f LA.LY tl.VTIML, V;:TC- SALEM,' JANUARY 1, IM?.
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Let Us Fill Your Pre
scriptions in 1907.
Just tell your doctor to leave
your prescriptions with us.
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n I A 'Registered ' DnijjR'st Always l'rcsent
LEARIMHE WAY TO SIMPSON'S
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PERSONAL NOTES.
T, t LniUMllr. Was ill die
tost
eWlllllg on
ns-
MESI I! EIRE :
Fr'.GTICE OKEB
I. S. l'r. -ton i: ft t.Uj- f1r y;.
York.
.. (art
ell ' todav.
v. i o r.rkif irt
a Im.siin ss tup irtli.
AMtrriiKin A. S. IIjirh rHuni'd this
morning- f sTbutfhivss trip
Mrs. 1 bonian wont t.i (Jre
boio today to visit Ircr mothor.
Mhh Anna -Unxliwi returned thisled much -fantab! commciii. Tin
morning from a trip to i.cxlnston. 1 15 ai d was crcjv.l b Congress for
Mr. i4 MrsJ. 11. Hill aro vMllus!,,", r tfiinwVitW.Ini i"
vkitjvi ami friend u pa Mou-jrin Ietic I'-1 lu ln lli"m"
Uiin.i Guard, second aiimoa ciwiian. ui-
n-.rl,.l Al,.m,v i,..:, ,w iwrt of hsUisk lias lieeu wo.i
.. v. .: . . . . 1 im if.uin.tr Tin- iiillilla art- p::itc
v .Mars Kii iiirm ivfo.i i:, nuL.M 1 r -
,"Ml(1Vt jtl.K wliUlie .
(Special tii'Thn Jfntittel U
VvvsiiiMJioN. im-. ::i.-riic a--
(iiiiiiu tliiti ( to ;Jio work of tin
NutkjiiaJ- Boa'i l for i!if l"iuntion i'f
Rifle I-aee I'n slit nl KmjsouU.
In the iucliidiug parjgiaph i.f his an
nual imigo to (Vusi . '" a'traci-
tHiM,
ANNOUNCEMENT
we wish lo nnnoiiiiee
added at our Ihiggy anil
ons, 11. m;;y ajid I'ai lingo
to our
this
day
c
lie an. I rr.
ir lii timi' .im I it
dipt. U. I'. Henry went to Mayodau1(i;w.. 1W. -i. s, t .
fk- will ,vt.rm -nmrs-rin,.-iJ-t!r...
inornliig
V. y a; J family, of Danvillo,
:.iv bn-ii xlsitiiiir rt'lalhcs Ihtc.
an1 p
'vi r ? ik-v-half
million
i.siilc i'xcl;i-
will be. nnniili I w':h rura'i
many n ' Stat ; nl li:tn. ate ma ch
illi a'.tciiilaucc i:n lli- nal-..!i il inatcli
ps will he im-rrr. ii .1. as tlu ri- w ill I.
l.nth"r TsH w . at t; Mt. Airy lodat !,,""' r '.lu' r ' ,v ;.l' lo
V. r. Ciu iin rfiuitiol last ulg-tit l f Sui'u- fi:::n m ir lin a ! am.
from a p!'i:me tiip. jAniutiK livilia; Jh.c )rk is li r-M-
I rily slower. CluLsMini In' (.::;annf(l.
tramp's riMiiitl. and wi ai: ;tis ;:ovtw .1
The mllilia will -C n I. x:llTIKliiS
wi'Vtr, an.l
cirt lionu- folay.
II. S. Koy, Jr.. wid V. F. ("siylon,
went tn VlrMiniu uxixi to tobacco
!
pa'i'uim u in the public mat we navo
Currlni' Salr.ii-ooni a fomploto line of Wag-
Harnu -i-s ; hIm Spreads, -Covers, Collars,
whips, etc.- In tart fvcr tliliiK In hurso wear.
Wo dn-iro to call special attention to our felnms lint? ol busglcs
Biid eurriiists, all most reasonably piked. "
"The Babcock Buggy makes riding a pleasure."
Smoak & McCreary,
Main Street, opposite liiuwu's Waielioiiae; Sales Stable, Church St.
We Make Our Best Bow
and thank our customers, one and
all, for the very liberal patronage
given us. We wish you all a Happy
and Prosperous New Year. "
Yours anxious to please -
Crawford Plumbing' & Mill
, Supply Company.
tor tliif l.iipfert-Seales Co,
lleinian Kle-tciw r, deora4;r fir Ho
siMibaehir & llro., f.tii rciuird ireln
a few days' stay n, li.t M'e.
Mr. iint Mi-a Tom Ile of llis'i
Point, win, hav; biH't rtsltln;; rela
tives Ih-iv, retiwned hom'1 today. .
W. U. HawUins, of tre ii.boro, and
(jeo. 11. Han; ( r, of Vetnaiiia. were
HUPf-Ls at the Phoenix last nlxli-t.-.
Mr. anit M-i.-'. A. A. Veisiur. of
Tan a, wlio have been voting relatives
left (bin iit't-rinoiifor Itotne.
Mrss Addle' (irier, jf Mnroln-um.
who has been Wsitiins )m M mini rite
Winre.-tlihe, itnrned lluiie today.
t
Knags for Spih:;;!i "'I
tin-re seems to l;e iu m iso.i wl.y Con-
Sivss' sHoald not' a.i 'itn lze" the Va
Depiu tment : l;.-n: tliem to ehii
lan rlulw tbirtich t'.u N:itio::ul Kille
Assoeiiitlmi. Rltl i Aj-sVK'ia lions- are
beiiif; organized in alino! every State
and eiulnihiatts- aie foiiuins rilte
clubs heru and theit' tlnouii "these
Slates. Tliu work is r-JKivs-liis n'U'e-
At-p throusli the Natioiml Utile A.-;rl-
.it Ion and the Board is (liawins nearer
its goal. Evtirwhire the1 sc'.iool chil
dren have been given lustructiutt in
rltl;.' flicoiins tv.ey liavo 'bt-cumc eu-
I Umslastie. Sonic k-isjhs f-ctin to
ithlnJi the sovernm; nt proposes to have
Mis Mei'i U- UiriKiriSon. of Aslu ' school clii!dre:i of tenil: r years I nit
Ixiut, w.Imi tins lieon lsiini; lier atitil.itlng out to" the rallies with Rims a:
Mrs.
day.
K. U. Miwick, retilued liumo to
i
Cured of Lung Trouble. Public Speaker Interrupted.
l'lihllc. hpeiikers art) fri'iiiuinlly hi
lenupled by petiple coii;hiiifr. This
would not happen if l''oley'n Honey mid
Tar were taken, as it cures "coughs
mill cplds, mid prevents pneumonia
and consumption. The ('.enniin! con
tains no oplalcn anil is In a yelktw
package. IS. V.. O'llaiilon.
"H Ik mnv eleven .;ns mIiicd I hud
a minxiw. escuie from' ' i.Rimi;t.li?:i."
writeit ('. O. r'loyiU it lendiiW biisiues
niatv of Ki rslunv, S. ('. "I liiidcTiiii
down In weighl to l:!.i n m 1 1 ul s , an I
(miikIiUik 'u rf;iHtHiil, boih day and
lilgllt. Kilially I begin, tiiklng Dr.
King's New Discovery, MM continued
till for nbout His months, when my
cough and Jims houbl;' wero ent'iely
gone und' 1 was initored to my iii.'.iiihI
wclgbl. 17(1 poiuids." Thousands of
hiwus are healed every year, tin:,;
invited at Tl.'.nnrt an' li is si i.e. r.tie,
und $1.H0. Trial lH:Hle free.
il.- ;
w j. i li:i
l: ;'e. i .
1). 1.11.-: "I
toim-i, i w'.
i l.ussiiier, in' New York Cily.
li' en pei I'tin.g 1 he. lH'iida
g.'t 1; of 1'is iiK-fior. Mis. M,
': .', w i:i U l.r l,s . Inline
. II- ('. Noiniau
now of U'Juiiutu'.
retuniliij? firoin' a vi
Surry county. .
C. C. Maivbiall an'ti
of the Crlui-Cuiiit.n'l:!
wciil' u tlerinaiitun todk
bird liunf.
Mr. ainl Mrs. S. T.
Airy, passed lb rough- 1!i
moriiing. ix'i'iinilng fivm,;
allv-'S in (ieorg-la.
Iwiw. 8. Fuller, Jr..
Thuruluy for XoTl ilk, '
Roes to accent n u..i !
fd-iner ciilzen,
js e;ei,uu.y,
J tojilh tiioLli .v in
i
I.; .
H 11.- CaiH ivll.
l-lrnlt ure Cix,
1o Laki a
im-s, of Mt.
city tWs
visit to rcl-
will . leave
wheie hi'
with the
mt ''My.
Atliintle Mug 1 I 'g C 1,
II. IC. ('. Ilr.viuil. eity
1 harlot U ()is(Tvcr. was
IwM'ween iraliw " yesterday
He left l:r.-'t (aienilig for ti
f'hem Merediitli went
.V. ('.. lodiiy1 l.i iv-uiwi ill 111
ioii' ( eewit rafe syiste
IWWU. Col. ,1. U l.ll'd'lOW, 1
ih tho contrartoi'.
I'rl'T Valor, Jr., aiid Cluii M. Join s,
who in -lit iKiciiious wiui 1
mi-ct at. ViiiHlvinglon, afti
(ho botidiiyw at. home, rctuii
ulioiiat eii)Hul 'today
Mr. aiMl M'l-s. K. V. Itayll of lUeU-
nioii l, Va., who lmve. beii vl-iitliig
ft 'kit :ivi hero, went; io (1 cmiirro
t'tls inornilng: Iw SM'iid a da with li Is
brolJier before ivtitrirlim liioile. .
I'kiJ'. A. H. Hiuttn rsoii, a 1 i-niber of
tiie I'acirily yf the pl'iiivoiiiit: of Giw-
gin, alter kiwihiiiih a lew ls hero
Hie guest of lwa inotiber,
l'attcrsofi, left today fur
iU;r of, the
li Hie city
nfU ruoou.
teiiHlxjiti.
Irevuvill.
cwiiJUntet-Uh-
that
tlhl.s city,
govern-
spenUliiR
d' to tlie
Mi. M. K.
Ali'ms, Ca.
Schnapps Tobacco is Made ENTIRELY (from Flue Cuied
J Tobacco Grown in the Piedmont Country. I
The Imitation Brands Have Schnapps
Quality Only On the Outside '
Of the Plug
Hundreds of imitation brands arc
on sale that look like Sthnapiis to
bacco. The outside of the imitation
plugs of tobacco is lluc cured the same
as Schnapps, but the inside is filled
with cheap, flimsy, heavily sweetened
air cured tobacco. One chew of
Schnapps will satisfy tobacco hunger
longer than two chews of such to
bacco. The color, size and shape
of the tags, plugs and packages of
certain imitation brands o.f tobacco
have occn made so much like
Schnapps that they have often been
accepted by buyers under the belief
that they were getting Schnapps.
Sufficient . proof has been secured
to establish the fact that- certain
brands are infringements and i'n vio
lation of the trade mark laws, yet the
trade' will .continue to be imposed
upon by these infringers, until the suit
claimed to be "hist as trood
as
already Xntorcil .and now pcntlin;
protect Schnapps is decided.
reati "many of these imitations
jto.
A
are
Schnapps, but there is only one gen
uine Schnapps. He sure the lett.-rs
'o"n the tag, and stamped on the plug
under the tag spell S-C-II-N-A-IM'-S
.and then you J have it -the most
wholesome toKicco produced, wjth'
just enough sweetening to preserve
the mild, juicy, stimulating quality.of
the leaf tobacco. Expert tests p reive
that this flue cured tobacco, grovf n
in the famous Piedmont region, re
quires and takes less sweetening thim
any other and has a wholesome,
stimulating, satisfying effect cn
chewers. 1
If the tobacco you are chewing
don't satisfy you more than the mere
habit of expectorating, stop fooling
yourself and chew Schnapps tobacco.
''Schnapps isikc the tobacco chew ers
formerly bought costing from 75c.
to $1.00 per, pound; Schnapps U
sold at 50c. per pound, in 5c. cuts,
strictly , loc. and 15c. plugs. .
4" " ' ' " , u
v y t f n it
ppeQial oolidayis
'j . 9f
I Piano Offer
a i
To all purchasers of pianos
l a. I 1
g Deiweeii now iinu January ist
we iyc free Three
A Months Music Lessons. You ft
v can take the, lessons under any &
music teacher, anifat any time
during the yar I9()7i bring us
the bill at the end of three
months or at the end of onrh
Q ,t . . &
a monui ana we win pay it. r
You do not have to buy a $
r
5 higlpriced piano to take ad- ,i
V trn n tci trr rf thic off or - Thic or-
II. rl. KKV.NobDs 'Tobacco Company, Wjnston-Sai.km, X. V,
IIS till ill. t lvi-.i . '... " 111
ootupclHioii with men. Not at ulil
The prop,'!tl jii l-;.tiiiHu"ilki va in the
high schools should reci.lvc u cw lain
amount ;f t'lainiiis. Hist wjjli. a sub-
target gun, wliich leiinires no Hintiniiii-
tl'ju and where there Is n;.-l a parti-
do of (iarger, 'and' then wiUi the -.32
caliber" uiti,sket. The tr.iiiilug hus
given would encouriigo them lo Join
either the inlliila cr civilian Wile
clubs aftiT tluy leave school. ICug-
laml makes . great point of lllle prae
tie ihi tlitt schools, uei do Kronen and
other ixnntris, on the principle that
the bojsf of today arc tQe men of
totiwrrow. AXItr a!lv toys like to
.ilnHi with a bow, s-lli g, er gun. Hffw
luticli better tlial they ahoul.t be
Hitlgfct so under ctitrful InsLruclors
tluin to go tapping cats on the back
fence with air guns.
...
Much complaint Is heard from eu-
thasbstie rlllenieu on r the fact that
tiro iiewsiwpcrs' and' (bo tiiasazlues.
iw a nile, pay , HHMc alUmtkin to ri
fle practice. It, Cs pointnl out that
while pages we given to accouins of
races, irl,o tlglit. iwinaii niaiciirs.
wml a'Ut'umoblle typlcs. Mie wStiuer of
a lille inalch Is fortunate If his name
is- ever meiKl loued. Thesj eiitks
sbouid n. member thai as a ru'i1 peri
odlealrt treat of what tiny held ve will
tiwst iiit(ii wl their reaili is, and if
some of them do not pay much atten
tion, to rifle iirtuice it Is bruise tli.li
readers tire not. generally intcresled
in the subjict. Hi:! tTiere are-m arly
four linnd'tiedi dully papc:s in the coiiu
try puhllsliing anlclt:. f:t time- to
iiline on this subject. And it is notice
able that as tiny lake up r i IH 'prac
tice tiny flint flvdr readers are Inter
ested, and atuiinlier that, a few years
years ago never published niiylhin
on the subject at.e now running aiti
on 1lie Mibject are now niiiuiu:; arll
e.les regularly, s'ltiic of them as ofti u
ns- twice u work. Michignii has lis
own publicity aseialiou which siiii
plles slioit articles twlc: a niotith to
the Mlchlgvin pit-Si on what is tiring
done In the Stale or Michigan flir rt
lle pructice, As a result of the de
Virt cd c rforn of the . Michigan iih
ui n. clubs ar Hpriiigiii'g ui all over
the State and the press ha been quick
to respond.. Itilltnun have no c:iuse
to ccmplaiiH or t.ho gnieral pres. for
it Is largely diK' to the synipathelic
intciv-t (vf some of .tile lending jc. r
imIj! Hint. Intenst lirs Increased with
in the pa-.! .few yum' to Hie extent
it lias.
Tl-.r- sunken Ion Is oil en made I ant
to poiHiliitize I'HIf .'.tl-ng "s.,';:!:;y"
n'nit be Interested. These advancing
this linen sling ld a forget Hint, 'so
ciety" interesrs i.If ver little In
sports lu which It does not lake nit ac
live pail. It pnlroiil.es racing largely
because it owns O'c tracks mid senile
of the Htrrbk's. It partnilws- goll
l)craue it idoV the game. The BO-me
is true of av't niobiks ail witlr fi;..'
ball. The in ercst'of "sceiwy," as the
timi Is tiwl, lu Mite practice, win
come when clv'llhin clubs beemne f -,p-
ular, w-hni men brlns their wives und
daughter to see theni slux..;. The
presence of Hie ladies- made the tour
naments of tiie Mk! lie Ages succ:..s
fni, while the Vestal' Virgins Grcu:oled
th place of lienor in the Roman am
pltheater. There wivs fflhii" '.'. n Hie
women, of Ensland wnntwl no brtler
sport thairarrtry. If the ladk s take
np rifle she.ctlng that sport will soon
onstrip golf as a popular pastime,. fOf
course this Is more or less jesting, but
speaking seiien-ly. the Atnerlraii w.i
nmn rides to the hoiMUls, .en;.'ays
men at golf and tennis, im .1 bin her
own basket ball t'Mirtis. Many of
them huiw aid' fish a experts, or
coui'he not many would e.ire to shoo;
w ith the Ki.r; or Spi ingfkkl, bui ii
Is safe 1.) say t'nat 1f the clvilinn
clubs which have jdios.tlng galleries
W-eie'o eneoui'HV"e 'the bulks to kIhmI
with the .22 Winchester, or the. Kras
g plies to any piano swe have.
pianos, ranging in price from
We have a good variety of
$ $200 for slightly used instru- $
g ments to $500.
W A nmno would be tlie most
w appropriate of all Christmas
w gifts. H
J. Bo wen & Bro.
g Phone No. 346. g
w. b: cook & co.)
Iron and Brass Founders
Special attention given to all kinds of iron, an A
brass castings. Grate bars and furnace Work a specialty.
i 1
Estimates furnished on building CastingvS.
JfOTT'S
PENNYROYAL HLL
f S.fo Bind rellebl. .
j overcome woaknej i, m
, J cretso vlor, banish vt M'
, 1TL-1 K rmndv eque s DR.
v Jfii MOTTS PliNNVROYAI. PILLS
1 WsjJSuM ly OrMKfiiMi. od Dr. Mmti
- --.,,.:r:,l I'n.. rinvnUntl. Ohio.
Only at Simpson's Drug Store.
relics
1UJ I I i
- I
iipt
MANN
Dr. WlIHiim i' Indian Pill
' imtiiiivit will t urn Hlii.it
HIiiiiiil' ami ItcLint
Micss. li iili.siirii.stlie luniors,
inUi ; llio ilcltiiih at once, aits
.is ixiulurc, tows luslanl r-
tirf. r. V. ini,inis'Iniii:iii I'ilc Oini-
mri-l RM-i-narrd for rtlMioin ilifr
inn uf the p .no purls. Kmry bin I
iviirrii'Or l. (inK-gits. i-v mnil on f
of prim, .ill I in .-inil SI. 1)11. UUM I I1MS
ACTHRINS Cj. i'ropit. t'lcvoiauu, own.
wllU . a .22 Riffle), Ihey would soon
liml tlie galleries crowded, llotb gilns
a IV' piir'Mca !y wilPoili recoil nun ims
t'er women and boys lo IkiiuI'.,'..
-(ieiieral jVun D- Huleii. , Adjutant
Ceni'.i,: of Texii-.'lun ncent'.y been
addi'l lo the National' I'or.id f'f the
Pioim.-tiuii or liille I'l-aclice. He was
trafn ciptaln of the Texas Team at
Sea Ciit la.-t year, lind' bus been proin
ineully identified with rille practice
in- bis State.
Passed Examination Successfully.
James Donahue. New nritaln, Conn.,
writes, "I tried several kidney reme
dies, and was treated by our best phy
sicians for diabetes, but did not im
prove until I took Foley's Kidney Cure.
After the second bottle 1 showed my
Improvement, and five bottles cured
tie completely. I have since passed
a rigid cxaminatloifor life insurance."
Foley's Kidney Cure cures back ache
and all forms of kidney and bladder
trouble. E. W. O'lianlon.
Notice to Our Customers.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troublsi3ol?iol affect
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law, as It contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs, and we recom
mend It as a safe remedy for children,
and adults. E. W. O'lianlon. V
S1.n RnnU Nniv 7,r.
The complete history of thegreat
San Francisco earthquake and other
great disasters handsomely illustrated
The regular $1.50 hook now 73c, at
Newman's Varietv Store.
Into eirrtl'-tlfe some sorrow must fall:
Wise )wop'e don't si1 flown nifd bawl;
Onlv fools suicide or take trr flight;
Smart pi ople lake Rocky 'Mountain
Tea at night. .
K. W. O'lianlon, Laudiuist & I'fohl.
Wo are better prepared -to' do yuW
PAPER HANGING
WALL TINTING
and
HOUSE PAINTING
Now than it -r 1 fore. We positively
employ none bill skilled workmen,
and use (he Li;-t material olilainai'
Result: (.'out v.Oiiv and ;- ni cus
tomers. Wi jLo tairy u line of painiS
tiiniisth ntutnc fin.t ftil Plains, lin
seed oil, turyijnt'ue, putty, paint brusl
es, etc. i .
SINK & FAIISLER-
246 N.Liberty St,
Phone 668
Sale of Valuable Plantation.
Ily virtue )f an oiderof the Super;')'
Court of Fsytlt Cminty made ia :v
cial iiroecilings. (Mitilled A ! '''
tree and otjers ngiiiiist Flavie r.etrcr
will rwi at public" auction at "r
Court lloiirf door, la Wlnstnn. N C
on Mondavi the T;h day of .kinniri
lflnT. at; 2 oclock p. m., the .1. G. l
tree home place, eonlainliiK 11" acres
more or less, lyi'iu In Old Town town
ship, about "njuili- west ot W'in''l!
Said tract lia on it a T-rooui le-iileiiro
with g(id liarn and ndier ouiliulkllii,"
good orchard and v.. il .watered, -beir.;
near Mt. Tabor t'hirrli and pn'",
school home, in a'od niighl"'!'!!''1'
Th,- land Is sold Hi l.-i a ten per cc
bid mid- wll lie i-t-'led at J'-.:!! -Te;
pis. nt salo. r ,.
This 2si; day of !.N a-'em'her. 1!'"
J." R. fETRFE t'oiiunUsioif
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