: :
Do You Dread
New Shoes?
It takes a deal of moral
courage for some folks to
buy new shoes. Stiff soles
and unyielding upper leath
ers sometimes bring serious
foot troubles in their wake.
To many new shoes
mean torment for a week
or more.
The
Look for
the Red Bell
on the Box,
Southern Girl
2.00 Shoe 2-50
with the sole made flexible, is a positive relief
for tired and tortured feet. It is as pliable as an
old shoe from the very first. It is as stylish as
any shoe you ever saw.
The top and vamp are of soft kid but tough as horse
ikSe. We've taken out all the stiffness. We've left
i all the wear and all the style.
See this shoe at the Craddock agency in your town.
Made in all styles and patterns slippers pumps
lace and button boots.
CRADDOCK-TERRY CO.,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
YOUR OWN TOWN
Any place is just what the men
who live in it make it. . ' x
Don't sit around and damn youi
town. A town is just as good or
just as bad as the people who are
damning it.
Every community, even if it
hasn't more than two hundred in
habitants, should have atownroom
where the cigars are gODd and
where every-one can meet, free
from religion or politics, and ab
sorb the good qualities of one
another: where the spirit of the
Golden Rule can be instilled; for
no religion and no political party
can deny this perfectly scient.fie
principle.
A town is seldom the result of
virgin natural conditions. In any
event it was man who saw the
natural advantages and frequent
ly it was some one individual.
For illustration: There is no
natural reason why Cleveland
should have been the oil center of
the world. There are no oil wells
in or about the community. So far
as oil is concerned, and as a shipp
ing point, it is no better than a
dozen and one other towns. It
was simply John D. Rockefeller.
He wanted to live in Cleveland
and his individuality, his personal
ity, brought th oil to him.
artistic and scientific pursuits say
in: "If we were only in Chicagj
a' pnutd do or eret so and so
n Chicago you hear them say:
4 If we were c.ily in New York,"
When in New York you hear
them wishing for something in
London or Paris
Chicago; New York, London
and Paris are all the resu'ts-qf
their citizens taking the cond;tions
and material at hand and doing
the best they could with them
just as we can all do
Si .9 V 1 4 i 1 1 .1 .Ml
mm
Rah Were Eating Up te Mules
On Shy lock's principle "You
take my life wkon you take the
means whereby 1 live," rats came
very ire a r eating up Mr. J. L.
Tomberlin's mules on his farm,
rive miles south of town. For
some time he had been noticing
that his mules were falling off
more rapidly than they should
have, ever in work time and hot
weather. One day last week he
discovered the cause. whr;h was
nothing less than the rats were
eating the corn which he fed the
mules, literally robbing them of
their meals. By watching he
found that the rats, which were
of immense size, swarmed out as
soon as he had put the corn in
the box for the mules and left
the stable, and dragged the whole
ears away to their hiding place
and devoured it. He saw them
Home Caimin
We would be afraid to attempt
to s ;y, but at a -rough guess, the
South uiises fruits and veget
ables enough to feed the United
States for a period of at least
four months which these fruits
and vegetables largely grow. If
the surplus only were canned
and properly put upon the mark
et, it would yeild a great income
for these products of the soil.
But as a matter of fact, not
enough of these Southern pro
ducts are canned to supply the
home markets. Vast sums of
money are sent out of the diffe
rent Southern States annually
to buy canned goods which are
put up in the North. The right
beginning is for each farmer to
get a home canning outfit and go
to work. After supplying the
home and then selling the sur
plus, it will he time enough to
Seeing Yellow.
It isn't a man's mind or heart
that makes most of the troubles
here below - ' .
It's his liver '
Ana thL is not an advertise
ment for liver medicine.
When a man's liver is inactive
he sees yellow, just as a man who
drinks sees red but yellow is a
greater trouble produder than red.
A man with an inactive liver his
low blood.
- - - - -
You Neighbor's Experience.
How you may profit by it, Take
Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. E. G.
Whiting, Willow St, Akron, 0.,
says: "For some time I had a very
serious case of kidney trouble and
I suffered with backaches and diz
under the barcp&befe they had
devoured it. He lost no time in
setting upon the rats and smote
them with clubs, dogs and even
a shot gun. After the slaughter
he found that 129 had been kill
ed. Fortunately his crib was rat
proof, or he would have had no
corn to feed the mules in thefirs1
place. Monroe Journal.
Work Will Soon Start
after you take Dr. King'
Life Piils, and you'll quickly en
joy thei- fine result?. Constipat
ion and indigestion vanish and
tfine appetite returns. They regu
late stomach, liv-.r and bowels and
impart new strength and energy
to the whole system. Try them.
Only 25c at Hambrick & Austin.
low in his wake.
There is no physical reason
why Chicago should be the meat
packing of the world. It could as j
well have been St. Louis. Simply j
old Phil Armour wanted to live
there.
In nearly every town you visit
you hear some resident: "Aw, this
ain't nothin' but an overgrown
country village!"
The resident of any town that
makes such a statement wears
whiskers and boots at heart.
Of course, if your town isn't
sporty enough for you, why, you
can move that ain't the town's
fault.
If you get too sporty, you'll have
to move anyhow.
It isn't the sports that make a
town it's the jays.
The man that gave the light for
ihe sports on the Great White
Way was a jay Thomas A. Edi
son, a jay telegraph operator from
Indianapolis,
John D. Rockefeller, who, in a
What's the use f sending monev1,lunwuy'lbUlc ,uea U1 evtJI
to the North to buy goods that isPrt' wasa jay from RicnFrd.
New I can be bettered raised and as,' York
i ir no, .,.!, , . ,-i
well canned at home? The soil ! nuv,c" w"u lu'"'cu
and the clhnat both here itl-thefmoneV to the sports for years,
South favorable to a splendid I was a 'hp' started bv 'umpin"
business of a magiflcent produc-1 coun,ei' in a country store.
ft.,. r ,....,.f ,K. a f,.;f, I Some jay from Connecticut went
carrying it off, ami he also found jlook up the big canning factory
an immense pile of cob hid away : business. They say that in Ca
tawba county, omitting what is
done in the kitchens, there are
fifty home canning outfits which
operate each year. The cun se
quence is, we are told, that the
importation of canned goods has
been enormously reduced and
the home merchants are now
looking to the homemade goods
for their supply for. the season.
zy headaches. I had specks float
There is no reason why Boston ling before my eyes and I felt all
should be the shoe market of the tired out and miserable. I saw Fo
world. There are no hides there, ley Kidney Pills advertised and
Thcv are all shipped from the got a bottle and took them accord
West. Simply some man who ing to directions and results shovv-
Fwiherc&f of
$ec53).
ton -
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Whea a voraaa SDeaks of her
silent secret suffering she
iruspfon. Millions have be
stowed this ma&c of confi
dence on Dr. R. Vi Pierce,
cf EuJo, N. Y. Evers.
3 where there erj women who
btzr witness to the wonder
working, raring-power of Dr,
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
which saves the suffering sex
fro::: pain, anl successfully
gra-ples 71th women's weak
nesses cr.d si::bborn j.Vj. ' .
by Women
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:i25 VT3AK WOJl EN STRONG
iT HAKES .SICK WOMEN WELL.
Mo wontn's appeal was ever misdirected or her con
fidence iispkced when she wrote for advice, to
the World's Dispensary Medical Association Dr
R. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. ' '
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Induce mild natural bowel movement
once a day.
urn
a, ' ' This is to certify that I height
Attei IfirmnA 'of Messrs- Nichols &Co. ore !a
Vjrippe (dium sPrsy, and I am v,,l
Or any Sickness ; pleased with it, and, take --ure
! 1 n a r s w- v -i rl t-. a 1 1 .
vinol Creates Strength Spray, toMhe people.
HERE IS PROOF i Your friend
" After a long-attack of Grippe, H' 1 R"cl s
Mrs. v aught seemed unable to re
cover her strength. She was very
weak and had no appetite. VI
NOL rapidly improved her condi
tion and restored her to health. I
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator m the es
tates of Mrs, J F. Wi son and Aiss F:nrky
Parker dec' d I herebv notify all rersdnuvviivr
sincerely recommend its use during said estates to come forward and niakt inm:e
convalescence or anv run down diates ettleraent and all persons holding claims
knew how to make shoes on a large
scale wanted to live there and his
ed almost at once. The pain and
dizzy headaches left me, my eye-
success encouraged others to fol-1 sight became clear and today I can
say I am a well woman, thanks, to
Foley Kidney Pills."
Morris-Webb Drug Co.,
Little Economy.
condition."
Judge C. N. Vaught,
Huntsville, Ala.
Miss Adelaide Gamm, of Water
town, Wis., writes, "After- a severe
attack 'of the Grippe, my system
was in a very weakened, nervous,
run-down condition. I took VI
NOL with the best of results,
against said estates are notified to present
them to the undersigned for payment cn or
before the 1st, day of May 191 2, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
This May 1st 1911.
J. F. WILSON, Admin.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having qualified as Administrator ..r. the
estate of L O. Russell deceased. I hereby
and it made me feel better and i notifY a11 persons having claim? against his
stronger than I have been for years."
We have never sold in our store
a more valuable health restorer for
weak and run down persons than
VINOL, and we ask such people in
this vicinity to try VINOL with
the understanding that their money
will be returned if it does not do
all we claim for it
HAMBRICK & AUSTIN.
There is nothing so small that
you cannot saye money on it.
Make your pillow cases, for in
stance, of tubing. Then when they
befrin to get thin in the middle
you can rip the closed end and
sew them again so that the creas
ed edge of the pillow case will be
now the middle of the flat side.
The worn places are thus brou&ht
to the outer edge, where there is
practically no wear upon them.
Philadelphia North American.
Drug
In addition to having served
in Squadron A. Mr. Stimson, the
new Secretary of War saw some
service on the staff of Col. Roose
velt in the battle of Saratoga
last- fall.
"G1EB MOTHEI
What Gooc Roads Did for Durham.
Durham Herald.
Druham has never claimed to
be much pf a farming county and
yet our farming lands aJe worth
more than those in oil other coun
ties in the State with one excep
tion, and good roads has had
much to do with it.
Charlotte Chronicle
HER WEIGHT INCREASED
FROM 100 TO 140 POUNDS.
Wonderful Praise Accorded
Perunathe Household Remedy
Mrs. Maria Goertz, Orienta, Okla
homa, writes :
"My husband, children and myself
have nsed your medicines, and we al
ways keep them in the house in case of
necessity. I was restored to health by
this medicine, and Dr. Hartman's in
valuable advice and books. People ask
about me from different places, and are
surprised that I can do all of my house
work alone, and that I was cured by the
doctor of chronic .catarrh. My husband
was cured of asthma, my daughter of
earache and catarrh of the stomach, and
A Dreadful Wound.
from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty
nail, fireworks, or of other nature,
demands prompt treatment with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent
blood poison or gangrene. Its the
quickest, surest healer for all such
wounds as also for . Burns, Boils
Sores, Skin Eruptions, Eczema,
Chapped Hands. Corns or Piles,
25c at Hambrick & Austin.
Congress Will Not Adjourn Until Early
in the Fall.
Washington, Congress will not
adjourn until close to September.
This is the opinion expressed by
Vice President Sherman, Repre
sentative Underwood, majority
leader, and also Speaker Champ
Clark. Mr. Underwood said that
the housa is determined to put it
up to the senate to vote on the
farmers' free list bill if congress
has to stay in session begins.
Vtce President Sherman declar-
my son of catarrh i of the throat. When ed that he Sees no prospect of ad-
weigh 140. journment before the end ot the
V ; l have regained my health again, and summer.
j cannot thank you enough for your Speaker Clark took an equally
wa vonr work." pessimimstic view, of the situation.
ro the World 's Fair at Chicago in
1893. He set up a stand on the
Midway and sold wooden nut
megs to the sports for souvenirs.
Finally he ran out of wooden ones
and sold 'em the real thing a
twenty-five cents a throw.
William Dean flowells, Ameri
ca's foremost literary Icharacter,
will take more pride in telling you
of the davs when he set type as a
jay printer on the Sentinel at
Ashtabula, Ohio, than his literary !
success of later years the days
when they used shoe pegs to
space the type, and about a print
er getting drunk and using a plug
of Star tobacco 'for a cut.
Nearly every man in art.
science, literature, industry and
commerce here in America today
either is or was a jay.
Cincinnati is the supply center
of'the South. Years ago, at the
waning of the river traffic, it was
about to give place to Louisville
and Memphis in the commerce of
thai territory.
The citizens of Cincinnati got
busy and built the Cincinnat1
Southern Railroad.
This road was the dream of a
j iy. They called him a jay dream
er, bu,t his dream saved the town.
You' bear 'people of the Far j
P.cr. B. C. THbmpson, of Ahoskie, N. C,
t,ti:o3: "My uioiiier -was a groat suf
i'eixT froizi ;iu ulcerated trouble peculiar to
v.'-'i'ieu. y'iO took Mrs. Joe i'ersou's Iie:a
cry ami Wash, ami found it invaluable,
i; cur-.'d Lor. We heartily recomiiieju! it
those suiic-iinj,' from cancerous or iiu-lil-iod
affections."'
' r leers and Old Sores are tho reralt cf
' ;.! ilyod, and can never be cured n:ni!
blood ij thoroughly, puriued, avd a'"
iMjison driven from the system. External
applications alone can never do it. Y
runst tfet right down to the feat of tho
trouble and eradicate the discaso from the
blood. For tiiis purpose there is nothing
eo good as
MRS. M PERSON'S REMEDY.
It is the best Tonic, Alterative, Blood
Purifier and Nervine ever offered, and we
have the signed testimony of hundreds pf
'iviuff witnesses to prove it. These wit
nesses testify to the marvelous curative
powers of tMs great remedy in cases of
Ezcema, Scrofula, Old Sores, and all trou
bles resulting from Impure, Impoverished
and Poisoned Blood. I
Many of these cures eeem almost mlraca
lous patients given up by doctors and rel
atives brought back to the full bloom of
health as if by magic literally snatched
from the grave. But these witnesses are
so reliable, and speak in words of such
convincing truthfulness that none who
reads can doubt, vve wiu De giau w wuu
this written testimony to all who desire
to know what Mrs. Joe -Person's Remedy
and Wash have done for others.
We want to help our afflicted brothers
and sisters who are now hopelessly endur
ing the agonizing tortures of Indigestion,
Dvspepsia, Stomach Trouble, Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Female Troubles
and Blood Poison. We don't care of how
long standing your trouble Mrs. Joe Per
son's Remedy will cure you, because it
sends pure, rich blood bounding through
your veins, puts solid, healthy flesh on
your bones, and gives you strength to
drive out disease.
Mrs. Joe Person's Kemedy is a strictly
vegetable compound, absolutely harmless.
It contains no dangerous minerals, and can
hp safely given to the smallest miant.
Whoever tne trouble Is external, it is
Uoro
We have secured
the services of a
first clas& druggist
and are now pre
pared to fill pre
scriptions accurate
ly and promptly.
Send us your pre
scriptions, Full line of Toilet
articles, cigars and
tobacco.
estats, to present them to ms or to ir.v at
torney, for settlement on cr before the 15th
day of May 1912. or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recDvery. Ail persons in
debted to the es!ate will please make imme
diate settlement,
This 15th day of May 191 1
-I. T. RULSELL.
Administrator
Wm. D. Merritt, Attorney.
Executors Notice.
Having qualified as Executors on the estate
of the late C. R'. .Vernon, deceased, late of
Person County, r- orth Darolina, this is to
notify all person owing the estate to come
forward and make immediate settlement and
all persons holding claims against said estate
are notified to present them to the under
signed for payment on or before the 24th
day of April 1912, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
Thi 24th day of April 1911.
' Mrs. C, R. VERNON
JOHN H VERNON
JAS. W. VERNON.
Executors.
Administrator's Notice.
The undersigned having quahfied as the
administrator of the estate of Mrs Julia. A
Chambers, deceased, late of Person county
this is to nolify all persons having claims
against the said estate oi said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or before
the 16th day of April 1912 or this notice
will be plead In bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 17th day of April 1911.
L. R. CARVER. Aom'r.
Sale of Land.
licited.
By virtue of a deed of trust executed to
me by A. J.Strumm, duly recorded in Person
County in Book 13, page 363, 1 will on the
O.l f T 1A1T
, otn aav oi dune, rji .
YOUI tr3.(lG IS SO" seI1 at public auction for cash, in front i ihe
court house door in Roxboro, that c-.t:.:::i
tract of land lying in Allensville town.H ,
Person County.,' N. C, bounded on the e
byJ. L. Gentry, south by W. H. Goir.r .
west by Robert Buchanan, aid m.rth ly
other lands of A. J. Strumm, containing ; '
acres more or less, being a part of the l. V.
Gentry tract.
This May 9th, 1911, ,
T. C. BROCKS, Trustee.
Sale of ValuaMe Land.
I will offer for sale on
Monday June 12th, 1911,
at the Court House door in Roxboro. N C,
the following tractor parcel of land, bound
ed and described as follows:
Bounded on the north by the lands of Hen
rv Moore, and oartlv bv Joe Burch: on the
TtllS rarm IS heavily timbered and east by Joe Burch and on the west by Mrs
Roxboro Drug Co.
Fine Farm For Sale.
I am offerings for sale the Dock
Gates farm, containing 400 acres
more or less, with good dwelling
house, out houses,' barn and to
bacco terns, situated about 2 miles
East of Bradsher's old store, on
the High Rock road, 3 miles above
Payne's Old Tavern.
rs.
Lizzie Timberlake and Cora Timberlake, con
taining 73 acres more or less according to re-
cent survey n ade by W, S. Morton. A plat
be
in allrespects a splendid farm. Will
sell at reasonable price. Any One
desinnp tO lOOk OVer thlS tarm Will 0f said tract bv metes and bounds will
please Call On the Undersigned. ' shown on day of sale or can be seen at the
Also several lots in Roxboro which office cf L-M-Carlton ay time before da'
willbesoldverycheap.Mr.J6eH J0 tte ,ands f
Carver Will Show you these lots, j Terms: One third cash, one third in six
Will also Sell the iTiill at Hurdle Pnths and balance in twelve months. Pur-
Mills. This is a splendid mill roll- ' iSer haviI,g the Ption of Payins a11 cash-
e-mill corn mill sawmill dress- ntte reUtoed untilfullpurchase raoney paid'
e mill, corn mm, saw mm, urcsb- and the seller reserves the right to reject any
me machine, enetne. in Fact a first km.
neressnry to use the Wash wltH the Rem-f cass equipment Either Water Or Thisis a splendid farming section, well
" For iile bv drusrirfsts. or emmlied direct I steam no wer. This ift a harpain. timbered and plenty of water and is a most
oh receipt of price, $1.00 per bottle; 6 bob-' t.,m n XT 'n desirable farm . Title good.
,lps ror jo.oo: l dozen Dy express prepaid, a. laxks, vjaics, ai. kj. This M ay 8th 1911
MB.H 7 ; L.M. Cart.cn, MtyMrS-UUral-JOneS-
for
J Folev
iewof the situation, 'west in mercantile, ; industrial ;f;:A - : ni"
: and . urinary u NrgularitlcSi
tv and vigor. Refuse subvtitotea
ALL.! BY MORi; IS WEBR DRlJG,;CO