THE TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL, WINSTON-SALEM. JANUARY 18.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
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About who fills your
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Guilford Oul
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Registered Druggist Always Tresent. ! J
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POSSIBLY YOU arc al
ready a patron of this
haul. If not, it might be
well to start in with the
NEW YEAR. We en
deavor to advance the
business interests of our
customers in every legiti
mate way, and a trial may
prove mutually profitable.
C 1 sVileny
: ii tin- city tmlaj .
M. I.. Tritglie Mt-
' ii go today.
Mrs. S-iliii' (!u itturi.'d this at-'.-rnuon
rom a vi--:t to friends at Ctur-
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Maj. S. H. Smith returned thi
nimnlug from a In-iiu-s trip to Wi!
mingto'.i.
' William Spain went 1" Guiifott
College w'sUTilsy tu enter tilt) institu
i sioii at that place.
1 Mis. W. M. lii !--. t KernersviKe.
ho lias been visiting her parents in i
I ria!i'iu. returned home today. j
Mr. ..and .Mrs. S. H. lltirton, who have,
been vfs'iMng relatives and friend.-j
ihcre. wint to Greensboro yesterday.
L V. A. Wilkinson, cashier of the wiv-l
iings department (if the Wachovia Loan
Ai Trust Co., ri'tm noil last night from
a business trip to Huston and New
York.
V. S. Forbes, a prominent cithen
and business man in lucnmouu,
was here today rcliirnii'g from a trip
to Charlotte. Mr. Forbes owns some
alua ll- it al stiiU' in this city.
Frank I). Hacketl, chief n-ailhitt
clerk in the lower branch of the legis
Mature, passed through the city this
t morning en route to his home at
'Wilkcsboro. lie expects to return to
Raleigh tomorrow.
J. S. Crim.
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E- B- Cant,
The New Furniture Store
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Invites you to tneir siock inspection now Deing ueiu. every iiniarJ
W YVinctrm-Citarn i invitprl tn hprnme n mpmhpr of this rommitt.. t,1
purpose of the committee is to inspect our big stock of new and i iusj)
designs in furniture and house furnishing goods and ascertain if any 0tfc!
V( dealer has a newer stock or later designs or sells at a more moderate pric
The report of this committee will be published in this space in a few day
CRIF.1-CA0TRELL FURNITURE CO,
John Alexander, colored, was locked
up last nii;lit on a warrant, sworn mil
by his wife cliarliiK John IHi
sault. Tlio woman alleges that her
hnsbniKl lieated her very hadl. John
admits that he slapped the woman
lint sas he did It because she Rot
drunk, iefiiscd to rook and talked in-
nultiiiK' lo liiin. The officers-say Al
exander's, wife is a terror, but they
warned him to keep away Iroin her
when he Rot into trouble once before.
John sas he has a brother conducting
a barber shop in another town and he
believes that he would ,"o on his bond,
provided it was not too steep. Chief
Thomas told the prisoner to put up
$."i0 and he should no free. These fig
ures frightened John, who exclaimed
that he knew he hadn't done that
much damage
JNew ugburn .buiiumg
East Side Court IKu
12-YEAR-OLD 1KE0
Maintains the High
Standard of
this Store.
.lames Hicks, who was Implicated
with .Mm Southern in the larceny
of fountain peps from the Watkins'
book store sweral (lays ano, was plac
ed In the city lock-up this niorninj;
for Intoxication. The condition of
Hicks, who is about 12 years old, was
indeed pitiable. The sympathy of the
otllcevs went, out to the boy, who
claimed that a man bought, a quart of
liquor from a Kiiloon and that he
(Hicks) and two men drank all of ii.
Hicks was unite talkative and he gave
Chief Thomas the name of the parly
that, Rave him the whiskey. A warrant
was issued, for the arrest of the man.
EHEUMTISM
AN ACID BLOOD POISON
Rheumatism is an acid blood poison, and the causcs'that produce it ar
often silently accumulating in the system for years. Poor 'digestion,
stomach troubles, weak kidneys, torpid liver, and a general inactive condi
tion of the system leaves the refuse and waste matter, which should be
carried off, to sour and form uric acid, which is absorbed into the blood.
When the blood is in this acid-charged condition, it deposits the poisons
and irritating- particles with which it is loaded in the muscles, nerves,
joints and bones. Then Rheumatism gets possession of the system, and
life is made miserable by its pains, aches and discomforts. The changing
of the weather, exposure to cold and dampness, etc., always increase the
trouble, and so severe does the pain become that quick relief must be
had. A good liniment or plaster is often helpful, but it should be re
membered that relief from such treatment is only temporary, because the
trouble is in the blood and cannot be re
moved by external applications. S. S. S.
cures Rheumatism by ridding the blood of
the cause. It goes down into the circula
tion and by invigorating and purifying the
blood of the acid-poison and sending a
PURELY VEGETABLE stream of fresh, rich blojd to all parts, re
lieves the pain, reduces the inflammation,
and permanently cures this painful disease. vS. S. S. is the only safe treat
ment for Rheumatism, because it does not contain a particle of mineral in
any form to damage the svstem. Rook on Rheumatism and anv medical
advice desired sent free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Even though few days of the new yeau 1907 have
come and gone, we wish to express our gratitude to our
many friends and patrons for making 1906 the best year
since we began business in 1891. We will use the same
standard this year that we have cised in the past, a square
deal to all. We fix the lowest legitimate price on every
thing in our store and will not lower our standard to make
a sale by cutting Scon 25 pounds of sugar or lc on a
pound of coffee and hope to gain back on something price
less known. We could lose the lc or 5c, as the case might
be, and easily make it hack in many ways, but this is not
our idea of business, and the thinking public are showing
their appreciation of our methods, and our trade is growing
daily. With a square deal to all, we hope to merit a still
larger business this year.
Wishing all a prosperous 1907 we are at the same old
stand, awaiting your command.
New Advertisements.
W. S. Marti ii Special sale on la
dles' rIovcs for tomorrow. Mill em!
sale of short ends, white goods, per
cals, prints, etc,. Monday.
White Star Co. A dinner menu of
good things obtainable at thai stoic.
Shapiro's Sample Store After-ir-ventory
clothiiiR and shoe barRaltis.
The Dee Hie-Annual after-inventory
clearance s;ilo starts tomorrow.
Hoseiibacher's- A forecast of tomor
row at the Busy Store, Close of Whit
Sale. Other specials fur Saturday
shopper.
Or. J. J. McKaiina. president Mc
Kanua ;; i)ay Liquor Cure Co., at Hotel
Zinzeiidorf today and tomorrow.
I Ask Your Dnr.ior !
and he will Ic'l you just what we have been lellln you that you arc
not compelled to luke, your prescriptions to the druggist, whose name
appears ou the doctor's prescription blank.
He will tell you that you arc at liberty lo take your prescription to
any store which suits our fancy.
He will also tell you, if ask him. that, we are capable of filling any
prescription that he writes, and that, we always iill them in a manner
highly satisfactory to himself.
It is a pleasure, to'is to till prescriptions, for our i."'".-.;'riptiou d
cpartment is slocUe 1 wiih the highest class and the hist
quality, full strength ingredients andevery prescription is always iill
ed by a graduate and registered plia niacist.
Landquist & Pfohl.
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It's a good old world after all,
If you have no friend or llloliej , .
In the river you can fall;
Marriages are quite common and,
More peoplo there will be.
Provided you lake Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Unidquist & "fold, Salem; K. W.
O'MuUiun. K A. Thompson. Winston.
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Phone:
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J.T. Joyner,
West End Grocer.
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J. A. WIESNER & CO.
120 West Third St.
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A. S. AE3ELL COMPANY
1'iiblishers ami I'l"!'"'
BALTIMORE, M0.
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COOK & CO.
Iron and Brass Founders
Special attention given to all kinds of iron and
brass castings. Grate bars and furnace work a specialty.
Estimates furnished on building castings.
MTI PENNYROYAL HLL&
Sa.fo tvrd rolieble. Ihf
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crease vigor, banish v$
JT No remody equc.is DH.
fj? MOTTS PENNYROYAL PIU.S
V S'iSuliI by DriiKfii'iH and Dr. Mutu
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at aimijsou'a Drug Store.
i Dr. Wdlinnn' Indian Pile
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