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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pejmn an
Ideal Remedy fcr Con
stipation. 1 In every family there is more
' er less occasion ora l xa ive rem
edy. It is to meet t is need that
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
prepared, and that this comhiim-:
tion of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin fulfills its purpose is prov-i
en by its place in thousands of
America i homes. '
Prof. F. J. C.'llertzog, the well
known linguist, 2341 North Orianj
na St., Philadelphia, Pa., wrote to
Dr. Caldwell that boras' used Dr. '
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in his
household with excellent results
and th.it he and his family coiisid-
er it indeed a friend in need, and
always keep a bottle, of it on hand.
Constipation is the direct cause
. Jo .
of uiuca serious illness ana is a
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eondltion that should never he
i . tj f ...i-irtc. ...ri
. , ' , lN 1101y-ua
violeir purgatives shoulil nevei he
employed to relieve constipation,
because the very violence of their
k w fi evefam
action shocks the entire s.vstem.
A mild lAvt,ive. such as Dr. Cald-
well's Syrup Pepsin is far prefera-
Vp. beinir mild and gentle in its
action, without griuii or other
DEBA1E A SUCCESS.
That was a fine debate ' in the
court house last Friday njght on
Woman Suffrage. It was indeed
rich, surely everybody greatly en
joyed it.
We want these speakers to come
again and come soon.
This kind of work is doing a
great deal of good in developing,
ing our men and encouraging many
others to organize de'rating socie
ties. ' It is hoped and urged that every
school in Person county will have
a debating society. Noone'can es
timate the good that would come
from such work.
: Sufferer From Indigestion Re
lieved. '"Before taking Chamberlain's
Tablets my husband suffered for
severa( 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.
The Agatheridan Literary Soci
ety will hold a preliminary decla-
" .mation contest in the Auditorium
. . Friday evening November 24th,
: . beginning promptly at 7:30 o clock
1 for, the' purpose of selecting a re -
preventative' from' the high school
v of Roxbo.ro in the declamation con
. - s test at Trinity College Friday ev-
V v'ening, Dec. 1st. Public isxordial
",' ly invited to attend tlds pre imin
-. ary contest.
Rheumatism Follows Exposure.
In the rain all day is generally
r; followed by painful twinges of
;r rheumatism or neuralgia. Sloan's
; Libiment will give you quick re-J
iief and. pre vent tli e twinges from
; becoming torture. It quickly pene
"trajbes. without jubbinga&d soothes
.vr ttie sore and aching joint. For
sdre,' stiff exhausted aiuscles that
ache and thrpo frosqa overwork,
. Sloan's Liriimentjiffbjr iiick re
f lief, t; Bruses sprains strains and
. other minor injuries to children
are (Jaickljj soothed by Sloan's
. Irinimentv Cret a?botde to-day at
' your Drbggists, 25e. .
''v-WTvMISSTH Cut out
i thisslip,-enclose five cents to Fol- j
-ey & Co., :2&35 Shefficlu Ave., j
hicafiro,Jlk. writing vyour name
; and addVess clearly; Yoii will re
; ceivejn return atrial prckage con
taining Foley's Honey ; and ,Tar
Cbmpoand, for bronchial coughs,
" colds andf coup; Foley yKidney
f i Pills, for pain : in sides a.id jback,
: tbeamatisni; backache,' kidney and
bladder Ulmwts; anjd FoIejc;;Oa-
A'-kii-J -rnuU'fe . a vvhnlesome and
' fWnno-hlv c eans ner catnajucnes-j
peciany comrorung i
Praises
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pam or d.Wort; i-s irml ,
fnnii all op,at, or uarc.uc dru,
1V . . I - x. . tP tin I. Ii .1 KAntjkil I' f k 1 1 1 1 I
u"" lu fU1 "
dren.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup P s
& ;
for nity cents a bottle. Lu avoid
t .
nnitatmns and inti.. i v- snbst'-
tutes bv sure to Lrct Dr. Oaldwell v.
Syrup IVnsin. See thai facsimile
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of lh' Caldwe.l sstr tire and his,
l,rfcrult r " ar I
ton 1,1 wlllch tho lhiiii' is p. ck . !
w . !
A fcnal bott,e' free ot c,mri Vllt)
be obtained y wriino )r, W. j
. B. Caldwell. 455 Wshinirton St .
Monticell , Illinois.
Mag Raising.
Brooksdale Ciu icil ,'uuior Ol
der United American Mechanic
will present a Bible and Fl.ig to
Center Gmve-sdiool o Thanks
giving, exercises will bin a? 11
o'clock. Public cordially invited.
Took the Hurt Out of Her Baci .
Physicians report more cases oi
kidney trouble among omiui that
men. Mrs. Anna Bvrd, Tin-' in
bia, Afa., writes: "I w t. dowi
with my back so I coul I not s :.p,r
up more thai half of the time. Fol
ey Kidney Pills took ail of t
hurt out. They u re the best kif
ney pills I ever took." Rheumati
pains, swollen ankles, Iwk -l e
Sstiff joints, sore muscles', and sleej
disturbing bladder ailments indi
cate disordered kidneys. Fole.
Kidney Pills act promptly.
Below are som" sales iniile ;t iL(
W instead Warehouse.. l.Hid;
November 20th:' l Ij Davis.
132 lbs at 2 VH, 2'H lbs a- :".), :,
lbs "f 56, i)4 Djs ui Jl oil, ;U io-. :
17 50,
Vhitt& Gane!l,
160 lbs at 18 50. 3 John it 2 50
176 lbs at 46, 218 los at j4 5J, W
lbs at 16.
Smith & Rice,
74 lbs at 2L 90 lbs at 32, 194 lbs
at 60, 148 lbs W 35, 138 lbs ; t 27.
J T Davis,
46 lbs at 20, 156 I us at 30. 1:5
lbs at 4Q, 92 lbs at 29, 26 lbs at .1.;
The Average on ilm ab ve .urn.
ed day for the entire floor- pf"l:-il 7:
lbs being 126168, try us with your
nevtload, Your friends, ThaxtoL
.burch.
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Now Lookout.
When a cold hangs on as often
happens, or when j ou:)iave tiardl.v
gotten over one iuM before vt,
contract another, lookout for you
are liable to com tr ret some vei
-serious disease. This succession of
eolds weakens the system and low
ers the vitality so tiiat you are
much more liable U contrail
chronic catarrh, pneumonia - or
consumption. Cure your cold
while -you can. Chamberlain V
Cough Remedy has a great reputa
tion. It is relied upon by tlious
ands of people and never dlsap
points tbem. Try it It only cosh
h quarter. Obtainable -everywhere;-
Dr. Bell's Pine Tar-Hone.v con
tains all thft snnthiri'r elements nf
I the pine forest. It heals the irri
tated membrane; arid bytsanti
septic) properties Io6en.s . tjie
phlegm, you bterth 'eas and
w hat promised to be a severe cold
has beeitbrdkeri upFof tl)at stufF-ed-up
feeling tight chest or sore
throat take a dose of,, Dr. Bell's
Pine-Tar-Honey , and prevent a
weaHng, hacking cjugh ; dragging
through the - .; r. M jtonr Drug
0-19 c - ;
mat:. 25ft TV.i""
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Former High-Interest Agencies
Rush fo Reduce Ratek to
the Farmers. : ,
LIGGZR LOANS AT LESS COST
May Borrow Ha.lf of Land Valua
at Lest Than Five Per Cenk ,
Effect Already Being Feit '
Strongly.
The effect ot the new rural credit
law, passed by the Democratic .Admin
.itrution, alrer.dy Is being felt in lower
interest rates although the Ian1 banks,
have not yet been organized. Testi
mony to this effect is -being 'giVen
the hearings held by the Federal Farb
Loan Board in various western cities.
At the hearings in Nebrus. numer-;
ous farmers stated that lute , ot rates
in the homesteadiug section of that
State already have been reduced from
one to two per cent, by the prospec
tive competition of Vthe thirty to forty
year loans that the land banks soon
will be making,
The average loan that an insurance
cmnpany or otiler ,oan aK,Ilcy wouIU
"Kiukuid" claim
was 51,000. The comraiion deducted
from this left the farmer $850. Ue
Daid interest at 'from 8 to fl) Der cent
for.five yrs on m makirihf.
average net Interest rate from 11 to
13 pet cent.
This now is stopped by the coming
competition of the new rural credits
1 Km- I nan urntB .ii'ti pnuhinfr intn
Nebraska to make 'five-year tos.nx nt
lower rates, to forestall the operation
of the new law.
Lodge Protecting Banks.
This may account for the attk
made on tlr Democratic rural credit
measure by 'Senator Lodge, at Bever
ly, Mass., on Sept. 23, when he state
that money could be borrowed on Urn
ter terms from regular agencies than
under the rural credit act.
Mr. Lodge declares that this act will
endanger the present National anu
co-operative banks and teud to break
them down, according to the report ot
his speech in the Boston Globat
The farmers of the West, who have
sun'ered exorbitant interest rates for
years, are not worrying about the
banks. Their "testimony before the
Farm-Loan Board showed that they
are enthusiastic over the new law, am!
ready to help put it In successful oi
emtiou. f
Benefits to Farmers. "
The new farm loan act provides
means by which farmers can form co
operative or joint stock associations
and borrow from the regional luderal
'"arm Loan 'Bank on tho security of
lheir land. Tn farmers, -caft form one
f tlu-se r.s -iciations. T'.iy can bor-
ow up to ."!) prr ccmu. of the value of
their laud, i'wf a period running up to
ort.V: yesivs.
'iliv li;;n is repiiya'de in small an-
-ual i.i. t jiilnu'iHs, or can be paid in
'.dl ill any time. The estimated in
iorest rate is 5 per cent. T'.u1 farmer
'who borrows will : hare in the. profits
f the business, thereby reducing his
interest rate to a still lower figure.
The Pemoerntic National Commit
tee has issued from its headquarters,
::t No. ,'M) East Frty-secoud street.
N'ew York, a pamj hiet for' free distri
bution fully explaining the rural
credits lnvv. It ltiay be obtained from
your Democratic- ;St. or Couuty
'ouyniltee.
LA30B TIDE FL0WIN3
STEADILY TO WILSON
Organized Wrk;ri of Michigan and
liiinoit fntiorse Democratic -Can
slat. -
Knthuylasrfc offT5 of support con-
Inne to jair. informal Democratic
hesuiqnarters .from -'working- men and
union lejuiers from every.' section cf
the' ITnited States and from Ke very
trade and industry. Not only will Presi
dent Wilson 'et hundreds of thou
sands of rotes from working men hith
erto members of the Republican' party,
Jvut thousands of wage-earriersf who
Imve voted the Socialist ticket will this
time mark their ballots or him.- y
The .latest indorsement of President
' Wllsm by a labor leader comes from
jolm. H.' Wakep.; president, of. tlie Uli
. n)is State Federation of Labor.
t "A wtM'lcinj; Man who would vote for
Hujrhes,. in the fce of his acts and
declarations against labor, and in the
face 'of the great accomplishments of
Mr. Wilson for labor," said Mr. Walk
er; "must he uninformed. miRinformed,
blinded bv .prejudice, or carried away
1& party arnthnent." - 1 -No.
word said for President Wiisoui
-will fissyi? greater effect than a stated
icentjjy Andrew Purusth, .president
of the Seamen's Unjon, declariQg: :
?tin of. Wnndrnv
raUc Congress be-
wot of thft:sen -
;y r . ' T"' ,u tHl
auor- y,. r,arn..t u Hfe-io
before the Jaw, of . workinginea with d Fat,". It is a fitjlur. to hnvi 5"'. - Ct . ;-TT ri i' ' ; ' -tS ' 4 ; - ;'
th,r .;, j ., v. - ;.in h0nVW.f.- s'- s.'jrl;; nittj- iepr.esentive
AsKng.."Are r for. God or Manv 'V-u" rwilV?--Vv&tttUfr&
theWrrftr of. liallMT r,nninrt;.i-i, liv... .liiii dilsi s JikIii' ' ikimiiV. . i.hIeiii:'-2 r-t . 1 1.'- -i-A,-. . "-vVf-w,-r
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Thanksg'vipj tay
Carolina vs. Virginia
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1'hurs. Nov. 30th, 1916
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, SPEG1AL TRAIN
Southern Railway
Fr.m CliHielHill Station hik
Uiimni, N. r. Schedule as fol-
v. f'h.Tpoi I'.il! ;?0 p.m. 'ffl. vv. ?Oih
r. IVhmoi,d (! II Strf Station) 6i40
ii- in. Thitrti. Nov. ."iOtii.
e : ni'iy Sm cial Vr iu ui!jevr
.'vlunnnfl ( II i 1 .street Shitif.ii)
::"; !. m. I hu s. Xdv 30th, 1916
vspiie;ers 'rom points Gibsbp
ille to Durham, also from Raleigh
Durha m vil tse regular laains
furh?nn Wednesday, November
1I1, and special (rain from Dur
on Passengers from Hender
m and Dabney will use regular
ains to Oxford and sciai train
"om Q.xfordr
Pullman Sleeping Care ?and
"'oac' e.-. Muo your Sleeping
.ar reservations in advance.
' pj.OV Hound Trip from all sta
This will likely be .your lastop'
; "i lunity to to see these two great
..Lplay at Richmond.
tJj Tfl R16HK0ND M SEE"CHB0LIN BEAT
ijekets nt the ntvova- Found-
i'.p fate will iils . be sold for r?
ilr trains JVednesday Nov. 29th;
od retuntg to leave Richmond
n iSiiftifar (rains up to and tncludf
. n: trains lonving"Kich(nonl prior
: n. Ixctt?ht t De?l. lJil 6. :
1 or sleeping caV reservation' :uuA
fu r tnloruuitton, ask So-jhrin:
Railway, agents, or address, f -Is
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.iofhiM:.s'whhavV;nh F. vV'S 'JR "f htiitanity ndVoypotitAV ifcLmiglit be well
L. ' , r . ' i -v, V S "for viu to. talk if over vvitir - - - v . v , 4
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cigarette unless you get on talking-terms
with Prince Albert tobacco! , .
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P. A:, comes' to you .with a real reason for all the
goodness and satisfaction dffers. It s made by
a patented process that removes if e arid parch I
You 2an smoke it Mong arid, hard without aome
back! Prince Albert has'always been sold without
: coupons or premiums. : ; We prefer to; give quality!
enjoyments And that flavor and fragrance and
coolness, is as good as that "sounds. P. A. just
answers the universal demand for tobacco
without bite, parch or kick-back!
Introduction to" Prince Albe ;isn't any harder
than to walk ' into the nearest place that sells
- tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A." You pay
out a little change, tobe surebut it's the cheer-
Mest investment yc ever
the
national
joy
smoke
Co Winton-Salm, N. C. Copyright 1916
Which costs mbst
painting or
vaiting?
Af?er you-r n paintingJ fevet?
- year you wait it will require more paint and
1 'lr .putv in 8d con.dit,on-.
every year vou wait, vour house is worth less.
A litde paint-money is good paint-insurance,
mmmsmmmm Mm ?M
.BAD ANb '.ZINC- PAINT
' Just assoon as your hotise mkis pabting, cbme in and let
us show you how little it-Will cbst you to use DEVOE.
-We saDEVOE". because its;absolutely pare;
That's why DEVOE takes fewer gallons, wears longer and
costs less by the job oif by the year.:
And that?s vhyv we guarantee Devoe without reserve.
LONG; BRADSHER &SCO.
z Hardware, Stovei, Ranges and Sporting Goods
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P. A. puts nev joy
into the sport of
smi
VQW'live to
i A be 110 and never
. feel old enough to
; vote, 4 but it's cer
;1 fein-sure you'll not
: know the joy -'and
;rcbntentment of a
friehdlvold1 iimmv
pipe or a hand rolled
made l
by R, J. Reynold Tobacco Co.
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