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TUESDAY, MARCH '19, 1913 THE RLTLEW: REIDSVILLE, N. 0. PAGE SEVEN CRIES FOR "I oouldrt eat anything but -rriw gB and sweet milk a:id was fo weak I could hardly walk across tne room. I would have been in w grave today if I hadn't taken Mayr's Won derful Kemedy when I did. When I rt.hlnk how I suffered wilth my stomach find how good I feel now I cry for joy. uaimie , cm- '" sUAm that removes the catarrhal mu - ui from the IntesttatU tract and al- lays the innamaUra which causes practically all stomach, U-vem and ta - testlnal ailments including' append! - cttN. One dose will convince or money refunded. PROFESSIONAL CARDS IRA R. HUMPHREYS ATTORNEY AT LAW Special attention to settling estates Practice in all courts, except Record tb Court. Office in Fete Building over A: S. Trice & Co.'a Store. P. W. GLIDEWELL ATTORNEY AT LAW Prompt attention given to all mat ters intrusted. Practice In all courts. Office in Citizens Bank Building. MAJOR T. SMITH ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in C. & A. Rooms over Clark's Shoe Store. "Phone 194. A. D. IVIE B. C. TROTTER JULIUS JOHNSTON IVIE, TROT TER & JOHNS TOK ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office In the - new Irvln Building next to Bank of Reidsville. WILLIAM REID D ALTON ATTORNEY AT LAW Reidsville, N. C. General practice of the law In State and Federal Courts. j Money loaned on real estate. Es tates admlnst-red on and settled. Real estate bought and sold. PERCY T. STIERS , Attorney And Counselor At Law Reidsville, N. C. Special attention to negotiation of loans, settlement of estates, buying and selling real estate. Insurance Adjusted. Practice In all courts. Office In Lambeth Building, Gilmer street. HUGH R. SCOTT ATTORNEY AT LAW - Special attention ' t negotiation of toons; conduct aud settlement of es C-tes; buying and selling of real es- tat. Office it old Citizens Bank 'Building.. , CHAS. O. McMICHAEL ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice In All Courts Mt. McMichael will be in Reids- fCi office on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and In Madison an Saturdays. TJ. LELAND STANFORD ATTORNEY AT LAW 8T0NEVILLE, N. C. Promixt attention given, all mat- entrusted to me J. R. JOYCE -r ATTORNEY AT LAW Otuce in Old Citizens Bank Building Tractive in State and Federal Court Loans Negotiated E. B. WARE ATTORNEY JT LAW Office over Tultoch's Store. Loans tegotlated. Prompt attention. HUNTER K. K. PENN ATTORN EY-AT-LAW Serial attention given to settlement BEIDSVILLE WIDOW JOY .of estates, buiying and selling ot real estate. - Office in Exchange Building STONEVILLB, N. C. DR. J. R. MEAD0R DENTIST Office Over New Citizen Bank Residence 'Phone 279-W. Office 'Phone 282 ; V - , ; tf' ' DR. JULIUS S. WELLS DENTAL SURGEON Office aver Fetzer lint Store Phone 100. DR. F. C. SHARP OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Office Over Citizens Bank Acute and Chronic Disease Treated OstecpathicaTiy Office 'Phone 131 BMfdence Phone 227-J. REXDMVnJJB. N. C 1 Buy a War Savings Stamp. MIGHT DRIVING JS EXCITING Red Cross Worker Just Back From France Tells Some Thrlllino Tales Of His Experiences There Nar. row Escape From Certain Death Attacked by German Airplane on First Day Driving an Ambulance. "Ambulance drivers develop a sort 1 of gWh gpnge(. gaId nerm(m More( a f Red Cmm amhulnnce drlver) Just bacfe rom Frflnce j We have to drjve ,n the darknpsgf 1 ot course There can be no lights .anywhere, especially not on the car. In which we carry the wounded. "I remember one, night I was com ing back to the post from the third line trenches with three wounded men in my car. The road wouud up the mountain side, through thick trees, to ' he post, which was In the grounds' of what formerly was a chateau. "The road turned suddenly at right angles. Through the trees I could vaguely see two openings. I thought I remembered the road, so I turned to the left. I crept nloag very slowly, when suddenly that sixth sense told me something was wrong. I stopped the car and went around to the front I started to step In front of the cnr when my foot went down. I caught myself, and we?t back to the seat. I backed carefully around and fol lowed the other road. In the morn ing I went out to see where I had been the night before, and found that the first road was simply the clearing where an old summer house had been. If I had gone one foot further, the car would have gone hurtling over the precipice, crashing on the roofs of, a little village below. "My sixth sense saved me from cer tain death. Thrills of Night Driving. "Night driving never loses its thrills. "The mountain roads in France are winding and dangerous. I remember one night I was crawling up a wind ing road In pitchy darkness. Sudden ly I heard a roaring like ten express trains rattling down upon me. I knew a battery- was coming down as they often do, on the run. "In 'the -car was 'one -man who was close to death. A jolt might kill him. "So I hugged the right of the road, and waited. Like a cyclone that mass of horses and tuns rushed down upon me. I knew they could not see me, and viorant by good drtiggists "through I feared for the life of the man in out the country, the ambulance. Dreco is sold in ReldsvUle by Card "But just before they reached meaner Drag Co. the officer In charge evidently sensed; - w.s.s. that I was there, and wheeled his horse UGH I CALOM EL MAKES right in front of my car. Then the others were upon us, but Just as they reached us the first horses swerved out of the way with a wild crash. The others followed suit, and almost before I could breathe they were gone. Half an hour later I reached the post, and the wounded men were all saved. Exciting First Day. .' ;. v "My first day driving a Red Cross ambulance In France was most excit ing. "I. had to drive six miles to 'Point Suippe. It was in the open, and I no- j ticed the planes whirring everywhere. in the sky above my "I finally reached my destination, 1 L A s,i. denly I heard the pop-pop-popplnjall around me. Little clouds of dust spit up near the wheels. A cross flew to -. ' wor mne pieces in a graveyard beyond the trees. a spoonful of harmless, vegetable I heard a yell, and a man a few feet i Dod 800,3 Liver Tone tonight and away doubled up and went down. Then "ake UD reeling great It's perfectly I looked and saw a German plane was h-.miess, so give it to your children firing on me. any time. It can't salivate, so let "It was over in a few minutes, as ' them eat aythia$ afterwards, they dared not stay long. I hurriedly . ... '- .- backed the car up to the man, and took , Lumber Stacker, my first case back to the post. ( The machine invented for stacking "I said nothing about this experi- lumber in high piles has been lm ence,for a few days, Secause the other proved by the addition of a monitor fellows had filled me so full of tales nozzle, to which a hose can be connect of horrible experiences that I thought ed o fight lumber-yard fires, it was just a part of the day's work. Later I learned that it was quite a , , , 1 .... . :-..;....'. novel experience to be attacked by a German plane." GERMAN TEXT DISCARDED Colleges and High Schools Rapidly Dropping Language orHun. Praise for the kaiser and Germany in German text books is cutting deeply 1010- the pocketbooks of the publishers, !;' The books have been used in the study ;' of the German language. Colleges and ijj high schools throughout the country I jl are rapidly dropping the teaching of j the German, tongue. : ' The loss to the publishers is partly j fJllftt lijr Hie: mi 1 v i?tTL utiuauu v - Spanish and French texts. : Ground uiass in prunes. Prunes may be abolished from the family fare in the hom:s of Marinette, Wis., and Menominee as ja -result of the discovery of ground glass in a ship- - , expectancy. She had been having a ment of the fruit receded by a local i deaJ0t trouble and used the 'I're grocer through a commission house , 6cription with wonderful results. She which obtained it fVoui California. Prisoners Share Tobacco. The 2,300 prisoners of San Quentln (Cat) penitentiary are doing thlr "bit" for the war. They have voted to aend half of their tobacco allowat.ee to the boys in the trenches, -W.8,.8- CASTORIA For Infants and Chilorca n Use For Over 33 Years the s '. -w.s.s. Supp. REYNOLDS EMPLOYE TELLS WHAT CURED . WIFE'S NERVES "She Would Roll All Night Long Without Any Sleep. Any Sudden Noise Would Make Her Jump Dreco Brought Quick Relief." "My wife suffered agonies form those dull, heavy, dragging pains in her back," says E. R Evans, the pop ular operative employed by the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and re siding at R. F. D. No. C, South Win stem. She was in terrible misery for a long time and nothing we ever did brought any relief. Her nerves were all on edge and she would roll all night without any sleep. Any sudden noise would make her jump. Several friends advised us to try ilreeo. She took three bottles and ha.3 improved from the very start, Now her nerves are steady and sh never, nas a pam lnner back any more. But she is going to take another bottle Just to make sure." mot womea lead, a connned, mo notonous life, narrpwed down to the four walls of honW the greater part of the day Such women seem to be easy prey to nervous attacks, sleep lessness and the hun dire d and on other little ailmemts so common to their sex. Dreco is declared lo be jusit what such nervousv depressed persons need to restore their nervous energy and to lift them out of the'r constipated, dyspeptic habilt of liife. Dreco works to counteract the ex hausting strain of work by iu strong inducement to the delicate tisisiues.to take more food. It plainly, (induces the nerves and brain to feed . them selves more liberally,-and thus can save countless men and v.cmen tiou chronic neuralg&i, rheumat'sm, sleep lessneae, failing mental power and di gestive disorders. Dreco is , purely . vegetable and is recommended as a quick, natural a:id , harmless body tonic and system m- YOU DEATHLY SICK Stop Using Dagerous Drug It Salivates You Before You're bilious, sluggish, constipat ed and believe you need vile, danger ous calomel to clean your bowels. Here's my guarantep? Ack your druggist lor a bo.iie of Dodstm's Llv-e-i Tone and take a anoonful tnnle-ht. u lt doesn.t Btart ,.ep -a 8traIgnten you, rirht uo hetter tnan caI,n)e, and without griping or mat lug you sick I want you lo go back , . , . . . " f the 8tore and Bet your money. Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick and nau- WHILE AT WAR Women Suffer at Home. WoorFonr, TRRS.'.-rThls Is to certify that I have nsed Dr. Pierce's Favorite -. . " RTecr,iPtioJ lso. me iioiuen Airaicii Discovery and lind thera to be as repre sented. When suf fering with nerv ous prostration 'Favorite Prescrip tion' cured me when other medi cines failed. I think it 13 a grand medicine and never fail to recommend I-z it to suffering Rosa. Lek liOO-N, women." Mbs. Ioute L Syiacacga, Ala. My wife used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during had practically no suffering, where be fore she bad suffered intensely. Xso one can tell in words the good the ' Pre scription did my wife : it is simply a wonderful medicine. Every woman in the Land ought to use it." A. Uxdqixs. One nice thing about Doctor Pierce's I favorite frescnption it contains no aico- j hoi or narcotic nor any harmful ingre- i - . dient. Put up in liquid and tablets and Bold by druggists. If not obtainable send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce, Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., and he will mail trial package of the tablets. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free; also a 136 page book on woman's diseases, free. Doctor Pierce's Pellets are the original little Liver Pills. One little Pellet for a laxative three for ft cathartic Sold by druggists fi-r rpv 50 years. LEAVES WAGON TO JOIN ARMY Butcher's Man Quits Delivery When Seized With Desire to Enlist Everyone Is familiar with the stir ring story of the volunteer who In the days of the Revolution left his plow In the unfinished furrow and hastened to join the forces under Washington. McmphU recently furnished a com panion flgro for this patriot of 70 In the person of a butcher who was sud denly struck with the thought that he ought" to enlist, and abandoning his employer's wagon In which he was making a number of deliveries, hurried to the army recruiting station. Clad In the apron of his trade, the butcher rushed into the office, was ex amined, accepted and departed last night for training camp. The fate of the horse and wagon Is unknown. CONVINCING TESTIMONY Given By Many Reidsville People Experiences told by Reidsville peo- pie Those who have had weak kid neys Who used Doans Kidney Pills Who found the remedy effective.. such statements prove merit. You might doubt an utter stranger. You must believe Reidsville peo ple. Here's Reidsville proof. Verify it. Read. Investigate. Be convinced. You'll find why Reidsville folks be lieve in Doan'Si.'' E. R.Ra8coe, proprietor of grocery,, Lawsonville Ave., says: "Whenever I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills, I have found them good and I recom mend them to anyone in need of a re liable medicine. Whenever my back feels lame and stiff, a few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills give me fine re lief." Price 6Qo, at all deale-rsi, Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney! Pills the same that Mr. Rascoe had. Foster-Milburn Co. Mfrs... Buffalo, N. Y. - w.s.s. . R. L. Darwin Says Animals Seek Salt, Not Fleas, When They Scratch. Some of our theories ahout monkeys are all wrong, according to Darwin, modern naturalist, who lives on the Island of Guam. That monkeys are not searching for fleas when examining the fur of one another, but are in quest of little masses of salt-tasting solution that ex ude from the pores of the skin, is the opinion of Sergt. Robert L. Dnrwln, a retired member of the United States marine corps, who Is the owner of a' monkey ranch on the Pacific coast. Darwin does not mggest the raising of monkeys to relituf e the salt scarc ity, neither does he'clalm relationship .with the author of "Origin of Species." Aged Convict Gets Pardon. William F. Moorehead, eighty years Old, has been pardoned from the Mis souri, penitentiary by acting Governor Crossley. lie is the oldest man who ever served in the prison. lie Was pardoned outright and his civil rights were restored. 'Moorehead, while mar shal of the little sawmill town of An niston, Mississippi county," shot and killed Roy Jenkins about two and a half years ago. He was convicted of murder in the second degree and sen tenced to ten years in prison. Dog Joins Red Cross. A dog, "Bingo" Wiles, was enrolled as a member of the Red Cross at San dusky, O., recently. "Bingo," whose color is white, is the property of Lew A. Wiles, a Sandusky business man. Wiles asked the Red Cross authorities if they would enroll his pet If he paid the' pries, and they said they would. The money was forthcoming, and a membership card was made out, Powers of Imagination. When a fellow is in love he can see poetry in every return snap of her jaw as she mangles a wad of chewing gum. Pittsburgh Post Slop Lively! Corns Qui! vMeis-lt" The Great Corn-Loosener of the Age. Never Fails. Painless. Watch my step? What's the use! I go along "right -side up without care," even with corns, because I use "Gets-It", the painless, off-llke-a-ba-nana-peel corn remover. I tried other ways galore, until I was blue cj. r '.si Cora Simply CutSuwot. W wMGe--k'n in tna rac ana rea in tne ioe. more for me. Use "Gets-It it nvr faila. Touch any corn or cal- Ills WILU LWU UiWi. " - l .... IW . A-m , TlAtTt an(1 -Gets-if dos the rest, irs a relief to be able to stop cutting corns, making them bleed, wrapping them up like packages and usini? sticky tape and salves. It removes any corn clear and clean, leaving the toe as smooth as your palm You can wear those new shoes without pain, dance and be frisVy on your feet. It's rreat tn e "Gets-It -Gets-Tt" Is sold at all drnselsts fyou need pay no more than 25 cents a bottle), or sent on receint of price by E. Lwrence A Co., Chicago. 111. Soiu .." . ..!iu rccouuveDb ed as tht- rid !Ht corn reouM!,v by Gardner Put fV'rcpany. . 7 s i .pr Catarrh and Bronchitis V J nnr1 fVllrl Mrs- n8a A- m 318 Clinton v I Place, Kansas City, Missouri, writes: If 5 1 "I was very sick with Catarrh I w ,1 1 A: f ill U1C nd Bronchitis. I also toad a cold k "I '.: In the head. I used Peruna and am fi Htarl wel1 Pleasod wltl1 the results, lt I 1 1 n 1 ' do not nced any other medicine.. I .L .-,'- J-K ReCOmmend can cheerfully reeommend it to any " ' " one who is troubled with catching wwaq Vk, Y T TivT A colJ freliiently or any one who has W m Lto? I a f rv a chronic cough or chronic catarrh. JL U 1 V 1 lTi Those v-ishlrg further particulars concerning my case may write me. Those who object to liquid medi- Be sure to enclose a rtamp and I dries can. secure Peruna tablets. will answer." New Millinery I take pleasure in an nouncing the arrival of my splendid stock ofnew Spring Millinery which s now ready for .inspection. All the Latest Styles of the Season Please give us Minnie Lee Jones Hat Ware & Somers Building A Mean Look There are people right in this vi cinlty who seem to always have a had look and. a crabbed, fault-finding disposition. This may be due to a disordered stomach, constipaton, or a headache, resulting from these disorders. When such is the case a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets will soon make them cheerful and happy. These tablets have met with much success in the treatrant of those ailments. -w.s.s- Buy a War Savings Stamp VISIT GREENSBORO'S 1ST Annual Automobile Show I CENTRE BRICK WAREHOUSE. Largest Display t oi Latest Model Cars, Accessories and Tractors in the South - EEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS GOOD FREE DANCING I ' o Open 1 1 a. m. to 1 1 p. Brie a call. THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS Fam papers and magazines at low est clubbing prices. Catalog free up on request. Any offer made by any ageqy or publisher will be made by me. ,'".';':'''-'; UPTON G. 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