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JiTKilp Dr. KinW Naw Do-
1 ' cover? ' for fifty' yean
NOTHING but sustained, quality
and unfailing effectiveness mo
arouse such enthusiasm. Noth-
Ins but sura relief from stubborn
! . old colds and onrushlng new ones,
'V grippe, ' throat-tearing coughs, and
- croup could have made Ir. King's
. 'New Discevery the-nationally popa
" kr and. standard remedy it Is today.
Fifty years old and always reli
able. Good for the whole family.
A bottle la the medicine cabinet
' , means a RhorirVed cold or cough.
' 60C and eX2(V All druggists.
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Rcfakr Bowela la Health
.. Bowels that more spasmodically
free eat da am) stubborn the
next aboutd he. henitlftullA PRU
ktted by4tn, King -Neititff Ms.
- In this way yon Itctfb the.imttiHaties
of waste matin from cjfcglatlng
through the system by cleansing
- the bowels thoroughly and promot
ing the proper flow.t bit
Mild, : fttmfortabla, j "
liable. Dr. King's. Mew lifa,. Fills
work With precision wltliout the
constipation results of violent pur
gative., ?c. Mmi at ail dra
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Ta. 1 bum. Male.! wilh rLuet Kihhoi- "
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Two Strang , Houthwa Eleven WUI
Clash For Supremacy On Gridiron
Today.:'"' rr-c, -'T':''':: ''
Atlauto. Oct. 17. The first big game
f the 1019 football' seatton wiU be
pi toiuorrow wbea (Georgia. Tech,
preuiier sontttero eleven for the part
throe years. auU V'anderbilt, which hehl
that tftle for taauy. years, meet iw
Urant Cald here. -. : ; ' -
tMher games today today include:
At Columbia Uidvereity of South
l aroliaa vs Davhlsou college. '
At t'hafhiUeaTllleTt'ulverHtty of
Virginia vs. V. 31.. I.
At Knoxvillo University nf Tennes-
ae vs. .ussissippt- a and U.
At Athena- I'liiverslty f the Boutb
vm. lieorgia. . . k ,.
At Baton Rouse University of Mis-
KtsKtppe m. Louisiana nulversitr.
At Lexington w abuigtoir and lee
vh. uicunioud College. ;
At Chapel Hill University of North
l iirolinn vs. wake Koret
At Mobile Sprlnghill college vs. Tu
lune. At TuwaHHisa University of Ala
bama vs. Howard. . .",
At (ireenville. H. C. Fnnnau vs.
li-esb.vteria(i college. '.;;
At Sparttuiburg The Citadel V
Wofford. I . . J--'
At Richmond Randolph-Uacon t
Iliimpdeu. Sidney. - ' , y ,'.
At Washington. D. C Virginia 1
vr. Georgetown. .'
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Southern to , Rxtend Two Passenger
Routes. v . ;'f;
KiilelKli, Oct. 17. Aniiounreaieiir is
made by tin- cnrporatiim coinmiSNiiin
that beviMiiimi 'iveiuler Ik Sonthern
railway trains. Nnmliers 11:1 awl 111
will bo fxtmlcd from Ktttberfotdtni)
to XTiirion. thereby affonllaa areatly
Improved ser.rlce tietween fltwe points
and im'.rtlr bem-tlttiiig trnval to the
territory now served by these life ins.
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It Was a Brick.
Coiiuwli-Theit you think he struck
you with ainliee aforethotnrht?
Witness, I iudiiiiiuutly I Xnn can't
mix me up like that. I have told you
twice bo It i r nu with, A brick. There
wasn't ' mi. wallets ,imr milliitt' of the
kinfl about It,
The Extreme Poor.
Mis. A. : ''1 spppnsc yo.H. fl manv
cases of extreme want dnring your
visits lo the poor."
Mrs. B. : "Yes, indeed. I visited
a family .today, and ni tuitlly tlie
hadn't a droi f 'gasoline- for their nu
tomouile."
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Yes; & S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
u'mtum Safe Blood Tralment
On tb Mrket Half a Century,
Wbeajrou are in perfect healthy
ajid -re, enjoying a strong ah4
vlgotoii'vltaKty, it is then tKaV'
jonr b)ood jf free from all impuri
ties. Yea should be very careful and
give heed to the slightest indica
tion of impure blood. A sluggish
circulation is often indicated by
an impaired aooetite. a feelinir of
twsituiU and a geaeral weakening;
o( th system. It is then that yon
jheul4 Jiromptly Ulte a" few bottles
of. SiiS. vJlviffiaJd' In cleans
ing the'-Wftod a4PTtu'14upT "it
strengthen We: wwle system.
S, S. S. is soldvby--4t druggists. -Valuable
information about the
blood supply can be had free by
writing to the Swift Specific Co,
0 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga,
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1 We Invite You To Drive Around
' Our battery service is t lit "ounce of prevention." We aim lo
keep your buttery at tup elHciency ami to prevent the costly repair
bills that come from neglect.
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HTAriO.X'Olt THK
WILSON AND THE DANCE
18 MQriths"of Giiara'nieed Service for one type and
Two-Years For Another.
We tarry Fxill LrW of Repair Parts te Tit Any Battery, Any Size,
. .'. 1 ' Any Make. ,.
When Yau InataU a I'hiUwleWihia. Diamond Grid Battery in Veur
l.mr VnM iieti
&.HilM''nir1h'reiia1rif -id 'rettTBlSi.'',lw'' instaft a euo-l
'i B k 1 Hod Koutai" Battery in your car while repairing your battery
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prf f R.B.( WILKINSON
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fa a we7 to gain ttgr fact
7 mid .4 perfectly, heated home. VVhy not ;
3 gas halt ot tne coai wesisa py auoracr
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tatesvillc Ijiiidinaik.
If we get tuu Itev. James Wilson,
he doesn't know anythiuir ubout danc
ing., but he condemns it all as bad.
Because some form of dancing are ud
luUtedly or evil tendi'iiey. the church,
ae cays, is agalust dancing in any
firriu. So! Awl he oniJil have.1 truth
fully adileil I hat the chureh 1ik found
Mint it is unable to enforce its regu
lations again" dancing and is now
demanding that Caesar take a hand.
Let it lie ifnilerstoiMl that this writ
er bus no patience with the idea of
compromising with evil. If dancing
any form of dancing whatever Is
wrong, is a sin. then the . church
should not only continue to stand
against it. lint it should lfSTe I lie
nerve, wheih it dosu't seem to Have,
to enforce Us regulations ami dlsrfp
liuc or dismiss from membership
those wlai persist in wilfully violat
ing Its laws, even though reduce its
UH.iiliership 7."i per ceuL This writer
is not am never was a disciple of
$ci:ps)cluire. ami he lias u I Mint tlie
snipe opiniim- that Mr.. Wilson has of
sme furuia of the dancy. - Neither i
it tlie uiir tit tell. ,tbe cjmrclies
what to do. But IF itorti weni. ul a
reasonable proposition, that it is tlie
part of wisdom to determine whether
all forms of any pleasure are tsvil be
fine condemning all. If ufter a ca re
fill anil candid study by those who
seek, light, not by those who. like Mr.
Wilswu condemn without information,
it be decided that all forms of diinc
ing lie wrong, then stand by the in
hibition and make it n reality instead
of Ink UK it out in talk until it iscon
sidered a jokje. '
A coiiipnuy of young lioople glidtlls
ab 'iit a riMini. coming in nctunl con
tact only by tiuu-litug hands as they
pass to and fro. may be on the road
to the devil because they shuffle their
fiH-i and the figures they make as
I hey more alHiiit is called dancing
the old-fashioned' reels. The sumo
company of young people can engage
iu wme sort of jtame. In ,vhith f hey
touch blinds, holds hands, even, come
into as much, or more personal con.
tack than in the game called dancing,
awl it is' all right. That is a play not
a dance, hut the only real difference
is in the name and possibly in the
movement of the feet. Now yon can
tell these young 'people that one form
of the amusement is a sin and the
other is innocent diversion, hut yon
can't maul the distinct ion into their I
heads with a chili, because the dls !
tiiictiou isn't really there. I
The other form of dancing, which
Mr. Wilson ami others are ungal
lant enough to call "hugging." is ad
mittedly open to serious objection for
oirt'ipua reasons. But liecause of the
evil tetideucV: of that form ot the
dance, and' la-cause that form has de
generated, are all forms of dancing
evil? Failure to draw the distinction
In .(be for st instance has probably
caused many young people to defy Un
church and go the limit. Because the
wholesale prohibition does not appeal
to the common sense and reason they
are disposed to Ignore all the objec
tions offered.
The first form of dancing described
may be silly and there may. lie. uo
good in it. The same can be said of
many forms of '. admittedly inuocent
recreation. It may appear that way
to old folks, after they hare had their
fling, hut those who do not forget the
days of their youth will know that
some form of recreation and diver
sion is necessary t young people; and'
the mistake; that the older people1 of
ten make Is In not encouraging: the
harmless form instead of all - the
time rryhr ' to' stop- something lest
evil should come of It The most in
nocent amusement can he turned in
to evil, but notsjdy wonld argue that
all forma of amusement should be:
drscoutluued for that reason; and the
more rigid the restriction the ' more
the- Inhibitions," the- more likely it Is
that the pleasure-seeker will go to
'Otbw tMtnaV-?-.v- .-r'-i. jiv"' 4-. V.
Because dancing ami card-playing
have such largo possibilities for evil.
because those engaging lit that ps-
tiae ae often drift into the forms ad
mittedly evil, these things, are gen
erally : eoadnBued -wholesale. . But
what has the condemnation amounted
toT-iHoms-foMBaoC 4aaelng. we eon-
tend, are bo more hurmful and have
have always been given a clean bill
of licnlth. Home forum of card-nliiriiiu
are no. more harmful, thau cliecks or
chess or pitching horseshoe,' whlfh do
not fall under the condemnation. But
dancing and card. playing are usually
condemned, wholesale, without any
discrimination. We don't know whether
that has anything to do with it, but It
is a fact that here never wus so much
ihincing and curd playing in the his
tory of the world as there is today.
Curd-playing in some form has be
come so common, particularly among
the women, thut the church lias about
censed to offer opposition to if; and
at the present rate the church had
about as well cense to Issue edicts
ngainst dancing, for ail the good 'ne
couiplishtid. (Hi tlie other hand It might
be a good idea , to try to find.jonr
not lie any enmpromise with w'fohg
hut in an honest cileavr to find 'the
truth whet hit ij Is rigid or wise, to
condemn all forms of an amusement
as evil because some forms of it are.
Some of the pictures tluit appear on
the movie screen are distinctively of
evil and evil only. Others are Whole
some, uplifting and Informing. Cut
out the niovios because of the Imd ami
sen. I Hie harmless along with tlie Jad?
(t cau;t 'no dime-
We don't want to take "luulcrholts"
on llro. VilsHi, but talking alamt
eschewing things unless there is sonic
distinctive gol lu them, no matter if
Imnu dcn not appear. Wouldn't thut
place fishing under the ban? 'In the
old days, when a certaiu stimulant
was plentiful. It was the largest' itiHil
In the eve rage tlshihg expedithaT ahd
ilrmikeii frolics under tlie name of
fishing trips were common. At least It
is generally bPlrred that au otherwise
truthful man will exaggerate uImhw (he
slice of his catch and tlie uumlier ami
sine of the fish that fell back, t'ixhiug
also encourages idleness and' sloth.
Vet it is 11(1 innocent sport, in which
many of our greatest and licst men,
scholars. philosophers, preachers,
statesmen, c.iptaiiis of Industry mid
plain citizens, have found .pleasant
diveasjuii, rest and fod for thought.
But" fishing fms ben ' prodiM'tivc ot
much wickedliess and evil. Therefore
cut it out, according to Mr. Wilson's
logic , ,. . i
Effect of Cotta Prlres,
Manufacturers Record.
Kvery line of mauufactinlng in tlie
South will lie limited in Its dm-elop-mcnt
until cotton brings a prohtablc
price to the grower.
Every educational advancement of
the South will he lessened n its ef
ficiency tiutil cotton brings a profitable
price to tbe grower. . .
Kvery religious activity of home
missions and foreign iiiissHius wll be
limited in Its work nd in Its power to
raise innnuy for the extension of tbe
(iospel. throughout the world undil oot
ton brings a profitable price to the
grower.
Kvery niad construction undertaking
in the Mouth will he limited in Its ex
pahsfon mid in its influence for gisid
nntH cotton hrtiuM a protltable price
to the grower.
Kvery country school and ewry
country diuroh will continue as at
present, luettlciently iuadniuate , to
the work it is trying to do. occupying
as in most cases aouie wretched build
ing, until cotton bring a profitable
price to the grower.
Every sclimil toucher iu I he South,
every uiiiiiHter of the tiosisd lu this
section;' will receive. inudeiiuHle Kalar-
fes'' MitiT 'btttr lurlngs prontgb.le'
price to tne grower..
befcrq tha vvc
r
pack3H5 V;;
during the
package
NOW
THE FLAUOR LASTS
SO DOES TH5 PRICE!
ProvhJent,
Hicks "Where did you spend your
vacation"
Wiiks "I didn't sihmuI it. My wife
and iranghtcr spent everything else I
had and I thought I Imd better save
something." , . .
UNITED STATES TROOPS
IN ITtVNCE ONLY 13,000
Expected That These W ill Finish P
liee and Other Duties Kaon and Re
turn In Another Mouth.
The actual handier of America n
tnsip now iu France is less tlmn 15,
t00 and is rupklly dimbiUhlng, Ueiu
n . ik t. or nor, comraandiug tne Amen
can trisips, suid today. ,
Within a mouth, he stated, virtually
all the soldiers will lie gone, as the
task of repatriating the ttiennan pris
oners Is now completed. Only four or
five (icrmaus now remain under the
cbage of tlie American forces . and
these are ill iuJbopltalft.:Tbey will be
sent home through Coitions as soon as
they can travel. . -
The wark of "elriHipletiug the liquida
tion of army cfnpplies, squaring ac
counts ami the policing; nf American
peace couferenca headquarters, are now
the- pnly tasks 'detaining, the soldiers
and officers in". Vrauoe, Uoneral on
nor said he expected that this liquida
tion work, too." win Is ' terminated
within one month. ' ' " ''
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XOLOSAKBFLU
k J2 rsadera at this paper wife M
plse t learn that there la at Mast
na dreaded disesM that setenee has
fceea able to eure In all Its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh keiac srsatlr
slluae4 bjr eatrtuUonl condition
require oonailtutional treatment Hall's
Catarrh afedlcfne is takea lntraau sad
acts thru tha Bloed on the Mncoos Sur. :
fwsaa of the 8f atom therebr destroying .
the (mndation ol the disease, living the
sauent. strength ?r sunainc up tne con
stitution and aesU'lnt nature ut Soto Its
Work. The prosrtetonr havtgto. much
faith h tha curative powers at Hall's
Catarrh Medicine that they efffc One
fiuM.n Dollar for anf esse ththhi(
lo eure send lVr ttt of testimonials.
Aadrnsi F. I, CiIFMFT CO, XmmIs
Hoidk bold bj; ajl bruggtst. faa. ' ; , i .
r OH out m-'wui . :
. And iiidl'w Th System
Take tbs Old St ri CLOVE'S TASTE
LESS chUl TON iu Voo know what you
sra taking, as the fonnula is printed an
every label, ahowirg it is Ouiuine and
Iron In a taste s Irn. in I nine
I I no more nncsihllitiau nr Imrm l"tnir. I (Lives OOt the mi: ''.3. tlie iron fcbJS BQ
' gestion or otherwise than ganie which' tua system. 6) t !..
rnflyeaza and Grippe, tike
Ordinary Colds. Reauirt
Calotabs, the Purified and
Refined Calomel t TabJets
i That AreNausealies$, Safe
and Sure. ;
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Physlclaus and, druggists claim that
the great epeOemic f inrituyiw hasxquur
clusively sVmunstrated that tlie4liiicA
est relief for a cold and the best pre
ventive vt influeiiEa ami pneumonia i
to keep the Uvea active so that tn di
gestive organs, nuy be la perfected
ooudition. i'or this purpose Calotabs,
the new' uauseniesa . calomel tablet
that aret free from the siekeulag ajad
weakening effects, 1 the most tborougt
and dependable, aV;WeU as the must
agreeable iatatlre. f , r
Calotabs have the special advantage
or not making tbe patient sick : aud
weak, as they do not upset the 'diges
tion am appetite. One Cakitah at bed
time with a swallow of water that's
an. No - salts, no Mumaa. nor the
slightest interference with yon eating,
plea sore, r work. Next muruina rour
eoia nas vautsDeil, your liver at autive.
year sysfem t purlfkit, and you are
feeling fine with a hearty appetite
ror Dreaaiaat. i. t ...
rot ronr protect lou. Ca otaba are
sold 'only in orgtual sealexl. nackaaes.
Price thirty five cents. Hold by . all
druggists and your muis . hack ' if
you are not dellghte with, theta-
I Adv. ., .-. . : , , .....
r.f,d. f f-krwa
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CoiWonauaQ. Sick Headache. Bilious
ets, LJoating, Soar. Stomach, Gas on
the Stomach, Bed Bream you wid find
' sotting better than that wbo1csms
Byiic- . ' ,.: . ;
'T'''"--I..
Kavet dieaopoiaL Take lookhj
andUelbaucr ia the toonvnj,r T7
0rfjte. Aele.HTer.fc "TnW
tir , ..c .ect Seve eweee to be riw be
If.- -e ln k... ui.- uj ffuMr.ad
w lut aeuiuiiauus see cltcusasst,'
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M im Hi in in im ,
i nlwnv
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mi
m wu
bisGiulsaLte
s
delicious
Ocoo-nee-cheo, rTouy; it.aimply
indispensable i nMm an y 'house
holds. It rreujoifornJ'y. good
biacuita, hot-cakea l and wafflea
because the bajting-powder, aoda
and salt ar alceady in ik - Tht
proportions are 8tientific,aRy cor
rect, so there, ja qo, hanc for
anything hat perfect reap Its,
Occo-nee-chee, Flotjr is econptn
ical it saves you money, because
you pay feJo the extra iniiredi
enta hy ' buying "them,1 alreitljl
mixed, ; ti
It's so easy to use Occo-nee- 1
che youll wonder htrsv you evef
got alone without it Juct mil
tha. flpun with watec or. rrtilk ano
bake that'a aft, Qnjjr a,gtv aet
oods fpf, each and no-worry a)
all, becauM. you- cn ba urt tjiea
biscuit are always tteUeaoua.
8nd mvoi yru f 10097 - I ; .
V " Tere' o India HmmJ en mrj, ( otdtlm '
... . . - .w., t, ,
Bay Pvrlttt Flour If yov wnUkrn ' f i -.
. . bejt utiin leir. . ': '-. 'r:-!).t '
HUn. Co., Drhjinj, N, C
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idia
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jlfio Qigar Supreme
At. the price fL0R dsMELBA. I'
.- elter. bioer and more plea.inpJ
jthan any mild Havana cigar: . '
KCom'om OH ' 1fC meSnM
Ask VOur rfeakw 4 vmttf' tmiarUm Umm .
U your (HMier caeft supply you.wriit.it,
. t-E.V19 fnoAR Mrq CO NewerS.N J.
Urgeet tnJifieiil Ciger rattwy a the wbeid,
ciia fc::;y;7.ds LW AYS GET THE r.ESLLTS
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