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t HENDERSON DAILY DISPATCH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 10 1C FOURTH PAGE If VACCINATION RULE and Laftii (GIRO ShihglLes WTH IS TO BE ENFORCED Lime, Cement, Cider Mills, Lanterns, Corn Twine, Corn Knives, Thermome ters, Lawn Mowers, Window Blinds, Doors, Prepared Roofing. Watkomi 11 44 HOME BUILDERS, Teachers Not Allowed to Admit Pupils Who Have Not Been Immunized From Smallpox. PENALTY IS FINE OF S50 Children in County School This Year Must Comply With Insu lations Adopted Ily Coun ty Hoard of Health. AN APPRECIATION OF HON. JOHN H. KERR, CAN- DIDATE FOR JUDGE. BY HIS HOME FOLKS To the Democratic Voters of the Third Judicial District. "We, tho undersigned citizens of Warrenton, North Carolina, the home of Honorable John H. Kerr, who is a candidate for nomination for Judge of this district to succeed Judge R. B. Peebles, deceased, be fore the primary to be held in this district on the 9th day of September, 1916, with pleasure and pride desire to commend Mr. Kerr to the citizens of our district and beg that you give him active support for this position. We do this because of our great es teem for him, and because we know of his splendid fitness for this office and great honor. Mr. Kerr, having een our Solicitor for ten years in this district, .is well known to most of the people; he has filled the office of Solicitor with signal ability and, we believe, to the entire satisfaction of the people of the district; but we, his home people, know him best, and we wish to testify to his high personal character and to his ideal home life. He stands in this com munity Mot the highest ideals and " those things which tend to make our County and our State better; he is a lawyer of large attainments and great success, and we believe will adorn the bench of this State and be the equal of any of his splendid predecessors. With this character and these attainments, he is besides a loyal democrat and has never swerved when he could do service to the party and tho white citizen ship of this State. Respectfully, ren W. G. Rogers, Tobacconist. J. M. Gardner, Cotton Buyer, Ex- Pres. Bank. . C. E. Jackson, Merchant. . Chas. H. Peete, M. D. H. A. Mosely, Warrenton Grocery Company. i W. H. Burroughs, Merchant. E. S. Allen, of Allen-Flemjng Co., Merchants. John W. Allen, Mayor. Edmund White, Cotton Buyer. ' W. A. Miles, Merchant. C. N. Hardyf Merchant. W. H. Riggan, Merchant. W. A. Burwell, Druggist. T. O. Rodwell, Attorney-at-Law. J. M. Burroughs, County Commis sioner. C. R.. Rod well, Cotton Buyer. J. P. Scoggin, Salesman. y W. H. Dameron, Merchant. V. D. Alston, Salesman. W. B. Boyd, Pres. Citizens Bank. Rev. T. J. . Taylor, D. D., Pastor Baptist Church. S. G. Daniel, Attorney at Law. P. M. Stallings, Chairman Board County Commissioners. J. R. Rodwell, Clerk Superior Court. (Political Advertisement.) SEVERE PUNISHMENT, Of Mrs, Cnappell, of Fi?c Yean' Standby, Relieved ty CarduL . in: ML Airy, N. C Mrs. Sarah M. Chap- J. G. Ellis, Cashier Bank of WarUive years witn womanly froubles. also siomacn irouoies, ana ray punishment was more than any otte cculd lelU j. 1 tried most every- kind of medicine, but none did me anv rood. vaaw uuj WUUU1( lllb V man's tonic, and 1 decided to try iL ' I had not taken but about six bottles until 1 was almost cured: It did me more good than all the other medicines 1 had tried, put together. ' My friends becan askini? me whr'I looked so well, and 1 told them about Uamui. beveral are now taking it." Do you, lady reader, suffer from any of the ailments due to womanly trouble, attrh 9 liAiiHarh FnrlrorVi tMrh sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired leeungr e?Wa IWI f W W We V W VU UU4 0 trial, we feel confident it will helD too. just as it has a million other women in the post half century. Begin taking Cardui to-day. You won't regret it- AH druggists. Writ . Chattanoora Medicine Co. Ladles Advisory Dept. Chattanoora. Tann.. for Sunal dwrwnni m iwii hh tm .ikii wi. ntmn Treatment for Woman." in plain wrapper. M.C. lie AN ideal Christian Home School. Preparatory and Coueciate courses. Ar. n Expression. Physical Culture, Pedagogy. Domestic Science, Business, etc. Coa! servatory of Music. High standard maintained by large staff f experienced, college trained instructors Takes nnlv 100 hnarHorc ) t.rf.M tk. inHi..,i 1 1 .7. s passed health record. RrirW hm'Min DC Slmm host' lixt... C 1 1 . 5?" i. ,1 . ' "'" "" rdriwmecamp'j5. concerts, lectures, tennis, basket bzlL Write for our catalog before selecting the college for your daughter. ' MISS MARY OWEN GRAHAM. President. Raleigh, N. C, The regulations passed by the Vance County Board of Health re quiring all children attending the public schools in the county to be vaccinated against smallpox are to be rigidly enforced this year. Dr. D. C. Absher, county health officer, stated today. The rule provides that all teachers shall refuse ad mission to their schools to any chil dren who have not been sucessfully vaccinated. The penalty Imposed upon any teacher violating this rule is fixed at $50. The rule of the Board of Health Is as follows: "No teachers of any public or pri vate day school shall allow any child or pupil to enter or remain in school unless the said child or pupil shall have been, successfully vaccinated against smallpox, nor until such child.' or pupil shall present a certi ficate from a physician stating that such child or pupil has been vac- cinated during the 10 days Imme diately previous to entrance In such school, or that such child or pupil Is physically unable to be vaccinated." A like fine of $50 Is also provid ed against violation of the ruling of the County Board of Health In re gard to the reporting of measles, whooping cough, scarlet fever, and diphtheria. This rule follows: "All cases of measles, whooping cough, scarlet fever, and diphtheria. must be reported to the health on cer within twenty-four hours, by the physician. If one Is attending the case, and If no doctor is attending the case, the parent must report. Failure to report makes parent or doctor liable to a fine of $50." , $100 Reward, $100 The readers or this paper will pleased to learn that there is at least one dreadad disease that science has been able to cure in all Its stapes, and that la Catarrh. Hall's catarrh cure is the oniy positive cure now Known to the medical fraternity. Catairh beluf? a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building ud the constitution and assisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith In its curative pow era that thev offer One Hundred Dollars for any cas that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Andreas: F. J. CHE.NET a CO.. Toledo. O. Sold br all Drurrtata. 7 Sc. Take Haifa Family Fill for coostlpatlos 0UI& AUGUST 4th 1915 AUGUST 4th 1916 DEPOSITS . $141,495.05 $270,857.39 t- inn p i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Parker at Boston. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parker are spending this week in Boston, Mass., attending the Convention of Drug gists. - The program of entertain ment Includes a buffet luncheon for men and an automobile trip to Lex lngtonand Concord for ladles. There will also be given during the week a song recital at Symphony Hall, a display of airship flights and fire works, a visit to the Boston Art Mu seum, steamboat ride to Plymouth, a Summer Night Frolic at Copley and other features of entertainment. We attribute the growth of our deposits to our conservative business methods and the help ful service furnished our patrons. We Are Equipped to Han dle Your Business. and if vou are not a depositor at our bank we respectfully invite you to o n an account with us. Have You a Safe Place For Your Valuables? If not, we have a few safety boxes not yet rented in our steel lined vault, and we would advise you to engage one. FARMERS & raCHS BANK Henderson, IV. O. RJ.GILLPres. O.CROVDER, Cashier. Miss Mollie Cozart. who has been visiting Mrs. S. G. Walters, has re turned to her home at Creedmoor. Miss Blanche Walters went home with her. IMEsiirtiiriis IMEajrlcet MTho Old Reliable. " You know us, we know you. No experimenting necessary. We are in business the year round. Our service is the best. Our meats are selected from the best the market afford. Our price are the lowest we can make to stay in jusine&s. We want your patronage. PHO.VE 245. oo oo DO EJESEO OO oo nn 1 O Our National Government has been working on National Bank Laws for several years. It has improved the efficiency of all National Banks and has given the patrons of National Banks the benefits and additional advantages of these laws. - One of the latest laws passed makes all checks drawn on the First National Bank of Hen derson, as well as on other National Banks, just as desirable as if the checks were drawn on a New York Bank. In remitting money and in running a checking account you will find that the First National Bank offers you exceptional benefits and advantages under the new laws. TA1TTT
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