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' MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 1920
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LAWS PARTY'S PLftH
Prohibition Party Working to
End to Make Effective the
Federal Laws
. CHICAGO, Sept, 6. Maintenance
of the federal prohibition laws is
the keynote of. the prohibition
party's presidential campaign, W. G.
Calderwood. prohibition campaign
manager, said here today, discussing
the issue as viewed by his party.
"The position of the party in this
campaign." Mr. Calderwood said, "is
that the prohibition party is needed
in the failure of the major parties
te take any stand on the prohibition
question. v
5 VNext to Drohibition. our candi
dates will discuss the League of Na
tions. 1 think we take the best
stand of anv on this question. Wi
urge immediate ratification of the
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' "I have gained twenty-five pounds
by taking .Tanlac and never felt bet
ter," i paid E. J; Coleman, well
known painter and decorator, of 195
Ive., Winnipeg, Man.
year ago I had double
L" said Mr. Coleman, "and
wreck. I was too weak
to waufra myself and my stomach
was !i inch bad shape I could hardly
eat enfiigl to keep a bird alive. My
nerve Wore so shattered I almost
collapsed1 when a friend one day un
expectedly slapped me pn the back.
It was Out of the question for me to
sleep at night I was even afraid tc
be alone In the dark and bad to have
someone in the room with me all day.
My kidneys were so out of order that
I had a pain across my back nearly
all the time and I lost so much
weight 1 actually looked like a
frame.'
"I bad taken so much medicine
without getting better that I was
discouraged and when my folks
brought me a bottle of Tanlac I
didn't want to take it: but ttiltlX 1
tried IttfcWr much to my surprise,.
I began to improve right away, wow,
I am of ;tif fourth bottle and am so
well I an o as hard a day's work
as anytmaf. I eat heartily of any
thing I jfrfnt and never have, the
slightest tfaln or trouble of ariy Sort
wbatevir.agw. As long as I live i n
never Bql'ibie to praise ianiac
enough
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na Mercantile Company.
league treaty together with the cove
nant. We belieye the quickest and
best - way to obtain what changes
are needed Is to get into the league
and fix it from the inside, accord
ing as experience teaches, rather
than stand around theorizing to no
effect on the outside and so block
ading progress.
The speaking tour of the prohi
bition party's presidential, nominee,
Aaron S. Watkins, of Germantown,
Ohio, will begin today. The vice
presidential candidate, D. Leigh Col
vln. nf yew York, has already been
on the road several weekv He Is
swinging through the west and is
scheduled to be in San Francisco
today.. '-
Mr. Watkins' first trip will carry
him through the middle west and
both he and Mr. Colvln knock off
for a copule cf days around Sep
tember 23 to attend the Interna
tional Congress Against Alcholism
in Washington. From there - they
will go east and south, touring Sep
arately for the most part but hold
ing occasional joint meetings in im
portant eastern cities.
Campaign headquarters are now
in Chicago, at national headquarters
of the party. W. G. Calderwcod.
the campaign manager, is a member
of the prohibition national com
mittee and a resident of Minneap
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't p. ni. the samo day. On Satur
day. September 11, tba tf ith ana
' eleventh grades are scheduled - 'to
register, the tenth at 8:30 a. m. and
,me eieveuin at 10.30 u. n);
Examinations for Removal of En
trance Conditions to B
Held Registration.
idents f
is callel
ins an J
ABLE TOBACCO
BUILDING IS LOST
A tobacco born belonging to F
gene Marsh, located a few mile'
wuth of High Point, wns burned t
he ground" about o'clock ln
ight. The highly kiflnmmable tr
"acco caused a blase which lighter
in the countrv for miles around anc
vhich could be easily seen fron
his city.
The tobacco in the barn was
the v property ' of Lynn Marsh ani"
was .valued at $500. and the barr
was recently built at a cost of $250
making a total loss of $750, none o'
which was covered by insurance
The origin of the fire is not known
Postal Exchange With Chile
SANTIAGO. Sept. 6. .It is an
nounced that an agreement has been
made between the Cliilean and the
United States postal authorities pro
viding for the establishment of
parcel post facilities between the
two countries, effective upon ratifi
cation by the Chilean congress. Par
cels that would be aerrpted locally
in elth country, subject tajpoStal
regulations an towtexceehVli "eleven
f 0"udft iifwf IgMi
u n"9er ' the" i grwnient .
Mr. and Mrs. Thorns Yates, o
ptr-s dtvgnleni. orient yesterday It
High Point as"the guests of Mr
and Mrs. George Yates, on South
Main street.
Th attrition of the students
the High Point high school
to the entrance examinations
the examination for removal of con
ditions to be held this week,
i The examination on algebra and
plane geometry will be held Tues
iav. September 7: Latin. French,
Spanish and history on. Wednesday,
"tember 8. and science and Eng
lish on Thursday, September 9. All
of these examinations will start
promptly at 9 o'clock In the morn
ing. Students desiring to remove
conditions are urged to take the ex
amination on the dates set 3 they
win be given no further opportuni
ty to make up deticlencies.
The high school students are to
reKiUer for the 1920 sessions n
tollows: Graduates of the grammar
grada, who are to enter the eighth
grade, on Friday. September 10, at
ter tho i,lnth srdo will register at
9 a. m. SiudenU Intending 'to eu-
Jitney Schedule:
High Point to ThonusvlUe,
Leave "CI wood Hotel, Big a
Point, (or TnomaaviUe:
. St. m. and 10 a.' m.
I p. m. and 4 p. m.
Leee Mock Hotel, TbomvlUe,
for High Ponut:
9s. m. and 41 a. m.
3 p. m. and ftp. a.
J. M. FARLOW, Hiftb Point
ruoira oso.
6 PER CENT
LOANS MADE ON
DWELLINGS
In High Point, $1,000 and up
easy monthly repayments ' cancel
loans in ten years. ; "
Walter Hargett,Agt
PEACOCK-SHERROD BLDG.
ROOM 15 PHONE G2.
ariaita:Hn:rDttn
8 Har$aiXSSaa3B
o', P. Lenoir; in romona by Porno- H'gb Point with her p-irents. Sh"
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The Heart of Business.
The Heart of your Business is Money. It is
Money that sends the red blood through all the
arteries of your affairs. If its heart is weak, your
Business is weak. This Bank is an institution , for
Strengthening your Business Heart, keeping the
fBloocl pure and clean, guarding you from danger
ous infection. Use it I
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One Cant
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a Word (this type)
Insertion, .
tS Cents auaimwin Charge
, Double Size Type, Double .
' Price.
Twenty Per Cent Dtnroant Al
lowed on Thirty Ooiuecv
tlve Insertion.
CASH UVHT AUUOMPANT
ALL ORDERS. .
All Ads Signed "Care The
fertilise" Are Strictly
- OonfldeituL
CUuwlflcatloa Not Gurraaieed
After 1p.m.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE IF YOU . WANT A
good Ford touring car cheap, cash
or part time, see J. G.. Leonard,
800 Willowbrook street. -k-t
FOR SALE GRANT SIX
Roadster, A-l condition. Bar
gain for quick sale. See P. M.
Derrick at Enterprise or phone
405. 9-4
I WILL SELL AT AUCTION MY
entire household and kitchen fur
niture on Saturday, September 18,
1920, at 2 o'clock p. m. at 201
Centennial avenue. D. H, Rlten
berg. ' 0:i7
FOR SALE 1919 MODEL CADIL
lac "8." In At shape. Seven pas
senger with new Cord tires all
around. Address A 100, care En
terprise. s-2 tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE, THE
furnishings of 'the High Point Inn.
Apply at High Point Inn. 9-10
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2P,000.00
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HOUSES FOR SALE WE HAVE
them from three to nine rooms,
most any section of the city. If
it's a vacant lot we have that too.
Citizens Real Estate and Ins. Co.
C. B. Overman, Mgr., phone 2708.
9 tf.
RE$OURCES'm0GO.OOG.O&
IT WILL PAY YOU T fJE IDENTIFIED Wl
THIS BANK.
' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM.
aeswwy-
rctui tied today to the Twin city.
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A L CAR
The Ford Sedan is elegance builded upon Ford quality.
In town and country here is the dependable, every-day-in-the-year
enclosed car. Not only is it a car of handsome
appearance with high-class interior fittings so much ap
preciated by women but it is the same Ford "The Uni
versal Car" which more than four million owners have
found to be the most reliable, the most serviceable, prac
tical and econominal car to operate and maintain. Ford
Sedan $975.00 f. o. b. Detroit. Immediate delivery.
Wilson Motor Go.
FOR SALE 500 SHARES
Spear' Oil Company stock.
First check for $7.5 0 gets it. P.
O, box 746, Greensboro, N. C
..i v., J:0 ' ' 9-7
' Labor Day September 6th, 1020. ,
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It Is Just and right and altogether fair that we should pay trib
ute today to the Cause of Labor, a cause which is Justly entitled to '
our earnest thought and thanks. "
For the things which Labor has accomplished In the past, we are
grateful! for the herculean tasks which have been undertaken and
so speedily accomplished by the brain and brawn and sinew of the
workmen of America, we are rendering this tribute today. ;
Now, there are new tasks to accomplish- tasks which' call for -added
strength and fortitude. After destruction, reconstruction
mcral and physical reconstruction, demanding much of the citizen
ship of America during the years to come. , , .
With renewed spirit we must take up the work before us; look-'
Ing always upward and onward, remembering that the. well-being
of our nation and the world Itself depends upon the way in which '.
we serve. Let us rejoice In our nation; in it's principles, its free ,
dom, its Ideals, and in the blessed privilege-presented to each of Us
i high and low young and old to serve and to toil, for the glory
and the honor of our land, with all the strength of our bodies and V
the energy of our minds. v , . ' ' ' ' .
WeVhavs authority to act as ELxecutoi, Administrator, Trustee, -
Make
us the Executor of your estate in your
will.
Commercial National Banlt
Capital ..... $500,000.01 Surplus ..... $500,000.00
Deposits ; . $4,000,000.00 Resources . $6,500,000.00
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gallon bottles at O. E. Hutchins,
111 East Washington St.
9-1, 4, 6, 8, 11.
LOST
STRAYED OR STOLEN BLACK
and white ticked pointer; large
size. Liberal reward for any in-
, formation. E. P. Daniels, Central
barber shop. 9-7
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LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN, A
white and black spotted Scotch
terrier puppy. Please return to
W. C. Jones. 9-7
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WANTED
WANTED TO DO YOUR FAMILY
washing.!,. -Phonb. H449. Damp
Laundry; : g-25" tf.
ROOM WANTED 'IN1 ' REPINED
family house tor simple gentleman
u.with orr without board. - Address I
-i. O."box"94r- ' 9"-6 5
Cash or terms, iFpjmffl
! two, modern I
Hneje41ain
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WANTED -"ANYBODY WHO
knows anything, 'of Jay1 Ti Cr'buch
mother,
C.
9-8
to corarauoJcAte, wiUniUs moth
Mrs. VJiicPia, N
WANTED TWO TOBACCO RENT
ers for,. 19i with . live members
in family, j. Exjieriencet not re
quired. Address HUlsdale fajro,
Hfnsboro.vN. C. ' 9-12
LACY WICKER ACETYLENE
welding. All work first class. 236
South Davie. St., Greensboro, f N,
C. Phone day 1026, night 2808J.
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WANTED POSITION IN GRO
cery store by experienced man.
For information address W. H.
Wall or phone 6115. 9-7
WANTED FIVE OR SIX
room house, close in with all
conveniences. Don't want to
buy but to rent Address, F
1 00, care Enterprise. ; . .. . r -t
WANTED GOOD BIRD DO?,
near 3 years old; well broke;
good retriever and priced right
for cash, full description first
letter. Address lock box 122,
Durham, N- C 9-6
give immediate
possession. 1
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PHONE 2218.
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uPririting Co;i:
i2WWiA&L( Sink1
'Phone 885
5 W. " R. Morrow, Sec-Treas.; s
E Jack Edwards. Mgr. Ins. Dept.
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Dr. F, C. Sharp
OSTEOPATH
Residence Phone, 6497.
Office Phone, 444.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT STORE ROOM OCCU
pied by Max Samet on Eeast, Com
merce street, size i0ifiu f"et. Pog-
sessiob October 1. E. D. Steele. .
9-6
RUBEL STONE CONTRACTOR I
specialize on Ruber stone work,
residence fronts, columns and
chimneys.. Repairing walls and
buildings. W. C. Dodson, phone
6217 or 6283.
TO RENT THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms to couple without children,
water and lights. 109 Stanton St
Call next door." , 9-6
VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS, VR. L.
Roy's studio, 116 North; Main
street; Mrs. P. O. Jones' residence.
Phone 860. Open on Mondays and
Thursdays. 9-4 and -8
HIGH POINT TRANSFER
COMPANY.
Local and long distance auto
truck service; removal of
household furniture and ma- ,
chtnery our specialty. Prices
on all work based on service
rendered.
Day Phone 503; Night
Phone 7386.
Glasses for
ztmj- Children
Schools will shortly open study
ing will soon begin.
That boy or girl of yours may
badly need glasses.
Have us make an examination and
learn the exact condition of- ypvr
children's eyes. ' tmJt.
Do This Before School Opens. ',
DRS.bTALEV
EYESIGHT BrEaAMSlri
Stanton-Welch Bldg. Upstalrt.
lu " H U 72
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FOR SALE LARGE 8 ROOM
house. Hat all modern con
veniences, located . ori White-
oak street, about 1 00 yard
from street car line, . $5,000
cash. Phone 410. 9-6
LEARN THhi EDWARDS 8Y8TEM
. shorthand, typewriting, bookkeep
ing. 8chool day or night. Special
lessons any hour. Tuition on credit,
position guaranteed.' Personal in
structions. Edwards Susinsna Col
-lege. -- -rv., -Ht
S5.
Special Showing New
Fall Hats Tomorrow
We received by express today ; five
cases of new Fall Millinery that will
be bh display tomorrow at very at
tractive prices. .
You ate urged to visit our store and
inspect the newest in headwear for
fall." " " '. '
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IP YOU CANNOT SPEND Y6UR : ;
.vacation at Dunlap Mineral.1; :
Springs, KernersvlUe, N. C, you - ,
can buy the Mineral. Water la Si-
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