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f . uuji ..-.m-i t, -n. -i-n ,,- ..Ni'i'r i.h:"iii . . . . S- , . 1 1 ,. -v - : -.. . A'-:f'lT r-nt----" ?4.. ,v, ... -;f5 VTi'-: -;K r KV S'Cr' T--r VOL. 6, NO. 42, OHINA1GBQVE, N. On OCTOBER 23rd, 1914. PRIOE 75 OENTO -.7 ft' f 4. -.V ':V-.:?-" A ,-i"N ). :-' NEWS j of interest to . 1 ALL OF OUR READERS; Johu K. Brown,. Jas; N, Day amtt. M. A. StirewaU and James K. Oorrell wont hp to Saliebary tc hear A. A. Whituer speak Taes--day. ' Miiiea' Mabel Qoodaight and Alberta Parka,, w bo are attending ihd'biga. aoboQ! here, will spend Saaday jcnne with their pa rental i The little six-year-old daughter rf Mr and Mrs. T. O. Reaver, is ill with diphtheria. Prof. H J. Lmax was in Sa' itbory yesterday and W. R. Yos was there Tuesday. .The professor trisd to see where the uxise came from iu a bast horu and fell in, bat was resoued befpre drowning. R. P. Seirewalt was a fair Visit or iu SaliBbory Wednesday. Mrs. F. L. Yost, who went to Chatham, Va., to attend the fun eral of her brother, rttturud last Friday acoompauied by her nephew, Roy Hedriok. Baxter Winncoff aud sitter, Slsyirgiuia Wintcoft, took iu be fair- in dalisbary. yesterday. , Miss Virginia went on to Catawba to Visited her brother, Maivin Wiueooff . Mist Ruth ThonS has been vis ,itiog her sister at Creed more tEls x - Rt iRamtaat ii able. tp be pn the street a'ftw several lreis,, fiUr boat. " aid Horatio Q. MiHer went utf to erMisses: aekweiderj Who were ill hare recovered. - Miss-Bina Bron spent a few hour! -with home folkT. Sunday evening. The call was a surprise, but none the less agreeable. .8. L. Klutts sud Mrs. W. L. 8eohler spent Tuesday with their aister, Mrs. Fanate Corriher, of L&idis. Rev. aud Mrs. C. A. Brown and Vtheir little son, Herman, waht to Satisbury WTednesday. tFlora Bostian will make a btisinesi trip to Kannapolis Sat orday. , By requett, Rv. C. A Brown will preach at! Mt. Monah next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clook. The many "friands of Mrs. W. Ricks will be rlad to learn that, she has almost recovered frcm her recent illness. , . i A. t Goodman spent several M hours iu Salisbury Wednesday. V. Rev. H. H. Robbius is being keut in this week on account of illnesj. 8. L. Kluttz of Douglas, Arix., is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. L Seobler. - Mrs. H. H. Robbms has as her g'u 't, Mrs. J. G. Penny of Greens boro. ' J.jcky Freeze is just as lucky as ever. He still exists and smiles on those he loves, including his mule, Attention is'oalled to the morfc gag) sale of real estate by John W. Kimball, 8r.; to be found in this paper. John L. Rrndlemau, Kin.. Salisbarv. is attorney for . . - - Mr. Kimball. There is still a chance to see the big air at Salisbury. It is right no to now and vou will eoioy the outing. i " B vsral kind friends have fuin isheil items vfor this paper from time io time. This is greatly appreciated and we extend many thanks. Mav they continue to do so J.J. LenU and 0. O. Sechler were seen in Salisbury yesterday ard weie hating a good time. O. C. wanted so go up in the bal loo but didnTt oatoh hold in time; ' Miss Browne Ritchie is visiting her parents at Richfield this week .J M. Eddbman , was a Salis bury visitor Wtflnesday. ' - ri - Rev. and Mrs. ;W. H, Rirfer were iu Salisbury Monday. . . Mr. and Mrs. John A, Sloop were in Salisbury yesterday.. . B J. Bostian, who has been : ill with typhoid feer and is in the sanatorium in Salisbury, is now in a serious condition his many friends will regret to learn. J . L. Sifferd. Luther Charles Wagoner, R. W.' Petrea, Cto1 Petrea, H. H. and J. M. Peaooek and others took in the fair at Sal isbury Wednesday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. & Sifferd, W. J. Swink and Mrs. P A. Earn hardt, were in Salisbury to see the fair yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Hanna took in the fair at Salisbury Wed nesday. M iss Mary Sloop was a'Salisbary visitor Wednesday, also her sister, Mrs. J. F. Mc3raw of Mooreaville. Geo. A. Bostian of Charlotte, Hpant Wednesday night here at his parents. Whit Wilhelm had his corn shredded yesterday. The chief of the China Grove police force, J. H. Blackwelder, was in Salisbury yosterday morn iug. He was ridiug a mule but whether he took parb iu the races at the fair was not learned. Mr. and Mrs H. C. Miller went ud to Salisbury in an automobile and took in the fair yesterday af ternoon, rH.'p.r Miller hat a new adyer tissment iii ''this paper. vBte ;6ir riea a full line of heavy and fancy flrooeriea." Give him a call. ' ; re:i3am Goodman of Spelaoeif came in yesterday afternoon to visit her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. H. A. Fesperman. James Prbpst spent QBBterday in Salisbury to see the fair. J. T. Deal aud son spent yester day seeing the fair and rnstioat- iug. We again call attention to the advertisement of A. T. Best. Mr BoBt is offering some big bargains and wants everyboby to know it. Read hit advertisement and give him a call. Sifferds have a chance of ad vert semeut in this paper. They have gotten in a line ef new and seasonable goods and will be pleased to. have you call. A car load of terra cotta piping has been received for the crossings o i Park Avenue which is being g a led and on which a good oe B . 1 . . .11. .a . n In. wii& ta J ijx? iaiu. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Shepherd are expected here Sunday to Visit at Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Sifferds'. Miss Woodit of Goldiboro came in yesterday to visit Misses Howell and Cress. Considerable crowds have been attending the splendid fair at Sal isbury this week. The weather has been all that could be desired aod no doubt the enterprise will prove a financial success . Keep Your Stomach and Liver Healthy A vigorous Stomach, perfeot working Liver and regular acting Bowels it guaranteed i you will use Dr. K ng's New. Life Pills. They insure go;d Digestion, cor- reot Constipation and have an ex eel lent tonio effect on the whle sfst'jm Purity your blood aud rid you of all body poisons through the Bowels. Only 20c at your Druggist. Federal Reme Baits Will Op November 30 Washington. Oct. 21. Direc tors and governors of the 12 re - reerve banks today -refused to sup port the proposal of Secretary MoAdoo to open the new: banking system for business November 16. By vote of 87 to 86 they recom 3 - French Marines Crsep Upon Eoenif ind - KilliD Trencnes Wlfft Biyonet. iaris Oct. 20 -11 :1Q tf.' m.-r The French offioial commuuica- ti-n issued'. tonight says Jibe Gr manf today attacked along the entire front and everywhere werer repahed. The text follows: ' J' -The day his been pharaoteriz- ed by an effort of the Germans alocg all parti of the. front, to the extreme north, where the Bel giftb army has held remarkably ; at Labatsse, where the German troops have attempted an offen sive movement of particular vio lence to the north of Arras, at Mametz, between Peranne and Albert ; at Vacquois, to the east of the Argonne, and finally on the heights of he Meute and in the region cf Champion. "Evervwhere the German, at- tacks have bein repulsed. From the battle front, via Paris, Oot. 20. 10 p. m.The Garman invaders are meeting a vigorous resistance in their ef fort to shorten their right wing futher southwestward upon the English Channel. Muoh of the fighting is being done in the ob scurity of fogs. Frenoh marines yesterday gave a good account ox tnemseives. German troops tried a surprise attack on them Sunday but the Frenoh force held the field works against, superior numbers. The fight lasted all day, and then the Germans contented theu?selves with oannonading the position of the marines. A thick f off covered the entire accustomed to such weather con ditions, orent close tatbe Ger- WBS IUO UlUOl , USD u7 uajuut:. The marines got within 80 feet of the trenches before they were seeo. Tneir coming was hearlded too late fot the defenders, who were bayoneted in the trenches anp beyond the trenches as they ran. Four hundred German prisoners were taken. One of the places where the French had been most harassed is near the elbow of the western line. The impor tant position there had been taken and re-taken frequently during the last three weeks. Every time the Germans had been obliged to abandon the position they return- in force and pushed baok the Fi ench by weight of numbers. The French took the position for the twelfth time and held it for 10 hours. Then came a shock of the human battering ram and she French gradually gave way. The Germans began fortifying the place not while tney hwere engaged in this task the earth heaved and there was a deafening explosion. The 10 hours the French held the point had been suffioent to mine every rod of the ground. It is estimated that three German batallions weie an nihilated. The strength cf the German positions north of Rove, which facilitated, their movements to- ward Lille, it is explained by the fact that they were occupying an unfinished canal extending as far aa Ressiel. The Germans found in the deep, broad cutting, mag uifioant entrenchments. Officers of the Allies say they have noted that only about 40 per cent of the shells from German guns explode. They say also that the prodigality of their fire ap- parantly has depleted the German supply of ammuniti3n, as the intensity of the fire lately has diminished.- The French artillerymen are careful m getting ranges and waste few shells. In an artillery duel near Armentieres the Ger mans fired for half a day into thiokets that had been abandoned some time before. The Frenoh three-inoh gum finally got the range and 12 . sjielli silenced the Germane battery. . GwnSAiB ReuM . Tie YkaiOlliWT's. The". Y'V;nd Otber Y'i- Club td a delighW evening, with in Mary 'Rose Friday night. Blicions refieshmentt were let v had I'Mi Delic ed and uumerout ' garnet were yiayvu. aib preaeub uy uwj bad a real good time. This club is composed if the yonog unmar- ried ladies o town, and if any I set can have Ik good time yon can certainly, count ,.them iu every time, but for some m steri m reason theyijare not. willing to give the reporter detailed aooonnts of ' their , prooeed ings. Of conrse y' never mention the other, sex Alren't thsy awful. Toacd u Jwbole System. Chamberfiin'a Cough Tablets have done roore for me than I ever dared hofce for," writes Mrs . Esther Mae Baker, Slpenceaport, N. Y. "I. used several -bottles of these tablets); a few montht ago . They-not-only cured me of bilious attacks, sick headaches and that tired out feeling, but toned up my wfiole system' For Sale bf Frieze Drug Co. Democrats Cinftiflates Here T. F. Hudson, Esq., P. S. Carl ton, Esq., J. F MoCubbms, T. G. Furr, Esq , and the regular Dem ocratic county candidate! were here Wednesday night and hd a very good sized crowd out to hear them lalk. Why Not Publish It? When . you jwant a fact to be come generally; known, the right way is to publish it. v Mrs Joseph Kalians, Perjr, Ind was troubled with belching, Sour stomaohe and frequent headaohes. She writes, "I feel it my duty .to tell others what Chamberlain's Tablets have done for me. 'They have, helped my indigeetioaand regulated my bowels. -Since Using them I have bees' -entirely 1- For Sale by Fieize Dru? Co Ee& WilMm al Home Ben Wilhelm and his two sons who recently left homeland has since been dodging the officers, are eaid to have been at home one night early this week. Just what his mission was 'is not known. It is said thatf they have been in Illinois with relatives since leav ing here and that it is likely they will return there. They were last seen at Barber. It Always Does the Work. 'I like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy better than any other," writes R. E. Roberts, Homer City, Pa. "I have taken it off and on tor years and it ias never failed to give theddsir ssnlt." For Sale bv Frieze Drug Co. Repicas Caniiiate! Neil The i Bowan Republican-Pro gressive candidates will speak in the town hall in China Grove, Saturday night. October 81t. Everybody is cordially invited to be present and hear these gentle- men discuss the issues of the day! Along with th speakers here will.be A. H. Price, Esq., of Salisbury. Mr. Price also speaks at Landis on Thursday 29th, .and at Cleveland Friday 80fcb. Mr. Price is a very in teresting talker and ajl will enjoy hearing what he has to say. $io Reward, $ieo The readers of this paper- will be pleased to learn that there is at least one: dreaded disease that science, has been able to cure in all its stage, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive care now known to the medical fraternity. Uatarrh be ing a consiitutional disease,1 re quires a conatitutional treatment. Mali s uata rrn uure is saxen in ternally, acting directly upon the blood and nuoous surfaces of tthe System, tt sreby destroying 'the foundation of. the disease, and giv ing the patient strength by buil iug' up the tonstitutfon and assist ing nature n doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its corativt powers that " they- of fer One Hi adred Dollars for any case that i fails to cure. Send for list of istimonials. ' ' Address: F. J: CHENEY &CO., Toledo, O. -r.V-..' Sold by ill Druggists 75o. -i MTakeHaisFaniily Puis for Witi LfuBroien Saves Two Llvas I H. J HolllSM fit Uirs.TlIU RlSHIS Will . Ul ll&itt'S ttllfl, - - .Marihville, Oct. 21.rWith' ft leg'which .had been broken, the aaj oeiore wnsu ne, ; xeii . irom a scaffold and fraotured a rib, in addition to the limb, H. J. Holli- man, a machinist of this place, rolled out of ed today and in-1 lie . Cold WUr neighborhood, ing in Weii Flandara and North some way managed tos, rescue hit The crowd was armed with dogs ern" France- The contest in the wife from a wbII-into which she and, ttioki captured one poor little areaV in East Pruiiia Poland land had plunged ti save a neighbor's two-ponnd posaum, and 'stayed Galicia haa been; eanallv cuidaai six-year-old ion. -The neighbor! ohild, Tom Caudle fell head downward into the well, which was not completed bntliad in it ight feet of water. Mrs. Hollimah law that the child would drown and jumped in . after him. At thisguuotore a five-year- old sob of Mr. Holliman ran into ihe room where his father lay with hit leg encased in plaster of Paris and told hitt, something of what had happened. Mr. Holliman cannot explait how he managed to roil out of bet. and get to the well, bnt get then he did, and crippled ai he was, got them both out. Mre. Hilliman says that young Caudle was at the bottom ot the 10-foot well, head down, when she reached him and floated him to t ie surface. She waa then able to make sufficiently strong leaps from the bottom of the well to at .ir onnnffh tn hold nt nntn I her husband came. noks your Cold and. Soothes It has been bard for the com- TOUr( 0on8h WT Pleasant, munity to understand how the Antiseptic and Healing. Chil retcuewas effected, but opinion d'en like it. Get a 50o. bottle of is undivided that both Mr. and Mrs. Holliman should Carnegie medal. reoeive a Apply Sloan's Freely For Umtbagw. Your attaoks of Lumbago are not nearly so hopeless as thy seem. You tdkeve- them-- al most instantly by a simple appli cation of Sloan's Liniment on the baok and loins. .Lumbago is a form of rheumatism, .and yields perfectly to Sloau's, which pene trates quickly all in through the .V"aip Get a bottle of 81oan'e Liniment 25 centa of anv drnmriit and have it in the house against oolds. oa . , - sore and swollen joints, rheuma tism, neuralgia, sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not satisfied, but it does give al most instant relief. The THaj Afternoon CIod Met Willi Urc Fritzs Although Dame Nature firmly insisted that everyone, remain safely indoors, teu stard matrons braved the fury of the elements and attended the meeting of the Thursday Afternoon Club at the attractive home of Mrt. W. S. Frieze. ' From the rain and gloom with out, the guests were cordially in vited into a scene of warmth and brightness.' After an hour spent in various kinds of fanoy work, interspersed with a lively conver- n ousuy so wrx "craokingnuti." Names of nuts were hidden in iumb'ed letters At the olose of the contest, it was found that nearly all had discover ed the names ; to a guessing oon test was resorted too, Mri. Earle Gray winning in thit, was award ed a serviceable nut set. Assisted by her house guest, Mrs. Keffrnt of Concord, the hos 1 tess served a delicious salad course, followed by coffee and wafers. Everyone lingered until the evening, loathe to depart from so enjoyable a feast of wit and hu mor. , Mrs. Earle Gray extended an invitation to meet next with her What Would Yob do? There are many times when one man questions another's aotioni and motives. Men act differently under , different ciroumstauoes . -The question is, r what would you do right now if you - had a. severe cold? Could you do better than to -take Chamber Iain's Congh Remedy? ft is highly recommend ed by people who have used it for years and ' bnow its value. . Mrs. O- E. Sargent, "Peru, Iud.; says, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is worth its weight in gold and I take pleasure, in recommending Ten nei M e Ojora 'George Brown of near Gold Hill, Earn e.t and Hilbert Lysrly, John LlngUi; Odtll Liagle, L.H; M; ,RrownT. of Granite- Quarry, Earl Bostian Arthur Holihouser, wuaxiiv sua uuu a.nrpwa went" oposum hunting Wedneday night. They covered the territory about Sumner and then went lo out about all night. . The dogi j kept the boogsn off and the owls were not trcnblstome. KE2H3 COflYiCt A negro convict, a pretty heavy fellow with stripes was seen about two miles aud a half east of China Grove yesterday morning going toward the Frelty Props place, asaded south. Hit presence was .rt ported to the sheriff and' the Jhiua Grpve officers waa notified. Later the fellow came out about T. L. Ketohie's. A dote hunt as made all through that section j the officers and blood hounds but he was not found. Your Fall Cold Needs Atteotlem. No use to fuss and try to wear it out. It will wtar yon out ; in stead. Take Dr. King's New Dii- ootsry, relief followt quickly. It UT' og t new discovery ano keep it in the houie. ' Oar' fami ly Cough and Cold Doctor" writes Lewis Chamberlain, Manchester. Qhjo Money hack if not tatUfi- edf bat it nearley always helps. BilerTit Revs. J. H. . Keller of . MtZion Reformed Church : and James 0 . Grier of Thyatira Presbyterian of MUl-Bhdge, willexf chnge palpitB Sunday morning, November lit. These gentleman always have something of interest to talk about and this exchange will give the members of thete ohurobet an opportunity to hear something out of the ordinary. " Baraca PMMeataLIdbaiii- bflry The Rowan Baraoa-Philathea Union will have a - morning and evening meeting in the First Methodist Church, Salisbury, Sun day, and whileall iu the county interested are desired to attend, those of China Grove are especial ly invited . The last meeting was held here and the delegates enjoy ed the occasion very muoh , and, now Salisburiani witbT to return the compliment The following excellent program has been arranged : Song, Choir. Call to order, president. Song, Forward, Valiant Chris tains, ohoir. Devotions, Rev H. C. Sprinkle. Solo, Miss Atlie B. Ware, What the Baraea Bible Class is Doing for Young men,", Dr. John Whitehead. "What the Philathea Bible Class is Doing for Young women," Mri. D. A. Beaver. "The Future of the Junior Baraca Movement," W. L, Tatum. The Relationship Between the Baraca Movement, the Y. M. 0. A. and the Church," M. J. Henry. "What the Baraca Work is Do- tng for the 8undsy Sohool and the church," D. R. Myera. ; Song, Choir. - Report of the Treasurer, J. F. Ludwiok, ; Basineti. '-. " V.'.'. Benediction, Rev. J. W. Moore. :- xvkxria sxBvica, a f. Meeting called by the; president 'Song by the choir. r . Devotional, Rev. G:.' W."Vick; Song t will g0 Where Yon Want me to go.' ' V i-., - Baraoa-Philathea Sermon RaV- Ani 'Hte War fcia B.fflU&IjS Hllf AlUlS Fltft ilCa" toT - FtUftrfCeitf. S -- London1'CkW19.-:roD,sxi-:"V-. Fierce atUckiand connar-atUAVa aeilVSffd alciOfl OOntinoulv for a Week or more by tht alhea and the Germans have retailed Tin no definite deeiiinn In W live 'Tnis is clearly svidsni from . reports, issued officially at various headquarters wbioh content thsa tlTes today with rtoonhling tht: fact that violent attacks have been made. The ': French rhowtTtr,; claim the -allies, have 1 lepnlsed: German offensive, movements at : various points in tha wait, - Ao cording to the . Frtnch i announoe minti, this Girmans also attacked the allies' linei at Hieuport, Dix; made and La basse. :Ths German General ; Staff deolares , fighting continues on tht iVser Canal and that the Girmans taking the of fensive west of Lille, have repuls ed the Frtnch at asrsral points. Thsse reports seem to-oontrb- . vert accounu appeariogVin Eng iiih newipaptrs from corxtipond ents who claimed they were in West Flanders and: w,ho ; stated that the Germans had been driven The Gsrmanj, : howevir, . are believed here to be fighting under a great disadvanUge etpecially long the coast, as thai British thips assisting the ' aUies land ''";.'; I fprcet havf long rangV guns" capa - r'-u? j ouiij tagnactng vrvxzaan troops and men in the trench w as . well as. the ' anmanition; trtint i-. and npply.cnvoysv( Ued tiU- rotshlaitJiiXJiity ir; the ; three monitors y wj6nV'are , being completed in England for the ; Brazilian (irnaaai-when the war broke out and wfcioh were . bought by the admirality. : These monitors draw less than nine feet -of water and could take up positi ons not for from shore which their six-inch guns and 7 inch How itzers could throw shslli nearly four milei across ' eountrj, ' the ' range being given them by air men. . ... .;: ; ' . .- The vessels assisting "the allies have, not . been alio wedTr. so carry out their operations- inv peace for German submarines have followed them down the coast and attacked them while they were shelling.. German positions.' Thete attacks howt vsr, were made . futile by the presoence of British destroyers . One account says the submarines -suffered losses but this . statement has not been confirmed ; It - has been remarked that the subma rines and aeroplanes, which in times bf peace have proved them selves as dangerous arms, of the army and nay service thave suf fered little loss . and have been doing splendid work. Hopeleas Lttag Treoble Cored. Many recoveries -- from - Lung Troubles are duetto Dr. Ball's Pfhe-Tar-Honey. It strengihsns the Lungs, checks the Oough and gives'relief at onoe. Ur. - W. S Wilkins, Gates, N. 0. writes : r uted Dr. - Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey in a cats given tip as hopeless and it effected a complete cure." Get a bottle of Dr. BelPs; Pint-Tar-Honey. V If your cough" Is dry and hacking let it -trickle down your throat, you will surely git rslief. 0nlJ t jout Druggist . M. A. StirewaltT the guano king, and Lacky Freeze were basy yesterday haulihg fertilizer. ' Bsmember when you vote for constitutional amendments you are voting away your rights and patting a stick in the hands of' the other fellow to crack you over the head with Better let the bones fled some other way to get your money and your freedom. i." --. i 1' f. mended that the opening be set Get it at Sifferd's. it John W Moore, . Get it at Sifferd's, for Novenber 80. constipation; Fax Sals by FrUse Drug Oo Baraca Hyma. . Get it at Siflferd's.