wed for
variety
ted with
■e. And
BS which
thought
*nd have
0.
na.
ch will
eaning.
. P. HE1TH t a FAIL
gestibility or sheli-fish/or liabili
ty to colds,
4. Never lose consciousness
of the proportion of the talk you
are usurping, and, if you talking
I Five Rules for Wftmea Talkers.
I In the November Woman's
, ] Home Companion a contributor
’advises women on talk. Five
Salisbury, Oct. 23—In Federal; rules are laid down:
court here late this afternoon, 0. | 1. Don’t teil long stories, or
p Heath & Co., one of the larg-jeven short ones, unless you have
est cotton firms in the South with! an especial gift for it
headquarters in Charlotte and j 2. Remember that talking
branch offices in a number of citi-; about yourself is an indulgence,
es throughout the cotton belt,; and, as such, should be strictly
filed a petition in voluntary bank; limited.
ruptc.v. Judge James E. Boyd i 3. If another woman tells you
promptly adjudged the petitioner! of some sensation or experience
a bankrupt and^referred the pe- lof her own, don't immediately
tition to W. S. O’B. Robinson Jr. i cap it with one of yours. “Swap-
Qi Charlotte, referee in bank~| ping tastes''is one of the lowest
yuptcy. Maxwall & Keerans of i order of conversation. I have
Charlotte represented the peti- jbeen in circles where the talk
tioner. The liabilities of the j consisted in each woman's taking
bankrupt firm, as given in the | her turn in telling how she
petition exceed $1,000,000, while| thought or felt about some corn-
tlie assets are only ^about $200, {monplace subject^ such as the di-
Carpenter, Baggott & Co. of
New York has a suit against 0.
P. Heath for $15,463.90 ^ which
to liave been heard in Fed
eral eoiirt here tomorrow, and'more than your share be sure
ihis suit probably hastened the, that the quality mathes thequan-
bankruptcy proceedings. Theitity.
suit was first instituted in Char-j 5. Discriminate always be-
lotte and v^as later removed to tween talk for own pleasure and
Salisbury. ^ | talk for your friends'. People
Bankruptcy proceedings were j constantly tell the stupidest an--
evidently anticipated by the cre-iecdotes because these have be-
diiors, as Carpenter, Baggott & come charged with some, extran-
Co.. the plaintiff in the above suit I eous charm impossible to trans-
v. ired to the clerk of the Federal I mit. Perhaps the occassion
court today to know if bankrupt- [when it took place was important
cy papers had been filed. Clerk ; because some particular person
H. C. Cowles wired back that was there, and every detail of it
thev had not, and only a few j has tak^n oii ^radiancei "visible
minutes later the papers were only to the narrator.-
riled.
Aviation Meet in Salisbury.
Spencer, Oct. 26.—A big avia
tion meet has been arranged for
Salisbury November 17 and 18,
when exhibitions will be :giyen
by the Gurtiss Aviation company
The Curtis machine will be used
and the daily flights will be made
frym Fair park under the auspi
ces of the Salisbury-Spencer
company. It is
several hundred
in Salisbui-y for
Balked At Cold Steel.
“I wouldn't let a doctor cut
my foot off,” said H. D. J^Iy,
Bantam, Oliio, “although a hor
rible ulcer had been the plague
of my life for four years. In
stead I used Bucklen’s Arnica
Salve, and my foot was soon com
pletely cured." Heals Burns,
Boils, Sores, Bruises, Eczema,
Pimples, Corns. Surest Pile
Cure 25c at Freeman Drug Co.-
-Ss-
The Dispatch a year for $1.00.
Werktd tbf
Manning (>ame. "
A db^ieh pi^a^era are jondol-
ing with each other over the loss
of good money, of which they
were defrauded by a conu terfeit-
er and a womon accomplice^ who
repeatedly presented thewselves
for marriage and also pr^^sented
fai^e $20 bill in payment cf a $10
fee.-;^Hi' OB
Under the names of Custave
Foster and Amanda Thon as, an
elderly but apparently loving
pair, at various times pre sented
themselvea at the parson ige of
the several preachers and lesired
to be married.
' After the ceremony ha(^ been
preformed the man said: *
“I wish, sir, that I co ild re-,
ward you with $20 for thi s kind
act of yours, which maker-; a hap
py ending to a courtship lasting
many years, but my p^irse is
somewhat slim and I car afford
but $10."
So saying, he tendered a $20;
bill and the clergyma i, well
pleased to have perform,d this
noble office, as well as t( get a
windfall of $;10, gave hi) i back
$10 in real money.
, “Itried to' buy a book 'jf ser
mons with my $20bill," i aid the
preacher who tolti story | “but
vvas repulsed by ^n angrv ^ sales
man; who threatelned tO liaveme
arrested;''—Chicago Disi atch".
Ei^
Di%3a|cii'|hafit
any p^er in Aiainahce
Nierchant and be convihced^ £
Street Railway
expected that
visitors will be
the event.
Read the ads in the Dispat ch
SOUTHERN RAIjUWAY
North;; GaroJijii^i State Fail*
:V,;.V . :R4LEIGtt’N/G.;- .
October 16^21, 1911.
, i ■ i
Account North Carolina State Fair, Raleigh, N. C., October 16th
to 21st, the SOUTHERN RAILWAY will 1 sell. round tiip tickets
from all points in,North Carolina, also, from Norfolk, Richmond,:
Lynchburg-, Danville and all intermediate points inclusive, with fi
nal return limit October 23rd, 1911. ;
In addition to the excellent regulair train service the SOUTHERN
PvAILWAY will operate the following Special Trains into Raleigh
account the above occasion.
Special Train, Greensboro to Raleigh and return October 19th.
Leave Greensboro 6:15 a, m. Returning Leave Raleigh at 6:30 p. m.
Special Train, Oxford to Raleigh and return October 18th and 19.
Leave Oxfdrd 7:00 a. m. Returning leave Raleigh 5:45 p. m.
Special Train, Goldsboro to Raleigh and return Oct. 18th and 19.
Leave Goldsboro 7:45 a. m. Returning leave Raleigh at 6:00 p. m.
For further detailed information call on any Ticket Agent or ad
dress the undersigned.
J. 0. Jones,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
215 Fayetteville, St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Saved Many Froni Dcat i.
W.-L. Mock, of Mock, :Ark.,
believes he has saved ma iy lives
in his 25 years, of experi mce in
the drug business., “.What I al
ways, like to do," he writes, “is
to recommend Dr. .King s New
Discovery for weak, sore lungs^
Eard colds, hoarseness, o^ ®tinate
coughs, lagrippe, croupe, asthma
or other bronchial affecti >n, for
I feel sure that a number of my
neighbors are alive and \.'ell to
day because they took my advice
to use it. I honestly bel-eve its
the best throat and lung medi
cine that's made." Eisy to
jprove hp' s right. Get a b ial bot
tle iree, or regular 50c ( r $1.00
bottle. Guaranteed by Free
man Drug Co.
}jU lin uti lilt mi
We wish to advise you that
we ha ve
season’s-''
'
MEN’S & BOYS’
and
• COPvi8r}MT’l^6^
Hom©^ Qf Qopci
It behooves eviery inafi iahd boy int€i6^
clothes-—Best CLOTHES-rtd.ccme here to see
■;.:^ur ,showing;l.i;M:^- ..j
>uSuits at Merit; Suits >f Cbafa/cter.lSuits of
O u r pnces are alwavs ill kee^i;n|.^i^ .
d y ou’ll in«l4hey’re
M e ri’s Suits ' $kG4*'|df' $25,00'"
. (jarry ia of Men’s, ;
^ ^di^jVSr'lin^J:Sh6^, Bl3^GoGds;\Hat Hw**
BtirlingtOKij.
MUCH D1SE1S&^
and.
Advice Aijout Stomach •'TrouH**
. . Hovy to.Relieve Them.
; Do not neglect'indigestion maT
lead to ail softs' of ills ancT'c impltca-
tlons. An eminent physician cnee said
that ninety-Srp per cent of al! jthe ill«:
of the hiiman body hav./s their 'rijiin In
a dii?ordered stotn'ach. ' , * i ■ '
Our experience' with jiyspcp-
sia Tablets leads us toJpelieTe, '.hem^tf
be among the most dependab o reifa^'
dies knoTSTi for the relief of iodlges >
-tion and chi^b'uic dyspepsia.- 'Iheir in
gtediepts fire soothing and "'ling tc
the Inflamed membrnnes of tliv? stem
adli They are rich In pepsin one ol
the greatest digestive aids iiiiOwn to
medicine. The relief they isTord is
rery prompt. Their use wit!/ persis-
ti^cy and regularity for a sh >rt time
tends to bring abont a cessatic ;i of the
imins caused by stomach disor ^ers.
Bexall Dyspepsia Tablets he p to in
sure healthy appetite, to aid dilation,
at»a thus promote nntrition. Ais evi
dence of our sincere faith ix. Rexall
Dyspep^a Tablets, we ask you to try
them at our rlsfc If they do not
give you entire satisfaction, fe will
return you the money :y6a ,;>aid us
for them, without question or formal
ity. They come In three sizeiprices
25 ceritis. 60 cents, and Re
member, you can obtain th m only
tt ouir store ~ The Rexall Store.
Freeman Drug Co.
Mrs. R.
of
W,5LSv;'-U|;^,r. t^? _
L. Phillips, of Indian^
nounced my case,^a vefyj^^stub^rn ,d)iie,
. li^s. I no|. able' |o sit up, ’ wHerij "dohii^^h^ed^ioi ^ 1
,take .i'
• * . ■’-JS, -T • : ‘•-•'V ' T-'i: . "Ai-.
I used It
Now, the severe pain," IMt had
■'iW' my ^’^ide"
has gone^ and I ,dpn!4 suffer at ialt ; I a:m feeling better im
in a long time,, and. cannf>t
highly df
Af you are one of those ailing yroiirien who suffer from ahy
of the troubles so common to
' CardUi is a biiilder of woi?ianly strength. Composed
of purely vegetable Ingredients, it acts quickly '6ni ' tiifii
- womanly system, building up} Ivonianly strength^ toftirtgtup^
womanly nerves, and iregulatlnjt the woiijarily Jiysteiit
^jCardui has been in successful jusie for mpre than 50; years,
fthousands of ladies hav^W^tt^n to tdl of tbc benefit thiiy
k Try it tor ycjur^
twifc 0;’ '
recieived from
c
ljidi«t‘ Advisory Det*t. Gha
«iidMrPaii,l—'
cufativ'e powersv But fetr drujg stor.es
carry se^j owip^ tb.-thjB h^h op^t
of the^jlicle. .;
This country a large consumer of
this costly seed it into
the ,^apous, ^ataririi iremed^, Penm%
8oldthewo?M^
Fifty Voipng;
Fift>' more jouogi men- are
wanted to iearn Telegi-f piiy: .^ind
aceepr positions tettgrpph op-»
^eratoi S on the L. & N. Railroad.
Address E: H. K0Y, "
Nashville, Tenn.
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orks.
ry
V the ^
mont
I you?
IS. 6
ACRE FARM, 2 miles Southwesit of Burling
ton, 6-room dwelling, 2 wells of goo^'Water,
all necessary out hous^, good orchard, good
meadow, 30 acres in open cuIti'V'atiori and 15
acres in woodland. We will sell for $3: ,350.
ACRE FARM, 112 miles west of Burling
ton, N. C., 30 acres in cultivation, 20 acres in
woodland, small dwelling and barn. We
will sell this for $1500.
W. W. Brown. Manager
J. A. Davidson, Pres
DIRECTORS: J. A. Davidson
arolina. a
If you have a farm or city property for
sale, list it witli us. It will cost you noth
ing to sell through our company.
If you Have money place it with us.
We pay 6 per cent interest,
We write I i re. Life and Live Stpck In
surance.
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ACRE ?ARM> J2 njiles northwest of JBjUrling-
ton, 7eroo«i cottage, larie feed and .stuck
bto,,ov«:;^^jr^ thousand fruit This is
the best prfe|iiE^ ^e (purity; soil mostly
gray^ We will seU jt^fitrm^
The Central Loan dSr Trust Company
capital, STOCK 350,000.00
John R. Hoffman, Sec. & Treas.
J. A. Pickett W. W. Brown J. Ed. Moore
J. A. Islev John R. Foster
C. V. Sellars R. T. Kemodle C. D. Johnson
J. Bedford Thompson. -
ACRE FAR .VI, 3 miles, northwest of Pur-
lington, 5-rOom cottage, 6 acres under Jj||
square mash hog wire fencci all gray soil.
We will sdl this place for $1000. >
J. M. BrpWning
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