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M;. o:-J Mrs A L- FlcUttr. of Kt:
rrsi:. .e, :.t To Wi.kesboro toda j
H E V.'t-r t::d fax'.:y and JudIjs;
.,- nri a:r fi.frnl.Bj! several das;
Wirr.es of Those ReglsiereJ
Ust Night and Today.
Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
A Reconstructor and Body Builder.
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At the Zinttniiii.
;v-r:h , t-v3s C. Hook and W. 0 Th.-mp'on.
! K-v. V. M. Rabins, of Advanc.; r,ur.,,. w. F, Foreman. .North Car.e
; n li. te y-it-riiay. He cm over toj ; .i,.iu ,mr. Payto.
iar r-.ai.K'-'i--! Comann. i j'h'.u; I., H. C.rt-vU. Nf Yolk: R.
i J. P. Slmmoi.s went to WestftVM.i xsmaii. Baltimore: MUses Louisa
jSurn cuiry. today to attend theli;vi, ami i.aura Lenoir. Ronda: deo.
lii!a!ioa of his father's eightieth! Viexami. -Ve' Yoik; J B. Fuller,
! jinhday. Km- York: H. S. Dalton. New York;
:..,.. p tl:,,-U wh. hit twn iUih K A. Blake. C. I). Hal'er. ('.. W.
u.,ti PK.wniv' lor thic voars i i ! : UYavill. Roanoke; C. A. Bidden
!:. Roanoke this afternoon, hi 11:2 ac-iV. E. Love. Jr.. Chattanooga
ceptwd a ;)ji:ti.)ii in that fit.-. I
i I.. I.. Haidin, of Rocky Mount, X 1
C. who has been the guest of hisi
! father-in-law. Ir. H. F. Chreltrberi. I
for a few days, re ,:rned home today.'
We Make Med
icines That
Cure
Tlure is no doubt about
your getting well in the
quicktst time possible if we
fill your prescriptions. Your
doctor understands our
grade of purity that is
why he always brings you
back to health quickly
when we till his prescrip
tions. Landquist 6 Pfohl
The Corner Drug Store
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FUEL
In order to induce everybody
to lay In a good supply of fuel
while the weather is good, we
are offering, until further no
tice, our famous "WIDOW
KENNEDY" Coal at the very
low price of $5.50 per ton. This
is cash price. Put in your or
ders now for your requirements
and pay cash on delivery. See
us and get prices on all fuel be
fore buying.
Pa.:
Fromaii
Smith, Atlanta; A. C. run aim J. v.
Pa. Not folk; U. E. Mendel and C W
(.'handler. Chicago; F. Sutler. Jr.. Bal
iniote; B. E. Teasrue, X. C; R. S.
Knheitson. New York; O. Y. Everly.
I.Michlinrg; .1. L. Hester, Claude
I Moore. E. M. Wrisht. H. C. Ashburn.
'H. M Maqiu'r.art. O. H. Graham.
! Floyd Hall. Roanoke; Chas. H. Huth.
ileiiuiaik: W. U. Sells, Fort Clark.
rexas; W. H. Silverman. Cincinnati;
enry Vtard. New ork: Chas. New-
,on. fniiaueipnia; o. rueiu, Lietrunu,
Ohio; Thomas Thomas. Roanoke; W.
P. Lackey, wife and child. Emits, W.
Va.; (ieo. P. Shackelford and J. Ureen
bauni, Richmond, Ya.; T. H. Ander
son, X. C; (J. R- Glenn, Jr., Atlanta;
T. Lehman, Florida; A. J. Wolfe.
between love and follies, with thei"nlo; 1- -"'....,..
l IMC rnwcm.
E. Farinholt, Baltimore: J. R. Smitn
New York; N. M. Fiemiiig. Cliarlottj:
Cko. H. Il.;ns.. l;ethania; J. .
Tackett. Lynchburg; M. C. Nl."!(
Greensboro: H. HorTuur., New lurK;
W. G. McKay, CVIcae: K B. li'i'io !i
injur
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I Peoples Fuel
! and Ice Co.
;to withhold
The following is from the Greens
'miii linlustiial News of today:
, A complex comedy, simplified by
: naturalness In the portrayal; a Btrug-
usual happy end after woes that b
j George Ade's "County Chairman" as
, interpreted by Theodore Bahcoek and
a wi ll trained corps of actors at the
and last night. ,
; Briefly told, Tilford Wheeler is nonl
iinated for the state's attorneyship and
jis opposed by Judge Rlgby. with
.whose daughter, Lucy, Tilford is tn
love on a basis of reciprocity, until he
! begins to say unpleasant things about
'a hitherto presumptive father-in-law.
Mini Hackler manages Tllford's cani
.paign and wins it, though not.aU'.Vd'
the man has overcome the Jinliticians
,:ind the memory of hi:;owii thwarted
love for LucyV mother iirnmntc him
a printed attack upon the
ami R. M. HopK'n.i. Basse: I, Va : W.
Henry, Ya.: L. W. HtfVnr?o:i, Ro:ida;
W. L. Anglin. Crrwe, V-i ; J. C. X.
Clove. Ro;i,ke; R. W. Stltasnr. Pfaf-
tiwn;,B. b. Skiunell, Ferram, Ya.
l-M-M'4.- ne .ounty mairnian, as pre-
oJ'"iut r.uiiift ai. Lilt- vuaiivi.
I gives Mr. Babcock an opportunitv to
I use a talent that approaches very
'close to genius. Quick, tactful, he
plays the dual character of a politician
and a matrimonial agent and Is suc
cessful in adapting his personality to
; his role. In fact, it seems to be a col
jlaboration between nature and the
author. He seems to make his tact
i less difficult by being himself, yet
1 there is a genuineness of a suspicion
that George Babcock can don the garb
of the tragedian and be as effective
in Yirginius as in Jim Hackler.
The accompanying actors ably sup
plement the work of the principal.
i who can well ufford to occupy the cen
ter of the stage for only a part of the
'time. Thomas Yale, as Tilford
! neeler, was especially good, and so
l was the Lucy of Gene Gautier, while
an effective touch of color was given
. to fcass Livingston by Thomas, J
iitiiiov. wno siiiks ins Drogue in an
I Airo-Ainencan dialect and captures
the audience by acquiring funds In a
Illiberal way for his infantile "choco
4 ! iate bon-bon."
Lorena Watkins, the flirtatious
milliner, is a bit or good acting by
Fannie Midgeley, aiul the strenuous
Mrs. Briscoe, with Laura Ayers in th
part, gives a full chance for dodging
by the man-afraid of his wife Jeff
Briscoe, a character aptly Illustrated
by Chiules Horn.
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I T ill Jl I'jI I ULl
A GOOD JUDGE OFL-cpn
decides In favor of theBort 0f good
things for horses, catie, pigs and
poultry to be fonm'f uniler , rcK,f.
If you are as caijf,, auout the food
for your anima5 as you are about
what you eat (oUrself. you'll do your
marketing here.)priCes fair and square
G. I.
PllOne 176.
uil & Co.
108 Fifth St.
AT GUILFORD Fi
(Special to The Sentinel.)
GREENSBORO. Oct. 11. The at
tendance at the Central Carolina Kail
sterday was large despite the un
favorable weather. Today is the big
day of the fair. It is termed Greeiis
boro day. Many of the stores and
practically all of the business houses
ill of the banks, factories and school?
of the city give holiday. Grown peo
ple and children go to the fair by tin
thousands. The races are proving an
interesting feature and the exhibits
and free attractions are better than
ever before.
Made to FIT your
doors and windows.
I Phone 85.
ZIHERMM & LESTER,
ARCHITECTS.
Rooms 13-14 Tise Bldg.
Winston-Salem.
Jot it down lest your t'orgit. Our
heating stoves. It's something you
should possessespecially if you are
a critical individual. We have never
known people to be dissatisfied with
our stoves.
BROWN-ROGERS COMPANY.
JOHN N. AMBLER.
CIVIL AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEER.
Water-Power, Water 6upply, Sew
erage,: Development of Suburban
Property, Street Work near Win
ston During the Sumemr. 412 South
Broad Street, Winston, N. C.
At Home
From 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Daily.
NOTICE.
By virtue of my authority as trustee
in bankruptcy of the estate of W. L.
Hill. I will sell at public auction at the
eomtho'.ise door in Winston. X. C on
Wednesday, the 17th day of October,
lluii;, at 12 o'clock noon, to the high
est !iililr for cash, all accounts and
other evidences of debt which remain before played here,
I. TO
8E HERE NEXT WEEK
The following is from the Green
ville, S. C., Xews of Tuesday, Oct. 9:
The Osman Stock Company has re
turned stronger than ever. ' Last night
a large audience witnessed the per
formance of "Wedded, But Xo Wife
a four-act drama full of interest
from begining to close. The special
lies were far above the ordinary, that
of Grinn and Barrett being one of the
strongest ever seen in Greenville
Thomson and Farrelf, too, delighted
the crowd Immensely, and Roy Dee':
neat and clever work also pleased
Other good specialties follow with
each bill. "The Silent Witness" Is an
nounced for tonight, a drama never
on that date due the estate of W. L.
Hill.
At the same time and place I will
sell to ' the highest bidder for casii.
i a lot belonging to said estate, which
. , , lot is situated in AlU'ghanv county,
At new quarters in near Roaring Gap Hotel.
I). H. BLAIR, Trustee.
Johnson Building, Lib
erty street, with a full
line ofhouse and fami
ly paints, wall papers,
etc.
SINK & FAIISLER.
Painters and Decorators.
HOW ABOUT
Your Old Roof?
Whv not let us stop the leaks
while the w eather is favor
able? New roofs and roof
repairing a specialty.
Morgan and Cuthrell.
Best Cake and Bread.
Mrs. Millard Masien, of Fairview,
was awarded first premium fl)r the
b st pound cake and lighttiread exhi
bited at t'he county fair lust week. The
Hour from which the cake and bread
were made was sold hv J. A. Crews.
There will be a matinee Wednesday
at 3 o'clock and twenty-five dollars In
cash will be given away on Saturda
niglit to the holder of the lucky mini
ber given away at each performance
The Osman Stock Company will lie
In liiston next week.
Big
W. O.
reduction on parlor
Senseman.
hearten.
A Young Mother at 70.
"My mother has suddenly been
made young at 70. Twenty years of
intense suffering from from dyspepsia
had entirely disabled her, until six
months ago, fchen she began taking
Electric Bitters, which have complete-
.y cured her and restored the strength
nnd activity she had In the prime of
life," writes Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick, of
Danrorth, Me. Greatest restorative
medicine on tho globe. Sets stomach
liver and kidneys right, purities the
blood, ami cures malaria, biliousness
auu weuKiiess. w oiiueriul nerve
tonic. Price uOe. Guaranteed hv V
Remember that every dollar's worth
of dry goods, notions, clothing, shoes,
bats, caps, trunk, curtains, trim-.
mints, velvets, silks, ribbonti. nloves
furs, corsets, hosiery, belts and lots of'0- Thomson's drug store,
other things not mentioned must be
sold and within the next liu days re
gardless of cost. Come and get your
share of Jhe baigalng. C. L. Wilkin
son a Co.
Washington bread and White House
batter. White Slar Co.
I'ortner's Hofbrau Is liquid bread
i ne timer of Hops is an excellent
tonic, ami the malt sugar of barley
oi a nigti iooci quality, (iood dealer
i;eep it.
Come today, get pick parlor heaters,
must go. W, O. Senseman.
New cereals, all kinds. White Star
Brightsbane
Co.
WANTEH At once. Young ladies
with plain handwriting to address
tappers. Will pay seventy cents per
thr.iis.ind. Ho not call unless you can
write plain and readable. Come pre
dated to work Friday morning. Cas
net- Building, Main street. Ask Tor Mr
Andre.
A Badly Burned Girl
or boy, man or woman, Is qtiicklv
of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salve
applied promptly. (;. j. Welch, of Te.
HoiiMiii. .Mien., says: " v,se It In my
u.uiu.i mi cms, sores ami all skin
ll, .... I !... It . ...
o, nun nun ii peneci. Quickest
mh- fine Known, n,.st hra i saU,
made. 2r,c at Y. 0. Thompsons drug
Pentad's Hofbiaii Is the bter
."- i.im ,:ui,-,i aim dinner table. lt aids
7"'"- " 'lyspeptie, just try hot
r - mi om meals, and eat and ,1,-lul,
.am ,
White Lead
Paint
The best painters still
i 1
use pure vvnite lead ana
pure linseed oil, and they
secure results, both in ap-
earance and in wearing
qualities, which can be had
in no other way.
If your paint has peeled
off the house, it was not
Lewis
Pure White Lead
(Made by the Old Dutch Process)
and Lewis Linseed Oil.
Paint made of these ingre
dients wears smoothly and
does not peel.
JOHN T. LEWIS & RROS. CO.
aji S. Frunt St., Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by all first-class dealers.
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fit" 1 f "; !
M ft'- hi
i, -s
OUR AIM
i
111 0
'HI net
:'Kt to
.ijto .Ti.ile' within your reach well
ly fitting clothes at moderate prk
extravagant in your expenditures,
dressed, if you'll come here and letth t
MICHAEL & SON SUIT.
These jrarments are designed to meet the
uiciiis ui uic nuui vvuu oesiies Slllsll
apparel at a reasonable outlav.
Come here to till your clothiii"- w.mt
;uul v
FLETCHER BR0.
1
Winston-Salem, N. C.
(98c hats are all the .)
STHE J.W. HESTER
Incorporated. 441-443 Trade Str(
THE
Now ready to show you our fall line
of dress goods, millinery, coat and
jackets. Big line of Shawls, Fascina
tors, Hoods, Caps, Comforts, Blankets,
knit yarn. Big display of Crockery,
Glassware, China, Tinware. Our store
is the place for you to trade at if you
want to save time and money. Come
to see us. We v,ant your trade and
you need our bargains.
J. 17. HESTER f
The Store That Saves You Money.
UNHAPP1NESS DISPELLED.
Kern and Women Unanimous About It.
Many women weep ajid wall and refuse
to be comforted because their once mag
nificent tresses have becomo thin and
faded. Many men Incline to profanity
because the files bite through the thin
thatch on their craniums. It will be good
news to the miserable of both sexes, to
learn that Newbro's Herplclde has been
placed upon the market. This lg the new
scrip germicide and antiseptic that acts
by destroying the germ or microbe that
la the underlying cause' of all hair de
struction. Hprplclde Is a new prepara
tion, made after a new formula on sn
entirely new principle. Anyone who has
tried lt will testify as to its worth Try
t yourself and be convinced. Sold by
lesdlnn druggists. Send 10o. In stamps
tor sarnpls to Th Herplclde Co., De
troit, Mich.
B. W. O'HANLOW. ftpMial AjamL
out
Is
Hundreds
physicians constairiiyi';
firystal Palo Bee, fur
over-wcrkca cr i.ei 'T, t
of sedentary habits. It is an invaluawt
in building up health and increasing
weight in all people weak from a'-.-especially
during convalescence.
Crystal Vela is extremely w .1,, r4
but very light in alcohol. It 1.5 r.-' ' 0(j s;eri
mountain spring water ; it is ajred. 1"rn;i vfoi
ized, and when sold, i. i3 in efleet.a ; re-u..
Or.CHK A CASE FOa !'
Tho New South Brewery &. Ico Co. (Inc ) Mi
-.l MENANDWQMEh.
'tlBKox 1 lliBllforunnturl
I. 1 1. rv 1 dia-hr.'l. Inflammation),
Oa.iul U irritation, or uU-nr.iion.
M l. itrlodrt. ni
rr.nal Clu. . n... " " V" . ' "
iBiciMri,O f "I bT DraraHU, '
i r nt m Dliin wrapDer.
'HsSE2 'Morps PENNYROYAL HLLS
So,fo e.rd rollnblo. tt;' '
I overcome wearnw ir
' fir.B.Awl.Ar. knnlst umP ,S.
No rnmndv eauD.tS
jdlesborouBit -J
: J
We never use cheap rubber tires.
The best is none too good for our
trade.
S.J.Nissen Co.
10!
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MOTTS lENNVROV Al. PIIXS
"' 'f iSoU by Drncuistaitid Dr. Wuttt
Jf Chemical to., eievcunu. um
oiny ut, vjiiupsou'ii Drug Store.
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