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PUBLISHED EVERY URIDAY,
Wk. H. Sthwabt, Editor and Owner
: Entered as aeoond-class matter Jan
wart 16, 1900, at the post office at China
&rore, N. O., ander tne aos 01 jaarono,
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Local Train Schedule.
Arrival of passenger trains
at China Grove. r
(Only trains that stop here are given.)
-Northbound.
NO 8 for Richmond .... 4:35 MB
NO 44 for Washington. . 7:05
NO 36for Washington. . 11:37 1-IU
NO 46 for Greensboro . . 410 p-D
NO 12 for Richmond . . . . 7:19 p Q
Southbound.
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NO 45 for Charlotte. . . . 5:56 i-D
NO II for Atlanta. . .... 9:39 I-D
NO 7 for Atlanta .. .... 3 '-10 p-D
NO 35 for Atlanta . .... . 8 :15 p-m
China Grove, August 29, 1913
In the discussion of matters
pertaining to a town, county or
State, let no one think that, when
the word "people" is used that it
necessarily means all the inhabi
tants of snob community, nor a
majority, nor yet a goodly num
cer, for per chance it may mean
only two. Demagogues Use the
word to impress others with the
importance of their . imaginings
People, like few, merely means
tan fir mnra.
FAITH.
t'amed from Tallulah Ifalls, Gra
on a visit to his parents He has
been running maohery for the
Hard way Contracting Company,
in Georgia.
Faith and Orescent crossed bats
on the latter'a diamond. The
score-board at the end of the game
showed 8 to 2 in favor of Faith
Thursday at the Peeler reunion.
Mrs. J. Corl and children are
visiting at her father's, down on
the Gold HIH road, today.
J. T. Wyatt has delivered two
wagon loads of granite window
sills to the R. A. Brown Construe
tion Company, in Conoord. They
will be used in thd new addition
to 'the graded school house now
being erected in that place.
The SuDday School classes o
Mrs. G. H, Peeler, P. A. Peeler
W. 8. Barger, G; C. Miller and
in"
the grove near the church on Sat-,
urday, August 28rd. ."v
Rev. A . Al bert Gonser, Mount
Oarmell, Pa., will be at''L6jrer
stone Church on the first Sunday
in September' at 11 o'elookiaod
will preach also . at Shiloh Re
formed church at ; Faith at eight
o'clock the same nigbt ( and will
also preach the second Sunday in
September at Shiloh, N. O , at 11
a. m., and at night at 8 o 'dock
he will be here with a view of be
coming pastor of the Faith charge
of the Reforined churches. '
Mrs. Myroo Fisher is. spending
the day with Mrs. Henry Heilig
L. R. Earnhardt and rb. T.
Fesprman will soon commence
on an addition to the Salisbury
Cotton Mill." , '
x Sydney R. Wyatt writes borne
hat he is-well pleased with the
LI. S. Navy and that he has al
ready won some medals and is
getting along fine. 1
Mrs. J. Corl has a beet in her
garden 15 inches around. Who
ever beats that trot out your beat.
Venus got some good pictures
at the v orphans - home pionio at
Crescent recently.
J. T. Watt wants to find a vein
of free mill gold ore on some farm
for some Northern caitpalists who
will furnish the money to develop
it right away. This might bring
many thousands of dollars in our
section if one could be found.
Sandy Friok, who just came
home on a visit from the navy at
Portsmouth, Va., reports he is
getting along fine. He has gain
ed over thirty pounds since being
there and likes it fine.
; Lots of people went to Mount
Hcpe today to the Youst reunion.
There is a small house in Faith
where the bats camp in every day.
Atvdark they begin to come out
by the hundreds. At break of
day light they return. Vkkus.
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Jill h.X 'v -:-;' -EEUNG- GONDUGTED 'BY'':7;:;'::'S;;4y,
Snff dring a broken'blood-vessel,
Mrs. Thomas M. Rice, aged 56
years died suddenly at the home
of a daughter, Mrs. J. H. Sapp,
in.. Salisbury late Wednesday afternoon.-
She was strioken with
paralysis, immediately and did
not regain consciousness. She is
survived by four daughters and
two. sons. Among the daughters
are Mrs. Sapp and Mrs. N. C. Lit
tie, both of Salisbury. The bu
rial took plaoe at Franklin, this
county.
rfnibv Consult Us
iTiist tbaonoment ydV eyes 8how signB of failure,
comtj in and coEBultWs. A scientific examination
will phow just whatf he trouble is, and what glasses
you need. We have the latest and most accurate
instruments for detecting eye troubles.
STARNES & PARKER
JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS. !
NEW DRUG STORE
A new drug store has just been opened in the
Company Store Building on Jorth Main
Street, and has a big stock of
Fresh Drugs, Toilet Articles, Patent medicines,
Sundries, Oigars, Tobaccos, etc.
has been received and will be sold at most reasonable
prices. Prescriptions a Specialty; You are invited
to give us a portion of your business. Wa guarantee
to please. Very respectfully, J
Frieze Drug Co. Phone 29.
at China Grovel has vbeen a success, has gone .by ;.leap and bounds bey
tneir eiLpeisiu tiuu9 ,u u v .vyjiuu .uu atup , iaj - uautv yi ? tuc v iiu,eo tiiuy are v lug,
wonder at the sare being a SUCCESS, and now they are moving the entire Kannapolig stock to China - Grove and will
have some on sale SATURDAY ; : So Saturday will be the G$E ATEST.D AY of the jsale to buy. real bargaitfs, ' We are " v
over-stocked on airlines and if ;prices wljl move this immense stock ft will surely go. So come Saturday expecting some- - .
thing and you will not, be disappointed; rNothing charged at sale prices; 4 o -tpt .r mffhj
Granulated sugar, 20 r. i
pounds for V- t'Jl .00
Salt to go during eale at 50c
1 sack to a customer. ;
8 cakes of Trilby 'soap for 25 c
7 cakes octogon soap for 25c
50 lDonndcans coffee, regu
lar 25c value to gp during
the sale for- ' 15c
Soace will not allow us to
mention but a few of the
many bargains ' in : this de
partment. . 4
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We will put our entire
stock of hardware in this Bale
at less than manufacturing
cost.
3 drills to go during sale $65
8 weeders that cost $7.50 $5
1 buggy that cost 50.00 at $45
1 buggy that cost 32.00 at $27
1 hack cost 32.00 to go at $27
4 hay rakes cost 17.00 at $15
1 wagon cost 38.00 now $35
Dry Goods
Here is where a little
money will go a long way
New, bargains will be added
daily.
36 in. long cloth, regular 10c
value to go at . 7c
27 inch chambray, regular 10c
value, sale price 6c
36 inch percales, regular 10c
value, to go at Jc
Regular 7c ginghams at , 5c
All standard prints now 5c
36 inch bleaching, regular 10c
value, to be sold at 7c
Boys' Clothing
All to be closed out at prices
ranging from 98c to $3.98
36 inch" all "wool sergesblack
blue, taii .nd gray regul ar 50c
m goods to go in sale at 39c
44 inch black French serge;
$1 value, to go at . 79c
36 inch block taff eta silk e vef y
yd; guaranteed, at 49c
All yard wide messaline silk,
.regular $1 eyery where,
in sale - - 69c
All soft summer silks, figured
and plain, regular 25c
' and 35e articles to go in
sale at 18c
Hosiery
1 lot childrens hose 4 to 9i a
regular lUc value ior oc
1 lot regular 15c value for 11c
Lot ladies hose, a -10c seller
the world over to go at 7c
1 lot ladies hose 25c value. 19e
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1 'lot regular 50c corsets, a
good one to go at . 25c
The American Beauty corsets
$1 the world over, at 69c
4 Ladies Collars
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All regular 25c collars at 15c
All 50c collars and cuffs at 35c
1 lot ladies' handkerchiefs, ,1c
Regular 5c value for v3c
Resular 10c value for 7c
Towels
1 lot extra size cotton damask
towels 25c value at 18c
Lot 15c value at 11c
Lot lOo value at 7c
1 pr. full 721 n . good value at
v 65c to be sold at 39c
1 pr.'C damask reg, 50c for 30c
1 pr. red damask 25c value 21c
1 pr. all linen, extra heavy, a
regular $2 00 retailer to
go at i , $1.49
1 lot clothing of 50 Or. more
suits that cost as high as 8 50
wholesale, slightly damaged,
some with cuts in them but
for a good e very-day winter
suit they are good values -. to
go at $3.75 per suit
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Shoes
Space will not allow us to
quote prices on our shoes, but
they. will be marked in plain
figures and put on the counter
at prices that will astonish
you. so look for our shoe
counter
To give you an idea of how
we will knife our" shoe stock
we will mention a few prices
1 lot of tan oxfords for men;
rubber soles, that cost 2.75
lstvprice, will go now ta $2 49
Everything' in' ladies', ox
fords and pumps will be sold
for less than wholesale cost.
Furniture
; We have some great values
in our furniture department
in this sale all at less than
factory cost. Don't fail to
see this department. .; Every
thing goes in this sale, noth-
All - regular 1.00 shirts 79c.
All regular 50c shirts.at ' 39c'
1 lot men's regular 25c fancy;? '
: u socks, to go at A 0c
1 lot 25c socks to go at 15c
; 25c 44 . - -X 13c
44 15c 44 10c:"
r-44 10c : 44 . ;-; ; : . 7c r" X: Ui
Men s reg 10c handkerchiefJTc
All -50c men's neckwear 29c "r
All 2f" men's n.k wear 15c '
All 3.50 Stetson hatsW $2 49
All 4.00 Stetson hats d $2:9
All regular $2 ; hats; $o&pg i
men styles, newest and - -
best at ' ! 1 ,$l:.49; ; - -
Lot 1.50 hats in all styles and .
colors, in this sale for 98c ' -Lot-
black ounce and other'
; s'tyles regular $1, the".-
world over, for - " v79c ' K
Lot 50c and $1 hals- for . , 39c -Lot
5c hats to sell for - 25c .
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All small .notions; in - this
sale at reduced price., r -
Specials
' We will offer during, sale 7
spools Chad wick thread for
25c. CoatS thread 6 spools
for 25c. 1 t '
Every day during our sale,
between the hours of 4 and 5
p. m. we will sell io -yds.
of Fruit of the Loom of 7 Bar
ker Mill Domestic for7ic per
yard. Ihese brands are sell-
ing reserved. No goods jing everywhere for I2c.
charge at sale price and : Father George's sheeting at :
nothing sold on approval. 6c per yard by the bolt. " ' -
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Beautiful lasting denial work
Elegant Offiaea, Cool as the 8eaahor, Prices
are Bight, Work is Right and Guaranteed to
please. Latest' Scientific . Method for Doing
Painless Operation. - :
Sets of Teeth; ;1.;;.i...........$o to 1$10
Crowns and Bridgework. . . . . .V.i$3't0 $5
All work at lowest prices tili July 81st. Now
is the time to save money. r .i.fi' - M
Lady Attendant. Phono 7G3.
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Salisbury Branchy , 126i N. Main St7
Corriher & Carpenter,
China Grove. 6-
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Glauso Shears! V
A good pair of shears is
hard to get. Always buy
the CLAUSS shears from
us and if they are not
satisfactory just bring them
back and get a new pair
without cost. No questions
will be asked.
CHINA GROVE
Hardware Co. '
DR. G. L. LANG
The Eye Strain Specialist
A Concord, will be at Dr . Ram
aanr's offise in ?(Jhina Grove to
examine eyes at(d 'fit glasses, vv :
Wednosdny, July J6th,g
from. 10 a im. to 12 aud will be at
Landis at Hotel in the afternoon
from 2 until 5 p m. Dr-Lang is
an expert in his line aud : if. you
have weak eyes see him. fit 4t.
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Now is the time to have new
rubber tires puff on your buggy.
We piit on the genuine Kelly
Springfield tires for
$15.00 a Set
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. rAttorney at Law '
SjBukti:?'H;N Cabomna
.: Gives Carefiil AUention to Mattara
J. 0. WHITE & CO.
v "Vehicle MaiiiitfacturQrs
; - : 212 E. Fisher St. ,
fnone 143 rt
SALISBURY, N. C.
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PURE, FRESH DRUGS.
There is as much differenceun Drags as in
other articles of merchandise, but there are
grea.ter reasons Why you should ha v the best
of drugs than of anything else. Life often
depeads on the quality of the drugs you .use 1 ' ,
My Quality is of the Very lBeist
and Prescriptions filled at my store are given
the most careful attention You will make
. no mistake, when in need of drugs by trading at
DeWitt C. Swaringen's '
The Druggist and Prescriptionst -
Swaringen's Liver Pills are the Best 25 cents r"
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Has since 1894 given Hiorough testniction
. ' influences at the lowest possible cost.", . ' ;m ' ' V'
' :'- RESULT! It Is to-day with Its faculty of ;Vboardlng patronage of 358 f
v Its student body of 412, and ts plant worth $140,000 : v " f)
f;& THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA; ; c
$r50 pays all charges for the yearT Including table bcrd,TOom. lights, steam ;:.
heatlaundry, toedioJ attention, physical culture, and tuition in al subject, i
except music and elocution. ; "or catalogue and" application blank address, 'J
REv THOMAS ROSSER REEVES, B. A., Principal,
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