THURSDAY. SEPTEMBEB 30, 1923
THE ASHEBORO COURIER. ASHEBQRO, N. C.
Page Thret
Women Should Register and Vote Lift off Coms!
THE CHAMELEON CASDIuATt
(BY MISS LOUISE ALEXANDER)
After seventy-two. years of battle
for the privilege the vote is on. Wo
man is. i every" state in the Union,
the political equal of man. B the ac
tion of the Tennessee lepisluvure 29
million women are entitled to cast
their ballots in the cominjr general
election and thereby perform the high
est duty oi citixensn.p.
our approval. We must remster in
the rarty of our choice, coi.w ;our of
its shortcoming, but also r-.ware of
its great possibilities. No more forci
ble proof that nothing 'can Le done
outside of the two great parties exists
than the lamentable failure of tlife
Committee of Forty-Eight. -
remaps the greatest question that
Doesn't hurt a bit and Free-one
costs only a few cents.
With the quesuon oi me extension com ronr:; ine woman voter i nlay is:
of the voting privilege tc women fin-1 "Am I a Republican or a Dei ..ocrrrt?"
ally settled, there now arises another As woman, with skirts free from pat
question 01 a very, vwj nature n in i entangling alliances, we are at liberty
T ...... 11 Tlnr i. L.!l :. e. i
the women icanyi uw .
ve all along answered
Those who
"yes" to this
question are very much heartened in
to decide this Question on fulu'-e mev-
its, or possibilities. We can forget
past delinquencies, since both parties
view of the large woman s vote m the r.p.v so many of the latter t. their
recent primary elections in various . credit that it -ouM be a hoples task j
atates. Int Maine, for instance, women j to strike a balance between tuem. We j
went to the polls in astonishing num- ctcai, then, with thy party of ihe fu
bers. In Virginia even, that strong-'tare, not of the past. Which of the
hold of conservatism, file response of two greit parties embodies tr.f princi
the women was extremely gratifying.
ia states that havo n&d woman sun
rage for years there is absolutely no
ground for the aeensation that women
jsst appreciate the franchise enough
to use it.
pies that appeal to women mot? Un
questionably t.ie Democratic, because
it stands for a hope of greater .iusti-e
in equality of opportunity and in dis
tribution of wsulth. It favoi-3 the --
middle body of consumers, rat'ier than
And JOS. MesMM m a number of , the comparatively small body of nror
jutes woanaa'e appearance at the aucers. bpeaking as Southerners
oils is a brand new experience, and (and fevr rf -.is are I'roo from the 'ec-
boeause as a political asset she is ab-tional viewpoint), the Democratic
solutely uncharted, it cannot be too party by its policies is especially fa-
"With your fingers! Tou can lift ofl
any hard corn, soft corn, or corn between
the toes, and the hard ekin calluses from
bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle of "Freerone" costs little
at any drug store; apply a few drops
upon- the corn or callus. Instantly it
stops hnrting, then shortly you lift that
bothersome corn or callus right off, root
and all, without one bit of pain or sore
ness. Truly I No humbug!
Abraham linro.n, vhen a candid -e
for 1'reiulenl, nce. eoik.e4.ui wnai
l.e thought aoout slave y in u:e Te. i -
tones, nor did Ulysses s. li.aut, i.en
me nominee oi ms party ior r-.ts.-.
dent, leave the voiei in uoubt as t j r..a
opuuon of toe l-artv p.un oi sout. en;
ttousti ucti jn. lDjsc. noue. i, . e.e'
times v.hen Republican cuici-d..;. lor,
Piesident knew v;Lt; to tnink anJ .
what to say about paramount i -suet, ox '
tut- campaign. j
V.arien U. Krdir.g is a Re pub . i ran '
candidate tor iYcsmont oi a .tulica!.;.
u.rlerent kidney, and nooixi.' kuo.s
iii tit--thinks oi can untie stand
what he says concsrnir.g the League
u. nations, wl-.ith is tue p::a..io..;i..
i.vue oi lfiiU. All tnat .s p:;un is t..at
Cumlidate Hauling has trie cjjahties
ii me chanieitJii ai.d rentcts tae
m:vs of the last party magnate wun
v iioiii he conl'eis. A lev ca. s ag Ml.
tjtorge W. vickeishuui comniuned
.Ui senator Haiding and was led to
believe that the candidate agreed wun
him that our government nr.ist be a
member of the League, or words to
tl'.at effect, but promptly Candidate
Harding announced that ltis visitor did
iiot uiiuei stand his position on the
League at all, and he Lersis
nig his
iiuestion a
Then ther
ASPlKlN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
REGISTRATION OF
WOMEN VOTERS
"P.ayer Tablets of -spirin" is genuine
Aspirin proved efe by millions anJ I'r---scribed
bv physicians for ow twi-nty
years. Accept'onlv an unbrok.n "Hayfr
package" which contains pror direc
tions to relUve H.a.l&cl.e. Toothache,
Earache, Neuralgia, lvlieumalxm. ( oloa
and Pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tab
lets cost few cents. Prujrpists also sell
lareer "Baver packaee. Aspirin
trade mark Baver Manufacture
aceticacidester of Salicylicacid.
Memoriam.
David K. Vickery, son of M--. ard
i. juts. ih. v. n-rvci, ii ivm.t ciiiuu,
.I.1.. Route 1, died September 1,
yoiable to Southern interests. As an
international consideration, it holds
out the league of nations, with which
women, with a few rare
are most thoroughly in
tms statement is oased on
often and emphatically repealed that
hi this year, vkM great national and
international questions are to b set
Had, it is of faisasasnrable importance
tht wonaM shrald tote.
And, in this act of organised prd-
raotion of aai
sMeesary that
orgAnised is
Ikis m earns
saute use oi
(mnization
J -i 1 i 1 ntia all Dnnfi'mnnl - 1 "I
parties; aaa uai, wnavever may De tmraiii nunin is, hjiu i collesre
INTERESTING HISTORY OF
posit.on on that momentous thoyneumo,, at
p.olound secret. Hampton, Va. He was a mem
ere is Mr. Knox, as hostile u 5F0th'Aero Squadron, U. I
ague as wiekeisham is la- wv,;, ,.. . ' ,. .... .,
i,oKIQ t it Mv Vmv hn,l r, Inlor. .Vn.".e 0Ill
UltAUU A 1 liNli CLASS OF 1920 " V.rTT' TT ?. anu t thirteen months and had
part of a true soldier
In the graduating class of the Ashe- - took toucmng the League. Wil- v Hig lieutenan;
This ':s thf first of a 62rits of ar-
t::.es that vill appear in t.ns column ,
cn things of inte.est to women .oters:
I No woman and thure is r.o excep
tion to this can vote on No-, ember 2
v ho h?.s nDt been registered bc'ore
hand. i What Women Are E.ititled to Be
Registered Any woman is entitled to
be legistered who (1) is able :o read
and write any section of the ooni-titu-tion
in the English language and
shows to the satisfaction of the reg
istrar her -bility to r?ad pjid write
any such section ':pii she apples for
registration and hefre she is regis
tered; (2) is twenty-one years of ege;
(3) has resided in North Carolina two
earr in the county six months, and in
the v ard, pr.-cinct, or election district
Mono- f jur months; (4) states unde:1 oath as
accurately as possible her noin, age.
place of birth, place of residence, and
h'.-'- ward if she liver in a city or town,
and answers any othr Questions
vh'ch may be material upon the oues-
11)20 of OI ner ntity ana qua'incation
Field, 10 ne regis-cereti ; and lb) tikes the
mini io suppo.i me constnutio'i ot tne
United States and of North Carolina.
Th.3 nrepvment of poll tax is not
a condition precedent to a v onian's
tlie beini' registei-ed or voting.
When May a Woman Voter Be
in a letter to the be- Registered The registration books
ber of
S. A.
nineteen veavs of age he
had been with this squadron fo- about
acted
-vmnathv boro hif?h of 1920 t:,ere were !',am.,H- attf Senator Harding is reaved nt 'spoke verv nifc.hiv of w;n be open on September 30 and will
:!! PS weIve tfrls and six boys, all of whom the hoPe; of the League; but Colonel the dece'ased. " be kept open between nine in the
... . . uv cntoroH .lion-o tv,; vn ueoiee narvev. alter a conierence m.. : i u- t i min i..
asssaitd campaigns, it is'reaaing oi tne expressions of opinion ZlZ lr 8 . ith Btl(1:j.lt.p- Hr,iincr u r.ertertiv llle vC, "--"6 ' ",aV ?ALC1
thm woman'! vnto bp by women all over the countrv and " A "L l"c B"i : T ZZ Zi' r cross ior Dunai oeptemoer o, accom- ouauay, ior i.vemy uays tnat is, un-
tn woman s vol1; De.J i vci uic iuuhiij, ciiu. a.,.j: t i, u:,... r . i .... satisfied with his' stand on thr .ensue. . i ,. -. .; x t. :i .. i- oj -.i.i f t
rrlar t malcr if ofFectivp conversations With women from manv ."""'"S -"c "'wj i i w"." yr, , . ;.: " ?PT paniea Dy nis oergenm, j nines r. m suiun ui oamrauy, vcuoDer is. ii
V . i i .j; 1.1 of the Present dav masv h.i failed colonel Harvey is a Duter-endor. ine wl, Thn fnnaml rivirAv; wpvp & Woman shnnlrl nnt. Tititll f- Vta
'Si mIt macWn'rfof or- In local politics what cannot the to g0 awy to col!ee but in this case L''0ne.1' howeyel' is nCt "faliiblefcHiB conducted by Rev. Lowdermilk. registered during this period but
.tae emiy macnincrj oi or- " iw.ai puuuis, wnai. cannot tne . , u,, u f,.,i ,ntt! sairucitv is not commensurate v.-itl? nis n. . j u.. u: i cU.,1,1 un u.. j...
wa nars that of uolitical woman's vote accomplish? Laving "V " c".'c V lvl"c! , i' tv,,,, i ,,.ofi ' urviv"u u? i1."8. f "-".-u."y i'-" uay,
uie oniv six oi tne triris nave cone .uii"ouiu.j. i.mo ,iC o mnther who wore nr. his nensifif! vvnen men sne mav ne reirist.erer .m e pi-
th mstiMtrra naimc oi many women J ' dies have trotten married since school Harding at Cn.cago last June.
to remaiB WSiaa OI party lines, De- ". oi political millennium, ,aQ,, " ,. is. the Senatorial olie-arcl."
Three of the young la- tne nappy -thought that he nominated tne end came a)so four sisters and tion day. That is, if she shall become
caase
of waatthe parties have done, or the call is clear and strong. Great The' follnwiiw i a nf ti, rmrl
.1.-. n'11 J,.. Ml. nrniects ran he, nrnmnfcH aJnontmn.i 1.fte lOHOWing IS a JlSt Ot the gratl
The
faef is, the Senatorial oligarchy nomi
nated Harding in Washington last De
have not do, taey will have to real- projects can oe promoxea eaucation- tJ , of 1920 and the colleges cembei. There is precedent for Col
m that partT arennization is essen- al, hygienic, hurnane. We have the fthey wl attend It will be of Harvey's naivete-the fledgling roos
tial under praajmt nditions to a fair '1nr mteZl t! Z people of the town to ter of the barnyard is thoroughly per
eressioa ef tha will of the peop e in North Carolina communities prqvid- k h th , h suaded that the sun. rises a Conse
matters of goremment. Women have ed they are steered , into the right te . school: quence of his crowing for dav.
offer as citizerfa, but if they hope to istering one's name, and casting a
make that contribution count for what wte. A little thing, but 01 mighty
it is worth, thef must become a part consequence in the aggregate. Let us
of the macaiaarr (not the machine, if not stand aside, indifferent or hostile,
,do should exist) that controls and while great things 'are brewing; but
determines tha pollciec of the govern- let us join heartily as citizens in the
ment. tfothiat is to be gained by as- campaign that lies ahead of ua, do our
suming a superior, condsseending atti- part in the fostering of right ideals of
tude taaard "politics," and so brand- citizenship, and have the satisfaction
on&Jf a slacker with the thous- ot knowing that we did not sit idly
five brothers, a host of relatives and twsnty-one years of age "oetween Oc-
friends. tober 23 and midnight of November 2,
The nallbearers were: Reid Stanton, or shall complete her residence of two
Claud Toomes, James Rich, Theodore years in the state, six months in the
Wright, Charles Kirkman and Clifford county, and four months in- the ward,
Brodkshire. precinct or election district between
1 The flower bearers were: Misses October 23 and November 2, she may
Tjuila SHai T.nis finenee. Hurdle and be registered on election rtav
Graduating class. : Mr. Editor, the bravest act recorded pauiine Davis, Bessie Rush, Nell Mar- Where May a Woman Voer Reg.
Adelaide Armfield, Salem College. m American political history was that iey Mr8. Kelsie Coltrane Huffmun and ister The registrar may keep the
Ruth Hadley, Greensboro College of Grover Cleveland, when early in jjr. Jason Vickery. books open at his home or his place
for Women. 1892, he wrote and had published a -jbis young man was a member of of business any day during the period
Sarah Gregaon, State Normal. letter championing tne gold standard; fl,e Randleman Lodge of the Modern and on election day the registrar shall
Anna Gregson, State Normal. ' and the most cowardly act in our po- Woodmen of the World, and was much have the books at the voting place of
Kate Bulla, State Normal. Htical history is the wabbling of War- thought of by his associates. the ward, precinct, or election district.
Julia Ross, State Normal. ren G. Harding on the League of Na- The bereaved familv have the most
Bertha Presnell, to teach. tions, which would be pitiable H it sincere sympathy of friends and ALMOST A SHADOW, AFRAID TO
ands of nTsa wha are either too indiff- by the wayside, but moved with the
erent or too uaiatelligent to vote. I passing throng to a definite goal.
What is politics? It is the technique! At the Democratic national con
by which wa fanction citizenlv. It is vention in Sah Francisco :n July of
good or bad Jr.et as we make it. And this year signal favors were shown
the ballot is the key that opens for us the women. On the executive com
the doors of citiswnship in the great- mittee of the national Democratic
est femiblia the world has ever known, committee at the convention there
Will we use it? If ws are glad that were as many women as men, seven
wa are now citizens, we will be glad teen of each. The Democratic na
enough to pat ourselves to the trouble , tional committee itself is now com
of registorLur and voting. It is now. posed of fifty men and fifty women.
w privilaa to take part in perhaps These things are the earnest of the,
tha most important eleetioa ever held good faith of the party toward wo-
in Amerioa, and, to make our influ- men. The Democratic party, nation
eaao count tn the vary most, we must ally and locally, extends to the women
choose tha political . party whose his- ' of North Carolina a cordial greeting 1
tory and practices most near'y meet an outstretched hand of welcome.
Wilma Russell, Mrs. Gorre
Mary Fox, Mrs. J. T. Pugh.
Leota Moffitt, Mrs. Lee Fritz.
Elyer Richardson, at home.
Kate Spoon, at home.
Dan Burns, Chapel Hill.
Wilmer Presnell, Chapel Hill.
John Birkhead, Chapel Hill.
Nolan Allen, Medical Co'lege
Virginia.
Neely Hunter, Davidson.
Charles McCrary, Davidson.
The best wishes of all the Ashe
boro citizens follow this splendid
bunch of young people.
Sugg.' were not so contemptible. By the way, neighbors
mere is norrioie uaings to trie enect 1
that this here Hague Court contrap GODSON TELLS THE
blUll 11 HULL 1C XCVUlIllif
EAT
Boys, Get the Money!
abroad is nothing in. the world but a
branch of the viie Wilson League of
Nations. Candidate Harding's atti-
tuue toward the League reminds one
of jot the doggerel about a dutifu, daugh
! ter and a fond but wary mother
".Mother, may 1 go in to swim?
"es, my darling daughter;
Hang your clothes on a hickoi y limb.
But don t go near the water.''
If every voter in the United States
could strip himself or herself oi politi
cal prejudice and act only as mind and
"My son-in-law was so bad from
4nnU . -. Ul 1L4 1- - 1 1
HORROR OF CALOMEL to almost a shadow and was afraid tb
eat anything, as all food caused bloat-
Rub-My-Tism is a powerfni antisep
tic; it kills (he poison caused from in
f'eclcd cuts, cures old sores, telier. etc,
Report of the Condition of
THE PEOPLES HANK,
At Randleman, in the state if X
I Carolina, at the close of tnis n
September 8, 1020.
Resources.
Loans and discounts .... ?;!S0.1.
rth
ess,
BROWN AND OX-BLOOD
BEST FOR HOME SHINES 'SAVE THE LEATHER
THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES
Also PASTES and LIQUIDS for Black, Tan and WTrfw Shoes
THE P. F. DAUST CORPOkATIONS LTD., buffalo, n. y.
Demand loans
Overdrafts, unsecured . . .
I'nited States Bonds and
I :hei t Bonds
North Carolina state bonds
Premium on bonds
Hanking houses, $1,575.00;
furniture and fixtures.
$975.00'
Cash in vault and net
amounts due from
banks, bankers and
trust companies . .
Cash items held over 24
hours ".
Insurance business . . .
You Don't Need to Sicken, Gripe, or ing of gas which pressed against his
Salivate Yourself to Start Liver heart, worrying him very much. Our
Your'e bilious, sluggish, constipated, druggist persuaded him to try Mayr's
You feel headachy, your stomach may Wonderful Remedy and in two' months
be sour, your breath bad, your skin he looked fine, can eat anything and
sallow and you belive you need vije, works hard every day." It i.i a simple,
danferous calomel to start liver and harmless preparation that removes the
bowels. catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
Here's my guarantee! Ask your tract and' allays the inflammation
'druggist for a bottle of Dodson's Liv- which causes practically a'l stomach,
er Tone and take a spoonful tonight, liver and intestinal ailments, Including
conscience dictate, Jamen M. Cox If it doesn't start your liver anil appendicitis. One dose will .-- invince
would receive every vote 111 the Elec- straighten you right up hotter than or money refunded. Sold by Standard
toral College. In their convictions calomel and' without griping or mak- Drug Company and ilruggis'.s overy
William H. Taft, Charles E. Hughes,1 jng you sick I want you to go back to where. ,
George W. Wickersham, Theodore the store and get your money.
Burton, together with millions of oth- Take calomel today and tomorow
crjtopubiicaiis, are for Cox, ns are the von will fool weak, sick and nauseated.' We
New Vork Tumino, the Philadelphia pont lose a day. Take a spoonful or press our thank
Ledger and many other great, Kcpuo- harmless, vegetable Dodsons Liver friends for the
A Card of Thanks,
want to use this method U px-
; to our nein'hhors and
r m:mv favors and
lican newspapers, but they are ahject Tone tonight and wake up feeling kindnesses shown us i
slaves to partv prejudice and political ; snlendid. It is nerfoctlv harmless, so of our dear husband
0 fanaticism. I except het 'purer that Vive it to vour children anv time. It son-in-law. Mrs. L.
5.200.00 , used to shine for all i.nd now shines rnn't. salivate. " and Children, Mr. an
f.2!!.70jfor none. It has no convictions in' . Hamlin.
Is'.ock and therefore is impotent to ad- R LEIGH MAN STABS WII'K I
21, 100.00, vacate anything. I AND THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF Kindred of Mrs. M. J. Warren
1 the .-a.! death
md father and
1). Ii-marcus
.Mrs. W. R.
,50.00
of Sta-
Dinner.
Mrs. M. J.
hat hrought
10th, her
for reunion
G.UdU.UUi And another homnle circumstance: . lv Knri'.-irl UiriMnv
110.00 Mr. Elihu Root eailv last summer or, flwirloj Fvans :i citizen of Vialii'h. Tlr. T.'lnl hii-th,l:iv .,f
late hist spring gave utterance to'0ne day last week slashed his wife Warren was the occrsion
some vile free-tiado preachment that dangerous in the side, chest and on the together on September
sounded precisely like that 'he late head, then shot himself in the side, brothers and ether kindrei
j John G. Carlysle and the tote Roger His wife ran and reported the act. and big dinner.
jQ. Mills were wont to utter in party Both are in the Rex hospital which I Her brothers, John and James Bar
r debate in the American Congress. js guarded by policemen who s-jc that ker, of Greensboro, and G. P. Barker,
,l,5C.38, what does Harding think of that? J ho does not escape. of Providence, all her children and
r 0' ' no De''cve anv high-minded) Evans has been a machinist at the several nephes and nieces, with bas-
1,511,82 man jH rnnnhlp nf rnnrpnlinir his nnin-' Mrtflb- CMifrlio-n uhtinc for uimp time Wtj wplt filled ;ind much irond cheer.
were p1es3.1t.
Mrs. Warren
..uu.uu jon on a great political issue to gain'and has borne a good name.
the Presidency of the Unitcu btates.
Total $2c!),.!07.97 ft jg tbe grapdest civic station in the
Liabilities,
Capital stock paid in ....
Surplus fund ,
Diirwflita snhlpct tn check
I Demand certificates of de-
, world, but hypocrisy is too high a
' iS'nS P"0 t0 Py for it Savoyard, in The
New York World, Washington, Sept.
1..5.4.U.40 16 mo.
11
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Turn hnmM ion Snnnet Avenue. These are the
beat horaea in A rfieboro. . ' '
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
One five-room house with excellent bath and lot,
H000.
One five-room house in South Asheboro. near
Asphalt street, a bargain, $3,000:
One five-room house with bath for $3000. This
is a real bargain.
Dosit 17,579.50 unvnurvT npnirATen
Savings deposits 85,608.76. T0 TAR HEEL GENERAL
Cashier s checks outstand-
lB 2;636'30i Members of the North Carolina His-
r(ion7(w torical Commission and officers of the
Total .. .. .. 'J'rf"'-; state division, and Daughters of the
SUU of North Carolina-County of ConfeIera4.v ,Mt ThurBday dedicated
1
"One farm, 87 acres of land Eight mites south of
Asheborb..35 per acre, fcn good road, cfose to
school and church. ;
SEE US WHEN YOU WANT TO DUY REAL
ESTATE
Randolph, Randleman,
tember Zl, 18Z0.
I A. R. Beaslev. Cashier of
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. B. BEASLEYXt.'tr.
Subscribed and sworn tooefore me,
this 2, day of September, 1920.
E.-T. HAIfil, notary i uunc
(My commission eiplws Feb. 11, 1921)
CorTectr-Attast: '
B r. DBAL,
O. C MARSH,
D. L. FOX, Directors.
a monument to the memory of Maj.
f Right Choice
!
fvl at iirivrti tvciTOANm A ni?if. PCJTATP.
: v- r COMPANY
111 r '
f J C C rVtrflfrL Mlntfftr AlhcbrO. N. C
: ";; : If You Are Younsx
toot trrvrU tot srs rood. A multitude ot Booikpara, 0tMfTBs
rt and Trplt are ntd if Uaka, aiils, railroads, u4 tb Urre eorpora-
Uffil il kllM?M ka'.rl
Frnr f nr thm pwdfiU4 rotpr1tf that WratloB yftl brlaf,J
AtUni Minl ud . i 4 sd r o vr tha top" tn tha baabaoa worll Srsry j
ir ll.U'a BUSINESS COLIXCI , , L, L, '
f I OA L X I . - . n.
h i ucnerai oicpiien u. iuiiiikcui, oi
I" un.lt. s II a J 1 1 .
isene urove larm near lui'iuiciun,
Va. They unveilel and dedicated a
memorial of similar design to the
memory of Brigadier General James
Johnson t'ettogrew, a Confederate
Ueader.
A people living in the mountains of
northern Svria. though under Turk
ish rule, have for 60 yearn adhered to
a mystic rellfrlon una rejecwu tnni-
tlanlty and isismism
Alabama Minister Relieved
$hkM TrwabUs Made Him Ftel Sick at Meal Times,
4 Bat. Now Always Enjoys His Meals.
D
O TOO sojef ror msalsT Est
wttkmrt tka isMd of Um afur
". LMk at apyotMa, aa4 a Drbl,
Uk-aUtoataaaaak taaltsc after spsals,
WoaJl tadlaata Uat four dtcastlra
fga&S ask o4 vawklni praparly; As
malt, fit H1 faat veak, lova walfnt
ad Uck Ua aiC7 Uat la t aa da
Itrad tram &41sUd lood. '
. A nlaakla M k earraoUBC lock
ftovdittou to aaaaUaaad Yf Ua Erf.
H t siansla, al Rot U Actloa,
Ala, who writes: "I bad stomach trou
ble. When I would fo to sat I would
torn sick. I took one bottle of Ztrea,
sad It cured me. Am always roadr
for my meals and enjoy ttam. I think
It Is a floe medicine."
If roar food harta rev. If your npvo.
Uta Is poor, If yon are pa's, weax u
run-down, and hare otbtr syraptooit
that indicate your aystam seeds help,
try Zlron. It will put Iron lata your
stood and help build yon up. Take It
according te directions,, and U not
benefited by rhe first bottle, the meney
back ruarantee will pratect yen, ,.
Ask yvair rfrurrtat ': . r..--
Nearly everyone arrives at a I
point where there is need for
a tonic-restorative.
Scott's Emulsion
is the choice of tens of thou
5 sands because it gives tone
.
to tne wnoie system
restores strength.
mm m w tMWTC VM1B i
llnH k nswat. BlnomSrKI.
has been confined to
htr home for some years because of
an injury but was hopeful ami happy
to see her people.
She lives on the old home place and
the brothers were jcl.id to revisit the
places of childhood and recoust,
though, maybo not always with pleas
ure, the pran'.;s of boyhood (Liys. In
sight were the old homes of frrand
parents, Barker and Scotten.
Boxes of (tcod thinfrs to were
sent to old friends unable to attend.
Wa wish for her many returns of
the day. I. F.
FIFTY CHICKENS KILLED
TO FIND DIAMOND
H. L. Walbourne, a jrrocer snd
butcher of Davenport, Iowa, in un
loading chickens from crates missed
the diamond from his ring, valued at
$600 He supposed one of tne 160
chickens had swallowed It The Jewel
was found in the giziard of the 60th
fowl he slaughtered.
STANDARD DRUG CO,
And all food drag stores
I1K2QIQ
lSL INDIGESTION
QUICK RELIEF!
Price, 2S4A-71V
ALSO Ifl TAOL-TT rOWM
HAoa snr soorr
MAKCWS OF
corra emulsion
Reduced Teres
Via '
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
to
Houston, Teias
Account
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Uniiea uwiieaersio veterans uesnmii
OCTOBER 6-8, 1920 I
Tickets on sale daily October t, 3,'
and 4 Inclusive, final, limit midnight
October 81st, 1920.
Intptira of or writ U your nearest
Ticket Agent. 8t
FERTILIZERS
Why not haul your fertili
zers now while we have it
and avoid the rush later, and
the possibility of not getting
any?
And it the same time haul
us yxur cross ties.
J. A. HOLDER .
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