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WELCOME! OUR BRAVE BOYS.
Everywhere today, throughout this
the land of our hearts, the "Glori
ous Fourth" is celebrated With
more sentiment, mure pathos anJ
moje Joy than any day since 1775.
Today the greatest nation on
earth is .stirred to its profoundest
dqptha. GJ:riuus old "Stars and
Stripes" we never knew how nm:'i
we loved you until a foreign foe
sought to tear you from the suu
Hght. But today how the old flag floats
and streams in triumph and glory
over a patriotic people.
The desperate struggle Is ended,
and . the Angel of Peace sits crown
ed in living light above "Old
Glory's" shining folds and liberty
stand radiant beside her.
Many years ago Ingersoll, the
rreiat orator, said:
"A vision of the future rises. I
pee a world where throne. have
crumbled and where kings are dust.
1 see 'empires where aristocracy of i
idleness has ..perished from the
earth. As I look life lengthens,
joy deepens, love canopies tlu
earth and over all In the great dome
Khines the eternal star of human
hope."
To America, the mother of r?
publics, has been given, . as if by
Divine commission, the proud priv
ilege and task of vindicating on the
field of battle the Justice and sanc
tity of h'er origin and mission
nmong the nations of the earth.
Our brave boys, great strong
limbed, ruddy-faced youths In
kh.tkl, suirpuwed all our expecta
tions and filled our minds and
hearts with unbounded pride and (
joy and exultation. Their heroie.j
deeds shook the very thrones of.
JCuropc's tyrant kings and filled
their craven sails with terror
ml
despair. Our brave and fearless
Rockingham boys met face to face j
in battle iho proiidl'russiau guardi, i
the boasted invincibles of the ICii
er,' and in terrific hand to hand
conduit coiKpiored and destroyed j
them. They : taught the military
despots of Germany that an ounce
of freedom in the heart Is worth aj
ton of discipline In the ranks of
i
tyranny. on held ot battle tuey
have sent to generations yet un
&:n,and to all the centuries yet to
come, a mighty message of sublime
decision and deathless valor.
Tteidtiville and Rockingham
stand uncovered while our brave
boys, the bravest and grandest of
them all, march down our streets.
Along the street there comes
A blare of bugle., a ruffle of drums,
A flash of color beneath the sky,.-.-.
I fats off! The Flag la passing by-
Blue and crimson and white it
, chines
Over the steel-tipped, ordered
lines,
Hats off! the colors before us hp;
But more than the Flag Is passing
by.
Sea fights and land fights, urim
and great,
FYmght to make and wive Uv; State;
Weary marches and sinking ships,
Cheers uf victory on dying lips.
Days of plenty and yenrs of peace,
March of a strong lands swift in
crease;
Ciual juctk-e, right, and law.
Stately honor and reyorent awe.
Sign of a nation grout and strong,
To ward her peopla from foreign
rong.
Pride and glery and honor, all.
Live in the colors to stand or fall;
IlftU off! The Flag Is passing by.
"IS THERE STILL A DIXIE?"
(By Geo. M. Bailey.)
ls tlnfle .vtill a lixie'.'" aks Life
In its "Dixie Number." Yes, there'
is still a Pixie, A Dixie in tliOj
hearts ef sonm of us old"r ones, i
a':d lu that rea!m of the spirt fancy
may summon visions of tho most j
lemtifnl of scenes, the loveliest uf '
face-', and days of cloudless blue!
Pixie, the E. st to which those of,
ii- who stand on the rim of the lad-j
ian day turn in devotion,' while j
'.) shadows creep! Pixie, the.
Glory Land of the I'a.it, the golden j
bourne of mem .pry's silent rambles, i
the ha!:WPU Solitude in whoso cool
depths the lot chord. of life
breathe their musk- into the soul!
Pixie, iove's Shad-wland, peopb'd
with the' unfettered spirits of the
noble and the great, redolent, of
memories that do not die because
they cluster about things immortal,
ti-tnple with the dream-fabrics of a
nation that row from out. God's
r.ound!vs. deep a 'id, alter four
ye;irs of romance, poetry and glory
turned iigam Homo! Pixie, the
P.cuiut.iful and Glorious, the sweet
est chapter of ITisMry. the nobl'st
Epic of the age;, the Light of yes
teryeur wln-yn eft'ulgeno gilds the
crest of Time's swift onward tide!
7ix-, the -o.ih'h- Mother of the
Na.tlon, th" ii!ili-structi!)le Kingdom
of the Twilight --Pixie, the incom
parable South of our 'dreams! Yes,
there still Is a Dixie.
Several thousand returning Amer-j
lean soldiers and a score of pretty j
French war brides are aboard the j
Presidential ship on its voyage 1 r j
the States. A number of soldiers j
who were members of the guards at (
the Paris White House and at thnj
Hotel do Crlllon, headquarters of t
the American delegation, were mar-j
rled during their sojourn In Paris, j
The regulations provided no j
means for the brides to accompany I
their husbands and for a while It
Boomed that they might be left be-j
bind, A tearful Joint dispatch, to j
resident Wilson led him to m.ikJ ,
errnngempntg for their rccommoda-!
t t a., how? i . -
Isaiah, the ' prophet , . may have
h; d some Inkling several thousand
years ago of the thirst that prohi
bition would raise in the land. At
tention was called today to thp
prophet's words as found in Isaiah
xxiv:ll-12, which read as follows:
"Ther is a eying for wine in the
streets; all joy is darkened, the
mirth of the land is gone. In the
city Is left desolation, and the gate
is smitten by destruction."
FERTILIZERS MAY
CHEAPER
BE
IN THE
FALL
It was announced by the depart
ment of agriculture that fall ferti
lizers would be cheaper- in the
southern states. The average prle
would be about 30 per cent, lower
than spring purchases.
Many North Carolina farmers
have manifested keen interest , in
tho prices of fertilizers for grain
and other craps to be put in this
fall.- ;
The announcement of the depart
ment follows conferences with indi
vidual manufacturers whiuh placed
the department in a position to
state that price of mixed fertilizers
F. O. B. in the South Atltntic and
Gulf ports' of Baltimore, Norfolk,
Wilmington, Charle.-itoti , Savannah
Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile
will be the same as the F. (). B.
prices', at Baltimore, Philadeliphfa
and Catarct, which established the
juices for the northern states.
The prices are based upon de.Iiv I
cry in 2fl0-pound hags. If in 107-
pound bags,
25 cents a ton
will brs
added; if In 125- pounds; 50
a ton, and if in 100-pound
cents
baa!'
75 cents the ton. j
Iii general, fiat delivered prices,
prevail in Viryinia, North Carolina I
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,;
Mississippi, Louisiana', east of the
Mi'snittiippi river, and Florida, ;
wot of the Apachlcola river, for1
which a flat rate of $2.50 a ton will ,
bo added to the port prices. In all (
of these states except Mississippi.;
and Louisiana when the actual
freight is less than $2.50 the tori..!
the actual freight "1 3 used. i
REJOICES DAUGHTER j
CAN RESUME STUDIES j
"Kver)thins my little 12 year-old j
girl ate distressed her; even a gkm 1
oE water would cause her to belch j
gas and sho w-as unable to go to j
ichool for nearly a year; I bought j
her a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful j
Renuxly, and since taking it shet
is rating us out of house and home
and Is attending school again." It j
a simple, harmless preparation i
that remoes the eatarrhtil mucous j
from the ; Intestinal tract and allays j
the Inflammation w hich causes j
practically all stomach, liver- and
Intestinal allnionts, ' including v ' an-..
retirticttls. One dose will convince
or money refunded. All dealers.
TO RHEUMATIC SUFFKRKRS.
Tuke a few bottles of Martin's Rheu
matic Compound. The great medi-
cine that cures inflammatory, acute!
and rhronir rhpumatlsm. For sain 'n 1
Reidsvllle by T. A. McGhee. East
Market street.
W. D. Martin,
TUle, N. C. .
Mail orders to Dr.
P. O. Cox SC, Leaks-
Albatross Wonderful Flyer,
The albatross spends its life, with
the exception of a lew weeks given
each year to nesting, entirely at .-ea,
and Is on the wing prnctlfttlly all the
time. Furthermore, it docs not pio
gross by flapping Its wing., as most
birds do, but seems to soar ut will, lat e
ly, If ever, giving u slroke of the win;?,
sermlmj to need no impetus. At tie.it
lag time, which early in the year,
the albatross repairs to au Isolated Is
land, such as one of the Crozet Is
lands, In the soiiibvrn Indian ocean, or
Tritan da Cunlia, lu the aouih At
lantic CKvau.
Right Idea About Business.
The obi ifleu that business is get
ting the better of your neighbor is not
only "bad business," but nonsense.
I'.uslness Is not getting the better of
but doing the best for your neighbor
and yourself. If business Is not mu
tually profitable, It Is mutually de
structive. My neilibor'8 pro-1. rit.v
helps mine and mine ills. When that
old pernicious notion l finally explod
ed the cMli uuium of !e;:iiess will be
at hand, tin; era of universal peace
between capital and labor. Lord l.ev
erhulme. ' :
Famous Castle of Durnstein.
The ragged towers of the castle of
Durnstein, in which Richard of Film
land was imprisoned, still rise by the
Panuiie, and there is a Napoleonic le
gend that, as the French emperor rode
by In his Wag mm campaign, he point
ed to them wiili horror as a reminder
of a barbarous Incident, Seemingly
his revery was untroubled by any pre
vision of the far harder fate lu store
for him.
Hoily Used as Symbol.
It was usual at Roman weddings to
present the bride with a wreath of
holly, significant of the wnrmest con
gratulations. In India and Persia the
followers of Zoroaster, the foun.der.of
fire worship," soak pieces of holly bark
In water and throw tho infusion It?
the faces of newly born babies, Re
lieving this will Insure them prosper
ity ami safety in this world.
Opportunity at Funeral.
Shortly after the new family moved
Into the house across the street the
old grandfather took ill and died. When
my little son heard of his death he
said he' was going to the "fooneral."
"Why, Bobbie, you don't even know
them," I said. "I know, mother," was
his reply, "but I think the fooneral
would be a good place to get 'quaint
ed." Chicago Tribune.
Good In Strawberry Wine.
Regarded medicinally, strav, berry
wine Is held to be superior to grape
wine. Spanish doctors' w ho have in
vestigated the matter report' that
strawberry wine gives the greater
strength to a weakened constitution.
The strawberry wine Industry Is said
to be assuming some Importance In
Spain.
Why Delay?
"Take this .medicine," said the young
doctor; "If it doesn't cure you, come
back in a few days and I shall give
you something that will." The patient
pocketed the doiTe reluctantly. In a
few moments'-, he returned. "If you
don't mind, doc, I'll take some of that
that will cure me right away."
Retribution.
When the man who Invented the
slide trombone grew old and crippled
and could not got away, retribution
hounded him in tho form. of a neighbor
who practiced mi one '.of the blamed
filings every night. An evil deed Is
always repaid with an evil deed.
Baker's Dozen.
" Years ago when a heavy penalty was
Inflicted for short weight, It was cus
tomary for bakers to give a surplus
number of loaves, called "inbread," to
avoid risk of Hue. The thirteenth
was known as the "vantage loaf," It Is
said.
. Drawing the Line.
"The fresh young man who always
wants to 'start soiitetliing,' " remarked
the Observer of K vents and Things,
"draws the llueVvtien It comes to the
morning lire In the stove." Yonkers
Statesman.
To Keep Pens From Corroding.
Steel pens hre destroyed by corro
sion from acid lu the ink. Put In the
Ink some nails or old steel pens, and
the acid wilt exhaust itself-on them,
and the pen in use will not corrode.
Indirect Action.
Said the almost philosopher, "It may
sound like a paradox, but when a fel
low has a weight lifted oil his mind It
makes las heart lieht."
Not Knocking the Doctor, Either.
Sometimes it looks like the doctor
l.s ihe only jK-rson In the coiumunlty
win) hasn't a sure cure for bad colds.
Galveston Ncwi
V'ant of Perception.
The devil has uo statu lrcr lly than
wa,lt ! pcicAi'Uow. i'Uiliy 11. Wick-
"''
Daily Theught
Ee wJse " w urluly, but i.yt world'.
a fZ Mr. It. V'. IVndnrvIs, well known In
H liiKmere," Fin., fn.vs : "I miflVrpil from J'-Si
A H such iniIih Iii my back tlint 1 could not
Tsslty'y O'" htoi.p over Jar rnmiuli to tic my. own L!3' w,
nl- 1 f " -vA hIhh's. I wns f tiff otnl my Joluts turt tno fjr Tl
in w ' 1 L y ci.iilimi.illv. My howols nero tumiul j, j.-"" t
I I t '"' teiiintu wns weak, often lining V 'V'n
H flL-p ui with foul Kim. My liver wni inactive1, IV"-- I l
St j A whitu gave me licmim tic, illzzy bjiolls, '
Hv nor.iint- foe Mm;. I lionutit a bottle of U Wft I A 1
K X't-Z l'iliXU, nud that was tin1 t'est money I l V A
ST. ,1 t f ever Knout. My back is limber nml sup- PvsV I
W yKrsJ n ll,(- 1 inn stoop ami bend at will, bowcl-i V I ftN. 'A'
0 v S n tine rcgulur aud - eany, rtieuniatlsui J
St jr cased and iny nmcles noiuinl. Iireco Is v , 1
1 ifJ V line n.eilit ine and I Kladly ruioinmetid it." I V J !
SI 1 ) 'A I'rem Is mnilc from Juices mid extrnets I V I
R 1 1 1 V 1 01 ninny iiiedlclmil berbiil plnnts, wblch I
1 )( V- in t on tlie vitul ofKHUJ iu a pkttbttUt UUd A. llLA It I
fj j ( I'tetiiM tiiuuucr. I I I I
4y GARDNER DRUG CO. ' U
I n iSSo)
ESSAY ON PANTS
Pants are made for men and not
for women. Women are made fo'
men and not for imnta. When a
man pants for a woman and wLea
a womans pants for a man that
makes a pair of pants. Pants
are like molisses; they are thinner
in hot weather and thicker in cold
weather. There has been much
dlt-cussion as to whether pants is
singular ' or plural. Seems to us
that when men we::r pants it is plu
ral and when they don't it is singu
lar. If you want to make the pants
last, make the coat first. -The A!a
bamian. FORTUNES FROM WHITE
BURLEY TOBACCO
Ohio tobacco growers are 30
The Stewart Corsets
Eest Me(e
$4.0aand Up
Measurtmcnts ial.en and oilers prcirptly cent in
Quick Del'very!
Miss Flora Foofe, Agent.
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PRICES
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5923
02S
Foui i.fcc.a Cx i
Zedt.a " :. $1325
Cccpe . 1 13
. F O. H, Tticio'-j'
VCT MOTOi CAR CO.
ruNT. i.;icij.
Oorl Fife Pamsenger
Tottrina Car
flush with money that banks are
complaining that they cannot lend
their funds. Mortgages that were
to run -several years have been
lifted and money is being put into
new houses and farm building?
Owners of grnaU tracts cf tobacco
land, wjlio had not oxpfx-tel ti
have anything but the most modest
type of farm house, are now hav
ing houses built that would be a
credit to any city. Southern To
ba.K Jcjurnal.
Advertising
ia this paper will bring
god returns on the
money invested
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CHEER UP! THERE IS
NO NEED TO WORRY
BECAUSE IT IS AFTER
JULY FIRST
If you have a strong
thirst, we can help you
get rid of it. Just come
in and try some o our
many lines of soft drinks
at our fountain.
Or'try a saucer of our
. delicious -
"BLUE RIBBON ;
ICE CREAM."
Our I jt.-efi, j.oo, - ara
worthy of ytaur trial.
; Come to see us.
REIDSVILLE CANDY
KITCHEN
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