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xJST A MOMENT!
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The way to be convinced of
our superiority in filling pre$r
criptions is to
Learn the Way to Simpson's.
(A Registered Druggist always present.)
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I H t I I I I I I I t f " M4.M-
Open a Box for the
Children
Leave it where they can reach
it. Watch them gain in weight
Watch their cheeks grow ruddy
with health and life.
Uneeda Biscuit
arc the only Soda Crackers
the most nutritious food made
from wheat, theretorc the most
wholesome food for children.
C In a dust tight.
moisture proof package.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY y
CBOOIIAAH1HHEIlITED
Every one has a hereditary right to a pure blood snpply, which insure
strong, healthy body; but how many do we see who have inherited that
Steatest of all misfortunes. Scrofula, and are struggling under "a legacy of
iseasc ami suffi-ring? Scrofula is a constitutional trouble handed down
from parent to child, a curse from generation to generation as long as the
scrofulous matter is allowed to remain in the family blood. As the very
foundation of the blood is diseased we see this awful affliction manifested
In many ways, such as enlarged glands or tumors about the neck, which
often burst and become discharging ulcers, weak eyes, chronic Catarrh of the
head, skin diseases, etc. This blighting disease being so firmly intrenched
in the blood often attacks the bones, resulting in White Swelling, or hip
disease, while a pallid, waxcv appearance of the skin, loss of strength, and
often lung affections show that the disease is entirely destroying the rich,
nutritive qualities of the blood. There is but one way to cure Scrofula and
that Js to nitrify the blood and rid it of the germs of "disease, and for this
purpose nothing equals S. S. S. Its purifying and building-up propertied
maKc 11 uie joeai remedy lor Scrofula. S. S. S.
searches out and destroys all poisons and
germs, gives strength, richness and vigor to
Ol monl- rw,11nt,,,l W,l . o (..1.
PS A K'vrf . viuivu iHvnni aim lull's OlIUJUIH
V Snt permanently. S. 8. S. is a tnirelv vegetable
PURELY VEGETABLE m(,,lldne ma(Je '""n roots, herbs and barkr
and may be taken with absolute safety by
yonng or old. It so thoroughly removes the poison from the blood that no
signs f it icre ever seen nain and posterity is Messed with a pure blood
supply. Book on the blood and any medical advice desired without charge
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATIANTA, GA,
CATARRH A GERM DISEASE.
Brtathe Air Mediated by Hyamei
And Kill the Cemt
N,w that physicians and eii'n;U:s
.inWersallv asree-that tiUrrS is a
icrm the n-"'a tor th
failure i'f th o'.d f4.hiur.nl storraca
;',fin? IS this trouble is rtadiiy a.
I'nor t, the Ut;over of Hyomet.
a trt-BHi;t which cur catarrh by
tillin? the air you brtathe with gerni
killmg acd htaliug medication, statis
tics srwd that at least iutty-stTra
rsons in mis
uui catarrh of
m.e form. AUbimiko H.omei nas
ren known only a few Jtars, the re
markable results following Its use are
-1i.!b bv tie much smaller percen-
itate of thus who suffer with catarrh
I today.
Tlic treatment with Hyoiuei is very
.sin:lo and pleasant; a small Inhaler
co tut s i'h every out tit and three or
four t'tues a day Hyouiel Is breathed
through this, making the air at that
lime like that found on the mountains
where the pine forests Rive off their
fi.inraut and healing balsams.
I'sed to this way. llyomel pene
trates to the moot remote cells of the
:10s. throat and hums, absolutely kill
ing all catarrhal germs and effwting
a complete and peruiaiietit eure of the
disease.
The complete outfit costs but one
dollar, while extra bottles can be ob
tained Jor J cetits. O'Hanlou has
seen surh leniarkablu results from the
use of Hyomei that he sells it under
an absolute guarantee that It costs
nothing unless it cures.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and Industrial College
, COURSES
Literary , Commercial
Classical ' " Domestic Science
8cienlifio Manual Training
.Pedagogical Musi
Three courses leading to defers. Special courses for graduates of olh
er colleges. Will Equipped Training School for Teachers. Iloavd, laundry .
t'ltlon, and fees for use of text books, etc., $ 1 TO a year. For free-tuition
students, $125. Fifteenth annual session begins September 20. 1!G. To se
eme board In the dormitories, all free-tuition applications should' be made
before July l.r. CorresKndeiiee invitnl from those desiring compu'nt
teachers and stenographers. For cata'og. and other Information address
CHARLES D. McIVER. President.
GREENSBORO, N. C. f
PERSONAL NOTES.
R. E. D.iHoa wect to Raleigh today
V i crews, of Advance, was in
the city today.
Ir. J. H CleweJI left last evee'eg
.'or t hort trip.
Miss Milie Fletcher isitt
.;ritnlorv today. .
W. F. Triton, of Nona Vi!ke
mri'. here today.
T. S. Fleishman1 retarned to Ktr-
wtmuh. ; , uf t.,erv hundred JH'
W. U llanr. of Riwiring Rlver.weut iwf safferiniC lo,
o riettiniops lasi eiruius.
R. J Howen came ia yesterday "after
ican from a business trip.
Henry Rose has returned from a
x;sine-s trip to Salbbury.
Miss Stella Alspaugh left Ust even-
ng for Auiory, Miss., to vlbit relattves.
fi. V. Peyton aud E. J. Davis, of
'.reentwit . were among the guests
t the rh"enls last night.
Dr. Calvin H. Cialnger made a
irote.-skinal visit to Lewisvllle yes
eidaj, returning this morning.'
C. P. McNeely. of Mcoresville. and
rhumas H. FaTett. of MU Airy, were
n the city yisterday afternoon.
Mis Mattie Sterling returned last'
vening from .Mocksviile, where she
vent to attend the funeral of her
it ilu niece. .
Jail r O. W. Manner went to pit
.'croon Springs today to tlslt jhis
nother. He was accompanied by his
child i en.
Mis. M. A. Ijwrenee. of Cleninvops,
.ho has been visiting Mrs. M. W. kind
say. la Greensboro, returned home
ast iverlng.
.M.j. Gilmer, of Thomsivllllc,
Ia., who has bten visiting Mrs. Jas.
Mspaugh, at Ciater's. left last even
ing fi r her home. v
R E. Voak-r. of Advance, returned
his n:-f.ring from Charlotte. He coni
iroinlsed his case la the federal court
' paying $1,000 and the costs.
Mrs. H. I). Polndexter auU uaugtiter.
llfs t'lamle. returned last evening
torn p-jnnaha, where they attended
he funeral of Mrs. Poindexter's In
ant niece.
Mist, Ellen N'orfleet went to High
oint today to be the ginst of Miss
ieita Rasan. Next week she will at
end a house party to be given by Miss
Well Battle, of Moiganton.
M't's. J. P. Taylr and children left
oday f r Covington. Vs.. where they
vlH "spend a week with relatives, after
vhleh they will visit Mrs. Taylor's
uotheiv Mrs. Marthall, la Keutuck).
"SLATERS tBIEIlS"
HERE AIL NEXT WEEK
A popular price company now tu
he South for the very first time, but
mo that ha met with abundant suc
cess In ihe North comes to the Audi-
oiinm next Monday night, and will
remain all week long to delight our
1 heat re goers. The company will be
Slater's Comedians, which have been
ilaving continuously for over on
luudred weeks, having played sum
ner stock last jvsr at 'a Cincinnati.
)hlo. park and which was especially
ndnced to come South this summer
11 order to play a chain of Southern
tlayhouses. The organization" Is com
posed of well known players jam! the
epertulre consists of only modern
-ucccsses.
The start of the - engagement will
;e made with that great comedy, "The
Diamond Robbery," and In this piece
lll be found one that will pleasa all
fhe dramatic situations are strong,
he action snappy and the comedy
;ood and wholesome, besides being
plentiful.
The company will change Us nl
llglitlv and earh tlma a drainif or
;medy entirely new to the South
will he presented. Between uoib of
aeh performance will be presented
m up-to-diiite and exceedingly clever
lino of specialties. . .
The fate of stats will be found at
'Bunion's. The prices throughout
ihe engagement will be 10, 20 and 30
?ent:r. -1
The Evening Dispatch, of Wilming
ton, May 22, had this to say of "The
Diamond. Robbery."
"Slater's Comedians opened a
week's engagement at the Academy
lasj night aud also inaugurated the
summer stock season. The. bill was
'The Diamond Robbery' and was well
presented by a most competent cast.
The specialties were splendid, es
peclally the illustrated songs, and so
all told the company has been pin
nouncod one of the best popular price
Organisations of the season."
MUM f44a-f
X Agents
I 'for
fiutterick
Patterns
-Thi
Palnfer-lhn
with thi
Proper Can
Painters who us ready,
mixed paints, and bo
Ut thurouichiy tested
tuera 1.1 wonuui r
juUieot ronUily reoom-
UMOd ,
MASTIC
Uiied Palnl
TA ITitaf
law Lmlm '
'Tobecsrtatnof getting the right kind
M tbat, like tne iwinier-aiao. yon mi
tbe goods in the roircan. That's tbe
only wy to Identify the paint before
using it. A (tor you om-e uu Mutt
ipalnt iheapieniioeof the work and
tbe durability of the paint w 111 eonttuce
you that the painter-man wu right la
his reeoiumenUatlun. You will need no
further proof and you will recommend
Haatl palu.1 to your friends. .
HuuUctured by
PEASLEC-OAULBERT CO, Iim.
Louisville, Ky.
rOROALEBV x
' W, O, Sensaman, Contractor
Better. Class painting, paper hanging,
', etc. I'bono G12.
Vade Mecum Transfer Co.
Meets all trains at Rural Hall. Good horses, easy carriages1
'
Phone ns at Winston, Rural Hall or Vade Mecum.
J. H. VAUGHN, Manager.
Thomasville Orphanage Gathering.
The annual meeting date at the
Thomasville Orphanage will be Wed
nesday and Thursday, July 4 and 5
On Wednesday, 4. the trustees of the
orphanage will hold their annual
meeting a'ml Thursday, 5, will he the
big picnic day.
ICE !
Prompt shipment to
all points. 1
C. M. THOMAS 6 CO.
' Winston-Salem, N. C.
Calvin H. Grainger
08TEOPATHIST
Specialities: Chronlo and
Nsrrous Dtseasea.
Lady Attendant
Phona 480. 414 Liberty St,
COT HIS HAIR BACK.
Waa Perfeeilr Bald Whea n Started
te Ve If ewbre'a Ilerplcide , i
Frederick Manuell, Maryland block,
Butte, Muntsna, bought a bottle of New
bro's Horpli'lde, April , '99, and began to
use It for entire baldness. Ths hair fol
licles In li1a scalp were not dead and In
10 days he had hair all over Ms head.
On July I he writes, "and today my hair
la as thick and luxuriant ns any on
could wish." Newbro's Herploide work
on an old principle and with a new dis
coverydestroy th eaue and you re
move the effect Herptelde destroys the
rer that eauaes dandruff, falling hslr,
and finally baldness, so that with tho
csues gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling: hair nt once and a new
growth starts. Bold by leading
druE-glta. Bend 10c. In stamps for sample
to TUe Horptclda Co., Detroit, Mich. .
B. W.-O HANLON, BpectsJ Aut
Lay your plans to take supper with
tho Presbyterian ladies on the lawn In
front of the manse Thursday everting
The ladies hope to have automobiles
to take the children to ride.
Rubbers 10 to 55c per pair: ladles'
slippers or shoes 49c to 1.48 pair
ehlldren s shoes 25e to 9Sc. Prices
less than factory cost, nt bankruDt
saie of w. l Hill stock.
Indies' tinder or top skirts C9c to
i.SX, worth three times the money
at. bankrupt sale W. L. Hill stock.
POPULAR COMPANY AT POPULAR
PRICES ONE WEEK OF JOY
AND BRIGHTNESS WITH
Slater's Comedians.
Commencing Monday Night, June lSth
with a Scenic Piodiictioii of
"THE DIAMOND HOHP.KRY."
A modem success of great power.
Plenty of snappy, up-to-date tpe;!al
tk'S. The weck't repertoire will em-
biace all New Plays and each Jnter-sp-cist'd
with sphndid vaudeville.
PltlCBS li, :) aaid -'c.-
Moinlay night evtiy lady accompanied
liv the holder of a paid :!U cent tiekrt
will he admitted ftf.', provided such
tietket Is purchased Ix'fore I! p. m.
Monday. Tickets on sale at O'Han-
on's drug store.
Sale of Lot.
By virtue of an order of the superior
court made on the Kith day of May.
l'.'DU, by R. IS. Transou. clerk, und
ratified by R. B. Peebles, judge, In a
special proceeding entitled" Alex
Hanes et. al., tx-parte, the under
signed will sell for cash at the court
house door ,111 Winston at 12 o'clock
m., on Saturday, the 7th day of July,
1900, the following described property.
Fronting on Summit street, Winston,
N. C, li feet and extending east
waidly of the same width be'ween
4 street and the lot of W. A. Whit
aker to the property of the estate of
Frank'Hanes. being a lot 100x200 feet.
The above lot lies directly behind the
residence of Rubejrt Dalton.
T. W. WATSON, Com.
Juno 6, 190G. I
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Good looks bring happiness. Friends
care more for us when we meet them
with a clean, smiling face, bright eves
sparkling with health, which conies
by taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. U5c, tea or tablets.
For sale by E. V. O Hanlon, Win
ston; Ijtndqulst & Pfohl, Salem.
Big Oividends.
In Southern Life & Trust Co. because
mortality rate It small. Not a single
death by disease since company organ
lied threa years ago. 40,561.66 added
to surplus last year. J. w. McAlister,
district agent, 439 Liberty street.
Phono 121,
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; FUGLE BROS GO.
Manufacturers of
SCREENS
Made v to FIT your
doors and windows.
Phone 85.
Remodelling S
Offers greater opportunities this wetk ,
any time since its beginning. M4nv
gains find their way to the sales
never appear in print, you must come
store to reap the full benefit of the n
reductions.
Specials in Lace Curtar
50 pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
tains; beautiful patterns; extra
quality, Z yards 1a length, 4
inches widw
75c pair
100 pairs Ruffled Muslin Cur
talus, 50 Inches wide, 3 yards in
length; a very special bargain.
48c pair
50 pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
tains; charming floral atfd scroll
designs; 58 inches wide, ZVj
in length.
$1.69 pair
$)
NoltiiU'ham
quivit, pattern. , v
q;;alitj, ; i
in lengtU.
$1.50
New arrivals ill
x3C inches; oris jui
50c
"Fritzi Scheff ' Belts,
4'f- 4"-r
.J. A. a a ... t
HIV
i THE BEE
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jkj.
Are you getting youth
of the Bargains th
g king offered at our
I June CUT PRICE SB
g Here area few of. them.
X big values that will h
fered Saturday ilnddll
week'
. .
v.
X 500 yards White Irish Linen
W Finish Suiting, worth 15c, spe-
10c.
400 yards Irish Linen Finish
Suiting, worth 25c, special
15c.
. , :
Gooo yards of India Linen to go
A o nspeclal sale from
c to 20c.
worth one third more. -
VV :
'Jj KOfta yards Figured Uwns, all
" the season's latest styles, worth
V 12c, special this sale
71-2c.
J 2000 yaf-ds Figured Uwns and
organdies, the very latest styles.
M worth 15c to I8c, special this
White Habutal silk, worth 35c,
ii via i
,".00 r,iii 5 Aifi Ir
iise, worth 15c. f
sala
Tahh' Oil rin'h.wi
special lliiu'wle
19c.
Black Taffota Silk, guaranteed,
worth 11.00. Special this sale
79c.
White Habutal Silk, 3G Inches
X wide, worth 00c, special
S 45c.
Black Taffeta Silk, guaranteed,
worth $1.35, special this sale
- 98c.
New patent Leather and Wrhlte
Wash Belts from 15c, to 25c,,
special while they last
10c.
300 Ijirgc Towels in -seconds,
worth 15 to 25c, special while
they last
' 10c.
fj. Ladles' Ribbed Vests, worth l"c
? .special this sale 4 for
Men's Garter!
lal
woitl
Men's (Jailers.
lal
Hon nun's
rolors. wurth !n
salt:
2.'.n men's CoMwlS
5ne, fiHTial is1 Mlf
mi I inn Br1"1
$1.25 to 1-M. lf
1 Ix.t Men's KtZ.
Straw Haf. or,n
$1.25. srs-eta
1 Lot Men.
worth $1.5" 10
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meat
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