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Dr. J. E. Banner
DENTIST
Special atumUaa firm to t/» trnfU
■anl of py<<rrboa an<J to X-ray w-irk
I can few promt— paaitiv* an In
h« mat majority of pyorrhea eaaaa
Offut IS (MB* IMMofflM
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-O be th» loiife »i march «v»r attatapt
<1 h i «n Airi «r,t'an military urfanl
atl. -win b j >-«vtr»d by tka Third
i.ki rv Krirmrnt. Whan tha MidWr*
<• r .m < amp Parr*. Otuo, to
iie mm- (Ubcn at >ort Snal line.
I r /> a. U frmr b.-ra, with full
«», r •> t, w U fw v »• about 40 day* in
[ -hn'h t» mak tha trip.
WOMEN OF MIDDLE LIFE
1 Dtnprou Pifloi Tlrou(li WtUcb Eiiry Woman Hut Past
Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose
Letters Follow
other suffering wumin to
knew what Ly.i.s E. Ptnk
ham's Vegetable (Jotr pound
hu <k>n« for m*. During the
i hang« of Lit* I >u In bod
for eight month* and bad
two good doctor* treating
m« but they did in* no good
A friend auviaed me to take
Ljrdia E. Pinkham'a Vege
table Com pound, which I did,
and In a abort time 1 fait
better. I had ail kind* of bad
apells, but they all Uft ma.
Now when 1 feel w*ak and
nervous I take the Vegetable
Com pound and it always doaa
ma good. 1 with all women
would try it during the
Change of Ufa for 1 know it '
will do them goo.I If you
think it will indues some one
to trr the Vegetable Com
pound you may publish this
Utter. —Mr*. A. Kills*.
Afton. Tenn.
Mr*. Mary Lister oI
Adrian, Mich..add* her
testimony to the value
of l.ydia E. Fink ban's
Vecttabl* ComDouid
to cAi-rjr women Mm; throoch the CbMft of Life. 8be says :
" It to with pleasure that I write to yon thanking jrou for what yaw •
wonderful medicine bee done for me. I «u passing through the Chance of
Life and had a dtoplacement and weakness ao that I could not stand on my
feet and other annoyhif symptoms. A friend told me about Lydia E. Pink
ham'* Vegetable Compound and the flrat bottle helped me, ao I got mete.
It cur-«l me and I am now doing my housework. Your medicine to certainly
woman*! Mead and vou may use thia teetimooial as you ehooae."— Mia. IIabt
Lurn, 408 Frank street, Adrian, Mich.
It to (aid that middle age to the moet trying period in a woman's life, and
owing to modern methodaof living not on*woman in s thousand paaaea through
thia perfectly natural change without experiencing very annoying symptoms.
Thoae smothering spells, the dreadful hot flashes that send the blood rushing
to the bead until it seems aa though it would burst, and the faint feettng that
follows, as If the heart ware going to stop, those sinking or dizzy spells are all
symptom of a nervous condition, and indicate the need for a special medicine
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to a root and herb medicine sspe
eially adapted to act upon the feminine system. It acts In such a manner
as to build op the weakened nervous system and anablee a woman to paas
this trying period with the least possible annoying symptoms.
Women everywhere should rsmsmber that moat of the commoner ailments
of women are not the surgical ones- they are not cauaed by serious displace
ments or growths, although the symptoms may be the same, and that to why
so man/ apparently serious ailments readily yield to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, as it acts aa a natural restorative and- often prevents
serious troubles.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text-Book upon "Ailments Pecu
liar to Women" will be seat to you frve upon request. Write
to Tlie Lydia E. Pinkhnm Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts.
This book contain* valuable Information.
It appeals to everybody
I because of the pleasure
EVERY and benefit lt affords.
The longest-lasting refresh
ment possible to obtain.
Sealed tight—kept
right in its wax-wrapped
impurity-proof package.
1
HAYWOOD TALKS OP
N. Y. BOOTLEGGERS
TImjt Hart Peculiar Idea*, But
Negro at Washington Ha<
Thorn All Baat.
Washington Hspt 81.—Col. Wil
liam Hay ward, United States Attor
ney at New York, who ha* boon in
Washington this week declares that
many of tho highest-clasa bootleggers
in tho asetro polls hart a peculiar idea
of tho prohibition law.
"My attention waa eallod recently,"
said tho colonel, "to one of tho <*al*ra
in Intoxicant* who carried or. aia buai
nea with aome of tho boat people In the
city. He dropped in tho other day
upon ote of hii customers and began
to display hi* wares
"I hare aome eery fine Scotch, aome
vermuth, rye, bourbon, rreme da
men the and a few quarts of rharapag*
tntiay," declared the randor of Are
water. 'What can ! sell you?'
"'Have you any absinthe?' one of
hia prospective customers inquired.
* 'No, Indeed,' reaponded the boot
legger, 'it's againat the law to aell ab
sinthe.' •
Another man, and by tho way he fa
i North Carolina Mfn who haa got
ten rich selling booxe to Waahtngtnn
iana, won't aell to negroea. While
talking to one of bit customers a few
days ago the negro aaid:
"Boaa, it's like dia. I used to sell
to niggera and about every thirty
days lae don* git into trouble wid de
judge. But since ! been telling to
it* folks I 4mm km no trouble
Hit's de reason why I likea to aell to
white folka."
Beside*. He May Kit Yea.
Calling a man a liar ia the laat word
in wasted talk. If he ia a liar he al
ready knows it and you are springing
old stuff on him. If he iant one, you
are, and h* ha* found it out.—Farm
Lif*.
Average Tobacco Price at
Rocky Mount Batter.
Rocky Mount, Sept. 17.—A gain of
approximately tix cent* a pound was
shown in tobacco told on the local
market thia week in compariaon with
the total aalea of laat week here, ac
cording to official figures released by
the supervisor of aales this morning.
These figures show that the aver
age price for tobacco sold here this
past week was 120.34 per hundred
pounds, while the average price for
the first week of the market was
$14.76. Salea for the paat week have
also shown a decided increase in
volume as 739,604 pounds were sold at
the local warehouses. Last week the
total tale* aggregated 617,720 pound*.
The 739,604 pounds sold during the
present week brought a total of $150,
421.48 which was turned into the agri
cultural. commercial and businesa life
of the community.
The total sales for the season up to
date hove been 1,267,324 pounds which
sold for a total of $228,314.21 or a
general average of $18.03.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE OF
LAND.
By virtue of authority vented in me
in ii certain deed of trust executed by
E. J. McCormick to the undersigned
tru«t<<• for Albert L. Bunker to secure
an indebtedness of three thousand and
thirty-seven and 20 one-hundredtha
dollars on the 19th day of November,
1917 and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds in and for Surry
county. North Carolina, in book 62,
nagv 219, default having been mnde in
the payment of the note therein se
cured and at the request of the holder
f I will sell for cash at public
nuction to the highest bidder at the
court house door in Dobson, N. C„ on
Monday the .list day of October, at 1
n. m. the following described real es
tate to-wit:
Adjoining the lands of C. M. Callo
way, Jacob Fulk, and others and
hounded as follows, vis. Beginning
on a pine on an old line and runs S.
8.75 ens. to a chestnut stump; thence
W. UJ.fiO chs. to a stake in Sutphins
corner; thence S. 5 chs. to a (take in
Calloway's line; ;thence E. 6 chs. to
an apple tree by a road: thence 14.75
chs, to a aourwood and black oak;
thence 21 ch*. to a stake and pointers;
thence N. 37 degree* E. 9 chs. to a
chestnut stump on bank of. road;
thence N. 21 degrees W. 1.86 chs. to
an old rock corner; thence N. 46 de
Srees E. 14 chs. to a Spanish oak;
lence N. 86 degrees W. 10.76 chs. to
a small oak sapling; thence N. 48H
degrees W. 6.76 chs. to a white oak;
thence 13.76 cha, to the beginning con
taining 64 8-8 acres mot* or leaa.
8econd Tract—Adjoins the forego
ing tract and R. F. (Holding and bound
ed aa follows via: Beginning on •
maple on the east bank of Ring Creek
formerly E. Callaway's corner; thence
8. 13 degrees E. 17.78 cha. to a forked
white oak stump. C. H Callaway's
comer; thence N 88H degrees W. 18
chs. to a pine; thence 8. 8 cha. to a
dead chestnut stump; thence W. 1 ch.
thence N. to R. F. Golding* line;
thence 15 chs. to pointers on the eaat
bank of Ring Creek; thence down
same aa it meanders to the begin
ning containing 17.78 acre# more or
2, 1814 and recorded In office of Reg
later of Deeds of Surry County In
book M, page 676.
J. RICHARDS.
— ~—
Norm
By virtu* at th« authority confer
red upun aw u <°< mmiumiwr III the
matter of Qrady Haymore, adminis
trator, .at Mwlt Ann Haymore,
•t ■>., I w II ugnr for aale, on the
frMitHn. <mi 'hf 18th day of October,
ittl at 1 o'rlock tha following describ
ed land:
Ueginnlng at a Rod Oak runs S. M
chain* and 2ft Italia to a rock In a
•aid. 8. 7 deg. E. list chains la the
fork of a branch ia tha road N. about
40 deg, W. with tha BMandrrn of tha
road to a Spanish Oak on tha North
■Ida of tha road. North with Jaa. W.
iiaymore's llaa 90 rhaina to • White
Oak E. 19* chain* to tha bactawhw,
with tha imytlun of a school boon
lot and about three acta* sold to D.
8. Low*.
Except tha dower allotted to tha
iilu* aa follow*:
Beginning *' • planted rock, tha
Northwest corner of School Lot, aW
in D. P. Love's llaa and rona 8. M
■t«g. E. 9.HB rhaina to a pleated rack
in tha Itold; thanca N. ( dec. E 10
chain* to a lock at tha edge of wood*;
'hana* M. M deg. W 9.70 chalna to a
plantod rock In D. t. Love's old Una:
'hence 8. • dag. W. 10 chalna with
I />»•'* old lis* to tha beginning, eon
•fining 9.77 acre* mora or l*aa.
Thi* Sept. 10, 1911.
C. C. BIVENS, Com.
A Pronoa trad Haceeaa.
Tha uniform success that ha* st
id^d tba use of Chamberlain's Colic
I'd Diarrhoea Remedy in the relief
u d cor* of bowal complaintn. both for
l ildran and adults, ha* brought It In
to almost universal use. so Quit H la
i>ructical)y without a rival and as
everyone who haa used it knows. It Is
without an equal.
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The next time
you buy calomel
ask for
alotaLs
Hm purifnd tad i
>1 tablet* that arm
■Im*, and i
•4 ud byriftJ. Sold
oniy in
Pric# 35c.
DR. H. B. ROWE
Mount Airy, N. C.
PRACTICE LIMIT CD TO CTC.
EAR. NUtlK * THROAT
Offtcc 0»«r A mmd 10c. Star*
Sydn6r & Sparger
Insurance Agent*
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