Wednesday Morning, December 11, 1918
.-HE WINS! ON-SALEM JOURNAL
SIX
After each meal YOU eai one
ATONIC
tfFOW YOUR stomach's sakD
nd got full food value and real stom
ach comfort. Instantly relieves heart
barn, bloated, gassy feeling, STOPS
acidity, food repeating and stomach
misery. AIDS digestion; keeps the
stomach sweet and pure.
EATOKIC it the belt remedy mnd only costs
a cent or two a day to UK it. You will be de
limited with results. Satisfaction guaranteed
jr money back. Please call and try 1t.
K. XV. U'Hanlnn, Winston-Salem, X.C.
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Tennis Tournament
(Bv Ths Associated l'rnss)
Pinehurst, N. C Dec. 10. C
Watson, Jr., of the Wcstcheater
Country Club, defeated Lucius llmcr-
ding, Jr., of Tuxedo. 6-1, 6-2, today in !
tlie final of the men's singles of The
seventh annual St. Thomas Tei ni; '
Tournament.
In the finals of the 0- i
men's singles, Mrs. Frank 11. God
frey of Brookllne won over Miss Cai -oline
Bogart of Pinehurst. 6-0, 6-2.
FAVOR RKDICTIOX IN
STF,i:i, I'JilCI-: .-CAM-: '
New York, Dec. to A moderate re
duction in the. scale of maximum
prices for steel, beginning Janunry 1.
Is favored by the general committee
on steel and steel products of the Am-
T ...1 UtAal Inlhit,. whmV,
,,U ..o ..... .
meets with the war industries tioaro
on Wednesday. This was announced
by Chairman Gary of the committuo
at a meeting of ihe steel manufactur
ers today, with the recommendation
that the question be referred :o the
-eommlltco, which- was done.
L BOTTLE
STOPS DANDRUFF
Every bit of dandruff disappears
and hair stops
coming out
Try this! .Your hair .appears
glossy, abundant, waxy
and" Beautiful
-hin. brittle, odorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of uandruff, thai awful scurf.
The;e Is nothing so destructive to
the iair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its luster, its strength and Its very
; eventually producing feverish
nesa and itching of the scalp which
If not -emcdied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderlno
tonight now any time will surely
save your hair.
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toi
let counter for a few cents, and after
the first application your hair will
take on that life, luster and luxuri
ance which is so beautiful. Ii will be
come wavy and fluffy and have the
appearance of abundance, an incomparable-
gloss and softness; but what
will plcse you most will be after Just
a f ..' weeks' use, when ycr. will actu
ally see a lot of fine, downy hair
lew hairgrowing all over the scalp.
Djnderino Is to the hair what fresh
shower:! of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. It goes right to the roots,
1.. igorates and strengthens them. Its
exhllara'lng and life-producing prop
erties cause the hair to grow long,
strong and beautiful. Advt.
MM
ft SI!
Give Him Something
to Wear!
' That's what a man likes best.
That's, in most cases, what they ral
ly need in these days when Liberty
Bonds and other war-time expndi
tures have demanded self-denial jf
every sort. -
Good clothing is a laudable war
time Christmas gift. It adds effici
ency by conserving health with the
warmth and comfort it gives, and by
keeping one in buoyant spirit with a
justifiable pride in his appearance
that acts as a stimulus in these days
of great trial.
FOLLOW
IT.
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THE STATES IN SALES
OF T(
Raleigh, Doc. 10- The sales. of to
bacco by towns for the past month
follows:
Ahoskie
Apex
Ayden
Burlington
Carthage
1 Mirhani
8S.21X
S27-.469
17.ti4i
530. 2!) U
176.210
H 1)5, 8.i;i
Klkin
Enfield .......
Farmville ....
Fuquay Springs
Coldsbnro
Greenville
Henderson
. 204.9!in
72, M"
, . 628.7.-,.
. 4.-S0.0H I
. 480.761
, .2,305,043
, . 624. 4HK
, .1,761 23"
, . 44:i.3S
. 3111,242
K inston
Louishurg . . . .
I.a Grange
Mebane ......
Madison .....
J'l,.'.', ,
' ,2: j
.
r,4.SMl
MtV'Airv
.n.-.ysvuie
600.19(1
New Hern ...
0,ftr)s
r.'"horo
Rocky Mount
196.322
''i' 7;''
l'".'"'
Reldsville
883,411
Robersonville
San ford . .-. .
Snow Hill
Spring Hope
Stoneville
Smithtield .
Tarboro
Vnnceboro
Wilson
Williamston
WTnslon-Siilcni
W'u rsa v
Washington
Wallace ......
469. 267
-llln 11
Warrpnlrin
444 "r 8" I
485 416 '
Youngsville
Zehulon . .
ALBEMARLE BAKERY
RESUMES BUSINESS
( Special fo TheJournan
Albemarle, Dec. 10. The Albemarle
Bakerv. which has been closed down
.. .. ... i
iKince we entered ine war. nas J j
liecMi started up again in the baking
! business. John W. Harris, the owner j
having an excellent trade, closed j
j down his place and wrote a notice
wniell lie posien on me num. um.r,
which rend:
"This bakery is closed, and will
it nut in closed, until Uncle Sam's bos
lick the Kaiser."
He went to farming, and produced
an excellent crop last year. Almost
immediately after the signing of the
armistice- Mr. Harris commenced to
make preparations to reopen his bak
erv. and now has it running at full
tilt.
I said this mismes swoum stay ;
closed until Uncle Sum's boys licked
the Kaiser ", said. Mr. Harris the oth
er day; " and now they have licked
him 1 am ready to open up again."
Mr. Harris says he will hardly have
another German baker. The last one
he had he ran off with a brickbat be
cause he spoke disparagingly of the
flag.
IVwer Violations of Insecticide Ijiw.
Material reduction in the number
of violations of the law in respect to
certain spray materials, due largel .
to the activity of thelnsecitlde and
I'unglclde Board, has been noted since
the law went Into effect placing upon
the United States department of r g
rieulture the responsibility of regu
lating interstate shipments and im
portations into the United States of
Insecticides and fungicides, and also
the manufacture and sale of such
products in the territories and the dis
trict of Columbia. Tn 1911-12 the per
ccnagn of violations imrespoct of Kr.d
arsenate, paste anil dry. was 6rt in
1917 this percentage had dropped to
10. From 28 to 12 is the record in
Paris green during the same period.
Tn 1911-12. 94 was the percentage of
lime sulphur, solu'ion and dry. "bile
in 1917 it was 40. The violation In
Bordeaux mixture and Bordeaux mix
ture combined with insecticides were
98 ner cent for 1911-12 and 28 for
1917. e
THE ARROW
PAYS
I in completely washed rput of the
i system by th celebrated Bhivar Min
eral Water. Positively guaranteed by
! money-bark offer. Tastes line; costs a
'trifle. Iieliverert anywhere by ur
! Winston-Sab ni Agenls, Cromer Bi os
' Co. J'hone them. Advt.
THE WORK OF THE RED
RIIICT P
As Long as Americans Are
Under Arms; As Long There
Is Misery and Distress It
Must Continue
The American Red Cross is an
emergency organization by the nature ,
u d'"ls wi,h nrol,l,,"IK 33 ,hpy. ariRP
No better illustration of this fact
can be given than to recall Its work
' since aiiH'fca entered the war. If aii
hospital was needed in an emergency
. . ..... n.
nnv i,h rt iriibir nnintnllieklv tile I
Red i'm aimiilinu ii If a train load
i". crossea m cuu mr, j. iur
1 34 44l ' ia.-M,ii ur amniier me ihuimihib -
96'91 1 ! failed, the Red Cross has had' e 1 C. and the resumption of normal col
1 971439 i facilities and the organization 111-cope ! lege activities, the University of North
110, r3x i v illi the situation and to send these
. 2 7.".960 : boys on their way happy and with
. 523, 9:iS full stomachs.
.. 6X.180 ! .What bus been the record of Ihe
44.172 I Red Cross it has never failed to an
. 3,676.875 , f-wer call of distress, no matter wliat
. 489.921 lor when or how that call came.
.3.H18.287 j ft jH already preparing for service
. 389. 749 n peace times nut a bigger, broader
290,637 , service than ever undertaken by any
366, 61i j relief organization.
A message sent by the War Council
of tnp K"cl r'rO"s to all chapters shows
t,'at lonB !lffo 'etliile plans were mode
to meet the emergencies 'hat. are
bound to arise when peace is finally
here, it said in part:
"On February tenth last year, near
ly six weeks before the United States
- derlnTr.7r - war,-National Red Cross
headquarters advised its chapters to
for ar.
That which has followed in the rec-
rd of the Red Cross in helping to win
this war and to relieve suffering grow
jK out of i( consttutes something
of whi(.h Pvrrv, American citizen has
n riKht to ),p 'proud
..Th ... naI rnmo , .
pare ror peace. Actual peace may
come at ally moment; it may be
ferred for some time. Until peace is
really here, there can be no relaxation.!
n'-u v.iunw piujR ifieiuent to
.active hostilities.
'Rut even with peace, let no one
Flip pose mat the work of the Red
Cross is finisher! Millinn. f Jn,n,..,n I
beys are' stlUnnU-r arms. Thousands!
of them are sick. and wounded. Owintf 1
to the shortage in shipping it may'
iase a year or more to bring our boys
home from France. But whatever the
time, our protecting arms must bp
about (hem and their families over
Hie whole period which must elapse
before the normal life of peace can
be resunierl
"The cessation of war will r-v
a picture of misery such a;
world has never seen before, i...
tally in the many countries which
not belt) themselves. The Ameri
people will expect to conlinue to rop;-.
broken spirits and broken , bo. lie i.
Peace terms and peace conditions
will determine how we mav best min
Istcr to Ihe vast slreken areas which
have been harrowed by war, and in
this great act of mercy the heart a. d
spirits of the American people m.:s
continue to be mobilized."
A solenn obligation rests ;inon ev
ery American to see that this great
work will go on. To "Carry On" Re I
Cross must' 'have the moral support
of the American iiconle Tit( oyes of
the world are upon us and we shall
not fail.
Join Ihe Red Cross All you need
if- a heart and a dollar.
Suffolk. Va... Dec. 10. Owing to
acute recurrence, or" ibt Sp:i 1-1, influ
enza in its most m-nous opideT-i''. the
health board has issued an order
I closing all nlv'.s if n nni'.ennt ; i a
j banning public nthe-ingi." . The ord' r
is effective at onre.
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UNIVERSITY OF STATE
Will RESUME PRE-WAR
STATUS AFTER HOLIDAYS
(By U. W. Madry)
Chapel Hill, Dee. 1 0. From the
('ay of Ihe first call to arms in April,
'.'.117. when 2 50 alumni and students
1 rushed to the first Oglethorpe officers' i
; training camp, until the date of the !
signing of the armistice, when 2,240 ;
alumni and students were in the ser- ;
vice pf their country, Ihe University
of North Caroftna ha, played a
most active part in the world war just
ended. Through military courses I
, . ,
here on the campus, extension work
out in the State at large and the
American University Union in Europe,.1"
not to mention incidentals, the
versily has attempted to render 100
' .
ner cent sorv ee. Tha eaMiia tv lsts
10 dilte ha ve -contained the names of
" former I Diversity men. which may
he cIm ski fled fl fnllna'- 1fi killed in
be classifled as follows: 1
action. 18 died of disease. 21 wound-
,0 7 . " ; , r - ,
z r. i ' c a t
Carolina win return to pre-war uaia
alter the Christmas, holidays, uen- i
nite announcements concerning the
work of tile new quarter, credits for
courses completed, changes in cours
es and other innovations have Just
been made. They answered satisfac
torily the many questions that have
been ask?d by the students since the
order to demobilize was received.
The University will do :.ll in its :
power to help students without means j
to (.nntiniin thftle .nlluo-n r-n.o-ej The
self-help committee, of which Dr. .1.
M. Boll is chairman, wMl itnd work
for students who are earnest a."d
willing. Requests for loans from ft e
loan funds will be duly considered by
Dean M. H. Stacy, chairmai of the
faculty. - A recent investigation by
the rtirectorlif the S. A. T. C reveal
ed the fact that approximately on
third of the students in the S. A. T. C.
were dependent upon the pay of the
government for their opportunity for
collegiate training. University author
ities' aim. however, that no boy shall
be turned away after Christmas for
lack of means, provided he is willing
to work 'some outside of his study
hours.
The academic work of the present
quarter will not close before Decem
ber 20. although demobilization was
completed today.
CyTI f riUT rnnn rno
tALLLLtri 1 fUUU fUK
. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
" r '
At the request of the Secretary of
War and the Seere'arv of the Navy De
purinient of Agriculture has parti
cipated in protecting American mili
tary and naval forces against un
wholsesome food,- says the secret -y
of , Agriculture in his annual report.
The federal meat inspector, which 'for
irv has safeguarded the civil popu
V of the United Slates from bad
l interstate commerce, was
! to Include the special super
i of the meat supply of the Am
n arniy and navy. The e-xamint.-
: m sdoctinn, handling of meats and
Is are in expart hands from tiie
! time the live animals are driven to
slaughter until, the finishe! product
I Is delivered to the mess cooks. Inspee
I tors were assigned to the various ran
I tenments, training ramus, forts, posts.
land other places n the United States
where Isrge numbers of troops are
assenibeld, and at the close if te
fiscal year there were 69 such experts
with the army and 30 with the nav ..
Boysandfiiris
uea.iiMUh
Pwitiicuncura
Dntctas; W. Osswut Tskaa 2Sc ai
"Bo Will Win
IMs Battle?"
Mneh of Tflnr comfort depends hpon
knowing that, your system will oep orm
Its functions prooerly.
Your kidneys are the filters of the body.
If they become Inactive and fail to elim
inate the waste matter, they are apt to
throw the whole mechanism of the body
out of order, thus toxic poisons can to
cumulate in the system and be as deadly
" Bf" nom'
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbaio and back-
- iche. neglect of the kidneys la apt to
' !v.. P. i-1." ?lous "N"". cl,
1 3 Stone In the b adder,
Eid th, body of M poison. -cle.n '
;fje bladder and kidneys and cure tha j
J ?i V' rMumamm wiuj ouunv .
:inuumo BhTHIlKUll,
I Anuric was first dlscoyered by Dr. Pierce,
and has benefited thousands of sufferers
we" appeasea ana eliminate ine
uni-,CMeg Now procurable at any good drug
f tore, or send direct to Dr. V. M. Pierce,
1 Buffalo. N.Y.. for trial rjackaa-e. Enclosa
10 cents.
. , -
If you hare rheumatism or kidney I
trouble, why not Jet Dr. Pierce's Anuria
yn..ui. ..J: .U I Al I ..I-a I
uuuuiosuiiuuij win tii a uat,bie r
SpRiNernci-D. Tkhit. T writ & few '
"nes to aay that the Annric Tablets gave
me prompt relief. I
consider them a
great remedy for
kidney trouble. My
back doesn't hurt at
all and the excretion
doesn'lt burn and
smart as it did.
When I had used up
the trial package,
my druggist at
Springfield didn't
have the tablets in
stock so ordered me
a bottle from Nash
ville and I have been
sine them ever
since. I don't expect to be without
dn-u-rio when in need of a kidney medi
cine." O. W, Hxa.1), Route 4, Box 34,
DEATHS
MR. K. O. CURTIS
Mr. B. O. Curtis, one of Winston
Salem's well-known citizens, died at
his home on Chestnut street at 6:30
yesterday morning at the age of about
63 years. He had been in failing
health for three or four years, though
he had been able most of the time to
perform light work.
Mr. Curtis was a native of Guilford
county, but had boen a resident of
this city for abou,t thirty years. For
several years he was engaged in the
leaf tobacco business. He also served
the city acceptably for several years
as market clerk.
A few months ago he suffered an
attack of slow paralysis and since that
time he has been confined to his home.
Mr. Curtis, who was a member of
the Methodist Protestant church, is
survived by his wife and four chil
dren, two daughters. Mrs. J. E. Zig
lar, who is in the City Hospital, 're
covering from an operation and Mrs.
It. R. Richmond, of this city, two sons
Clifton, who holds a position with the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
at Denver, Col., and C. M. Curtis, who
is with the U. S. Marine corps, in
training at Paris Island, S. C. The
two sons were at home when the end
came to the father.
The funeral will be conducted at
the home on Chestnut street at two
o'clock Wednesday. Interment will !
In Salem cemetery.
PROMINENT HOTEL MAN
IS PUT UNDER BOND
Asheville, Dec. 10 J. H. King
prominent hotel man of Brevard, a
John Dawkins. former mail carrier
Skyland, are under bond for their
pearance at the next term of Un
States District court here, and l
King's fine automobile is in the ban.
of the government as the result of
unexpected haul made by Depulv i"
lectors .1. A. Galloway and M
Iteed. The two officers had
seeking a still about fifteen mil
Brevard and were returning
they were overtaken by Kiri
Dawkins in King's car. The r.
stopped the car. seeking a r 1 1
j found sixteen gallons of alleg- j
iade whiskey in fruit jars, I
otner receptacles, me two i n w
placed under arrest and t boo
and auto confiscated. King -.tesi
ed that he was hired by Dawi. ... an V
I not know the purpose of t mib
ion. The officers declare th.it the
! whiskey was being brought to A "e
ville.
"My mother, who is 69 years old,
has been troubled with her liver for
35 yeaj. Doctors said she had gall
stones. Several times she fell uncon
scious because of these attacks. Eight,
months ago I noticed an advertise
ment of. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
in the Toledo Blade and purchased a
bottle, which did her a great amount
of good. She continued the treatment
and has felt entirely well since." It
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded.
For sale at Thompson's Pharmacy
and druggists everywhere.
i There is no occasion for you to look
Hor to Prevent it From Grow
ing Gray
unattractive or prematurely old be
cause of gray, streakecJ with fray,
white or faded hair. Don't let this
condition with its look of age rob . ou
of your youthful beauty and the wen
derful opportunities which life offers.
No matter how gray, prematurely
gray, lusterlesa or faded your hair
might be, "La Creole" Hair Dressing
will revive the color glands of nature
promote a healthy condition of the
hair and calp and cause all of your
gray or faded hair to become evenly
c'ark, soft, lustrous and beautiful. This
preparation is not a dye, but an elo-
gant toilet requisite which Is easily
applied by simply combing or brush
ing through the hair.
USB
"LA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING
i to prevent your hair from growing
gray ana ie restore a Deatunui oars
color to gray or faded hair.
Sold and recommended by Thomp
son Drug Co., Wlnston-Oalem, N. C.
Mail orders promptly fUled upon re
oeipt ot regular price, $1.20. "La
Creole" Hair Dressing ia sold on a
money back guarantee. -
MmkL,- ML.
BEAUTY HINTS
FOR U
The Local Post of the Salvation
Army Will Remember the
Poor This Year; Contribu
tions Are Wanted
The local post of the Salvation Ar
my, under the direction of Capt. S.
Patterson, has started a movement to
raise fund.i for the annual Christi
dinner for the poor of the city. Tl
wm be no personal solicitation
fund the "Christmas kettle" and :
nj red upon. Chert, for
this fund should be mailed to Captain j
Patterson as early as possible
Captain Patterson has issued the
following appeal to the people of the
city:
"Pear Friend:
"From almost every quarter of the
globe today comes the cry of suffer
ing men, women and children for
help. You, as a Christian and loyal
citizen, have bravely struggled to
stand up under the demands made
j...
upon you, upon your generusny, yuui
Patience and your ultimate ability to
give. It would seem, with the numer
ous appeals to which you have lent,
and doubtless must still lend your ear,
that it would be an impossibility to
lend further aid, yet when we think
of the needy of our city, who perhaps
would not enjoy Christmas unless it
came to them through our willingness
to sacrifice and to give, there is sure
to be a disposition to help.
"To the lot of the Salvation Army
falls, in great measure, the responsi
bility for these helpless ones at home
We ask you under such circumstan
ces to help, to contribute your mite.
We do not ask this for the Salvation
Army, but for the poor ones of our
city.
"It must be remembered, too, that
our spiritual work as well as our work
of relief for the needy, must be car
ried on. Hence the urgency of this
appeal.
"Make checks payable to the Sal
vation Army."
FOUR AZAIiKA WORKMEN
ARK INJURED BY CAR
Asheville. N. C, Dec. 10 Four
workmen at Azalea were more or less
injured last night when a car, in
which a number of them were r
turnlng to the city, collided with a
truck driven by Dave Moore, an em
ploye of" 4 local wholesale store. The
injured men were H. F. Wimblsh, of
Macon. Ga. ; and W. H. Owcnby, W..
D. Wray and J. A. Beckley. of Ashe
'arelessness on the part of both
drivers is charged.
WANT TIIOARING POSTPOXF.D
UXTII, AFTKK CHRISTMAS
Asheville, Dec. 10 Following the
receipt of a letter from the local Jun
iors, protesting against Saturday
teaching in the schools, and asking
that a special day be set for hearing
protests, the city commissioners have
issued a statement; asking the people
to postpone a public hearing until
after Christmas, when the board will
have had a chance to observe the
working of the new system. There
have been a number of protests
against the Saturday teaching ancf a
large number of people are ready to
appear before the board with their
protests as soon as the day is set.
MARKET REPORTING
SERVICE GROWING
The local market-reporting service
of the Bureau of Markets, covering an
entirely new field and regarded as a
necessary supplement to the national
telegraphic news service of the Unit
ed States Department of Agritulture,
is expanding according to the annual
report of the Secretary of Agriculture.
The first experiment was made In
Providence, R. I., about 1 i months
ago' and was so successful that when
emergency funds became available the
work was broadened, and in co-operif-tiop
with local authorities agents were
placed In .15 additional States. This
service consists largely of reports on
local market conditions and rlc s,
based on local observations, and is con
'ucted primarily for the benefit of
growers and consumers, though it
lias proved useful to dealers as well.
Consumers' figures are made public
through local newspapers and have
been helpful to housewives.
lotting Pest Damage to Print.
Everyone who has a earden detests
a mole everyone, irhaos. but a
rtain woman gardener out In Bryan
"inty, Okla. This Ingenious per' one counties more returns to follow
t.w!l 5?,or,e,d her.expcrler.ee to ! have put away for winter use 1.
I aited States department of agric- c .... , ,, , .
e puts them to work. A num'j r ' 00,000 quarts, rami women a -'ubs
nese pests undermined her garden ,n tnis s,a,e also have taken the lead
is season digging diminutive tunnels I 'n the use of substitutes, thereby re
nere, there, nd everywhere. It 1 leasing a very considerable amours
would have discouraged the average I ot food..
woman; it did t feeze this one. She
started a little Irrigation plant of her
own, using its tunnels as irrigation
ditches. She filled the tunnels with
water repeatedly until the garden was
well watered, and finally drov the
moles off the premises.
Indian Girls Interested in Canning.
Oklahoma Indian girls are as much
nterested in the canning campaign
as their paleface sisters. In Beck
has County, Okla.. they attend all Ihe
meetings held by the home demonstra
tion agent, and this year made . r. ex
cellent booth exhibit of the fruit and
vegetables they had canned and dried.
One Indian woman also exhbited 100
chickens cf her own raising.
Weather Bureau Gives Fire Warnings
Warnings of weather condirlnas
favo'iiblc to forest flris, issued l v th)
Weather Bureau of the UniieJ States
Pf partment of Agricult'ir!, have been
extended to include other fire-hazard
conditions likely to result in damage
or loss In connection with crops, stock,
other foodstuffs, and all kinds of ln
flamable war material. A number of
these warnings were issued during
the year with beneficial results. A
special station has been establi hed
at Hampton, Oreg., for carrying on
Investigations in connection with this
service.
CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER!
x - MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES
"Dod on'a Liver Tone" Starts Vonr
Liver Better Than Calomel and
Von Dont's Lose a Day'
Work
Livan up your sluggish liver! Feel
tine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full of am
bition. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel because it makes you sick
and you may lose a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or amcksilvdr
trhlch causes necrosis of the bones,
CaJomel crashes Into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking It up. That's
when you feel that awful nausea and
vamping.
Listen to met Lt you want to en
joy the nicest, gentlest liver md bow-
i tiuoun j .w 1,11
)uat take a spoonful of harmless
Dodaon's Ltvar
r Tone tonight. lour
CHRISTMAS
CLOTHES
You Get Value
When You Buy
Clothes Here
If your Christmas suit or ov
ercoat . coms I . f rom .this
store, you will have no rea
son to stand back from the
crowd of well dressed men
Our clothes arc leaders
among style and quality and
they are daily seen on the
street, in society, in the of
fice, and many places.
Our prices are most reason
able, compared -with the
clothes value you receive.
Come in today and let us
show you the many styles we
now have on display.
Henry Rose Co.
"Cash is Better
Better for Cash"
Cantierx Kiidiiw Hospital Iteds.
From proceeds derived chiefly from
the sale of canned and dried fruits,
farm women's clubs in West Va.. have
contributed $2,000 for the endowment
of hospital beds for woundod soldiers
in France. During the oast summer
they canned for this purpose 20, OO
quarts from materials formerly al
I lowed to waste. Nineteen of ihe thirty
India Cans by Uncle Sam's Methods.
Even on "India'- coral strand" they
are canning, and doing it by the di
rections put out by the United States'
Department of Agriculture. Th mis
sionaries there have been tho instig
ators of the movement. Hundreds
of men and won.cn have visited the
exhibits of the products canneu.
NO PR WFR SERVICES
AT THE HOME CHURCH
In accordance with the wishes of
the Health Committee there will be1
no prayer service at the Home Mora
vian church tonight.
MR. .1. G. TURNER OV
VISIT TO FLORIDA , '
Mr. .7. G. Turner left yesterday
morning for a trip to Florida. He will
visit Jacksonville. Miami and other
places, and will be gone for several
weeks.
Get the Genuine
and Avoid
Waste
Economy
Every Cake
ortfgiriui or dealer sells you a t0 cent
bottle of Dodaon'a Liver Tone under
my personal money-back guarantee
that eac.i spoonful will clean your
sluggish liver and better -.han a dose
of naaty calomel and that It won't
make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone 1 real liver
medicine, fou 11 know it next morn
ing because you will wake up del
ing fine, your liver will Da working;
headache and undines., gone: atom.
ach will be sweet and bowels regu-
j lar-
Dodson's Liver Tone .a entirely veg
etable therefore harmless and can not
salivate. Give lt to your your chil
dren. Millions of people dire using
Dodaon'a Liver Tone instead of dan
gerous calomel now. Your cruggist
win ten you mat ma sals or a ia-
win ten you mat mi sale ot Calo-
me la almost stoppe anti.ely hare.
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