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OME MEN SEE
The difficulties' ahead and never try to
make a stait. Other men see the goal and
attempt to reach it by a big jump or spurt.
Successful men realize there are some
d'ifiiculties to be overcome, but they reach
the ?oal by taking advantage of aU thu
helps along the way. . ' '
No matter what your goal, you will
lind the use of our Bank Account Plan', a
cpanotil help. -
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
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So. Boston Va.
F. R. Edmondson, Pres.
G. H. Tucker and R.
&o Prevent UlooC Poisoning
one v.-cxlerut old reliable DR. To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXA
v;r a vttskptt -'h a ixr.CIL.asur- TIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of
tijvy tl2:;t Tc'ie-es uaiapd heals at
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We have one of the largest and bes lighted warehouses in .
North Carolina or Virginia and the best, quarters foreman or
stock to be foung on any market. . v
Give us your trade and we will give you our undivided ser-r
vices. We believe we can get so much money for your tobacco
as you can get on any mother market, and possibly more than you
will get on some of the markets. .
Roxboro has a corps of buyers whose equal can not be sur
passed on any market. Our banks have all the money necessary
o pay for all the tobacco our market can sell.
Do not forget that our slogan is, "We Sell Tobacco; to get ,
Tobacco", hence we do no country buying. f
Follow the crowd and come to HEADQUARTERS. Thanking
you all for past trade and wishing for a continuanca of the sarrie. -
We are yours (to serve ' - t : ' -
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THE CEKTf.jn r?"-rn. NEK) VCrttK CITY.
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J. D. Tucker, Cashier.
E. Ingram, Assistants.
Only One "BROMO QUININE'
E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Lay. totops
cougn ana neaaacxie. auu wui uu
25c
ROXBORO, N. C.
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Painless Dentists, (Inc)
, The home of GaodDentistry, at
EesKrahle-Pricea. ome and have
YOUR TEETH examined FREE!
201 AV.'Main Street
Durham, N. C.
Opposite Pdstoffice Building.
THE IWELts
JEWELERS
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Watches, Clocks, Jewejery.
' Cut Glass nd Silverware.
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Hunters.
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All kinds of heavy
and fancy groceries
candies, fruits and nuts.
-SALT! SALT!
Good Green Gof fee 12 l-2c
Best ground coffee.
Sugar
Gream Gheese
Ganned tomatoes
25c
7 6c
22 1-2
10c
12 l-2c
15 c
12 I-2c
Pink Salmon
Early June Peas
Salt Herrings
Bring me your Produce Cash
or Trade. ,
CH. HUNTER. .
Bought and sgld
on commission.
If you want to
sell land,
you the
can get
highest
market price.
if you want to
buy a home, I have
several farms, and
also town property
for sale.
"Fire, Life, Tor
nado, Accident and
Health Insurance."
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FRiCK'S FRENCH CHEF TO WAR
Millionaire's Noted Xook 'Causes Dis
mav Bv Goino Home to Fieht -r-.x
for Country.
Eoston. Inspired tiy "patriotism 'ot
so high an order, that-he willing gave
up his highly paid - position, the fa
mous French "chef employed by
Henry Clay -Frick at his North Shore
summer home resigned his place' and
announced hs intenUdn of - returning
to:Fra$ice to fight: ' : - ; ''.
The consternation; in the Frici fam
ily at this unexpected! move, however,
was duplicated in .several . other
homes, where nearly allj.the . men ser
vant have either gcae or have an
nounced, their intention of . leaving.
Henrys C. Frick.
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The Frick chef is the highest salaried-servant
of the, lot, receiving a
salary that is said to rival that -of
some bank presidents and many busi
ness men whoare considered in com
fortable circumstances. Many of
those, however, who are going back to
Europe are' well paid, and in addition
live in quarters that, will make life in
the army seem especially miserable.
The fashionable residents of the
North shore are in a quandary as' to
what to do without their servants.
The maids are left, but in few in
stances do these know' how to cooit,
and more than one society woman, it
is rumored, is making experimental
trips into the kitchen. '
The French predominate among
the- North shore servants, but some
are German and a few Italian and
English. The war has- been respon
sible for no little wrangling among
them.
Don't Delay Treating Your
Cough.
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A slight cough often becomes
serious-, Lungs "get congested,
Bronchial Tubes fill with mucous.
Your vitality is reduced. You need
Dr. ..Bell's. Pine-Tar-Honey. It
soothes'your irritated air passages,
loosens mucous" and makes your'
system' resist Colds." Give the Ba
by and Children Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey.
It's, guaranteed -to
help them. Only 25c. at your
Druggits.
WOMAN FELL SIX STORIES
Tumbled to Her Death and Fatally
Crushed Neighbor Sitting on
.- Steps Below.
New York. In trying to- step from
the fire 'escape' platform of. one build
ing to that of an adjoining one to en
ter her rooms, Mrs. -Mary Falvey
slipped and fell six stories to the side
walk. On the doorstep directly- be
neath was sitting Charles McXally," a
neighbor. He was talking , to Mrs.
Falvey's six little- childxen, who had
remained below while . their mother
went to open -the door, -from the in
side, having forgotten her keys.
When Mrs. Falvey fell she uttered
no cry and there was no warning be
low that sha was falling. Her body
struck the back Of" MeNally's neck,
doubling him , oter so that his fore
head hit the sidewalk.. The back of
Mrs, Fahrey's head hit -t the ' doorstep
and she 'rolled , off McNally's body,
striking the feet of her children. Both
were dead of - broken necks ( 'When
packed up. : '
Mjners Sentenced to. Jail,
. Fort Smith. Ark
cluding a Peter R.
-Seven miners, in
Stewart. former
president of the Arkansas, Oklahoma
and Texas district of e UTM. W. of
A.;- were found guilty of contempt of
court at Fort Smith and sentenced to
serve from thirty daysto fpur months
in jail. The . men were charged with,
beingv implicated in riots in the coal
fields several months ago,, after th
operators had obtained, an injunction
If;'--. n
to prevent their interference with the
operation of the mines. ,
An Active LiverJMeans Health.
If you want' good health,-a clear
complexion and freedom from Diz
ziness, Constipation Biliousness,
Heaciaches and Indigestion, take
Dr. King's Xew, Life Pills, They
drive out f eMenii'ng and undigest
eJ foods, clear the Blood and jcure
druggist."
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RUSSIANS GAIN sAt)VANTAGE'
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GALICIA' AND ARE ' PResSlrii
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GermanBvPlaim Success in Only One4
Point. French Retake Positions
They 1 ad Lost. . '
. London. Thex German and Austrian
armies are now, on the defensive on
.the east and westvThey have given.
up, at least-for the present, their effort
to break , through 'the Allied, lines
around Ynrev in Belgium, -where the
British and French have taken' the of
fensive, "and, according to the reports
from French headquarters, have com
menced to advance.'. In the east they ,
have fallen back ovier their own fron
tiers in EJast Prussia and in Poland,
while-Russian cayalry had penetrated
Silesia to the north of Kalisz and cut
the German railway. . .
The Russians also are following up
their advantage in Galicia, and, it. is
said; have cut the retreating Aus
trians off from Cracow, while the Ger
mans. ar retiring through Poland.
, only one point-at tyro battle
fronts do the Germans claim success.
That -is at the west of Argofune region,
where they -have taken , from the
"French an Important , height near
Vienne-Le-Chateau.
French troops have re-taken the po
"sitions which they had lost during
the 'course of the week. That is nota
bly so in the Aisne Valley around Sois
sons, where they have regained the
ground, which the Germans by fierce
assaults have tagen iron! -them. .
Tl:e Belgians, holding the line
reaching to the coast also have made
progress. t
The fighting was carried on in a
fog, which interfered . with .the work
of the airmen and. likewise with the
artillery.
While the Allies-, offensive in the
west hfis sriven .hone in -London that
the Germans will fall '.back id
d a line
i, 'all -ur'
further removed from the sea
easiness ias not' passed," for.-they pre
viously have shown wonderful recup
erative powers. The" presence of the.
Russians in East Prussia and Silesia,
however, will, it is believed here, pre
vent the Germans from sending any
more troops' to the, west, if it does not
compel them to withdraw some al-
re tna t tront. -
stronger force'' sagainst Servia, and
have driven the Serbs,out of Slavonian
Of ' what is "going, on in Bosnia, Wyhich 1
the Servians and Montenegrins invad
ed , almost to the capital, Sarajevo,
nothing has been disclosed, f weeks,
but operations against their riorthern
border might have had. an effect on
the Servians plans there. ;
Nothing of moment has. occurred in
the Near East, but turkey is l)eing
attacked in isolated rpcts by the Rus
sians ad British. The Turks also are
apparently' comng. very close to -war
with Greece, the - situation . having
been aggravated by tie sinking of a
Greek steamer by the Turks and the
threatening of Greeks in Asia-Minor.
Neither Bulgaria nor Roumania has
yet made-any move.
The Union Defense-forces continue
to round up -the rebels' in South Af-
frica. Those in the northern part of J
the province which (have been a worry
to, the government have been com-.
plet&ly routed, wrjil.hose in Trans
vall, where another 400- Lave been
capturedA are-scattering.
In Oranee Free Statehowever, sev
eral small conimandoes' have beeh:
looting towns and damaging railways.
Tvlsds Vigorous Attack. ,.
Paris. A Havas : A dispatch., from
Nish;' Servia, . says : u'The - enemy
made a, vigorous attack November i
southeast and south' of "Shabats, but
by a counter atack ve put the Atts-
trians topflight.." -They left 500, dead
and 200 wounded. During the same
night and again, on November 6 the
Austrians attacked our -positions a,t
Borgas and Goutchevd, hut Vere re
pulsed with) heavy casualties.'
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Big Russian Victory.
. London. The Rome ' correspondent
of the Weekly Dispatdh says; "Ac
cording to the Russian, embassy the
Russians took' 30000 Austrian pris
oners, 200 guns, ; six trainloads of. sup
plies and 40,000 rifles in a victory on
the San in Galicia. The Russians at
tack; on Przemysl has been" renewed
violently. Ori the -East Prtissian
front thousands of bodies of Germans
have been burned because the; frozen
ground prevents buriaC As no arm
isticis. granted ,for the removal of
the wounded many die of cold;" , .
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; Amsterdam,; via; Londbn.---The" Ber
lin Lokal . Anzieger : commenting on
the fall of Tsing-Tau says: v "Germans
wiD nefer forgetthe heroic- fighting
at Kiao-Chow and tho&e whajfdef end
ed the, colony, ' Never shall . we ,f brget
'the'brutal violence of the yellpwVrpb
.bqfnoi England ;who- tt iiistigated.
them) We 'riiXf
OutJmillSiwill grind lbwlyuiTeyekj
if yearVnottld?lw bcinerlgni
pond Mo to jva; Nippon.' r
It Really Does : Relieve Rheuma
Eyerybody who is afflicted with
Rheumatism in any., fonn should - 1
by'nmeiips keepL a. .bottled of -C: ,
Sloan's Linimenton. harJd;;Theri
minute you?eel pain or ; sorene '); ;
in a joint dr-mfisdeVbatne it wltfe ; -loan's
-Jiiniment)onbt :rub Jt;f;
Sloan's per4etrates; almost immedi-; T'! .
sitely; right. tatHeeatf Jpainir5S5':
fievinff the hot, K.tendeh -sivoSlenv v . -
feeling and making the, part esy i
and comfortable. Get. a'', bdlfeofSxf1'-
Sloan's Liniment for 25, cents of
4i'y druggjst and. havef itmtthgl
nouse- against .coias, sore v antt v:v: ,
swollen joints, rneumatismneural- " . ; : .
gia, sciatica and like , ailments.
lour money back if not satisfied,V .j:,
but it-does give almcst instant re1 ' ' J .
lief.- '
The Call To Economy. lW0h-
In all- the plans . suggested , and , ' -schemes
proposed in . the present, ;
money scarcity and low pricp of;
cottonv nothing appears so cloar tiy
the call to economy. . It is useless iif'p y,x
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to depict the waste that goes on,
daily around us. 'We dp not speak .. . V
of the waste of life, 'of energy,' ,- ' 1 '
which various bodies and societies-
seek to stay. Tuberculosis, fevek, Jf j'
drainage, are all receiving constant"
and intelligent attention, And, too,
o'ther diseases are being fonght bjT
.science in resultful ways. But the ' '.
waste we now directly, point., to is vrj
in our domeitic economy. This4 f
the individual vvaste. It does nof; -'
come from physical conditions. In- --"y,
Qculation and drainage will not. ' "
stay its ravages. We see daily evi- r . ;V
deuces of it in the tools and imple- iV,' -; ,
ments left unsheltered on the farm, . '
ih the stock unhoused, in the great
mass of unconsumed food that goes -daily
from our tables -in torn and v
country. New England lias grown
rich and has money in abundance .
for its schools, colleges, churches
and pleasures simply because there' '
has been no waste in the kitchen
or at the table. The homes there""
have not been penurious, nor par- "
s'imojiious But they have been rig- '
idly Economical 1
Tvvo ideas are involved in econ- '
omy. One is to have thereby soine
thinx for the. future.. The other is
to secure' happiness by reason of
be in above want. Our neooleare
r- j i . j.? j.
spenuiug ioo mucn: mey are wast
ing toomuch; they are not saving
as they slibuIdJ The unjiappy fann
er today is the man whose store
account is larger than his cotton
crop. The happy farmer , is one
whose cotton crop is larger than
his account, no matter whatihV
price. And the same thing is true
of the man in, the city. It isihe
old, old story, "Debt is a hard
taskmaster." Dickens describes it
with great vividness when he
places. Wilkins Micawber in jail
for debt. That optimistic, mt Im
pecunious, debtor wrote upon the,
walls of the old Fleet street prison1 -in
London the following: ''Income '
2uhilliiigs, outgo 10slnlljngs.and v
.ix pence," result! happiness. In-'
come. 20 shillings, outgo 20 shil
!in gc. and six.pencc, result misery. "
JtTis a j;omely illustration, but
it-has in it the germ' of a great '
truth. Spend less than you make
and have less care and real sor- .
row. .Spend more than you make
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and have less joy and less comfort. ;
Stop the wasteHiat daily go-.s on yf
around us.News and Observer... u
Try This for Your Cough.
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Thouspds of people k6ep cough-- ' 1
ingjjecause -unable to get the rigfitSJ.' 1
remedy. Coughs are caused by In
'flammation of Throat and Bron
chial Tubes. What you need is tcr"
soothe this Inflammafion. Take Dr.' "I ?
King's New Discovery, it pene
trates the, delicate mucous lining-" ;:-J
raises the Phlegm and quickly re
lieves the congested meinbranesl;?
Get a 50c. bottle. from yioutyrug-
gist. "VrX
quickly' and ' completely stopped !
my cQugh?witest Watts -V
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Whenever You Need a Occeral Tonic 4
xaviia-oianaara trove's Tasteless
chfll JConie ;is i equally Valuable" '
General ; Totiiv heron
irell known tonic properties of QUININB : - -:
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oct Ualaria;Enriche8 tbe Blood and' :;
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