THE TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, AUGUST 29
PERSONAL NOTES.
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H Are Your Prescriptions Filled o
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by a Registered Druggist?
P You Will Find a Registered
M Druggist Always Present
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Eat More
of the most nutritious of flour
foods Uneeda Biscuit the
only perfect soda cracker. Then
you will be able to
Earn More
because a well-nourished body
has greater productive capacity.
Thus you will also be able to
Save More
because for value received there
is no food so economical as
Uneeda Biscuit
CvC In, a dust tight,
) moisture proof packagt.
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INA1IUNAI BliLUIT COMPANY
Ttlo Imnlll.., r . ...
ine.lieh,etaceom,,lish , , ' "c "j.
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j' ' ' ' uiiiit-amiy-ni.ittt.-r, hut ri-U the
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't is a, pencil hloo.t i,tjfi,-r "I'o'ii-
without clurec. Vr it
THE SHIFT
No mill lor what
Will he Mirr In
(Mir Chafing ii.-.ln
onipai ison. Iic.ii
Huv it.
BROWN ROGERS COMPANY.
"Sky - Lights
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OalYonliod SkyJT.IgliU are the Host
Why?
Uc-cauw they never wear out. C.ilvmi
lioJ Sky-Lights are. tire-proof.
Why?
Hecaus rin clusscan be usxl and so
prevent Vh! tlass from fallinir out.
Whe.ro can Oalvrnuod Iron Sky
Lchta be (rotten? At
L.B. Brickcnstcins
In rubber tires we have one grade and
guarantee 50 per cent more service
man io possible in any cheap tire
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S. J.Nissen Co.
5c
Mill offer 111 r ll'llliill
lease Iim :i.s much .
Wo guniaii'.i
'l 1 1 1 i i . U iiliiMil i
RIDS THE SYSTEM
OF MALARIA
red
am'
tin
U' "i1 11 1" crculat.on. ami the
H 1 1 ' 'L 1)111 v f i nil o t ,-. 1.1 1 . f ..1
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stem of M,,'
an I restores tho
S. S.. KsM,s mum uvr tl.c- K,rn.s
ru. rsr, h iu
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SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Tfo Daily Sentinel !
At All News Stands
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We liav( oK!K'i
up a fiit r:
wi.iid aril with nil modern improve
igoiit.; at comer of Seventh ami
Church ;,l ritt, next to Casper's Recti
nor.
;a'w run bv a I
urge Westing
iso electric inolor. Electricity bo
Uio eheapo.-t power on earth, we
able
to i!o mote work at
a le
sl. We
ii tlio benelit of our
;aMiii;. Call to see
our plant, or
plump Nn. 27. Onlors will bo
elatoil anil prompt,!;, HiUd.
appre-
Bennett & Co
ARCHITECTS.
Rooms 1. VI 4 Tise Hld.
Winston-Saleni.
I ZIMERMM A LESTER, I
.lulin I.. Casper went io Koaii"kf
:ast nitht.
('. ) Harris, of HaleiRh, was in ill'1
-i i y toilay.
.1 W Carter Is ofT to YirKinia on a
'uiiiu'.-s trip.
I). M (innlon, of Stokes, ratne in
'as? rvt iiillK.
tuliiui I.i Imiaii went Io Vado Monim
-!piiiif; tn(la.
T. II. Hailey. of Mocksville, was in
he t-i'y today.
it. V.. Kiies came in la.st 'eiiins
'i mi KoaritiK (iap.
O. V. I'faff, of tohaccoville. was
;i i o f.ti-n!ay.
W. . I.inville went to Virginia las;
iif:h; to purchase horses.
Flank lijrrly went up the Wiikes
ioro road this morning.
X W. Cornish and family have re-
;iriud from Virginia Beach.
Mrs. W. N". Reynolils and Miss Susie
tilting, of Berkley. Ca., left this iiiurii
ig for New Yoik.
Miss Flora I.ott's ;..:niiiiy school
wll open Mouilay next, sVptenihei-
rd. at ! o'clock.
Mrs. C. T. Wilkinson, who has been
o Buffalo l.itbia Springs, returned to
he ci'v last niglit.
Miss Louise Montgomery went ' to
ausa,;r last niglit to visit her aunt.
liss Annie Jii Bard.
J. F. Ambrose, circulation manager
I the l.reensboro Industrial News,
as iu the city yesterday.
J. C. Hili. of High I'oinl. and C. C.
largrave, of Lexington, were guests
t. I'.t- 1'iioenix last night.
H. A. I'fulil. presidi-nt of the Fogle
:ms. Co., returned tMs morning from
liiisinoss trip to New York.
.1. A. Ordway, vb.) is snperintend
'ig some road wo'k near Kernels
illo, went' to thai place last evening.
T. W. (ientry, of (iieensboio. fortn
rly of ibis city, i.l'ter A short stay
ere, returned to Greensboro this
Morning.
Mis. H. C. Alier. of Itoanoke, was
eie between trains yesterday after
oon en route io (iieensboio, to visit
Its. K. IV Moir.
Mr. ami Mis. V ('. Alien', of fi:! v
;fler spending the night here wiih
heir son, T. W. Allen, returned hotiic
eslerday. Mrs. W. H. Hitt, of Itoanoke,
Valter While, of Asheville, are
uests of their mother, Mrs. V
and
the
H.
Mine, on North Liberty street.
Or. J. M. Turner and W. II. Church,
f North Wilkesboro, passed through
he cily last evening eliroute to New
I'oik to altend the Bryan reception.
Received 30 Barrels of Glassware.
0. S. Keid's tremendous stock of
liiua, glass and crockery Is arriving
aily. So far this week thirty barrels
f glassware have been received, con
sisting of lamps of every description,
xl ra globes and a great variety of
andie sticks, vases, etc. Mr. field's
all display of line china and glass
'ill surpass all former efforts.
Do You Love Your Wife?
Then get a "(iarlar.d" fltisige,
voiid's best. Honiingor-Blaekluni
the
Co.
(lei
ils, in
ready for school; tablets,
and pens al Sharp's.
per.
Grand Special Sale.
On tin and enamel warp, Friday
Vugust lo a. m. See window
display.
.1. . HESTEIt CO.
!'(') II SAI.K-12 lots, known
aid lots. Will be sold In
ingle. II. W. I!elo.
as How
lump or
Special Low Rates Via Southern.
On account of Homecoming of Win.
Hiyan, New York, . Y., August ilil.
'!""S. the Southern Railway will sell
ickets .to New York and return al :
renioly low rales. Tickets to be sobl
'ig. 2S and 2:i, wth final limit Sepl.
I tli. .
The following rates will apply from
mints named: fliarlotto $20.50, Salis
iiiry $1!.in, Ktatesville $t!i.!,r., Hickorv
2l.i)o, Oreeiishoro J 1 7.40, Vinsloii
Sab'iii $l)i.::r,, Durham $17.50, Raleirh
M7.5D. Approximately low rates fr nn
'i'.e, points.
I'oi further information call or yinir
lepot ticket agent or write,
It. I-. VERNON, T. P. A.,
Charlotte, N. C.
W. H. TAYI.OK, (;. p. A.,
Washington, I). (.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
By virtue ()f authority conferred up
ui me by an order of tiie Clerk of the
Superior C t, iu a proceeding enti
led Sarah M. Savage by her guardian
'.aura Savage, l will sell for cash al
he courthouse door in Winston, N.
'.. at 12 o'clock, M on first- dav of
irlober. limit, the following described
eai estate. lyinR and being in
East
iiiston. .V ., on which then
is lo
,n"o a nouse with rour rooms and a
lasenient, towil:
Beginning at the South East eurnpr
oi ... It. on the plat of the D
ll,
in:
ainuck addition to Ka.-t Winston
mining thence wesiwardly 2HU
o Hickory street; thence' with
feet
said
mcMiiv sireet northwaidh i;ii f0ei
to
tli' corner of Mrs I nv n i....i..,.,.
111 : thence with said i.ucv I). Doub
'hit s line eastwardlr 2nn feel to a
north and south street along eastern
'""'"dary line of D. . siarbnck's
Stafford fluid: and thence with said
uorih and south street snnii,,.!..ii..
'in feet to the h,.it, ,. . . '"
, ,. : - -f.. ...... ii neinir i;n
-'"i ice! or tne lot maike,i ;;7 n
u' I'''"' of "aid D. H. Starbuck a i
HI- hiEas, Wlnslon, an,, ttZt X
' civ.' HI " . W ll.h tk..
Stai buck
Knight.
sold
I" Mis. Man ,-. Mc-
August 2X,
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Having beet) a patient of t lie Keu
ry I-i-titiite of (!i ei nsboro, N. ('.. .1
'.i ;::j like to stale for the benefit of
li'isi- who are still servants of strong
T i ink that the Keeley Institute did
u ne lor me than it promised or 1 ex
h ;ed. I found the officers and pliy
i :;i ii kind, courteous and polite. In
;.r; i-vi i tiling was done to make my
lay while there pleasant. I only wish
! couM induce every iniiii addicted to
irotig drink to apply to your institute
fc'.'-e 1 Mil c.iufidclif lie would find a
permanent cure, such as I found, and
njoy the same feeling that I have en
joy ed since I experienced my cure at
he hands of your valuable Institute.
I shall always have a warm place in
my heart for the Keeley Institute al
(Iieensboio, N. C. It elevated me
from the company ol otrunkards to the
respect of tlie business and bet'ir
ela.-s of citizens, and made a home of I
confusion one of perfect hanpines
It. W. K IKK MAN
Spray
N. C, Ort. 24, inn 1.
Resolutions of Respect to Samuel H.
1 Taylor.
Whereas, it has pleased an All-Wise
Heavenly Father to remove from our
midst our esteemed brother. Saiiuul
H. Taylor, an honored member of
Winston Lodge. No. 1H7, A. F. & A. M
whose death occurred August l.-.tli."
I'tntl: and whereas, we desiie to place
on lecord some tribute of respect lo
'Ma memory and many noble (uali:ies
and to tender our sympathy to his be
reaved family, therefore,
Resolved, 1. That in the death of
Samuel H. Taylor our lodge loses one
of its most loyal members, and our
community one of its most useful and
patriotic citizens. His was an exi m
plary life, quiet, inoffensive and mi
st liisli and kind and obliging to every
one, a devoted husband and falhei,
true and faithful to every duty devolv
ing upon him.
Resolved. 2d. That while we deen'v
dcsplorc his loss we would humbl'v
tnd reverently bow to the divine will.
Itesolved. :id. That we In rebv ten.
der our heartfelt, svmnatbip m hk
stricken family in their sad bereave
ment and would commend them to
Him Who is Father of the fatherless
Resolved. Ilh. Tlnit :i nmv ..r ih..,
resolutions be spread upon our min
utes, a copy be sent to the widow of
our deceased brother, and a copy lo
the Twin-City Daily Sentinel and" the
Orphans" Friend for publication
, 1). P. MAST,
R. E. TRANSOl"
W. C. BROWN,
Commitee.
IN MEMORiAM.
On August ISih, lililfi, as tin
last
lingering rays of the king of day wore
gilding the western hills with golden
'lutings, when all nature seemed as it
were in ipiiet repose, the sweet. Toveiv
spirit of Adelaide, the youngest daugh
ter of Mr. ami Mrs. C. ,1. Shoaf, took
-ts flight from earth's sorrows to that
origin city above and is now resting
n the bosom of Him who said. "'Ol'
such is the kingdom of heaven."
At the time of this sad allliclion
.mic Adelaide and her devoted moth
'1' were sojourning flt Crockett',
ipii'igs. va in search of health. That
winst.'r disease, diphtheria , seized
He Utile one and after a few davs
druggie claimed her as his victim
h'spile the efforts of the best phvsi
-inns and untiring love of a doling
'neither.
Adelaide, the golden-haired clieriib
wns born 111 Winston-Siriem ti,.,ii -.
I!"l and since then has been the jov
)f a happy home.
The interment took nlaeo ni in.
old
.Moravian hurwiiir cmmol ut :iiei
N.
i .. on .Mom a v i n. "in h
A FRIEND
. Wearing Overcoats Now.
i mvs .mui.nks, Iowa. Aug. 27.-Krol
was reported in Iowa low lands lodin
for the rust time this season al
though it is no; thought linn Hie Km al
Iowa com crop will suffer damage be
eaiiM' of t. The tnerciirv dropped
as low as In degrees at Cellar' Rapids
:ind Ciesmn, the coldest August day
for lo years. Charles Cltv repotted
"-I. imisis, aiinougn the teniperatiiri
was 12 di glees.
Blue ribbon tablets,
perforated, at Sharp's.
smooth and
' Grand Special Sale.
On tin and enamel ware'
ugiisl III, in . ,. Se'(
displav.
Friday
w indow
J- W. HESTER CO
A GOOD JUDGE nc rctcn
nniiitrr i . ' 1'igs ana
H " f""n'i "milr 0"r mnf.
or -our S Car,fUl a,,(,llt the food
what vn,,'lTa!S 38 y,,u ar ahotit
marketing her. rrics fa, .lUsaiZ
G. L. Dull & Co.
Phone 176,' mS FiftJ, Sf
The BUSY ST
IT IS YOUR
0PP0RTU
TO SAVE 15 TO a m
v ON
Linens, Napkins, Si
rieets, Pillow Cases T
Lace Curtains. If Wor,
nish our New Hotel wj
above goods we should
to interest you, Csp
when we give you co
prices.
Received Tod)
100 pairs Lace Curtains
yards long during thi
price will be
SlilO i"sUad of
The Sale Will Close
RGSENBACHE
Fourth and Trade Strc
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FOUNDED 1802
Salem Academy arid W
Winston-Sulcm, N. C.
(For jj;irls ninl Vtnmi; Wniiitn.)
The I"ill term begins ScptemUcr 5th, 1'
Iintrance examinations An:,'. 31. Sep!. 5, -S
I'K -pai atory and Collegiate h' tui' a :.:.."' ' '
tendance more than Inn, Spivial I ;... ; - M
iilerclal, Industrial , Language. I-"1 1 u ii j u . Cave u! '
Work.
Not a ehiap school, but ai, . i !.. u ii .
ii'aniliiig a tirst class patronage fioiii ..;u.n i!
eign couturies.
Special inl'orniation hiniislMd p;'h-'::-'"
Friends must, part both sinner iiihI .ih.s:
But I here is no parting with True Tatn Paint.
This I'aint the host. "It wont come off
A word to (lie wise is siillieienl nnni i,
"It Won't Com- Off it. sticks, ii .vays",
ll is niride of Lead and Zinc always.
True Tagg Paint, true to ils name;
Summer and winter it remains the inf
ill sunshine, storms and driving sii;
And all the changes that nature kni
ll "Wont r.om. Off" In- I:i v IlisIl'.
Its True Tagg Paint and made all
til!
Sink and Fansler will show you wh -The
True Tagg Pain't is piized bh'.h.
(live them a chance to ilemons'tiiio.
And have your painting done lb si i'o".
Yours for True Tatjg Pnt'
The Painters and Dccorato
130 West Fourth Street
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COMING YOUR WAY
A Big Fall Business if you
correctly place a few good
"Road Signs. "" My signs aie
the sure thing.
GORDON G. REYNOLDS.
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' "".missiouoi-, rnonel76, 108 Fifth qt I Phone 478. s.j.m
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