Tuesday Morning, August 29, 1916
T71
THE WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAE
WORLD'S MARKETS
Associated Press Reports
i MAKINK HEADWAY
1 REPilHIDS
LABOR SITUATION
; OFFSETS MARKET
Leading Rails Lower by one
to Almost Two Points at
Times; Mil vine Issues
Outstanding Feature
New Yorld Aug. 28. Italy's dec
laration of war against Germany and
Rumania's entrance into the conflict
should have favorably impressed the
stock market here- .today, but the
conflicting and shifting character of
the news from Washington in re
spect to the railway strike negotia
tions proved a' strong offset.
Reading rails were lower by 1 td
a Papist 2 points at times, with mark
ed, heaviness in motors and the prom
inent munitions and equipments
while coppers showed better resis
tance. Sugars, tobaccos and some of
the shipping shares also denoted
persistent pressure.
Marine Issues were the outstanding
features of the session, their very
large turnover constituting fully 25
pet) cent of the day's operations. The
cempmon scored an extreme advance
ot 3 7-8 on its rise to the record
pice of 42, and the preferred mad?
an extreme gain of 2 3-4 at 101 7-8.
Hurried covering of short con
tracts in the final hour went far
towards recovering1 losses In Head
ing, 'Union Pacific. IT. S. Steel and
other stocks. Total sales -aggregated
620,000 shares.
Bonds tended lower" 'on nominnl
dealings.
130.000.
U. Si.
on call.
coupon 4's advanced 3-4c
AlHs-Chalmers ... :. . .
American Beet Sugar . . .
American Can
American Car & foundry
23
r!
Kl
r.2V4
77
11814
110
131
221
33 V,
an7
JuVi
113
7'. I '4
8.5
475
178 -HI')1
01
4
17 V4
16 Vi
14
77
37 '
170
116
38
71
ioi4
05
2f,v4
80-h,
178
2iill
23
82 V,
10
3
103
65
104
r.9V4
129
American
Cotton Oil
Airierican
Locomotive
American
Smelting . .
American
Sugar
American
Tel. & Tel
.American
American
Tobacco .. .
Zinc
Anaconda
Copper . . .
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line ...
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather .
Chesapeake & Ohio ...
Chicago, Mil & St. Paul . , .
Chicago, K. I. & Pac. Ky . . .
Consolidated Gas
Cain Products
Crucible Steel
Krie ....... ... .
General Electric ...
Great Northern Pfd
Oreat Northern Ore Ctfs . . ,
Goodrich ... '. .:
Illinois Central . . . . ...
ln,t. Mer. Marine pfd. ctfs .
Kansas City. Southern ... .
Lehigh Valley ... ... ...
Louisville & Nashville . ...
Liggett & Meyers ... ...
Lorillard Co. .........
Maxwell Motors ... ... .
Missouri, Kansas & Tex., pfd
Missouri Pacific
Mexican Petrolem
National Lead ...... ...
jN'ew York Central
N. Y., N. H. & Hartford . . .
Noroflk & Western
Northern Pacific ..
Pennsylvania ...
Reading ... .
Kep. Iron & Steel
Seaboard Air Line ..... .
Seaboard Air Line Pfd . . .
Sloss Shef. Steel & Iron. . . .
Studebaker Corporation ...
Southern Pacific . . .
110
55
105
5 3
15
37
46
125
98
' 23
68
28
194
11
141
165
56
117
82
40 .4
44
26
115
Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Pfd
Tennessee Copper ... .
Texas Co.
Texas and Pacific ...
Union Pacific '. .
United Fruit ...... .
United States Rubber .
United States Steel . . .
Unite I States Steel Pfd
Utah Copper ... . .. . . ... .
Virginia Caro. Chem ...
Va. Iron, Coal & Coke .
Wabash pfd. ',
Western Union, ,. . .
Westinghouse Fjjectr'lc .'
Kennecott
Total sales, for1 the
shares.
59
4 9
,100
day fill
... -NEW OUUCAXS COITOX
New Orleans, La., Aug. 28. After
a brief bulge today, which carried
March to 16 cents a pound and all
months to new high levels for the
seaBon, the cotton market reacted
sharply until prices were 41 .to 49
points down from the topmost levels
of the session. This was the widest
reaction for any one day inc'e I he
present upward movement i it the
staple commenced.
The senrafinnal rise in Liverpool
caused heavy buying here In the early
trading, on which prices went up.
Heavy selling from long contract
carried the market, toward noon, 36
to 38 points down from the early
high levels. Fresh buying came in
on this and subsemient recessions, but
the market lost much of the buoyan
cy it has displayed of late and early
in the afternoon another downward
swing started which landed it at the
lowest (evels of the lny. Following
the unexpected quoting, of the spot
market up by 7 points, futures hail
more steadiness and the close was at
a net loss for the session. Closing bid
.Oc. J.3.17.;,., Dec,. 15.34 Jan. 15.45;
Mar. 15.64: May 15. jU. ' ""
Spot steady; 5 points up. Sales on
the spot Wl. to arrive 212; middling
15.38.
UVF'.RPOOIj COTTON
, Liverpool, Aug. 28. Cotton spot
strong; good middling 10.00. Receipts
13,000, Futures feverish and unset
tled. Aug.- 8 . 36 ; Aug. Sept. 9.34;
Kept. Qct. 9.28 1-2; Oct. Nov. 9.25;
Nov. Dec. 9.22; Dec. Jan. 9.21;
Jan. Feb. 9.20; February March
SI. 19; March April 9. IS; April May
9.17; May June 9..16; June July
9 48; July August 9.10.
, . MOYFY
Mew York, .Aug. 28. Mercantile
paper 3 3-4 -to 4; Sterling 60 day
bill 471 1-2; demand 475 3-4 .
'Cables 476 7-16.
Bar sliver 66 1-2.
Mexican dollars 51 1-4.
(Jovernment bonds strong; railroad
bonds easier.
Time loans easier; 60 days 2 3,-4.
13; 90 days 3 3-4 if? 8 1-4; 6
months 3 3-44.
Call money steady; ruling rate 2
1-4. ..
Xi:V YORK COTTON
New York. Aug. 2S. After making
new high records todav cotton broke
mure than half a ce::t witn Decem
ber selling down from 16 "3 to 15.49
under heavy general liquidation. That
delivery closed at 15.63 and the gener
al list closed steady at a net decline
of 22 to 28 points.
The market opened firm at an ad
vance or 10 to lb points in response
to a sensational early advance in
Liverpool, but shortly after the local
opening Liverpool suddenly turned
weak, the price of October-November
there broke the equivalent of $1 a
bale and this was sufficient to start a
general selling movement in the local
market. After the close abroad of
ferings slackened and a decline of 14
to 17 points from Saturday's final fig
ures was followed by rallies of sev
eral points on covering and bullish
crop reports, in time followed bv re
newed weakness during the afternoon.
Stop orders were uncovered as prices
sold off and the decline was not
checked until October had sold down
from 15.86. the early high level to
15.34. while Januarv broke to 15.
and March to 15.il, or about 30 to
39 points from the final quotations
of Saturday. This decline of over $2.50
per bale from the high level morning
seemed to leave the market somewhat
steadier and there Were rallies of sev
eral points in the late trading on cov
ering. Table;
Open High
Oct 15.80 15.86
Dec. ... ... 16.00 16.03
Jan 16.02 16 03
Mar 16.18 16.20
Mav lti!5 16.35
l.uw
15.34
15.40
15.52
15.71
1 5.94
Close
15.42
16.63
15.65
16.82
15.96
up-
Spot cotton quiet; mi'dling
lands 15.60; sales 35. 00 bales.
;K.1X AND ritOIMCK
l hlcago, Aug. 2s. Wheat prices
crashed down today 9 3-8 to 11 1-4 a
lushel. and closed excited at the low
est point reached with September at
l tfU2n l 43 3-4; and Dec. 1.43 3-4
(a 1.44 3-8. The action of Rumania in
taking the field against the Austro
German armies nimwl the chief rea
son of the market collapse but the de.
pressing outlook regarding the threa
tened strike of 400,000 American rail
way employes was undoubtedly a fac
tor to no small extent. Corn finished
1 1-4 to 2 7-8 down and oats olT
2 1-4 to 2 7-S. The outcome ranged
from 30c decline to a price of 15c.
WH BAT
Sept. ;
Dec. ...
CORN
Sept ... ...
1.40
143
84
82 V,
44
47
. 27.20
23.35
' 13 85
, 13.90
14.17
12.75
3 red
7 1-8;
N'o. 3
No, 2
Dec. ...
OATS
Sept. ... ... ... ... .". .
Dec
PAKK
Sept. . .'. , .
Dec. .
LARD
Sept ......
Oct. ., , .
P.1P.S
Sept.
. Jail
Cash grain: Wheat No.
nominal; 3 red 1.44 3-4 f(- 1.4
N'o. 2 hard 1.47 3-81.50 3-4;
hard -1.46 1-4 ft 1.411 1-4. Corn
yellow J(6 fa 87; No. 4 vellow
1-2; N'o. 4 whit 83 fi 83 1-2.
S3 ft 84
DRV OOODS
New York, Aug. 28. Cotton goods
and yarnsj were strong today. Tick
ings advanced l-2c a yard. Leading
sheetings advanced 6c,
Dress good
were live and active; raw silt was
steady; and Burlaps were tinner.
COTTON'SKED OIL
New York, Aug. 28. After break
ing 10 to 27 points 0 under heavy
liquidation 011 the ' weakness in lard
and cotton, cottonseed oil had a par
tial rally on short covering, which
left September 4 points higher at the
close, while torward months 7 to is
points net lower. Sales 63,700 bar
rels. August tenders 600 barrels.
Close irregular. Spot and August
9.25 bid; September 9.44 8.45;
Ofct. If. 5 5 u 9.60; November 9.36
4f 9.38; Dec. 9.40 fe 9.41; Jan.
9.39 C 9.41; Feb. 9.54 9.06,
March 9. 65. bp 9.66.
CHICAGO UVI&TOCK
Chicago, Aug. 28. Hogs weak at
Saturday's average. Bulk 10. 4o
11; -light 10. 50 m 11.15; mixed 10.10
11.10; heavy 10 fa' U.10; rough
10 fw 10.20; pig8 7.40 iv 9.50,
Cuttle strong. Cattle 6'. 60 (g
10.90; western steers 6.40 (cl 8.65;
stockers 4.80 7.70; cows and
heifers 3.35 (in 9; calves 8 . 50 &
U. 76. - . . s
Sheep weak. Wethers 6.10 4t 7.60
ewes 3 fr 7.20; lambs 6.25 iv 10.40.
SIGAU AND COFr fcli
New York, Aug. 28. Raw sugar
nominal centrifugal 552; molasses
475; refined dull.
(Butter steadier; cheese strong.
Coffee spot rim; Rio 7's, 9 7-8; San
tos 4's 11 1-4.
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK
New York, Aug. 28. :Keeves Irre
gular; steers 6 10; Bulls 6.50 iff
6. SO; cows 3 (id 6.50.
Calves steady; veals. 9 . 5.0 iftl 13.73
culls 7.50 lie 9; skim milk and grass
ers 6 rji. 7; yearlings 6.00.
Sheep and lambs firm; sheep 3 tfi
7; lambs 8 10.50.
Hogs steady pigs and lights 1,0
10. E5; roughs fit 8.60.
Si'
N:VAL KTUUE.S
Savannah, da., Aug. 28. Turpen
tine steady 42 3-4; sales 96; receipts
308; shipments 21; stock 19,894.
Rosin firm; sales 1,359, receipts 1,
477; shipments 602 stock, 13,198.
A. B. 5.85; C. D. 5.90; K. 6
.00;
K.
.'6 5;
F . 6.15; G.6.25; H. B.30; I
6.35
WW.
M. U.40J N. 6.60; Wg. 6
6.75.
Winston -Salem
PracluceGi ain
Corrected, .Dally
Produce by Trade Stpeet Grocery
v Grain by the Forsyth Roller
Mill
i'rices paid tor produce and gralfl
m the Winston-Salem market:
liens, lb . v
Eggs . . 18o to
Uutter, lb l'U t
Chickens, lb ... .
Hams, lb . -. . . , . . . 16o to
Shoulders, lb . . , 14o to
I 3c
20c
260
130
ISo
14c
Middling, lb
16c
Onions, bu. . .
Rprlnp onions,
Clay Peas, bu.
White peas, bu
Wheat
Corn, bu . , , .
Oata. bu . . .
., 7So to
, 86c to
SI. 00
doz.
40c
11.25 to 11.60
$1.76 to $1. 00
it. 00
0o
Nell "Would you call him a fast
youni? man?" Belle "Well, I no
tice he never catches up with his
good .intentions."
Dr. Joeih Hya' Pratt Tells
of Work Being l) ne in
The Flood districts of
State
The people of the Hood districts
are making headway repairing roads
and bridges, according to Dr. Joseph
Hyde Pratt, who. has recently return
ed from a second trip through the
western part of the State. Dr. Pratt
tells of the work that ia being done
as follows:
"While I was at Rutherfordton,"
said Dr. Pratt last night in talking
about his trip. final arrangements
were made with the commissioners of
Rutherford county to put three crews
of men on the Rutherford county
section of the Hickory Nut Gap hlgh
wuy one crew to work from the
lower ford on the Broad river "to
Rutherfordton; one between this point
and Chimney Rock and the third be
tween Chimney Rock and the Hen
derson county line.
"The work will be done by the
county under the supervision of the
State Highway Commission who will
keep an engineer on it until the high
way is reopened. It is possible now
to use an automobile from Ruther
fordton to the first ford oil the Hroud
river. But from this point to the
Henderson county line the load is
practically impassable. This docs not
mean that it is entirely destroyed, but
that there are impassable places.
, "Otn'iiiux" A Hoad
"Through the government sid fund
an opening is being made in the road
from'' Flax to Bat Cava, This means
that the road is being gotten vu sacli
shape that a wagon can pass over it.
tavel has been possible only on foot.
The road into But fovu ill be opened
in the next week anil will give oomiec
tiou to HeuileiHouville for that 4.01
lion of the 4!at Cave region.. .....
i-'Ffom Bat Cave kamik. iowar.4. ,t)e
gap the road iu smne places was en
tirely wiped out, but in others is as
good as before the Hood. There Is at
least a mile of road altogether wiped
out that makes It impossible to get
in and out of the settlements between
Hat Cave and Geiton except on foot.
The people have to bring in all their
supplies on their backs. This is one of
the celebrated apple regions of the
mountains and Ibis year the fruit
was very abundant aibl .of excellent
quality, on account of the impas
sa unity ot the roads thousands of
bushels have rotted and gone to waste,
lepriving the people of one of theii
hief sourees of income. Plans are
oemg lushed forward to try to get
the road open so that the people can
market their fall apples.
Men Anxious For Work
'This region will also be assisted bv
the Federal Relief Fund and it is ex
pected that at least four different
groups of men will be at work on iiif-
feent sections of the road. These-men
are without employment, have lost all
or nearly all, of their crop, are in need
of money to buy the necessities pi
life and are .lust the sort of people
that the fund is supposed to reach.
There are at least 150 men in the
sememenis ooruering on Hickory creek
who need work and want their road
aga!n
Without the road thev are ab
solutely helpless. This is perhaps the
only region so situated that the
destruction of the one main road
pracucany cm me settlements oil
from intercourse with the outside
world, except by foot.
"In several places along the Hick
ory Nut Gap road where Hickory
creek and Broad River change their
i courses and cut " out the road they
have left perpendicular banks 75 to
100 feet high. It will be necessary to
leave the old location and relocate a
road up over the cliffs. The survey Is
now being made for the relocations.
I "There has been some delay in get
ting the Federal Relief Fund to this
district, but now it is believed that
plans have been perfected so that
the 150 men needing work can be
employed at once In opening the road.
One crew has been at work from the
Hickory Nut (lap end and has tile
li-uad open to Gorton so that autos
lean now opine from Asheville. to
Certou, this Later place being about
Bite and a half miles from the top of
the mountain."
j Dynamite Donated -
It is going to be necessary, to. do
considerable blasting through seven. I
of the rock, cliffs in ordVV'Ui get the
road open and for this work. Dr.
.Pratt said, one of the large pinvihV
manufacturing concerns hrlrl kViut-'j1
ously giwn about six hundred - lloL
Urs! worth of tly-rtamiNf-all that . will
I be needed. ' . -;
I "Saturday night. " .'Pratt -continued.
"I had a conference with Gov
ernor Craig at Asheville recanlinoiV
me wuik Him ne mis urtreo me
1 .
push it as rapidly as possible so as
to get the road open. He stated that
he would do all that he could to get
the War Department to give the peo
ple liberal assistance.
"Another thing this section had to
contend with has been the hundreds
of landslides that came down from
the steep mountain sides. Some of
these slides carried thousands 'upon
thousands of cubic yards of material
and in some cases they were carried
clear across the Broad river. This
would block up the river water tem
porarily . then let it oqt suddenly,
much of the worst damage being caus
ed ill this way.
"In one. instance one of these slides
was carried across the river and push
ed some piles of lumber several hun
dred feet up the hillside from the
(river. The slides often carried bould
ers weighing several tons. They were
the cause of several of the homes be
ing destroyed and people killed.
! "A freakish thing that ihe river did
.was the washing away of the land and
leaving exposed, the walling of two
i wtdls,- one -now-atanding in . the., upeu
ground over twelve feet high, the
other being about ten feet high and
both lookiiig with ttie exception of
tho pumps at the top for nil the world
like chimneys. F.ight or ten acres
uroiiuo one 01 uiee weiis was vweot
away to the depth of the wall of Un
well." (Bv Th Aviociaxn rr.)
Washington. Aug. 28. A ronfei
eitce .,f till I leniocrat ic representatives
to discuss the political situation in
their districts has been called by Sen
ator Me( 'onniek,. the DeniocuHic na
tional chairman, to meet here. Virtu
ally Ihe entire membership of tin
House is expected to be in town then
for the adjournment of Congress.
Same Day Rubber Stamps
Orders placed by noon, filled same day
PRINTING delivered when promised
Medearls Stamp Works
I Phone yii Liberty St. near Poitollic
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$100. Machines rented from $2 to
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R1CAL SSTAT1
FOIl SALE HWD.SOMK NEW
home in Southside.. 8 rooms, 2
baths, all conveniences. See lfl. P.
Barber. 8 12 tfc.
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE YOLK OLD 8EW1NO MA.
chines made as good as new.
Groves. ; Phone 1173, 620 N. Lib.
arty straet 4-11-tfo,
CASH ion old falsi; teeth.
Send me your old sets of artificial
teeth in any condition, will send
you H for. each old set by return
mail. AIho highest cash prices for
old gold, silver, platinum and gold
t'-eth. Mazer, 2007 S. 5th street
Philadelphia, Pa. 8 27 2tp.
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1
horsepower motor, alternating cur
rent. Address box 41. Winston-Sa
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8 27 tfc.
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roadster, automobile. Slate price,
make, model. Address, S. H. A.
' 'are Journal. ' Dll.
HELP WANTED
WANTED 200 COLORED I.AIiOlt-
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Railroad Schedules
80UTHlfIM WAILWAY VKEMIBR
CAI
K1HK OF THE SOOTH
(Sched lj figurei pubtlincd omv M lif-k
- - "oa . not laatutctdj
DHy lor uremnooiv
Kffectiv May 7U
Na. L.
MS A.M. 11 tor urosmtiore eonnMt
uif tor Mai Ut, -ul. Mouth aul
W.
17 6:10 A.M. UmiIi tut OliirlolH, poiiti
South tod Weal.
110 8:00 A.M. Dniiy nicopi duudiiy tui
OriseDBboro.,.
M7 :80 A.M. Daily lor Vo. WUkMbore,
fhmfe Kuril Hill for Mouil
Airy.
!:( H:0 t.U - uily for Qmiubora ud
pohiH North ami South.
2B2 2:Ii6 P.M. - iMily i-icb,,) Sui.duy for
. Urxontboro, Hli(ti wt
Uoldnburo,
mi 1:30 P M Imitjr fr Run Hnll.
2DS 4:80 P.M. I)Kilf ex.-ept SuniUy "for
North WilkHBhoro,
Hnral Ball (or Mount Airy
S 8:00 P.M. lnuiy or Mooreitllla ud
Cliarlotte.
284 6:10 P.M. Daily for Qree.tboro am)
pohiui Boats.
288 8:60 P.M. Itaily for dreewbcM Rlelgh,
, . Washington a Sow York
No. Arr.
t3r6nt)oro and North.
27 1:20 A M. iiaily from l)r.uaboro and
pointa North amt South.
240 11:00 A.M. Hail axcopt buouA tor
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Young Lady
Wanted
Combination book-
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WANTED POSITION AW (HAM-
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FOR KENT
NEWLY lTlt.NISilED ROOMS
with bath for gentleman, B02 Holly
live. 8 6 toi i.p.
FO H K E XT T II It EE lt(l M S. 1' W
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8-27-litp
LOST
LOST DAY BOOK ON EAST WIV-
sloii street car. Finder please re
liirn to Westbrook. Driii; and Flo
ral Co. 8 29 2lc.
North Wilkoaboro and Moun4
Airy.
18 11:25 A.M. Daily from MoorM.UW u
Oliarlolte.
281 11:611 A.M Uaily eirept Buuriay froa
Onwnaboro.
207 2:4.1 P.M. -liuily from" Orwinilwro u4
South.
28 1:80 P.M. Dully from Cbarlotta.
V,i .5:00 P.M.- ' i' v fro- Hural Hall ain)
Mount Airy."
20K B:6u P.M., Daily from Orw;riboro
North S'utb and Worn.
288 7:R P M Dully from No. Wilkmboro.
?3fi K-HR H M.--I'ailr trurn (lr.uaboro, North.
thiuth aud Kait
288 11 :6 P M. Dady from Ureantbors and
pomia Houib.
Not. 0U irat Wt b'i.lu Pullman iImp
inn c-nr lM:twv-n Wiiif.Uio -Mjloin aikI Mciuif.iid
ronnwtinr at (Jro;hai(oro with Pullman aervta.
to all ' point! North. . .
Noa. VI and through traiu batWM
W union Haleia ocl CbarlotM.
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B. H. D.BUTT8, D P. A.
Charlotte. N. O
WINSTON-SALEM
SOUTHBOUND KAILWJkY
Traina lean
wiaiton Balm 1:16 .
Wadflaboro, Florfinca and intnnadiata points.
8:80 -a. tor Wadaaboro and intnamdlala
polaM.
Train' trrrra WluV-8alaa: 8:10 p. H. loaal
from WadHaboro.
4:00 p. m from Hor.aea, aa4 tataraaa
duu tnlnta . .
dry rtctat Offta Ut Mala traat
I. F tl'JLUI IU.
lraCia
Yes, SENSIBLEbecaure it's comfortable'
TIItRE are other good tastfug tigarettts. 'aiiuia
isn'l, the otily good one. But v.hca it conica to
comjort rtLcre is probably no otli0igarettc ia
the world uite the equal of Falimas. Fatima's
Turkish Ulend is so delicately halanccd that it leaves
a man feeling keen and fit even alter aloug-smokiujr,
day. You could prove this for yourself.
NOltKULK ANDt WUSTEKN
RAILWAY
LIavK WWaTON-SAMiW
iebrdule Efferttva Oct. tt. 111!
:S0 a. m ; dally (or knn.it. and t
i.rmedlat auiiona, afnntotlnf with throufl
tool trains Norb. Eaat A VVanl wili
fulluian alrepera and dining e.-
2:10 p. m.: dally, through train aloppfna
only at MartinaTflla and HiMiy Moont, carry
ing aleeping car to Harriaburg. phlladolphia
and New Vork, dining car north ot koanok
4: in p. id. j daily, fox Uouoka and Inlar
intMliutH athtioua, Ptilnian alnotwr.
Traina arrira Winaton-Halcra: local 11:1
a. u. ; 1:10 p. in., U. rough train tpi
oniy ai nocxj atouil ua juartuuriut i
if:a n. m.
a f. BAT7BEBMAK. 0. P. aid T. A.
Winatoi Balara fr. n
W. B. BEVILL, W O. iADNDlM
w Tmi. e aa ija
Legal Advertisements
SVLV OF VWIiVAWjE HEAL
, STATIC
lly virtue at atitharity cohtaiood
in a certain deed of trust executed
on the 12th day of .hmuury.
by J. Walter Dalton ami wife. An
nie I,. Dalton to the undersigned I In a short time you know your cold
trustee to secure an Indebtedness of i Is better. Its the standard family
$200, and the said deed of trust being cough Byrup In uso over 40 j ears. Get
reci.ifled in the ofllce ot the lttglsfera bottle ut once. Keep It In the
of Deeds of Korsyth county in Hook limine as a cold insurance. Hold, at
of Mortgages No. 96, page 230, and yoUr druggist. ...
the sti'inlations In said deed of trust
not having ftVen complied with and Journal Want Ads Hi-Iiik IteMults.)
How to Make
Want
UIIIIUUII1UI
3
Example
i How
Regular
Want
Ad Patronage Can
Build Business
The Want Ad opens a) flcM for Dteatly tukerliiiiig, and especially in
Die selling of goods regularly, securing agenls, where many are needed,
or offering proefisioiiu.1 or business services;
Tho Want Ad, however, is a sort of current ojfir, and a mere standing
card, wliilo offcriiiK certain puMkily, iloes nob cany along Unit tuimutg
iittrred that heroines an nryu)mnt wlien it is encountered lime ujltr tune
by Ilia readers of the Want Ad colimma.
Take, as one example, a conlra'tor. Let us see how he could profit
al ly employ the Want Ad columiiH day afler day.
We give just three such Want Ads to convey the idea:
1 II H l IKtl' WANT All
P 1 MM HI N U l-'ONTItAlTIN')
a.-rvU'. bitcd on Ii.uk txi.fi i
tiop, P(jilalWa ..palroiio, . and a.
atf-n'lll)' enlaiKliia tnialnt-Ha. Lieo't
let Tnu plunibinfr culilracl unlli
you buva touauhttd. .
THE HKCOND
WANT Al
tV(P H KNISIfEI
TUB I'l.UMB-
Itir for th. a l.lnooln acitool.
8
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2
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X
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5
3
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a
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for ilia Ailruort. i-aetaiua, for lliu
itr 'ourl -loiia. I.t-1 ua rigors on.
yoorn--on iin-rit only. AdUr.-.a
TUK TUIKP WANT AO
TJttttir: MOIUS PbUMBINfl'
i '.ntrooifl rlnvl We have Just
btfcn i.utitfil tbv -contra.' ta on
tie- .l.n-JH'.n H. Il'iol. the Atwoud
bulliliny aiei lb. titokoa rfsldiioe.
1 . I -ijm Hifuie oa youra1
The Want Ad become a tori ol peraietent sidesman for you.
Regard it as one of your Ud busiDcss-bringers, and trad it that way.
Uncd with a view to heaping alreanl of progress, '
Tho Want Ad Can Bring
B twin cog All tho Timol
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"l.Tji(flllM()t,!BK
at the reiiuest of the holder Of the
bond thfv'undetsiened trustee will ex
pose to wile, to the hwchest bidder for
ciihIi at Mm courthouse door in th
city of Winston-Saleni, l-'omyth coun
ty, -North Carolina, on the lCtl day
of Scptemlier at 12 o'clock, M., the
following, described real estate;
I.vIhk and being: In Middle Fork
township and frnutiu; 40 feet on the
north side (if Seventh street iu the
city of Wlnston-Snlem, N . (".. and of
that s'ame width 4(i feet, extending
back northwardly 110 feet to an al
ley being known and designated as
lot No. 22 on Hat of Cameron l'ark
I'ropertv, which Is recorded in Hook
No 1 OH. pawe 561.
This the 14th day of August, 1918. .
(1. II. HASTfN'CS, ,
Trustee.'
8 -18 22 S- 9. 5
WHEN YOU HAVE A COLD
Give It attention, avoirl exposur, b
refcrlar and careful of your diet, al
so commence taking Dr. King'a New
Discovery. It contains Plno-Tar, An
tiseptic Oils and Balsams. In slight
ly laxative. Dr. King's New Discov
ery eases our cough, soothes your
throat and bronchial tubes, check
your coin,, starts '.o clear your head.
utiiiiiiiiiiimii.it,
Ads Pay
No. 10
There are many pthtr uaet for, the
Waal Ad beaidea ila power to find A
position, aecure an employe, aeli a hoae
and lot, houaekold furniture, or perform
any other ajngle aervice.
COM MUST
Thin Is a nmrral appeal. The
touiim-ior , miaut ba Iui.iiiil.J. t ,
k.vp ihla rani htao.lli.K. Ii b
vuluattla In ha plaoit or to usa
now and tbeu.
COMMKNT
Thli- shows i hat lh firm la
dolnv thtnaa. Hem s nn aieal
plu rvfarancaa.
COMMENT
Tha Idea Is followr-d up by
rvlil. nea of sllil gi paler a. blue- .
meats. The force of tlifst? Itmil
A.la bauoluva LUiuululha. '