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China ttrove, N.O, June ilf
Cssjy In Raising and Advertising
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; There has been this year a
great scarcity of improved
farm BeedB and this present
attotherlopportunity for co
operative work, cooperation
in breeding and 'advertising
improved seeds, The adver
tising, of bourse, is essential
to profitable sale. ,
. Even if all the farmers in
the community will not a-
. gree tOsgrow the same vari
ety of corn or cotton, it is
always possible to get a num.;
berof leadinsr farmers o do
60. And then this group of
farmers who trust one anoth
;w may join together in ad
vertising the variety that
grow. Anywhere from two
to ten brothers, cousius, or
neighbors may do the same
m thing The advertising
may be done in the name ot
. an individual or in the name
of a company. There is a
splendid opportunity here
for building up a profitae
trade iu seeds, provided care
is excereised in selection,
shipping and advertising.
The Progressive Far men
German Reserve Down to 315,000
WiCh the French Armies in
the field, June 6 Germany
has only 21 divisidns of troops
on the western front, rpprex-
imately 315.000 men which
she haB not yet iiuhg into the
fighting line.
The 107 divisions (1,605,000
men) with which- the' British
and French offensive have
been engaged in recent weeks
have losses averaging bet wees
two ud three thousand per
division or from 214 000 to
821,000 men.
These ggures are those of
French heaqquarters. They
give not only a clear idea of
the tremendous efforts which
Germany is making to stop
the French anb British ad
vance, but. olso the terrible
toll which the Allies have
taken in the fighting.
The Freuch estimates are
that Germany has a total of
156 divisions of all kinds of
troops now on she western
front. (This would be about
2,540,000 men.) Of these -156
only 128 are divisions of real
fighting men, the others be
being auxiliary corps One
hundreb and seven identified
as opposed to the French and
British forces at shme time
during the offensives.
Ever since Eield Marshall
von Hi ndenburg's visit to the
Aishe and Champagne fronts
early in May the Germans
have given indications of no
other plan of camgain than
to resist and counter-attack
de?perly while feverishly con
struct ug at the w a suc
cessive series of-retreat lines
similar to the boasted "Hin
cenburg line."
.IVkotpbuE ; Cough.
' In this disease it is important
that the cough bekept loose
and expectoration easv, which
,can be done .by , giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. P H :Mariin .Peru, Ind.
writes, 'My two daughters had
the whoopiug cough . I gave
them Chamberlain's Cough Rem
e&f and it "worked liked a ijhaimi
iffiKoffist
1 argei: hfencle very pigllijnl be
saved irpbssible'OIidleraVrtlie
great scpurage op thehog indus
try, should notT be' allowed to ,de
'atroy'thetefffc for
we h ave a means of protecting, it
through the use of the anti cholr;
era serum. .Everr herd where
cholera breaks out and every herd
within a mile bib "e vef v casev of
cholera should be ttekted. -Ever
v other effort shoftld also;' be
made to keep cholera out of pxx
herds.
Another important duty of the
f hog owner is to grow this sum
mer all the feeds necessary, to fat
ten the hoffs this fall. These
feeds should be largely catch
crops suce as peanuts velvet
beans soy beans and cowpeas
birvest by the hogs. Enough of
these can be grown, in the corn
fields to fatten every hog in the
Souih without lessening the
yields of f;oru. Other such foods
and feed supplies should also be
grown after the small crops -of
bats and wheat are harvested
This should be done for two reas
ons: First, they are the" best and
cheapest feeds for hogs, and
second, their 'growth 1 will save
thousands of bushels of corn and
relerse if for much needed hum
an food. The Progressive Farm
er.
Croup, Whoopin?-CoD?h Relieved.
Children s diseases demand pre
paredness. When the child wakes
you at night, gasping arid stang
ling for hreath, how thankful you
are to have Dr Bell's Pine Tar
Honey at hond. This effective
remedy -loosens the mucous and
permits free and natural breath
ing. Its soothing balsams heal
the irritated membrane and ar
rests further inflammation.
Pleasant to take. Keep Dr Bell's
Pine-Tar-Honey in the house for
all colds and bronchial troubles.
At your druggist, 25c.
Food Value of Soybeans end-Soybean Prod-
ncts.
Soybeans as an article ot diet,
is becoming more valuable year
by year the world over. Mr. C
B Williams .of the Division of
Agronomy states thai he has re
cently found that products of the
beans are an important article
01 b rench Indo-Chinese and the
Colonies, in Cochin -Chin a, China
and Japan. The beans contain
from seventeen to twenty one per
Cent of oil or fat and thirtysix to
forty per cent of protein.. Ordi
nary field peas contain about 1 7-
lO.peft: cent fat' and twenly fiive
to twenty six per cent protein,
while lima beans contain one
half per cent fat and about
eighteen per cent protein and
four to five per cent of fat. In
order to appreciate the valuie of
soy bean meal and flour po
tentially as a food product, acorn,
parison with wheat might be
made. Wheat flour contains
bout eleven per cent protein and
about one per cent of fat. The
nutritive value of soybean flour
nas lead to its being used to
some considerable extent in the
military rations of the French
Army.
There is, no question but what
soybeans and soybean products
because of their high content of
food nutrients, merit a more
wide .use in the diets of Ameri
can people than is at present be
ing made f them.
Cbolpra Mote. V
J his is a very paioful - and
dangerous disease. In almost
every neighborhood some one has
died from .it . before medicine
could be obtained or a physician
summoned. The right way is
to have a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic .Diarrhoea Remedy
in the house so as to be prepared
for it. Mrs Charles Enyeart,
IJunington, lnd. writes; dur
ing the summer of 1911 - two of.
my chlidren were taken sick with
cholera morbus I used Cham
berlain's" .Colic and ;
Remecly and it gave them imirned-
tsnffetisi-
'its- M$-S)?F?7.
Be Sure You T'akei Rlirlit rt&A
Natujref3eyh ;
Mi TatoiAlcofegll Miesiilnlpi
r.ciimb- iMpiffSG
monngs with a Thearty 4 appetU
taWeurlittlpldM
smoothed out bjf Apid Iron .M in-
eralr seem to shojit; theilipt--
ness at the eturnNqfhe; rotd''yl-.
Ulitafld reserveener H is
common sense too, ienjrbu Te:
call the sqjid, substantial "meals
eaten a few. years" ago . and ."com
narp. thfm daw aff-i Ar
what e ,noW;eatliis nowonder
a fellow begins to get pale around
the gills; and sort of loses inter
est m things,:;; , ;yf'. v-. .
'A cold drink of cokis'' or dope
will now and then put you Abac&
for an hour or sTo, but to take'good
old medical iron in big guantities
gives you the "stay-there' feel
ing. In Acid Iron iMineral, you
get the most Iron per doll art In
tact a dollar bottle lasts -from
tow to ten times as long as
other and weaker iron
remeaies wnicn , 01 ten as
- ii . t -1 -. '
not contain ( alcohol hich
everyone knows has only a tem
porarV effect and always a dan
gerous reaction when taken in ex
cessive quantities. ,
Give Your Blood a Real
Cleaning.
Start taking a teaspoonful o
Acid Mfneral (natural iron) after
each meal for a week or ten days
uet out in tne air ana draw in a
few great big mouthfuts pf ozone
set tne alarm tor early ana see
how sound the sleep gets,- and
how refreshed and full of vim
you feel on getting up. Every
body needs iron. Here it is
iNoo-aiconoiic, non injurious
helpfull arid -beneficial to blood
kidneys, stomach and bladder, it
is death to germs, uricacid, and
other blood poisons. Begin by
phoning or calling' at the neares
druggist this very day. A large
bottle of Acid Iron Mineral wil
be sent anywhere prepaid upon
receipt of one dollar. Ferrodine
Chemical Corp. Roanoke, Ya.
Ghas h Vurphy, son of Mrs
John A Murphy of Salisbury, has
passed an examination before
the State board of examiners and
was given a license to practice
pharmacy. Mr Murphy stood
well in his class and Won the
Beard prize. Mr Murphy has
accepted a position with the
Nortn Wilkesboro Drug Co.
' fhe National Council of the
Junior Order United American
Mechanics will meet iu-Asbeville
next Tuesdays C B Webb of Wi
nona Council, Salisbury, is Na
tional Councilor.
The registration list from Ro
wan has been completed and con
tain 3503 names, three lists of
which, alphabetically arranged,
were made, ono to be posted in
the clerk's office, 1 to be put on file
in the clerk's office of K6wan
County and one for use by the
press. The Record recognizes the
justice to these young', men in
publishing this list, but regret
that its space wiil not permit it
to do so. : Being on file in the
Clerk's office however will guaran
tee to future generations their,
identity. ' .
List: Your Poll and
V Property for
; Taxation.
Ail poPs and property must
be listed for taxation- during!
tne montn or May, 1917.
A ny person, firm or cqrpa.
ration not listing within th
prescribed time will be sub
ject to the fines and penalties
provided by law. V
' By order Board of Com
miseioners.
?v E. B. NEAVE,
bounty Auditor.
svs'at. :y . .-:.:t,,,:
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it would send japprtsers in tbhls.
district as soon as possible' to :
pass upotf requests foriloans un- .
Uo vi-
Mcreitslaw
Dough totfrvtotd ' members 1 of the
ooaru;- inns manyof -. nis .peopie
.ar? wiiraitin jto. take, ,ad van ta ge of
this0yermen tOppbrturiiiy
him to Iredell county where- peo-r
pie have; niade preli minary ; pi ans:
The dday itwai plaitied vhas
beejo. jpaused. largely by the war.
A lot of people are, expecting
to gt money under this-act" in
my section,?! Mr Dojigntdn said.
M M any applications k ave already,
been made-" .-v : yy '. .'v '
There is bo religion iu snlf
denial, hut it coraea a qlose
second. .; ; . i." " 'v-,.
'-r Ride an unbridled horse
rather than he led by an- uu
raly tongue. ; ,"
There is more education in
example than all the theories
of the world..
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A. man's religion is what
he learns at his mother's
knee. .
Our ideals of life represent
our own true inner selves.
Life is a dream in this
world that is' continued in the
next
lrutn toiiay is tne same
old truth of yesterday, onl y
older.
The true shield in life's
battles is to be armed with
thfl Ricrht T
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Senator Overman Visits War Department- in
Interest cl North Carolina.
Washington D C, June 13;
senator Overman on a visit to
the war department to day in re
gard to the establishment of can
tonments and national guard sites
in North - Carolina, ascertained
that three cantonments will be
established in General Wood's
division and there will be' nine
national guard camps establish
ed in the eastern states. The
senator hopes that either one of
the cantonments or one of the
national guard camps will be
establisheh -in North Carolina.
Biach of these camps will have
about 20,000 men.
The only difference between-
the cantonments ani national
guard camps is that frame build
ings will be erected for the can
tonments and canvas 4ents will
be erected for the national
guard camps' he said, 4,There
is practically no difference so far
as the benefits flowing there
from to the states and commun
ity in which they are established
and are concerned.'
A lengthy tongue
root of all evil.
is the
COMING TO SALISBURY ASSOCIATED SPE
CIALISTS Will be at Empire Hotel for One Day Only,
Wednesday, June 21, 1917, Fiom
9 A. II, to 4 P. H.
Offer Their Services Free of Charge.
The AssoQiated: Doctors Of
rices and Laboratories, PbTladel
phiaj Pa. licensed by the State
of North CartoU naf are experts in
the treatment of " diseases of
blood, liver, lungs, stomach, in
testines, - skin,' nerves, heart,
spleen, kidney, or bladder, bed
wetting, rheumatism, sciatica,
tapeworm, leg ulcers, append,
citis, gall , stones, - goitre, etc.,
without operation, and they offer
their services free to sufferers
on this their first visit. .
" No matter what your trouble
may be, call and see these spe.
cialists and have a friendly talk
with them: Hundreds of people
have found health and iiappiness
in using' their treatments, so-
jnight you.. , You are taking no.
chances. Their opinipn.ahd ser
vices are free. . .
REMEMBER7 TH DATE AND PLACE
iJi?5.M'
poiitings. You - can fearlessly: face
the sun, wind and dust, because;
you know r. Magnolia JBalm; keeps
You saie ixom ounpux a auu, i mi.
; 'This fragrant' lo
tion lswondetrully
soothitxg, spooling
and a great cbm
foriv after a day
jClIoTUBaWU;
tVi a Ir i n vine" i
" beauty secret
which.is regularly
used when once
tried. -
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UQUID FACE POWDER. v
, ,75c at 'Dragght or by mail dlrtcL .
Smjtln (either color) for 2c SUmpi -
LyonMfff.Go 40 SouA rlW St.. Brooklyn. N.Y-
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UnijfBrsity of liorth Gaiollna
CHAPEL HILL, N. C
JUNE 12th TO JULY 27th.
Writ for complete Announcement
Able Faculty
; Com pfete Curriculum
Moderate Rates
Credit Courses
De'ghtfui Environment
Excursion' Rate Tickets
The Summer Law School
June i4--August 24
Regular Session Opens
Sept, 13.
Students who expect to enter
for the first time should complete
their arrangements as early a?
possible.
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Su
School
You Cannot Afford to T.lake mistakes in thes'o ()
Latter Days of High-Prices, -
By not bringing your
Com her
; . .where we have a '1 : . O'v
Nouse Full of Hew (Qoocla.
you are making a great mistake. -
The largest and best selected stock of oxfords ever -shewn
in this section, in all leathers and styles. Prices-'
in ladies' $1 35 to $4 00, misses' and children's 60c io$3
See our La France kid prfmps
and.be convingeu.
Lidies' dresses $1 25 to $
49c to $2 oo. , ; ; .
The new white goods are pretty beyond description. '
The latest 'agony," the new M jddy Gotits. 5 o i4;2 fn
inches wide, only 75c per yard. i
. Come in and look at our bargains. before buying else-'
where. Oiir profit sharing i lau makes prices' lower, you'
get them in additiou to the low prices, lliyht place. -
Corriher-Carpentiii' Co,
The Big Profit-sharing Store, '
B. S. SHUFORD, Manager, -
China Grqve, - - North Carolina
Ail Ambition and, a Record: v i
J i, fHE needs of the South are identical with the needrj 1 ... -5 '.' .'
f J of the Southern Railwayi the growth and 'fxoem of one ww i -If.' '.s,'' '-'r'
I i the upbuilding of the other. A . - , f I X. -.. .' ''.-'' 4
jt J The Sootheni lUUwmy la no farori , no tpedal prfrtkyc not ' : fcA. ; :. ; -;-..
if I . accorded to other. - .f : --':i,- '
. I j The ambUon of the Sootheni Railwmr Company I to ee. tkat 55. i - ? '
l wltf of Interet that 1 born of co-operation bet went the pmhiic and I V' ' i' '
'I therallroad; to tee perfected that fair and frank .policy in the manage- ' '.-''. . '
I ment of railroad which inritet the CDnfidence of rornnmentai . , ; , "
(' . .afendett to realize thatliberaJity of tresjtmeDt which will cmabte k J '-.f -i T? . ' -':' O"
S to obtalij the additiooal capital needed for the acqnllidoa of better and .-,r'V - v
W enlarfe4 facUitie inddeat to th deaaad for increued and better. J 1 ' ;A - 'X'-iX '
. I, iemce and. finallT ?. y .v.-'?.; ; :.'5-' J ' i? Z
Jf- - To- take It Bkhe In the body politic of the Sotith alonriide of ky .. . .V-vv r ,; .jV'O
r- : other cTeat indiutries. with do nore. bat with, equal liberties, equal -; i . - ."' .
-f rigna and cqnal opyoniinirifa. t ' v ' -vJ -' -lt'-'" : , : " :
Will curerRheafisrn.;
tfa;.Headadie'GrardDi'G61ifi'
SprainSjBnuset, Cuts, Burns. Old
iSpres. tltteriRing-WonnES-zema,'
etc. Antiseptib AnodysL
ed Ihternaiy errtehialry. 25b
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All (iiNttHandMll hi t Hf SiT NS
iz . inRmwiioo with ch ijt iiiiie-
TjiVndWaif ti for !! .mkitot
KY. IU,KKAIX,. N,V, ,.,M.,..,t,p,y
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Ffif &I5. Cow4j Peas ;2.50 pei
i'. bustiel, Pure sugar ImuseMiyi
lasses at 37c pe c gal fou in bar
rels, Porto Rieo Molasses H24c,
Georgia Cane Syr u p 47c W. H
Davis, Columbia, S C. f:
Dr. BUlTaylo
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China Grove: Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday , " .
Landis : Thu rsday , Friday and
Saturday. ' rr v
.Examination Free. '
.This Urn preicrfptioa prepared etpektStf
for MALARIA of CTH ILLS & FEVER
Five or ix xloea will break any .csiei fc&a
If taken then ai a tonic the Fercr.wili not -retonu-
It- acts' on the liver better tha '
Calomel and doea not Crice or sicken, 25
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Optometrist, f i
CHINA G 110 VE, N. C W
Fourteen Years practice in Re
fraction and. Fitting of Glafsas
Headachest : nervousness,
flaurc' Igfa, Oizziness, Npu
sea and many other , Nep
vous Disorders dub to Eyo
sixain Positively Relioved
Clodol Dyspepsia Cura;
OlgostS what vow ats?
Cash ana! produce
and patents at' $3. 5o and4,'? ::
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