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yourself.
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tonight
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Newest Discovery
Sick Liver, C<
Sick He
Everyone Feels Fine First
Liver-Aid No More Calomi
Monev Back If not Satisfied
<- Kick Your Calom<
" Have you heard about the new 11y.
err einedy that Hardy's Drug Store Is
aelling so muh of? Don't bother any
more with calomel; the new remedy
is safer, better, surer and no after
misery or distress.
And here's a statement thatshows
how good CARSWELL'S LIVER-AID
is; if yon buy it for any ailment for
which we recommend it and you are
not satisfied with results money back
without" any red t?pe at Hardy Drug
Store.
CARSWELL'S LIVER-AID is pure
ANOl
Fri
Come and see for
cJothes or overcoat puj
$80.00 and $2
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These garments t
tunity you cannot affor
measure. Guaranteed
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hadn't you rajher l?t
y pay it than trfstand it 1
ire it today? Fire may I
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m. Bragaw & Co.
e Agents in Washington, N.C.
"for"
jnstipation
iadache and malaria
Day After Tailing Carswetl's
;1 for People of Washington
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;1 cut the Back Door
| 'y vegetable; la pleasant to take
(which makes it the ideal remedy tc | |
clean out the bowels of the little .1
ones) it acts on thev liver without 1
harshness, gently but surely drive*
the poisonous gas and foui accumu i
latlon from the bowels. '
It banishes constipation, ends th< ,
misery of sick headache, stomach dlt |
tress and indigestion, and for malaria <
anil kidney disease it is surely a quick .
acting, splendid medicine
Get a. bottle of CARSWEM/R IJV. J
ER-AID today?50 cents is all you
need. 1
To
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FREE FR]
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day, Saturday
yourself. We will give abso
'chased on Friday and Saturda
15.00 Suits and Ovei
O MORE $11
ire strictly tailor made thus
d to miss. DrOp in and be com
a perfect lit
Let us Measure you today a)
Place: and the Price
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Always mauc oi cnoiLt i
it* unusual mild new, ai
richness.
FMmunt k m ttowte
never been able to e
' coupon in each package
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BAD ROADS CAUSE
HEAVYEXPEHSE i
Finns at MartMs An
. ihviw -. m . . mvivhviiiv . m v
Equity flu Losers.
RESULT OF IUVESTIGATM ;
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niit,i? ,4 Lu ui 1?- r? i n '
rigurM uouima / minnupwii von* j
mission Show Now Thousands of j
Dollars Could Bo fiavsd Annually fey \
Improving tbs Highways of a 8tats. j
Farmar Loaaa f 170 For Each Aere.
<
The farmer and the business man aa 1
wall baa at last come to realize the loss' ,
he suffers from bad roads, and the <
magnitude of. the .movement, for better. ,
conditions Is little appreciated by those j
whose Interests hare not brought them t
In contact with it. The coat of bad <
roods has long been known in a vague <
way. but recent scientific invest iga- j
dons have brought the matter borne in j
tangible form to those wboaaffer from ^
them, says the ReTleW of Reviews.
One of the roost thorough lnvesti?a- ,
lions of the subject ever conducted, ,
the results of which are used u.j a text ,
wherever the doctrine of good roads Is t
preached, was made by the Minneapo- ,
lis Civic and Commerce association. i
While the conditions investigated were j
n.t ^
a polls, tbey are unddubtedly typical i
to a greater or leas degree of those ex-1 "
IsCvf elsewhere. ,
A committee of the association se- U
lected for Investigation the farming1 a
district. 750 square miles In area, the 1 {
trad* of which fa tributary to Minne-' fi
polls. From a thorough canvass of j
the conditions existing there It was {
found that the 4.0G9 farmers In thedla--: j
trlct hauled 560.000 tons of farm prod- 4
ace to market in 1011 and sold It for j,
f0,GG5.680. To do this they had to 4
make 305.000 tripe, the time spent dn ,
hauling equaling 800 years of eight c
hour days and the distance covered ,
eighty-eight times the circumference c
of the world.
Bad rond conditions caused losses In
time, partly due to slow progress, partly
to the necessity of taking less direct
routes and Dg?tlv because smaller
OK
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7 and Mon<
lutely free ? S5 00 Ralnco
y of this week.
rcoats made to yo
.50 NOLES:
guaranteeing yon perfect I
rihceA. 200 patterns to aelec
id get the FREE Raincoat I
. Next door to Bro
>olen Mills Co.
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TTVELZ THE
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eaf selected for
id ripe, mellotr I |
Ai' < 3?S 1 I 1
1UI ???-.' & C #<1
qual. Whol?
Nl ?* "kort^t romt?, *82.000; duo to
low mem *75,000: Ow to rxtim
trip. Homrr by .m.llor kaMta, ?10a..
MO, ? total lom of *20*000. torn
butu bmUWj to itKt ttf bot oitp
tit ftw tbo ipottlnc ot Pfoduoo ud
From Inlorv t? hiwe nd ? >??.
were found to aggregate $221400; from
restricted ability to haul manor?, $01.- \
900. The total k*a canoed by bad ?
roada was placed at $008,728. I
The committee mad# the following j
UdoctJoor: On eccooot of bad roada <
sacb farmer loot for the year $1.70 for t
svery acre that ha fanned; 13 cents j
every time he carried a" ton of farm \
produce over one mile of bad road: 8 <
per cent of bia total crop. He paid aa j
much for bad roada as for labor, more 1
Chan for feed for tals stock, twenty- \
Sve times aa much aa for fertiliser.
The total loss to the farmers In this
ttstrict for the year from this canae
would hare bought all the corn proI
need In It. or all the wheat, or the oat
top twice oyer, or all bat 10 per cent
*f the potatoes, or all the barley, rye,
taxseed, timothy seed, hay and forage
combined. The losses would replace
he farm Implements or the cattle aw ry
three years, the horses every four
rears, and wen Id pay off-aU-the mothCages
lo the district In three years. 1
with $100,000 to spare.
The farmers, moreover. wave not tV
mfy lose** from bad roads. The committee
found that the worst sections
it the roada they had to travel boween
their farms and market were
within the city limits: that there were )
ipprorlmatgly s.ooo business bonsea ,
n Minneapolis, employing 5,000 wagma.
whose lses from bad -roada waa '
1910,000 for the year.
The combined loea of the farmers. J
nerchants and manufacturers for one
rear wot $1413.000. As there are '
ibout 3.000 miles of roads In the dlerict.
which would have been kept 1u J
rood condition for $3,000 a year. If
troperiy constructed. 1b order to aaceraln
what amount could profitably be
nveated In good roods, the committee
ledncted this amount from the total
oss. leavlnsr 41J200.000 Oi.oltaKcnl at
% per cent, or 6 per cent, which is j
aore than bonds would cost, the pris <
Ipal fs $22,000,000. If this am on tit ;
rere Invested In good hljrtlways at $7.<
00 a mil# the district would still bresJ* A
iven on (He investment 3 V
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A Mm With Idea*. U
"Hew shall we advertise our "Bps T
ale?" "Say the goods are still warm." m
-Boston Transcript. : ' " " J
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or measure I j
fit.- Tbla u aa oppor- 11 j
t from. Made to your I J
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Washington, R C
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tee. Otrntot Is QMd to 1121 the orlty J
a need hf Insects. Bxtnnw cars!
xrtfcto of docajod wood la lb* awn*
* the urns twfor. 8Uln* wttb ?nj
Mn nbstaam. If only a until
|Un of daomjod wood Is tart to re
nolo, that surrounding will qnlcklj
toco/ oho. Bach operations on tnoo
iro not aooflnod to tfaa trunk, hot at)
W mmmtaUr porformod on tha
jruehM.
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CITY PUNNING BOARD.
to* of Msssaohusstt* Legislature Aid*
In Improving C'vio Beauty.
Bj an act of the Massachosetta
legislature every city of that common
wealth and every town of over 10.000 j
population Is authorized and directed
to create a city planning board. The
act out line* the dot Ice of the board
and Its method of appointment as f&
lows:
"The doty of the planning board.
Bhall be to make careful Uindlee of the
resource*. |K*slbilltlee and needs oC
the city or town, particularly with re*
rpect to conditions which may be In
furious to the public health or otherktoa
injurious In and about rented
dwellings. and to make plans for the
development of the municipality wHl
of Its people. In citlea the aald board
shall be appointed by the mayor, subject
to conflrinatiou by the council,
and in dtles under a cojnmisaion form
of government. so called* the members
of the board shall be appointed' oy the
governing body of the dty. In towns
Ebe members -of the board chad be
elected by the voters at the annual
town meeting.'*
I ' The. Beet They Cowia Do.
She?I wonder why they bung that
picture! He ? Perhaps they couldn't
catch the artist.?Boat6n-Transcript.
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PATTERNS.
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Sclntlflc Palmist and Crystal
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-ProPSfej " Market sUWmhington,
N. C
yglweek only
THIS WEEK ONLY
Madam-Eldon im the mo?t .
fu? seeres and prophet of modern
times. She reveals your future in al
affair*. Telle when end whom yov
will marry, giving names, dates ant .
all particulars. She tells of youi
end. Of your several lovers or mjee'
hearts the names the one you wliT
marry. Ir ab ad marriage is Indtcat .
ed she warns you In time. She teeth
the future conditions of your married !
life, and telle It ell to yon." Tell; !
wba? rou will be eelln or widow*; '
end It yon win merry again Telle
| If you will oyer be dtroroed. end when '
[end why. Henre 10 a m,. to lO p
m Know the fotore jroepoete to <
| oneulUng Madam Kldia. ' I
?0ill>Ot(
d of Extra Fi
ty&il*&=: ' ii' ..lig-rli:.',i
and Mmles
} GOOD AS CAN
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THE CUB DCO."
MOTION PICTURES
THE DENTISTS DII.KMMA. .,
Goad Coned*-. J
THE DLAYWlttOHT '
Admission lo;?d 2<te
MMIna SATURDAY.
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"B1.MORK * EARTIaETT ? vVl
Sloglng, Talking and Daaetog. .
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The Bom Pate SET ~
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Buckles'! Arnica Balre vh.n a#- '
>lied to a cat. bruin, (train, burn or
teald. or other injury of aha (Yin trill
mmedlattfy remore all pata. E.E.
hambarlaia of CHatOn-Me.. ?Ji:?
'It robs cots and other Injuries of
heir terrors. Am s healing remedj
to equal don't exist." Will do
wad for yon. Only it* at all drug^otllgM
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