups flour - :
H teaspoon salt -;
teaspoons Royal Baking;
'.- Powder -iA
1 cups milk -,
2 tablespoons shortening:;
Mix . and , sift, dry ingredi
ents; add milk and melted,
shortening; beat weH. Bake
on slightly greased hot grid-'
die. ; -- .
: Griddle Cakes with Eggs '
1 cups flour , ;
teaspoon salt " -
S teaspoons Royal Baking
Powder - -- .
- - 2 e?g:s ; . v
cups milk v : i
. 1 tablespoon shortening;
Mix and sift dry ingredi
ents; add beaten eggs, milk
and melted shortening; mix
well. Bake ; immediately on
hot griddle.
m
Absolutely Purd
i ; -
Buckwheat Cakes
2 cups buckwheat flour -.'
1 cup flour
teaspoons Royal Bakma
- ' r Powder . ' " '
1H teaspoon salt -
cups milk or milk and water
1 tablespoon molasses
1 tablespoon shortening "' .
H Sift together flonrs, baking
; powder and. salt; add liquid,
molasses and melted short
ening; beat three minutes."
Bake on hot greased griddle. '
? f Waffles 4 -' ' I - ;
; 2 cup flour
4 teaspoons Royal BaklngTi .
.Powder - x
4 teaspoon salt
1?4 cups milk , '
: 2 eg-grs
1 tablespoon melted shortea-
. tog , ,';: ; -
Sift flour, baking: powder'
and salt together; .add milk
to yolks of eggs; mix thor-
oughly . and add to - dry in
gredients; add melted short
ening and mix .in- beaten
whites of eggs.? Bake in well
greased hot waffle iron . un
til brown.. Serve hot with
maple syrup.- It should take,
"about 1 XA minutes to bake
' each waffle. v
FREE
New1 "Royal ' Cook - Book .
containing; these and
scores ot other delightful
recipes. Write for it to-day.
EOTAL B AKHra POWDER CO.
IU Falton StrMt
' New York City - '
"Make with RoyqVm
. Larger a man's brains the . less vain
he is of them.-
A good question requires thought to
answer. Field.' ? - r - : ..'
Australia has nearly 300,000 acres of
untouched forests. " : " N
Some people haven't any influence
even with themselves.
The. more we learn, the more eager
are we to learn mofe. ' x.
.The lack of riches Is almost as
as the .abuse of them. , :
These Agents Have Contracted
for 25 or More Cars and -Made
Their Deposits
D. CARL -FRY, Agent, Carthaje; '
i Moore County, N. C ; . '
B. C HINSON, Agent, Monroe ; An-
son and Richmond Counties, N. C
R. E. WHITE. Asent, Anlander; Ber- u
tie and Hertford Counties, N. C
O. M. POWERS, Agent, Chadbourn;
Bladen and Columbus. Counties,
N. C. . .
W. E. TALLENT, Agent, Henry;
Catawba County, N. C . '
J. L. TANDKLL, Agent, Blacksburg,
8. C. ; Cherokee, Union and Ches
ter Counties, S. C., and Cleveland
County, N. C
SUDDERTH & HAMBY. "Agents,
Boone; Watauga and Ash Counties,
N. C . - . . - .
Z. B. BULLOCK. Agent. Rocky Mount;
. magecomoe, xxasn, trai. ana w us on
Counties, N. C
GEO. V. PATTERSON, Agent, . Gas- -tonla;
Gaston County, N. C
H. O. MATTOX, Agent, Dunn; Har
nett County, N. C.
E. L. PEGRIM. Agent, Lincolnton;
Lincoln County, N. C
C C ROGERS, Agent, Lumberton; .
Robeson County. N. C
J. N. HELMS. Agent. Monroe; Row-
. an County, N. C .-
J. D. LOGAN. Rutherfordton; Ruth
erford County, N.-C.
R. C H. BERRY. Agent, Hamlet,
N. C. ; Scotland County, N. C, and
Marlboro County, S. C
. J. a EDWARDS, Agent, Marshville; .
-Union County, N. C
JONES & LEWIS, Tarboro, N. C.;
Marlon. and Horry Counties. S. C
H. J. SHEFFIELD, Agent. Petersburg,
Va., Forsyth County, N. C. -'Ik
Q. JOHNSON, Agent, Bethune;
Darlington and Kershaw Counties,
a-, ..... -'' ..
R. B. INABINET, Agent, Swansea;
- Lexington County, S. C.
' J. W, FLOYD, - Agent, Columbia;
v Richland , County, S. C
MARION MYERS, "Agent, ; Sumter;
. . Lee and . Sumter Counties, "8. C
J. D.. HOPE, Agent, Sharon; York
- , County, S. C -
RYAN CHANDLER & CO., Agents;
' ' Wedgefield;- Clarendon County, S. C -
, M. M'RAE, Agent, . Dillon; Dillon
. County, S. C. . . -
J. E. NICHOAS, Agents Conway, S. C;
Florence and Georgetown Counties,
' S. C, Brunswick County, N. C
J. H. BROWN, Agent, Liberty; An
derson, Greenville and Pickens
Counties, S. C.
KENNINGTQN & ' - HASELDEN, "
' . Agents, Hemingway; Williamsburg
County, S. C. . .
S. L. M'MANUS. Agent, Lancaster; '
Lancaster 7County, 8. . C
J. D. DUNLAP, Agent, McCormlck;
MeCormlck County, S. "C
C PERKINS, 1 Agent. Hamlet;
Martin, County, N. C. c
H. f;BALLENGEE, Agent, Bridge
- water: Buncombe, ' Henderson, Mc- r
1 Dowell. Haywood and : . Madison .
r , Counties, N. C. '
" A. T. . LIVINGSTON,. Agent, Swansea,
. S. C; Orangeburg, S. "C. ;
B. A. v SMITH, Agent, Kings Moun- ;:
tain ; Cabarrus County, -N. C , ,; -.
" X3. C.- MfLLERT Agents: Al- t
i bemaTle;j5tanly pounty, ;N. C.
, 3 wixOVELESSv feisnt, Troy, a? a;
r- Greenwood County 8. C . . r
ROBINS 'MOTOR CO., Agent, Con-
m nelly Springs; Burke and Caldwell
v Counties, N. C .
" J. E. LOpKSARILjL, .Agjen,' Thomas-
. W. H.v YOUNG, Agent, Charlotte, Ire-
dell County, N. . CL -v; "4 - 'j.
C C. ."RtJCKER,- Agen Swansea;
Calhoun County,. & C : i :
We cari- use a few high-grade
stoek 'salesmen. .: If you are a pro
ducer write us. "
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MANUFACTURED BY
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A North Carolina Corporation : - - : -. .
CHARLOTTE CJORTH CAROLINA
V: Is the pnly Standard, Popular- Priced Car on the Market today . .
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Here is an Industry with a product as staple as wheat, "coal or steel all
the automobile industries of the country are running to capacity and
still unable to supply the demand-rand this demand is increasing by.
leaps and bounds. Charlotte has every possible advantage for an au- ,
tomobile company and-none - of the disadvantages under which automo- '
bile manufacturers labor in other localities. - ;
Is the most important thing for investors to bear in mind. A promise of
100 a year means nothing if it never develops into more than a prom
ise and the principal is in danger of being .wiped out. -The wise inves
tor Avoids such; schemes and trusts Jiis money to those who have proven
trustworthy. 'r. V-;:-;: " -h: ;- ': '
GOOD- HABIMEHEFIf -1 . Vital:
The T)est. business in the world may fail through lack of proper man
, agement. The personnel of this organization is the vital thing. The
faith and integrity' of those who father an enterprise is usually as impor
tant as the enterprise itself The men behind the Wizard Automobile '
Company are expert, successful automobile engineers: They spent years
in perfecting the mechanism of the Wizard, Jr., automobile, over 3,000.
of which have been sold under contract. They offer subject to prior sale f
1
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$100,000 Preferred Stock
Par Value $10
7 Cumulative, Fully Paid
' and Nbh-Assessable
-Purchasers eff Two Shares
Preferred Stock
Entitled to Purchase
' One Share Common Stock
$50,000 Common IStock
v Parlyalue$10b' "
Fully Paid and Non- ..
"Assessable '
: -V rnnoinved in Chalmers Moto . $1,000 invested in Page-Detroit Co, ; " "V
" riasreturnedin8yearsy;....l $ 86,65ff - - has returned in 6 yejus .......... .. $ 24,042
$1,000 invested in Huoo Motor Co.. v
. has returned in 7 years. .. ; . . . . $191,200
- $1,000 invested in Chandler Motor Co., . 5 - -
.has returned in 3 y ars. . . . ; -. . . . . , $ 35,000
v $1,000 invested in Federal M tor Truck Co,-.
, vt : has returned in 7 years. $ 78,782
'. $1,000 invested in Stutz Co., s
f has returned in 4 years (estimated) $ 45000-
$1,000 invested in Reo Motor Co,
has returned in 11 years' . . .1 ... $ 70,752 '
. $1,000 invested in Ford Motor Co, of Canada, .
. has returned in 11 years . .. $434378 .
$1,000 invested fa the H. H. Franklin Co,
has returned in 9 years.. v.. v.,... $ 15;813
$1,000 invested in the Overland Co, -
has returned in 5 years i $330,000 . '
WIZARP. AUTOMOBILE CO, ;
rChariottl, N. C. ' ' ' - '
Gentlemen: r . j r
Enclosed find $.......... payment In full
for ............ Shares of Preferred Stock
and Shares Common Stock.
Narne, ......... i............ ......
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Street ...........................................
City. . ..... ms... ... .... ... . . : State.
Calf, Write or Phone
or Simply A fad Coupo
izard AntcMdMle Co.
33 WirTrade St 1 S Phpne1872
CHARLOTTE, N. C
WIZARD AUTOMOBILE! COilPANV, -
Charlotte, N. C.
Gentlemen : 4 . . - - -
?.KindJy mail me fuTther Information cor
ering Xhe Investment features.-of your
Company.' This without any. obligation on
roy part.
t : "-v - -L
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