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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepnr Re
. iieved Her Baby When
Nothing Else Would.
Little Max Pendergrnst is now
four years old, and Hue healthy
boy. When but a tiny b;l , in
fact almost from birth, lie s ilin d
a great deal from constipatio .
His mother, Mrs. Carl VV. Pender
grast. Red Key, Ind.s heard of Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, '. obtain
ed a bottle of it from the drug
store, and with it was able to quick
ly correct this condition.
Mrs. Pen derprast says Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin has saved
tnem rrom caning ine doctor many ;
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times, and that she will never be
without a bottle of it in the house
to use when needed. She found it
equally effective as a laxative for
herself and other members of the
famif.v
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
a combination of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin, pleasant t tin
taste, mild in action and positive
in effect. It does not gripe or
strain, and contains no opiate, or
Cary expects to have her new
depot by the first of the year.
Sufferpr From Indigestion Re
lieved. "Before taking Chamberlain's
Tablets my husband suffered for
several years from indigestion,
causing him to have pains in the
stomach and distress after eating.
Chamberlain's Tablets relieved
him of these spells right away,"
writes Mrs. Thomas Casey, Gene
va N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.
A
Mr. Winstead Tell His Experi
ence. The following briet account of
an interview with a Roxboro man
over seven .years ago, and its se
quel, will be read with keen inter
est by every citizen.
W. J. Winstead, justice of
peace, Court St., Roxboro, says:
4My kidneys were weak and 1 had
to pass the kidney secretions too
INTERVIEW
often. I was also afflicted with en. Mrs. Anna Byrd, Tuslm m
backache and iuins through my -bia, Ala., writes: tkI was down
loins. I began taking Doan's Kid- with my back so I could not stand
ney Pills and they relieved the up more thai half yf the time. Eol
backache and pains, strengthened ey Kidney Pills took all of ihe
my kidneys and helped me in ev- hurt out. They are the best kid
ery way." (Statement given Feb- "e.v pills I ever took." Rheumatic
ruary 15, 1908.) ( pains, swollen ankles, .backache,
On January 28, 19,15 Mr. Win- stiff joints, sore muscles, and sleep
. stead said: "I have not had any : disturbing bladder ailments indi
need of Doan's Kidney Pills in a cate disordered kidneys. Foley
long time. I still hold a high opin-. Kidney Pills act promptly,
ion of them. When I hear anyone !
complaining of backache or other
kidney disorders, I always sug
gest Doan's Kidney Pills."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Justice Winstead has twice
publicly recommended. Foster-
' Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, X.
Y.
! Rheumatism Follows Exposure.
,y. In the rain all day is generally
I followed b.y painful .twinges of
: rheumatism or neuralgia. - Sloan's
. Liniment will give you quick re
lief and prevent the twinges from
. becoming toit ire. It quickly pene-
trates without rubbingai.d soothes
", the sore .and aching joints. For
sore, stiff, exhausted muscles that
f , ache and tlirob from overwork,
Sloan's Liniment affords quick Ve
' lief. Bruises, sprains, strains and
other minor injuries to children
; ire quickly soothed by Sloan's
VLinjment.. Get a bottle to-da.v at
' iyour Druggists, 25c. .
Mmm. Giiiiis&Jevsr
Prescription No. 666 is prepared eipecially
pot MALARIA or CHILLS 6t FEVER.
Fire or tlx dotes will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. : It acts onthe liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken, 25c
; The Best Hot Weather Tonic
Without
Laxatn
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narcotic dm jr. It is the ideal f mii
ly laxative, mih: arid pleasant for
)ab vt q:lMy on
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strongest constitution.
To avoid imitations an I ineffec
tive substitutes be sure to ask for
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See
that a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's
signature und his portrait appear
on th;j yello v carton in which the
bottle is packed. A trial bottle,
free of charge, can be obtained by
hwriting to Dr. W. H. Caldwell,
455 Washington sC, Monticello.
! Illinois.
The next Governor of orth
Carolina, Hon. T. VV. BicU tt,
led the ticket in Wake county, re
ceiving a majority of 2,421.
Baby Had Whooping Cough.
Mothers who have .used Foley's
Honey and Tar would not be with
out it. Mrs. Sim C. S;nall, Clay
ton, N. M.t writes: "My grandson
had whooping cough when he whs
llirec m()Mtils We used Ful
eys Honey and Tar and I believe
it saved his life. He is now big
and fat." It is a fine thing to have
in the house in case of whooping
cough, croup, coughs, colds. Tin'
first doses help, loosens phlegm,
heal inflammation, clear air pas
sages, stop racking coughs.
Charlotte is said to be the sec
ond largest motion picture film
distributing centre in the South,
ranking next to Atlanta, Ga.
Took the Hart Out of Her Back,
Physicians report more cases of
kidney troublejjliiKMig women than
Raleigh is to have a' five-story
apartment, house to be known as
the Capital Apartments on the cor
ner of New Bern Avenue and
North Hlount street.
According to the report hinded
in by Register W. T. Davis, two
sets of twins were bom in Rileigh
in October. Sixty-five births were
reported, 45 white and 20 colored.
This And Five Cents:
DONT MISS THIS. Cut out
this slip, enclose five cents to Fol
ey & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will re
'ceive in return atrial prckagecon-
taining Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for bronchial coughs
colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills, for pain in sides aad back,
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, -t wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathaHic. es
pecially comforting to stout per
sons. Dr. J. Y, Joy tie i? head of "the
teaching forces of the State, . x
pects the largest Teachers' Assem
bly ever held before in the Statf
when the conference opens in Ral
eigh on Fovember 29.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening! tonic,
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives oot
MaUria,erxriches the blood, and builds up the ys
tern. Avtxae tonic Pox adults and children' 50c.
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STATE OF NORTH
W RALEIGH
FIRE PREVENTION DA
T The Citlzant of North Carollaa:
Th General Assembly of your State has done well in naming October 9th
of each year as "Fire Prevention Dy,' and as required by law, Governor Craig
ha issued a proclamation setting aside Monday, October ptn, 1916, as MFire
Prevention Day" in this State. It Will, I trusthelp the campaign of educa
tion being conducted by this Department to arouse the people tf our state to
their individual responsibility in reducing this tremendous lire waste. An
nually approximately three million dollars worth of property is destroyed by
fires in this state.
When it is recognized that two-thirds of this loss is preventable, and can
be avoided with even ordinary care, it.. would seem to call not only for "Fire
Prevention Day" but that the people o! the state, especially in our, cities and
town, should not only observe this day but use the whole week in inspecting,
cleaning up and doing everything possible to save their property. In fact, I
am determined that this campaign shall not be stopped until not only "Fire
Prevention Day," followed by inspection week, shall be observed in North
Carolina, but that the citizens of this state shall realize that this work is one
thst calls for their active services on each and every day of the year. The
loss of this property to the state and her citizens is appalling but it cannot be
considered when it is remembered that uot only property but many lives are
lost each year by th carelessness of our people in regard to fires. The people
persist in starting fires with kerosene oil, in handling matches carelessly, in
using gasolipe without regard to its, danger and doing many other things
that start and feed fires, to say nothing of the character of buildings being
erected und the manner in which they are kept with trash, oily rags and many
other things that produee fires.
It is hoped the Chiefs of Fire Departments and their men of each city
ard town will undertaVe a pre per preparation for the observance of this ay
and that they will hve active aid not only of the municipal authorities but
a!o of the superintendents and teachers of our schools, of fire insurance
agents, of business men, the women's clubs, and in fact of a!l citizens as each
and every one is affected by this annual loss of life and property.
Let every one enter into the full spirit of the day, and coatinue this work
of inspection through the week with a determination that every day of the
vear shall be in his town and home Fire Prevention Day. I will take pleasure
in famishing programme, posters and any dta that will aid in a proper
obervaitne of the day.
Very truly yeurs,
S A RUBBER STAMP
SIGNATURE VALID?
IMPORTANT QUESTION CONCERN
ING USE OF LITTLE LABOR
SAVING DEVICE.
WHERE DIFFICULTY ARRISES
Any One Who Signs Any Document
in Any Way is Bound By His
Signature.
Is a rubber stamp signature valid?
.Considering how many of them ar
oing out of insurance offices daily,
how many agents affix them to poli
ies and riders, and the almost gen
oral use made of this labor-saving,
luthority-delegatiiii,' device; it is well
to attend the reply recently made by
the Journal of Commerce to the in
quiry of a subscriber on the point.
"Any one," says our contemporary,
"who indorses a check or signs any
other document is bound by his sig
nature, whether it is made with pen L
or pencil, a rubber stamp, or in any
other way. The difficulty arises only
when an attempt is made to show
that the signature is his. If he ad
mits it, he is bound without further
controversy. If ha declares that he
did not append the signature to the
document, it will be necessary to
prove that he did make it, and tUf
is the point ai which the whole diffi
culty arises. A written signature can
be compared with others known or
acknowledged to have ben made by
a certain person, and the 'respond
ents of that person or hvt I writing
experts can testify with r Vusider
able degree of a'ssurance a :o he
genuineness of the signature in ques
tion. No one can say with assurance,
however, whether a rubber stamp i this state embezzles or fraudulently
was in the hands of one person or of 1 converts to his own use, or. with in
another, when it was in use for the tent t0 use or- embezzle, takes, se
making of a disputed signature. For cretes or otherwise disposes of, or
this reasonno one can reasonably be fraudulently withholds, appropriates,
asked to adopt a signature so difficult lends' lnvests or otherwise uses or
to prove as that made with a rubber a?Plies an money or substitute for
etamn-'TnanrrA and OnmAfiHnaJ money received by him as such agent
Magazine.
SIGNS OF THE TIME.
One of the important indications
pointing to a general awakening in
the direction of fire protection and
prevention was the recent action of
the International Association of Fire
Chiefs and Engineers, advocating a
more extensive use of automatic
sprinklers and urging the passagei of
ordiances requiring automatic sprink
lers to be installed in buildings
where conditions favor the inception
and spread of fire, especially where
the safety of life is menaced
The
resolutions of the fire chief s included
the appointment' of committees "to
consider the compulsory require-
ments fo rinstallations ; of automatic
sprinkler systems and to investigate
ays and means whereby automatic
sprinkler systems may be used ttf
best advantage by fire departments
as fire defense auxiliaries.", Surely
the work o! fire protection, ami pre-
vention is growing in popular esteem.
Fire,Faus; ' Z - '
department
CAROLINA !H:cVF-;"vyiB
Btpt. 22, 1911.
Insuranet Coamissioaar.
ASK TO SEE HIS LICENSE
Ne Reason Why Any Citizen Should
Be imposed Upon by Anyone
Claiming to be an Agent.
There is ne reason why any citizev
should be imposed upon by anyone
representing himself as an agent of
&a insurance company. The law pro
vides that every agent shall carry his
license with him and exhibit it on de
mand. Read the law:
Section 470(j. Agents must procure
license. Every agent of any insur
ance company authorized to do busi
ness in this State shall be required to
obtain annually from the Insurance
Commissioner a license under the
seal of this officer, showing that the
cmpany for which he is agent is li
censed to do business in this State,
and that he is an agent of such com
oany and duly authorized to do busi
ness for it. And every such agent, on
demand, shall exhibit his license tc
any officer or to any person from
whom he snail 'solicit insurance.
:jcc. 3485. Afcsnt to exhibit license
If any agent of any insurance com
pany shall, on demand of any pe?vn
from whom he shall solicit insurance,
fail to exhibit a certificate from u'
Insurance Commissioner bearing tto$
seal of his office, dated within on
year from such demand, he shall be
fined five dollars or imprisoned tr
days for each offense.
AGENTS GUILTY OF LARCENY
Our Insurance Law Holds Insurance
Agent to Strict Account For All
Moneys. 1
Our Insurance lar holds an insur
ance agent to a strict account for all
moneys received by him tor his com
pany, and reads as follows:
Section 3489. Agent guilty of lar
ceny. If any insurance agent or
broker who acts in negotiating a con
tract of insurance by an insurance
company lawfully doing business in
or broker contrary to the instructions
or without the consent of the com
pany for or on account of which the
same was received by him, he shall
be deemed guilty ofTarceny.
Rubbish heaps are fire breeders.
Fires start in them and are fed by
tm. A clean city will have few fires.
Attics and cellars should be k?pt
free from comburtib'e accumulations.
LIFE HAZARD.
The Indiana hiv marshal receive
reports of deaths by fire, and Ihese
reports show that during the, year. 50
adults and 21 children, a total of 71
persons, lost their lives. Gasoline
explosions were responsible -for a to-
tal of 15 deaths; kerosene explosions
for 17; clothing in contact with' fire,
17; lodging arid dwelling house fires,
8 ; children playing with matches, 4;
1 and the rest BcaUering. It Is note-
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invigorate aU the bodily processes to do their full
share in cold weather, and thus build yourself nr!
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PERUN A IS INVIGOR ATIfiM
It is a tdnJc taat rtstorw the oala&ea to yoar bodily f uhcdoni. dsim
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ed effort and better health. For nearly half a century th
bare found it a Valuable aid In all catarrhal eoaditkma. '
experience points the way for you. PEBUNA has stood
that tinnvai ( vnltiaA Tnhlat 'farm mmhmk:b I
quick administration. Pleasant
V Manalin Tablets are the Ideal
the nabit of consupation, arouse toe uver ana neip the
kidneys. Your druggist has them.
The Peruna Company,
Walls and children
.Little hands are often soiled and sticky careless
of spotless walls. Walls of Velour Finish can be
washed but you can't wash wall paper. We guar
antee satisfaction to users of
VEBOIJK'IFIWDSIHl
We lenow that it has always
givv . our customers satisfaction.
It is sanitary. Soap and water
will easily remove grease' and
4irt from walls, ceil
ings and woodwork
painted with Velour JH
Finish. It is easy
to apply and it is eco
. nomical and artistic.
We recommend it
above all others as a
durable finish for new
and old walls. Eigh
teen attractive tints
to select from.
LONG, BRADSHER & CO.
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges and Sporting Goods
ROXBORO, N. C
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in America today is individual preparedness; not indivi
dual preparedness for war, hut individual preparedness
for anything that may come 'individual preparedness to
live usefi 1, steadfast lives for the benefit of humanity and
ptosperit.t . "
If you are not carrying -sufficient life insurance for
the benefit of humanity and prosjierity, it miht be well
for you to talk it over with
Cunningham & Long,
-OFFICES IN MERR1TT BUILDING
Jas. H. Whitt, Represenative
Roxboro, - - North Carolina
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is yet averaging from $25.00
to $30.00 for entire sale every
day. Bring us your next load
and get some of the good
prices.
Yours to serve,
Terrell & Carter
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