SALISBURY EVENING POST, FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 1920
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Many a good capable man passes a whole lifetime
without ever learning the VALUE OF DRESSING
i- WELL.
When you go to hunt work, the very first thing the
man you ask for a position sees and judges you by, is
I your CLOTHES.
5 How else can he first judge you?
F They are the sign to him of your success or failure.
' No man wants to hire a failure.
This is a serious, earnest talk we wish to make to
i deserving men whether they buy ther clothes from us or
not.
; , j-' V Wear our good, "Nifty" clothes.
I Jfericfc's letkmg dtcre
: ' Home of Hart ScHa9ner & Marx Clothes.
jfrLYERS GOT LOST
Two Airmen Bound for Lufsey
Martaige at Thomasville Last
Satttrtlay Landed in Statesvilc.
Thdfollowing is taken from the
Statesville Landmark of date of
Thursday, November 18:
. Statesville people, reading an ac
count.! of the spectacular wedding,
at Thomasville Saturday, in which
the; participants arrived for the.
wedding: in airplanes, remembered
that Saturday two airplanes pass
ed over Statesville. It has later
developed that these airplanes were;
bearing the wedding party to
Thomasville. "
The1 airplanes landed in a field
on C. 1A, Dulin's farm, three miles
' east of Statesvile. ' The men told
Mr. Dulin that they were on their
way Co a wedding at Thomasville,
that they were traveling from Co
lumbia, S. C, and had lost their
way. They followed 'the wrong
railroad out of Charlotte, coming
to Statesville instead of taking the
Salisbury road.
The men got their bearings and
after taking on a supply of gaso
line loit lor i nomasviiie.
FARMERS COOPERATE
IN BUYING SUPPLIES
CELEBRATE COMING
PILIGRIM FATHERS
purchase of supplies by farmers Three Hundred Anniversary of the
running cooperative grain elevators Event to Bo Fittingly LVle
is now under way in a umber of brated By First Congregational!
middle western states and the gov- Church.
ornment is rapidly developing, ac
cording to headquarters of the
Farmers National Grain
Association here. Its officers sayjbrated by the First Congregation- American CI
there is likelihood that a national i cmirch of this citv. bepinninz Neapolitan
The 300th anniversary of the
lrwrnnn. nt thn Pilrrrim Vntlipr o
Dealers ;our shores will be fittingly cAc
cooperating purchasing organiza
tion will be formed here in Decem
ber at the association's first na
tional convention.
Ohio farmers who Iiavc organized
a 100,000 purchasing company are
reported to have contracted for the
output of a coal min and afeed
mill and to be buying- materials,
such as fencing and sugar, by the
carload. In Iowa formation by far
mer of a million dollar corporation
having purchases of farm supplies
as one of its chief functions is re
ported. The general plan is stated to bo
to pool purchases and sell by mairL, H, Keller of Atlanta,
order,
Sunday and extending thru Mon
day and Tuesday.
tsunday morning a special ser
mon appropriate to the occasion
will be preached by that eminent
divine the Rev. Dr. Frank R.
Shlpman, president of Alabama 1
Theological Seminary.
Sunday night pictures will be
shown presenting some work of
Pilgrim descedants in averting
war with Japan which is so glar
ing on the horizon at the present
time.
Monday night able addresses
will be delivered by the Rev. Dr.
sunerin-
! A New Medical Discovery With
1 Twofold Action. Soothes and
Heals the Inflamed Surface
() and Killa the Oerm. Endorsed
By Highest Authorities
i Money Refunded If Any Cough
j or Cold, No Matter of How
Lon Standing:, is Not Reliev
! cd After Taking According
! rto Directions
Ifine FOR BUILDING UP
THE SYSTEM AFTER
COLDS OR THE FLU
, Of all known drugs, Creosote is
(S) r cognized by the medical frater
jfij. iiity as the greatest healing
agency for the treatment of chron
.sc coughts and colds and other
S forms of threat and lung troubles.
I Creomulsion contains, in addition
to creosote, other healing elements
ffi which soothe and heal the inflamed
S membrane and stop the irritation
and inflammation while the creo
() sote goes on to the stomach, is
absorbed into the blood, attacks
( the seat of the trouble and destroys
rfT, the germs that lead to consump
tion. ) Creomulsion is guaranteed satis
(S) factory in the treatment of chronic
I toughs and colds, bronchial asth
vS'jma, catarrhal bronchitu and other
(S).fornn of throat and lung diseases,
(g and i.i excellent for building up the
system after colds or the flu. In
; creases appetite and body-weight.
iAsk i'our druggist. (Adv). j
f SALISBURY U.C.T. !
BANQUET TONIGHT
Will Take Place at Yadkin Hotel
! nt 9 O'clock A. H. Snider
I Tcastmaster Special Music.
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The annual banquet of Salisbury
Council No. HOT, United Commer-
eial Travelers, will take place at
the Yadkin Hotel tonight at 9
r. o'clock and these splendid fellows
have arranged to make this of the
best occasions of the kind ever
S: given by them. i
() Mr. A. H. Snider, who is secre-;
( tary for the Tri-State Association,
W 'composed of North Carolina and
tB. South Carolina, will ofliciate as
toastmaster and extend the wel-!
fs.'cumo, and the renonse will be by
Mayor W. B Strachan.
Mr. ). C. Dunham w.U maka a
i tajk. on "Ii)wcr of Cheerfulness,
while W. M. Uuth will talk on
"Ar.y Old Thing," and Mr. E.
Tatum will put on the "Ray of
Hope." The music will be under
the direction of Mr. Chaoi W. An-;
drews. The following is the menu:
Grape Fruit Cocktail j
Consomme Royal En Cup
Mixed Pickles Celery Hearts
Roast Caialina Turkey ;
Oyster Dressing
Baked Virginia 11am, Yorkshire
Sauce i
June Peas .Creamed WTiite
Potatoes
Shrimp Salad
Mayonnaise Dressing
Gmpe Juice Punch
Cheese baltincs
Cream and Pound
Cake
Black Coffee,
That's the story in a nut-shell of why we've cut prices
right to the marrow on these high grade Suits. Expec
tations of a cool October led us toput'in big stocks of
Winter Suits. Warm weather knocked the bottom out
of our plans and prices must go tumbling. Are tney
tumbling far? Just see for yourself ! '
The Finest Ready-Made Suits
Mad Their
Prices
Slashed
In HALF I
so$27.50
Look
At These
Wonder
Values 1
$39.50
Losing money? Of course we are ! But what we lose in profits
we gain in friends. The fact remains that we can't afford to keep
so much money tied up in merchandise so we're going to give
you the most extraordinary clothing values you've ever seen-bar-gains
that will make every buyer a staunch friend of this store.
GET HERE EARLY GET THE FIRST PICK!
pecial I eaEiksgivmnig
In Our Tailoring Department!
To which all our friends and customers are invited.
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uartprs in Baltimore
Jus( Sent Us a List
About
FRICK COMPANY IS
GREATLY ENLARGING
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Ku:are sure.'of satis
faction when you make
your tablebeverage
ffeSXSHT
POSTUM
Coffeerdrinkersdelight
in therchange because
of greater comfort, and
the price lis attractive
because so moderate.
All the family wilHike
the flavor of Postum
t At GrocersEveyvhee,
Hade by Postuini Cereal Co. Inc.
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To Take Over One of the Big Plants
of the Emerson-!5rantinRham
Company at Waynesboro, Fa.
Mr. P. M. Dcllinper, manager of
the local branch of the ,Frick Ma
chinery Company, has received ia-J
formation that his company will
at an early day take over one of
the hif? plants of the Emerson- j
Brantingham Implement Company i
at Waynesboro, Pa., the factory to '
be taken over boinfr the old Geiser
plant at Waynesboro and which em-
ploys hundreds of workmen. This
plant builds heavy machinery sucn
as tractor and portaoie steam en
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500 Pattern Suits
of which wt have
only ONE or
TWO of a kind.
Suitings that formerly sold as high as $80.00.
They have been divided into two lots for a quick
close out reerardless of their, former price or
value.
107 S. Main St
tenaent 01 uonjrressional work tn
the southeast "and secretary Frank
L. Moore, D. D., of the national
home missionary society New
York on the Congregational
World Movement...
Tnnarlmt ttiai-n ,,.111 lw .,11 ,1.,,.
session wifVi lunhon Qt the xr'wms, saw mills and the like. Iho
iish House. The morning session ! loa! haa Poetically been consum
i will bo opened with an addreVs mated and is now awaiting the up
from secretary W. K. Bloom. D. t Pr(iv' the board of directors,
il)., of the extension society New ?nd 11 ls. sa'd "eyeral million dol -I
York city, followed by pertinent ,.ar.s ai:c!. involved in the deal. This,
,taiKs irom Dr. ueo. haddock, of ,a ".c T-1 Vv 'ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR
ri,,..!,.u- c n j rv.. t ' nanv tho 1arcst nlant for the man-. i"i""21 "J
viioucjiuii, u. a;iu ui, j. ' r ' , ' Li j !
Thru I nf Ahnvill i;n.i uiaciure oi ncavy niacnmery nr.u
dant of the Mnvflownr ,.mn-' saw mills cast of Ohio. The Frick
Former Prices Up Jo $80.00.
We have given you due notice of this
sale. If you don't come in and leave
your order for the best one in the lot, it
won't be our fault.
MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW
Branch
Stores in
25 Cities.
American Woolen Ills Co.
Save The Difference.
From Maker
To Wearer
Salisbury, N. C.
D.H.Dean, Mgr.
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THE LIBERTY MOTOR
The afternoon will be given ov-
company has for a number of years
er to the work of the women when '?osn pn?aed the manutacturc 0
talks will ho mnHo hv m,. p,l-,.,. just such machinery s is being:
W. Fisher, Mrs. D. Withrrsnonn turned out at the old Geisor plant
nt Waynesboro, and has for soma
Army Planes Whia Over Glacieis
And Wooded Wildernesses.
Ford bttili Liberty Motors car
ried fhe four army airplanes which
on October 20 completed the 9,000
mile journey from Mitchell Field,
Long Island, to Nome, Alaska, ane
return. The fleet was irreeted over
Geiser New York City by a flotilla of for-
C. I,. Empronn nt fhi.'-ii',, ' ' ; time been contcmTjIatinflf the erec
The celebration will be'conclud- 'Kn ot anoth,er Plant to take care of
ed.with a lecture by that eminent ,ts P'K business, but an oppor-
platform speaker Elmer W. Svl " nnv presemoa itsen xo purcr.aee
pastor of the tourist Congregation- tV kn3on-Brantiingrham Gt
al church at Ro-.t.horn iin, i plant and negotiations followed,
lnrtro HjiovaMnn t !.i e.i' I It will be srood news also to
fV.. ,iiflp-i u..j-i. i', iknnw that this Honl Hnoa tint TnpnniS:15 in the afternoon
uiv uuicnui tuurciics are txocraa . r -.. . . , ...
of the Emerson-Brantingham Com- commanded by Captain St Clair
pany which will continue to do bust-1 Street, undertook the Journey to
ness and Rive more special atten- demonstrate the durability of mod-
tion to the lighter machinery and em airnianes ana moors, ana 10
iarminu apparatus.
ty army places which escorted it to
touched tnem wneeis 10 eann ri
to attend,
This observance is being pro
moted in some 40 of the large
northern and western cities con
cluding with an evtensive program
in Madison Square Garden New
xorK. The public is invited to at
tend any of the meetings.
CHILDREN'S WINTER
COATS REDUCED
IT'S AXIOMATIC"
that children of any age
thrive well on ,
More than 500 new style
winter coats in the latest '
styles with lare-e collars'
,and pockets at $4.95, S7.45
and These are sale
5,,V one 1 ,1.1 m cabstartc-s. ! " - n;
duct 20 from the sale- 5 szz rt.;. V'
It is nourishment abundant
je! i m strcngth-givintf k
a j ij and srowth-promoi- i
:".i cabstartcs. ! ' - nil
effect the establishment of an aerial
route to the Northwestern cornet
of he American Coninent and Asia.
Such a route would tori? mail from
Alaska to the States in two or three
days, whereas the present method
of transmission requires thirty
days. , .
' "Talk about service," said Cap
tain Street. "Those planes and mo
tors sure stood up. Why, the only
trouble we had on the entire trip
was caused by the worst bit oi
, weather I've ever flown , thru or
Iwaiit to fly thru. We had every
thing rain, snow, hail and sleet,
clouds, fojr and mist. But ve kept
iriHrt on frying
xf'The 230 miles of glaciers we
traversed was a wonderful sight,
but there would have been little
hope for rescue had we cracked
up in that wilderness. Altogether,
it was a rough trip. I never want
to fly thru such weather again, but
the planes stood it. magniftcientry.
Instead of battered hulks, flopping
to earth after winded flight, they
looked brand new. F.ven the turn
buckles were polished and the mo
tors looked as if they had just come
on the testing block.
"W enevr changed a spark plug
Never a cylinder missed on us the
entire trip. The motors are in as
good condition today as when we
set out." -
Before the flight, all the pilots
asked for ships equipped with Ford
made liberty motors. ,
Due to the. nature of the won:
which engaged the expedition, the
fleet required a period of three
CHILDREN $5.00
SCHOOL SHOESr$2.98
pair: ,
These school shoes are
wonderful for the price
we have been selling them
fast in black and mahoga
ny calf, lace and button
and at' the low price you
get 20 off. Feldmans-'.
19-3t
months to complete the trip. Since
ill of the original motors complet
ed, tho journey without repairs or
replacements, this i3 believed to be
h record for, aerial navigation. , It
wilt be recalled that during the war,
it was generally the practice to
overhaul the airplane motors after
approximately twenty hours of
fliitht.
This is the second notable event
m which Ford Liberty motors havs
figured prominently, the first be
ing the trans-Atlantic jump of tho
Ford Liberty-equipped N. C. 4, a
feat which commanded world-wlas
interest. . .
A DESK FOR NEW
FRENCH. PRESIDENT
Paris, Oct. 28- -President Mil
lcrand. who was a deputy for 35
years from the Paris "antique
furniture" district, the Faubourg
St. Antoine, soon will receive as
a present an elaborately carved
desk from the people he so long
represented in parliament.
His friends in that manufactur
inc district held meeting re
cently and decided that better than
long speeches of congratulation or
embossed resolutions, the Presi
dent would appreciate good desk.
So the workmen and proprietors
raised a fund and bought, what
they Jwlievfcd o be the peat piece
of furniture, for one who works,
that the famous old quarter had to
ffer.
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