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m CF tiUZE ViUiKERS FE1ZE Y.DJiLRS AT
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VI MLLU4, a. I'NDLIt AUSPICES
LADIES AID SOCIETY.
Fojalnc is a list of the pviz. win
wen in the Franktinville Town:ii; u
Community Fair, Hld in the Acu.i-
my ai Fianklinvflle, Saturday, Sv
enibe. S:
Flowers
Lrgv-ii clirytjinii.emums, $5, v on
by i. -oi .uaue.. i
Li.'cSi o. pink tirysiiaUie-
!t:.u, , won Uj .vi. .oia ....uiti.
mu:iij, i, won by .!.. .uia ...oat.-.. ..:
THE COIMY FAIR
8TEQNG EY ID UNCI.
Ok
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li Am Suict ( tU Aidkbera
B&ckache ia often kidney ache; . "
A cosunon warning of serious kid
ney uis.
' A stik-a ra Time Saves Nine
Rail to .tha;ksciyi:;g
delay ue Doaiu Kidney
PRESIDENT IH PROCLAMATION
SET APART NOVEMBER XT AS
DAY OF THANKSGIVING FOB
AMERICAN PEOPLE.
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,.y work, $3, i
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v i.u.iicuu:i Oi ij
i .1 1 s. u. 1 . i raven.
;ul b. si, collection 01 loncy work.
1.0:1 uy .i:s. 1 1 UU11 1 iiih.s.
liK'te ft tabling, $1, won
K. L ox.
puct 01' crocheting
u. V. Oarrison.
lis.
1 closer sccti,
Preskient Uiloa has set aside
Thursday , Nt-raber 27, aa Thanks-
b the experunc oi Kra, rivia day to give thanks to Kim for
I 1 ti, Se:'li Fayetieviiae His icaay beisins to us, as a nation
r..- guvo the io!loA-sag stats- for the past ytai.
..;u i. H'lo: "1 have a!ws. T'.e rroctaniauaa follows:
woni for boan s kidiiey By the 1-resident 01 tr.e L nia
;,ail conl nue lo. 1 receieU owvea 01 America.
rc. uU.s fn;.i this iv.cd.ciuj. "A proclamation,
in. V.i i.v. s n- i l e icast "The season of the year has again)
. v. att.-r.iion i. :ew djse:. cf Doan s arrived when the poople of Uie Lnit
... , j i. : 0f." ed States are ai-customed to unite
(Mi Jalv 2o. V.i It-. M ' . Duras said: in gning thanks .j Almighty God
1 rni.n.;-,, Poun's kidney Pills as for the blessing which He r-.as con-j
ir:,;v U.dav a.- ev.-r. The . did me fered upon our country dunng the 12
.:i any other kidney months that have passed. A year ago
USou."' our Pi-'e poured out their nearts in j
... at a'.l .leak-is. Don't praise and thanksgiving thai through 1
a kul.iey remedy get Divine a d the right was victorious and j
I'llls the soine that pe;rce had come to the nations which,
I. Fo.iter-Miiliurn Co., had so cour.ts.:o-.:s!y si.vggicd in de-.
y fense of human:t. libe.t" and justice. 1
Now that the ste;n task is ended and
that the fruits of acliieven.ents are
ours, we look foryard with conhilenie;
to the dawn of an era here the sacri
fices of the nations will fi.ul recom
pense in a world at peace.
'1'i'jt 10 attain the consrrrunation of
more gone, ii
medicine 1 eve,
Price l''J con
simply ask foi
I loan's Kuln.ev
Mrs. Burn.- ha I.
Mi'rs., liucalo. N
prize,
L.-t v.ooien
S. liuie.
Mrs. U
1 sol. .
Fannie buniner.
s;ik quilt, $1, won by Kiss ,.y Trogdon.
(.'hrysanlliemuni Show in Asheboro a
(ireat Sm-cess
The chrysanthemum show held un
der the auspices of the Woman's Club
of Asheboro on Friday night, Xovem-
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Ui I I. Ill llitr i,vi iuii Liuuuiri 11 .'wuvii, , , . 1 1 .1 ,
,.., , , .. , ,. f ,i. the great work to whicli the American
.as a great success. Jinny of the . . . . . , , .
fl , . 1 , 1 , . . , ... people dovoted their mr.nliocd ana the
flowers were said to be tiie nnest ever r 5 . .. .
asi resouixres 01 uicir couiny mey
should, as they give thanks to God,
reconsecrate themselves to those prin-
.1 M .1 ., , oipies 01 1 ik 1, i 11.11 li iuiiiuiiei.1
(hum tn 1 norMAn pun rvi In 1 1 in tr the rt . r
prizes. They also asked that 25 of thh, Hls ,;,cicifu! oo. mess. Our
the flowers sold be donated to the gratitude can hnd no more perfect ex
WT ri..u tu: pression ttiat to bulwark wiln lovaitv
il Lui w. uuai , cite luuaiuficu, A. i e e 1 i j anci uau loiisr.i LiioM' u. inc u es
nv Spcnnn n r vn . . ih tli t y.f nine t ,
amounted to about ?100 clear. Some "-" ""- ,v.H,
of the flowers sold at auction brought luuKni aim urii.
as high as $1.75 per single bowei. '"During the past yea- w have had
much to make us grateful. In spite of
YOU WOl'LDNT TRY the confusion in our economical life
U m liiikshiie
Hugh Parks.
Best Ce.knhirc boar, age considered,
Crst prize, So, Hugh Pails.
liest Duroc sow. first rize. S3. R.
puce 01 eniurouiery, $1. y. Bray. Second prize, $3, H. V. Cox.
. v.i. v.. r.usseii.
cotton quiit, "51, won by
Dove.
exhibited in Asheboro. The chrysan
themum committee decided to ask the
peopl entering th flowers to donate
n
uuamnme:
hto the Gmsurner- .
I Iffcifter using-the en- ;
v- tire contents of can
according- to directions, '
ycu are not satisfied
in every respeeffc, your
grocer will refund the
money you paid for it.
please you.
I
Tks Rily-Tc7,lcr Ccmpcny
first prize, $.'!, II. V. Cox. Second prize
$2. R. W. Brav.
quilt, ?l, won by Uoys' and Girls' Pig Club Department
Best Berkshire gilt or pig, $3, Bur-
for
earth
Cooking
cake, won by
Mis. J.
Best loat
H. i-entn.-s.
Aetoi.ti oost loaf caLe, won by
Mis. vj. v. . Kussen.
lilSo la.iet c.r.e, $2, won by Mrs. J.
Vv . graven.
kieo..a oesl layer carte, ijl, won by
Mrs. Hugli Parks.
ie.- oiiuus, -..) cents, won by Kosa
Lindsay.
Bcsi, tea cake, ot) cents, no contest.
00- 10.. 1 ot 0,1 a, 1, i:in iij ;:,s.
J. i:. reutri-.s.
Cui'is uiiiiei sixtce.i ytass of age:
in So ImsoUIlS, OV CeiUS, UOIl by -l!sS
Jesse t rav oil.
Lie ;l. toil cakes, od ci-nto Wi ll by Miss
Jo.-.-y v raveii.
iw-k piece of tatting, 50 cents, v. or,
by a, jv r.,t Craven.
lie.-, piece ot eiociieting, 50 cents,
won t y .hiss Berta up, .ell..
1 '.'v ; aw e. -iu..!.,i..ory, 5;) cent.:,
w,i o, je.,-o ; i iven.
'' '-eit 0ai.Oil noios, L 'i' ,
won i-.v ...is.t Jt.-c . ra t.i.
Best Duroc gilt or pig, s", trances
IVrd.
Fruits and Vegetables
Best ha'i biisiiel of s-.veet potatoes,
(h U. Parks.
Best half trjshe! of Irish potatoes,
?1, Hugh Coward.
Best three heads of cabbage, $1,
Mrs. W. F. Smith.
Best peck of onions, $1, J. R. Right-sell.
Best half dozen turnips,
Waik ins.
and 'argest pump!.;
J. Ci. Smitii.
Best dispiav of peais, $1, Mrs.
York.
I'loe.or:.
Be.-t collection eel da!. lias
prize, 2. ?:r. C. S. T.ite.
i . ii.e, ! i, Mr-;. John Wood.
Besi eoilectimi cut ros- In s!
$2, M-s. C. S. Tale. Sordid pr
Mrs. c. S. Tate.
TO TAME A WILD-CAT resulting from the war, we have pro-
pered. Our harvests have bean plenti-
Mr. Dodson Warns Against I'se of ful and of our abundance we have been
Treacherous, Dangerous Calomel. able to render succor to less favored
Calomel salivate! It's mercury, nations. Our democracy remains t;n
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug- shaken in a world torn wun political
gish liver. When calomel comes into and social unrest. Our traditional
contact with sour bile it crashes into ideals 'are still our guides in the path
it. causintr erammntr and nausea. l"uf'tss
If you feel bilious, headachy, con- "These great blessings, vouchsafe
stipated and all knocked out, just go to us, for which we devoutly grve
to your druggist and get a bottle of thanks, should arouse to us a fuller
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents sense of our duty to ourselves, anil
which is a harmless, vegetable substi- mankind to see to it that nothing we
tute for dangerous calomel. Take a may do shall mar the compietness 01
spoonlul and if it doesn't start Jour the victory which we helped to win.
liver and straighten you up better and No selfish pmpose animated us in be
quicker than nasty calar e1 and wit:.- corning participants in the world war
out making you sick, you just go back and with a like spirit of u-.scL'ishncss
and get your money. ,wx should, strive to aid by our examp;e
If you take calomel today you'll be and by our co-operation in realizing
sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides, the enduring welfare of all peoples ano
it may salivate you, while if you take bringing into being a worh1 ruled iiy
Dodson's Lier Tone you will wake up friendship and good will.
feeling great, full of ambition and Wherefore. 1, Uoodrow
I'resident of the
and civilization.
$1, F. C.
i, ?1, Mrs.
R. W.
Iirst
-oiond
prize,
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WatMns.
Y. .h
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C.ir.w
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i.-iis
-TC'Cl
I!;;rs
ready fa
pleasant
they like
wo rli or play, it s nan
and sale to give to elil
idess,
(ii en;
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Be.-., p a
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Feriiriss,
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pu:;ei
erica, hereby
27th la' 01' Nov
servance a.-, a d''
prayer !,y my fi
viting tiie.li to ( e
their ordinary f
homes a.r i i
orsiiip in ;
United
designate
mber.
of
.state;
Funs
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of v
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C.i II,
Wi?son.
of Am-
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for oo
zing ar.d
;iien, in
ay rroo
unite in
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STANDING OAK TIMBER
AND LUMBER WANTED
We want to buy small or large tract of good
red and white oak timber and also oak lumber.
Write giving quantity and price.
FORSYTH MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Winston-Salem, N. C.
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SfeTO
M I,
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won by
Barn
11 e i 1
Ma.-t,
Pop cora,
f.O
Joe i
'.dn by
won ny
, won by
pumpkin, ou cents,
Mrs. Wincey Parks.
I-argest cabbage, 50 cents,
Mrs. Alfred Pugh.
Largest turnip, 25 cents
Coleen Cox.
Largest sweet potato, 25 cents, won
by Edmond Way.
Largest Irish potatoes, 25 cents,
won by Robert Craven
Largst onion, 25 cents, won by Joe
Fox.
For the School Children
I,
l.uey I ..i iibe'-t
ol an- 1 la'.i I":
B. S. -.infalL.
Bo;' ex::il)il. of CIO"'
Pauline Smith.
Best exhibit of tatting,
I'
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No other paper
brings to your
Whole Family
the wonderful
variety of high
grade reading
for all ages.
IN A YEAR, 52 issues. The Companion gives 12 Great
Serials or Group Stories, besides 250 Short Stories,
Adventure and Travel Stories, Family Page, Boys' Page,
Girls' Page, Children's Page, and the best Editorial Page
of the day for mature minds.
START A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION FOR YOUR FAMILY NOW.
COSTS LESS THAN 5 CENTS A WEEK.
I".
a geae al 11k' all ou nei d te
I'
Ml cents
I'S, 111 'St
Second
t, n.r.o.
B
. Iirst
Second
prize,
prize,
pi ire,
prize,
Best drawing from fourth grade, 25 Ida West.
50. Miss
Pauline Smith.
Best exhibit of embroidery work,
$1.50, Mrs Sam Walker.
Centerpiece with embroideied edge,
Ribbon, Mrs. I. C. Moser.
Home made woven counterpane,
Ribbon, Mrs. J. M. Brewer.
Silk quilt, home made, Ribbon, Mrs.
is lo adopt a diet suited to ycur age
and occupation and lo keep your b:w
els regular. W hen you .'eel that you
have eaten too much and when consti
pated, take one of Chamberlain's tablets.
t exhibit ol
.Mrs. 1. I' . Craven.
M:s. J. R. Roitzell.
rst exhibit of jeilii
S',2, Mrs. 1. I-. Craven.
?1, Mrs. G. II. Parks.
Best loaf bread. 50 cent
H. Watkins. Mr. Paul
Best loaf cak. SI. Mrs. J. R. Rkht-iwas killed
sell.
Best school lunch, $2, Mrs.
Parks.
Best pound of butter, SI, Mrs. J. R. WEALTHY WIDOW WOULD
Mrs. W
Castor, a lad of 12 yesun,
near Faith bv getting
1 wound up in the machinery of a cotton
Hugh gin Tuesday of this week.
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52 iuei for 1920
2. All remaining Weekly
1919 issues ; also
3. The 1920 Companion
Home Calendar
All for $2.50
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Home Calendar
4. McCall't Magazine $1.00
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Chcrk your choire and end thi coupon with your remittance to the PUBLISHERS
OF THIS PAPER, ot to THE YOUTH S COMPANION, Boston. Massachusetts.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
cents, won by Charline Grimes,
Best drawing from fifth jrrade, 25
cents, won by Harvey Butler.
Beat drawing from sixth grade, 50
cents, won by Almon Garrison.
For Seventh Grade and High School
Pupila
Best composition on Randolph coun
ty, SI, won by Miss Lizzie Parks.
Best composition on Franklinville,
SI, won by Miss Kitty Lee Jones.
Rightsell.
Best home made soap, 50 cents, Mrs.
Rebecca Cox.
Best collection of pickles, first prize,
Second prize,
If the Republican majority in the
House of Reresentatives wilf permit
the investigation of its several "smell
ing" committees required by the Dem
ocratic member the public will soon
have definite information as to how
much the taxpayers have unwillingly
contributed to the cxpence of gathering
campaign material for the G. O. 1.
Poultry Department
Best coop barred Plymouth Roclcs, S2, Mrs. I. F. Craven
one cock an two hens, $3, I. H. roust, jj jjre j ytr parks.
Best coo p barred Plymouth Rocks, ' '
one cockerel and tow pullets, S3, Hugh
WED AGAIN
HAIR FALLING? HERE
IS WHERE IT SHOWS
Don't Worry! Let "Danderine" Save
Your Hair and Double Its Beauty
Clogged Body Works
Untold Damage
Moat of Humnn Ills Can IVeTr.'.ccd to
Constipation and Indlgontion
Foul Breath, Gas, Headaches. Hot
Flushes and that heavy knotty ftrlinp
in the' stomach arc dangerous nier
They tell th sufferer that, the bowel'
aro not working properly. , Then It
titna to art and act fasC The h.,
must let off toe accumulated poison.
At- any of. thcM symptom s!nrt
ttrtH4f Sloan's Pu.lf .Tableta. Tlu
: will, stop h trouble before it p tr.
arioun - -
OUT 0' ORDER
STOMACHS
Indigestion, Acidity, Sourness
and Gases ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin"
"Now that my stomach trouble has
all disappeared since taking a course
of Ma'yr's Wonderful Remedy I would
even consider getting married again.
I cannot tell you how terribly I suf
fered before taking this great reme
dy." It is a simple, harmless prepara
tion that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes practi
cally all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded,
Sold by Standard Drug Company and
good druggists everywhere.
TRI E AMERICAN
The moment you cat a tablet or two
of Pape's Diapepein all the lumps or
indigestion pom, the sourness, heart
burn and belching of gases, d-ie to f.c
idty, vanish truly wonderful!
Millions of people know that it is
neeelless to be bothered with indigna
tion, dyspepsia or a disordered stom
ach. A few tablets of Pane's I)inpp
sin neutralize acidity and give relief
at once no waiting. Buy a x o."
Pape's Dinpcpsin nowt Don't stay
dyspeptic! iTry to repilaU your t.u-mnch-ao
yon can eat favrrte foods
without emisinir distress. 5't cunt h
to little., , The benefit so j,ret. ,
While Oak Mills Te Be-Enlarged ,
Plana have been ltrned to enlar,?o
"Have fought for my country; am
willing to dig coal for it. Can you
use me?"
particle rf djnid- the capacity of thw WhiU Oak MiUs, and bowel poison which l keopm
bottle of delightful In Greensboro, 60, at a cost offset your head dizxy, your tongue coated,
if drug store or toi- tSOC.OOO. The order for the fame your akin sallow, vonr breathe oiw
To stop skiing hair at once and rid
tha nraln of everr nartic e of dand
M an tteiier laucu are hot habit- rotf. eni a small
lormuig, and are gimrantned not to "DamUrln" al anv
impe or canse pain. ineyT as Kmte let counter for few cenU, poor a lit- hart already been placed. Th hai
' natum. Get a bottla of SO UblsWl tU la n,. h.nl n,l mh 4 Intt tha h. 1 Ann ll.. ...1 -ti. li
Kly. c, druggurt las them. Keep M-alp. After several applications the ordered. : . . . . .; "
hxm oti hand for tmtrtMm. Asa 11 .. . . ' . - .
-t . L " - 1 . . . - " ' - " " wssssi a w
new nomea at once. Alt-
RASCALS
Biliousness, Headache, Qolds,
Conitipation;lfiven out
y with "CascareU'' , , ,
vAvkf taka nasty cathartics, skken
trj saks,,or stomach-turning oils e
lrive tht r.ifcAl out! Let gontw,
narmicss ca carets removo- the Uvtt
'!,. fj.li ,T, :''i V hhusvuj mwym miiiios VUI sum JTVTW iMT Dave
' T'"' -Tby (Cant( finJ any dandniiT. Your hair will construct 100
; , . . : ' L' ' . IrrW trenr, thick and long and an- er this additi
1 1 JVr ntt-L IfTT?.Xooarap P eon. ri7 wwi twice as LeauU' tigsntie architecture It wUI be
' 1 f . MJ stS BtWHUStSit. A I I VI
addition it connected onto this
ene thousand feet loaf.
Our Tape,
Line is Ready
for YOU.
Right now is the time
when you ajnsidcryour
Fall and Wmfcr Suit
and Overcoat,
Let us showvyou our
cxmplcte . selection of
.woolens. Perfect ,; fit
and Style guaranteed.
Splendid Values;,
Lowest Prices
Suits to Order !
$25, $30
yovr akin sallow, your breathe offen
sive, ant your stomach sour. , Get a
do er CascareU at the drug store and
rw your Uver. stomach end bowels of All the coal mbvr In Wyomfr g are
the exceKt bile, twiaona. and rsirlt ntwts Milllt-anr uinlml svilh tha i rrw.
which are keepm yon mJsjrabIe..Ca- lamatioa which UUd that the various
carets) never rlpe, never sicken, MV-JlastrumenUlitiea of civil Istt and
er cause iMovvmlenoe. They coat ae authority wiJ eonUnue la cr-rUon,
UUle tad work whUe ywi aleen. . J and if acaary exercise fuocUgna.
Lxclashc Local Dealer Jor.
a-
Paul Castor, 13 year-old Son of Bert
Cantor, of Salimiry" was killed la ft
cotton gin kst Wednesday, The boy -while
handling a bag, got caught te
the tbafitntig and was dragged oat
the rapidly movinf shaft. . ,
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