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Itosair Hill Home, Hawthorne, N.'X
-9tl have I' used Vinol . for many run
down,' weals or emaciated patients .with
'. benefit One young woman was so weak
" ' and ill she could hardly creep to my door
for aid. I supplied Vinol to her liberally
'and in a month I hardly recognized her.
She was strong; her color charming and
iier cheeks rounded out." Mother yL
: Alphonsa Lathbop, O. 8. D. r "
Wei guarantee Vinol to sharpen the
T ' appetite, aid digestion, enrich the blood
. and create strength.
Jvy7. Streetman,, Druggist, Marion.
Also at the leading drug store in all
- North" Carolina Towns.
American mountain sheep are j the
greatest leapers in the world.
- Starfish can grow new arms.Jobsters
riew claws ana iizaisucvu
. Z Old'Glory's Call. '
: (By. William Laurie Hill) ;
Amid the din of battle cry ; ;
I hear the call; our country's call. .
We would have peace with all the world,
Would keep Old Glory still unfurl'd.
And have her floating in the breeze '
And sail "our ships" p'er peaceful seas.
But hark fa DeVpqt tells the world,
"You have no right on land or sea, !
My submarines,:they guard the s'eaa, , :
Your ships must sail just where please,;
So furl your banners, take your ease
Until rny-foes come to their knees.' .
"Your ships must stay without my zone,
Our allied foes, we would destroy. -.-,
'Tis ruthlsss,war we wage -today,
And if you do not like our way ,
Just try our ready hand to" stay,
Our submarines will say the Nay. '
Sons of tne Sires of Seyenty-slxj1 '
Pld Glory call'sl . OJd Glory, call!
God. gave us pathways through the seas,
He. bids us use the heavenly breeze
Nor have we ever bent - our knees ;
A king or Raiser's will to please.
Old Glory calls! the tramp is heard.
From Lakes to Golf; from sea to sea.
Millions are ready for defense. - -We
read the news with feelings ;: tense.:
We seek no scrap but common sense - r
Bids; that we'dri
Tio aod fA Wnnf n. caII to arms "7 -
To see our gath'ring hosts arrayed
l ill. 1 Xw-, M '
tsut rreeaoms Dai no uauiueguu.
'Tis saoaer stui 10 Bee me sun
Bedim'd WDe&pot victories won
And Freedom slain 'byJGtfth' and Hum,
Sons of America, be trne "y
Nor never flinch from Duty's call. .
Old Glory's banner is unfurled;
We'll eail oar ships around the world
To" Despots answer now is huri'd; f f
rvi;i mnw'atUI Tftm'nlnR nnfurl'd.' - ! l
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No Safe - Passage for American
hips.
Turkey again notified tho State
Department thatT neither Germany
norAustria-Hungary had indicated
a willhigness to. give assurances of
tKCsafepaajjedfihelrAmrican
cruiser pes Moines and the Ameri
can naval collier Gaesarfrom Alex
andria, Egy pit, to Beirut toldelivef
belief supplies to the destitute Syr
ians and to bring out one thousand
or more American refugees. -
The plicht of the Americans
stranded at Beirut is causing, in
creasing concern in A Washington,
for officials feerthey'virtually have
exhausted every i diplomatic re
source.' to reach them. Tcrv
some time ago consented tn Jt?J
such a guarantee, for herself V-I
Germany and Austria aDDarPr
have been
procrasticatmf trir.
their difljculties .with the Ul
States were solving themselves!
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Chalmers 7-Passenger Touring Car
w Price $1350 Detroit
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Waftcli
Compare two watches. They may look exactly alike.
They may be equal in diameter and thickness. They
may weigh the same. Perhaps your eye can't distin
guish any difference' between the gold in the two. One
may seem to keep as good time as the other.
Big Differences There
Yet there may be a vast difference. One may be a
Tiffany Swiss and the other a non-desenpt
If you trust only to an off hand examination you
may make a bad mistake in your choice. v
True of Automobiles
The same is true of automobiles. Some other car
may closely resemble a Chalm;rs. It may weigh
about the same. Have about the same wheel
base. The paint may look more or less alike -at
first glance.
Yet there may be a vast difference. Differences you
can discover only by the closest scrutiny and com
parison.
Go Deep
If you are to get the correct idea of the Chalmers, you
must go beneath the surface. There th big, important
differenceii Ue. Differences in materials. Differences
in mevhoiis of building. Differences in quality of
WOTkmsnshio. - V
To fciok only at the exterior of the Chalmers you
wouldn't; discover that the gears and shafts of the
transmission are of crucible nickel steel, case hardened
and caref j;Aly heat treated.
Solid Onc-Piecc Shaft
You wouldn't discover that the crenkshaft is a single
sturdy shaft of drop-forged heat-treated carbon steel.
Nor would you discover that the Chalmers pis
tons are die cast from Lynite, a" special aluminum
alloy, and weigh only 12 ounces each.
Deep-Lying Differences
- To glance at the body you wouldn't realize that the
body frame is built with such great care from select ash.
That this is covered by one-piece, welded sheet steeL
Nor that the springs in the upholstery are of an extra
ordinary spring steel. Nor that the frame of the chassis
is of carbon steel, 5 inches deep and H of an inch
thick. With flanges 2 Yi inches wide. And with three
strong cross members and reinforcing plates.
Be Deliberate
So when you examine the Chalmers don't look hasti
ly. That's unfair to the car and unfair to yourself.
Some things you don't realize when you glance at
the 7 -passenger Chalmers:
12ounce Lynite piston.
Crankshaft balanced while in motion.
Cylinders and crank case cast in a unit.
Timken axles built to Chalmers design.
Economical intake manifold.
Chrome nickel driving shaft.
Nickel steel differential gears heat-treated to
secure hardness and toughness.
And many other important points of superiority.
' UNCEASING-MISERY
Some Marion Kidney Suf?ere.i
Get Little Rest or Comfort '
There is little plen. lift! .
peaca for many a sufferer frcrPkfe!
trouble. - Life is oda mrTiT,.i . 'TM
.roQ can't wt at. nisht
there KinnPT KoVaa
twiDResnd "stabs' of pain, acro
bladder disoTder,lamerje&s ana ntrrl
.pees. Ton can't be comfortable at Wt
with !artios pains and bltndteg tt
ons troubles mar follow. Bejrfn
Dean's Kidney Pills at the m7f
disorder. Thousands bare tastii4 b
Proof of merit in Marion tetlnn:T-
J.i jS: Norton, fimpr RaH
MarioD says: I bad adaliacbeaotS
the small ot my back acd it hnrt ra u
stoop or traitrbten A triA
mended Doana Kidney Pills acd I
tome. -On box was all I needed to
move the naln from bqt- vrr
over I have noticed a sign cf liZzr
.complaint dnce, Dean's Kidcer F t
have helped me." . J
Price 50c, at all dealer. TV-v
ask for a kidney rtnedy cet l
xaius - ce ame mat v
Norton nf i a Fofter - inUr rC
Props., Buffalo, K. Y.
All of the above means quality the kind of quality you need in the
car yoa buy, and the kind of quality you GET In the Chalmers.
Touring Car, 7-passenger
Touring Car, 5-passenger
$1350 i Touring Sedan, 7-passenger . $1850
1250 . Roadster,. 3-passenger s . 1250
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Town Car, 7-passenger 2550 i II I
: Chalmers.iTpuring Sedan, 7-passenger
.v.; TV JALLIBURTOW, Deafer .-; ; ; ;
cp:'- r;': H r Pho Na f2; : ' '''" '7. Marion, N.C. - . ; ; ;
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covers, hides, protects and beauti
fies tho surface with less gOcsss
anctits durability puts off repaisSrj
for a longer term of years. That's
economy that counts.
It's made of:
Pure White Lead 80
Pure Zinc Oxide -?Qfr -
: '100Pttr Le4 aaJ Zlsc
The Outside White weighs 13
pounds to th'e gallon and the Colors
weigh more than those of any other
Lead ana Zinc Paint.
GASTON & TATE.
Forty -Years Experience in
DENTISTRY
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MY WORK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Plate Work a. Specialty.
Dr. R. J. BURG IN, Dentist,
1 'Marlon, N. C.
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Notice of Sale of Land.
of the power of sale contained In a ncrt-
gage, aeea execntea oy ueorge
ker. on the 24th dar of -Jancarr.
to D. E. Hudgins, to &ecure the pay
ment of a certain debt, and default bar
ing been made in the pannent of sail
highest bidder the land herein described,
at the court houso dcor in Marion, Mc-
April, 1917, at the hour of 12ocloc,o
it being the 2nd day of April, 1917; said
land being described aa follows:
- A certain piece or - tract ol land lji
' arid being in McDorrell County. Stat
W. Parker, adjoining the land of lu.
J.C. McCurry ao others and frontic?
.on the ' MarioD-Bakerarille Road aa
consisting of a lot bought of John Or
son. Sea Deed Book 2. "care llo; a-.-
also another lot fronting a sloxts
adjoining caid lot bought of Carson.
being the place, where said George
Parker now lives and being all the fc
i of land ho owns on said public road.
Terms of Sale: Cash. ;
D. E. Hudgins Hortgage.