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jUrf •Jtmiwit
ifl -' ?'• ■ • ‘ .
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: Mik. vWiftar' «iffiUMaai J* -viaMii«
[keie-i*^, M»- P«^. -' ’■•^ '■ ■’;=■’■ "'-'
TmSw Aimaf* Wcleam at
Wm Maggi* CMe of OutlKi^'.its
|iiw giM«t Mlaf Oart«l4 .
Hiaa N«tti« Bid^ «t Smp^w
WednMday S»er* witt rdrtiws.
Hka BUifilM nionas «)U leave
londay to attund a house partjr at
Karttam.
)b. and Mrs. J. M. Cranford and
rilr. J. C. GriSiM are p^ndinr a few
day* ia Orange CooAty.
Kin Mary TJios^eoa ^cc the first
of the week wit^ her parents .neyr
Graliam.
Mias Mary Barriscer of Winston-
Sateia was the goest of Miss Fannie
Clapp this week.
Mrs. Addie La. Fond left yesterday
to spend her vacation at Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
Mrs. J. L. Kembdle and dautrhter
of Greensboro are the g;uest of Misses
lifatie and Jntia Fogleman.
Mrs, E. t>. Boland retamed Wed
nesday from Greensbcro -where she
visitad friends.
Free ice water at Walker’s 5, 10 &
25c Store, Main. Street. Make our
vton beadqwrten Chautauqua vreek.
The friends of Mr, George A. Gar>
risen 'i!iU be grlad to know that he i.;
getting alone all right. Ho had 3
cancer taken off.
M^ f, R... Mqbafie and . daisgfater,^
Miw Annie Maud spent sereral days
in Greensboro. They were met there
bj his son, W. V, Mebane of Rome,
Ga., iM from there they spent some
time^in Winston-Salein visiting: Mrs.
G, J. Raper.
«£-
COCG* BWroWT- TKAT
Ufa |»#aM;iKoat d« Tw^lint PSnic ]
BalMM;tkr m4 fMwyi ail Miawd ic
» tlrattirt. WMlkiw Co^ SffV
Or. 9M ' FtM-T«i>CrMM»f.
bgr its^iiM
miti et fma «aa»rt^ Att ••-
• dancen^i'
CoUL G» V TMr taicr, wk far a*
tSe w^tiul bmh |bubM OOMPAMY, Pw>p«„
start at aate aM S*'" -
eif Co«|^ and CU.
Mt iSvcy. 1 >TM«r«d Da«'i|
m4 iitcy Mad* ali
tStatenent si*» Pycwbgr tt^
. N*
On jama^ t91S, Ufr.
aaid:. “Xy kidv^s hamt hattemd
for SMM itin# and I am Mftic
I have for a Vmc
whBe."; ■ .;v,
; - .Prtoe Btc,. ..at
aak t» A;
Mrs. Bacba* {mC POSTQUfE|»;
iBaiaif^
»V.Y.
t«AW
SAtS BVXLTN
Hmatizt.
WANTS
He CmM Net Keep Ber Pmn Hia
Fartaae if Kept in Mattewaa.
N«w York. Juoe^Stl.—Or. Charies
A. Mills, of Philadelphia, a witoeas ia
the jury trial to test the swoity of
Harry K. Thaw, tMtiOed today that
tlunr believed that Ids wife, Evelyn
Neshit Thaw, wanted him kept in the
Matteawan asyhsm so that as an in-
sana persona he would be unable to
make a will euttinf hor off froni his
fortune. / >
nie qtteetion put by one of Thaw’s
attorneys was said to have been
WABNIKG! !
DeKaqaeKt Tax Payers.
T'fcMifcir *•••«
^ ««*I to «5, pH aUows^ ita-VU' .tiat *t Hum.--'-mi o
An Idli and prior’ taxes wbkh are
not iMid to aut btfore noon of Hon>
dsy, the 5th of July^ 1915, will posi*
tivdy be adv»ti8ed and the property
to cover sold. ^
The law allows no further indo-
^cnee to Oelioquents.
I am an officer sworn to obey dre
law. I have no ot^r t««oui^ than
to advertise and ^I. 1 shall, there
fore, be unable to evade the unpleas
ant duty of levyine oh the pn^erty
or ^misheeinK the wages of each and
every delinquent who does not settle
r.t once the amount of hi& delinqu-
prompted by a published article quot- ency.
ing Mrs. Thaw as beinp fean'ui lor ti»e i i can inake not or.* «»ntion-
safety of her son if her husband jvnll be useless to ask further time—
should be released. Mrs. Thaw, who it is beyond my power snd legal right
has been ssrved with a
expected to testify as a
the Stste next week.
“Thaw., told me,” Dr.
sbpoens, s*to extend it. , - ’
ifitness for Those who have not settled
1
me by July lOdi, can only blatne
Mills said, themselves; ’. and I solemnly worn
“tiiat his wife had motives in wanting ^ those, here a»d iinsU/, that if they
to keep him in Matteawen, He did do not at once respond to this notice,
not think she had anything against the steps requirsd by law, will with-
him personally, or was apprehensive out further w-rniag—be regretfully
for her son, but thought she believed but unhesitatingly taken,
that as long as he was in Matteewan,' It cannot be expected tbat I shall
he could not make a will cutting her peroonally cul! on every delinquent,
ofl'.'’ end t shall not attempt to do so.
— — — 1 It is your duty to settle for your
ITAL.V PKEPAKING FOR S YEARS’ taxes at my oflice, and unle» you do
: -WAR. ■
AH the Mudtlm Faeliiric* «
Kiag^oa Weridsig Da; aad Tliglit
Ob Sapplir*.
Rom^ June 27.—ital^ military
Walker’s 5, J.0 4 25c Store clerks authorities today asaerted that aii tfa«!
sp*nt one evening last week at .the arms,' aiAmuititton and expiostves fac-
Piedmont Park, carrying supper and torie.^ in the kingdM are workirtjf
enjoying the evening. After laach|ia^ snd night to sarare not only what
they went to Hiss Patterson’s home
where diey were entejrUjned with
muakal selections. .
' jso before noon on Monday, he 5th
' day of July, 1 regret to advise that
T(k! the unpleasant and expensive meth
od of enforcing collection by law mast
be employed against you. ,
Rtspeeaoffr, , , j
,cook,,
Sheriff Alamance Coun^.
1)—;
by 'fwii Baeeb)^,
^ i* M,applkiiN«,^r^
Wta^af.as to tjhe young nuut to vdiow
.adfreeMd.
is Nbr. BeeeWs tetter:
"Itoo ^ nowi for tt* to«* ti*H*f
ntduri int4j tor yoataalf. Y«J
BF'*w ■ ■ !»«■«,> aad
Jlil fuilly
•"« way in » is a
flMd Uy Bake ji new stjui, t»
&nits ^ «teac «ndt ytm ha«:
fW''a99*>ieiiie^ aiU teke on..lMbiU
a^tjek ym .have fooAd t»
“Yta must net go. into d^.: Avoid
4^ as you woo{d m d^. “'Ibke
it a fandamental ruie. No debt—
or no^ng.
“Make few pronuses. Religiously
obs^e even the smallest promise.
A man why means to keep his promise
eanaot^alfdrd to make many.
“Be scrupulously careful of ail
t»ta»«nts. Accuracy and perfect
No guesswork. Either
«r accurate truth,
"ISbw working for others, sink
si^ yourjell out of sight. Seek their
int«K^ Make yourself necessary
to tbose who emidoy you, by industry,
fidelit^r and scrupulous integrity.
SeillSlmess is fatal,
“Hold yoursef responsible for a
standard than anyboly expects
of you. Keep your personal stand
ard high. Never pity yoursef. Ba
a hsird master to yourself, but lenient
to everybody else.
“Concentrate your force' on yonv
own proper business; do not turn off.
Be constant, steadfast and perserv-
ing.
“Do not speculate or gamble., You
go to s lane where everybody is ex
cited and stiives to make money
suddenly, targeiy, snd without work
ing tor it. They blow soap bubbles.
Steady, patient industry is both the
surest and the safest wcy. Greediness
and haste are the two devils that de
stroy thouisands every year,”
jrticre are only two things I wo«ld
add to this remarkable letter. One's,
to be polite and tactful. The other
is, be sure that you are really in
terested in tjii work you undertake
tie do.
PoUtness and fact are perhaps not
absolutely indispensable to success.
Wte «C
\ -a-. 1
IIm iMTve tmUn. ' Y«a diBA mwd t«
iH he>^ tas, itntae. Ti
haa^: Jm Perna’s
we wiB yw direct.
Ih* ^fee of « Jui* bottte ii SiU».
S«ad thif amstmt and >our dealer s
Kane to:
Bl^EDY SALES COBPOBATlOX.
■ Chaiiolt3,-N.:C '
Mrs. Joe Person’s Wash dwuld bt
uai^ in conneedon wit& dhe Remsdy
for the cure of ai»m owl the rdief
of iidamed and e»«eeted aui'faceif.
It ia eqpaciailf valuable tor waaett,
and should always be used for ulcera
tions.
•etiPB IS to reafBV);^ 1^1^ MW*
ewfclJih ^ ^
lie fWa tS hm» i
w«s in^ fiiuaSii win SK
be able to niiime ‘Oft' for.
months. WhM uestt. A driva against
Iti^y be Jf .tte..Tcar.;
t»ni$‘ ailiiK, feidl.ab^ to pres^e tlbe
virtual deadlock in the w^tem thea
ter of inr. .
m NOtlH CAIOUMA
(sum W UMOIITUE
018 HECIUklC UTS
RG-CAPTCKE OF LEMBERG.
The success of the Austro>Germ«n
forces in driving the Russians out of
Lemberg marks the close of one im
portant phaise of the war. It matter!!
little whether the Russians retirement
ordcily. eVacuaiuZi o" tfcst the
Teutonic allies entered the city after
a desperate battle. Evidently thers
was considerable fighting' in the past
three days. That is was not ail rear
guard engagements covering the Mus
covite retreat is c)ear fro mthe Rus
sian official claims of victory at vari
ous points where the Czar’s troops ha'1
taken the offensive.
Where the real 'si^iftcatice of the
re-capture of lemberg lies is’ in the
fact that Rassa hais been forced to
abandon every ;'osit)on taken from
Austria until March iest when Prwm-
ysl surrendered. In the beginnig o’
the war. Russia overran Galicia. Aus-
tria-Hungat7 «eemed on the verge, if
NEW SANITARY CANNERY.
1 bag to anounce thct our new
Sanitary Cannery is new coinplctej
and we will be abie to can tomatoes,
Iwans, etc., for the public on Tues
days, Thursdays and Sctuidays.
Let us da some of your canning
for a trial and we are sure that you
■»ri!J always send to us.
Very truly,
WILUAM T. STOKES, JR.
■■ . : ^
,®ie reinstatement of 700 men by
tb^ Ss'jthcioi Railway, even though
for only three days in the week at
fil«t, is the kind of news to whi!h
apace is most cheerfully given.
~?9i^
day end
will be
Siunnicr and the coming Autumn, but Kot with drums loud bray,
for the possibility of a contincunee Grim old reminder of war time,
of the inflict lor three years, in- t^t us welcome the 4th today,
eluding the supplies of arras wUch
it will be necessary to . replace.
FOR SOW LONG?
Burlinj(4on Raiae* a Pertinent Qoes-
■■
HOW TO KEEP THE TOI. j®“t they certainly count for much i;i
■ ^l>clping to win success, and they count
,/or piucli in making life more coni-
foi’tabl^ both for you and for n!I with
.whom you have dealings,
^ .4.S to beiiig interested that em-
;phat:i;«ily is indispensable,
j man. can be truly efficient, or
attain his highest posstbilitie^*
: unless he is int«nfi«ly, Absorbingly
I interested iii his work,
A iatevest means
mediocre .results, when it does not
mean outrisht iailure.
But with gt«titude and Thscsgivinig,
With deeds of beauty and worth,
t>et us once again do honor,
To the day of the nation s birth.
With prayer and praise, gladness.
Let us welcome this blessed day.
Young men ^king to equip
themseJvea for practiml life in
Agriculture and aii its altied
braitchce; in Civi), Electrical and
X!e e h a n i c a I j^nsnneering; in
Ctemi'try and Dyeing; in Tex
tile Industry, and in Afrricultral
Teach.ng will find excellent pro»
vidon for their chosen careers
at the Stftta’s Industrial College.
This College fits men for life.
Faculty for the coining year of
65 men: 767 studedt*^; 25 build
ings. Admirably equipped la
boratories in each department.
County examinations at &BCh
county scat on July 8th.
For catalogue, write
E B. OWEN. Kegislrar*
West Raieigh, N. C.
tUJCAU)
In this time of industrial opportu
nity, :t is gratifying to ««e what a
firm grasp the men trained at tha
Agricultural and Mechnnical College
are taking on the iAdustrial life ot
military collapse. After being a men-
ace to Europe for over forty year*, tbs ^ut they are doing-
unknown forces of the dual mo„»rcfav. themselves and to
when called into the fMd. were seen'
to be pitifully, weak under the condi- '
tions of moduli'^HirfBrf. '
are directing cotton miiis. On our
When a neighbor fclis us that he Under the Star-Spangled Banner,
has recovered from a serious illness, While the Spirit of P^ec holds sway
the first question that naturally arises
is, “How long will he keep yell?” May progress and Independence,
Temporary relief is one thing, but a With wisdom wiilk hand in band;
lasting cure is altogether, different. To dtiye each skulking evil*
There is ecthing t^poftry about ihts Out of our dear homeland,
work of Doan’s Ktdo^ Hlls as the
foUowing evickine' provra beyond a
doubt., To promote the .easise of peace,
: Hrs. Saul Hughes, 926 Dixie St., To war with .ail evil forces,
■ Oivly so shall our land Increase,
Lemberg, a city of about-140,000,highways you ilnd the.;,
fell on September 2, a ,scant month „,;th transit and rod. They aro
after the war began. Austro-Hung«.-men who need draughts-
iar. troops melted a%vay before the in- machinists. Young men wb,>
vader. At last an army as large ... ^,„bUiouH and detormined to make
*he combined armies of Napoleon and iMrt»sh.ff-
WeUington at Waterloo, or the com- makinfr their way to this
bined armies of Meade and Ue nt s„stilution. The faii announc-
Gettysburg shut itself up in Przem- announcement in this paper will
ysl. The Russians twreviith out heavy j^^^est .scores of youn^ men.
siege guns and could onjy reduce
the great fortess fby invejtmdt
and starvation,  Austria could not
send an army to relieve the b^iegfil
garrison. l^' tHe fortress MI when
U£ YOUR RESOLU
TIONS.
When .you open the >?iue pot
and don’t use it—it jjets dry and
worthlesa-doesn’t it? When
you nriake a resofntion ?j)d don’t
keep it - it doe* you ni> good—
do::sit? You are sroing to open
an aecsunt here Yes, ever sitice
ye>u have been- reading ^’baf we
have been saying to you, yosj've
bfen raaking that resolution
Glue that resnlutior> * Do it now!
Make it stfek? easy to start
—and wlien you start it’s done.
Isn’t that £0?
We pay Interest on Time De
posits.
^ > vaUII^CE I^ll AND WUSLl^OliRAHf
■IhE LARGEsQ^Np 'OLDiS'l BA!^- m TflE COBNTy.
(T^ Oas MTitf) th« CUms.)
BURLINGTOii K C
This ii the vehJict of al) the ages. i^““* 8“"®- Then.it seemed as if
fevery inan who .Sis' achieved much |serious obstacle stood in th j'
has had a thie'passion for the tasks j'*™y the victorious Russian march
!he set himself to complete. j*“ Cracow. AustWah pHwsners cap-^
I Also, my young friend, I would ask;Pvzemysl exceeded 127,000J
',v6« to ri^' espeelSfi'y'Mr. Bceeher’:: thousands of soldiers were lost;
: three-word stkte^ent, SelAsh is fatal, fruitless sorties; |
i The ifaiui who works only for him- Teutonic plan ’
For our country needs brave soldiers, may perhaps amass money-, hnt l»P«ng "had an-ived. In-,
he will not win rear success. Money ;slc.*id of maksnj^ a detorr.iined drive alj
is,after all, the last iten in a really "est^rn theater .-«r'
successful life. The most impoitant j ,
is tbtr consciousness that your life has *** ® gigaJitic movement to,
beon so spent that it has meant much ’’’ecapture Przemysl and Lemberg an-l ,
fa:- the go6d of others,- Russia from Galicia. Kitch->-J
, ner had predicted that the real fighting: i
! would begin in May. This led British'
1 people to expect a vigorous ofFensiva'
^by the allies. .Instead there came tlrj j
I vigorous drive by the Germans at ‘
In yroodnc^s, in wealth, in power;.
^;Ti).I the stars which shtce above,
The be.-:utiful star-Spanklcd Banner,
i Shall look on a land of love.
TIRED.
RE-
I Where all men dwell as brothers,
j Wfc'jre wealth is accounts^
ACHING MUSCLES
LIEVEO.
Hard worft, overexcrtion, mean stiff,
sore muscles. Sioan’s Liniment lightly
I Let us work for the advance- fjppiie^^ a'little quiet, and your sore-
ment,
So best shall woskiep the ,^ta-th.
lYpres, which startled England,
RUB-MY-TfSii
Will cure Rheomatitm,
ral|^». HeadachM, Oamp«.,Co!ie
Spraiitt. Br»iie». QilfcBaWJiiOW
Sores. T^r« Kitti>Wo^ £e>
zem«, etc. /
lised ioterni
T^TOUNG MEN*,
(By H. Addinton £ntc«.>^
I *>» Mk«d viMt I
thlnr Mnpz sns«, (vyM tc 6a it,
Apparently Ypres was -merely a
strategical movenient-.,.At least, it wa.^
not followed up, while the ,Kaiser ds-
tached immense numbers «f,|roops to
join with the Austro-Hur.r;~i-jans in
tJie tremendous drive ai,-;-,L.ist the Rus
sians in Galicia. Never before in thj
history of warftsre has there been sui-h
a determined effort to win regardless
of the cost in men and munitions.
Carnage incalculable has attended the
progrMS of Ae Teutons as they beat
(back fte Ru«>^n armies. As to the
Nothing atinff* Sike the knowledge j amount of uaw^ikm consumed, tlw
tut yon 3l«w allowed a fool to stiiig | Rasgians calci^W^iM Ae four
7^”^^ Anarim. |dayt whfle fornd
•ness disappear* ,'ikc ma^c, “Noth
!ing ever help^ jika your Span's"Lini-1
mer.t. I cai^'hever thank you enough.”
writes one grateful user. Stops suf
fering, aches and pains. .\n excellent
counter-irritant, better and cleaner
than mustard. All Druggist, 25c, Get
a bottje today/ Penetrates without
W»RSE STiNfif'
We are .^howinjr j o.i here-
«ith f.nc- of our liost .>:c Sle/s
jr. the celebrased HOWARD
& FOSTER line of Aien’s
fine shoes at $4.00 worth
$5.00 today. Ail umssriMii-
ty as to whether your sheee;
will v;ear and keeo their,
shape is ended whesj; yo?,f;
walk out in a pair of H.
F. Shoes. Faien!s/.*^viit^
Leather and Russet oiS the
latest English and othei- po
pular lasts. Full iine of \
Hosiery to inatcli.
k-^Aav/v."*-'c/v/.
Burlington,^