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' THE CONCORD D. . :t THILL., J
Friday, August 1, 1919.
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of Tea and Frozen Cream
Very Constipating .
t.T"MERE it Utile inclination for solid food on a hot day. Cold
U X drmki and ices, salads and pastry form much of the diet, espeo-
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among women. This lack of wholesome variety, however.
I intertefe with proper digestion.
The eetuk u biliousness listlrunr,,.
doay apelk The cause i constipation.
TW stomach could not digest not the
bowels pu off the day'a strange mixture
of food and dimk.
A simple way of oTttcommg the
Pooxjio it inn: it jrou luve not already
lot Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepsin in the
Donee, go to a drug store and buy a MJc
or $1 bottle. Take a teaspoonful tonight
before you go to bed. It will act in the
head will be clear and that reeling of
oppression will be gone.
Syrup Pepsin is a combination of
simple laxative herbs with pepsin, li acta
on the stomach-muscles trammg them to
do their work naturally so that medicines
can be dispensed with, ft it the most
widely used laxative compound in the
world. That meant merit.
A free sample bottle can be had br
sending your address to Dr. W. B. Cald-
morning, and immediately thereafter your i well, 480 Washington St, MonticeUo,llL
Or. Caldwell's1 'TT" . .
Ge tect.hxatiue'
I V Pretty arid Practical pat' -3 ifuits
NO. 10 TOWNSHIP.
MisH .Wiliier lliirticll luis Ihth in
(lUpostil for tlii' lust week.
Ilov. T. I.. Kitiltz. of Kl-ifiilii, wlin
Was called litre linnlly liy tin- smi
tten dentil j'f )ii In-ill Iiit. tin- il.ilr I).
A. Kluttz. tit-li i-reil .111 ulili' scriimn ;il
Bethel, his nlil Ihhih' clmicli. ;m Sun
day niiifiiiiiL'. Hi- wis invited liy iln
pastor tu till tlic aiioiiiiiii'iii. which
lie Krafioiisly iHvi'pteil. His niitiierniis
friends were plutl 1" liine liim with
tirni.
Mr. Will McAtiulty ii.-i-seil iiit,. i In
(treat lieyonil on l:is: M1111I...V e eiiini;.
He was sick ill" at li.i weeks. 1ml
CTsiliutlly prew wm-si- until the enl.
His dentil was a ln k in his li iemU
ntul iieihlini s. 11, h-aves tu nnmi-ii
his (lepai-tiiie. a uiiluw. ami live eliil-
Iren. it mnilier. Inn si-ters aii'l Inn
brothers. The remain- weir I:, ken tu
Bethel mul tlr- inlet menu, w as in tin
tl'liielery there.
Mr. J. lilt .Newel, nf ( harhilir. was
the week-end cues! ef his paiein-.
Allolllcy t'lilT .Ne.vrll. i,f 'ha 1 1. i , .
WHS lliarrieil fi'i ent ! . 'e Willi a
host nf his fl ielnl-. e' i. I he.n l.' ie'1-
Wululat imis In the h.ipi" ',,in.- urn-pie.
Everyhmly in .'.. in i-
Xehrasia for Suffrage.
I.inenln. Neli., July The senate
if the Xrliraska legislature tixlay. I
a vnie nt -i in 0, iiasseil a Jnint reso
I'll inn in-iiviilint; fur nitifieatinti nf tin
federal wnuian suffrage iiiieinlinent
The lower house is exmi-ted tn take
final action mi Hie measure ny Sa
unlay.
l.'.'l.i.n: f..r
hi. Il i t'
.ll.ll-l 111'
rlllli.T thi
ward In the irreai paeanl.
lie pulled nil' in (Un enl ,.i
Mil. Let everyliedy rn
dale and lie on haml on Mini i:r:ii,.
day
On aeeiiunl of the ineliiii.nl weath
er, linn. J. I'. Newell, and his llar.e.i
eiass frniu llan'tli'irue Kane church,
of Chai-ahitte, failed tn make the trip
to Hoa-er's Inst Sunday, the L''i:li. a
huil heen plauiKHl. We hup i Inlet- :u
ratisenients for the carrying out nf
file program.
Mr. J. F. Little made a bu-in. ss I rip
to Charlotte today. .. n.
HEADACHE
Caused by
Acid-Stomach
Yc. indeed, more often than you think.
Becauw ACID-STOMACH, starting with ta
digestion, heartburn, belcn.n?, lood-rept-at
ing, bloat and gas, if not checked, will even
tually a fleet every vital organ of the body.
Severe, blinding, splitting beadacne are.
therefore, ni Irt-neot occurreoce ac reeuit
of this up ant condition.
Take EATON 10. It quickly banisbea acid
stomach with itspour bloat, pain and gas.
It aids dict-stion helps the stomach get
lull strength fnm every moathfal of food
you cat. MS lions of people arc miserable,
weak, Mrk and ailing because of ACID
STOMACH. Poisons, created by partly di
gested food cbarged with acid, are absorbed
into the blood and distributed th roagbout the
entire system. Thifl often causes rheumatism,
bilionsnr'f,cirrho8isoft,heliver.heart trouble,
ulcers and even cancer of the stomach. It
rods its victims of their health, uUdermlnea
the ptrenRth of the most Vigorous.
If you h ant to get back yonr physical and
mental strength be full of vim and vigor
iuy lift; and be happy, you mutt ret rid ol
your acid ttomnch.
In EATONIO you will find the very help
vnu need and :'a guaranteed. So get a big
.tk box from your druggint today. If It
fail to please you, return it and be wul re-
lund your moaty.
ATONIC
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If? -TABLETS - mz UrrM I
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Gibson Drug Store and F. L. Smith Drug Co.
i ChaS red ljt
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We are apt to think that things
practical, In any kind of apparel, are
sure to he commonplace nnd unattrac
tive mid that things pretty are likely
lo be unpractical. But the designers
of bathing suits have finally succeeded
In turning out beach clothes that are
both prnctical and pretty. After a
'ot of experimenting with fabrics nnd
styles they have furnished the batli
rs of this season good looking and
imifoitiihlo clothes, "from the crown
3f their heads to the soles of their
'eet." Kvery Item in the bather's out
it has been carefully thought out.
Cnpes to wear to and from the
earu prove the most acceptable of
pinneuts, for they are iiuide of cloths
-.hat water does not dnmnge, as Turk
sh toweling, jersey cloth, rubberized
;lnths nnd certain silks. Caps to
natdi in color are cleverly draped so
is to he not unbecoming and are
nude of rubber and trimmed with mb
3or ornaments and Mowers. With a
ape that has not been in the water
ind a rap that refuses to be wet. one
::m ri'tiirn from a swim and walk
;ven city streets homeward, conscious
)f being presentable.
In the picture of two bathing stiMs
hnvn here, one Is of taffeta silk and
!he other of black wool Jersey with
nhite slripes in the collar nnd short
Sleeves, and around the bottom of the
knickerbockers and skirt. The cape is
of rose-colored bath toweling, and the
cap of rubber matches it in color and
Is trimmed with little rubber flowers.
Black silk stockings and cloth shoes
complete as satisfactory a suit as the
season has produced.
The other suit Is of blue (f eta, the
iuii knickerbockers gathered on an
elastic cord 'above the knees. It haa
a short, slit aklrt and a long-waltrted
bodice, ulso short sleeves formed by
a small flounce of taffeta. The stock
ings match -th suit In color, but the
shoes are black and high at .the bade,
lacing with white cord or tnpe across
the front.
Llnoerla Hats of ChantlllyT
Lingerie hats made of black chantil
ly luce and modeled after the bonnets
worn by the peasants of Lorraine are
quite a feuture In the hats for ad
vanced summer wear. The most ef
fective of these models are made with
low full tulhj crowns gathered Into a
medium high hoinl hand in mob cap
style. To the band are attached two
or three full gathered ruffles of differ,
cut widths of black eliiiutllly lace.
Net Dress Needed.
No summer wardrobe Is complete
without at least one net dress, because
they tire delightfully cool and comfort
able for hot afternoons or evenings. A
simple und becoming, little affair la a
frock of white net and voile combined.
tri ed with a bit of embroidery dona
iu' heavy white cotton threads and
girdled witb a corded net sash.
Wedding Gowns of Satin.
The moct distinguished of wedding
gowns are of dachesse satin, very
plain with lace Tell forming the onlj
ornament.
FAITH.
Gilbert llolslnuiser has
ed Imiue from Franco, lie brought
Venus a nice little collection of war
relies for his collect inn.
Mrs. .(cihn Kline lias lioiight a house
anil lot In Kit ilh next to Andy t'as
per'H nnd is living there.
W. S. L'nrnhardt is building a new
house for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Maha-
ley.
John Kineharilt is busv reimiring atf
omohjlc ami shoeing horses.
Robert Stirewalt. the ncrnhat from
hiim (irove. was a visitor iu Faith
this week.
Miss Hut tie Wagoner, of (iohl Hill.
s visiting her brother and family here,
We know of a family of ten children.
Mrs. Will Josey and children, of
st return-1 AUeniarle. were visiting friends and
relatives in Katth last week.
Misses Pearl and Ina Peeler have
gone to Liiicnlntou to spend the week
with their friend, Miss Brcuia Hltarne.
They will also attend the Missionary
t onreienee at .Newton.
Mr. I). S. llrown, of near Christiana,
nun ,i in; ii.iii-iuiKiiiii least ouiltiny
About fifty Hnple were present.
Mr. A. M. Frlck, one of Faith's boys
who joined the navy six years ago, is
now one of the recruiting officers at
Howling tJreen, Ky.
t'otue on. Little Girl. We like your
ilems. Your largo tree beats us. We
I give it up.
Two of the boys married sisters, ami f ' , . ' ' 1 , nvVUm.'
... . . " ... . I II lli'ii llftmm VnuPU dill twt I thmicrhl-
110 uiic ciuiM cotue up to my 15 year
ohl lifii.
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CORSETS
America's
lait&g Corset
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C C Waislless-Hipless
1 Bustless ;
f i fifurc-outlines: Fashion' :
: latest decree.
I A model for every figure,
f fi (rarhexdusivefor itiourrjotei
i i combuung Slendernett,
I' f Grace and Suppleness, with '
long-wear, W. B. Nuform
f Corsets proride "Moch Cor-
THcet $2.00 It et f or Littto Money. m
two or the girls married brothers. A
wife of one of the boys has two brotli-
rs who married sisters. If von cau
iK'at that trot our your family. -
Mrs. Kliznheth Ketch ie, of Pisil-
town, is visiting her relatives here iu
Fuith for a few months.
Venus took dinner Sunday for the
first time with Mr. and Mrs. George
FfKpermaii and got a line dinner.
Sin. and Mrs. James Fisher anil two
sons. Kilwaril and Jesse, visited Mrs.
Ushers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
. Fesperimi n's Smidav.
Mr. and Mrs. James Overeasli. of
near Mill Bridge, visited Mrs. Over-
ca sh s parents. Mr. and Mrs. .Sampson
Shnping and Mr. and Mrs. llvercash's
uncle and aunt. Mr. und Mrs. John
li. Ludwick Sunday.
Mrs. tiurnry Watie, of High Point,
is visiting Miss Pearl Uatit and rela
tives here for a week.
Mr. Julius Cauupp. of Salisbury Js
visiting relatives iu Faith.
Mr. Ben Ketchle, of Salisbury, Is
visiting friends und relatives at Faith.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mahaley sold
six acres of land for six hundred dol
lars to Samuel Fralcy.
Old Maid, we like yonr Itcuies fine,
and we must come down some time and
see some of those pretty girls.
Red Rose, come on with your items.
We like to read them, l'ou have us
bent on the H year old boy who weighs
uiiiy u pounds, yte give It us.
Venus got his,' Drat bait of water
melon grown in. this community on
July JTlh, m John L. Ludwlck'a.
VENUS.
Miss IIom Hunsutker.
Salisbury, July . 31. Miss Hopo
i . i, .iii.-o.inj,!
death lieing cnusd by t itlierculoK. X
lie was a daughter of the late J.- W.
Hunsucker ami gramldaughter of Wi
J. Itostlaii from whose home on Fast
Horah street the funeral Was conduct
ed this afternoon.
' 'Ji Alumni Orpuiire, ; .
- WashlngtoB,-July SI, A flna lt of
old A. and Mj college boys liave or
ganised au Uutunl association here
to lie known -as tbe District of Colnaa
Ida branch' of the -North ''Carolina
State college, as the . institution - lb
now kuownuW.A..Ucaiuim Xlark. bob
of Chief Justice Walter Clark, of 'Ra
leigh, is president of ..the , organisa
tion. It is- expected ' that about 60
Washington: "and "BaHlrlidraTwtis""ot
tire at ate -cortege wil-Jotn the branch
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"What are your politics T" "I dun-
no," replleU'' Farmer - Corntossel.
Things has - worked around ' to . such
a mli-up that there isn't anybody I
don't disagree with on some point or
another." Washington Star. ' I
YOU UZD t:0T ', : i
t. ."" r w irrFT i it apm m m tr a nn V V '
. .But Yon Moat Drive It Out of
, Your Blood, i 1
" Cat mr r h"is innoyii.g enough
when it chokes up your nostrils
: and airVpaitages, earning difficult
fcra thing ami other - discomforts.
Real danger, comes when it reaches
1 down into your lungs. '
v This is why you should at ohce
1 realise the importance of the prop
er treatment, and lose no time ex
"perimenting witb worthlcji reaje-
dies which touch only the surface.
To 'be rid of Catarrh, you must
driveube disease germs out of your
blood.' r' -r -.- f --.;
: QnlM,f,rf M,lta tuna VmS r
orted from the nse of "S, S. S; !
which acts on 4ha catarrn germs t
in the blood. .. .:' i' W.--f-'J.
If you wish medical advice
the treatment pf your own indi
vidual ca, write to Chief Medical ,
a j..:... a c,.,if, cn.;c. rv a,. V
ianta, Ca, '."; ;q t
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