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IffllLL HOT YET
The Promise of Big Cut in Ex
pense Has Not Put in lU
Appearance.
COMLLB F01
A Little German City Completes
a Comprehensive System For
Handling Food Supplies.
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OF ffiUHKE
HER OWN CONDITION ACTU
. , ALLY FIGHTENED HER.
Arbuckle
IT LOOKS OTHERWISE
MUNICIPALITY IS GROCER
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Maclyn
Wants Every One to Know.
TANLAC IS REALLY A WON-
DERFUL MEDICINE
Mrs. Dougherty Tells How She
Got Relief.
In Fact, Big Sums Are Being Paid Stores Are Opened and Goods
r di M.narr Are Retailed to Consumers
For This Year. j
At Low Prices.
the (Correspondence of
Mil nhnrlmn '
K. II. Drum,
Hart Drug Co.,
High Point, X. (J.:
Dear Sir:
Please find enclosed one dollar
which you are to send me a bottle of
Tanlac. This is the third bottle I have
ottfered by mail and wnt after two,
making five bottles taken aa a whole.
So am just taking the liberty to write
you to tell you how your Tanlac has
helped me. 1 was so nervous and run
down that I could hardly sweep the floor
without sitting down to rest. And I
bad such a burning in my throat that 1
could not eat anything without collect
ing g n my stomach, was so nervous I
, could not rt-st day or night, and had the
headache most of the time. But the most
important part I am leaving to the last.
I bad a terrible breaking out on my arms
and as 1 had never bad any skin trou
ble or rash of any kind before, was ad
vised to consult a doctor. After' an ex
amination my trouble was pronounced
pellagra. 1 commenced taking medicine,
but my condition did not seem to im-
.... T Stint 4ui.lul tn rr Tanlan !
. 1 retrenchments in
and how glad I am that I did, for it has
help 4 me wonderfuny. I r.ve taken ;
the full treatment, at least have taken
five bottles and expect to take the other
oh which is the treatment, and really
don't I'olievo that nothing else could
l av.- ! -'H'd me like Tanlac, for if I had
New York. Feb. 4. Following
. . . ... il YWlin. .ran '2S. The
peace agreement between) me rwii - . !
league and organised baseball it wM.ciiy oi Mcwniyra-, u. ....
stated by the big league magnates that 'Berlin, whoso population is almost ex-,
baseball salaries and expenses would bejclusivdy drawn from the working class-;
. . . , j j ii....a .t.,ri... u,,.r es. has, during the past few months,'
reviscu uowhwbiu.
to be reduced and their contracts iaauedjbwa perfecting system of municipal
from year to year m place of' the long ownership of foodstuffs which is ? per-
term agreement in vogue uunng hnps the most compreneneive in ucr-
conflict between organized and Independ-; mny
ent Interests. j , ch f ,n(1
It was pointed out that the majority i ' . -f
of the clubs could not meet expenses J control over certam kinds of foods, as
under the conditions existing and that it ; other municipalities have done, but it
would be necessary to curtail salaries,! nat become salesman as well, has
. it
expenses, ttainmg trips ana in general municipal stores rfnd markets
to brinir to "bear a modern business effl- j . , , .. , i
w wing w ,alj ov(1, cU hM dom, muchto keep;
ciency system n or p.-..v,-., wUhin reach pf U nhftW
k..nka I wnifihr Iwt Til SI PM1 Itll . niVinV IBH -
"The Reformed
Candidate"
Admission 5 & 10c
sis again. Wliile it is possible that the
magnates msy be planning to inaugurate
such a system there certainly is no sign
of such a movement at the present
time.
In the matter of preparing for the,
1010 baseball season the magnates both
old and new appear to have taken a
leaf from the book of the promoters of
the proposed Willard-Moran bout and
entered the field of freniied finance. In!
buying baseball club stock, securing Fed
eral league stars and signing managers
the sums sptut surpass all previous rec
ords and it fill require some very clever
the months to come
if the magnates expect to reach the fi
nancial plane, outlined only a few months
ago.
tants and yet has made enough profit
to enable it to keep its stocks replen
ished. Where it has been found inadvisable
for the city to sell the food itself, it j
has been distributed through merchants
who have been permitted to charge only
stipulated prices and to make a profit
no larger than the city itself would
I make.
The city now maintains four stores
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'THE light tractor has come to stay. Mogul 8-16,
, which we think is the best of them all, has more
than a year of splendid success behind it Many thousands '
we now in everyday-use. . , . :
On farms where there used to be six, eight, and tea hones, there are
cow from two to four, just enough to handle the cultivating aad other
light work. Mogvl 816 is doing? the work of the rest,
' There are but two reasons for this. The Mogul Is more dependable
than hones for heavy farm work Mogul 816 does the heavy work
better and cheaper than horses, i , . , mt . .
Come in and see us, and we will snow yon why Mogul 8-18 does
heaw farm work better and cheaoer. We have a sample right here in .
the store, so that you can see the actual machine, not simply read about
it We are open everyday,1 and it is no trouble, in fact, it is a pleasure.
this kerosene-bur uing Mogul 5 .10 tractor uat we can sou
to show yon
for $675 F. O. B. Chicago
STATE BANKS FOUND
IN GOOD CONDITION
, B YTHE COMMISSION
(By W. T. BOST.)
Raleigh, Feb. 4. The state banke are
found in excellent condition as reflected
ra the statement from the corporation
BEESON HA
High Poinl :: North Carolina
3:
Tlie banks are 420 in number with 22
branches. Quite a slight increase is not-
4
hI in the loans and discounts for the'
the banks had;
Five clubs in the National anfl Amer
ican leagues alone, have paid more than
$120,000 for the privilege of assuming
the ton-heavy contracts of ten of the
Klla;ra it i all piling off and gradu- rnl starBi if crt.dence can be h" P11 "f
iivtun
any away. My urea leenng is
; nii'1 I feel no much bettor. I praUe
Tr'i'iti- '. every on. I talk to and re
to'iinienil il to anyone suffering as I
'commission and based upon the report
for the sale of meat, sausage, fats and of business done to December 31, 1915.1
bacon, four egg stores, and two potato
tores. Four more of the latter s.re to
be added rn a short time, as .soon as
the expected increased demand for po-
t.tw mmM vcar ended. Whereas
The city has been able to make ad- out $0,673,5 11.31 at the close of 1914,
vantageous contracts with packer for' they had loaned tt4,722,050.83, an in
both meat and fats, and of late is sell-i crease of $4,0484302. The commission
ing to about 20,000 families. Whenever does not interpret its figures but fhey in- j
a shortage has been felt, such as wasMieate that money is less shy and that!
the case with fat recently, Lichtenberg; the banks are not so skittish as theyj
kind orj were in the early months or the war.
I The vanishing overdraft reappeared in I
()lr.cea in the sale ngure announcea in, Mi.-l.tlv rravated form, the 1915 ex
1 UnB III BiUlt UUUM-e miiata ; & , rr- - -
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Yours very truJV.
V- MRS. T. 2L IK)U(!IIKRTY.
r.ihnotit, X. ('., Aixj. Ii, 1115. Com-
bacon to last into February, and by that; "R 8M.434.43. over the year 1914.
Thin rrain indit?atei) ihv Umtnt'88 of.
l lull' W ill II r rriT-u iuc vmr iioo rr
that have been apportioted to it by! money. In surplus, undivided profits.
A contract to np" aiviuenus, increaseo rnpun-
I slaughter them lias already Iwn award-jtion, cash items, trust deposits, health
! .i ful manifestations, the banks are all
p.
list of player and their sale price.
B. Kauff, outfield, New York (Nation -i
The stomach, kidney, liver and bow
els are the very important organs of the
body. If you keep them in order you
.. ill t. ml. .1.1.. II I
gt-t our of order you suffer .from somei x'v. Itari.len. catcher, New York (N'a
form of sickness and the entire system tional), $10,000.
fills up with Kiison. Tanlac being pure y Anderson, pitcher, N'. w York (Na
Jy vegiUble, acts in a safe and whole- j tional) fl0)0OO
some manner as a result of the natural ; u,. M1(W, outfield. N'ew York (Amer
inedicine action of the herbs and roots :.., air.noo
which it i componed. lanluc is not
laxative or purgative like many other
medirine, hi4 a powerful reeonstruc
ive tonic which builds up the system
and toiien up the vitnl orgaim ki to
enable them to perform their
functions as nature intended. Tanlac is
"old in High Point exclusively by the
Uart Drug to.
the prees. In addition to paying large
sums for the "acquirement of these play
ers, the clubs are legally obligated to
mntimio th alar!iA atfrnil on between
the former Federal league magnates andUtry -"thorities.
thir star players and these salaries are
i known to be extremely high.
... i ri iuli- Lilt- r iv nan auutni Ltr ilb nw. - o
close
of 1014 was tl0.693JOfl.49. At the close
of the 1915 business, the amount due
from banks and bankers one month ago
was $13,174,991.84, but 13 months ago
it was only $8,80,449.78. This shows
increased business.
i
greater Berlin but now it lias 'lv,- i
I -d to four and a half cents. , , , . i m i n
The eityhas just purchased an enor-j
i.'mous quantity of potatoes, half ofj
jwhich it ha stored away, and the other,
half of which has been distributed among.
I regular provimion dealers to be sold at
specified prices. The city has altwi sold1
jhug eatnounts of fruit. j
In addition to selling outright the
-'..-LI ill .... -1 a
mt. ifriiin iimiriiiiiTtr m luniao .aui i . . . rtstt u uuvitiiL. sit . wauoi t
? " ten Diavers i a inne over is.mm nu.
,KH,ple who suffer from indigestion, a, . j it wrtain tu,t thdr average ! kw the hundredweight ami is seu
general rule, suffer from biliou.n.ss and! .., !..- u it-.t ajnoo the ini-! ,n thm at " MU"H m,rm of proflt
Mstip.tk.n. ir. , ' tUr tn .h0Bt i.73,it 't -tor'-- nt lhr,8t-
. .i .. mast me pnee oi municiiiai rsuiu wn
as can oe seen irom me iouowing , .
cenis apiece as oimjuirra
IK SANK S TRUST CO.
IN NORTH CAROLINA
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four
rith
eight to "nine cents in other parts of
Ni
(Na-
(N'a-
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
Nick I'ullop. p'rtclitr
(American) $1200.
Nloe Gedeon. infield. New York (Amer-:
jican). .).WN).
j Krickson, pitcher, Detroit (American
proper 1 a.-,.ii(m.
Thos. Sea ton. pitcher, Chicago
(tionnll. HTOO.
Johnston, outfield Brooklyn
'tional). ."CiOO. '
K. Rousch. outfield. New York
I tional), ftl.500. j
I The big money has not oeen jid
exclusively for Federal league star for
retiring Imseliall magnates have sold
j their club stock for many times what H
' cost them a few years ago. The sale
lf the Chicago t ubs, Boston Brave, St.
, Ixiuis Browns and the New York Amer-
QUALITY
REUABILITY
SERVICE
illllllfC" finiiiiri nwi aji.iitviifw i nao pm-
plied local merchants with great quanti-.
tie of noodles, condensed milk, sardinca.j
1 vegetable and macaroni which it, as a
'wholesale buyer, has been able to pro-:
i cure advantageouslv.
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WHAT IS BABY WEEK.
Necessary Facts For Observing Babyi
Week Successfully Are Explained,
.fust what "Baby Week" i supposed to j
Ih- tvhen it is observed from March 7 toi
II this prinsr is explained more or lea:
fully in a bulletin recently issued by I
the fctate board of health. According toj
With Every
Cash Purchase
at Hart Drug Co. you receive a
cash register coupon good for
votes at the rate of 5 votes for
each Sc spent
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE
CANDIDATE
pach Friday double votes will
be issued with alt cash purchases.
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Hai t Drug Co.
Phon 320. ,
. NEXT TO POSTOFFICE.
! iean brought close to ,000,000, which; the bulletin, the pure of lby week
Jwas more than double what the pre- 1 primarily educational to give the par-
iou- owners paid for these clubs. Now ; ent nn opportunity of learning the facta !
jMun.iger Ceorgc T. StuUings, of the! with regard to the care of their babies,
l Boston National ha juit closed a five-mud to bring home to every one In the
I year contract with that club at an an-1 community the importance of the tablet !
jminl salary reported to he .is. .Just, ami the permnnent work needi-d for;
'where retrenchment awl economy come! their welfare. I
in i not apparent unless the magnates The bulletin call attention to two I
plan to require the average big league j principal jniint to be remembered in,
i player to pay for the privilege of play-1 planning a buby week campaign. First.l
j ing on the team. j that it i i etnnnnwity campaign nnd!
1 Ardent coif and tennis enthusiasts: must have the cooperation of nil rom-
have started a controversy as to whlcn
of the two sports is the more benefi
ewl from. th standpoint of physical
I improvement and recreative
Several years of association
followers of the court and course games
leads to the belief that the controversy
will be continued unto the third and
fourth generations.
Trainer Ernie Hjertberg, of the Swed
ish Olympic team, has promised the
entry of two of his leading Swedish
athletic star for the University of
Pennsylvania relay garnet to be held In
Philadelphia, April 28 to 2.
. . Soma "Pig." ,
K. T, ifarmon states that he todav
tnunity intrreM and organizations, rs-i
peeially thi4 interested in any phase ofj
chiud welfare. Some woman' elub is :
pleasure.! suggested as the proper organisation to
with the! handle the movement. Second, that a
lathy week tmnpnijjii should not lie a
temporary flurry or excitement, but, on
(the other hand, efforts for permanent
good should bo planned and follow up i
methods adopted wherever practicable.
The bulletin saya that every town or
community can, if it will, carry out some
form of baby week campaign and that
the program adopted should be that best
suited to local conditions.
The children's bureau at Washington,
O. Cm will gladly give suggestion a for
Baby Weeks of two different types, ac
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Have a Rudd Tank Heater
installed in your home. Hot
waterall the time. Economical
to run. Low in cost
Only 10 Rudd Heaters Left
We will install these Heaters in your home for only
$10.00 each.
$15
as soon as the above Heaters are sold. Donft dela. .
Get In touch with the North Carotin. Public Service
Company and have their, representative call and eat-;
plain to you more fully the duties of this'wonderful .
Rudd Hot Water Heater.
R.C.Public Service Co
Price
Pone 700.
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