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USING 'W10VIES' IN
TRADECAW1PAIGN
Plan of Bolivia to Aid in Stimu
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430 liberty Street
FIELD TRIALS NEAR
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NOTABLE BIRTHDAYS TODAY.
November 19.
Dr. William Krnorson Hittor. explor
er of orean liottoms, who is cxtdinlin?
biological rcKRarch to the Btrange life
of the (ifpthb, ia M'. As director of
Trripps li.vti'.uto for I'.iologioal He
starcii durine the past quarter cen
tury, he has built up the great experi
ment station at) La Jolla, near San Di
ego, Cal. There the animal and plant
life of the sea are gathered and stud
ied and the problems of physics, chem
istry and biology, which make up the
new science of ocemwy mphy, are be
ing worked out. A big pier is now be
ing built to accommodate the ocean
going ship Aleander Agassiz, which
dredges the Pacific's bottom for treas
ures. Extensive additions are being
made, thru the recent gift of Miss
Kllen B. Scrlpps, who endowed the ma
rine station. Scientists from all parts
of the world are constant visitors. The
museum has scientific treasures gath
ered from the far depths. Dr. Hitter
conducts the marine- station for the
University of California, where he is
professor of zoology.
Dr. Henry NoMo McCracken, the new
bresidont of assar College, ...
Gabriel lianotau. French historian
and statesman. 02.
William Ashley Sunday, the baseball
evangelist. "-
Dr. George W. Hinman. president of
Marietta College, Ohio, 52.
lion. Iewis Harcourt, former Coloni
al secretary in the British. Cabinet, 5:
(Br NIXON' 8. l'l.l JIMEIt)
Washington, Nov. 19 In order to
facilitate trading between business
men of this and South America coun
tries moving picture films are to be
utilized and Bolivia is the first South
American country, to make progress in
this manner.
That country has prepared films
representing the wealth, resources,
business activities and customs of the
nation. Several organizations of
American business men already have
been shown these thru the courtesy
of the Bolivian minister. This .is the
first time, it is said, that any large
number of business men of this coun
try has been able to become familiar
ith the activities in daily life or
one of these South American coun
tries, trading with which has been so
urgently placed before the public
since the outbreak of the war.
Increased interest is reported
among those who have witnessed the
films, especially those who have not
hitherto dealt in the foreign trade.
This process of education is expected
to be of great value in causing an in
crease in the foreign trade.
Shop at Home MEET ME AT THE IDEAL
Carter's Knit
Underwear
For all the family
won the Grand Prize for under
wear at the Panama-Pacific In
ternational Exposition, the high
est possible award. This award
merely confirmed the judgment
of tens of thousands of Ameri
ca's most critical peole.
Try Carter's this season; see
why it is considered so superior.
Extra sizes provided for stout
and, thin people.
Complete stock for women,
misses and children; 50c to
$4.50.
AH Coal Srf
Reduced
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pio.uu .miiis now
$20.00 Suits now
$25.00 Suits now
$30.00 Suits now
$35.00 Suits now
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at same prices you paid last y
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HlKh Point. Nov. 19. The field trials
f the Pointer Club of America will be
eld on the (loorKe Gould plantation
ear High Point, beginning December
next. Three principal HiaKes aiv
ffered; the Derby of $100, the all-age
f $100. and the membership make.
n addition to these several cups and
ther trophies are offered Including
he H. D. Klrkover trophy, the (Jeorge
ould cup. and the Charles K. Whitlock
up. The winner of the membership
take will have his portrait painted by
Muss Arnolt. or .New ork city, me
George Gould cup offered for the win
ner or this staKe Is valued at jiuu.
The members of the local merchants
association have offered their services
o make as agreeable as possible th-i
tav of the many members of the club
who will be in attendance during th-i
rials.
In answer to this orrer the Secretary
of the Club, Mr. John C. Weiler, of
New lork city, wrote: We have al
ways been most royally received and
hospitably cared for; in fact, we are
now so deeply indebted to your kind
neighbors for their many klndnessen
that it would take all our efforts to ro
pay them."
MUNICIPAL COURT
Fair 1 winstonsjciems IL
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Another lipht docket was before
Jude HtephenBon In the municipal
court thin morning:
Pres fireer, a soft voiced member of
the negro race, was charged with vag
rancy. I'res testified that he waa em
ployed by Wattle (ireer to feed the lat
ter s horne, for which ne received $l
per week and room and board. Othj
evidence wan not in accord with the
testimony of Pres and he was fined $10
and the cohIs.
Oscar Simeon, a fifteen-year-old n-
gro, was before the court charged with
the larceny of a suit of clothes from
a wagon in a warehouse. Simeon has
Just completed a term on the county
roads for houseoreaKlng. judge .Steph
enson sent him back to spend Christ
mas, giving him four months.
The case h gainst '. J. Lipes, the
Creek restauranteur, charged with hav
ing and drinking whiskey In his caf.
which had been left open since last
week, came up and the defendant was
fined and the costs. Notice of ap
peal was given and bond was given in
the sum of $150.
It is the most satisfactory because it is absolutely r
ble and unchangeable; it is supremely clean; it does not i
ate dirt, dust or ashes; it is delivered silently to the a;
ance not in a bin.
Winston-Salem Gas Co.
PHONE 52
CONDENSED MILK IS
AN IMPORTANT EXPORT
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Washington, Nov. 19. One article
of the United States which is playing
an important part In the ever increas
ing export trade of the country is
condensed milk, and a report made
public today by the bureau of foreign
and domestic conference show3 that
the sales for fiscal 1915 amounted to
37,235,627 pounds. The amount in
1911 was less than one-third that
amount. I
This article of commerce has prom
ise of considerable worth should It
continue to expand in the future, and
the reports thus published may be
expected to act as an Incentive to
ward increased preparations for ex
panding demands. The total value
to the United States for the exports
of fiscal 1915 is 3,0B6,600.
In 1914 less than half the amount
of exported condensed milk is shown,
being but 16,209,100 pounds, worth
Si )1,10!). Other figure ' show re
sults as follows: 1913, 10,525,900
pounds worth $l,432,X0O; 1912. 20.
642,700 worth $1,651,900; 1911, 12,
180.400 worth $936,100.
The imports of fresh and conden
sed milk in HM'i a:
Km) and arc now
$22.", "i'0 per month.
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Invites you to call any time tomorrow ana msp
arranged for Christmas purchasers. You will
time unless you wish to, but you wilr be interes
prepared for the Holiday Trade Sea
for Men, Women and Children and an i
Our window disnlav alone will be worth
lOnen House All Dav and In the EvenW Ufttil 10.30
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If planning to send Christmas Cards, Booklets o Souvenirs our printing
department will appreciate your early orders. IKynone too soon now.
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lectiofi will be worth your while
;it to the store.
WINDOW
DISPLAY
Opposite
Court House
BAUER
Gray Block
Third Street