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Nippon Has Its Salvation LassiesrToo
3 MEALS A DAY
Ur. "Wootea Thinks Mnch of ZIRON.Becmsi
II Mads Him His Old Self Again..
work well, vou mnct .... 7
eleiDliomie
Healthy. ' " " w "rang and
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5tore vitality to thei system and I a
ay to supply the iron is to follow8 thJ
rxample of Mr. Clavton Wooten of Scot
and;,ya;h0 "se Ziron Iron Tonic and
aas this to say about it-
"I have aken Zironaccordine to direct
ions and I can truthfully say Aat it f
line tonic. It has done me all the liLf
3mce I began takingit, 1 hav?ga nldS
pounds in weicht and enjoy ettinVSS
eals a day. 1 shall do all 1 cm to re?
:ommend Ziron." lQ re
Try Zironl Vour druggist sells 7im
,n a suarintee to Lief mr
the first bottle (ails to benefit You S
not lose anything, but very likely
pun much, oy getting a bottle S Ziron
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Developed at
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New Hern, N. V.
Beaufort
Produce
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' "V I LAND
, Eat magr be East and West may be
' West, but the twain meet under the
j colors of the Salvation Army.
I Here one sees evidence of the
'Army's labors In the "Cherry Blossom"
(lad of Japan. The color of the skin
or the slant of the eye of thee fial
! ration Array officers makea no dllTer-
ence In their purpose and endeavor.
The men wear the aama uulform aa
their western brothers, but the women
have adapted the Array's carh to the
kimono robes of their native land.
The pictures give testimony to the
work of tho Salvation Army in bnt one
of the 66 countries In which that or
ganization has Its posts; tad Japanese
Is oaly r.ie of 40 languages spoken by
those who wqflr the uniform la Usee
scattered laade.
GO.
Samuel A. Thomas, Manager
AMERICANS BIGGEST USERS OF RAILROADS;
SERVICE HERE FAR OUTSTRIPS EUROPE
No Pain
If vou are iufferinZ
from Indigestion, Bilious
ness. Headache, Uizzincss
or any disorder of ths
liver, stomach or bowels
resulting from Constipa
tion you can secure quick
relief from
. nn MIT JE.S
i r
J Uxative Tablets
Tht Painless Uxative
Action mild nil fnt,e""
' vr rHivr F.av ami
filfa.inr to take taite liVe
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1 can.lv. Children take tueni
rcaililv.
(nerUUv rood (or dfH
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rate neranna and Cluiurrn
rrnuiriniT a reliable laxative
itrr frrtm nam Of narn
effert.
todav. Monev'back citi hrl
turL... it aii are not
satisfied with results.
tOLD IT ALVDWOOItT
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The railway! of the United States In
point of actual railway aervlce lead
the world. Americans buy more rail
way aervlce, and a greater amount of
tranxporlatlou la supplied and used In
the United Plates thau In any tlir
country.
According to matiitlca prepared by
the Bureau of Hallway Economic, the
ton in i ten per capita carried by United
(dale railroad In 1913 were almoMl
live time the ton miles per capita car
ried by tienuauy, which was wnd to
the t'nlled State In'lhla rewpect. The
ton mil per capita warrleil by the
I'nlted Slate railroad- In 1813 were
S.W1. In (iernmny Wif ton mile per
capita carried by the railroads were
031 and In France 447.
Since 1915 the Increase In ton miles
per capita carried by the railroad of
the United Htate waa more than the
total carried by either of the two other
countries In that year. In comparison
with the total of 631 carried by the
railroad In Uermany and the tolaf of
44? carried by the railroads in France
the Increase carried by the railroads In
the United States since 1913 waa 75S
ton mile per capita.
The chart below shows the trans
portation supplied In the United Stales,
Germany and France In 1913 and the
liicrvaw In railroad service In the Unit
ed Stale ulnce 1013.
Ten-MMaa Par Capita. Inertaae
1113. tinea 1113.
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aareiel ens milt far avary ete ef the pepwlatlee) m Aaterleaa ralrwar
was mare taa tbe ul e any ef the neat lsadla eiAtrtea fae Ift,
ha Uat yar far waUh eparatlve sau te available.
HAVE USED
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A Ml Ltmmm m I I MlMVt PSS-
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tl t a!4 tbst the irrcar Cbef
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tarn . Itll
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40 1 mm fl "- a-----j
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Install One In Your
STORE and HOME
No Business or Residence is
complete without one .
' One Call Some lime
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Justifies
Its Cost-For A Year
Ask the Manager to see you and talk over
the proposition a Telephone for every Bus
iness and Residence.
Home Telephone and telegraph
Company
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