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One Cent aWor d&f
TJIE BRInDQN A first class board-
Ing bouse three doors from the Tab-
'' ernacle, will entertain visitors dur
: ing the Chapman-Alexander meet
ings. Mrs. W. P.' Croom Props.,
Asheville, N. C. r- H 10-21-ltc
FOB SALE CHEAP Two horses, 1
cow, sow and shbat Owner leav-
Ing. 3. H. Kimzey, Mills River.'
'," '. 0 -V . 10-7-2tp
FOB SALE A lot of bottles suitable
. for molasses. Hunter's Pharmacy.
; " " - ; " l0-7-3tc
IflCELY FUBKISHED BOOMS FOB
" Rent for the winter. Apply to Mrs.
; Vance Norwood,; 10 South Washing?
v ton street, 'rrv'r- "tWL6-tfa
FOR SALETwenty head' of shioats.
; weigh, 40 to 60 pounds. $4.00 and
$5.00 each. Address r E. j. Dalton.'
Etowah, N. G. 10-21-3tp
HKS. J. W; WILLIAMS offers to 'rent
her house "Killarnejl," all or part,
with grounds and ; out houses :or
"without. ;. Furnished; or unfurnished
to reliable person for term of six
months. See -her at the DeShieids
house N. Main street 10-21-ltc
FOB - SALE Foot Choice bore pigs
from litter of nine pure bred Hamp
shire of finest breed, pedigree fur
nished. Also six room" bungalow
with modern convenience for sale
or rent, one block from car line, two
blocks from end of Fifth avenue
T pavement. Address Burnett B. Car
ter, City. 10-21-tfc
FOB SALE Three calTes and a num
ber of shoates. C. H. T. Bly, Hay
wood road. 10-7-tfc
Why
Do you know that we can issue you a LIABILITY POLICY .that
will pay all damages that yon may have in case of accident in run
.ing your automobile? Sap pose you run, into .7. another car or
other conveyance, or run ovr someone ami have a heavy . damage
suit entered against 'you, -wo ojdnt . it be a great satisfactionto
have some adequate protection against judgment:that"inay be
xgotten 'and assessed .against jrou. It does not costmuch to get mil
Jthis; burden" taken over by a good -tetrong reliable Indemnity Jtn
pany -And WECAN DO .lf. ;p0R YOU RIGHT. V '
Inaufance Underwriters
;Mti51t VfcfoiSg Imptrfd'SHot -AkoMSftioa
The Tour designs pi CorhTghl : Metal Shingles : as shown above are '"
made in any oJ tHe' following ways? ' V --A'-): -
1 . Stamped from Hn-plateand pamted JRed.
2. Stamped from Tm-pUte and painted Green. '
3. Stamped -from Tin-pkte and Galvanized by a hand-dipping process. ,
4. Stamped from special dghweoated Galvanked Sheets. . ;
Ela and every genuine Cortright Metal Shingle is embossed with this .
Trade-mark, 1 Cprtright Reg. U. S. Pat! Off" . ; " : : ; a"
. For Sale by . . '
Jrmers Hard ware & Supply Co.
Hendersonville, N. C.-
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Hyacinths
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arcissus
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Grow them in or rout iqiF dpqrsll
arid select before all are sold.
"-';:ivHiectricLtieXoras'-,'''
dz:.:oc?A7 has t
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-M'YOne Cent a Word
j uuiiJi. YAJTJSjU--iJy young wnite
;: man of -good moral habits. - Will
-accept " work at . anything that is
" honorable. Knows, all about auto
- mobiles, the care and upkeep of the
-' garner Address N.,- box 611' Hender
r.soriville, N. C. -. . ' 10-7-2tc
F0B SALE-r-Two new Twentieth Cen-
tnry "furnaces. Will 7 sell ". at & baf
; gain. Apply "C. care Democrat. -
."'' . . ,10-7-3tp "
FOB 'BENT Six room flat steam heat,
hot and cold water, basement -room.
Also two office rooms. See Dr.
Morey in Morey building." 10-14-tfc
FOE BEfTTwo ; Booms for : Light
' house --. keeping. :12 6 Buncombe
:.- street" 9-30-3tc
FOB SALE Elegant hall .storckj Origi
nal priced $30. Present ;sprice $20.
Call at , Statoxi Hardware Com
pany. : -r i ; "9-3o-3tc f
FOB SALE-Two typewriters; one for
$20, other for-$10. rNoahM. Hollo-
FOB GOOD DBT STOTE ;Tf odd. Phone
305. r - , ; 10-21-4tc- .
FOB STOYE WOOIV BEST CONDI-
mCELY FURNISHED BOOMS, HOT
and cold water, bath, for ; rent ; at
reasonable rates. Apply at No. 10
Washington St -9-9-trc
FOB SALE Fifty acres of land In
three fourths of a mile of L. L. John
son's. For sale at a bargain. Come
and see me. L. L. Johnson. -
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Home demonetisation, work
Cirls- Are- Canning" Their way to an
- . ''r Education. - ' '
''' Reports are comjng in of. the girla
who have helped", to : keepJ themselves
at school this ' year.' with the profits
made from the summer's work in can-
ning and preserving. ; ..v ; - v
Miss Jessie Maske; of Anson county,
Is at Meredith because of ber success hi
canning. Miss; Leah Kendall hasbeeii
given a ' scholarship V to Littleton for
helping : with : the canning;' there this
fall. Misses Ruth and . Virginia ; Jones
and Annie Bell Smith are at Albemarle
IndustrialSchool by the help ; of their
canned products.:
In Wake County, Miss Esther Shear
on and Miss Rennle Caudle, through
the . same means, are maintaining
themselves at peace. Dr.; .Ramsey, " of
Peace Institute has been so much in
terested in these Canning Club girls
that he -has offered' a pcholarsHip, giv-
ine not only the regular" course but
any . exira: wmcn- me - wmueray
choose. Miss May .Shearon -and Miss
Grace Baits are equally fortunate in arr
rangmg to go to the State Normal Col
lege at Greensboro :- - - v 4 7" :
In Frankjin ' County MIssei :M6nnie
and Mary Stallings filled 1,000; tin cans
each and are using; the promts for tui
tion at college.; " : ;:?
Miss Annie Garris. ot Northampton,
has taken, her pToducta. to.Murfrees
boro in exchange for her tuition.: "vi'
In many other, counties similar jc ,
counts of girls at scbpoF are sent and'
we hope to be. able to report,, when all
returns are in, . a large"; njamber v of
North Carolina girls receiving an -edu
cation, through.,, theirs ownIeffortsVat!
canning and preserving' and their busi
ness ability in marketing what they
have produced.- - ; VJjV
r MUST BE REPORTED. ; 1 i
State Board of Health Employs. Prose
- cuting -Agent. - ' -.:
-. The Bureau ofcVital Statistics t)f the I
State . Board of Health, closed a con
tract today with Mr. J. A. Mclntyre, of
Mount Olive, wherein the latter be
comes - prosecuting agent for - the :Vitaf
Statistics, Bureau in North Carolina:
Mr; Mclntyre is x-depiity Sheriff of.
Wayne County, a f ormer local rregls
trar, and a young man fully equipped
for this particular work. He starts on
his first trip Monday October 4, to-visit
those counties where incomplete regis
tration is suspected. His itinerary
will be arranged altogether by the Bu
reau of Vital Statistics in accordance
with those counties reporting low
death rates, that is to say, those coun
ties that rest under suspicion of in
complete registration. Mr. - Mclntyre
will travel by motor cycle, which will
enable him not only td bold down trav
eling expenses; but to reach the remote
districts !of this State.
- '-The State Board of Health is deter
mined to enforce the Stale registration
law, declared the Secretary of the
State Board today. Mr. Mclntyre's
continuance In office will be based tn
his ability to find infringements of this
law and to pecure convictions.. In ad
dition to knowing where people are
dying - and the relative importance - of
the various causes, of their deaths, the
Board proposes to secure good stand
ing witirtheUnltea "States Bureau of
the ' Census and to be aamiuea as a
registration state. To this end the
Bureau will employ county -and district,
agents in addition to the State agent,
to find and prosecute , violators of the
Vital Statistics law.
ETOWAH BOX SUPPER.
A box supper will be given - at Eto
wah school bfeuse- Saturday evening,
October .23, JL915 from , 7 to 10. The
public invited to attend. The pro
ceeds will be used for the -benefit of
the school.
BEAR WAIiLOW.
Mr J" and Mrs.; J, R. Oates and daugh
ter, Miss Frances, of Asheville, passed
through this section , the .past week.'
Miss S. E.- Wells of Charleston is
still here. . ' ..- -. -
Mr. Berkley Pryor, and family of
Cljffside are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wi F Pryor. - ,
Mr. B. F. Huntley 'of Fair View vis
ited at Mr Writ, Connor's Sunday;
, Mr.. Thomas Long, Mr. Ed. Shuford
and Mr. Thomas" Shuford of Fair View
drove over the new -road Sunday.- "
Mrs. Barnhart of Concord was a re
cent, visitor here - . . -;
Mr.xDonald of Asheville passed
through here, on his return from Ral.
eigh, recently.
Mr. .TheroiT Connor spent 4ast Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Bessie Bish
op, in the. Fair View' section.'
. Musical Note. . r -
Hokus Old Gk)trox. Is - devoted to
music. There Is 'a clause In his will,
leaving $25,000 to establish:a' borne for,
poor singers. Pokus -How inadequate.
Twenty-flve millions wonldn't' begin' to
house fill - hepooringerBw-r-Llf e.
STRONG PLEA IX BEHALF
OF:THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Editor, Democrat.- ; - :
Dear Sir: : It was with .surprise, that
I read in your current issue that the
town commissioners were ' thinking o f
closing, or curtailing the ifacilltlesTDf
the" Carnegie library. 'They - can
scarcely .realize, what a verjl valuable
asset It Is .t -the town. ' if they did;
they "would Te anxious .rather to ex
tend, tha cairtail-It's scdpeT.' ci;-;-t
:U Pronjl;edtttaUoaal.,atandnoint nL
believe thata Jibrary..is indispensable
to every town; f orthe ?llbrary "should
supplementiJne: iork' .pf.'tke Schools.
A student who can not have access to
a -good library, is ".apt to become, a
narrow-minded 'andtintolerantcitlzen;
- The Carnegie library seems to have
done excellent work- in f its.sbort x(sU
ance both for the'suinmer visitors,' as
weil . as for jts - regular : devotees. I
can vouch for the yery great assist
ance one can. obtain from ; both its
reference department and' Its lending
department. . -
i I think it would be a sad reflection
on the .towhofHendersonvllle to .let
such- a. valrtfthlft instltntinn". loAco
I - -Tours truly, '-V-
Jl - J-' v.-; :rT , . M. COFFEY. ;
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it T fiHIPIIAN EETUBNS FE01I
GBAKDVLODGE AT S. FBACLSCO.
Eetarns : Via' TTastlnstoa oii Depart-i
i-M menml Business ? Apprecuuoa
- : (Raleigh News and " Observer.; - ; -
- Mr. M.1L.. Shipman,: the cpmmissioii
er M labor and printing-returjaedjyes-tefday
J:af ternoon from the; Pacific,
ccast where he ;went to: attend : the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent
Order ; of tOdd : Fellows i in - Sari - Fran
cisco as one of the representatives for
the North Carolina -rand lodge. : He
also represented the State in, the Na
tional Association of Industrial Acci
dents and Boards in SeattlWashingr
ton.I - - On is t return; r Mr Shipman
spent a- couple of days in -Washington
D. a, -studying the: methods employed
Ly the Bureau of Foreign and; Domes
tic Commerce i in '-. Ihe extension of
trade relations with foreign countries.
- particularly. LaUn America,, which of
fers the .most " inviting field" while the
European war ; continues c,:to .rage:
Commissioner Shipman - plans to se
cures the establishment of a; brauch of
the '' National t bureau in the State
La bor Department and feels encbur
Aged with the prospects of being able
to comply with the" requirements in
cident to putting' cooperative branches
in operation. ' '
;: The Commissioned thinks the1 Pan-'
Ametican Exposition in; San Francis
co is ; immense, -. Wbile not - dissimilar
In." many respects fromt other exhibi
tions of like character it Is builded -on
a aucn larger scaie ana nas oeen-
tronlzed ,to a gratifying extent. 'The
4astobUgatioagainst 4he-nana2e-
ment was -met weeks ago and the
stockholders figure -on . a - handsome
dividend when the gates close ' at the
end of the twelfth , month Ince-Presi-deut
f Wilson, pressed the button that
started the ; wheels in motion. -" 'The
San Diego Exposition is also:, a very
creditable one, says Mr, Shipman, and
thef people of Southern California have
Exhibited r wonderful skill and enter
prise in ' presenting the ' varied re
sources of that favored section .in one
of the prettiest exhibitionsr.the eoUn
try .has witnessed in va great .many
years. ; " v -: : .' .;. v.
.- 1 was surprised to find so many
people form the South in various sec
tions of the west'and northwest," said
Commissioner '-Shipman last night.
"Many of them went out there years
ago and have done well. ' Others have
accumulated very little and would
really like to get back home .While
it is a great country in some respects
and I greatly enjoyed the trip, it has
doubly , increased my appreciation -of
North Carolina. ; Of the eighteen
States through which I passed not one
of thetn is, to my mind, in a class
with' ours. A man of means can find
splendid openings out there; but the
average farmer and business man in
this State, or elsewhere in the South,
had better: let well enough alone by
contenting himself to remain-in good
old Dixie land.- Our climate, our soil.
our "scenery our resources, and, above
all, our people appeal strongly to any
patriotic Tar Heel who lias, wandered
Ten for a -short time. It is -the 'Old
North State forever' with, me."
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5& V HORSE SHOE CURVES- ' &
H
r'rMr; and" Mrs.- Waddell of Asheville
spent last week with Mrs. Corrie
Johnson; i"; '. ' : - -. --y
Miss , Lexine .Davenport of. Brevard
institute spent the fweek end here with
her parents. - ?
Mr. F. C. Snyder and family are vis
iting relatives in Jackson icounty. ' "
Mr. Robert Lockaby. of Pisgah For
est, is filling Mr. Snyder's place as de
pot agent during bis absence. - f
; Mrs. Stone of Asheville made an in
teresting talk at the Methodist church
last ' Wednesday on ladies. . missionary
work. A society was organized at this
church with Mrs. J. O.- Johnson as
president. .
--Mr.'Thos. Duncan of Asheville spent
last: week here. ..
..::Mrs.Betts j.of Asheville is the tguest
pi : Mrs. D. N. Davenport.;
1 ' Miss ; Lexine'; "Davenport won the
piano fn -the Asheville :Gazette-News
j contest. v.' v ' ' " ;
. - . Taking Stapt.
Patience--Can,t Peggy dance? Patrice
Well, she's taking 'steps -to learn. q
.Yonkers Statesman.
r FEEL WELL, THANK YOU.
Ideas Concerning Health Rapidly
v.r , .r Changing..
- ' I - don't believe in telling a lle not
eveji a white lie, as a usual thing"
said a good natured man the other day,
'ut when you can make a man take
a new lease on life .by telling him he
young when he's begin
ning to feel old and diseased; and by
telling a fellow he'lKyet make gool
when lie's down and out., and hv toil.
ing yourself that, you have not an ache
4ior a pain and that ybu are as "youthful
ana,neaitnrui as you ever were then,
if ever," said he "'a white lie seems
justifiable. , . i : .. ,
"The principle, you see, is this." he
continued.- "It - encourages;, it makes
ii s think differently and act-iiff erentyl
for after allt we are ,ohJy wJiat re
think' we ae. 'Thank goodness we!ye
gotten away from that old habit of
saying, weTre poorly, thank: tne! Lord,
and,, we!b -only : cjommori, .'on being
asked - as:" to our good healthy I've
known people to find reaf bleasure In
I r ecounting iitfier per sonal" ailments or
,tnpsesoithefamllyf5asif. they-were a
many amly,virtues; :j
"Thanks" , to tho new ' s health mo v
menithat.haa put a .newsdng into the
mouth, and perhaps a hew feeling in
the body. Now it is not only bad taste
.to lalk of your pains Tand ailments but
it reflects on your Integrit7; your
say i nothing of ; personal. hygiene not
knowledge of health and sanitation, tc
to keep well and' fit and enjoy, good
health. ,5 ' : 'i v.
:"We are not far from the tlme,w said
he,- "when disease will be considered a
disgrace and the cause of illness - will
have-! to be personally, accounted-for
In other-words.- God is no longer going
to be j)ianied for sickness when it, is
slmpljr the result of our ignorance,, in
difference: or wrong way of living."- Al-
DISTRICT.
.u.,,l.......p- Mw.isr,jMjif" ' -TWUAjlnXX JW
NOTICE,
i -:f: 1 State of Nqrth-Carolina-, ; '
ir.: ': County of-Henderson;
- .' In v the Superior Court. -' .;
-Nannie f J. Mytchell, . r ; ; '
' v1-'-"f x-' '.. 1-
John' W.-Mytchell. -- - -'
To John W. Mytchellr defendant: V- '
,Take: notice that:'on the 30th daj jof
October 1915 at 3 o'clock p." m. ana
thereofter in the ; law "offices - of Webb
& .Mull In the . city of Shelby, county
of Cleveland, and state of North! Cai-,
olina before J. F. 'L(edford, Notary
Public the depositions, of Mrs.-Mary
Waitte Robinson and Miss Mary - ivi.
Robinson -will be taken, to-be 'read as
evidence for the plaintiff in the above
entitled action, whichT, is now pending j
in the Superior, court of Henderson j
County,- State of . North Carolina; and
you , will further : take notice, that if
the taking of the- said depositions . Is
not begun and. completed on the said
day, same wijl be continue J from, day
to - day until completed. - --;--Tlii8.;tlie'ixid--aay''of
Oct. 1915. " '
z-&j: f. -justice,
; : ' and MICHAEL SCHENCK,"
l6-7-4tc ; Attorney for :the Plaintiff ."
MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE.
By virtue of the power of sale 'con
tained' in a certain mortgage executed
by B. S. Smith and wife, Alice Smith,
on the 29th day of December,:i1913, and
recorded in ; Book No.; 38. at pake 89 of
the Records, for Mortgages; of Hender-
; ; t ;iau Aiiij. - r z c 1 y :
v. vi -.- ' - - - - - . . . ' IB - ' . . . -
pa-faiK indebtedness . therein : mentioned,
bnd iiofAnlt tiT(Ti n- mAMn thA
Vment t both fntftrfist nrinclnal
when the same became duei and: in
pursuafioe of said power of salue con
tained in" said -mortgage, I willisell-to1
the ..highest . bidder, for "cash, at- the
court ;bouseldoorj in- the city rot. Hen
dersonville on": Saturday the '23rd . day
of October, 1915, all the following fde
scrlbd lands and .premises; to-wiU:
Lying on -the -waters of Shawscreek
adjoining the lands, of ; P. M. McCul
lough and others and bounded as fol
lows : - f Beginnings on . a . stone on -the
South side of Shaws Creek road and
on the vwest side of , the "read Pleading
to ; the railroad and runs North 64 de
grees vv. z i-z poles witn bnaws ureea
road to a atake; - thence N. 55 degrees
W, 13 poles to a stake; thence N. 50,
degrees W. 5 1-2 poles to a. stone on
the South side of the road; thence N
30 degrees' East with McCullbugh's lin.
31 3-4 poles -to a stone, his corner ;
thence South 64 degrees East still with
McCullongh's line 40 poles and 3 feet
to a stone; thence South -26 degrees
West with the South margin of a street
34 poles and 4 feet to a stone on the.
South side of Shaws Creek road;
thence with the South side of said road
N. 65 degrees W. 2 poles and 6 feet to
the beginning, being the land upon
upon which Jos. .McCrary built a resi
dence to ra home and which said land
was purchased - by the parties of- th
first part under a foreclosure sale on
the 2nd day of December 1912. t
This the 21st day of September, 1915V
E. W. EWBANK, Mortgagee. I
No,
10,734 : ' " v-
, TREASURY DEPAETHEKT. 1
; . '-. Office of
Comptroller o the Currency;. - &
WachingtonvD. (X May-4 1915
-Whereas byMttiitfactbry .-evidence:
presented to the undersigned it has
been made to appearitha't ' the' Citlzeni
National bank of -Hendersonvlle : lp
ilje' city of " Hendersonville in the
county of " Henderson' and ;atate o
North' Carolina1' has complled- with all
the provisions of the statutes of thi
United-States required to be'-complicd
with before -an-association shall be
authorized to commence the business
of ? booking; now therefore, I, Johii
Skelton Williams, Comptroller of the
Currency," do' hereby certify that th
Citizens National bank of .Henderson
villeVin the city of Hendersonville, 'a
the county of - Hendersontae of
North Carolina Is authorized as pio
yided In section fifty one hundred and
sixty nine of the revised I statutes uf
the United States. V ; ;:
In . testimony -whereof witness my
hand and -seal of J office, this the 4ih
day of Siay, 1915. . i : " - r .v
'JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS,
- -Comptroller of the Currency. ;
- Seal of v ' ' :-:
Comptroller, of the Cuirehcyv . ; . ,
. NOTICE -OF SUMMONS.
North Carolina Henderson County.
In the Superior Court, ' ;sr- '
v October Term, 1915..; ' : '
Louise Whitaker Savage, Plaintiff.
Jlf-'TB,: , -:;;
. . JHarry -R Savage, Defendant.
, The defendant : above njamed will
take notice ; that an action : entitled as
above has beencommenced in the Su
perior Court of "Henderson County, m
which the plaintiff asks an absolute,
divorce - from the defendant on the
ground of fornication a?id adultery
committed since his marriage to the
plaintiff; and the jsaid jifndant rvill
take notice that he Is required to ap
pear at thenext term of the Superior
court of Henderson, county ,to be held
on vthe JFourth Monday. After" the first
Monday in " September (October . 4th)i
1915, at the Court house of eaid county
in Hendersonyille North' - Carolinai
and;anaw.erx jor, jdemur, to .tbe complaint
irisaid:actionorthe plaintiff will ap-r
pl lo the'eourt fox. Hef demanded in
the' complalnC .
This'Septnbv 7th, 1915. -
: - - - C M. PACE, C. S. C.
. : of Henderson' County,; N." C.
After Octobetl, 1915, 1 will be
locatedopaxwllv&st Gro-"
eery iin: tie riwHolme building
on Mainrstreet. :$s " .c
W. m VANDBR UNPEN,
! dires Prompt and Positire.ReliefJn ErejEyn
1 .Case. Sold by Dru prists. Price IJXOu v.,.
i , - j?.; -Trial Package1 by Mail 10e V
..The..
DeSHIELDS HOUSE
Udsr Hew Ilxaagement
.Solicits the patronage
)l the traveling , public
of
!?Good - wholesome ' food
ar..-i
.prompt, service" will- be its slo
gah.: Rates reasonable.
..Address Llrs J. W. Williams
Box 445 Hendersonville, N c.
TJSMl SPiLLf
DIAMOND .
BRAND
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lAik yrar Dranfct for CIII-CHES-TER S
Ooxx metalUc boxes, sealed with Bluc(0
Gibbon. ; TAM to othes.. -Bar fTtY
Xnittfaft U Mk tor- emXHES.Tv i V
DIAAIONXI BBAKD FILLS, for twenty-fi
year regrarded aa Best, Safest, Always Reliable?
MWBYUDRUCIGISTS
ttmb; pvPRYltucpr: worth
tflttfSlTON, Nm, HAN.
SftEMflEI) TO HEALTH
Mr. Wade Thankful He Read About
. E. T. Wade of JVilliston, N. C, was
the victim" of jstbmach disorders. He
f tiled'manyrimedies" and took a great
deal of medicine, and treatments. Re
lief seemed a long time coming.
& Theit "-he - f ound Mayrs Wonderful
Remedy, took a dose and found relief
at once. He told his opinion of the
remedy in a letter in which he said:
"Tour medicine - has worked won
ders. I feel so much better. I am
thankful' to yon, indeed, for advertis
ing your wonderful remedy in the pa
pers, as otherwise I might never have
known of it,?Y
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy gives per
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and "around the heart. Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try it
on an absolute guarantee if not satis
factory money will be returned.
Yields To Delicious Vinol
: PbaadelphWa-"Last Fall I was
troubled JWiUr "a eryisevere bronchial
cold, eafliies, 'backache, and sick to
rpy stomach. I was-so bad I became
alarmed and tried several medicines,
also a doctor, but did not get any relief.
A friend askedvme to 5try Vinol and it
brought the relief which I craved, so
nowjl am .. enjoying, perfect .health.
Jack C Singleton.
We guarantee YmoIour delicious cod
liver 'and iiron .tonic without oil, for
chronic coughs, Jcolds and bronchitis.
-JUSTUS' PHAB3IACT.
NOTICE- OF-SERYICE OF SU3DI0VS
PUBLICATION.
State of North Carolina,
: - - 'County" of Henderson.
In the Superior -Court.
- November Term, 1915.
Bessie Gibbs (by. her next friend J. M.
Dermid) vs. T. W. Gibbs.
The defendant labove '-. .named will
take notice that an" action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Su
perior court of - Henderson County,
North Carolina, to dissolve the bonds
of matrimony existing between the
plaintiff ;andjiefendant, and for a de
gree lor 'an absolute divorce on the
ground of fornication and adultery on
the part of the defendant; and tbe
said defendant will further take no
tice that he is required to appear at
the term 'of the Superior court of said
county to be held on the 15th day of
November; il915, at the court house of
said county In the city of Henderson
ville, N--C, " and answer or demur to
the complaint ' in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the' court fo
the relief demanded' in said complaint.
;. v.-C;M. PACE..C. S. C.
Henderson County, North Carolina.
J. F. Justice, - - V ;
Att'y for the Plaintiff. 10-14-4tc
SPLENDID "RECORD IS ,MADE
IN HANDLING OF PASSENGERS
Atlanta, Ga. -More than sixteen and
,a half million passengers a number
greater thanS f combined population
of Virginia, North Carolina, South Car
Molina, jeotgiai Alabama, Tennessee
'and Kentucky-were transported by
?i Southern Jtail war tlurine- tht year end
ed June 30-cwith only one fatal Injury
4-to-a Tasefia -while on. a train, and
thatone wjas f taningoncar plat
f brnv int'direct violation of the coxa-
Upanrig. rules. I
3 hiscenttirdftsnown m
ttha otficiaJfiraYeliont ,-indicat
Sag": thojhiigSeol vvaatety that
has ibeea attained &i ?tiieliandling oi
iCnutlsrn lilailwayj passenger -trains.
; .Inr marked contrast are figures re
cently given out by. President Fairfat
Harrison'. of : Southern Railway, show
ing that during the same period
'.twelve -: p'ersons riding in automobiles
.werekilledt in Accidenta at public
- highway crossings, every one of whici)
accidents could have been prevented
-had the driver' of the car observed
jthe familiar warning, "Stop, Look and
an
t.