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TWO Wednesday Morning, June 14, 1916 I THE SALEM JOURNAL DEATHS MASTER El JiEXE I-:. MILLS Master Eugene, thf si - 'ks-i .1.1 lion 6f MV. and Mrs. K. tv Mills. i1i.-.l Monday nicht at li:3u t tin- liomi of the unreins No. 1 1X1 Vst I'mirth street. The rhilil h:nl leen ill fm I a week. The funeral services wil In' run ducteil at the resilience this mnin tt$ at 1 oVlmk by Lev. Di II A Brown nut interment will be ill Be k's church KisveVHiil, eiiftit miles mirth of the city. hm!.i :;!i! tl.i-n nl riaiiy anil came tu thr (ia-ti;c Tlii- si mliil tmk tiiiu-s in ritisii cil tialeflll sliaile. The visitors in specteil the new si-lniol l.iiiliiini; ami ; were ilellKhlcil with it a in';it a lie eill I (linen: , alat a rra linemen! . CHARLESTON PASTOR CALLED TO SUCCEED REV. MELTON CLARK, PORTER GKWKs MATH Is I'orter r.rnves. the 1 1 -nidiiths-i.l.l Son of Mr. ami Mis (;eori;e Mailns. died yesterday inniniiiK at 1 -In o'. i ck at the home of liis p!i rents nine miles' north of the tiy. after an illness of only a few ilays. A Fhort funeral serviie will l.e con-! duoteii at the home at 1 o'i lock this afternoon, which will lie t'nllowe.i by a funeral seryice at OaU tlrove Mora-, Vian church. Rev. .las. K. Hall ln-iiiK ill charge of the services. Interment , Will be in thf church fcrnvpyiiril. 07.EM. cm i:H Ozell, the five vear obi son of Mi and Mri. V. i. 'arter. illeil yesterday afternoon at a o'clock at the home ofj his parents, 2206 Sumiysiile avenu.-, Southside, after an Illness of 17 days Ienth resulted from a complication of disease. The funeral services, will be held IhBi afternoon at 4 o'clock at I'ine Crove Chiiie by Mr. ('. K. Crist ami Rev. (". ('. Williams. Interment will be tn the I'niun KldRe cemetery two and a( half miles south of the city. , MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE iSpccuI Tu The Journal ) ( Ireeiisboro, .lune ill. --The con Kiet'aiion ol the First I'resliv terntn church yeslei d.n v etemb-d a call to In O.ltl l.'s V. .M.eis. of l 'ha i lesion. West V I If 1 11 in . In become pastor HI MICielil i'.i-V. .Mellon Clark. Willi foes to cliaiicstoti South Carolina. The call was .ili.'l nmions after the lele.it of the special committee to rei oiiuiicinl I ir. I'i.irK Micesiit lit. Meis ha.-, been pieaclnliK lot twelve .ears, anif has just received his i. II. decree from Washington ,V l.ee I nuersitv. II.. i., l'li.tv -.ears of :iv. and lias a wite nn.l three chibii'e.i. The church lays a salary of $:t,tim a year and liirnislies a nialise. tt Is u en eYally un derstood that be will accept the call He will not conic to (ireeusjun o be fore Septembers : RDTJPS ELECT DIRECTORS AT THE BI-WEEKLY LI (Special To Thf Journal I Oak Hidpe, ,lutie 18 The third an nual meeting of the stockholders ami directors of Oak Rldice Institute, and. incidentally, the third annual picnic celebrating the anniversary of ihe a Ing of the corper stone of the Alumni huildlUK at Oak' IlnVe. erected by friemls uil alinniil J tliu uwImh.iI to take the place of the school liuilillnus that burned January 111), 1)114. took place On the""s'ehnnl Rrminils at dak RiflgB Saturtlayl..Iiine Huh. .Many ol fhe stockholders were present, liaiely has thorn been seen on the ftrmnids here so many atitomobiles from I In city of Creenshoro. and so many peo ple Interested In the Kchoil and happy Jn the occaaion. Teh eight foot tanles had been Dlkced end to end, imiktiiK a table eighty feet long, on which was placed an old-fashioned southern picnic din ner and such a dinner It was! Many who ought to know declared it to be the handsomest dinner they ever saw. Prld chicken, country tinm some of It two years old- baked euslntd and Jils almost innumeriiblp; cake - Unlit, fluffy, and delicious; pickles, ami weet grtlore, Randwitehes of the most tempting varieties; beer, mutton, bar fcecued goat. It Is almost impossible to detail the feast. The table was a moat inspiring spectacle, when the Venerable Charles Case stood at its head and Invoked a blessing noun the Tood and upon all who should partake . thereof. Charles Case is the oldest citizen of Oak Hidg. He is elghty-IWo years old; was one of the original trustees bf the school; has been a maglstrati' 111 th .neighborhood for forty years, and Is so Well preserved in health that he plowed until eleven o'clock Snl- ' as follows: Jr., I'. A. Cor I!. M. Hanes, i ml In-. II. K. dent and viCe i! by the dll'ec- Tbe Winston-Salem Rotary 'Club elected directors at their bi-weekly luncheon yesterday Messrs. I'. II. Hanes, rell, li .S. Wnmblc. .l.-iilK s A. lb-ay,. Jr.. Koiultbaler. A . picsl nri'sident will lie elect tors at a large- meeting. The meetiiii; yesterday was one of the best in solne time, a lare nillu-l.et- of inti i i-stini- matters liavltu' hi en discussed. An invitation tioin I be Roanoke Club was received, winch extended to lb,, local club a cordial Invitation to spend a day in tin- 'Vir ginia city on their way to the nation a I convent urn in t incinna t i. A iepi.lt was submitted by iliail man of the committee ou the t 'luciA nati convention and other busim-ss.nl routine ttaJini. -watt taken- up, . .'..i. "A HELPLESS MAN," SUBJECT OF EVANGELIST AT FOURFOLD Skin Yellow, Breath Bad, Liver Clogged? A. WliiegtaHHfu lof Tiillo Water Will rt-t Your Liver ;iliie- anil MuUe Von IVi'l I'll"' I" H'tlf an Hour Your liver la fairly begging '"" for help. l'robably-luainucb rich food und not rriougl) exercise In Hie open air. The liver has become clogged and is forcing the bile back Into your Kystcni--your skin becomes .yellow because the bile Is being ab sorbed into the blood. II upsets the Mtomach, causing gas to form: your breath gets bad; your tongue coated; sometimes you get dizzy, and your nerves are on edge. Get n 15-cent bottle of concen trated Tollo Water from the drug store drink a third of a tumbler frill In a glass of plain water before 'breakfast i.r at liny time utt tin empty Atomaoh. Tn half nn hour II will flush out the bile tubes, really blithe .the liver and expel the wn! from the Rystem, Your skin will clear tip Immediately and your breath become ' fiuro nnd sweet. ' Continue to drink a wlneitlnssful (of Tollo Water before breakfast for ' few days and your natural, healthy color wiil return your energy and ltrettKth will come back. ' This water does not act like drugs (land oll that force and irritate, leav ing you fee.llng weak and exhausted, but 'flushes ami bathes In nature's Why, giving you "more strength and energy eVery day. After the skin has become clear and healthy, an orcMsiomO wineglass , fill In u glass of., plain water before ;breakfust will keep your liver active and your stomach clean' and ready to digest anything you eat. For sale In Winston-Salem by llan ' kin-Hutner Drug Co. Adv Kvangclist I nulla p spoke last even ing at the Fourfold Cos-pel chinch on, "A Helpless Man;" taking his Scrip ture from Acts :'.:l-ll. Hp said in pari: "This man is n type of a sinner because he was not to blame fur beinK lame, as he was burn so. Let us not blame people fur being sinners lis we all were sin ners once until we found Jesus. "The man got . saved because a few generous persons in the Jewish church gave him things for his body and so he was there when a. man came who could offer him salvation for soul and body. So the church must always help tip. worthy poor or it does not deserve the name of Christs church." Tin- cv.ingc list then said that it was very hard lo help the worthy poor because there were so many unwnr thy ones The worthy poor had to be hunted and the imworthv hunted you. - Hut a ..kick man snoum always lie helped. He gave some amusing Incidents about the Northern rescue mission of Pennsylvania. The evan gelist Is not giving altar calls yet. hilt one man asked for prayer. Tomorrow night the evangelist will sneak on: "Spiritualism and Salva tion." Tomorrow at noon he will speak under the auspices of the Y. M . C. A . al the I'.. F . Huntley Furniture Co. and at M o'clock lie will address the prisoners at the city prison. Thursday at noon Mr. Imnlap will spent; at tile. Nissen Wagon U'liil-s. and mi Friday at noon al Hie Norfolk and We.-lorn shops. Railroad Schedules WINSTON-SALEM SOUTHBOUND RAILWAY Tnini leT Wanton Ssli-m 1:25 p. m. foi Waileiboro, Floretu-e and hitemiediiite polnM 0:60 a. tn. for WftiiftHburo auiI inluromdikti points. Traini irriTe Wlnton Btlem: 8:10 p. n. low hum Witihitboro. 4:00 p. m. (rum Flunaoa, 8. 0., aad latarnu ilii ie pnlntR. OHr Ticket (llfir S8B Mil Dir.. H. P. 0O1.1JKK, Jtt. TnlTlB Muiunr Same Day Rubber Stamps Orders placet! by noon, filled same d.iy PRINTING delivered when promised Medearls Stamp Works Phone 943 I Liberty St. near I'oStoflu e N0KF0LK AND WESTIW RAILWAY LEAVE WINSTON-SALMI Schedule Kffm-tlva Oct HI, 1011 1:80 . m ; dally for Roasoka and la larmadiat autluna, oonnoctiog with ttarougl teel traina North, F.aat and Waal witl Pullman alMeppra ami daiiug eara. 2.-10 p. m.; ilail, thruuth train atoppin iiilr at MartliiRTilln and Korar Muiiiit, etrry n alimpirg car to llarriauurg. IMiiUdnlphu aid New ork, dining ear nortli of - Hnaimaa 4:15 p. to.: dtiilv, fur Uuanoke and intar iinwliute aUitioiia, I'idliiiiin leopor. Train! arrlvn Winatoti Snlem: toial 11:11 I. an.; 3:111 p in., tlirongli train aUippin only ul Kiicky Mount and llartlnavilla; lo :8 p m. 0. P. flATHKHMN, 0. V: ad T. A. Wiuatuu Ualam N. 0, W. B. BKV1LL, W. 0. 0AUNDER9 Vrml Har Itmt Hu 4t CHICHESTER S PILU I ntllt nI Ant your UriiKirUt far A Klrltin It r' II I it in uti ii TlrfiJA I'llUin K.tj nJ .,. muiiiAvV t ..(., rjlt-.l mill tlluc - Hil.1 wn. V ImIi no ttthfr liny of ynur rMtt. Ai llt Tr-'Kt IH Al0MI HltAMl rilJ.M, lur yf.r, kticwnu'. Bt.Sufev, A1wa KeliaMa SOLD BY DRUGGISTS VERWHERE SCREENS MAD MADE III AND TO FIT CALL FOR ESTIMATE How America's largest cigarette manufacturer accomplished "the Impossible" by producing a MILD cigarette that SATISFIES. 4 It is the Chesterfield Cigarette : : : : : : : LMOST anylxxly can make a cup oi coffee. But there are said to be not over a half- dozen rest aurants in the United States where they know how to make it right. Similarly, almost anyone can make a cigarette. Just roll up some tobacco in a piece of pure paper and there you are. There are, perhaps, over 800 brands of cigarettes sold in this country to day. But not one of them does what Chesterfields do for Chesterfields are MILD ; mkI yet they SATISFY. Some cigarettes may be mild, but they don't satisfy. Only one cigarette does BOTH-Chesterfieldl This truly unique cigarette has all of that refreshing taste- delicacy (or mildness) which" any good cigarette ftiust have. Yet, without sacrificing 'any of this delightful mildrieSsJ Ches terfields go one step further they do more than merely "please your taste" they let you know you've been smoking. They satisfy! And yet they're mild! A Step Forward in Cigarette-Making WE are proud to be the firm that brought about this important de velopment in cigarette enjoyment for that is exactly what the Chesterfield blend is. This cigarette is an outgrowth of . long earnest effort on the part of this,', the largest cigarette manufacturing concern in the United States. The mild, yet satisfying Chester field blend is not the result of happy chance. U is one of the results of our many years of cigarette experience. of the heavy volume of our purchases of cigarette tobacco of the prestige and advantage these enormous pur chases give us in securing the choicest leaf from the tobacco fields of the world. Chesterfields are an achievement. A New Thing for a Cigarette to Do pHESTERFIELDS do the one vi thi ng you have always wished a cigarette would do they satisfy ! Smoke them and we believe you will find that ordinary cigarettes seem by comparison almost flat. GiVe Chesterfields a trial. We believe you will be glad to learn what they can teach you about cigarette enjoyment. You have been reading here some rather unusual, almost daring, state ments about a cigarette. If Chester fields were an untried cigarette if we had not been observing their behavior in other cities if we. did not KNOW that they make good with smokers, we could not afford to make these state ments to you over our signature. But these statements, strong as they are, can mean little or nothing to you until you have actually smoked your first Chesterfield. You will find that your own dealer has Chesterfields waiting for you. Largcit cigarette manufarturtr iu the I'uitcJ State ta aliowa by luteruitl Kiteuui repurW. CttnigU IfU h liitf "' Tchta, C, . AW K..J. FOGLE BROTHERS PHONE 85
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