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^gR ESH A Ll THE PRESS, THE PEOPLES RIGHTS MAINTAIN; UNAWED^BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN.1* voluwn XIX. MOCKSVTLLE. NORTH CAROLINA. W EDNESDA^ JANUARY 9. 1918. NUMBER 26 WasteAt The Catapa; health* of our soldier boys that maans Tiie.WayWeFann. From time to dm e.com plainats to provide for this saving Can'That Stuff. Let His Dinner Go. It Is The Average Man. have reached this office relative to should at once be brought into use. A Mr. Foy, who is rated as a “ mar Willis Thompson, who serves as ket expert,” has been giving New The other day, as I started A writer in the Wiimingtoa tbe rnanDer ia which good food I t would require 1,000 ordinary press ageot^pr the Democratic Yorkers some points about buying home at noon time, I sat with a Star, who bears the ear marks of farms to produce the pork that state CentrajJiCommittee. is on* ffas being wasted at the- different turkevs. He sagely advises them gentleman who said be had had George Cochran, states in the fol armf encam pm ents, butiowing ta could be made from the wastes of with an article in which he de our not to buy turkeys from Virginia or but little breakfast and that he lowing facts, and circumstances the fact that no ,anthetitic . inform army camps, and it would en dares that id '; the elections next was ready for bis dinner. I was coii; North .Carolina, because/‘they eat tbat are very familiar: mation was on hind, the m atter courage na, who are working over- tobacco leaves and the jnice of the year the democratic party will pro in the same fix. “I saw a list of contributors time ceed to makevloyalty the issue— vaa passed over. T haf were i r >"a trying to “do our bit" in the plant does not add to-the sweetness “ What are you going to eatl” made in a small town the other prod large and apparently needless was production of needful meals and of the jneat.” The Greensboro Rec prescribing ali those who oppost- he aBked, and I thought maybe it day for the army Y. JI. C. A. fats i te taking place at the camps there to know- that those having ord relates that Mr. MartinDougIas, that party te /disloyal. It might was blue legged collards and corn funds, and knowing the people char, be well lor tba sta te . machine to jeems to be uo further ^Subt. . We charge ot the. camps are aloO ‘ doing of th at city, was reading a paper in bread. named, scanned, the list with in their a hotel when he came across that il take cognizance of what happened la v e always been forced to'/believe bit.’' Feeding 3,000 pigs “Don’t know what Iwill have,” terest. I saw tbat persons h- d Iuminating bit of information and to the maciiine in Fort Wayni- iflcsp roii see smoke there, | is al might be good bhsihess for the he said. “My little boy caught given liberally ,who are notorious farm trainedi boys who have in my passed the word along that it is that tried tofplay that game in tbt- TCys some fire; The? fifsY report something- that looks suspicious)} a rabbit in a box and brought it ly slow abont paying their bills; of the huge amount of.waste were opinion been unwisely placed, con recent election. - It deliberated home a few days ago. This morn I saw that well-to-do persons who doubtful. He owns a farm and de set to work to make a bad cause jiot given no more than > passing sidering the; needs of- the world, clares that he has never known any ing the wife wauted it killed be could havejgiven $25, $50. or $100 ^ood by investing it, with the balo consideration and were'put down as when confined in soldier training of his turkeys to “either chew to fore I went to the office. So I and never missed it. gave a dollar; i of patriotism' and boldly challen • i f “hearsay,” however, one Jady' of camps.—Btatesville Sentinel. bacco or smoke cigarettes.” Butthe went out and caught him out of I saw that some who have little to ging the loyalty of those who dared tbe city, whose word could c o tb e advice of the '‘market expert will be the pen. I got him by the hind give and need all. they can get, opposeit. -We all remember very doubted, stated that she made an . Unprepared. taken seriously by many people in legs ready to break his neck, and gave fair sums—sums that meant distinctly h6w the voters answered investigation while at one of the When he came back to the country, the north. Theyhave always thou he set up a terrible crying. He sacrifice; I saw that men who this impudent assumption and i camps and she reports; th a t. Bhe1 Ambassador Gerard was, by his own ght something was wrong with the opened his little mouth and cried make a good living, good, average Southern brand of turkeys and now is not to be doubted that the state found planty of waste. Large pie admission, "shocked to find that in just like a little baby.. citizens, measured up to what wa 9 the years that had elapsed since the they , know it. The flesh of these will reply in rkind if this demagog ces of bread, iu many oases very, “In fact, he cried so pitifully expected of them and gave accor outbreak of the world . conflagration fowls is polluted with' tobacco juice ic ruse is again attempted. The near whole loaves of bread, iarge that I decided that maybe that' he ding to their means, not at a sac nothing had been done to prepare the and' they-will have no more of it. people are not altogether stupid pieces of elegant meat autf choice On the contrary, they M l ask for a loves his life as well as I love mine, rifice but liberal just the same.- nation for a reasonable national de and they haye not forgotten that 60 after looking at his little mouth doubtless the same situation pre pieces of beef, potatoes pnd other fense.” turkey from .Vermont or Maine and in congress at the last session the will be given a genuine Vermont" or and listening to his crying, I just vails everywhere. Ihe man who things were burned; Tlie fact- is Well might he have been shocked, liepublican members stood between recognized chat great care must W for what, more astounding thing is Maineturkey that was . born raised turned him loose and he went hop. owes others is not generally bad and killed.in North Carolina or Vir President ^tjilson and an awful hu ping away through the garden ” at heart—just careless-like and taken in order to insure healthful there in our history, or in human his miliation at/the hands of his own ness bat we fail to see where clean toryr than that a nation, whose citi ginia, for. after a turkey gets into You would be surprised to know thriftless?, and while he has no bus the hands of the market man up party. They did this not because food properly cared for, could pro zens were being murdered month af the identity of that man. He-is a iness giving liberally, still he could north he is naturalized to suit any they loved ^he president, for they dnce any serious effects. The ter month, a nation whose ships were prominent business man of Char do worse. Tbe ones who can Sive call that .might be made. But it is most certaijiily ;did not, but simply lotte, a man controlling half a and do give are credited with work, of coarse, is being carried on being sunk and whose right to sail upon the ocean was denied, should a fact that the tobacco patch is the because it fwas the patriotic thing thousand men and one In whom plain duty done; those who’ give Innder the directions of specialists^ take no steps to prepare to defend its natural pasture for the southern bred to do. It .waa the only thing loyal some might not look for 'sentiment till it hurts get tbeir names on the but specialists often j>ecome theor turkey. ;' He does not chew the leav rights. men could .do - under the circum of this sort.—Charlotte Observer. books of the recording angel; but ist and IosefaIl theirpraotibal Bense es, as tlie expert from New York For nearly two years now, or ever stances. The President escaped the despicable, close listed houud With the nation facing a serious claims, butiie .doesfeast upon tobac since the Lusitania went down, it has a tragic repudiation solely by the Must Not Hoard Food. who has plenty and gives a hnn. food shortage, it'ia nothing less to many observers, seemed inevitable co worms. The worm is the most grace and. magnanimity of the op troublesome' enemy the tobacco When the word goes out that dred cents—well, he is the only tban a sin and a shame to be horn that we should be drawn into tbe position hebas always despitefully farther has to encounter. •‘Worm sugar, Hour or other articles of reason why a fellow would like to ing food of tbe naturethatis being maelstrom of ; this .mighty struggle. used. The ; country knows this ing” the fields by hand is a tedious foodstuffs may be scarce, many see .the .Huns come over .and burn burned at tbe camps today, wheth- For the more concessions we made to and accordingly, when it is called militarism the more we should have and -expensive proceeding, but every people who have the money and up some of his stuff.” er it be the TTnitedStateB ..govern upon to Support- the democratic to m ake.The more 'indignities we tobacco; farmer who owns a flock of have opportunity to boy, lay in a If. tjie country was made up of ment having thts done-or- indiyid-' candidatea-next fail “on the plea submitted to the more would be put turkeys or can rent a flock from a large supply of these things^prob- the type last named the Huus nals. We are told thatevery pou . that they}!represent loyalty, it will Upo^ us;, f c r t h a t .i s the . Prussian: .neighbor is saved thatl .trouble and ably an amount sufficient . to last would cjnie: and the pity of it is, nd of hog meat m"e
THEDA VIE RECORD, MOCKSVHLE, N. 0. s a s s
Somewhere In .Davie. Moclfsville Enterprise Suspends. ; Japk Had A Good Dinner. THE DAVIE RECORD. Jack AlHson/one of our soldier boys, at Dec. 27.1917. Mr. C. L. Beard, who hus been ed Tj e w c h a n g e s Camp Jackson, who is Mess Seargent, re C. FRANK STROUD - * Editor. Mr. Editdr:—I think your illustra itor and owner of the Mocksville En MORE PROMPT UNj tion of Mf- Santford Martin, -of terprise for the past nine months, ports a fine Christmas dinner. Here is what the 13th-Company, 4th Training Bn. TELEPHONE I. Winston-Salem Journal fame being FREIGHT Cl has been forced to suspend the pub 156th Depot Brigade devoured: - To The People of Davie a flea on the ear of an elephant- in Iication of The Enterprise on account Olives . 'r.Pickles .. ^Celery Entered at the Poatoffice in Mocks- comparison with Ex-President Roose ville, N. C., as Second-class Mail of bad health. Mr. Beard purchased Cream of CeIery Soup ' : Oysterettes matter. March 3. 1903, velt very apt. -Today’s Journal has The Enterprise and did all he could Roast Turkey? ■. Sage Dressing Jlli IMPERATIVE a very inspiring editorial to those-of to build up a first-class paper, but Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes And Vicinity. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: the Journal’s kind. He says the for lack of advertising patronage and . Roast Prime Ribs.qf Beef, Au Jus ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - ' $ I OO more Roosevelt knocks the harder local support the paper could no.t Steamed Rice -With Cheese Green Peas McAdoo Announces SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE1 9 50 he knocks,'impatient because of the make the success that Mr. Beard had .Macaroni.and Cheese Appeals to Shippers] THREE MONTHS. IN ADVANCE $ 25 small amount of attention he is at hoped for, and for the past several ApplePie CaIiforhiaPeachPie Do you realize what an institution this store is and to Co-Operate In Re| V Coffee tracting. then proceeds to', devote months, on account of failing health Cars Quickly. largest circulation of any paper what a benefit it is to you, the purhcasing public? over half of his editorial space to Apples Oranges BanaJas EVER PUBLISHED IN DAVIE COUNTY. he finds it impossible’ to continue the Malaga Grapes : Nuts Cigars him; there is some inconsistency, publication. Mr. Beard contem It is our constant aim and endeavor to give you Washington. — Tol Bro Martin, in your tirade against prompt unloading of f| W EDNESDAY, JAN:: ' 9. 1918. plates entering 'a sanatorium' for Mrs. Sahmel Turner Dead. this once loyed man by your crowd THE BEST AND HIGHEST QUALITY MERCH rector General McAq treatment for nervous trouble and new railroad demurraa Mr Roosevelt occupies a peculiar or Mrs. Samuel^Turner,' of Monbo, died his friends throughout the county ,Thursday evening, following a short ill ANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICE. mestic traffic, effectil - The weather could have been unique position as a citizen. He has hope that he will soon be restored to continuing the present] worse during the'Christmas holidays ness of pneumonia, aged 63 years. The been loved by all the people of the health again. Mr. Beard willl leave body was brought to ' MocksviUe Friday You know that Shoes have advanced, in inost time but providing for) but we are glad it wasn't. • United States. The Republicans his family here for th e . present. afternoon, and the funeral services were ing from 50 to 100 per [ lived him when President, th e' De [Since Mr. Beard had us to write held at the residence of Mr. J, J. Eaton cases, about 97 per ct, in the past twelye months. thereafter. We want a live correspondent at mocrats when he made it possible the above announcement, he has de Saturday^ morning at "11 o'clock, after The director generd Farmington, Cooleemee, Cana and HERjE YOU CAN GET ALL THE SHOES YOU for Woodrow Wilson to be? Presi cided that he will not suspend the which the body Was laid to rest in the ^shippers and consignel Pino. Write us for-supplies. Clement graveyard. Rev. E. 0. Cole, In releasing cars to ml dent. He winds up his vitriolic publication of the paper at this time. WANT AT A VERY SLIGHT ADVANCE OVER emergency and tc ml spleen by'saving that he. God-fear —Editor.] i' assisted by Rev. E. P. Bradley, conducted Who says labor" hasn’t gone up. the funeral' mid burial services. Mrs. forts even before the| ing and liberty-loving American citi LAST FALL. rag charges go into An old hen used to. cackle for one Turner before: her marriage was Miss zen should permit a night to pass terminals as a contribil cent—now it is five cents a cackle. Many Were Married. Amelia Eaton.” She is survived by her Then again you know Clothing o f all-, kinds.: has. cess of the war. Thl over his head without falling on his. husband. twoibrothers, Messrs. Joe Eaton The time seems to have arrived knees and devoutly thanking'- thi- Register of Deeds Daniel, issued quite a advanced greatly. IT HAS NOT ADVANCED 1Sctidn was emphasizq number of marriage licenses during the of MocksvUle, and 0. B. Eaton, of Winston, from A. H. Smith, aa when all nations want to talk peace. God of nations that Woodrow Wil holidays. Among the number issued we and one sister. Miss rBlanche Eaton, of HERE AND WILL NOT AS LONG" AS OUR general in charge ot ojj_ War is hell, and is of the devil. son and not Theodore Roosevelt it note the following: MocksviUe. Mrs. Turner'was a consistent the Mississippi! river,] President of this Republic Why J. B. Sain to Miss Hattie Powell. member of the Methodist church. A good . PRESENT STOCK HOLDS OUT. tion is increasing atf Davie county is going' to have a not thank Mr. Roosevelt for the di William M. Cartner to Miss Inez Wilson woman has.been'caUed to her reward. Pittsburgh and Buffalo] Community Fair next fall. Get this vision of Republicans that made Mr Arlie Jordan to Miss Mattie May SmooL These are not the only two items that maintain ported that the situ idea into your head and let.it grow. Wilson President in 1912. -whereby W. F. Potts to Miss Pearl Lakey. . - Jurors For February Cour]. largely to cold weathel ness among trainmen] he had a chance to build up a ' pow Bryan Smith to Mies Mary Gregory. TheCounty Commissioners in session the old prices. Each and every article, as long' as Those who failed to pay their sub and scarcity of labor erful machine that elected him a- William Sides to Miss Kate Owens. Monday, drew the following jurors for the scription for 1917 before Christmas, they last, will be sold for the same old prices. Come extensive curtailment ■ gain in 1916: before the various ele C. M. Spillman to Miss Lela SwicegGod. February term of Davie Superior CourL can dp so yet. We can still find a W. V. Robertson to Miss Luna Plott. New Demurrag ments of the Republican party had which convenes here Feb. 25th: in and let us show you these wonderful valves. The new demurrage! use for the money.. H. A. Maberry to Mrs. Minnie Creason. time to coalesce. The answer is W. L. Gobble, Foss Swicegood, B. F. by the interstate con very plain why the Democratic par Jordan, R. F. Collett, J. 0. Markland,- R. sion on request of til It would seem that there are two M. Foster. L. D. Boger, L. M. Armsworthy Your neighbor is a regular patron ty is hurling. their main shafts a- Mr. Stewart Dead. era!, are ?3 per car f] classes of merchants in Davie coun Jack Seaford, Sam A. Bailey, D. J. Brown, gainst Mr. Roosevelt. He did not after the two free d| ty—one class whose trade is appre Mr. Marion Stewart, who lived C. E. Clayton, W I. Leach, J. C-Dwiggins, of this store, why aren’t you? The second day, and $1 ciated and the other whose trade is go over body and baggage into the east of the depot, died Wednesday N. T. Foster. C. A. Smoot, A. L. Bowles. J. each succeeding day not worth having. Politics makes Democratic patty, neither does he morning after a ten day’s illness with A. Gaither, J. E. Jones, J. R. West, W.- F. per day reaches $10. strange bed fellows ..sometimes. endorse everything that is sent' out lock bo.wel, aged 26 years. The Walker, W. G. Shermer, C. E. Alexander, oftener you come the more you save; then will be charged from Washington branded Demo burial took place at Pleasant View W. E. Sidden, D. W. Bailey, A. D. Konntz, fraction thereafter, Would it be'asking too much of cracy. There is another potent rea Baptist church, near County Line, on W. H. Howard, W- F. Anderson, B. S. Or- rage rates in most the Government-iiwe should put in rell, J. M. Stroud, J M. Cope, H W. Greg country are $1 Tor thd son why he has suddenly come into Thursday. Mr. Stewart is survived the two days’ free timq a requisition for ailargeir depot for disrepute ’with Democracy and that by his wife and two little chiibren, ory, J. A. Gaither. E. F. Tutterow, L. M. Tutterow, J . L. Thompson. ' FLETCHER BROTHERS. ond day, $3 for the our town. It is verv unpleasant for is he looms high in the political ho father, mother, several brothers and the fourth day, and fori ' ladies to have to stand out in the rizon as our .next President. Mr. sisters? Mr.'-'' Stewart moved to Eight snows have fallen since the TRADESTREjET after. Even these ral snow while waiting' on trains that ,Roosevelt’s -unselfish and patriotic Mocksville about a year ago from 12th of December.. The ground has times higher than thos| run hours-behind schedule. I -ffer to finance two or three Divis been white for four weeks. ' ed a year ago, and wh near County Line; He was a good, last spring when cona ions of troops for France, and to go honest, industrious citizen, and his WINSTON-SALavi - N.C. We can’t see whv there is a coal em -railroads jroeame] himself is very much discounted by family have the sympathy of the shortage It would appear from the NOTICE. higher rates are charge] the present administration, but when town in their affliction. , coast and in several number of coal trains passing bv the American people have an oppor J. W. Martin & L. M. Furches ' Barber Junction that coal would be • vs tunity to express themselves you PEACE NEGOTIATIOli the cheapest thing -in the world Mrs. J. M Poplin Dead. C. M. Brown and Delia Brown. will Hear a different tale The pre Sale of Real Estate and Personal RUSSIANS. Enough coal passes there in one day dominatingand outstanding features Mrs. J. M. Poplin, of near Mocks- to supply Davie county for ten years. of Theodore Roosevelt is that he is ville, died Wednesday evening of last Property. Germans Would Not to Neutral week, after an illness of some time In accordance with a judgment render The Record fixes its own advertis honest and; intensely patriotic. I with tuberculosis. i The funeral and ed,- in tbe above case, at November Term The ,peace negotiatio| ing rates. Someiim.es. a business dare say that he is represented' in of Davie County Superior Court, I will sell central powers and the, burial services, were held Thursday h. use goes so far as to : try to dic the trenches by more men than for cash, at the court house door in Mocks- ernmcnt in Russia ha afternoon at 3 o’clock by her pastor, ville, N. C., on the 4th "day" of February, tate tb' us what we shall charge for thousands of these little yelping Se porarily suspended” bl Rev. T. F. McCulloh, and the. body i918. the following real estate, to-wit: a page'ad; 'W e need the ads, but ducers of political character that are 1st? Lot situate on'North side of De Home of . . .Come in and From the meager aq laid to rest in -Bethel churchyard. From Manufacturer — appears the rock up] we don’t-need.theof bad enough to trying to belittle him. He has given pot Street, known as the .Charlie. Brown Deceased .leaves several sons; and stere house and lot; bohnded as follows: Dependable - ' '• - -.--rt ■ -’Get’'-' tinuation of the pourpJ rob one mercbant to help another. -' his all—his four sons ,today are iti Beginning at a stone. Southeast corner of- the service of the United States in daughters, and a host of friends to Tb W earer the demand Cf the Rrf the original Jesse Clement lot, near the Clothes • ,Acquainted conference be resumea We were living.in hopes that the one or other branches of the Army mourn her ios3. Her husband pre- well; thence North t ch. to a stake; thence Instead of at Brest-Lii ceeded her to the spirit land about West 50 feet to a stone in R. M. Foster’s necessities of life might dron a little and it is no fault of his that he is line; thence South I ch. to a stone, R. M: fied with the iwoposals I after Christmas ' Instead of drop not there. What greater service three- months ago. A good woman Foster’s line, in the side of tbe Street,- by the Teutonic allies! ping they have taken another flight can a man render his country than has .been called to her reward. The thence to the beginning, see deed ot Gil cess of the Brest-LitoI bert Haven Lodge No. 4567, to Chariie to offer his: life? Theodore Roose chifdren have the sympathy of a host Leon Trotzky, the boa upward, and eggs sold last week for Brown; recorded in book 21, page 443 in minister, had been iil SO.ceuts per dozen, the highestprice velt needs no defense from me, the of friends the office of Register of Deeos of 'Davie County, N. C. deliberations being hi ever paid m Davie county/ United States knows him, and a 2nd. TructorioLadjoining the above soil instead of at thd great majority knows that he is on,e Fork Church News. *described lot on the North and known - as era headquarters. Thel No one can tell what a day may of the greatest men living.. Mr. Mrs. Tadd, of near Charlotte, returned the Delia Brown (Smoot) Lot, bounded as ever, had been oquallj bring forth; The connfcry seems to follows: Beginning at a stone on A. A. determination not to Martin must visit the old sanctuary to her home last week, after spending Anderson’s line, thence North 60 feet to a have gone mad. Never in' the his os one Josephus Daniels while! so Russians rt any othe twp months here with her daughter, Mrs. stone; thence West-157 feet to a st< ne; Brest-Litovsk. tory of the world has.there been so journing in-the city of RaleigJ^-his N-iC. Long. ihence South 60 feet to a stake or stone; many'crimes committed, so much thence East 157 feet to the beginning, con At The Pric^ German advices SalJ editorials have the smack ant|,; smell Mrs. Ellen Pack has just returned to taining one-tenth of an acre more or les‘. the effect that the . murder, and so many accidents. It of Josephus, back when he Was sav her home here from a stay of several See deed from Trustee to Jas. Gray, book gates, on finding that j seems that the people have forgot ing the State. They-are in nowise Weeks at LSkington with her daughter, 19, page 501 in the office of Register of tives of the Teutonic . Mrs. Sarah Biande. Deeds of Duvie countyr- Brest-Litovsk awaitin ten God and- gone money-mad. like one year-ago. W. 3rd.. Tract or lot, known as the Char Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Simmerson. of lie BroWn dwelling and bounded as fol started for this town, . What this country needs is a Post , ; Likes Arm; Life. Salisbury, spent the holidays here with lows: Beginning at an iron stake, the $8,50 CrowelTClo. Cd., $35,00 come through to showL master General.: The mail from; Mrs. W. H. Proctor. Northeast corner of the A. M. McGlamery t • . . . ,. . any foundation in fact! lot; thence with Street 40 feet to ao iron New, England which, once arrived Mr. Rditor:—Just a few lines to Other holiday' visitors here were Mr. of the Germans to disC the boys .of old : Davie.. I like the and Mrs, Rey Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Win stake; corner of .I. Brown's lot; thence tings was arrived at here on Wednesdaynow arrives the' West 150 feet to an iron stake in Mqry council held in Bd following Monday.. Mr. Burleson, army very well .Of course all "of Wyatt1Pearson Williams, J. B. Smith. Pass line; thence South-40 feet to an iron Winter is Here, See us for Mrs. L. M. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Wheel stake, comer of. the lot of the Reformer's which was attended bj in trying to save a few dollars, has: the boys will get ' homesick for a- von Hindenburg and < whilei.' rfWe are fed mostly on beans er Leonard, all from Winston-Salem, spent Lodge; thence East 150 feet to the begin demorilized the"mail service through-? and potatoes.and sometimes we have ning, containing .one-tenth.- of an acre dendorff, first quarter several days here'w ith their parents. more or less, being Lot No. 3 in the divis WARM CLOTHES; OVERCOATS out the country. Two mail clerksi eggs for breakfast. I have one of Prof. H. D. Pegg, of Richmond, Va., spent ion of Church Property, see deed Ircm are trying to do the work of six' the finest Captains that is in ' Camp FOOD SITUATION OF a day or two here with friends. Rev. S. Trustees ofMocksbiilePresbyterian Church ALLIES IS I Relief is asked for and. needed.. Jackson. We took one little .hike W. Hall, of . Winston-Salem, also spent recorded in book 20. page 447, office of of about eight miles, and I thought Register of Deeds' of Duvie County SUITS, SWEATERS, SHIRTS, it was fine. .If I never get to a worse two days here. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smith Also the following personal property: Washington:—The Thyift Stamp Day, Jan; 12th. place than the army I will be a hap of Corhatzer, visited relatives here. MiSs • One Mahogany folding bed, cost $70, I the allied countries ol py boy. GRADY BOGFR. Mamie Stafford, of Bixby, and Miss Horn, oak lounge. 4 rocking chairs. 2 centre ta er than it has been a Gilbert T. Stevenson, of Winston bles,-I bat rack. I-suit of oak furniture, GLOVES, HOSIERY, UNDER- CampJackson1S. C. of Virginia, visited at Mrs. M M. AndeN the beginning of the v Salem, will be here Saturday, Jan, son's. bedstead, bureau and wash-stand, I oak American government 12th. and will deliver an address on dining table, 6 dining chairs, I oak side Boys Didn’t Go To Camp. Would say to.Mr. E. L Davis, of Flor board. I oak china cloket, I' cook range concern. Official rei the. War Saving Certificates and ida, that no doubt if we correspondents and utensils, 4 bedsteads (three iron and : ; V WEAR. . tfsme food shortage Thrift Stamps. , AU of the people in The five Davie boys who were to were basking in the orange groves 'of the one oak bedstead},-2 oak dressers. 2 oak France and Italy. - • the county are urged to .be. present leave last Wednesday for Camp Jack wasn-stnnds, I cook range in restaurant The fact that condil Rowery State, we might do better In writ and two ice boxes. This the 3rd day of KEEP WARM KEEP WELL on that date. The speaking will take son. Columbia, did not go. The jo ing the-news items, but nevertheless we and Austria are • far cal board received instructions to January, 1918. only ground for opt place at 12 o’clock in the cbUrt house, will try. to do better in 1918 than we have THOS. N .CHAFFIN, Commissioner. 'send no more men to camp- until E. L.. GAITHER. Atty. the situation. . The teachers "and- school commit further notice.’ It is thought that- heretofore. KEEP SATfSFDED teemen from all sections of the coun no more men .will be ’sent to camp Mr. ahd Mrs. Lee Walser and children, Mo t o r t r u c k t r a i I of Spencer, spent several days here with ty are urged to be present and assist until after-'Feb. 15th. Th'e local North Carolina, I Superior Court, f r o m d e t r o i in this great work. board is busy classifying the- regis relatives last week. ' ' ■ Davie-County, f ,, Feb. Term, 1918. IVe Can Save You Money. tered men, find putting most ^of the Miss Biddie Davis has returned home Rosa Gross Washington.— As a married men in class four*. They from a visit to friends a t Churchland and ;, ve ' NOTICE. cessful trial run by s Honor Roil of Jerusalem School. Calvin Gross will finish mailing out the qriestion- Linwood. I truck train from Detroi For month endingDec. 14, 1917, Re aires to the registered men; today. Miss Mae Williams who is attending The defendantabove named will take t'c seaboard the qua: quirements, regular attendance, good be- notice ;:tbat an action entitled as above school at Oxford,- spent the holidays here. has been comhidqccdSn the Superior Court POrtment decided to -^ajjiorcgood le?Sons> > School tjj> Open Next, # ,'Also Miss Neola Williams who teaches at of Davie C o u g r y ^ N Tm- the parpose ,of trains from Detroit ev -1st Gr^de—Elsie Alexander, Irene^rag- CROWfLL OyOTHlNG CO. On account of the seve^-lweather- Rine Ridge, spent tbe holidays here with annulling matrimony now eeks. beginning Janu - deq. Natmie Ward, '.Clarence AQgmnder; hoifiefolks. t, ; existing between the plaintiff and defend- ..oy the department ho and the soijy heating pla£t;St the Ant: and said defendant will further take ' - Kay Peacqck. : Mr. and Mrs.. Otho Williams, of: Cleve V ^ SLO ANS PLAjCE < { 1Cvlng railroad conge 2nd Gr^dc—Vertie Potts, BurQe Brog- graded school building, ^tfie/kcfiool ndtice'that beds required to appear at Porting army supplies board decidjed last week hot to open land. spent several days here with Telat :the term of: tbe‘ 'Superior Court 6f said den, John Alexander. tives recently. county to be held on the last Monday in e same time ellmim 3rd Grade—Ethel Brogden. Wsde Potts, the School iintil next; Moiiday1 Jan. Februarv,1918, at the court house of said ON THE CORNEfL; ^ • STATESVILLE^ Pf. C. *‘ty of .shipping the 14th. A large number of ' schools Robert Everhart, who has held a posit county in thetown ofMockaville, N. C, Beatrice Beeker, Lola PottslBeatriceBeck. ion a t Toledo, Ohio, for .quite o~ while; 4th Grade-Lewis Beck, Lucile Waid. throughout the StatChave postponed and anstver or demur to the complaint in spent two weeki here with home folks. . > said.action, or the plaintiff will apply to Lois Beck, Alma Potts, Rosa Peacock, opening until next weelcor later It *■ E. N. Hendrix, of- Winstbn-Salam, spent Ute court for the relief demanded in said . IthGrade-ClaraBeck*. Joseph Beeker. js. hoped that the weateer will • im-- a dav or two brae this week - With his complainL This the Slst daytof .Decern: SOPHIE SffiRONEY. Teacher. : bet 1917. -■ prove bythattime. ‘ -- -.- mothar. „ ' SOROSIS. "• . A. T. GRANT, Cleik Superior Court. • W": ; Il THE DAviE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. M I I K RITES OLD NORTH STATE NEWS Brief -Nbtes -Covering Happenings in., HER AFTER2151 . This States That Are of interest to § L E m T M AU the People.
NEW CHANGES TO PROMOTE The minimum wholesale quantity oi VANTS TO REGULATE THE GOV- ARE THOSE WITHOUT FAMI LI E3 ’ cottonseed meal which must be sola MORE PROMPT UNLOADING OP ERNMENT OPERATION OF DEPENDENT UPON THEM by the crusher at $49.50 per ton was FREIGHT CARS. reduced from 30 tons to 10 tons by a RAILROADS IN.U. S. FOR LIVING. ruling issued by State Food Adminis trator Henry A. Page.
The operating pavilion and labora m I N T I I I E SECESSIH IS APPROVED BY CONGRESS tory at the base hospital at Camp POLICY IS ANNOUNCED Greene were totally destroyed by fire entailing a loss of between $75,000 and McAdoo Announces New Rates. and Asks That Carrier Be Guaranteed AU Men Who Have Reached 21st $100,000, according to Major W. L. Appeals to Shippers and Consginees j Compensation on Basis of Average Sheep, in command of the hospital. A store is and Birthday Since June 5 Are defective flue caused the fire. to Co-Operate in Releasing Freight Operating* Income for the Last Required to Register. |ing public? Cars Quickly. j Three Years. • Preparations are being made to en Washington.—AU men for the war; large CamP Greene at Charlotte to ac to give you Washington. — To promote more ‘ Washington.—Legislation to regu- armies still to be raised by the United commodate another brigade of about L i k e prompt u n lo a d in g of freight cars, Di- Iate the government operation of rail- States will come from Class I under; ”,000 men, at a cost of $200,000. Addi TY MERCH- rector General McAdoo established | roads and to guarantee the carriers the new selective service plan. That' tional cantonment buildings are to be M ellow Sunlight new railro ad demurrage rules' for do- 1 compensation on the basis of their means the nation's fighting is to be; constructed at' once by the construct m estic traffic, effective January 21, j average operating income for the done by youhg men without families ing quartermaster’s department. Specs were for old folks when continuing the present two days’ free j last three years was asked of Congress dependent upon their labor for sup-, grandma was young. She wears ced, in most time but providing for increases rang- bJr President Wilson in an address to port and unskilled in necessary indus The adjutant general's department specs now but often forgets to ing from 50 to 100 per cent in. charges - botb houses in joint session. Bills trial or agricultural work. 1 of the North Carolina national guard use them in the mellow sun ^elve months, thereafter. j embodying his recommendations and Provost Marshal General Crowdor is advised by the war department that light of The director general appealed to an aPPropriation ot' a half announces the new policy in an ex the staff, retired, and reserve officers haustive report upon the operation of HOES YOU 'sh ip p ers and consignees to co-operate 1 lon, doUars as a “revolving fund” of the North Carolina national guard the selective draft law submitted to RAYO LAMPS in releasin g cars to meet the national w®re 1Ptrodticed immediately and an who have not heretofore been drawn kNCE OVER Sscretary Baker and sent to Congress. into the service of the federal army em ergency and to make special efr ^l11 be made to rusb the-m Rayo Lamps can be lighted as to prompt passage. He says Class I should provide men will have opportunity to enter one or foris even before the higher demur- for all military needs of the country, another of the six training camps easily as a gas jet, without tak rag charges go into effect to clear While the president's address met with general approval among demo and to accomplish that object urges about January 15 for special training ing off either the chimney or ill kinds , has terminals as a contribution to the suc amendment of the draft law so as to that will.give them opportunity for the shade. Of strong, simple cess of the war. The necessity for. crats and republicans alike, opposi tion is expected to develop to a pro provide that all men who have reach commissions up . to major and active construction—artistic in- design !a d v a n c e d 'action was emphasized by a report ed their 21st birthdays since June .5, service thereafter. from A. H. Smith, assistant director vision in the administration bill that —they give bright flickerless federal control shall continue after 1917, shall be required to register for AS OUR general in charge of operations east of classification. Also, In the interest' The increased collection in the office light that saves eye-strain. the Mississippi! river.that “accumula the war indefinitely or until congress orders otherwise and other details of 'of fair distribution of the military bur of Internal Revenue Collector J. W. tion is increasing at points east of Ask for them by name. If your the compensation basis. den, he proposes that the quotas of Bailey for the first six months of the Pittsburgh and Buffalo." Mr. . Smith re The plan will affect immediately states or districts be determined fiscal ye'ar, amounts to $1,751,360.95. dealer does not have them write ported that the situation was due hat maintain only ,the wage requests of the broth hereafter on the basis of number of The collections for December, 1917, to our nearest station. - largely to cold weather, but that sick erhoods but demands which may be men in Class I and not upon popula amounted to $830,199.17 over the same ness among trainmen and engineers tion. le, as long= as made later by other classes of organis month in 1916. The department is Aladdin Security Oil guaran and scarcity of labor has necessitated ed labor probably will be handled in Available figures indicate, the re just beginning to receive the. war tax tees best results from lamps, extensive curtailment of train service. prices. Come the same way, Mr. McAdoo reserving port says, that there are 1,000,000 and expects the collections for the New Demurrage Rates. physically and otherwise qualified men stoves and heaters. the right to make whatever decision next half fiscal year to exceed ten The new demurrage rates approved under the present regulation who will STANDARD OIL COMPANY uf valves. he chooses without regard to recom million. by the interstate commerce commis be found in Class I when all ques- ' (New Jersey) mendations of the advisers. Weihirliton,D.C. BALTIMORE * • sion on request of the director gen ' tionnaires have been returned and the Norfolk. Va. (Lin Charlestoo,W .Va. Some .increases, both to the broth Mr. B. R, Lacy1 State treasurer, has Richmond. Vs. Cbarlestoo. S. C. ir p a t r o n eral. are $3 per car for the first day classification period ends February 15. been appointed by Acting Grand Mas after the two free days $4 for the erhoods and to other railway labor, To this the extension of registration are generally considered certain. -The ter Norfle of the Grand Lodge of o u ? T h e second day, and $1 additional for to men turning 21 since June 5 of last North Carolina Masons ,to fill the un each succeeding day until the charge director general in a statement prom year and thereafter will add 700,000 ised every employee “that his rights expired term of the late grand treas per day reaches $10. This maximum effective men a year. health,” advises the State Board of cold, with snow lying around In an and interests will be justly dealt urer, Leo D. HeaTtt The Grand Lodge y o u s a v e . then will be charged for every day or Class I comprises: Health. “Whatever, else a man has or protected places, but despite this fact with,” and appealed for a hearty meets here on January 15 and the lec fraction thereafter. Bxisting demur Single men without dependent rela tion to fill that vacancy will be held does, his first consideration is his Mr. Dan T. Gray, chief of the Animal rage rates in most sections of. the spirit of enthusiasm and co-operation tives, married men who have habitual health. Only a few years-ago, good Industry. Division, goes on record as from every one. then. Mr. W. J. Carter was yesterday country are $1 for the first day after ly failed to support their families, who appointed superintendent of the Ma health was considered good luck, and feeling unusually good about the suc the two days' free time, $2 for the, sec Efforts to speed the movement of are dependent upon wives for support sonic Temple .by the temple commit bad health, bad luck, but .now a per cess of this meeting because of the HERS. ond day, $3 for the third day. $5.. for coaland other freight continued along or not usefully engaged, and whose tee, to Succeed the late W. T- Lee. son's health is known to .be just what large first day’s attendance. the fourth day, and for each day there with the legislative and labor phases families are supported by incomes he makes it from his manner of . liv of the railway movement and special independent of their labor; unskilled ing. Health is no longer considered a after. Even these rates are several M r.'W. S. Wilson, legislative refer .. Judge Albert L. Coble died a t his orders were issued providing that 500 farm laborers,. unskilled, industrial .la matter of chance or a condition be1 times higher than those which; prevail ence librarian, has been appointed by home on Walnut -street of heart additional cars shall be furnished daily borers, registrants by or in respect, of yond-’one’s , control, but. on the other ed a year ago, and which were raised the trustees of the State library, act trouble. He had an - attack of heart to a certain specified bituminous and whom no deferred classification - is hand, it is largely- a perspnal mattjr N. C last spring when congestion on east-, claimed or made, registrants who fail ing- librarian, without salary, to serve disease some time ago, but had seem ern railroads Jiecame acute. Much anthracite mines, mainly In Pennsyl and depends op intelligent caTC. and' ingly recovered. He appeared to be vania,' for supplying New England. . to submit questionnaire and in respect uhtil ihe next' session of the general higher rates are charged on the Pacific Assembly, when an effort will.be made treatment. ‘ ih .usual health the .day before, having These problems forced Mr. Me- of whom no deferred classification is coast and in several other districts. claimed or made, and all registrants ’to co-ordinate all the library facilities -attehded a directors’ meeting, and at Adoo to postpone action on eastern With a crowd: pf -visitors estimated, not included fn any. other division of 'of the State under one’ head. The ac tended,to his regular business- - passenger traffic officials’ recommen at between 70.0 and i,000; souls, with PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH the schedule. .. tion of ;,the trustees-followed the res dations, ..for. curtaijnmnt.-: oft passenger: a complete exhibit of'dairy, products, RUSSIANS.., IS ,,SUSP EN£ED Narrowed down under the. analysis: ignation of Mr. Alex J. Field as State ■'BCheuuisB- blSt he is eaipected tb issue meat'and show’cattle,'the sixth annual -Gertrude Widenhouse, .eight years of the first draft made in the report, Iibrariaii to ake up a position to r , orders then for abandonment of - which he .has .been appointed in Wash meeting of the North ' Carolina- Live old, is dead;-, and her brother, Riqhard Germans Would Not-Transfer Parley8 ; numb Qf traing anfl ellminatl0n of the plan places upon unattached single Widenhouse, 22, may die as the result to Neutral Soil. ! ington, D.C. Stock, Dairy and Poultry Asosciations ■ parlor and sleeping cars to a great men and married men with. indejien- opened at Wilson with, an address of of the smashing of ay motor deliver The peace negotiations .between- the';Vxteiit. ' ...... dent incomes most of the weight of welcome from Mr. R. W. Freeman, dis truck by the section of No. 37, the fast military duty, for the aggregate num - “Make New Year resolutions and central powers and the bolsheviki gov-{ Mr. MoAdoo explained today that take inventories too, but don’t forget trict agent of the Agricultural Exten est train on the Southern system, ber of men in the other divisions of about three mile's north of Concord. eramcnt In Russia have been “tern-, although no general provisions can your , most valuable asset—you; sion Service. The weather was very porarilv suspended” by the Germans. , made under the law for exempting Class I is very small. ! Come in and From the meager advices received, ; railroad emnloyes !-om the draft, he General Crowder finds that the first -- appears the rock upon which a cornw ill not hesitate to aopeal to local draft surpassed the expectation of the friends of the selective' service idea. Get tisuation of the pourparlers, split w as';' exemption boards to defer the calling the demand of the Russians that the , of these .workers if the boards of their He pays high tribute, not only to the thousands of civilians who have given Acquainted conference be resumed at Stockholm; ' own violition do not disnlav a ten- AFTER THE ungrudging service in making the plan Insterd of at Brest-Litovsk. Dissatis- ■ dency to regard the railroads as an a success, but also to the high patriot GOLD WALK HOME flea with the proppsals for peace made essential industry from which em- ism of the American ' people as a The glowing comfort dispensed by the by the Teutonic allies before the re- nloyees should not be taken for mili- ress of the Brest-Litovsk conference. ; tarv service. whole. Perfection Oil Heater is mighty welcome. Leon Trotzky, the bolsheviki foreign I When the p re s id e n t concluded, the I t lights instantly, warms any ordinary HOSTILITIES MAY BE minister, had been insistent on the |.administraUon bin - a s introduced in RESUMED BY RUSSIANS room in no time, and is easily carried deliberations being held.: on neutral I ,Jie senate by Senator Smith, of South wherever it is needed. Invaluable for the soil instead of at the German east Carolina, rankiner Democrat’c mem The virtual collapse of the negoti between seasons of fall and spring and ern headquarters. The Germans, how ber of the interstate commerce com ations between the central powers and ever. had been equally firm in their for providing extra comfort in very cold mittee. In addition to aDoronnriatine the Russian bolsheviki for peace and determination not to treat with the $500,000,000 and providing for the the possibility that hostilities again Russians rt any other place than compensation basis under which the may be resumed by the Russi-ans on Brest-Litovsk. Novv used in over 8,000,0(00 homes. government guarantees an aggregate the eastern front, even though with U German advices Saturday were to -return of some $000,000,000 a year, only a comparatively small army, have For best results use Aladdin Security Oil. the effect that the bolsheviki dele the measure sets forth in detail the caused surprise and perturbation in STANDARD OIL COMPANY (N-* Jer.eyl gates. on finding that the representa W a s h in r t o n 1 D. C. BALTIMORE (Tm Ictte N C conditions upon which government Berlin and Vienna. tives of the Teutonic allies were at N o rfo lk . V a . MD. Charleston U Vo operation is to be carried on. Realizing the seriousness of the sit Richiaondt Vo.. • Chirleilon, S C Brest-Litovsk awaiting them, had IJnder the last provision the pres uation, the German and Austrian em started for this town, but nothing has ident is expected to issue an order perors have conferred at length with some through to show that these had transferring to Director General Mc- their chiefs of staffs, and the German PERjpSTlON any foundation ih fact. The decision Adoo all functions vested in the chief and Austro-Hungarian foreign minis OIL/REEFERS of the Germans to discontinue the sit executive. This win enable the direc ter who attended the. peace negotia tings was arrived at during a crown tor general to organize a corporation tions at Brest-Litovsk. have.been sent council held in Berlin Saturday for handling railroad securities in ac back there post haste, probably for the se u s fo r wliich was attended by Field Marsha! cordance with a plan now under con purpose of attempting to moderate the von Hindenburg and General von Lu- sideration. situation. dendorff. first quartermaster general. Railroad officials are exnected to KCOATS urge a number of modifications of the COMPULSORY RATIONING food s it u a t io n o f accounting method prescribed by the IN ENGLAND IS COMING ALLIES IS VERY GRAVE bill for reaching the standard return basis, but officials exnect the scheme London.—Compulsory rationing is SHIRTS, Washington —The food situation in as outlined in the bill, probably will to be put into effect In England at an the allied countries of Europe is grav be followed In the main. Some dis early date, according to Lord Rhond er than it has been at any time since cussion i3. looked for over' the bill’s da, food controller, speaking at Sil- UNDER- the beginning of the war and is giving, provision that, new federal taxes un verton: He prefaced his announce American government officials deep der the war revenue act are not to ment by saying that he was afraid concern. Official reports picture ex .be charged against the revenue in that compulsory rationing would have treme food shortages In England, computing the standard return as are to come, that it was on its way, and m m France and Italy. ordinary taxes. The effect of this then declared that his department had The fact that conditions in Germany will be to require railroads to pay completed a scheme and that as soon and Austria are-far worse offers the war taxes out of their governmental as the sanction of the cabinet had only ground for optimism in viewing compensation. been received it would be carried out. the situation. PLANS REVEALED FOR TWO SENDING RELIEF NOW MOTOR TRUCK TRAINS BILLION DOLLAR PROGRAM TO VARIOUS SECTIONS W FROM DETROIT TQ COAST W ashington—Plans for a two-bil- Washington.—Fuel shortages.- in va Washington.—As a result of-a suc •lion dollar government ship-building rious parts of the country were given cessful trial run by an army motor program were revealed when the ship attention by the fuel administration. BOB truck train -from Detroit to the eAtlan- ping board asked Congress for an Furfner measures were taken to speed i-HiW tic seaboard the quartermaster’s de thorlty to place $701,000,000 worth oi the movement of c-cal, and 700 cars triment decided to start similar additional ship contracts. At the .of bituminous were orderea diverted trains from Detroit, every day for six same time an immediate appropriation from the W est Virginia .fields to re ING CO. Weeks, beginning January 10.. In' this of $82,000,000' was asked far the ex lieve distress in’ Ohio, Michigan and wuy the department hopes to aid in re tension of shipyards and for provid Kentucky. Producers supplying New lieving railroad congestion by trans ing housing -facilities for workmen. England were directed to make up Oorting army supplies overland and a; Thus far the board has been author solid trainloads of 25 cars of coal daily the same time eliminating the nece» ized to spend for ships $1,234,000,000- for routing over the Boston & Maine. Jity of shipping th 9 tracks. iViLLE. N. C.
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THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.
Conservation in North Carolina. wide areas of Belgian? and France in Special from Washington, D. C.— which not a penny’s worth of wanton lAn Army of Workers,” is the classifi OUTSIDE PALE destruction had been permitted to oc I WM10 H E i!C H FOOB STOFF cation applied by the United States cur, In which the ripe pears.hung un Department of Agriculture to the 2,- touched upon the garden walls; and I 450,682 women and girls in the. South Of HUMANITY saw other wide areas where scarcely SAVEDIMTHiSSTATE who enrolled for demonstration work one stpne had been left to stand upon IHE H E W Compoimded of vegetable in food production during 1917.- The another; where the fields were rav drugs in a perfectly appointed aged; where the male villagers hod achievements of these workers are EVERY GOOD AMERICAN EARNING laboratory by skilled chemists, suggested when '415 counties in South Frightfulness Taught by German been shot In squads; where the miser MOST OF HOTELS, BOARDING FAIR LIVING WILL HELP TO after, the prescription of a suc ern States were organized under wom Leaders Belongs to Age of able survivors had been left to den In cessful physician of wide ex HOUSES AND HOMES ARE en county agents. These agents in holes, like wild beasts.” PAY EXPENSES OF WAR. perience. and approved by the structed 37,964 girls in canning clubs, Barbarism. Even Soldiers Horrified. CO-OPERATING. Some German soldiers, we are glad experience of tens, of thous 9,656’ girls - in poultry clubs, 22,048 ands in the last forty-five women as home demonstrators, and to see, showed their horror at the foul RETURNS DUE BEFORE MARCH 2,211 women in poultry clubs. SOLEMN PLEDGE MERE WORDS deeds committed In Belgium. ! years. “The inhabitants have fled In the vil The Department of Agriculture lage. It was horrible. There was clot Heavy Penalties provided for Failure CHAPTER I DISPATCHES FROM RALEIGH through the co-operation of the Coun ted blood on all the beards, and what Peruna’s Success cil of National Defense, shipped In Kaiser’s Statesmen Had No Intention to File Them—Governrfient Officials - 1 7 - of Keeping Faith With Their faces one saw, terrible to behold I The rests strictly on its merit as a We Sight a | carload lots to certain Southern coun dead, 60 in all, were at once buried. I Will Be in Every County, to Assist Doings and Happenings That Mark ties 10,000,000 cans. These were sold Agreement on International Law truly scientific treatment for Wbat immediately I Among them were many old women, the Taxpayers. all diseased of catarrhal symp made ourselves shipsB the Progress of North Carolina Peo at cost plus the freight and handling —Horrors Told by Diaries. some old men, and a half-delivered charges. Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon, toms. It has come to be the could, and held on f j ple, Gathered Around the State woman, awful to see; three children 'Vfishinrton.—“Must P*bay an in hours, has comparatil' North Carolina Home Demonstration In giving to the American people had clasped each other, and died thus. come tnx?” 1 recognized standby of the Capital. Agent, notes that one. merchant in American home because it has do with the interest o| Raleign.' the knowledge of German inhuman The altar and the vaults of the church 'i Iiat is the question that thousands yord brought the two i Wake county ordered nine carloads of ; of Americans are asking. The answer, deserved to be, and it stands ity in Belgium, says a pamphlet is are shattered. They had a telephone as Dade was no sailoij glass containers and sold them all. there to communicate with the enemy. In a general way, lies in this state today as firm as the eternal sued by the committee on public in to prove faithful, h e 1 A saving each mouth of more than within the confines of the county. j This morning, September 2, all the sur ment : !fills in the confidence of an ladder to assist Masl 6,600 pounds of white flour, approxi The total enrollment in the South of , formation, the evidence i s . drawn vivors were expelled, and I saw four Every unmarried person having a enormous number. room. Dugan took t f mately, the same quantity of beef and women and girl demonstrators includ- j little boys carrying a cradle, with a net income of .$1,000 or more, and ev mainly from German and American What Helped Them May Help You ministration aboardf pork, and more than 2,600 pounds of ed 51,575 girls in canning clubs, 13,466 , sources. The German sources in baby five or six months old in it, on ery married person or head of a fam philosophy, seemingly! sugar is reported by 56 hotels and girls in poultry clubs, and 35,506 worn -1 two sticks. All this was terrible to ily having an income of $2,000 or more Get our free booklet “Health mosity because of thl cafes in North Carolina which an en. The number of containers of fruits clude official proclamations and see. Shot after shot! Thunderbolt must file a return. These returns must and How to Have It.” of your drug other official utterances, letters and gist, or write direct to us. received, and went tq swered a recent questionnaire sent and vegetables packed by women and ■ after thunderbolt! Everything is given be in the hands of the collector of in orders with hearty god out by the Food Administration in girls under demonstration methods I diaries of German soldiers, and quo over to pillage; fowls and the rest all ternal revenue in the district in w.hieh all four of us capabiq terms of pounds. Others report a sav was 5,144,747, with a valuation of ; killed. I saw a mother, too, with her the taxpayer lives or has his principal The Peruna Company tations from German newspapers. Columbus, Ohio hour of hard work ing in these products of from 10 to 50 $956,669. The women and girls culti Thfi “Rules for Field Service" of the two children; one had a great wound place of business between January I Chief in very fair cod per pent of the normal consumption. vated 7,649 winter gardens. on the head and had lost an eye.” and March 1,1918. German army advises each soldier deck and running r| Not' more than 20 per cent of the In North Carolina. (From the diary of Lance Corporal The man who thinks to evade this cerned. At tbe end, ' hotels co-operating with the Food Ad The report of Mrs. Jane S. McKim to keep such a diary while on active Paul Spielman of the Ersatz, first bri tax Is making a serious errpr. Revenue Distemper Can Be Controlled on the forecastle, ai| ministration answered the question mon indicates that 3,289,415 contain-: service. gade of Infantry of the Guard.) officials will be In every county to by vslcg DB. DAVTD Eobeuts ' had faith that we naire in pounds or figures that could ers were filled in the summer by club I In the wars waged in ancient times check returns. Failure to make a cor FEVER PASTE Uige0 hooker, even with thal be reduced to pounds but it is esti members in North Carolina, and that ’ it was taken for granted that con “ . . . In the night the inhabitants rect return within the time specified bring her safely into f of Liege became mutinous. Forty per and WHITE LINIMENT mated that the total saving by the 5,488,847 containers were filled by quered peoples might be either killed, involves heavy penalties. Read the John’s. Our earlier I women outside the province of the ‘ tortured, or held as'slaves; that their sons were shot and 15 houses demol “Net income” means gross Income Pnetieal Home Veterinanan hotels and cafes in the State of food Send for free booklet on Abortion tions were not yet ve| demonstration organization. Thus the - property would be taken and that their ished, 10 soldiers shot. Tlle sights here less certain deductions provided for by In Cows . K no dealer in your town, any serious extent, stuffs suitable for export is hardly less make you cry. write total was 8,778,262 containers for 58 . lands would be devastated, i “Vae vic- the act. The law defines income as nothing particular to I than ten tons per month each of wheat “On the 23rd of August everything Br. Dafid Roberts' VeL Co., 100 Oraod Aieoee. Waukesha. WIs, counties. The valuation of these can-1 tls!—woe to the conquered I” For two profit, gain, wages, salary, commis cepting that tempor| and meat and between four and five quiet. The inhabitants have so far tons of sugar. ned products were $2,179,362, with a j centuries or more there has been a sions, money or- its equivalent from paratus, and it had w«f profit of $1,634,519 accruing to the can- : steady advance in introducing ideas of given in. Seventy students were shot, professions, vocations, commerce, Food Administration officials are 200 kept prisoners. Inhabitants re now so as to give raj ners. The number of gallons brined humanity and especially in confining trade, rents, sales and dealings in prop “What do you makj exceedingly well pleased with the re the eviis of warfare to the combatants. turning to Liege. erty, real and personal, and interest sults that are being shown by the ho was 22S.568, and 557,853 pounds of “August 24. At noon, with 36 men on yord?” I questioned,T products were- dried. I The ideal seemed to have become so from investments except interest from IFYOlI OWKALiTTlEFIELD sea and sky by a wJ tels and cafes that are co-operating thoroughly established as a part of in sentry duty. Sentry duty is A I, no post government bonds, or state, municipal but they don’t feel kindly at all to In Eastern North Carolina, the dis- ! allocated to me. Our occupation, apart FOR THE IAHDS SAKE “Was it a circular sj trict agent, through the co-operation ternational law that the powers at The township or county bonds. Incomes outside of its radius?! ward the several score that are paying from bathing, is eating and drinking. DRiUBITWEllTO HAKElTYiaD of the North Carolina Bureau of Mar-. Hague thought it sufficient merely to from service as guardian, trustee or “No, sir; it’s net th l little or no attention to the observance state the general principles in Article AYe live like God in Belgium.” (From •executor; from dividends, pensions, kets, sold 1,135 bushels of pears for ! the diary of Joh. van der Sehoot, re the back of his lianc" of meatless and wheatless days and XLVI of the regulations: “Family hon royalties, or patents, or oil and gas “Dugan an’ I talked! meatless and wheatless meals. It is $930.90. The oity of Durham, with the i servist of the Tenth company, Thirty- assistance of County Agent M. R. Mc- j ors and rights, the lives of persons wells, coal land, etc., are taxable. mainyard yonder, aif stated, however, that the attitude of ninth reserve infantry regiment, Sev and private property, as well’ as re Normal Rate Is 2 Per Cent. ment, sir, that it’s jusl the patrons of eating houses is suc'n Girt and Miss Helen Simmons, county j enth reserve army corps.) demonstration agent, produced 65,000 j ligious convictions and practice, must The normal rate of tax is 2 per cent There won't be no qt that hotels and cafes more and more be respected. Private property cannot cans in its community canneries. The : on net incomes above the amount of Uiej weather ’11 jusl are seeing that it is to their interest be confiscated.” Germany, in common “Behaved Like Vandals.” city of Wilmington scored the record j "August 17. In the afternoon I had exemptions, which is $2,000 in the case \ D R flP S Y TJEftTMEHT. GlYeeqttIekreliefo heavier until we’re scif to line up with the Food Administra with the other powers, solemnly I w ■ Soon removes swelling and abort in the State with the production of 75,-1 a look at the little chateau belonging of a married person or head of a fam I breath. Rarer hoard of its equal for dropsy. poles. It’ll be maybel tion and recruits are constantly be pledged her faith to keep this article, ItTry it. Trial treatm ent sent FREE, by mall. before we gets Its full 000 cans. The Caraleigh and -Raleigh to one of the king’s secretaries (not at ily and $1,000 in the case of a single ^WrttetoDR. THOMAS E. CREEN ing secured. but her military leaders had no inten person. A married person or head of ■ Beak Bids* Bos 20. • CMATSlVORTHa GA* “But you have no doj Cotton Mills filled 54,868 containers in tion of doing so. They had been home). Our men had behaved' like In older to inform the public and three months. This was accomplish? regular vandals. They had looted the a family is allowed an additional ex it?” also probably with the idea of over trained in the ideas voiced by Gen. von emption of $200 for each dependant 200,000 W ar Marriages. “Barrin’ an acciden| ed through the efforts of Miss Elsie Hartmann 40 years ago: “Terrorism cellar first, and then they had turned coming the apathy of many of the Tarborough and a student at the State their attention to the bedrooms and child if under -eighteen years of age Sir Bernard Mallet, registrar gen expect to make that ] ‘is seen to be a relatively gentle pro “St. John’s? WellJ eating places the Food Administration Normal College. They were assisted thrown things about all over the place. or incapable of self-support because eral, addressing the Royal Statistical is urging the public to give their pref-' cedure, useful to keep the masses of society recently, said that in England our course now. Tm i by 50 women in the mills. |the people in a state of obedience.” They had. even made fruitless efforts defective. The taxpayer is considered erence to those places which have to smash the safe open. Everything and AVales 200,000 people had married another night afloat.” The United States Department of •This had been Bismarck’s policy, too. to be the head of a family if he is signed, the hotel pledge card and are was topsy-turvy—magnificent furni actually supporting one or more per between August, 1914, and .Tune, 1917, He stood motlonlesd Agriculture comments thus on the !According to Mpritz Busch, Bismark’s following the suggestions apd advice ture, silk, and even china. That’s what sons closely connected with him by while in Hungary, the only other bel owing his eyes, as hj work in the South: “War conditions !biographer, Bismarck, exasperated by ligerent country for which complete the port rail. of the .Food Administration with re !the French resistance, which was still happens when the men are allowed to blood relationship or relationship by and heeds have brought about a great figures were available, the figure was “I was a’ thinkin’ o’l gard to the saying and substitution Cf continuing in January, said: requisition for themselves. I am sure marriage, or if his duty to support extension of activities along the gen 1871, they must have taken away a heap of 600,000. By the end of June, 19,18, the out there in the boa foodstuffs. I “If In the territory which we occupy, such person is based on some moral eral lines which the home demonstra useless stuff simply for the pleasure of finally. ‘Tm bettin’ t l ;we cannot supply everything for our or legal obligation/ United Kingdom would have lost by tion workers have pursued for the last looting.” Debts ascertained to be worthless the fall In births over 500,000 potential wish they wus back " Fire Losses Show Increase. troops, from tinie to time we shall send seven years In Southern States. For “August 6th crossed frontier. Inhab and charged off within the* year and lives, 10,000 per million of the popula how.” ' Reports issued by the National example, the very earnest campaigns !a flying column Into the localities “No doubt; but th| Which are recalcitrant. We shall shoot, itants on border very good to us and taxes paid except income taxes and tion. For some unexplained reason Soard of Fire Underwriters recently of the last year for a home garden on give us many things. There is no dif those assessed against local benefits England was remarkable for the low can help thSm, and on the November fire losses and for every farm were a part of a “safe hang and burn. After that has hap ference noticeable. Work to do. Yon and I pened a few times, the inhabitants will are deductible. These and other points excess of male over female births, not fire losses throughout the nation for farming” program which has been ad “August 23rd, Sunday (between BIr- I watched the two i finally come to their senses.” of the income tax sect ion, of the war only as compared with continental the eleven months of the year ending vocated for several years. These cam nal and Dinant, village of Disonge). tbe companion, spoke I Horrors Told In Soldiers’ Diaries. revenue act will be fully explained by countries but also with the other parts December I show an enormous in paigns have extended to the citiea, At 11 o’clock the order comes to ad revenue officers who will visit every posting him where hi ! The frigKtfulness taught by the Ger of the United Kingdom. A decline In call If necessary, and I crease over the last two preceding towns and1 villages, and it is believed vance after t> artillery has thorough- county in the United States between the number of suicides was an Inty- man leaders held full sway in Belgium. up prepared .he ground ahead. The the wheel. I had notj years. This in spite of the concerted that the number of gardens increased This is best seen In the entries In the January 2 and March I to assist tax csting minor feature of Jhe war ppriod. during the last year from 200 to 300 Pioneers and Infantry regiment 178 weight of tbe gale uh efforts of insurance experts and fire !diaries of the individual German sol- payers in.making out their returns. prevention associations throughout per cent.” were marching in front of us. Near top of the ladder, and I 'diers. Officers to Visit Every Locality. out any protection frq the country to assist the government Mrs. McKimmon reports that the a small village the latter were fired on Notice of their arrival In each local ;. “During the night of August 15-16 PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT an Instant I had to l in the conservation movement to help managers of .seven cotton mills in by the inhabitants. About 220 inhab ity will be given in advance through Engineer Gr gave the alarm in the itants were shot and the village was • shading my eyes with win the war. North Carolina requested the services town of Vise. Every-one was shot or the press, banks and post offices. They burnt—artillery is continuously shoot AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS Struggled forward. The fire loss in the United StateB of trained girls in the art of garden taken prisoner, and. the houses were wlU be supplied, with income tax forms ing—the village lies in a large ravine. BrIpned the wheel. during November totaled $20,185,025 ing and canning. The, Patterson Mills b u rn t The, prisoners were made to copies of which may be obtained also Just now, six o’clock in the afternoon, The eymptoms of kidney and bladder “Why didn’t you as against $19,898,450 in November, at Roanoke RapidB employed a club march and keep up with , the troops.” from collectors of internal revenue. asked. “This was td 1916. For the eleven months to De girl for five months, and her achieve the crossing of the Maas begins near The bureau ot Internal revenue is troubles are often very distressing and (From the diary of noncommissioned leave the system in a run-down condition. Woman. I never reali| cember I, the loss was $241,200,340.' ments were so pronounced as to result officer Reinhold Koehn of the Second Dinant . . . AU villages, chateaux, seeking to Impress upon persoas sub and houses are burnt down during this The kidneys seem to suffer most, as al ft was blowing.” For the same period in 1916 the loss in her retention as teacher and com battalion of engineers, Third army ject to the tax the fact that failure to most every victim complains of lame back night. It was a beautiful sight to see see this official in no way relieves She swayed againsj was $209,379,670 and for the same pe munity worker. Fifty-eight girls in corps.) and urinary troubles whioh should not be ffly sleeve. riod in 1915 the loss .was 182,836,200. the Patterson Mills packed 9,664 con the fires all round us in the distance. them of the duty imposed by law to “August 24.—In every village one neglected, as these danger signals often 'Tt—it does kick scj tainers. The three Cone mills of I “A horrible bath of blood. The whole file their returns within the time speci lead to more dangerous Mdney troubles. Commenting on this great loss In finds only heaps of ruins and many “and I was almost surance Commissioner Toung says: Greensboro each employed a canning village burnt, the French thrown into fied. Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root which, so the blazing houses, civilians with the dead." From the diary of Matbern, The government, is not required to many people say, soon heals and strength “I am convinced that a great deal specialist. Growing . Vegetables. rest.” (From the diary of Private Fourth company, Eleventh Jager bat eeek the taxpayer. The taxpayer Is ens the kidneys, is a splendid kidney, of the loss by fire is due to ignorance. talion, Marburg.) required to seek the government. Per liver and bladder medicine, and, being The United States Department of Hassemer of the Eighth army corps.) It is hard to estimate which causes sons in doubt as to whether they are an herbal compound, has a gentle heal Agricultu-e Isolds up the mills of AU Male Inhabitants Shot. ing- effect on the Mdneys, which is al the most loss, ignorance or careless “In the night of August the vil subject to the tax or not or as to bow North and South Carolina as examples 18-19 “A shell burst near the Eleventh most immediately noticed in most cases ness. Ignorance of the proper precau lage of Saint-Maurice - was punished to make out their returns, will-readily for duplication where back-yard gar company, and wounded seven men, by those who use it. tions, Ior instance, to take in the for having fired on German soldiers by understand, therefore, that a visit to A trial will convince anyone who may handling of gasoline causes a great dens are available. The department three very severely. At five o’clock we this official may mean the avoidance be in need-of it. Better get a bottle from being burnt-to the ground t)y the Ger were ordered by the officer in com many fires and accidents. The use has made a survey and discovered that man troops (two regiments, the of later difficulties. your nearest drug store, and start treat mand of the regiment to shoot all the of gasoline has grown to such an ex workingmen’s families in mill villages .Twelfth landwehr and the Seve: ment at oncc. male inhabitants of Nomeny, because The penalty for failure to make the tent within the last decade that the in North Carolina and South Carolina teenth.) The village was surrounded return on time is a fine of not less However, if you wish first to test this knowledge of how to handle it has not made an average of $23.93 on back the population was foolishly attempt great preparation send ten cents to Dr. men posted about a yard from one an than $20 nor more than $1,000, and Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a grown apace. Thousands of persons yard vegetable gardens. These gar?-'' other, so that no one could get out. ing to stay the advance of the German troops by force of arms. AVe broke into in addition 50 per cent of the amount sample bottle. AYhen writing be sure and in North Carolina today are handling dens averaged one-fourth of an acre Then the Uhlans set fire to it, house of the tax due. For making a false mention this paper.—Adv. gasoline who haven’t any conception in dimensions. The cost was $3.54, by house. Neither man, woman, nor the houses, and seized all who resisted, In order to execute them according to or fraudulent return, the penalty is whatever of the" danger of the fluid and the vegetables produced were val child could -escape; only the greater a fine not to exceed $2,000 or not ex Easy Money. martial law. The houses which had and its gases. A recent report in the ued at $29.87. part of the live stock we carried off, ceeding one year’s imprisonment, or Secretary Lansing at a luncheon not been already destroyed by the newspapers from a town in North Says the survey: “These results of a as that could.be used. Anyone who both, In the discretion of the court, and talked about the German corruption French artillery and our own were set Carolina tells of . all Uie employes'in little encouragement on the part of ventured to come out was shot down. In addition 100 per cent of the tax funds. on fire by us, so that nearly the whole a garage being overcome by some mill owners, while in no way remark? All the inhabitants left In the village evaded. “Germany gave over 10,000,000 marks strange means. The statement was able agriculturally, are presented as were burnt with the houses.” (From town was reduced to ashes. It is a ter \ As to the Farmers. to Bolo,” he. said. “She gave over made that it was supposed the gas suggestive of what the industrial es the diary of Private Karl Scheufele of rible sight when helpless women and 5,000,000 to Lenoir. She handed to children, utterly destitute, are herded came from coai which had just been tablishments can do for its employes the Third Bavarian regiment and land The number of farmers who will pay 'Count Bernstorff for his various prop together and driveq Into France.” income taxes has not been estimnted placed in a stove. The insurance de by locating where., the cost of living wehr infantry.) v;v ' ■ .; aganda at least 100,000,000. (From the diary of Private Fischer, by the government officials, but it is partment has several times issued may be kept down by the home pro “At ten o’clock In the evening the ■ “This proves to us that there are warnings of the danger of carbon di duction of food.” first battalion of the One hundred and Eighth Bavarian regiment of infantry, certain they will form a large percen Thirty-third reserve division.) tage of the 6,000,000 persons assessed lots of easy marks In Germany.”— oxide poison which comes from the Nine North Carolina and South Car Seventy-eighth marched down the steep Detroit Free Press. gas emitted by the exhaust of gaso olina mill villages exhibited records of Incline into the buiuing village to the who never before have paid an income burning village to the north of Dinant: Too Many Servants In Britain. tax. The average farmer does not line engines. A number of cases of 548 gardens, 165 poultry flocks,' 74 Soothe Itching Scalps. deaths have been reported from this cows, and 62. hogs.- The cost to main A terrific spectacle of ghastly beauty. Duncan Miller asked the minister of keep books but if he avails himself of national service, says the London the services of government experts On retiring gently rub spots of -an- cause. It was probably the same gas tain. each garden was $3.54, distributed' At the. entrance, to the village lay about druff and itching with Cuticura Oint that caused these garage men to he thus: labor $1.51; seed, $1.51; fertiliz fifty dead civilians, shot for having Times, whether his attention has been who will be sent to aid him, it will not • Struggled Forward fired upon our troops from ambush. In called to the number of advertisements be difficult for him to ascertain the ment. Next morning shampoo with overcome. The same ignorance is ers, $0.52. The item of labor resolved Cuticura Soap and hot water. For free Gripped the I causing a great many of-the fires oc itself into plowing and furrowing the the course of the night many others for servants in households of one, two amount of his net income. The former is making out his return samples address, “Cutlcura, Dept X ?°; !—I am glad you I garden. were also shot, so that we counted over or three persons, where seven to ten curring daily.” may deduct depreciation in the value Boston.” * At druggists and by mail to the course] The average flock of poultry was be?, 200. Women and children, lamp in indoor servants are already kept, and of property and machinery used In the Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.—Adv. oesn't matter, does itl tween 13 and 14 fowls, With an aver hand, were forced to look on at the wheth’er he proposes to limit the num Every ounce of bread saved in every conduct of his farm, and loss by fire; a .^ot at “Hi we ard American home not only helps to win age egg yield of 86 dozen. The ex-, horrible scene. We ate our rice later ber of indoor servants' employed in in the midst of the corpses, for we had each household. The minister of na storm or other casualty, or by theft if Fools are not the only ones who get oght the storm, with L the war, but helps to save from starv penditure to maintain the individual a quick divorce from their money dur had nothing since morning. When we tional service replied that he had al not covered by insurance. Expenses o stokehole. You wj ation some innocent woman or child flock was $16.22 and the return for ing the holidays. searched the houses we found plenty ready pointed out how essential it is, actually incurred In farm .operation to the ladder.” " in neutral Europe. each flock was $30.42. Twelve flocks may be deducted, but not family or liv ,'J011—you wish me were fed exclusively on table apd gar of wine and spirit, but no eatables. in the national interest, that no per In some sections of Europe practi Captain Hamann was drunk.” (This ing expense. Produce raised on tbe A torpid liver prevents proper food asalro* I order you to.” cally every child under four years old den waste. The family cow was in son should employ more servants than liation. Tone up your liver with IVrisbfi last phrase In shorthand.) (From the are absolutely necessary. The min farm and'traded for.groceries, wearing Indian Yesetable Pills. They act gently. Ad** ‘And you are going has disappeared. The little ’ tots are troduced successfully in the cotton diary of'Private Philipp of the One apparel, etc., is counted as living ex k,eeI—alone?” the first to succumb • to . the horrors mill villages. The cost of feed for ister trusts that the awakened con Hundred ' and Seventy-eighth regiment sciences of those who have In this penditures and cannot be deducted. Many a man's thirst has se p a ra te d . ,^ogan is forward, of famine. each cow was $80.49, while the returns Of infantry, Twelfth army corps.) • respect failed to appreciate their duty Salaries paid by the state or a polit Mm from Ms last quarter. • ave sent the two i It is kinder to say that a man or were $119.90. The pig proved to bo ical subdivision of the state are ex flnnr’s r e s t There woman is ignorant than that they are objectionable because of its unsani will provide an immediate and suffi Writing from Belgium in 1916 Irvln cient remedy. I f not, he will teU his empt. • A farmer holding the job of 2 ®0 but hold oil as to disregard the pitiful tary living conditions, and the families Wben Your Eyes Need Care S. Cobb said: plan in the general statement on man county supervisor, for instance,' does «>atea. YB simply lasl had pigs outside of the village “Briefly what I saw was th is: I saw Try Mnrine Eye Remedy *J. d b y . IJon are aba power. not have to include his salary in his- in Ins—J qb L Bye Comfort. BO cents r t earrying them feed a burden. come tax return. PT maU. XVrlte for Free Bye Book. • ' ftOd must jjet belov OTBraBMRDY CO., CHICAGO
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Jtunded of vegetable FOR WOMEN* srfectly appointed B A ThriIliog War Iby skilled chemists, CONT Wfcal Lydia E. Pinkham’as lescription of a suc- bician of wide ex- Story of t h e Vegetable Compound Did ad approved by the For Ohio Woman. of tens of thous- By RANDALL PARRISH tie last forty-five North Atlantic Copyright A. C Mcaiug & Co. Portsmouth, Ohio.—“ I suffered fro ® irregularities, pains in my side and wb»- 80 weak at times £ CHAPTER XXVI. - 6i.„ “Yes if—if yon think it best. I am could hardly g e t ; l&’s S u c c e s s like a cat, stubbornly fighting Indi by around to do my —17— ' so tired—the strain of it; the fear I “It’s our own quarterboat,” I an "Get up there, McCann; on .your iy on its merit as a We Sight a Boat. inch as he drew In the cloth. He must nounced shortly, endeavoring to keep knees now; for heaven’s sake don’t work, and as I bad- could not hold out—” four in my famxiy- tific treatment for Wliat immediately followed; how we have had the strength of a giant, and my glasses trained on the right spot. miss that rope, and hold on hard; take n “I know.” I bent and kissed her, and the grip of a vise. It was a ten-minute and three boardexs- of catarrhal symp- made ourselves shipshape the best we she clung to me. “But do not think of “McCann, and those devils with him=.” a turn around that thwart amidships— it made it very har£ could, and held on for the nest few battle, and when I got safely back into “Then, shall we stand by, sirZ” asked no! don’t make fast! Give Tony the -rfif as come to be the that any longer; you must go to your the maintop every muscle of my body for me. Lyma EU standby of the hours, has comparatively but little to room at once and lie down.” Leayord. “Why should W£ be picking end; he has one hand yet.- Now get Pinkham’a V e g e do with the interest of this story. Lea- throbbed with pain, and I sank down up that scum?” Dubois into the sling; d you, man, table Compound', Iiome because it has “But you will stay’ on deck all against the mast, struggling to regain vord brought the two men on deck, and night?” I glanced aside at him. you’ve got to; we can’t leave these was recommended; be, and it stands my strength. I had my head buried in “Why, Mr. Leayord? Well, one rea-- to me. I took it os Dade was no sailor, but more likely "Not unless the storm increases. In oars. Take a grip there, Dubois, and irm as the eternal to prove faithful, lie was sent down the my arm, conscious only of the wild son is, we are American seamen. Those help yourself. That’s better.” He lift and it has restored; confidence of an an hour or so I’ll call the others, and leaping of the mast, and the sickening fellows can scarcely hurt us now, and my health. It is- ladder to assist Masters in the fire- lie down myself. Come, dear, you.be ed his arm in signal. ilAll right, sir, certainly the best: number. room. Dugan took the change In ad sensation caused by its constant sway a hand or two more aboard will help swing away!” 1 long in the watch below.” ing, when Dugan’s shout sent the blood us to make port. We’ve got to have medicine for woman’s ailments I ever Tliem May Help You ministration aboard with sea-going That certainly seemed a lonely deck It was a good half hour’s job, and a saw.” —Mrs. SARA SHAW, B. N o. i , philosophy, seemingly feeling no ani pounding to my heart. He stood up firemen below, and Kapello would be hard one; twice the boat nearly Portsmouth, Ohio. free booklet, "Health after she had disappeared down the right,, clinging to a stay, staring' forth able to' spell Masters In the engine- Jave It,” of your drug- mosity because of the rough handling ladder. I had serveii many a quiet swamped, and went down. Liverpool Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this into the smother oft the port bow. room. I look on their coming as a God was the last to leave the boat, already direct to us. received, and went to work under my watch at sea, many a memorable one, medicine and wrote this letter in order- orders with hearty good will. We were “Look, sir! There’s a boat! See, send. Let your helm off another point half filled with water. As he rose slow that other suffering women may Sndl but that hour taught me the real les yonder; she’ll top the crest In a sec —there, steady now; hold her just as relief as she did. una Company all four of us capable seamen, and an ly, gripping the rope with his hands, son of loneliness. We *were driving ond—there I” she is.” ' unable to get foot In the noose, the Women who are suffering as she wa® Li ra bu s, O h io liour of hard work placed the Indian forward recklessly into a wall of dark Chief in very fair condition, so far as I had a glimpse of something—a Again I caught the boat in the focus deserted craft floated away, the dead should not drag along from day to day ness, utterly impenetrable to the eye. without giving this famous root and] deck and running rigging was con black speck in the midst of the break- of the leveled glasses; it was measura body of Watson half covered with What horror might be lurking just bly nearer now, but I could only see water. herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege cerned. At the end. however, standing table Compound, a trial. For speciaE ahead of the plunging bow, no imagina four men aboard the craft, the other The four of them made a sorry look ![temper Can Es Controlled on the forecastle, and staring aft, I tion could picture. From where I advieein regard to such ailments w rite iisirp Dru David Roberts ’ two being White and Rapello. The ing bunch on the deck, but now that tad faith that we could handle the stood, clutching the spokes of the to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, FEVER PASTE I f t e0 liooker, even with that small crew, and tiller was gone, the man at the stern, they were safe, my feeling of sym Mass. The result of its forty years wheel, I could not even trace the yards Jim White, steering by means of a pathy had vanished. I could only re experience is a t your service. WHITE UNIMEKT lirinc her safely into the harbor of St. of the mainmast, nor could I perceive Koad ilie John’s. Our earlier weather predic long oar; the sail had been whipped call their treatment of us, and the dan b! Home Veterinarian on either side the water through which into rags, and a canvas shirt substi ger we still ran in having them once Famous Pelicsiv.cn of the Ecst. Si for live booklet on Auortiov tions were not yet verified, at least to we drove. Yet it was not this which tuted. One man was on his knees bail again aboard. Nothing vans to be Two of our hum fainou* gunboats lows. It no dealer in your town* any serious extent. Indeed there was pulled so at my nerve. I had stood at !, Waukesha. WlJ. nothing particular to worry about, ex ing furiously, and Tony had an arm in gained by soft words with such as they. won their laurels in the East. Tlie tJC. the wheel often before guiding a great a sling. So intent was I In this en I stepped across to front them, and Ol side-wheeler Monocracy, says a Tvritesr cepting that temporary steering ap ship through impenetrable blackness, paratus. and it had worked long enough deavor to decipher the details of the son and Dugan joined me. in St. Nicholas, which has handeQ and amid the immensity of the ocean. tragedy through the glass, I was un “Now, look here,” I said grimly. down her Imlian name to her Yang- now so as to give me confidence. But then I was one of a crew, alert and “What do you make of it, Mr. Lea- aware that Vera had climbed the lad We’ve taken you aboard because tse successor, was l’or years one of th e ready, merely performing my part of a der, and now stood beside me, clinging we’re human beings; but there’s going most familiar sights in Chinese waters.. .vord?” I questioned, indicating both given task. But ,now I could not drive IOWlALiTTlEFlELD to the rail. Her voice aroused me to to be no mistake as to your exact She burned wood, and was unwieldly sea and sky by a wave Of the hand. from me the consciousness that I stood her presence. “Was it a circular storm, leaving us status on this ship. You’ll take your as a ferry boat, but did yeoman service- Il THE IAKCJS SAKE , there alone; that on all that space of “Why; there are only four of them?” orders from me, and I’ll kill the first outside of its radius?” deck forward only one solitary man even as late as the Boxer troubles In. I t WEllTO HAKE ITYIED/ “Yes; the}' must have passed through man-jack of you who shows a sign of 1900. The Petrel, one of Admiral “So. sir: it’s not that,” and he drew crouched in the blackness; that below Hades last night,” I answered. “Here, treachery. What became of Sachs?” Dewey’s famous squadron at the buttle- the back of his hand across his lips. in the engineroom, and stokehole, only fake the glass; there are two bodies “Dnpin an’ I talked about it on the McCann was still gasping from his of Manila bay, is now used as a station: two more; already worn, and weary lying In the bottom of the boat.” drop into the sea, and could not an mainyard yonder, an’ ’tis our judg with toil, stuck grimly to their work; ship in Cuban waters. The CuHao,. W m i m “Can you manage the wheel alone swer, although I addressed my ques Don Juan de Austria, EIcano, Isle ment. sir. that it’s just a slow brooder. that under my control this great for a bit, Mr. Leayord?” tion to him. Liverpool replied: Luzon, Pampanga QuI ros, Sandoval,. There won’t be no quick change, but freighter, loaded almost to the deck “I can try, sir.” the' weather ’11 just gradually get “He knifed Watson, and Dubois Samar and the Viilalobos once flew the- beams, was flying before the storm, “Miss Carrington, would you mind knocked him overboard with an oar; |7.Efi?MH4T. Glvesqulcfe reller. heavier until we’re scuddin’ under bare flag of Spain, for they were captured ;j,m removes swelling and abort plunging through the wild waters of giving the mate a hand?” he never cum up.” (r lizard of its equal for dropsT. poles. It’ll be maybe termorrow night from the Spaniards at Santiago or Ma eent FREE, b y m all. the mid-Atlantic, with death hovering She fought her'way across to him “Was it in the fight Dubois got before we gets its full weight.” above in the shriek of the storm. Yet nila bay. The Villalobos proved too* THOMAS E. CREEN without a word, leaving the glass on hurt?” much of a name for Yankee tars, SC* < 20 , - CMATSWORTH, GA. “But you have no doubt we'll weather I clung to it grimly, no longer making the deck. “No, he was hit by the boom, an’ they have rechristened her the Villages it?” any attempt to hold any settled course, “Good; hold her as she is, and have Tony there broke his arm when he fell Holio. I War Marriages. “Barrin’ an accident. When do you but merely choosing the easier way in Masters slow down. It is going to be into the boat off the ship’s ladder.” Mullet, registrar gen- expect to make that port, sir?" which to meet the force of the storm. Huge, Crested Waves Burst Over the a ticklish job to get those fellows on “All right; three of you are fit for 5 ihe Royal Statistical “St. John’s? Well, we’re a bit off It was two o’clock when, too thor Forecastle Head. board; has anyone a suggestion?” work, and Tony can stand watch in the RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIIL Sv. said that in England our course now. I'm afraid we may be oughly wearied to stand the strain ing spray—but could not be sure of "A running noose from the lower engineroom. Have you had anything To half pint of water add I oz. Btgf 1.000 people had married another night afloat.” longer, I sent Dugan below to call the main-yard, sir,” said Olson. to eat?” Rum, a small box of Barbo Compound^, J t. 101-1. and June, 1917, He stood motionless, one hand shad w hat it was. _ and Vi oz. of glycerine.. Any druggist inm mates. Leayord was the heavier man, “Are you certain it is a boat?” I : “That will take only one at a time.’ “Yes, sir, In a way; there was food ■ary. Uie only other bel owing his eyes, as he gazed out over and the more experienced sailor, so, a t “Two, If they’re quick enough about in the boat.” put this up or you can mix it at home a t fry for which complete the port rail. questioned. “The thing had no shape very little cost. Full directions for mak my suggestion, he took the wheel, while to me. What do you say, Olson?” it; but it’s the only way, sir. That “Then you have fared in that respect ing and use come in each box of Barba> Ivnilahle. the figure was “I was a’ thinkin’ o’ them poor cusses Olson went forward. I can recall boat wouldn’t live a second- close in “A boat, sir; there was a slip o’ sail better than we have. White, you go Compound. It will gradually Aaikm-. Je end of .Tune, 19,18, the out there in the boats, sir,” he said creeping down the' ladder, and stag alongside.” below and hustle coal; you climb down streaked, faded gray hair, and make it Softr- Jin would have lost by finally. ‘Tm bettin’ that most o’ them gering down the stairs, but nothing hoisted; it’s my notion she’s hoved to, “Bight you are; you and Dugan lay and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is nofc Iidtn' to a drag. There she is again.” also Tony, and relieve Masters. Tell Iis over TiOO1OOO potential wish they wus back on this deck by more. I must have been asleep even sut on the yard and get the whip him to He down and get some rest. Bticky or greasy, and does cot rub off. Adv_ Ir million of the popula- sow.” before I reached the berth in the cap Aye, I got a fair view that time, as rigged; pick a strong cord and see that Move along now; I’ll be down there Jne unexplained reason “No doubt; but there’s no way we tain’s stateroom. the cockle-shell was thrown high up !t fits Oie pulley block. I’ll keep to the myself presently.” Speed Preventers. Iren.arkable for the low can help them, and we’ve got our own A hand shook me, and I opened my on the crest of the wave. It was sick leek, and ease them in. Pass the end I turned to McCann. “Get up from It is stated that In some places In; over female births, not xrork to do. Tou and Olson go below.” eyes. For an Instant I was too dazed ening to see that black object hurled Iown to m e; lively novj.” there; you are a hand on board this Bngland motorbus companies are com bared witli continental I watched the two disappear through to comprehend. The port was closed, high up against the sky, and then dis Those in the boat saw what we were ship the rest of the voyage.- Do yon pelled to fit their vehicles with a hoot Ilso with the other parts the companion, spoke a word to Dugan, but daylight streamed through the appear utterly into the hollow. The attempting, realizing at once that we understand? Answer me—do yon?” er that automatically gives warning: posting him where he could hear me boat must be hove to; there would be I Kingdom. A decline In thick glass illuminating the stateroom, meant to take them aboard. The re “Yes.” when a speed of 12 miles an hour is ex call if necessary, and then went aft to no living otherwise in that sea, and the suicides was an Inty- and I recognized Olson bending over lief felt was instantly expressed by “Do better than that.” ceeded. the wheel. I had not realized the full very fact that it remained afloat was kature of the war ppriod. me. the waving of hands, and a faint cry “Yes, sir.” weight of the gale until I reached the evidence of sailors aboard. I drew my reached us across the water. McCann Keeping the Quality Up “I had to call you, sir,” he explained “Very well; now you and Liverpool ItAXATIVB BBOMO QUiHINBt the World-Ir top of the ladder, and stood erect with- kindly. “The main royal has broke self to my feet, clinging with one hand even endeavored to stand up, but was pick up Dubois, and put him In num Onre lor* Golda and ‘ Grip,__ ip, Is Ift 3 now SOo per box. jQE> ont tiny protection from the cabin. For to a stay, hollowing the other to make account______of the advance fn the. icefn prtce the o f tbe price____ loose, an’ it’ll take all hands-ter stow jerked^ down again. No doubt the rec ber seven stateroom. Make him as com Xorent Medicinal, Concentrated extracts and Cftgm -- [AMP-RGQT an instant I had to grasp the side rail, my voice reach the deck below. lcals contained in T.ax aTIVB BBOMO QPIKIHHta it again In this wind; besides that fel ognition of the ship had left them In fortable as. possible, but don’t be long It was necessary to Increase the price to. tbe Drug Bharling my eyes with an arm ; then I “Mr. Leiayord I” gist. It lias stood the test for a Qaarter oi f> Caul ler Dugan he’s gin out entirely, an’ total despair of rescue, their one about it Then report on deck to Mr. ury. It is used by every Civillted Nation. Ids weak kidneys (trtiRgled forward, until my hands there's got ter be another hand sent “Aye, aye, sir." thought' being that we would permit Olson; he’ll keep you busy, and out of pinned the wheel. below to the stokehole.” “There is a small boat off the port them to drift by, rather than take mischief. A word with you, Olson.” • “Why didn’t you call for help?” I quarter, riding to a drag.” Often Mistaken. Bs of kidney and bladder them aboard again. The gap between The second mate crossed the deck There Is always a chance to be mis asked. “This was too much for any I sat up, already thoroughly awake. “A what, sir?” ■ten very distressing and “What Ume is it?” with me to the rail; the drifting boat taken. Your wise notions of today j it a run-down condition. ■Soman. I never realized forward how “A ship’s boat off the port quarter— had disappeared, having either sunk, S! was blowing.” “Goin’ on half after four, sir.” may seem mighty foolish next weefc. Jsm to suffer most, as al- too far away to tell what’s aboard her. or being hidden in the hollow of the “Why I thought I had just dropped Can you let her head fall off a point?" 3m complains of lame back She swayed against me, clinging to off. Any Increase In the weight of the great surges. The screw was begin To keep clean and healthy take 3Xi— fables which should not be Biy sleeve. “Not without another hand at the gale, Olson?” ning to revolve once more with power, Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They regu bcse danger signals often “It—it does kick some,” she panted, wheel; it takes all my strength to hold the planks trembling under foot and a late liver, bowels and stomach.-*-Adv— jngerous kidney troubles. “No, sir; I don’t think the wind is “and I was almost afraid !,might let quite so heavy, and it’s gettin’ more her as she is.” bit of sunshine was streaming through Swamp-Root which, so “Jump down, Dugan, and lay aft; soon heals and strength- steadylike, but there’s considerable the clouds overhead. I stood silent a Two essentials to success are dollars5- |s. is a splendid kidney, sea.” we must get that boat to leeward, if we moment, endeavoring to think out the and sense. IivT medicine, and. being “I can tell that the way the ship help those fellows In this sea.” situation, and Olson waited patiently, pound, has a gentle heal- pitches; she’s taking water forward.” “Aye, aye, sir.” • his eyes sweeping the sky and then the Ihe kidneys, which is al- He scrambled over the top, but Olson sen. Ily noticed in most cases “Tons o’ it; the damned hooker is HEALTH WAS WRECKED loaded so deep she’s more like a wharf and I were content to use the lubber’s “What do you think of our guests?" fce it. hole, reaching the deck later, and glad Nothing Bntgiit Bdbt ltatil Doan’s Woe Tig#. ponvince anyone who may than a ship.” I asked finally. “Can we trust them Wondtrftil ImproTuoint Wu EfTected. enough to be there alive. I dived into a t all?” Better get a bottle from It was a wild scene enough when I the cabin after a glass, stopping long “I had such awful cutting pains Jug store, and start treat* emerged from the companion and “Not so far as you could swing a in the small of my back and hips, I enough to explain what we had sight bull by the tail, sir," he answered paused a moment in the protection of ed to Vera, who appeared in her state often had to.cry out,” soys Mrs. Er fou wish first to test this soberly. “They ain’t forgot the night nest Wiethoelter, 550 Madison St, the CjUnn to view the deck forward. room door, fully dressed. send ten cents to Dr. Huge crested waves burst over the In the boat yet, but there’s just as St. Charles, Mo. “The pain w as !Binghamton, N. Y., for a “You have not been in bed?” I asked, forecastle heads, cascading down onto much devil in ’em as there ever was.” knife-like and I couldn’t turn in bed, SWhen writing be sure and indignantly. “Your opinion is, they will never In fact I was almost liaper.—Adv. the main deck, and sweeping aft to the “Oh, but I have; indeed I haVfe. Why Jielp sail this ship Into St. John’s, if helpless. My feet and scuppers amidships. The vessel stag I must have slept four hours, but I lay ankles swelled badly, Iasy Money. gered under the repeating blows, yet any villainy will save them?” down fully dressed. I—I didn't know “That’s It1 sir; they’re so black now, my hands were puffed Luiisiny at a luncheon recovered with a buoyancy which gave what might happen. Could you see If up and there were I the Gernmn corruption me senewed courage, plunging forward they won’t mind a little more.” swellings under my there were men in the boat?” "That’s my judgment; we must keep again to meet the next assault. The “No, not to distinguish them with eyes. Jiva over 10,000,000 marks Continuous boom as they struck; against them apart as much as we can, and “I often got so the naked eye; the glass will reveal have an eye on them all the time. dizzy I had to sit j -aid. “She gave over our bows, the mad flapping of the that; but the boat must be occupied to loosened canvas aloft, the ceaseless How about Dugan?” down to keep from Ki».Wwl«S» Lenoir. She handed to keep afloat In this sea.” ’ falling and my health was complete"- ‘ for Iiis various prop- shrieking of the cordage, made a pan “He talks straight enough, and to “Who can they be, do you suppose— "Boat Ahoyln I Roared. my notion means to play square” Iy broken down. The kidney seers* : 100,000,000. demonium of noise which rendered the shipwrecked sailors?” us slowly closed, I could see their “That was my impression; he’s tions pained terribly In passage and to us that there are human voice almost useless. I put my “It would be my guess it will prove faces clearly, uplifted in agonized ap Irish, aed hot-headed, but no criminal. In sptte of all the medicine I teoGw I marks In Germany.”— lips to Olson’s ear. to be one of our own boats we’ve over I kept getting worse until I was m “Can the three of us pass those gas peal. They were haggard, crusted with NVe ought to be able to keep the fel wreck. hauled.” salt, piteous enough In their silent lows separated. Besides I'll be about kets?” *“But how could we?” “By chance I read about B o m ft “It’s got to be done, sir, unless we pleading to make me forget the past. most of the time.” Kidney Pills and bought some. Afterj Itching Scalps. “The wind changed after midnight, “How ibng do you suppose it will be, let the sail go; but it’s goin’ to be no “Boat ahoy!” I roared. “Keep well I had used half a box there was- a jntly rub spots of Wan and, w’ith only the. one hand at the away from the side; we’ll whip you In sir?” change and I continued to Impsovei boy’s job.” ing with Cuticura Oint- 1 Struggled Forward Until My Hands wheel, we were obliged to pay off, and from the main yard. Have you oars?” “Today and another night likely; I tbe pains, aches and swellings IeS niorning shampoo with “Where's Dugan?” Gripped the Wheel. run before It. It is not impossible that “One pair, sir.” can tell better when I get an obser and my health returned.” and hot water. For free "Hangin' there to the shrouds, a’ we are back in almost the same section It was Liverpool, and I was glad to vation sit noon. It will not give them Stcjrn to before me, jss, "Cuticura, Dept. 3C. ?°i I-—I am glad you came. I cotiidn’t waitin’ for us.” of sea where we left those fellows. note the tone of respect In his answer. much time for plotting.” WM. F. WOLTER, Notartrl FwSiSr. druggists and by ma& , to the course, but—hut th at “Then come on; the sooner it’s over Come up on deck, and we’ll know “Then hold her back, and drift in I sent the two forward with Olson ALMOST TWO jYEAItS LATEEi shortly.” May* 25,1917, Mrs. Wieth oeltersaicD: nent 25 and 50.—Adv. doesn’t matter, does it?” ' with,, the better.” slowly stern first; you get the idea. when they returned to the deck from “I think as highly of Doan’s as ever. Xot at all; we are in no shape to We went up the ratlines like snails She went in for a wrap, but joined Are those dead men?” the cabin, and he busied them gather Whenever I have used them, they at the* only ones who Bht th« storm, with only one man in every burst of wind driving us flat me almost immediately. I must have VOne of them is; Dnbois has his leg ing* up the riffle about the forecastle have benefited me.” '
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Two Operators Have Narrow Escapes If you are bilious, feel lazy* slug anything you- w ant without being sali Many Women Suffering From Trouble vated. *Xo’ur druggist guarantees that COTTON I Photographing Railway Wreck in gish and all knocked out, if your bow and an Epidemic Feared, Declares each spoonful will start your liver, Georgia When Engineer’s, els are constipated and your head Good Middling. Physical Director. aches or stomach is sour, just take a clean your bowels and straighten you Plans Go Awry. { m \ w Seed cotton _ — spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver UP by morning or you get your money Now it’s “knitting nerves,” caused Tone instead of using sickening, sali back. Children gladly take Dodson’s by concentration of nlind and hand New York.—Thrilling scenes repro vating calomel. Dodson’s Liver Tone Liver Tone because it is pleasant tast duced on the moving picture screen al LOCAL AND PEl on the needles. Thousands of women is real liver medicine, you’ll know it ing and doesn’t gripe or cramp or In New York are afflicted, according to ways are.obtained at the risk of the 7 nest morning because you will wake make them sick. Dr. Louis R. Welzmiller, physical di lives of some daring photographers W- C. Denny has| Do up feeling fine, your liver will be work- I am selling millions of bottles ol rector of the West Side Y. SI. C. ‘A., who are willing to take all manner of lug, your headache and dizziness gone, past week or two • who adds that his only patients show chances in order to obtain correct ex Dodson’s.Liver Tone to people who your stomach will be sweet and bow have found that this pleasant, vege Sterling Kelly, ol ing symptoms of the new war-time posures. When the people in the the els regular. You will feel like work ater see an engineer jumping from a table liver medicine takes the pluee of holidays in town wi complaint lufve been women. Doctor ing. You’ll be cheerful; full of vigor Welzmiller says that there is liable to locomotive and the speeding engine dangerous calomel. Buy one bottle on and ambition. D. C. Spry, of Ca . be an epidemic of “knitting nerves” plunge to destruction, accompanying The business of the American Ited nyities through various committees. Your druggist or dealer sells you a my sound,- reliable guarantee. Ask the thrill of excitement that starts a frog skin the first) unless, knitters learn to knit properly. Oross is “To aid in the prevention and They undertake to raise and collect bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone for a your druggist about me.—Adv. H e offers the following advice as a every heart jumping comes the thought alleviation of human suffering in funds; to manufacture hospital gar Cottonseed Oil for Canada. Miss Edna Stewd rem edy: that danger is over. It never occurs times of peace and war." It was origi ments nnd supplies: to take charge of Early Submarines. at Swansboro, spenl “Dou't hunch over your knitting; sit to a single individual that danger .has nally organized to supplement the med transportation and supplies; to aid - T he United States food administra The modern submarine is the result home with her par^ upright, and when your mind tells you just begun for the camera man, to ical services of armies in times of war. families of soldiers and sailors and of the slow development of an idea tion has Completed arrangements with you have knitted enough, quit. There ward whom that runaway locomotive When the American National Red their widows and children; to train for and the cumulative work of many in the food controller of Canada, whereby T. P. Foster has.i is racing at record speed, and that he cottonseed oil and its products may are 365 day in a year, and you can’t Cross, by act of the United States con and assist In securing self-supporting ventors. Successful experiments in Wiley Clement houj finish, e sweater In a day, no matter may not leave his post until his posi gress, approved January 5, 1905, was positions for those permanently crip submarine navigation were made con move into Canada for local Canadian how nfljch you love a sildoer or a sail tion is rendered absolutely unsafe and Incorporated and placed under govern pled or blinded. In any one of these siderably more than 100 years ago. In consumption. There will be no re-ex farm, on Bear Cree ports of these products. As Canada or.” it is impossible to make more ex ment supervision, its purposes—rin ad lines of work women have proved 1747 the Gentleman's Magazine, a Lon Mrs, R. M. Ijan Dr. C. P. Christenson of the Psycho posures. dition .to.Its duties in times of war— themselves efficient. The manufacture don periodical, published a picture of raises sufficient hogs for its own uses, visited Mrs. Frank I logical Research society concurred In An indication of the manner in were declared to be: “To continue and of hospital garments and supplies Is a'submarine boat that was being op export ’ licenses for hogs will not Im the predictions of Doctor Welzmiller. which producers look at the lives of carry on a system of national and left almost wholly to them, while men erated on the Thames. It was invent granted for an indefinite period. The bury during the hol| international relief in time of peace handle the matter of raising and col policy of the food administration is to He attributed the nerve scourge to their “film shooters” is shown In the ed by an Englishman named Symons. Misses Elsie and the failure of women folk to compre fact that every man Is insured for and apply the same In mitigating the lecting funds and taking charge of see that Canard is supplied with cer Between 1773 and 1776 an American turned last week hend "the vibrations of nerve laws.” $10,000 before each risky operation. sufferings caused by pestilence, fam transportation. named Bushnell built a submarine boat tain necessaries from the United He continued: Usually the Insurance is not collected, ine, fire, floods nnd other national ca The work in hand just now calls for which was used in actual warfare, but states required' for feeding their own their sister In State but narrow escapes are amost as nu lamities.” This organization has there special activity In securing new mem people, but no more. Regular licenses “The women are overworking them with little or no effect. It embodied Mr. and Mrs. Fran selves. ICnittIng lias become a craze. merous as are staged thrillers. fore a great work to do at all times; bers. The business men in any com some of the features of the modern will be required on all shipments as Nerves cannot stand this strain.” Plans for Wreck Went Awry. for there is always human suffering to munity are the ones to undertake the submarine. Between 1796 and 1810 heretofore, but no licenses will be is Laurel, Iowa, are v| Rcently a New York house planned be alleviated, but now that the world ( planning 'and carrying out of cam-; sued without the approval of the food ents at Farmingtonf Is racked with wtfr, its work is tre Robert Fulton, American inventor of SOSCHEE’S GERMAN SYRUP to photograph a thrilling wreck in paigns for increased membership in the steamboat, built several subma controller of Canada. Georgia. Photographers were stationed mendous, and it is doing it In a way the Red Cross. In cities of consider Miss Sarah Millerl that should make every man, woman rines which served to demonstrate the Why use ordinary cough remedies, In relays, some a quarter of a mile able size good work is often done by feasibility of underwater navigation, Self-Improvement First. the city schools at I when Bcschee’s German Syrup has or child who belongs to the Red Cross creating a rivalry between men in va It is folly for a man to expect the from the wreck location, where the proud to be a member. It is the only but he died before completing his ex town for the holiday] been used so successfully for fifty-one engineer leaped from the train and rious lines of business; the grocers un periments. Experiments and inven world to grow better until he Iiegins to years in all parts of the United hope of thousands of suffering human dertaking to secure a greater number notice improvement in himself. Shoes fixed while I others in close succession so that ev beings and stands between them and tions continued In several different States for coughs, bronchitis, colds ery feature of the racing train’s of members, for instance, than the dry countries until the present fighting S. I settled in the throat, especially lung cold, hunger, sickness and despair. It goods men—or employees of one house Prof. H. J. H unt of Bangor, Jle., ex- course might be sought. At the point Is the instrument by which each one of machine was developed. Mildred, the little* •troubles. It gives the patient a good selected for the wreck, a box car was entering into friendly competition with plorer,. believes land exists in the Arc ■night’s rest, free from coughing, with us may make himself useful; our only those of another house In the same L. Thompson, has chained to the railroad track, and en means of extending helping hands to tic ocean. easy expectoration in the morning, gineers figured that when the locomo line of business. An able business man Gatanhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured from an attack of pJ the innocent victims of the war. by local applications as they cannot reach; gives nature a chance to soothe the tive struck the obstruction it would at the hend of a drive for new mem Dr. Peery'B "Dead Shot" not only expel* No one can start the new year in a bers will be able to engineer It in the the diseased portion of the ear. There is W orm s or Tapew orm but cleuns out the Miss Frankie Wilsl Inflamed parts, throw off the disease, turn, fall down a sharp grade and ex only one "way to cure Catarrhal Deafness, TnUCO* in. which they breed and tones up ■helping ■ the patient to regain his better way than by joining (he Red most, practical and efficient way. and that is by a constitutional remedy.' the digestion. One dose sutiicient. Adv. the Charlotte Sanitol plode. In line with the box car was Cross and by aiding in the campaign House to house canvassing for new HALL’S * CATARRH MEDICINE acts health; Sold in all civilized countries. a photographer on a , 28rfoot platform through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces holidays with her pa SO and 90 cent bottles.—Adv. for new members,. In time of- war the members is about .the most thorough of the System. Catarrhal Deafness Is Enterprise anil advertising make tha to catch the crash. Down at the base Red Cross chapters handle their ne1 going method.. caused by an inflamed condition of the of the steep embankment was another mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. biggest pair In' the deck. Miss Sallie Whitlel X -Put .to Work by Women. When this tube is inflamed you have a in a trench to catch-the explosion of rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and spent a few days witj The resourcefulness of women can- the engine among the wreckage. But I when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the town, returning hon -te e n -workers in the French field is Il plans went awry.'—• - _ • ■■..•■ ~ ! result.' Unless the inflammation can be re*; Neglected lustrated by a recent achievement re Coats That Welcome the . Cold !.duced and this tube restored to its nor When the engine struck the box carv mal condition, hearing may be destroyed J. G- Booe, a studS ported from.Paris headquarters of the forever. Many cases of Deafness are Coldsbring mond Medical Colli , .American Red Cross. Seven of these It did not stop but'pldwfed thrbiigh the' .caused by Catarrh, aWhich is an inflamed mass and the instant the operator near: condition of the Mucous Surfaces. ■workers were operating a rest station ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any holidays with his pan the track caught :his section, he leaped. case of Catarrhal -Deafness that cannot r- P n e u m fO n i a *t one of the aviation camps abroad. be cured by HALL’S CATARRH Clarence Morrison! Having an insufficient number of tin MEDICINE. ; All Druggists 75c. Circulars free. who spent the holida cups for the ues of the canteen, the S’. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio. head worker discovered that there latives, returned hoj were several plumbers among the Ger Justifiable Adoption. cascaraE tquinine Have your shoes ra_ man prisoners working about the The big, flat-footed, hungry ' negro •camp. She gathered a quantity of . GALL’S Sfl was up for theft. -empty tin cans and set the plumber : The old family remedy—In tablet “I caught him nippin’ a fresh-made form—*afe, sure, easy to take. No Dr. E. P. Crawforj ■prisoners to work fashioning drinking pumpkin pie f»m the MacGregor opiatea—nou&pleasant aftereffects. Catherine, returned -cups. The canteen was quickly sup- ’ Curea colds la 24 hour*—Grip la 3 house on Marguerite street,” explained days. M oneybadelf it fail*. Getthe a visit to relatives an - plied with plenty of well-made tin genuine- box with -cups, with ..neat handles made from Officer Casey. , . •Red Top and Mr. Marion. •the covers. “Did you?” demanded the judge.’ HUl’a picture on it ■ “Dnt’s a rough word, yo’ honah— 24 Tablets for 25c. WANTED—To bu! sayin’ Ali done stole hit. Now as ter At Any Drug Store once. Write or com! May Soon Call or Women. R- J. BROWN, Mo Women and children “for the pres m de truf—dat punkin pie was settin’ dar ent” will not be made subject to com on de winder,ledge, abandoned, jedge. Nobody nowhar nigh it jedge. Hit Mrs. J. F. S. Marsl pulsory munition work in Germany. ville, Mont., who ha The reichstag committee on national was a case of ‘justifiable adoption’ brought on by de Christmas sperrit.”— of Mrs. E. 0 . Gole1 service raised objections to a proposed ftTTHfe JOINTS P50f1 project to make women and even •Philadelphia Star. last week. youths between fifteen nnd seventeen H a v e - y o u subject to compulsory munition work. Important to Mothers LQST.—Between The war office then stated that “for the Examine carefully every bottle of Mrs, R. P. Anderson! CASTORIA, that famous old remedy RHEUMATISM pin. Finder please present" it will not be necessary to call for Infants and children, and see that it Lumbago or Gout? Oliie Stockton. Iip the women and children. TakeRHEUMACTDR to remove thecause Bears the ana drive the poison from the bjrsteci. Claud Horn, who hi Signature ofi "RHfiUlIACIDK 05 TlIR Kifil DB Bermuda's Imports. _ , ■* u ' < ^ F * . PUTS RUfiCBATISS OS TBfi OCTSIM ant position at Sparnf Bermuda’s 1916 imports aggregated In Use for Over 30 Years. A t AU D ru g g iats •$3,575,899 in value; exports, $2,821,- Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria J u . Baily & Sonf WboHsaIe Oiilribators was in town a few dj 733. EaIdixiorel Md. holiday season.) A Misnomer. “I saw somewhere in Cairo that men. Dr. S, A, Harding, | In” the native tailor shops Iron clothes Ga,, who has been with their feet." W hpaia SoYounq folks near Farming “Then I suppose it would not be " " Rub Dandruff and Itcliing with home Friday. The Operator Leaped. proper to call the .employees of sucli shops, hands?" £} Cuticura Ointment A few friends off landing in two feet of mud, thus sav Shampoo with Cutiaira Soap Dodd, pastor of the I ing his life. Instead of turning back The tonic of the cold is to be thank and it has huge marten cuffs that may To Drive Out Malaria N Sold eveniwhere.Soap25t0mtmqit Rave him a poundingi ward and rolling down the embank ed ,for much of our 'progress. North well answer the purpose of a muff. And Build Up The System oing after' Christmasl ment, the engine made a plunge at the erners, obliged to stand it for-months, The wide band of marten about the Take the Old Standard GROVE'S P A R K E R ’S dugout in which an operator was con TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know HAIR BALSAM get the habit of industry and resource bottom of the coat add3 to its luxuri A fio'let preparation of merit The editor has had [ cealed. He ran up a ladder just In fulness ; they have learned how to ous looks, more than to Its actual what you are taking, as the formula is . Helps to eradicate dandruff. scrap with the neal time to escape the weight of the mam-, printed on every label, showing it is ^ PorRestoring Color aod clothe themselves, to defy the weather warmth, serving a good purpose In Beauty to Gray or Faded n sir. moth machine as it crushed into his Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. The • - 60c. and 41.00 at Procglats. _ haven’t decided yetj and even to enjoy it. Inasmuch as both these'directions. For one of the Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron trench. The engine failed to explode there are not enough furs on the mar duties of the comfortable midwinter builds up the system. 6o cents. worst end of the bari as was planned, but even before the The RichFiavor ket to put fur garments in the reach, of coat is to look Its part Ia JC0DAKS & SUPPLIES Miss Margaret Mej danger was past photographers were everyone, and because the, manufac This ample, straight hanging, con Will Rebuild Salonika. '•We also do highest class of AnishiDf1 Doir, who has been th| “shooting close ups” in the wreckage. ture of fur clothing involves much servative design is to be recommended Greece will spend $1,158,000 to build Priced and Catalogue upon revues* time and work, which mean expense— for the midwinter coat, whether of fur 3,500 homes in the burned district of S. Grietld Optical Ce., Richmond, Vi- Parents over the holid STUNG, BUT BOY GETS HONEY the looms have been called upon to or of wool fabric. When the active ■ Salonika. W'. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 2-1918- home the first bf la 3t is due to th e blend weave substitutes which provide as northern woman dons a coat of this Corporal Ralph G .. ing of m atted b arley Young Son of Arthur Hoag of Milan, much warmth as the pelts of animals. kind, she gets into It and expects to A FIGHT FOR LIFE A West Virginia Woman Speaks Of course wool is our great depend stay in it for three or four months, or our soldier boys, who w ith whole w heat flour N. Y., Routs Food Hoarders and ; Volga, W. Va.—“Golden Medical Di? Obtains Sweets. ence In putting up defenses against until the siege of winter is raised. It has been fight or die for many of us covery proved ^ Petersburg V a , sbent the blasts of winter. Such a coat is suitable for street, mo In the past and the Yucky' people are W heat alone do es not those who have suffered, but who are now beneficial in week in town with his Cold Springs, N. X.—Arthur Hoag of The supreme achievements against tor and other wear, and it is designed well because they heeded nature's warn past state of I11 possess this rich flavor Milan, Duchess county, by a peculiar the cold are voluminous coats of fur, on lines of proved merit. Its service ing signal In time to correct their trou •health that I Charlie Burrus, wh ble with that wonderful new discovery glad to try Au* coincidence found 60 pounds of honey or of cloth lined with fur. Next to. able qualities are expected to outlast •on in the Gdvernme; The wonderfully easy these are fur fabrics and cioth woven several winters, and its business Is to of Dr. Pierce’s celled “An-u-ric.” You uric, the new (US' bees had hoarded up in the partition should promptly heed these warnings, ; o v e r y of Pf- Washington, spent digestion o f QrapeNuts of his house just as the village sugar to Insure warmth.' Coats made of be warm and convenient This It ac some of which are dizzy spells, backache these and trimmed with big collars complishes along with a style that does Irregularity of the urine or the painful Pierce. I was » Di town last week wit is also partly due to supply ran o u t Mr. Hoag says he Is twinges of rheumatism, sciatica or lum a delicate condi not concerned just' now about the and generous, cuffs of fur- make their not point to other days. bago. To delay may make possible the tion and suffered the barley for the wearers rejoice In winter and the vigor AU kind of shoe re Scarcity or high price of sweetening dangerous forms of kidney disease, such from many dis S... barley contains a products. that Is its gift. It Is a tonic only bit as stone In the bladder* comforts. I ached . Last June a swarm of bees got into ter to those who do not know how to To overcome these distressing condi all over, was-constipated, had iiuli?^ Mr. and Mrs. Jame digestive which. keep comfortable, or have not the tions take plenty of exercise In the open A hole in the side of Mr. Hoag’s house air* avoid a heavy meat diet, drink freely tion, was.extremely nervous; anothet and Mrs: J. p. Cloan w heat lacks. means to. discomfort was shifting rheumatism, and nested there until now. Rae Hoag, of water and at each meal take Dr ren and Fred Wilson, his son, decided to investigate. He Illustrated above is a coat for the Pierce’s Anurlc Tablets (double strength). something I had had for years. A t that “There’s aR easor? heart of winter.’ It might be devel The Return of Batiste. You will, In a short time, find th at you time it was In my hips and lowet lty> were over for ti routed the bees and seized the store are one of the firm indorsers of Anurlc, limbs, I took the. Anuric Tablets ae of honey, but the bees “counter-attack oped In many of the flat furs and trim Because of the simplicity of waist as are thousands of neighbors. med with marten, but as pictured It styles the women turn more and more cording to directions, and can say, and e a fa ey fo-loan.it? rarG fape=N uis ed” and young'Hoag is exhibiting nu Step Into the drug store and ask for speak In the bounds of truth, ti.at I merous wounds he says were inflicted is made of handsome seal plush. Its to the fine fabrics. For this reason a 60c bottle of Anurlc, or send Dr V M Jtqve not had rheumatism since. 'J tie IQt1^ n g terras, on; enveloping shawl collar broadens Into sheer batiste In soft ecru, flesh or Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., IOc for trial pkg! TJPiWe county. ■"' by their stingers.. .- Anurlc, many' times more potent than relief coutd not be more satistac* «. cape over the' Shoulders and back. white, Is very sm art lithla, eliminates uric add as hot water tory.”—MRS. JOSEPHINE CORDEB Att^ u?’ Stephen melts sugar. BXMER--Adv. ys- Winston-Sale C. I.'Penry. who I Reyn0Jds Tobacco C 0W ei8 at Corsican I i l h0-li^ y s Witb h ; Claud says h LoneStat Sta ^ ''-I' •> ;y ~ ' . \V‘ -T.'-N-.-l M ' v V'-Cl’V.-. 'C ? ; ■
'Si 1 , " « ' norrow! 1:1 • Liver Tone THEDATO^iBCdRD^MQCgSmDi;H:Or THE DAVIE On account of the extremely cold weather the furniture factory was xvlien bilious, closed down five days last week. ARRIVAL of PASSENdiER TRAINS In to me! Miss Clara James, of Farmington, GOING NORTH. . ' and Ralph James of Winston, were No. 26 Lv. MocksvlUe -10:03 a. m. No. 22 Lv. MocksvilIe . 1:49 p. m. among those who spent the holidays Lioi- my personal gunran- GOING SOUTH. in town with home folks. dfor 19X8* Lviii clean your sluggish Lv. Mocksville 5:07 a. m AMMQumammmmT No. 25 Corporal Doit Holthouser, who is ilian nasty calomel; it No- 21 Lv. Mocksville ' 2:40 p. m roii sick and you can eat stationed at.Camp Sevier, is spend IF YOU HAVE BEEN A CUSTOMER OF OURS I want to thank the people of Mocksville want without being sail* ing a few days in town with home IN Tip: PAST AND KNOW .THE’ CARE WE and Davie'county for their patronage in 1917. druggist guarantees that COTTON UARKET.' folks, .Doit is looking well. TAKE IN CONSERVING OUR CUSTOMERS’ .IN Li will start your liver, It was very much appreciated. Good Middling- _..30c TERESTS, YOU WILL NEED NO URGING TO nvols and straighten you Seed cotton _ . 12c, On account of a freight wreck CONTINUE WITH US. OUR STORE IS A BET Hope our dealings for 1918 will even be •g or you get your money near Old Fort last Tuesday, No. 2 2 , •on gladly take Dodson’s the eastbound passenger train due TER TRADING PLACE THAN EVER BEFORE larger and more pleasant than that of 1917. LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS. o.-auso it is pleasant tast- •here at 1:49-p. m.. did not arrive un BECAUSE OF OUR LARGER BUSINESS, FOR Will have-larger stock to select from, better sn't gripe or cramp or til nearly 9 o’clock. ' WHICH WE SINCERELY THANK ONE AND ick. W. C. Denny has been ill for the goods and as prompt service as possible. ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS. ig millions of bottles of past week or two with grippe. Mrs. Alice Wilson, who has. been Wishing you a prosperous New Year, I am or Tone to people who quite ill and confined to her bed for Sterling Kelly, of Dnke, spent the hat this pleasant, vega- the past month, is not much better, I Yours for Service. holidays in town with his parents. >ilioine takes the place of her many friends will be sorry" to « Crawford's Drug Store, I nmol. Buy one bottle on D. C. Spry, of Cooleemee, gave us learn. . oliiihle guarantee. Ask a frog skin the first of the week. a A U fiK L about me.—Adv. WANTED;—Hickory Logs. High Miss Edna Stewart, who -teaches est prices paid. Send for price list Leed Oil for Canada. and specifications. Ii Slates food administrn- at Swansbero, spent the holidays at home with her parents. . THE IVEY MFG. CO, Ililoiod arrangements with Hickory, N. G. lmller of Canada, whereby T. P. Foster has moved from the Just a few land posters ieft. I'il and its products may A number of new names were ads |aiuida for local Canadian Wiley Clement house to the Grant G B. Myers, of Advance, was in farm, on Bear Creek. ded to our books during the holidays. There will be no re-ex- to see us Monday, and has our pro Ise products. As Canada If you haven't subscribed yet, now is [■nr hogs for its own uses, Mrs. R. M. Ijames and] children a good time. Startthe New Year found thanks for a cart wheel. Los for hogs will not be visited Mrs. Frank Miller, in Salis right. M rs.T. S. Coble and little son Sm iiuletinite period. The bury during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hooper and Moody, returned yesterday from an We Wish I THERE IS NO BETTER FLOUR THAN I I food administration is to Misses Elsie and Mary Horn re extended visit to relatives in Union IHfc A BinrJ is supplied with cer- children, of Greensboro, and C. M. Y |nries from the United turned last week from a visit to Hooper and daughter, of ' Winston, county. Y T T od for feeding their own their sister In Statesville. spent the holidays in town with Mr. H. P. .Guffy, of Goncord. died last You All a Jo more. Regular licenses and Mrs. Ben Hooper. t aired on all shipments as Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Ward, of Tuesday night at Long's Sanitorium i Stars and Stripes, f Laurel, Iowa, are visiting his par at Statesville, aged 42 years. He is J u t no licenses will be Is. Mr. George.Spryfand Miss- Rosa HAPPY and Y the approval of the food ents at Farmington. Potts, both of Shady Grove town survived by his wife and two daugh I Canada. ters, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sarah Miller, who teaches in ship, were married! on Ghristmas C. A. Guffy, of Rowan county. I ORDER A BAG FROM YOUR GROCER. | Improvement First. the city schools at Concord, was in eve in the office of the! Register of PROSPEROUS for a man to expect the town for the holidays. Deeds. They will live at Bixby. ■ AU regietrants'who have changed ♦V- I.v hotter until he begins to The oyster supper given by the la their address since registering, are onieiit in himself. Shoes fixed while you wait. - NEW YEAR ? : : • - • : : : : . f S. M. CALL, J r . dies of the Red Cross JAuxiliary on given notice that they must send Thursday night of Christinas week, their present address to the local Hunt of Bangor. He., ex- Mildred, the little daughter of C. I HORN-JOHNSTONE COMPANY X os laud exists in the Are- was an er-joyable affair, and a neat board at once, and save trouble, add L. Thompson, has about recovered V Y sum was realized for the Red Cross. prevent being put in'class I. And we desire from an attack of pneumonia. ♦I* MANUFACTURERS ♦> -Dead Shot” not only expel* Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Essie, of Christmas passed off very quietly Ipexvorm but cleans out tbs Miss Frankie Wilson, a nurse at Y “ THAT GOOD KIND OF FLOUR.” Y Jch they breed and tones up Indianapolis, Indiana., were in town in Mocksville, But few firecrackers especially to ex One dose sudiclent. Adv. the Charlotte Sanitorium,spent the Wednesday on their wav home from and less booze was in evidence. So holidays with her parents here. and advertising make the a two weeks stay with Mr. Essie’s far as we have heard, there was not tend thanks to X MOCKSVILLE - - - N. C. % a drunken man or boy on our streets Iln the deck. Miss Sallie Whitley, of Winston, parents at Conrtney. 4♦ f spent a few days with relatives near during the holidays. Not an acci John Frank Johnson, of Farming those whose loy town, returning home last week. dent hrppened to mar the happy [Teglected ton. left last Tuesday for Chatta season. The bad weather is the on J. G. Booe, a student in the Rich nooga, Tenn., where he will resume al patronage has 'olds bring ly thing that put a damper on the mond Medical College, ..spent- the work for-the Brock Candy Co., ' as holidays. holidays with his parents near G ana. traveling salesman. made 1917 our ; u m o n i a Judgeand Mrs, W. P. Etchison Clarence Morrison, of Statesville, C. H. White, a member of the and children, of Columbia, 'S. C., who spent the holidays here with re 321st Ambulance Corpse, of Camp was the guest of his father and sis banner year. It Y O U M A Y latives, returned home Wednesday. Jackson; J. Kimbrough Sheek and ter during'the' holidays. While in ^ quinine Have your shoes repaired at Aaron James, of Camp Sevier, were town Judge Etchison delivered' tbe shall be our aim GALL’S SHOE STORE. in town during the holidays. The address at the Christmas exercises boys w ete looking well. !family remedy—in tablet Dr. E. P. Crawford and daughter held at the Baptist church on Christ to serve you bet Ifev Burev easy to take. Ho LOOK FOR US J-no unpleasant after effects, Catherine, returned last week from mas eve. His address has been Very1 aids In 24 hours—Grip to 3 We gladly publish all worthy Koaeybackif it fails. Gettho a visit to relatives and friends: near highly complimented by those who ter this year than Keenuine bcx with notices in The Record free of At the old stand, as we now see it, every day daring |Red Top and Mr. Marion. were present. KHiirs picture on it charge, but we trust that in the 1918 except Sundays and Christmas day. We thank ■24 T ablets for 25c. WANTED—To bay a good cow at Mr. G. 0. Newton, of Bennetts- ever before. We I At Any DrupStoro once. Write or come to, see me; future those who refuse to take ville, S. C., and Miss Kate Ferabee, you one and all for the business given us. We have R. J. BROWN, Mocksville, R. 4. our paper will not have the nerve of Cana, were united in marriage will keep at all tried to give you good service and values. In this New Mrs. J. F. S. Marshall, of Stevens- to ask us to print their notices free on Tnursday, Dec. 27th, at the home Year we want to be more efficient than ever before. of the bride’s father, Rev. C. S. ville, Mont., who has been the guest of charge, for we will .be ..com times a full and There are. two classes of customers we Iove-uJohnny of Mrs. E. 0. Gole, returned j home Cashwell. of Statesville, performing pelled to decline with thanks. We on the spot” with cash, and the ones who some time FniIifiIIimrs F0Qm INSIDE* last week. A the ceremony. The. happy couple left immediately after the marriage complete line of time during-the year “square up.” . They are the joy of l a v e y o u LOST.—Between my home and don’t mean to offend anyone, but Mrs. R. P. Anderson’s, a gold coin this is purely business. for Uieirfuturebome at Bennetts- our heart. No business can go without these “Old IU f^IA T IS M ville The Record extends congrat Shoes and Gents pin. Finder please return to Mrs. Guards.” May their tribe increase.. They deserve the Iibago or Gout? OUie CfStockton. Aa LAmb. ” . The bell for tbe new Baptist church ulations and best .wishes. DWACIDTs: to remove tJe cause arrived during the holidays and sent best of everything. * the poison from the system. . Claud Horn, who holds’an import Two carloads of coal managed to Furnishings. I r 05 T»r. ISBtnB out its first peal on Friday Dec. 28. BTS UIIKCaiTISB OS THB OUTSIDE ' ant position at Sparrow's Point, Md. find their way to our town last week, The fellow who pays only when he. cannot help it li t AU Druggists The Baptist church was organized was in town a few days during the which is the first to arrive since last will take notice that there is no page for him on our |& Sont Wbolesale IHstribotoiU here in 1864, and this was the first • Yours truly, Baltimore* Md* holiday season.! bell ever.owned by the church., here. fall. A good many of our people 1918 ledger. had to put in wood stoves, and the Dr. S, A, Harding, of Gave Spring, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clement and With best wishes and kindest regards for all, we start Ga,, who has been visiting home price of wood has been higher this little daughter, of Taylorsville; Mr. the New Year, feeling sure it has something good in laid so Young folks near Farmington,: returned winter than ever[before. some wood and Mrs. Clegg Clement, of Win S. M. Call, Jr., SRub Dandruff and home Friday. haulers charging §4 per cord. The store for all. Yours truly,- I Itching with ston-Salem; Mr. and Mrs: Price Sher fuel administrator has set the price SCuticura Omtmeni A few friends of Rev. Walter rill, of Mt. Ulla, and M r.. and Mrs. of wood at $3 50 pec cord in Iredell Shoes and !Shampoo with Cuticuia Soro Dodd, pastor of the Baptist church, Everett Horn, of Winston, were a county. Don’tknow what the price I Soldr*iCTu»-hgre.Soap25t0intmfent25e501 MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO., gave him a pounding on Friday eve mong the. holiday visitors. will be in Davie, but it should not be ning after' Christmas. ; Gents’ Furnishings. PARKER’S There was a bad freight wreck at higher than in.Iredell. “HARDWARE OF QUALITY.” HAIR BALiILSAM The editor has had a three weeks’ A toilet preparation ofinerifi. Cooleemee Junction, on Dec. 26th, Thestockholders of the Bank of Helpe to eradicate dandruff. ForReBtoring Colornnd scrap with the near-grippe. ' We caused by a splic switch. Four cars Davie held, their annual meeting on I Beauty to Gray or Faded H«r- 60c. and 8L00 at DrogglBt*- haven’t decided, yet- who got the were derailed,- and much damage Thursday, Dec. 27th. AU of the B. F. HOOPER - , Manager. worst end of the bargain. done, to the track. Southbound pas former officers.were re-elected, and DAKS & SUPPLIES MissMargaret Merohey. of. Le senger train No;/ 25, was delayed a dividend of 10 per cent, was " de o do highest class of finishing* nearly six hours. and Catalogue upon request* noir, who has been the guest of her clared. The bank has just closed :ski Optical Co., RlchinonJy Vfc Parents over the holidays, . returned Ben. F.-Tutterow, of' R. 5, and the most prosperous year’s work in its history, Thisisoneof the . best tARLOTTE, NO. 2-1918. home the first bf last week. Miss Daisy .Blackwelder, of R. 2, DR. TAYLOR and strongest banks in this: section L I. Corporal Ralph G. Morris, one of were united in marriage Sunday. inia Woman Speaks and during' the past sixteen years— WITH THE BEST YEAR IN ITS HISTORY t our soldier boys, who is stationed at Dec. 30, in the office of the Register DENTIST —“Golden Medical Dis1 since its organization—not a penny covery proved so Petersburg Va., sbent a few days last of Deeds, Esq. V. E. Swaim, per beneficial In w forming the ceremony. The Record has been lost through bad manage Office over Merchants' & F. Bank. week in town with his parents. Good work—low prices. • past state of in wishes for this happy couple a long ment. The officers are among our THE BANK OF DAVIE health th at I was Charlie Burrus1 who holds a posi best men.'and would be glad for all glad to try An* and prosperous journey through life. E uric, the new dlS" tion in the Government Department the citizens of the county to call and -V ; o v e r y of D" ot Washington, spent a day or two Mrs. Margaret Gaither, of County get acquainted. |)R . ROBT. ANDERSON, thanks its many friends and customers, ‘ Pierce. I was 1“ ln town last week with friends., Line, died ofl Christmas day at the a delicate condi* We thought the veither before don and suffered AU kind of shoe repairing,, home of her daughter. Mrs. Calvin Christmas'was cold,- but we were DENTIST, and solicits a continuance of their con- from many 4iS" SV.M. CALL, J r * • Godbeyi aged about 82- years. The mistaken. Tbe cold weather didn’t comforts. I acheu funeral and burial services were held, P hones O ffice N o. 71, R esidence No* 37 istipated, had lndiges* Mr. and Mrs. James .McIver,: Mr. arrive until Saturday night, Dec. Office .over Drug Store* 4 fidence and patronage, and wishes for Dec. 26th, at Salem church. Four iiely nervous; anotber ond Mrs: J, p. Claaninger and child 29th, when the bottom dropped out shifting rheumatism- children survive, one son and three of the thermometers. Ou Sunday had for years. At that ren and Fred Wilson, of ; the Twin- daughters. ..A good woman hasbeen •fr ail a happy and prosperous New Year. my hips and lower ltY. were over for Mie holidays, morning the tiiercury went down to he Anuric tablets ac .I called to her reward. / * 4 degYSSkrbS^^’zero, and some re JACOBSfEWART tons, and can say- nno to loan«t5 - per1 ■ -JcdRt L iinter-Bioney • I Don’t risk: robbery o r fire^ at home, rands of truth, that * in n -ong terfPe, on impro5ecTfarmstimpro' NevJi was received here Mondayof ported thht their instruments went a t t o r n e y ^At -l a w ieumatism since. Jj-tw ln Davje county, t f " f last wfeek; tellirigthe death of Claud as low as 8’and 10 below. From the OFFICES: ROOMs' M)S. I AND 6 it be more satisfao- Hastf— " - —- 1 «t but deposit your savings with us and get a -TfstinRs. Stepheifeon & Whieker, Howard, at_ Camp Jackson.. Mr. 12th bf December to Jan. '1st,, six (ftER MERCHANTS',& FARMERS’ •/!i OSBPHINE CORDEl* ttYs-. Winston-Salem,. $ ;G . ••' ‘ snows fell,'and both the Yadkin riv Howardiwent to camp just about BANK, . ers were frozen solid, the ice being ^ 4 per ct. interest compounded quarterly. U I. Penry, who travels for the three weeks before, his death. His MOCKSVILLE, N-C. eynoIds Tobacco Co., with, head- father Kelly Howard, lives near thick enough to sustain automobiles. OFFICE PHONE NO. 6£ r:m . Suatte^s at Corsicana, Texasi; spent Smith Grove- The cause of death is On account : of the intensely cold E. L GAITHER :- President • ^ fe holidays home folks near unknown.: The parents have, the weather many water pipes froze and ’PRACTICE IN ‘ ALL .THE STATE I with Vv \town. Claud says business is good'.sympathy of a host of . friends in the"factories couldn’t resume busi - AND FEDERAL COURTS. . :: « n thfc Lone Star State” ’ ~ their'loss. , ' - ness the firetpf'last freek. f?'”:
T» 5 JJATlE RECORD, MOCRSVILLE, N. G
.While the administration is Wanied^'f i Time. preaching war economies elsewhere If our people aye really opposed why not practice the doctrine at to any. such folly as the three mill FOR MONUMENTS ANO TOMBSTONES the capitol by stopping the severa' ion dollar bond iesue for ohr state CEMETARY WORK OF ALL KINDS? tone of useless rot sent through the institutions,.the time -to forestall it Investigate our Price* and. Work. mails daily onder the franking THE UNITED STATES SAVES HUHW LIFE is in the primaries. If a candidate Careful Attention Given to m l privileges! This would save val were persuaded that he could not VOjUDM^Xri uable paper and ink, reduce the ex Special Design*. OBSERVANCE OF THE -SIMPLEST get a Baptift Vote on such a . plat ■EFFECTIVE OPERATIONS OF POW. penditnres of the public printing R jL E 8 ; OF SAFETY-. CON- ,,? form he wouid 'change bis tune 'blockading ERFUL TEUTONIC-ALLY IN office, and chop a large slice off the REINS BROTHERS, without noticei iL'nd here is one According to : ‘ AMERICA.. SERVES THOUSANDS. postal deficit.—Morristown Repub I sovereign citizen who does not pro (Successors to Millei1-Reihs Gompauy) ^ lican. CoIleotorbiPlDte pose to cast, his ballet tor that kind n o r t h WILKXSBdRO AND LENOIR, N. G the eastern'balf j To Cure a Cold In One Day. of a candidate^: It is too late to re key bloiikhders: Take -.AXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the !FOE IS NOT uMJEN E K CARELESSNESS GAUSESOEJITHCough and Headache and works off the Cold. move the eVil?When the candidates ficebusiDeSs.in^ DruKeists refund money if it fails to cure. B. W. GROVB S signature on each box. 30c. are elected and a partisan speaker havd.beeq for WL Sut Comes .From - Qooil , AmerTeao: North Carolinians Should?Be'-; Careful OfficerB in Greeu6boro poured out has named the committee.—Chari interview io thiel Stock—Is Plvventetive Flres1 '?nd;.j: During' Wartime—StopI LookI. 50 callous of whiskey last vreek ty and Children. ver.M r JBaileyij^ Cause Is Csrelesvwss. ? . c Llstenl which had been ordered destroyed Drives Out Msjfarla JBaiIds Up System iD g tbat nearly i The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, Genisiinr has a powerlulalty ‘Work (By T. Alfred Fleming, State . FiW by the superior court judge. It GROVE’S TASTEUESS/cluUTONlC, dnves out the blockade stil ing within the bouncteriesriif teei ti/nit- Marshal of Ohio.) ■ was poured in the snow, says the Unitod States d r jed. States, Is the w&riiiiig;%ontainBd;'ln • A moment's;thought may:save; hu News —Ex. years were opera r,." a recent bulletin of the !National-Board man lives; therobservance of the sim If you send a;letter, you pay a oliuA ' of Pire i Underwriters. . •Its/ operations plest rules of'safety may, mean*'the Pfles Cured In 6 to 14 Days tax: if you goitqithe movies you 'Au Ambition and a Rectad Are vwT- effective. Itjenters ^htiuitiou ,conservation of thousands^ of j dollars Yoot drcsrgrist will re fond money If PAZO pay, a tax; if yon! sign a note, yoy I T H E needs of the South are identical with tKe needs We agree witlJ plants, and causes explosions;-^it crip In badly needed commodities.?- OINTMENT falls to cure any case of Itchinff, I of the SeutietA R»Iltrar: tte poinl.an4 a u M «1 cm naa* B liod.BleedinfforProtrudiaff JPiles in 6to I4days< server that. whilJ ples hundreds of factories; which are And yet the newspapers^are fuU: of The first application gives Ease and Best. SOc. pay a tax; if you make adeed you J th e opboiWing o f th e other* laboring to produce':wBrvtltno~-necessi- harrowing, heart-rending accounts:-, of pay a tax; if you play cards, yon ! The Soothem Railway t» toon—ito oedel ptMlece Mt Iiniatis are si way tlesi It waits until,' the.'gralh In the men, women and babies, burned ’ to { recorded to others. among ourselves] Helds Is ripe for the/harvest, and then Prefers Chamberlain's. pay a tax; if'youjfiave music from 5 The ambition of the Soelhem lU fiW C o flJ W j tL tS w ^ S death through; the thoughtlessness ;of t-tm irv of Interdft thfftis bora of cooperation bctwem the JoWIc g n l Carolina sits is t| I- destroys overt thousands of acres, or Others. . • j" “In the course of a conversation with an inetrumentt: you pay a tax; if ^ the railroads t toseepeifeccedthatfalff nadfr^»ofl^intheilB «W * mwnt hi nil reads wbkh Inritet the eoafidtacc of ( v KJIUMw M . ble,we take no , else it hides its time until the harvest 'Babe perishes in fire :Mother visit Chamberlain's Medicine Co.'s representa ■you eat you pay a tax. The only S A W ^ellT uurm trof dedm«e»»Mdt vUl^W efe ed crops have/been. stored in elevators, ing neighbor," reads one headline.. tive today, we had occasion to discuss in to Obtain the addidouai capital needed Iortteacgttteiipa of the fact the Staj thing we think of just now that etiarced fcdlldef Iaddeat to the drtnind for Iacteaoed and fetter and obliterates. them, by the hundreds “Bzplosition;kills two; ,.boy and a general way the merits of their differ gerviccj and,finally- , *d-. does not require a tax is drawing also extends" to ij of thousands. of bushels. It operates mother fatally burned when ' lad : at ent preparations. At his suggestion I To takeIta niche Ia thebody^tk'of the ^ th e tonrri^eof In every cify-.’and town, and In the tempts to start fire with gasoline,” your breath. -~And th at costs you other great Indosnle*, with oo more, b Jt .whh cgoal Uheifie^ egoal Mt. Bailey take pleasure in expressing my estima rights and egual opportuiutie** ^ country districts'. It: is unceasing In reads another. ’: ' ':' tion uf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I something ii you have it perfumed. blockade stills jits actjyltlesV worklng by night as well “Burned when gas explodes,"-is still “ The Suuthem Servto the South.” euue officers in j As by'day, and for every hour of the another headline. have a family of six children and .have —-The Greenville Sun. twenty-four. ■ ; It / enters countless used, this remedy in my home for years. ing the year 2911 Death and;.,carelessness are .allies; BEWARE of OINTMENTS,for CATARRH THAT homesr'bringlhg devastation-and sor- and-carelessness is the barrage-under I consider it the only cough remedy on . CONTAIN MERCURT. Thfoiis no doubt J row’; 'and last-but not least, it. causes which deathmakes the charge. ■ the market, as I have tried, nearly* all th a t the deputy [ heavy-loss of life. Wartime is the time of conservation. kinds.”—Ear) C. Ross, Publisher Hamil There is more Catarrh in this see This' foe is- not ;an "alien' enemy," Are/We Conservative? -- ■ ton County Repnblican-News, Syracuse. tion of the country than all other Uty marshals has but comes of good American stock, it Are we conserving life and-property Kan. diseases put together, aud until the collecting incomq Ie .encouraged by millions of people when such'horrors as are. headlined IastJfew years(-wa8- supposed to be taxes, that they I Who believe themselveB to.be'patrioUs. daily, oceur? . “Europe stands aghast at Ameri incurable. Eor a great many years to keep up with i 1Without their help It would soon be ; The government orders our food con ca’s wastefulliiess of food,’* says a doctors, pronounced it a local dis overdome; for the name of'this great served; we-give gladly and willingly closely since the] liueina cnrrent newspaper. En ease, and prescribed local remedies, enemy is Preventable Fire, and Ite to the sacred cause for which our -own and by constantly failing to cure did before, Anq principal cause is American- careless- .sons are fighting; we aye denying, and ough said; we know how true the I with local treatment, pronounced there are more—I we will continue to deny' ourselves, charge of waste is. Some folks - PntUng their average cost at $ 7,500 things thought indispensable.- to our it incurable. //Science has proven many—blockade] said we could not' fight, too, when catarrh to be:;a constitutional dis •piece,rAmerica in a year burns up the lives before /the clouds of a world’s nihg in the State -Value -Of 80,000 aeroplanes, and 80,000 storm covered the glabe. ' the war began. The world will yet ease and therefore reuires consti were a year ago. aeroplanes would win-the-war; or. to Is it conservation that a. babe, who learn that we can do anything when tutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh pnt’it; another way,., the! nation's fire might in the time to come, be the man Cure; manufactured by F. J. Che Oi conrse.it wtj we have to.—Southern Agaicultu- bill, If;it could be applied to their con or woman who would turn ,the sphere ney& Co., Toledo,' Ohio, is the pected th at blocfc struction, would supply our navy with of Destiny, dies through carelessness? rist. Winston-Salem Soutlibouiid Riulway only constitutional cure on the mar; cregse greatly w opO> hundred and fifty? destroyers, and Is it conservation that through not ket. It is taken internally in doses such."an added force would end the properly inspecting vacant' property, a Stomacb Troubles. from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It more dificnlt to menace of the, submarine. lighted match and an open valve - T he tw o/liberty -Loans carry annual If you have troubles with your stomach acts directlyon the blood and mu ShortLine Between ? Nevertheless, the makes for a dangerous explosion , and you should try Chamberlain’s TabIetA So cous surfaces of the system. They lntfrest charges I of $254,000,000, but possibly , kills or maims for life , a hu that can and sboJ the-ITnited States burnsup each "year man being?' many have been restored to health by offer lone hundred.;dollars for any the county and S i enough property to pay this interest. the use oftVss tab'ets and their cost,!s case it fails to cure. Send or cir - Stopi Thlnkll ReasontIi Winston-Salem, LaxiAgtdh, Albemarle, In-destitution In the bereaved homes so little, 25 cbnts, that it is worth while enlsirs and testifooniais. perior Court jo ;of. Frapce are multitudes of- ;the -chil- The railway crossings ,' are. guarded to give them a trial. 1 SoldbyD ruggistst TSc; Sheriffs and depj dren of. those who-have their lives, on by the sign “Stop! Lookl1Listen!'' Norwood and /Points Souths; v put the blockade/ the battlefields. Appeals have, been It Is true1 that this does not elimi made-to American benevolence upon nate all accidents but it' does a vast * w ithout the aid J number. Through train from Roanoke; Va.f to Florence, S. C., In the . basis of. ten cents per? day-per % ceas i f they will child to provide for, their- immediate In the brain of every man and connection with the Norfolk & Western Railway And the time has neccesalties..; Six million - such , little woman should. be emblazoned this and Atlantic Coast Line. ones, or. far more tlran; the total num slogan. Stop! Season! , Bhould either tael ber' In' need/ could; ,be supported for No one can. tell w hen‘property has Through Pullman Sleeping Car New York to Jacksonville, or get off the job] the cost of our senseless -destruction. been vacant tor months, what con Solioitors who ii r f An investment o f OOOtPOOj Will: equip dition the gas pipes and !fixtures may Fla., vial Winston-SalemI * make an honest a tose-hospltal, capable,of caring for be in. As a matter of self, protection 400 -sick or wounded; if;. American Bnd for public, safety throw open doors the law against people;; would change: thehC habits to and windows before striklhg'a light anil sale of liquor I -those/ef carefulness;,^,600 such hos S. P. COLUER, JR., Traffic Manager. Examine all gas connections and. be should have self-i pitals; might; he supplied by means of sure every thing is as,it. should be. the; money thus? sayed frotn fire de Cellars are the subterranean galler , Winston-Salem, N. C. resign. For he struction: This; would-, approximate ies where the noxious gases love? to every day he per one/to each’balf-n;ile: on alt European hide. Air but the cellar before stop to go on in the ter battiefronts.. ?•’...... ping there long. ; ' Froni whatever standpoint it is ex Qssollne a.Menace. he has jurisdictioi amined; therefore, it must be realized Gasoline is always dangerens. In a O an effort to bring preventable fire,/ Uttle or hurry or in the darkness the; gasoline O to justice. Every /hlg^istto some degree “an aid and can Ib too often mistaken for'the coal PUTS IT UP Tb THE COOK* cbTnfort to the enemy." This is a mat- oil receptacle. Have distinctive types O ory Solicitor takes /tefyuf- Ihdivldual responsibility. Eachi of cans so there can be no mistake In O to enforce the law] vphjs- must take It to himself as a per-' the dark, if necessary wrap 'sand pa «• A bill of groceries from our house puts it squarely up to O office. ,. sbmsi m atter. - There A re fifteen bun-/ per about ,the wooden grasp: of the the cook. There can be absolutely no excuse for a poor dred-flres e%ch day,- of more than one gasoline can. In ,that-way no/mistake dinner prepared from groceries purchased from us. O IJorth Carolina] - per minute. What right' has anyone can be made.'' Paint the gasoline can NOURISHING FOODS werenever more necessary than O t let her name aer torassume that SUvof these will occur red; have a certain place to\keep it at this time,- when.you need to- conserve every ounce of your strength. • O continuously as ts oh - the premises :of-'/'other people,?"; In and/when not'’In use see that it is O Tfcdes£he resolves thfa day that there kept there. / ! i OurMeatsarerichandwholesome. O such lawlessness’. | Bhall be no such occurrence ln p ro p - In.Hke cold/monthc there IsJalways O Our Vegetables are fresh. O °f the state has aj brfy
mHe RE SHALL THE PRESS. THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAIlifrAIN; UNAWED BY INFLUENCE ANP UNBRIBED BY GAIN.” VOLUMN XDf.' MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CARO! WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16. 1918. NUMBER 27 Blockading At Jiigh TideiA NEW|YE AR VOWS. fSaw It. A ccording to Hon. J. W. Bailey, We Mti»i:AU Help. By Walt Msson. LET HIM LIVE. Collector of Ioternitfr BeVenUe- for A great-ideal has’been said from SomethingTs happening in Amer- IR, n . c -WeVe-'tHed-oiit-an'the old time vows, time to'time abont allegedjGermafi! the eastern half of theState.whis- we’ve made our pledges broad and deep: Jca. It is’happehing surely and key blockaders atoddtog alandof-
THE DAVIE RECCED, MOCKSVILLE, N. <£
makes them very comfortable. The Two Parcel Post Cars Through Soldiers Thank Mocksville Ladies. barracks are divided, up so that each THE DAVIE RECORD. l it t l e FIGHTING EA Mocksville. The'ladies of the Mocksville Red" 'sqna'd of fojirmen have a stove and Gross Auxiliary, have received the; electric lignt. . BEYOND LIMITEl Editor. C. FRANK STROUD WiDSton Sentinel. f- following letters from Davie boys We were personally acquainted UERY ACT! Postmaster R. S. Galloway has re who are now. in the training camps: with all the men aa.well as our offic TELEPHONE.. 7,*;Camp! Jackson,' S. CLhJan. 4, ’18 ers in civil life, and . I think that ceived instructions from the post- Mi>cksyille Hed -Cross. makes it a lot better than being put ToJthe People of Davie County Entered-at the Postoffice in Mocks- office department at Washington to Dear Friends:—The sweater ar with.a fiatog of strangers. We have ville, N. C., as Second-class Mail receive bids until Jan 17 for. star rived all 0. K'.-and I want- to ex a jolly good bunch Iahd I really en FRENCH FRONT m atter. March 3,1903,,. - route parcel post service to be per press my thanks and appreciation for joy arnjy life: But" guess I’ll be I And Vicinity. ! formed with motor trucks on two same It sure comes in nice these ready to quit when I’ get a chance. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: cold mornings as we haven’t been Now I must close. Again thank Long Waited German routes to be.oDerated from this city. issued any wool coats vet.. Again ing the Red Cross . Society for. the ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - $ I 00 One of the routes will be operated sweater, and Mr.'Stroud for print Been Delayed for We SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE -V $ Sn allow me to thank you. from Salisbury by Spencer. Lexing With sincere appreciation. ing the letter of thanks. May God Do you realize what an institution this store is- and ,f Weather—Peace THREE MONTHS. IN ADVANCE $ 25 ton, Winston-Salem, Walkerlown, . CLYDE C. FOSTER, bless each and every one of you in Continue a t Brest-Li^ this grand and noble work, and when what a benefit it is to you, the purhcasing public? LARGEST CiRCUUTION OF ,ANY PAPER Culifax1 Friendship and Guiiford Camp Jackson, S. C. “ Bill” says he has had enough, and Winter has settled EVER PUBLISHED IN OAViI COUNTY. College to Greensboro; distance 70.7 MocksvilleRedCross. victory is ours,' may'the boys divide It is’our constant aim and endeavor to give you Received your sweater 0 . K. over all- the im portant I miles. the honors with you. noble members beyond artillery ;• acticj WEDNESDAY. JAN. 16. 1918 The second route will be operated Have not words to express my Red Cross Society of America. THE BEST AND HIGHEST QUALITY MERCH- thanks. You folks are doing a great Very sincerely, being carried out over from Winston-Salem by Mocksville. deal to help the, cause. But am feel , T. J. SWING. ANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICE. sections, there has bed Those who can remember a worse Statesviile. Bartum Springs, Trout ing like we boys will, soon end this M1 R. C. Unit “ P .” either in the west or I six weeks than the ones we have just man, Ostwalt1^ Mooresville, Mount terrible struggle. Respect. You know that Shoes have advanced, in -most Only, patrol encouutd waded through, are requested to Mourne, Dsvidson, Cornelius and RICHARD M. ANDERSON. Miss Agnes Wilson, of Stovall, who along the T>,! iSh line! stand up until we can, count them. Huntersville, to Charlotte, a dis Camp Sevier, S. C., Dec 16. has been the efficient teacher of the cases, about 97 per ct., in the past twelve months. action at two points | front. In Italy the tance of 98 7 miles. Davie Red Gross Workers. third and fourth grades in the grad and infantry fighting | . Itblewandsnew v The government is arranging to : Dearest Friends:—Will write a ed school for the past two season's, HERE YOU CAN GET ALL THE SHOES YOU And then it Hiew.;- . few lines to extend my heartfelt to aerial' warfare, start the service on both Routes on has resigned'ahd :has’accepted a po though it is spectacl ' And now. by jings thanks to you good women: for my WANT AT A VERY; SLIGHT ADVANCE OVER Feb. I, and the sealed proposals from sweater. I sure appreciate it these sition, us teacher in the Winston-Sa direct bearing on the f It's friz. contractionibiddingon the operation cold days. We have plenty of. spow lem schools^ Sher is sncceeded here LAST FALL. campaign when confij between Individuals oi] If this is the wrong: time for a Re of the trucks over the route9 are for down here and it is cold for certain. by Miss Sadie Clement. Miss Wil I want to praise the Red Cross work Then again you know Clothing of all kinds has . For nearly a montD publican to talk politics why isn’t it a term of about two years, the bids for' what they are doing. I am son is an able teacner, and made in France and Belgiq also wronRT for Demoorata to talk being for a period from Feb. 1,1918, Sincerely Your?, many, friends while here who are advanced greatly. IT HAS . NOT ADVANCED most snowbound, politics. It’s a sorry rule that only to June 30, 1920. A bond of $15,000 JOHN H. BROWN. sorry that she is not to return. waited German offenl works one way. 1 i3 required of each bidder for the Camp Jackson, S. C„ Jan. 4. The graded school resumed work HERE A n B WILL NOT AS LONG AS OUR heavy reinforcements | faithful performance of duty and Mocksville Red Cross Society. Monday morning after a little over transferred from the It would seem that prohibition and PRtSENt SfOCK HOLDS OUT. the w;st. has'been de| safe transport of packages placed in Dear Friends:—I wish to thank three weeks holiday.. The extremely woman suffrage has at last arrived. charge of the carrier. you for the sweater received .yester if not, possibly, for day. Sweaters help ,wonderfully to cild weather, together with a sorry Theseiaire hot the only two items that maintain The peace negotiata Both ar^ srood things, and while we The government has announced always hope for the best we have keep us warm these cold davs. I ap furnace caused the delay in opening. bolshevikl and the rq schedule to b e . maintained on each preciate the interest you have shown the old pricks. Each and every article,"as long as the .' uadruple allia learned to prepare for the worst. route. The route between this city and assure you that I will not forget iitovsh |-pontinue, but I REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE and Charlotte provides, that the the good people of Davie. As a sod . they last, wijl be sold for. the same old prices. Come results. ’’ Another dell The war can’t continue long after of Davie, God grant that I may not a million and a half of our boys are truck, which shall be at least one or in and let us show, you these wonderful valves. hling of the constitu mar her record in peace or war.' BANK OF DAVIE likely because of tb landed in France. The Germans are one and a half tons, (the carrier to Sincerely, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. decree at PetrogradJ fighters, but they haven’t trot any provide trucks of sufficient size to . . CHARLES H. WHITE. At the close of business Dec. 31, 1918. Your neighbor is a regular patron new elections to reij thing on the boys from the U. S. A. handle the traffic), will leave. Win- the constituent as| RESOURCES; 'Ston Salem each morning at five “God Bless Each And Every One.” deemed not to repres Almost anybody cangive an edi Loans and discounts $284,693.56 o’ clock daily except Sunday, arriv Ft. McPherson, Ga., Jan. 10 Overdrafts, secured and un of this store, why aren't you? The of this workmen and tor advice,"sometimes good and of ing at Charlotte at 3 o’clock each Mv Dear Friends:— secured 1,816.12 According to reporl ten bad. Instead of advice most of afternoon-. A truck will leave Ghar Through th e ' kindness of Mr. United States Bonds on hand c '25,800.00 oftener you come the more you save. sian capital, northef Stroud I wish to thank the Red Cross Furniture and Fixtures 3.497.70 the editors had rather have what lottealso at 5 a. m , -arriving in - ' : ______\ ’ ■ V -' - ; receive ample food Society of Mocksville for the nice Due from National Banks 36,576.35 Ukraine, through the is due them on subscription. Winston-Salem ,at three p. .m., daily hand knit sweater sent to- me f:>r Due from State Banks 39,328.02 Gold Coin 4,158.00 the-bolshevikl and I f you received a ‘ love-letter” except Sunday. : i . . Christmas, and. I can assure you that Every effort has be it was appreciated all the more be Silver coin, including all minor from us and haven't yet answered, coin Currency' 1,153.02 FLETCHER BROTHERS. last few weeks by tj Whiskey Cases To Be Tried This cause it was from home. There is National bank notes and other thorlties to prevent do so ait once. If you haven’t yet nothing that makes a soldier feel U. S. notes 5.262.00 received one, mail us a dollar and Week. better than to know the'folks are famine in Petrogradl Total $402,224.77 ■ TRADE STREET of Russia where thq save us: trouble and postage. We thinking of him.. Before I joined Lexington, Jan 14 —Trials of the the army arid got into active service LIABILITIES: the power. cannot run a paper without money. four men arrested in connection with the Red Cros3 didn’t mean very much Capital stock * $21,350.00 It is also semi-o SarplusFund -32,000.00 WINSTON-SALEM - N. C. from Petrograd th^ Three of The Record’s former the seizure of a hundred gallons of to me And even though I have on Undivided profits, less current whiskey here have been set for this ly been here three months I . have expenses and taxes paid 4,744.40 have taken control printer boys are now in the United kaask, capital of thfj week. The men so far placed un learned to appreciate the value of Deposits subject to check . 140,688.55 States Army—'two at Camp Jackson this great organisation that is doirrg Time Certificates of Deposit - .124.622.52 Don cossacks and and one at Fort Omaha—which ex der appearanoe bond are Robert Ce such a noble, work. There were Savings Deposits. 73,626.24- General Kaledine. cil. his father p . K .Cecil, Royal thousands of soldiers made happy on Cashier’s checks, outstanding 193.06 sacks. .';V plains the flag with three stars on Accrued interest due .depositors 5.000.00 our office window^ ; Shoaf and Lewis Murdock. Robert Christmas day that no-doubt .would Cecil’s bond has bepn placed at have spent a miserable da'y in camp Total . $402,224.77. STEAMERRS IN Dfl It would seem that our town is go had it not been for the Red Cross. State of North Carolina., ( BATTLEI 000. Murdock is charged with be* They not bnlv sent the soldiers, pres ing to get two more mails a day, be . County of Davie. ( ss ing an accomplice in the storing of ents, but seen to it that they were L J- F. Moore. Cashier of the above ginning February 1st. The parcel taken out in Atlanta and given a re Richmond, Va.—£j whiskey under a whole-ale, grocery hamed'bank, do solemnly swear that the desperately for hourq post star route mail-line between gular dinner, I can’t begin to .tell above statement is true to the best of my house. D. K Cecil is owner of the the ice in the James i Winston, and Charlotte is supposed Of the many instances where this or knowledge and beiief.’ home wnere sixty-four gallons were ,J. F. MOORE. Cashier. city and ChesapeakH to start then. Let her come. Some ganisation has done a world of good Coihe in and found in a basement. Mr. 'Cecil in our small company, but there is Subscribed and sworn-to before me, this Home of From Manufacturer transportation has bi improvement is badly needed. stated to the officers that he knew nothing that can be said about the IOth day of J a n , 1918. two weeks, but with! ERNEST E. HUNT.- Notary Public. Dependable G et Tains -the ice is bra nothing of the whiskey being there. Rsd Cross Society in the way of My commission expires June 18,1919 . ' Some of th e ' mercltan ts through To W earer is expected to be rI Heisheld inhigh esteem and is a praise that is too good for it. Correct—Attest:. Clothes Acquainted out the country are yelling that they ■ Now Lwill also;try to give a brief C. C SANFORD, suffered severely £ro cannot' sell sugar at 11 cents a ponnd leading chnrch man and avowed op description of our Unit. We. enlist Z. N. ANDERSON, but In' Richmond and make expenses. It is: said that ponent of the whiskey traffic. Mr ' ed in the Medical Reserve Corps in E. L- GArrHER. dropped to 10, sevei) Shoaf is under $200 bond and - will' May, 1917, and were called into ac Directors. than had been expeq the sugar we are now getting costs tive service. Nov. 10, 1917. Our the merchants 8 J' cents a pound. have a hearing next Monday. The “gjang” consists of twelve officers MILLION DOLLAR I How much do they' want to make, trial of the others is set for Jan ranking from - First Lieutenant to NOTICE. uary 18. Mr. Shoaf claims the nine VSISITSl anyhow? The’eihoes answer what. Major; fifty enlisted men and some ' J. W. Martin & L. M. Furches • ' The Style You Want gallons taken at,his place had been eighteen' or twenty graduate nurses. vs ‘ Believed to Have EI .New Members of Red Cross. ordered in compliance with past laws Our outfit is known as M. R. C. Uuit C. M. Brown and Delia Brown.. V0.” and ever since it was organized d rig l and was for personal medicinal pur Side of Real Estate and. Personal Indianapolis, Ind..| the cry has been, “ We are going to the Industrial buildi poses. ' • ' I France next week.” Butnext week Properly. has never come. However, we have thirty manufacturing In accordance with a judgment render "destroyed the buildi OUR MISSIONARY QUESTION our equipment for “over seas” duty At The Price You Like and are liable to be called any day. ed ,,in the above case, a t November Term . 4,- . • '. / property, causing af BOX. v Most of the “gang” is rather' anx- of Davie County Superior Court, I will sell $1,000,000, tor cash, at the courthouse door in Mocks - Pire Chief LouckJ '. -Misses Mary Meroney, Martha Williams. EDITED BY V I ious to get “Somewhere in France,” ville, N. C., on the- 4th day of February, Laura-Clefnent, Jjattfaa Clement, Anbie BERTHA MARVIN LEE. !but I must confess that I am not 1918, the following real estate, to-wit: that the fire was ofl Several of the m«T Grant1CIayton Brown, Sarah Swaim1 No- What is the. Laymen's Missionary Move over anxious to cross the pond. • But 1st. . Lot situate on North side -of De tie arid Pauline Martin, Julia Hunt, Leno- of course if the time comes to go, pot Street, known as the Charlie Brdwn j>anies were making| ment? p stere Mouse and lot, bounded as follows: $8,50 Crowelf Clo. Co., $35.00 government under ra Wagoner, Minnie Walker, SalIie Grant, why I rm perfectly willing to' take As Mr. John B. Sleman1 Jr., a Iaynian Beginning at a stone. Southeast corner of Si* dwellings, a el Geneva Parkeri Sarah' Stone, Isabella Rat- the-trip, and thank God that I am r of Washington, D. C.. was in attendance the original JesseiCIement lot, near the saloon also were going to try to save lives rather than well; thence North I ch. to a stake; tbence ledge, Dorotby and KathUne Meroney, upon the International Convention of the destroy. Of course somebody has to were lost, although L Annie Hall, . Hazel and 1Gilmer Baity,; West. 50 feet to a stone in R. M. Foster’s Student Volunteer Movement in Nash- do the shooting, but I’m just glad line; thence South I ch. to a stone, R. M. Winter is Here. See us for ed Jiremefl in greaj Katherine Brown, Marr Wilson Stone, Ha Ville1 Tenn., this thought came to hiin: that I am not mixed up in it; Foster's line, in the side of the Street, dered them in theif zel Walker, Theolene Ward. *. If tboughtfu; and spiritual students v^ill As yet o u r' "gang” has had a pic thence to the beginning, see deed of Gil line after line of Mesdames S A. Wdodruffl Bnice Ward, offer themselves by thousands for miss nic,. For a good while we were off bert Haven Lodge No. 4567. to Charlie Rebt. !James. 0. h. Williams, W.?C. Mar duty from midday mess until 12 Brown, recorded in book 21. page 443 in WARM CLOTHES, O^WERCOATS BUSINESS MEN o | ionary service, why • may not Cbristikn o’clock midnight. That didn’t ne the Office of Register of Deeds of Uavie tin, Ollie Stockton, Maggie Miller. Thomas business men inaugurate an advance County, N. C. WARNED MaitinvE. E. Hunt, Frank Sain, J. G. cessariiv mean that we had , to stay movement that will insure the ready sup :out Until 12 o’clock. But some of ‘ 2nd. Tract or lot, adjoining the above Craven, H, T. Austin. M'. J. Holthouser. M. port of all who would agree to go?" His described lot.on the North and known as SUITS, SW EAt1^RS, SHIRTS, Washington.' — E. Swicegood, W. H; Foote, Cl F. Ward, J, the members of the gang tried to the Della Brown (Smoot) Lot, bounded as suggestion met with instant favor from act the "hawg” and stay out later men are asked in a i F. Mcore1 Ida Nail, James Farmwalt1 S. follows:. Beginning at a stone on A. A. the missionary leaders of all denomina than anyone else, so the Major got Anderson's line, thence North 60 feet to a ted to the chamber i M. Call, Adelaid H .' Sanford, Hugh San stone; thence West 157 feet to a stone; GLOVES, HOSIERY, UNDER tions, and on Nov. 16, 1906, the Laymen’s wise, and now we have to be in at TJnlted States to p j ford, J. C. Sanford.. .Colored—Lucy At’ Missionary Movement was organized.-. 9:45, with only two' half holidays, thence South 60 -feet to a stake or stone; thenceEast 157. feet to the beginning,- con ed warning to Ger UnB,; Clhudle Brown. Wbat is the best product of the Lay Wednesdays and Saturdays; Bat even at this army life isn’t so bad. taining one-tenth of an acre more or less. ers that they cannl Messrs. 6. L. Wiliiams1 C. D. Brown, V. men's Missionary Movement? See deed from Trustee to Jas. Gray, book WEAR. It’s true it’s no place for babies, (we friendly commercil E. Swaitp. Les'teWMartin, J.D. Casey, WiI- Undoubtedly it is the “every member 19, page 501 in the ofljee of Register of have no nurseries), and you can’t the United States a| Iiam Stqfekton; E.-E.Hunt, Sr., J. A. Wag canvass” in the local church. "Put the Deeds of Davie county. make any fortune. But the exper. 3rd. Tract or lpt, known as the Char the German g'overn| oner,.W. C. Welimant Trov Hutchens, J. emphasis on every member for every ,ience is good, and those of us that KEEP WARM KEEP WELL W. Wall, R. L. Williams, W. B.. Horn, E. lie Brown dwelling and bounded'as fol responsible instrui thing.” Every member contributing to don’t get a souvenir in the shape of lows: Beginning at an iron stake, the Tr McColloch, W. B . Angell, Frank .Sain, the support of the church, ever; member a bullet from Fritz will get some ex •Northeast corner of the A. M. MtGIamery SENATOR JAS. H.| W >J. S. Walker, M. G. and Brice .Garrett, engaged in some department' of Church perience that is worth while. lot; thence with Street 40 feet to an iron KEEP SATISFIED stake; comer of J. 'Brown's lot; thence OF i>. d. faelper, J. H.; Smith, Lash Gaither work, every member seeking to be a soul- . About the “grub.” . Oh yes. We SaQfoitd, R RSaniofd1Jr , Herbert' Clem have plenty. But the bread don’t West 150 feet to an iron stake in Mary winner, every member assisting in a Pass lini; .thence South 40ufeet to an iron Washington.—SeJ ent, 6 . G. ftich. HaliWocHruff, E. L. .exactly taste like “mother’s.” Nor stake, corner of the. lot, of the Reformer's We CanjSave You Money. church program that tries to preach the do we have any of the Bditor’s dish, of Idaho, died at Gaithcr1S. M Call. Marshall Sanford, Ed Gospel, privately if not publicly, to every Lodge; thence East JSO feet to the begin heart disease. ’ Hel blackberry, pie. B utafter a crossr ning, containing one-tenth of an acre S^ofofo, Hugh 'and J, C. Sanford, E. P. creature in reach of the church-. There attack a week agol P-k ? ’ Crawford. Alton and Everette Walker, R. country hike with a pack on your more of less, being Lot No. 8 in the divis are twenty millions of people in the South back you can eat army grub and .Ion ofQuirch Property, see deed, from to Washington frpl lj^ine& Cly§e;Uaqj'M^D. BoWleB,, Ern- who CK iiotconnebted in any' way with really like.it. No, we don't have Trustee* of Mocksbille Presbyterian Church ^jSen In a critical f ^V.Brucl^^^^^^Iitinriis,' Cecil the church, jfejibw many i^4|eather\beds. ^ust some steel; cots, rectWei ih bo6k20..p«e 447, office of senator’s ’ wife and iorrU, C|:F> MeritnejMJK • -1 •* your door, ofciAine? JHy M « 'springss and mattress. However, Regjstef fof D&SHjm-Dawe Cotmty J' CRQWEiiL N othing c o . Were a t his bed sid i 'I' , 0 '0 . 0 '--Vp' ;yQU-ean’t very well kick; for I have ABoiithe following person'll property: E. BTady, of Chanl One Mahogpny’folding bed, cost $70, I Robb Brady of Kanl The ladies of the Red Cross are in need Card of Thanks. : never slept better in .my life. ■ oak lottng^, 4 rocking chairs. 2 centre ta SLOAN'S OiJvPLAGE . of a ’ioad jof wood. They cannot work for m . *. '• . • s Yes, and we actually get a Shower bles, I jhat rack-. I suit .of oak furniture^ from the west tryij our soldier boys without fire. We know We desire,\to thank our friends batfi. There is a row of showers in bedstead, bureau and wash-stand, I oak lnSton in time to se i>me iientleman will donate the .wood at and neighbors for' their kindness, t^e rear o£ the barracks, and we dining table, 6 dining chairs, I oak side ONTHECORNERi STATESVILLE, N. C. during the sickness'; and . after th e ! ^av»e c0!c?.an.^.?)0i; wa^er. (The reas- board. I oak china'closet, I cook ranee once. It wilIbe greatIy appreciated. on I put “cold” first, is because the and utensils, 4 bedsteads (three iron and death of our dear mother.- : one oak bedstead), 2 oak dressers, 2' oak Since the Government has t a k i n man on fire duty is Usually, asleep HER CHILDREN. wa8li-stapds. l cook rabge, in restaurant charge of the. railroads it appears and the \Pater is mostly cold ) The barracks are several - hundred and two ice boxepi This the 3rd day of . that^he ecl ito rs wili have td walk or' ! Jacob Stewatt -spent • Monday Min f^et Jong and are- made of boxed January, 1918.' ' V v .. ,we $he sidedoor sleepers. Winston on business. 1' i wallB covered with tar-prper, which 'E. your^sd«3ier -son The Record. DAVII SECMER RmS OLD NORTH STATE NEWS .Brief- Note? Covering Happenings in ' This States That Are of Interest to AU the People.
I l 1TTLF. FIGHTING EAST OR W£ST ENFORCED FOOD CONSERVATION :-That the recent cold weather has HAS ARMY OF SUBSTANTIAL SIZEv 35VOND LIMITED ARTIL W RESTAURANT PLANNED BY caused th,e death of many partridges NOW IN FRANCE READY in many sections of the state is stated LERY ACTION. \ ADMINISTRATION. TO FIG H T. by/hunters who are familiar with con 99 • o' ‘ , . , M ditions. One well-known hunter re ports, having found more than 20 birds in one covey frozen in the snow, all fBENGH FRONT SNOWBOUND I TO CREATE UIitGER SURPLUS 1.500.000 MEN UNDER ARMS huddled together on the roost. ■ • A charter is issued for the Gllenboro Hwlery Mills Company, of Elleiiboro, W a ite d German Offensive: Has Allies Need 75 to 90 Million Bushels of toni) Answers Critics of War Department capital $12,000 authorized • and $3,000 B„en Delayed for Weeks on Account Wheat and Want Meat Exports Iis store is and and Declares Such an ArmyNever subscribed by J. Me. Brooks, N. A. )f Weather—Peace Negotiations Doubled—America to Export Only Was Raised, Equipped and Trained -Green, R. L. James, G.- S. Harrill, and Eising public? C00Krti* at Brest-Litoyisk. Savings. Clyde Duncan for hosiery, yarns', cloth, So Quickly. twine, and other textile manufacturing. br to give you W i n t e r lias settled down in earnest Washington.—Enforced food conser Washington.—Eivery phase of the vation'in restaurants and extension of Salisbury is to have the benefit of over i:: ihe imIjortanl^ war fronts, and war department’s preparations -for anti-hoarding regulations to make one of the first motor-truck star routes JlTY MERCH- * beyoa;l artillery-.actions; which are battle against Germany, was outlined' them.- apply to the household are in to be established by the postoffice de being carried out over very limited and defended by Secretary Baker be cluded in the plans of the food admin partment. It is proposed to begin the s e c t i o n - 3 , there has been little fighting fore-the senate military committee. istration for creating a larger export first route out from this city February either ;n
SENATOR JAS. H. BRADY NASHVILLE, TENN., GETS Coal Famines at End. NED OF IDAHO IS DEAD. $60,000,000 POWDER PLANT. Washington.—The railroad situation has improved under government oper WaBhington--SenatQr- Jas. H. Brady Washington.—A government powder ation sufficiently-Ho guarantee., that Money. of Idaho, died a t his hom e. here- from there will be no further coal famine in heart disease. ‘ He suffered an acute plant to cost $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 and to employ about 15,000 men is to be established any part of. the . country ,this winte". attack a week ago while on his way Director General McAdoo was inform- to Washington from Idaho, and had by the war department near Nashville, Tejn. MajorGeneral Crosier, chief of ed by A.'H. Smith, assistant in charge been in a critical state since. The of transportation on eastern lines. Lo- senator’s wife and several relatives the ordnance. bureau, announced the selection of a site at Hadley’s bend on ial shortages will be inevitable under were at his bedside. His two sons, S. existing condition, Mr. Smith said, but HlNG CO- E. Brady, of Chandler, Okla., and J. the Cumberland river, about 12 miles, ndications are that no important in Robb Brady of Kansas were on a train from Nashville. Construction will be started immediately. A num ber at rlustries will be forced io shut dowr [ACE ; from the west trying to reach Wash because of lack of fuel. ington in time to see their father ailve. these plants are to be established. lATESVILLE. N. C-
he Record* CS THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N- C.
“That you, captain? Have you got Save Your Bascom yet?” “No; be has managed to escape, and Cash and get forward, but not without leaving another victim behind. Tony Bapello Your Health is dead in the stokehole." U “The bloody villain I How did he ever get out of there?” “Which is more than I 'can figure out; stole on deck, probably, and then CASCARA £ [ OUININj- SCHOOL TEACH sUpped along In the rail 'shadow. W ILL HAVE T Where is McCann?” Th*
I1 Save Your First Draft Cost State $134,542. Major John D. Langston of the adju Cash and tant general’s office, finds that the cost TURNS POPULARITY SPRAY IN WINTER FOR SAN JOSE SCALE Back Lame and Achy? m North Carolina of the first national TO PERSONAL GAIN There’s little peace when your kid > u r Health army selective draft was $134,542. (Prepared by the United States Depart not be justified where only a few trees neys are weak and while at first there This cost was distributed, $73,089 to ment of Agriculture.) were Involved. For a few plants it may be nothing more serious than dull ■ XJ , *, , erne#. The WUU San UUdASJose scale, SUiUC, in IU the UJC absence a u se u c e board members; $44,388 to employes of would be better to use some one of backache, sharp, stabbing pains, head boards and $3,001 for physical exami Atlanta Girl Dangles Slipper Gift of proper treatment, will quickly bring aches, dizzy spells and kidney irregu the prepared washes put up by manu larities, you must act. quickly to avoid nations; the remainder being for about the death of many plants of eco Before Eyes of Lovers and nomic importance. Its discovery, there facturers. In fact, many large or the more serious trouble, dropsy, gravel, SCHOOL TEACHERS OF STATE travel, rent and supplies. The state chardists prefer to use sprays of this heart disease, Bright’s disease. Use fore, whether in orchards or on prized measured well up In the matter of the They Succumb. class in preference to .making the Doan’s Kidney Pills, the remedy that WILL HAVE TO BE BETTER fruit trees and other, plants in the is so warmly recommended everywhere ratio of enlistment to the gross quota, washes at home.' The possibility of by grateful users. 5l?^g^2»5S- PROVIDED FOR. the average of which the country over yard, should call for prompt steps to :s ccld in 24 hours _ Atlanta, Ga.—A clever young lady of ward its control. It has been amply injury to the trees from the sprays Money back if it fail? Ge!?,,J was 40.42 per cent and for North Caro this city, who had many admirers, must also be borne In mind. AU treat A North Carolina Case >e bf* ,Wth Red top a n /'ir.' demonstrated that the scale may be HjH s ptcture on it, lina 31.81 per cent Oregon was high proved herself to be a master of high ments, if possible, should be made dur '\E rtty Picturt ___ s ira ’ 423*S.S??Um- Costs less, gives very successfully controlled by one ington St., Ba* more, saves money est with 90.77 per cent and Oklahoma finance by the manner In which she ing the dormant period (that is to say, lowest with 21.78 per cent average. I turned her popularity to personal gain. thorough treatment during the dor in late fall or early spring, or even Ieighe N. C.* says: 24 Tablets for 25c. mant period each year. On account uI suffered for OiSPATCHES FROM RALEiGH The statistics show that the cost For each of her male friends she during the winter In mild climates), ! years' from kid At Any Drug Store of the general distribution of the pest ney trouble. I per registrant was 54 cents and the bought slippers, all of the same pat since at this time washes may be ap- I extermination measures are, in most h a d backaches cost per man called was $1.69 and the tern, which she -had an aged colored plied at much greater strengths than and pains through cases, out of the question. my loins and the teran Is Fast Runner, p.-.jr.«s and Happenings That Mark cost per man accepted was $4,93 . seamstress make up. 'Meanwhile she when the trees are in foliage. The ! kidney secretions Complaint sometimes comes from aim is to use the wash about as strong : were unnatural mos L. Smitli is a veto: an 0 me Progress of North Carolina Peo North Carolina had 197,481 regis and Ailed with: orchardists who have the scale to con as the tree will stand, thereby secur- j war. He is Seventv-Ihte: ple, Gathered Around the State trants; 63,599 were called for exam tend with that the control of the insect * sediment. After ination, and 15,846 were accepted for * ing the maximum killing effect upon 1 usinsrDoan*s Kid- i: lie lives in Detroit and Capital. Is neglected by their neighbors, and . ney PHIse I pass =SOS a day from his Iiosi1 t service of 59,879 examined as to physi the insects. Used in this way the ed several gravel Raleigh. they believe this neglect adds material washes of the petroleum or kerosene stones and im ? eiiy's liigantomobile plants cal fitness; 117,831 were considered ly to their own work. Undoubtedly proved at once. The aches and pains unfit for service and 42,048 were found series are most likely to cause injury soon left and the action of my kidneys Ir Amoriean Magazine. Army the seme will spread from orchard to to. the fruit buds and tender twigs, was regulated.** tan o pronounced Iiim A serious situation confronts the physically fit. Exemption claims were orchard, but thorough annual spray and the lime-sulphur washes least like GetDoentSetAnyStorepdOeaBoaK specim en without a parallel" jiiibiie schools of the state. Teachers’ filed by 29,488 and 21,502 were allow ings will prevent Important injury ir salaries are utterly inadequate to meet ed. Of the claims allowed 1,732 were ly to do so. Fish-oil soap, sprays as io runs, or walks, live mile* respective of neglect in adjacent or recommended for dormant trees are DOAN’S 1VffiL V mmi and ten miles as a max. the greatly increased cost of living for agricultural exemptions of which chards. FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N .Y . 111 these war times. Many teachers— Hill! comparatively safe, though reports are ■r.v day. T hat is his Uiulcr" 392 were allowed. There were 35.682 ’Where plants are thoroughly incrust at hand of injury to fruit buds, espe Iicrhaps a majority of them—find of the secret of his youth married men included in those called ed, with consequent death of branches cially from fall applications. Stone t claim that it is the secret Itoir present salaries insufficient to and 17,458 were rejected bcause of and stunting of growth, it wlll.general-: fruits, such as peach, plum, etc., are people necessarily—but it I8 meet their actual expenses of living. dependents. , Iy be advisable to dig out the trees at SHOW CASES more susceptible to injury from sprays For Dry Goods end Notions, ■t for him. Detroiters no In many instances teachers are paid I once and replace with new ones. Be than apple and pear, and on the for StO per month for not more than five ask for catalog K. D. pi their head when they see Governor Grants Four Pardons. fore spraying infested trees the dead mer the lime-sulphur sprays should “ Groceries, K. G. For Jewelry, K. J. jo-haired man come runnur- or six months a year, and are paying and weakened wood should be pruned always be used. Petroleum and mis- “ Millinery, K. M. “ Drugs, K. P. si reef. At seventy-three he Sie per month or more for board alone. Governor Bickett granted four par out, which will simplify the work of We make Drug and Bank Fixtures . dons: William ■ Simmons, Forsyth cible oils are more frequently used on on miles in 75 minutes. At The average annual salary of white spraying and will hasten the forma apple and pear, and owing to their Blgh Point Show Case Works, High Point, R.6. county, is pardoned for the remainder Lree lie can sprint faster than teachers in North Carolina in 1916 tion of new, sound wood. spreading and penetrating qualities Co youth of seventeen or nine- was $296.62. While the salaries have of a 25-year sentence for second de San Jose Scale Washes. are perhaps more effective in destroy LATEST NEW YORK SONG HITS been increased slightly during the gree burglary on the ground that he 1 There are- several scale washes ing the scales on the terminal twigs, . ,DIRECT-TO YOU FROM DRtOADWAY" . present year, the small increase has was so drunk and doped that he didn’t Which may be employed'In the control which are infested to a greater extent ' Special trial offer to infroduce.our- catalo^u’c^-^-.' uot been at all in proportion to the know where he was or that he was of the insect, and the one should be In the case of these fruits. The sev : Twq^Bbst- WarrTT-Son^i'. Deafness Cannot Be Cured trespassing on any one. This view-is !'plications as they cannot reach great increase in their living expenses selected which can be most conveni eral sprays in use are: (I) Lime-sul |>d portion of the ear. There b uor in proportion to the increase made taken by those whose house he enter ently used and which is economical phur wash series; (2) petroleum-oil Over Theie '(/"Sb LcnoMothei •“ l a y to cure Catarrhal Deatnecs ed. They also expressed regret that 15? each ; - o r ’1 " • bo+h '25? Hs by a constitutional remedy ia other lines of work in the state and under the circumstances. Thus, for series (Including miscible oils), and LATEST BROADWAY — MUSIC SERVICE Be ATARRH MEDICINE acts nation. Many of the young men, espe Simmons was hit over the head with 1 spraying on a large scale, the orchard (3) soap washes. * :*WB2;&P.QADWAS’-’ NEW YOQK • - ’.4TN. FLOOQ.-1 Ie Blood on the Mucous Surfaces a pitcher of water and nearly killed. ■ stem. Catarrhal Deafness Is cially in the high schools, have been ists could propgrly afford expenditures In Farmers’ Bulletin 650 Instructions I an inflamed condition of the drafted for service in the army; many John Evans, of Mecklenburg county, for the construction of cooking outfits are given on the making and applica Well! fr.ing of the. Eustachian Tube serving twenty years for second de for lime-sulphur wash which would tion of sprays. Heard in an English avenue street I tube is inflamed you have a of the women teachers oh account of Bound or imperfect hearing, ana increased demand and increased com gree murder, receives a pardon on the CLf early Saturday morning: fl entirely closed. Deafness 13 the strength of letters from the solicitor IIotorman (shivering)—How is it ■less the Inflammation can be re. pensation in other lines of work, and. I this tube restored to its nor- many on account of their absolute in and others who insist that Evans has back there,' buddy (addressing the Jion, hearing may be destroyed conductor)? ability to meet actual living expenses been sufficiently punished. Many ot “Oh, They're for a Man Friend ■Many cases of Deafness are . Conductor —’Steen below zero. You 1 Catarrh, which is an inflamed on the salaries offered for teaching, the best citizens of the community, Mine.” Ii the Mucous Surfaces. have been forced to,leave the profes the governor says, join in urging the ought to be comfortable alongside that JCJNDRED DOLLARS for any beater. Batarrhal Deafness that cannot sion.' The result id that there' is a pardon. kept a. pair for herself in the parlor, Motorinan—Yes, it’s so hot here I’m by „ HALL'S CATARRH great dearth of teachers in North Car Robert Moser, Cabarrus county, gets -where she could have them on hand fcists 75c. Circulars free, olina. The demand for teachers is pardon from the .chain gang where .he whenever one of her. lovers galled. sweating icicles. pney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Of course, each young man asked Lone Passenger—-AVhat. a cheerful greater than the supply. Many schools was serving for simple assault on a liar.—Indiannpolis News.. have not yet been able to secure woman. The prisoner Wrote the gov for whom she-was making such pretty In Old Salem. slippers. She would reply, with a be I morrow. Friend Brewster!" teachers. It seem s' likely that many ernor: : “I am now ready and willing will not be. able to secure them • to volunteer and go to Camp Jackson witching smile and half a wink, “Oh,j ■ 'M RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. Le of the Pilgrim Fathers, they’re for a man friend of mine.” 1! lmother on the street of Sa Realizing the seriousness of this sit and to render my service to my coun To half pint of water add I oz. Bay Then each infatuated youth went Rum, a Bmall box of Barbo. Compound, nd where hast thou been this uation, the North Carolina Teachers’ try in every way. To this end I pledge and % oz. of glycerine. Any druggist can Assembly at its recent meeting in you my word of honor.” away'to invest in-a gift The girl be ling?” stowed upon, each of them a pair of put this up or you can nil* it at-home at Charlotte passed strong resolutions I. J. Cribbs, of Columbus county, very little coBt. Full directions for mak tarried a while at the jus- slippers.- -The presents from her ad- j !. Friend Hooker, where with catling'-attention to the necessity for serving one year for forcible trespass ing and use come in each box of Barbo -miring friends averaged $45 a man. Compound. It will gradually darken Iiood will I did hear Justice increased salaries of teachers. At the ts pardoned at the request of the judge The-pair the girl worked, herself-she streaked, faded gray hair, and make it soft that goodly man, passing same session of the assembly, the de and the prosecutrix, Cribbs having presented to a young dry goods’clerk and glossy. It will not colpr the scalp, is not Iupon certain rogues and run- partment of school boards ,attended elected to leave the state rather than In Atlanta, to whonj she was secretly sticky or greasy, and does not rub off. Adv. jiestilent fellows and sturdy by sixty representatives of county and serve the sentence. The pardon leave married. She disposed of her other Needs a Chance. city boards of education, and the State him free to return to the state. . presents and had enough money to i-hat disposition made the Association of County Superintend I start! a modest housekeeping establish- “My little boy,” writes Mrs. M. P. H., “said the other day: ‘Gee, I wish ;ee of the case of Dame Ke ents, devoted much time to the serious Big Year For N. C. Farmers. ! ment. was charged with being a discussion of this situation, and pass I had a little sister!’ I never heard Special from Washington.—North him ,express such a wish before, and I •old?'’ ed strong resolutions urging the in Carolina has had her best agricultural * ' ' ttyr* * adjudge her guilty, and en- CONVICT FINDS NEW WORLD asked him why he wanted a little sis crease of funds' and increase of salar year. The farmers of the state will re •r harshly withal. His sen- ies for meeting the situation. Com ter. And he replied': ‘Oh, I get tired ceive for their crops by far more than > that she be bound in the havin' nothin’ but the cat to teasel’ ” mittees were appointed to co-operate ever before. Here are some estimates Man Leaves the Penitentiary Old and ■ t o , 4 and immersed ten times with the state department of education Feeble After 17 Years’ Im based on late reports. I iicrs of the bay.” . prisonment . Comfort Baby’s Skln in waging a campaign in devising The cotton crop will bring approxi- j uics? Now, who would have ways and means for increasing school When red, rough and itching with.hot mately $60,000,000 to the state. The i Itbat he would soak her that funds and increasing the salaries of baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of yield is not so great as it was last Walla Walla, Wash.—Edward Suth teachers with a view to relieving this Cuticura Ointmeut This means sleep year but the price is much better. erland stepped from the penitentiary for baby and rest for'mother. For was the origin of the ex- serious situation and thereby prevent the other day. into a land of strange There has been a fine yield of corn, free samples address, “Cutlcura, Dept —Exchange. ing a serious interruption of the work anad the price is $1.76 per bushel things and made his way into Walla X, Boston.” At druggists and by malL the efficiency of the educational work Walla, that he. almost failed to recog against 99 cents last year. The yield mm Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.—Adv. Like Humans, and of the teaching profession in the nize. per acre is 20 bushels against 16.8. d ordered lobster. She felt state. A conference with these com He was the oldest prisoner in the The crop will amount to 69,000,OOf Man claims to be woman's intellec ought to be entertaining, so mittees, including the executive com institution and 17 years of his life bushels, and bring about $120,000,000. PEACH TREE BADLY DAMAGED BY SAN JOSE SCALE. tual superior, yet the records show rked: mittee of the teachers’ assembly, is were spent there. His release papers few woman bigamists. queer that lobsters are al called by the state superintendent of The tobacco crop will run close to arrived from Olympia that morning 218,117,000 ponnds, and will bring ap ert until they get into hot wa- public instruction on the 18th of Janu and as soon as he could be fitted out T o Cura a Cold In One Dsy ary to formulate plans and inaugurate proximately $62,000,000. in clothing he was let go. Sutherland MILLET INJURIOUS PRUNE APPLE TREES Take LiJCATIVB BROHO Quinine TnBIeta.. I t Btona Sweet potatoes are bringing $1.08 th e Gongh and Headache and works off th e CoIiL ng queer about it,” he came a state-wide campaign for iricreasing was sent up for 20 years in 1900 for & W. GfiOVBtS slgnatare on each box. ’ 90c. If they weren’t green they school funds and teachers’ salaries for against 70, cents last year. . The to- attacks on women and girls. AS EXCLUSIVE SEED IN WINTER SEASON et into hot water.”—Boston relieving the serious situation. tal output will be 8,665,000, and will Sutherlancl was taken to ,the peni New York will drop 52 teachers-of tt. bring $8,838,300; tentiary to save him from mob violence German from grade schools. , The Irish potato crop will be 3.639,- Faulty Flue Caused Fire. after being attacked.. He. was con- Hay May Be Used a s P art of Ra* Annual Heavy Dormant Pruning iuinutive chains of habit are 000 and will bring $4,581,880. The vlcted on tw0 Cimrges, one brought by tion, but Feeding Alone Is leavy enough to be felt till Investigation of the fire which de price is $1.26 against $1.13 last year. a young girl and the other by an older Found Beneficial From the :oo strong to be broken. stroyed Brooks Hall, the main building There is a large increase in tlw woman, and was given 14 years for Unsafe, Expert Says. ~, Growth Standpoint. of the North Carolina Sanatorium for yield of buckwheat and In' the pric*. each offense. He was past middle age the Treatment of Tuberculosis, re The crop will bring $395,900. at that time and left 1Prison aged and (GEORGE H. GLOVER, Colorado Agri Extensive experiments made at the veals the cause of the fire as a brick cultural College, Fort Collins, Colo Here are some of the prices tSO.I feeble, a mere shadow of his former rado.) West Virginia station throw new light dropping from an improperly con upon pruning. These investigations have advanced: self. The belief is prevalent that millet structed chimney, according to the re verify many of the theories commonly Hogs, on foot, $13.70-against $$ »6 fed to mares will cause abortion and port made to the Insurance Commis accepted and give new facts with ref Kerens last year. Is otherwise injurious. The North Da sioner. The chimney remained stand Beef cattle, $7.30 against $5.10. erence to pruning apple trees. ing after the fire and the hole left by kota experiment station several years ‘ Veal, $8.40 against* $6.30. FINDS BROTHER AFTER ago issued a bulletin on the injurious A summary of bulletin 159 of the “ B o d y ” the fallen brick shewed conclusively Sheep, $7.70 against $5.30. 20 YEARS’ ABSENCE West Virginia station says: how the fire started. The chimney effects of a continuous ration of millet Lamb, $9.80 against $6.70. hay on horses. Tlie conclusions reached This bulletin is a preliminary re after running up a few feet was'con Wool, 55 cents against 29 centr Paterson, N. J.—Mourned for were In substance that, horses when port of a pruning experiment cover structed at an angle of 45 degrees in Milk cows, $50 against $39.20. nearly twenty years as one of fed exclusively on millet hay for a ing a period of four years nnd embrac its progress to the roof and outlet. Cotton seed, $66.10 against $4930. the victims of the battleship considerable period developed irrita ing 366 apple trees pf various ages. Above where the chimney rah at an Cottonseed meal, $49 against $•: 9. Maine, John Nelson, thirty-seven tion of the kidneys, swelling and in Study has been made of the effects on angle a box-work construction cover W heat, $2.30 against $1.68. years old, surprised his brother, fusion of blood into the joints, and vigor of dormant pruning, summer pruning at different times, and com Boifi Quality: ed the chimney leaving an open space Oats. 97 cents against $1.68. William Nelson, a Paterson (N. finally softening of the bones. which concealed the faulty construc J.) business man, when he Dr. E. F. Ladd reported having found binations of dormant and summer pruning. AndQuantify tion. When the brick dropped out, the County Jail Scores Improved. . walked Into the lntter's store, in In millet hay, at all stages of growth, Heavy annual dormant pruning re interior of the box-like frame was ex The health and sanitary conditions Sixteenth avenue, and spoke to a gluepsid called setarian. Farmers Try Yager’s Liniment, posed to the blaze which should have him. generally believe that it is the seeds sulted in stranger terminal growth tbegreatextemal remedy id “ s n a p ’ to its of jails are improving according to than lighter pruning oh trees of all gone up the chimney and the'wood scores made by twenty-one county Jails John Nelson enlisted in the of millet that cause the trouble but it for rheumatism, neumlgia, ste. work was in flames some time before United States navy at the age seems' th at this claim is not substanti ages. sciatica, spradE3, ehzst pains, on being inspected recently by offi In the study of trees up to five and backache, cuts and bruises. it was discovered. cials of the state board of health The of seventeen, soon after the ated. Millet hay as a part ration is Try a cup and Insurance Commissioner Young says Spanish-American war broke safe and makes an excellent adjunct six years of age it was found that an This liniment has wonder average score made by the twenP.r-one nual heavy dormant pruning was bene itice the charming it is only fair to the present manage jails was 63 ,against an average • f 56 out His family never heard to other roughage for horses but from ful curative powers, pene ment of the sanatorium to say that from him after he left home what information we have on* the sub ficial from the growth standpoint for trates instantly, and, gives ivor and substan- made by twenty-four jails previously the first two or three years, after prompt relief from pain. the building was erected before it took inspected. The jails of Davie apd Iiiiii it was taken for granted that ject at this time it would seem unwise which it dwarfed growth so that by I t is the most economical tl character of this charge and that the blame does not Gaston scored highest with seor’ts ot he !had perished,, under an as to feed it to horses as an exclusive sumed name, when the Maine ration. the end of the period the lightly liniment to buy, for- the large pie beverage. Mtach to it but he feels it his duty to 93 and 85. Those of Currituck, Gttene pruned trees showed a -. strikingly 35 cent bottle contains more call the attention of the people''of the and Duplin with scores of'33, 3f and went down. While he was than the usual 50 cent bottle mourned -as lost he .sp en t. 20 greater. increase in trunk diameter, state to the fact that dangerous fires 41, respectively, scored lowest. ' NIORE AND B EH ER PASTURES of liniment. I Postum is a true years in thrilling experiences 'In branch diameter, size of top, and to are started in this manner. ■ While some improvement is indi tal annual, growth. . 35c Per Botde roarafe ■nan's” drink, and cated by the scores/the majorit-r 0! all parts of the globe. Many Farmers Cultivating Imnd That Jomen and children It was Napoleon, one of the world’s He served two enlistments in Would Pay More In Grass—Re the jails inspected show by "heir the navy, later going on a whale DRIVE HORSES ON LONG TRIP light in it, Sreatest generals, who said that an scores, which are below passing, that stores Thin Soils. array fought upon its stomach. Will hunt in the South Seas. He be YAGERS they are maintained far belov^ the Let Animals Start Slowly and Gradu yoc by ruthless disregard and waste of came a licensed sea captain and There Is need of more and better sanitary standard that is set for t•‘“•m- traveled-to all ports. Since 1905 ally Increase Pace—Journey Is !"here's a Reason* food render our army and those of the This, means, says the state boar* of pastures. Many farmers are culttvat- LINIMENT he spent most of his time in ne land that would pay better In pas Thus Shortened, Allies inefficient health, that the health and comfort T R E L IE V E S iF iA I M trips around the world. For sev ture where high-grade or purebred live for POSTUM Buckwheat cakes should taste bet of prisoners is not wat' it should be In making a long drive, let the tor this winter when cooked over a eral months past he was in Eu tock may be maintained. It is snr- and can be made. The score of 100 rope and spent some time In horses start out slowly for the first GILBERT BROS. & CO. wood fire. ■ orlsing how grass will restore thin, I Sold by Grocers points includes only those conditions France. There he saw the wel few miles. You can then Increase BALTIMORE, MD. Honey and syrups instead of sugar vorn soil. Afterafew yearspasture required for the health and compara come to General Pershing and their, speed, and the trip will be made Everywhere! • win make victory just as Bweet and and may be cultivated again and usu- tive comfort of any human being, and the American expeditionary illy the yield of crops will be In- In a shorter time than if they had PECAN TREES •>ring it much sooner. To* woot Boiao and want the beat Vor prtMk when jail conditions score as low as forces. Teased considerably. been driven faBt a t the start. information as to stowing»ote.* write If you have a food conserving plan 50, 60 or 70, it is an indication that 4 * Be WIBHT • Cairo. GMfSfB or receipe pass it on to your neighbors prisoners are not getting what is fair. wud your friends. Be “in the service.” THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. HOW THIS Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone! NERVOUS WOMAN Calomel Harms Liver THE DAVIE PIi GOTWELL Bead my guarantee ! Liven your liver and bowels IUi SOUR MiLK FOR LAYING HENS I Told by Herself. Her Sin* ' and get straightened up "without taking sicken ARRIVAL of PASSB cerity Should Con Most Excellent .Substitute for Meat ing calomel. Don’t lose a day’s work! , Scrap and Will Give Good Re- GOING NO] vince Others. Just yielding yourself to- service true. ened with water and used, on rust, ■ - - turns During Winter. No. 26 Lv. Mocksnl Just helping men to get their lawful stains, if placed in bright sunshine trill Lv. Mocksvil due. mercury and attacks your bones. Take No. 22 • Just sacrificing self for other’s good. remove Such stains of IOng standing! There’s no reason why a I n GOING SOt Christopher, 111.—“For four years I . While the production of eggs dur a dose of nasty calomel today and you goffered from irregularities, weakness, Donating something to the brotherhood For blood spots, if fresh and on wodleh ing the winter when high prices pre should take sickening, salivating cuto- No. 25 Lv. Mocksvii Ahi that's the way to give. garments, rub well with dry starch, mel when a few cents buys a large will feel weak,'sick and nauseated to Lv. Moeksvii _ _ nervousness, and —J. a. Larimore. vail is the result of proper breeding, morrow. -Don’t lose a day’s work. No. 21 was in a run down which soaks up the blood,- and when hatching, rearing and care, proper bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone—a per Trike a spoonful of Dodson’s Liver condition. Two of brushed-after it is dry will-take out feeding will always -tend to stimulate fect substitute for calomel. SEASONABLE DISHES. Tone-Instead and you will wake up oar best d o cto rs every stain. egg production at that season. It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid COTTON MAR failed to do me any Molasses, or lard, rubbed into grass One reason why hens lay well In which will start your liver just as feeling great. No more biliousness, good. I heard so Pecans, peanuts or mixed nuts of constipation, sluggishness, headache, Good Middling- much about what •irlous sorts, if browned in a very lit stains before, washing, will remove spring and summer is that they are surely as calomel, but it doesn’t make Seed cottOD ------them. ' . •-. coated ’ tongue or sour stomach. Xour LydiaG.Pinkham’s tle oil or butter, then able to obtain animal protein in the you sick and can not salivate. Vegetable Com form" of bugs .and worms. During Children and grown folks can take druggist says If you don’t find Dod sprinkled with mixed Red cloud Ot the sunset, tell It abroad; son’s Liver Tone acts better than hor pound had done for spices, make a nice rel fall and winter, therefore, the poultry Dodson’s Liver Tone, because it is local andpersc others, I tried it I am, victor. Greet me, O Sun, feeder should attempt to imitate perfectly harmless. rible calomel your money Is waiting and was cured. I. ish. Dominant master and absolute lord for you.—Adv. M S f I is Lumber Camp Pea Over the soul ot one! summer feed condition's. The commer Caloinel is a dangerous drug. It is am no longer ner —Kipling.' cial; poultryman supplies animal pro J. L' Sbeek made a vous,, am. regular, Soup.—Wash and soak Poor Swagger. Deserved It. to Ealeigh last week. a n d in excellent over night a pint -of tein by feeding meatscrnps. ,but the DISHES OF CONDENSED MILK. farmer often fails tO provide' this feed. “Yes,” said. Swagger,"-“this is a sap- “Jones smashed into the ditch with health. I believe the Compound will dried green peas. Put a Sklm milk, preferably sour, is a hlre in my ring.” that, little second-Juuid car lie’s beeD Rev. B. F. Rollins cure any female.trouble. ”—Mrs. A u c b pound of salt pork on to H eller, Christopher, IlL A can of condensed milk ls riot tirily most excellent substitute: for rneat- “That’s where you are wrong,” said bragging about.” morning for a trip tol cook with the peas, his'frieud. “That is allied a saffire.” “Serves him right. He’s always try Nervousness is often a. symptom of a friend in need, but, with a little wa- scrap and will give good returns when • Shoes fixed while yq weakness or some functional derange with three quarts of wa fed to laying hens. -Numerous experi “No, sap-liire.” ing to drive bargains.”—-Philadelphia ter and-one roipped .on-: ■ ter added to it, the S. ment, which may be overcome by this ments have shown that - laying hteris “Well, we’ll go to a jeweler’s and Public Ledger. • famous root and herb remedy, Lydia ion. Simmer until the peas, are’ ten- things prodticed ’ are lighter, often, and more fecFskim milk will double in egg-pro ask him to settle the argument.” J. W. Wall, of E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable Compound, as der, about six or seven hours; ’ If put . Opportunity. thousands of women have found by tender than when fresh duction. similar hens fed no form of Said Swagger to the jeweler: “I was in town Thursday| Into a Iireless cooker,.use two quarts animal protein.. : pronounce the name of the jewel In my Manufacturer—Shall, we raise the of water, sel on a hot radiator and coolc milk is used. Corn Bread. — Take According to' F. D. Crooks of the ring ‘sap-hire’ and my friend pro price or shorten the weight? J. B. Howard, of • UltUlVUJC JJJTUUf iUfla9*f AUfr over night. Rub the peas through a Pennsylvania State college school ,of nounces it ‘saffire.’ Now, which of us His Partner—Why not do both?— colander, add seasonings of summer three-fourths of a cupr in town last yeek ant suggestions m regard to your ailment. ful of cornmeal,' one arid agriculture and experiment station, is correct?" Life. The result of its long experience is savory, sage, salt and pepper. Thick-' the exact value of sour milk as a “Neither,” said the jeweler. “I would to see as. at your service. en with two tablespoonfuls of flour one-fourth cupfnls of flour, four tablespoon- source!; of protein. Is difficult to state. pronounce it glass.” Piles C ured In iS to 14 Days Have your shoes red mixed with a little cold milk; boil five Numerions feeding trials, however, Dragglsts ref and money if FAZO OINTMH NT fa! Is Japanese Language Taught. minutes and serve.... . ' futs of sugar,* four ta- to onre Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protradlng Piles* GALL’S SF blespoonfuls of baking, place its value- at 50 cents to. $2 per Whenever Yoii Need a General Tonic P int application gives relief. 00c. Instruction in the Japanese language The pork may be scored into half 100 pounds. Miss Rachel Murr, iu the university and high schools of powder, one egg,- a teaspoonful of salt, Take Grove’s inch pieces, browned and servedwith ’ Skim milk lowers the cost of pro True union rests on single devotion spent several days in New South Wales is nOw on the same mustard. one cupful of water, one tabiespoonful The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless j of -condensed .milk and one tablespoori- ducing. a dozen eggs. On the farm it chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Gen to a single task. basis. as instruction In German .and Bausage Loaf.—Take one and one- may mean the difference between week with friends. French, High-sehool pupils who de ful of drippings or .'other sweet fat. eral Tonic because it contains the well half pounds of sausage, one and one- profit and loss In connection with the known tonic properties of QUININE and sire to take a course in Japanese, and MSs the YsiMr and'water, add egg, well- Watch Your Calves George Ijaines is wf fourth cupfuls of stale bread crumbs, beaten, the dry; Ingredients and, last,' farm flock. Sour milk has a medicinal IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out A t the fligt Indication of scorns ot smile. A new son later pursue the study at the univer and one egg. Slightly moisten the Stale effect also. It keeps hens in good Malaria, Enriches the Blood' and Boilds choteiajrtvqtbem _ sity with a view to taking a degree, the melted fat. Briat W£il and bake' in up the Whole System. 60 cents. Dr, David Roberts* home a few days ago J crumbs, beat the egg, combine the two a well-greased shallow jian. health and helps prevent disease. Calf Cholera Remeidy JiJoo must give four years In a high school and add. the - sausage meat, which Fbr scours In cattle, borsou and bogs. and three years at the university to The powderrid'ffiflk may also be used The Plain Thing. Used and recommended by thou WANTED—To buy should be well seasoned. ’ Form' into a SPROUTED OATS FOR FOWLS sands of dairymen and stockowners. peas. Will pay highes the subject. As many high-school pu loaf, dust with dried crumbs and bake in these recipes;.In the proportion of He—“The scarcity, of coal is .terri Read the Prsedeal Home Veterinarlu pils as desire maV take Japanese. one teaspoonful to a cupful'of water. ble.” She—“Then why don’t they plant SeaS for Am ImAlct oa Abortles Is Cost ; Walker’s Ba| three-qfiarters of an hour. Recommended as Green Feed for Poul . If no dealer lnyonr town, write There is also a large class of about 75 Ox-Tail Soup.—Slice one onion and . Dainty Muffins.—Take n third of a more of a crop in the coal fields?” Sr, Oaild Sobsris1 Vet. Co* 100 6nod Ateoos, Vauketha, Wt* Mr. anid Mrs. W. drawn from business circles and other cupful of shorterilrig. one tabiespoonful try by Specialist of Department fry in a tablespoonful of drippings. of Agriculture. Winston-Salem, spend walks In life, which is now studying Wash and dry the joints of oxtail, but of sugar, one egg, one cupful of water A Contingency. Japanese at the university, and the and a teaspoonful of powdered milk, He—I can marry any woman I in town wich the editj them Into the pan with the onion and The poultry specialists of the U. S. language is being taught at the mili two cupfuls of barley, flour and four please. brown on all sides. Turn the contents department of agriculture advise that LOST.—Sunday or, tary school. The increased trade be of the frying pan into the soup kettle, tenspoonfuls of baking'powder, with a She—But can you please any? tween Japan and Australia has caused half-teaspoonful of salt Mix gradual sprouted oats fed as green feed to bar pin with S. E. 0. add a sliced carrot, two stalks of cel hens 'confined to yards cost about Ivj der return to Miss Ss the average business man to realize ly with the water,-beat well and drop Granulated ByeJld*, Stteaf IaQamed Eyed ery, cut fine; parsley, cayenne, salt and cents per hen a year and one cent the Importance of these courses. by spoonfuls- In well-buttered muffin relieved over night by Roman Bye Balsam, pepper to taste, and cover with cold per dozen eggs, not including any One trial proves its merit. Adv. Ideal For Baby9s Sidn Miss Essie Call retd pans. ’ Bake'twenty minutes In hot water. Simmer slowly until meat is a charges for labor ;apd equipment. In from an extended vis] ready to fall from the b.oues. ,Add a oven. . - - the experiments of these specialists Swedish postal savings bank de posits total $16*431,133. at Walkertown and Mi ATTACK OF 6RIP cupful of strained tomato, arid serve. ' • Tf tea. leaves are ground they Will W. N. U , CHARLOTTE. NO. 3-1918. .Taffy Pudding.—Soak .a. cupful,, of make twice the amount of tea.*; AU kind of shoe re| VSIttUY LEAVES KIDNEYS pearl tapioea over night, well covered HermitA-=Cream' one-third of a cup ALL MEN AT HOME SHOULD SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS , S. ful -of-shortening with two'-thlrds of ,a with water. In the morning drain anti PREPARE FOR WAR MissVelma Martini III WEAKENED CONDITION add two cupfuls of light brown sugar cupful of sugar, add two tablespoon Abbeville, S. Cv-“One of my sons and cook* In water in the oven three or fuls of water with a teaspoonful of bad an attack of rheumatism accom Sunday afternoon wh four hours." Serve cold with cream, condensed milk, one egg, operand .’The first test a man is put thru for panied by severe pains in the back and sumed her duties a s; Doctors in all parts, of the country have three-fourths of a cupful of flouffftwo either war or life insurance Js an exami been kept busy with the epidemic of grip flavored with vWlla. • nation of his water. This is most essen in the region of the kidneys. He suf graded schools. which has visited so many,, homes. The A cupful of ginger ale may be. thick .teaspoonfuls of baking powder" a!fijl a tial because the kidneys play a most im fered so that he was unable to go "tJhifid;- ofjn capful of finely cufrajslns. portant part In causing premature old age Ernest EeCullofc. ened with, gelatin and .oiiopped ..fruit and death. The more Injurious the pois about After faking part of a box. of added, making a most Aaiuty1Aalad.;!' CfriaiirUthe fat and sugar and dpna- ons passing thru the kidneys the sooner Anuric ,Tablets-he was "completely re at Camp Sevier, is sd down condition, particularly the kidneys iririii, clove, nutmeg ,arid ailsplce,|the comes decay—so says Drv- Pierce of Sur lieved, and seems to be entirely cured days here with hcme| which Eeem to suffer most, as almost every Believe me, the talent, of success Is raisins well floured, and "mix WitSfhe gical Institute, Buffalo, N.Y., who further as it has been some time since and he victim complains of lame, back and urin nothing more.than doing jvhgrt yfift-jifin remaining ingredlents.r -Jtoll ovtf-Sind ’advises all -people who are past thirty to looking well. ary troubles which should not be neglect do well, whatever you do, without a preserve the vitality of the kidneys and has .had. no . return of tlie attack. I thought of fame.—Longfellow. cut with a cooky cutter. * vfree the blood from poisonous elements, believe that-Anuric WtiI= do alt that Is A. P. Ostwalt, of ed, ; as these danger signals often lead to such as uric acid—drink plenty of water— claimed for -it.”—A. T. M'lLLWAIN, dangerous kidney' troubles. Druggists sweat some dally and take Anuric, double Richardson, of Galab report a large sale on Dr. Kilmer’s A STAIN REMOVER. AU that mankind has done, thought, strength, before meals. Route 2.; ; .-, -,. , gained or been, is lying In magic pres This An-u-ric Is a late 'discovery of Dr. see us last week and I Swamp-Root which so many people say ervation in the pages of,books.—Car Pleasant Pellets for stomach, liver soon heals and strengthens the kidneys In every kitchen orife of the handiest' Fierce and Is put up In tablet form, and The Record. after an attack of grip. Swamp-Root, lyle. ' can be obtained for SOc at almost any and bowels,’ are. made up of the May- and most usefulriists is one giving di- Device for Sprouting Oats. drug store. For that backache, lumbago, apple; aloe' leaves And jalap. This being an herbal compound, has a gentle rheumatism, “rusty” joints, swollen feet ' FOR SALE-Pair L healing effect on the kidneys, which is al k* recti bus for.- re!.' , ■ -COftNMEAL DISHES. . the hens ate on an average in one well-known -'pellet was made up nearly moving spots arid or hands, due to uricMicid in the blood, scales in good condit| most immediately noticed in most cases year about IB pounds of oyster shell Anuric quickly dissolves the uric add as fifty years ago, by Dr. Pierce, and can to quick buyer. by those who try it. Dr. Kilmer & Co., stains. V. A'-.most satisfactory -breakfast t. JOd and 0.7 of a pound of grit; which to hot water does sugar. Take a little An be obtained from almost any apothe Binghamton, N. TT., offer -to send a sam Tliere is no more uric before meals and live to be a hun 27-3t is..a simple cofnmeal mush. Cook for gether cost about:one cent per hen. dred. Send 10 cents to Dr. Fierce for trial cary—simply ask for Dr. Pierce’s ple size bottle of Swamp-Root, on receipt obstinate and an . ;! v an hour or longer. package of Anuric. Pleasant Pellets.—Adv. A lady informed uj of ten cents, to every sufferer who re noying stain to re Where it is pos quests it. A trial will convince anyone she wanted u& to hurf move than a-cream sible to get corn CLEAN-CUT POULTRY HOUSES who may be in need ef .it. Regular medi* The Record—that it I am and large size bottles, for sale at stain which has, meal with. „t h e been allowed to be whole of the corn Let Only Odor Be Suggestive of Clean- paper that she enjoy *11 druggists. Be sure to mention this Iiness—Lice and Mites Wjll As Age Advances the Liver Requires paper.—Adv. overlooked. Boil ground by the old occasional alight Stimulation. ing In a strong soap Solution and' dry process, (riot, the IncreaseRapidly. ' . Smalt Pill, Small Local Registrar W| Not for Judson I ing in good sunshine will probably re Dose, Small tells us that in MockJ kiln-dried corn) Price But CARTER’S A fond relative on departure gave move the worst stains that simple rtjjb- it will be found ■ Clean out the poultry houses, coops for the year ending Judson a nickel. His mother was try and nests . and , thoroughly. • disinfect Great In bing with soap will not -remove. A most satisfying. its Good C a r t e r s LITTLE LIVER PILLS there were 44 deaths] ing to convince him that, especially little turpentine or kerosene rubbed on' The drawback to such meal is that it them. Keep them clean and let the Work ITTLE ' correct ^ during these times, if he were wise the spots before boiling will help to does not keep and so must be fresh. only odor about "them be one sugges Compare The Recd he would not want to go to the candy soften the fat. The best method to use. tive of cleanliness.' The time is at PILLS. CONSTIPATION Spider. Corn Cake.—Take one and a hand when lice and mites and blue- cal papers in this sea store, but would save his nickel. In dealing with a fresh grease stain Is half cupfuls of cornmeal, a half cup Genolne bugs will increase rapidly and overrun b e a r* decide which gives tl “Nope I I’m goin’ down for gum!” to use soap and cold water on it; the ful of flour, a teaspoonful of soda, a signature “But, Judson, dpn’t you think it hot water fixes the fat in the fiber of -the place iti.u little while. The best town, state and gen] half teaspopnful of salt undone egg. weapon to flght them" ivith is cleanli would be much nicer for you to put the linen and makes a most difficult Mix thoroughly, then pour into a hoi leave the m atter wii that nickel away and save it?” stain to remove. ness, iron spider which has been well ColorlessorPede Faces S^i 1Ooddicate 4116 ab8ence o£ If0,1* Money to loan at t, Judson swelled up with indignation. BTuit stains .of various kinds of long greased with-two tablespoonfuls of “Well, what do you think I am? A SHELLS, GRIT; AND CHARCOAL a condition which will be greatly helped by Carter’s Iron Pills est oh long terms, on| standing may be removed by ,sulphur shortening. Let' stand on top of the in Davie county. pupa?” fumes if the use of peroxide and sun stove for a few minutes until wdi I light fail to be effective. The perox Too Many Farmers Do Not Realize Im- Hastings, Stephen] cooked on the bottom, then place, on Attys., W inston-SaM GREEN’S AUGUST FLOWER ide which we. buy commercially is not the upper grate of the oven and finish portance of Supplying Egg- FRESH-CRISP-WHOIESOME-DEUCIOUS so strong that it needs to be washed baking. . ■ . . Making Materials. THE SAMrtAJlY METHODS AFELtED INTHE w a r in g o r the»«b is c u it s m a k e J- H. Smith, of R.| Has been used for all ailments that out, but if fresh from the chemical Corn Muffins.—Take a cupful of . THEM THE are caused by a!; disordered stomach’ best subscribers, wa| laboratory it should be carefully cornmeal, a cupful of sweet milk, one- « Too many people'who raise poultry STANDARD * f EXCELLENCE and inactive liver, such as sick head washed and rinsod out or It rots the half cupful" of. flour, two eggs, three do not realize the' importance of sup Ttoqr DmIw has Sum. or if not he should. last week and told • ache, constipation, sour stomach, fiber of the cloth. The same is true tcaspoonfuls
j . r •* - o Tone! f T-;j d THB DAVlB RECORD, itO CH SVlLLB,N.d. WEATHER FORECAST. and bowels XHE DAVIE ♦ * * * jiug sicken- - PAVlE CQUN Tlf-JFair today and ARRIVAL of PASSENGER TRAINS much colder, with the ground too KvorkI .shck to stand up with comfort. Conserve Your Meat Supply I* g o i n g n o r t h - -- K Ho. 26 Lv. MocksviIle 10:03 a. m. The Weather Was Fierce. Jcks your bones. Take No-22 Lv. Mocksville 1:49 p. m. SmokeItTheModerDWay. ^ J aIomel today and you GOING SOtfTHi - - We usually have some kind of TOBACCO IS HIOH Iiek and nauseated to- No-25 Lv. Mocksville 5:07 a. ini weather every Friday, but Friday of * lose a day’s work. No, 21 Lv. MocksviUe MO p. jn last week was an extraordinary day. The old method of smoking meat is expensive- because the process and going higher. ‘You had- better save your Jil of Dodson’s Liver used causes the meat to shrink very materially.' The'economical and Snow began falling about 7 o’clock, modern 'method Is to use J ' plants by^canvassing, your beds early. Qanvass l.il you will wake up COTTON MARKET. a. m,, and.continued until the ground t I x o more biliousness, is also going higher. Buy early at ALLEN’S and "idiiislmess, headache, Good M iddling- . .31Jc was covered to a depth of about two > 13 c. inches. It theh begun hailing and Figaro’s Liquid Smoke save money. sour stomach. Tour Seed cotton ------> you don’t find Dod- sleeting, and in the afternoon the It is extracted from the smoke of hickory wood and it imparts a sweet New;goods of various kinds arriving now. Vis ■ acts better than hor- weathec moderated and it rained. flavor to meats. , J • IOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS. it my store before buying elsewhere.. Smr money is waiting About dark it began thundering Its use saves time, Iosdpnd money. The meat is preserved better, it is » and lightning anda heavy rain fell. better protected against mold and Insects, it is not shrunken, in. volume One lot.of men’S'hats up to $2 50 to go for the j. L' Sheek made a. business trip or weight, and there is no danger of loss from fire; * ' Jserved It. to Raleigh last week.’J- • ; About midnight a-wind-storm hit us I Patrioticeconomy tbraugji conservation demands its use. - next two weeks at 98c. each. Buyqpickand get. I'd into the ditciv-with and lasted about three hours. The Jnl-liaud car lie’s been Rev. B. F. Rollins left Monday wind almost reached cyclonic pro K PRICE $1,00. the choicest. Speitial prices on other goods. morning for a trip to Greensboro.; I lialit. He’s always try- portions, many limbs and - telephone |i:x-.ili)s."-^Philadelphia . s h o e s fixed while you wait. j wires being blown down. The mer t AUBN. 5 S. M.^ALL, J r . cury took a decided slump during I Crawford’s Drug Store. * L W. Wall, of WinSton-Sqlem, the early hours of: Saturday morn * lportunity. ing, and those who tried to navigate I—Shall. we raise was in town Thursday on business; ‘ the the streets and sidewalks Saturday the weight? j. B. Howard, of Salisbury, was found it much easier to set down -Why not do both?— North CdroIiDat / , ^Superior Court, in town last ijveek and called around than to stand up. The cause of this Davie County. \ Feb. Term, 1918. i.^A A^A J1V. d •I to see us. fierce weather must be due' to the Rosa^Grossl / . N ( m c L ed In 6 to 14 Day* Have your shoes repaired at moon getting mixed up with the hey If PAZO OINTMHNT fall, Calvin Gross) f Slerdlnaor Protruding Klaat GALL’S SHOE STORE. sign of the crawfish.' The thermom t» ______:___- ; J____' f& H relief. 60c. • The defendant above named. will take Miss Rachel Murr, of Cooleemee, eter registered 5. degrees above zero notice that an action entitled as above T THERE IS NO BETTER FLOUR THAN Bests on single devotion spent several days in town the past Sunday morning, and 18 above Mon has been commenced in the Superior Court of Daide County, N. C,. for tbe purpose of T week with friends, v day morning. Some bf our citizens annulling the bonds of matrimony now f received hard falls, bn the ice !Mon V T George Ijames is wearing a long ehisting between the plaintiff and defend Lfoh Your Calves day- Reports received yesterday ant; and said defendant will further take T T be first indication of scoots at smile. A new son arrived at his notice that he is required to appear at Vraeive them stated that the backbone of the cold T • Y f Dr. DnTld Roberta* home a few days ago. the term of the Superior Court of said i Cholera Remedy si!oo wave had been broken. • county to be held on the last Monday in f T Kcours In cattle, horses and hogs. February, 1918, at the court house of said I and recommended b j thou- WANTED—To buy your corn and. t T Is of dairymen and stockpwners, peas. Will pay highest market price. county in the town of Mocksville, N. C.. J the Prscdeal Home Veterinanaa END OF THE WAR. and answer or demur to. the complaint In I ORDER A BAG FROM YOUR GROCER. T ■for free booklet on Aborttea Ia C«t| , Walker’s Bargenn House. said action,-.or-th 8 :plaintiff will apply ■ to In® dealer In your town, write Absolute knowledge I have none, t T- o.. 100 Grsmi AveDDtt Waukesha, Wlk Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stroud, of the court for the relief demanded In said Butmy aunt’s washerwoman’s sis complaint This the 31st day of Decem T Winston-Salem, sprat the week-end ber, 1917. f ter’s son T in town with the editor and family. A. T. GRANT, Clerk Superior. Court ? ■ ■ K *% Heard a policeman on bis beat T HORN-JOHNSTONE COMPANYT LOST.—Sunday pnjstreets, a gold5 Say to a laborer on the street. NOTICE. T T ura Soap bar pin with S. E. C. on same. .Fin That he' had a letter 'just last .week. T T der return to Miss Sarah Giement. . , Having qualified as administrator of MANUFACTURERS That was written in'the finest Greek the estate of E. C. Smith, deceased* notice t T Miss Essie Call returned last week From. a'Chinese coolie in Timbuctoe, is hereby given to all persons having irBaby’sSkm T “ THAT GOOD KIND OF FLOUR. T from an extended visit to relatives Who' said the negroes in Cuba knew daims against tlje said estate, to present them to the undersigned for payment on % at Walkertown and Winston-Salem. Of a colored man in Texas town T tRLOTTE. NO. 3-1913. or before Jan. 1,1919, or this notice will T Whogotit straight from a circus be plead In bar of their recovery.. AU X MOCKSVILLE N. C. AU kind of shoe repairing.; persons due the said estate, are asked to Ia r o l in a n e w s , S. M CALL, JR.- . . . clown make immediate payment' This Jan. S. That a man in Elondike heard the 1918. W. B. SMITH. Adm r . Miss Velma Martin went to Hicfe- news . of E. C. Smith, Dec’d. - J. C.—“One of my sons Sunday afternoon where.9ho.has re, of rheumatism accom- From a bunch' of South American J re pains in the back and sumed her duties as a teacher in the Jews of the kidneys. He suf- graded schools. About somebody in Borneo he was unable to go Jtaking part of a box. of Ernest EcCultoh. who is stationed Who heard a. man who - claimed to Is he was completely re at Camp Sevier, is spending a ?1tm know ams to be entirely cured days here with home folks, He’ is Of a swell society female fake I some time since and he looking well. . J Whose mother-in-law will undertake return of tlie attack. I Inuric will do aU that is A. P. Ostwalt, of R, 4. and T .. J. To prove that her seventh husband's It.”—A. T. MTLLWAIN, Richardson, of Galahaln; were in to niece *. see us last week and subscribed for Has stated in a printed piece Jeliets for stomach, liver The Record. That she has a son who has a friend |r e made up of the May- Who certainly knows when the war eaves -and jalap. This FOR SALE—Pair of - computing willendv jtilet was made up nearly scales in good condition,’ Abargain by Dr. Pierce, and can to quick buyer. C. C.-SMOOT, —Author Unknown. rom almost any apothe- 27-3t Mocksville, R.' I. ask for Dr. Pierce’s Mocksville Route 2. le ts.—Adv. A lady informed usjast week: that Tho weather has beep extremely cold she wanted ufe to hurry up and print here, 1 The Record—that it - was the only Mir. W. W. Summers, who was badly And s r paper that she enjaved reading, hurt while chopping near his home is much ght stimulation. Local Registrar W7 C7 P. Etchison better glad'togote. tells us that in Moeksviiie' township,; Mr, R. L. Baker, was called to the bed- Prosperous • tTER’S side.of his son Mack, last Thursday. for the year ending 'Dec. 31, 1917, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd, of Charlotte We Have Placed on Sale Wool Coat Suits and Long IVER PILLS there were 44 deaths and. 81' births. has been spending some time with Mrs. brrect New Year. Compare The Record with the lo Toddfsmother,Mrs.IdaBoger. CoatsatHalfPrice. IPATION cal papers in this section, and then W. D. Booe, who has been very sick, is decide which gives the most county, much better, glad to note'. Miss Mattie Bamey, who hss been on town, state and general jnews. We the sick listiis able to go.to school again. leave the matter with yqu. v Mr. Tom Allen, of Virginia, who has Walker’s COAT SUITS REDUCED HALF PRICES ON LONG Je the absence of Iron in Money to loan at 5 percent; inter been spending some time with bis parents, irter’s Irois Pills est on long terms, on imprpvedfarms returned to his work Friday of last week, in Davie county, i ' v, - ’ Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Stonestreet 1 and son AS FOLLOWS: COATS AS FOLLOWS: Hastings, Stephenson &.iWhicker, Philip, of Winston-Salem, have been visi feirgain House '-WHOlfiSOHE-DELl CldUS Attys,, Winston-Salem, Nil-G*; ting relatives near Cana. $9.98 Suits, half price s $4 99 $12 50 Mixture Coats . $6.25 i Memoes Amieo m me J. H. Smith, of R. 2, one. of our Mrl Clyde Hutchins, and sister Lillian, jm e s e biscuits make who have been iii’with pneumonia, are $12 95 Long Coats $6.48 best subscribers, was in .ftp see us $11.95 Suits, half price • $5.97 RO »f EXCELLENCE - . last week and told jis that his, fam much better glad to note. . . $18 50 Long Coats $9.25 _ 5 Hum, Cr if not to she ol“ . ily could not get along without The If this escapes-the waste basket will $14.95 Suits, half price . $7.48 Iiyrib us q'tvraq Ws name. write again. • • $19:50’Long Coats $9.75 Iga bakery e w SiBf.*** Record. ■ ...... $19.50 Suits, half price $9.75 $25.00 Long Coats $12.50 If you are looking for bargains i t Mrs. J- M. Poplin. will pay you to read the Ijig Jn1T of Mrs. J. M. Poplin went away from her. DR. A Z. TAYLOR $22 50 Suits, half price $11.25 Belk Stevens Co , the . big depart loved ones on earth Jan. 2,1918, to join Full line of Longclothp qt $1.98, $2 25, $2.45 DEN11ST $12 50 ment store in Winston-Salem. They those who had preceded her to “the land $25.00 Suits, ,half price •> and $2.98-* beyond the tide,” only a short time be we offering coats and coat suits At Office over Merchants’ &. F. Bank. $27.50 Suits, half price ' . $13.75 half price this week. ‘ ’ * ’ fore, was laid to rest at Bethel. The fun eral .services were, conducted by her pas Good work—low oricqs. Imperial,. Qgamal Cinderella and Colonial Dame I e tu & y o u $32 50 Suits’, half price $16 25 The infant daughter of Mr. and tor. ■ .She had been a patient'suffererfrom : Nainsooks . and; Wamsutta Lingerie Cloth at UMATISAfI Mrs. George Jones ,died T^Wedneiday bronchial trouble for quite a while, and ibagoorG out? and was buried at Rose cemetery for some time has been conscious that the J )R . ROBT. ANDERSON, N22ic, 25c, 29c, 33c yatd ’ IUIVIACIDF; *o remove because e n d was near; would often entreat her |t> the poison from the system. Thursday, Rev. E. 0 . Gole conduct $2 50 Striped Silk Waists at $1.93 f>P' O S THK is s ir B ” ing the funeral services^ The par loved ones.to prepare themselves for her BTS KtIKC-SATisa OS THB 0DT8IM DENTIST, $2 50 Black Grepe de Chine. Waists • $198 20c. Bleached Domestic, per yard • 15c I At AU DragHlBtB ents have the sympathy of- a host of departure, and asked them not to grieve for her. but rather rejoice, as she • was Phones Office No. 71, Residence'No. 37 98c I & Sonf WlioletaIe Diitrikutor* friends. Office oyer Dras Store. Whiteand BlackJap Silk Waists Baltimore, Md. ready to go. and'would be out of her suf AU Furs. Children's Coats, Long Black Thibets B- A. Wilkerson, bf LaGrandft fering: She'will be missed not bnly by New lot$5 00 and $6.00 Georgette Crepe and Silk Plushes at I 3 off. Oregon, in sending us a* couple of her loved ones, but the community in Waists, Spfecial • $3.98 Jrcot out r . » ® which she IiVed for her many deeds Cf bucks on subscription, says that they JACQB STEWART i clean them off promptly Wiikj have had the mildesLwiiiter soj far kindness. She. was ever ready to do all In her power td.relieve the sick, apd suf that he has ever qeetL -Sesaysitbey ATTQRgEY-AT-LAW fering .and render assistance wherever she OFFICES: ROOMS NOS.' I ’AND 6 New January White Goods Specials Are Being Added have had no snow or freezing weath was needed. Hbr life was indeed an in er yet. OVER MERCHANTS Sc FARMERS’ Jyou work the hof.j same time spiration in many ways. She possessed rs n o t blister or remove uw It wasn’t sd warm - Sunday mom- ■a wonderful power of endurance, though j/,;BANK, ' To Qur .Stock J- $2.50 per bottle, delivered. *he passed^hrough-manfc trying ordealf, SI tell you more if Vou 1J ttIo- Iok 4 R free. ABSORBING iiivas' never heard, to mhrmur or ’cdmplaip.' ^ ^ ^ ^ C W E NO. 67. 'I. ’. ■antiseptic liniment for rrlank®0. ^'always bowipgin humble submission ,to Tices Varicose Veins, RupWie Sunday, b u t * m of her ^HbavenIy.—• - Father. Child- PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE Alo or Lieiomo. BdMsed hoitH AND FEDERAL COURTS. Bi Allaye pain quickly. Price51*25 too* "•- m nrohffab0ye Z - e^ ly - nTren ybmwill miss that dpar old mbther. Bielivcrcd, Made In the U. S. A hy * urning. Uqu will listen in vain for the voice'you ■ P . 0 . F ., 3 1 0 Tenp!e S t 1SpHnoReld. M35** ■Weunderstand''that Samuel' La - l e a n iievef hean May you all follow the Jtlatu-Of Cana, h a s been ap p ointed teachings of the meek and lowly Jesus; — ) ■■!, •. ; ; Jyral letter carrier on R oute I frorii and live the life that will give you an en- WANTEQi-Hickotw Logs. High-; Mocksville, and th a t J . G . 'F erab ee, ■ tranbe into the “beautiful gale/’ where est prices paid. Send for price list'; Mq of Cana, has ' received, this ap- will be Winston-Salem, N. C*. Mntment Mjefter cairrier- o£ and,specifications;; VV' • yana-route - T H E j W MFGi CU, I JL L. White,' ■ v; Hickory,;N. G. OSBK DAVlB RBOORD, yOOKSVlLLg, H. 0. Mr. Barleson deems to think that It is selfish and is a 'cause Of - MgB The Locd Newspapers.’ the postoffice: 4 ep 9 rtineDt is sery- prices. ‘' v "■ . Big - m'etropoiitan : dailies ' with ing its purpose with preat efiBcien- . Such actions.- multiplied by thou circulations ruuning into the thou FOR MWUMEITO sands lncroaoe the demands upon'our cy atiar.fatisjfiMtipn.: Perhaps , so, sands have., a peculiar poWer of CP4ETARY WORK OF ALL KINDS railways for .cars and already, because bat'if it will carry a newspaper a of our military'demands', it te’w l^ e ii their. owDj but with all their read-; <;ro63 the PatQmiQ river and deliv Investigate our Prices and Work., treme difficulty we can no^'mowi era there is oot the. personal touch vitally. Uecessaryr food to market ';' • - ' Cf^eful Attention Givien to characteristic of the weekly news «r it ori'time lor^the iP. m . g. the There is much Insidious propaganda rest of-us wp.uljiilifoe. to . k now .• the - / SpeciaJ Designs. • . la the country against conservation p.a per. The local editor speaks to trick.—^Ex. .;Sy...:J . VOLUMN.rXIX. and' increased production. - AU oppo his re a d e rs as one friend speaks to • sition to thsse services: is direct; as* another. They know either the An ounce OlfConQdence in one?s : REINS BROTHERS, : slstance to the enemy. bard light be is-making for their self is hetter .tban' a pound of confi .(Successors to Milier-Reins iSompao^) . . JJairy Lauder’* Messi The; Situation Grave, if • Every Patriotic - American interests. A word from tbeir local dence In others,. The reverse side of th6 card carries NORTH WILKESBO?iO ANR LENOIR, N. C r: Trenches! Household Urged to . Ob- a message to those who have' signed editor means more io the .couoiry ' To Cure a Cold in One Pay. the pledge card of the Food-Adminis* folks than many columns read from Take LAXATTVBSROMp Quinine. Itstops tbe (Harryi.Laader, fa Cough and Headache and'-xpotks off tbe'CoId. ■ serve ‘Torldess”;i>ay. tration. It Is as follows:' > some annoytiions and unknown ■ Druzeista refund, money, .if. it fails to care. singer, has recently ) . K. W. GBOVB'& alenature on each box. 30c. To Members;.of the .United'-'. SEgtes “editor in the big city.” A man !TrTfTnTrynft^lTTi-Igrf--1 — fi- rT =—Cr jT' ca fresh ,from th e ff Ll l k i n d s V - v l v : \d Work, bn to fflERE SHAtL THE PRESS, THE PEdPLE-S M CHTSM AiOTAltf. AWED': BY jNFLUjEfICE'AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN^ ERS, MOCKSVILLE. NOETB CAROUNA; NESDAYi; JANUARY 23. 1918. . NUMBEJR ^ 8 j.-. lm p a n y ) I Harry Lauder’s Message. Frtfia^he ■ r v spldier Weddings. .ENOIRt N; C How to Rfln a Newspaper, > i|ipO.-Hen»-.Per jFarin. . Houstoii Post " Weather Hppes Eor Jinuary. , % ‘?Tliey ShaU -N orPai*^ f Trenches. f T^gre are few things] more, high Progri^sive Partner. T 'v ^ The increasi ng num ber of soldier A sa last rissortV'and -that just a ' These words from the old'French V’ (ffarrv Lander1 fam ous ly appreciated., than ■ friendly, ad weddings at the^ various army ’Wfeh;poultry and poultry pi-o^ matter of anticipating the weather Creberal- will live. The- civilized -. " singer, baa recently reached'A m er- vice. ‘ We.do(ibt;if any otbetf man ductsfnt record, prices, too mauy -world w as^eartened.by tbernVwhen .x ■camps are beginning'tocanse newB- for the next two. dr;.three;. tnpnth8^ ca fresb from the ffont line Ireftr ffela more of it than. the; newspaper Soutncrn farmers are -missing an the writer.went to the’- drag, store they wereapoBeb; and the^ UDcivi- ■ • P^per comment, mueh of which is IizeSi part of the world. quaked:. cbes in Fiance, w here he gave; fhe man; aoef we waut it distioctly un opp^hpity for easy profits. Eggs and subscribed fori', or 'rather, paid out of jslace, no dbnljt.* There are .when:they'liieard• 16'em.' A B nt- "• --' best o f bis art tothe'soldiera. derstood. that we appreciate .a{ I 'Sll?,J^Siing 40:cehts or pracitic^. f°.r and “ toted” back to the office a IUany. enlisted: m eirw ho haviB-inde- Blum’s Almanac^. This ehligheenTnK ieh fifflc^r who wsLS in .the trenches -v*. H is o u iy b o o , Jack Lhacler. rw$.s Such advice that; 'comes our ? wajy ^Uy ^P>re a,t '- • evfery crdss-roade at-the battle of. the Mtirbe says ^.. peodent m ean^ :and are eligible periodical, if .so we can call this tilled in action in France.— M i' . and want odr friends, to .feel- ftee sjtorc^iid 5.0 ..t6.-.60.. cents: in the that if tbe French and EilgiishVai- from every port of view, to iiiar^, booklet o f sucfi “sun dried V. inf or-, mP8 t wijh bare hands held the Teu-' ’;' Sote) v-\- . to cdtriQ f 6 ‘: u8 ";-'with ' suggestions^- 1 ::towns, yet we are not sup: tor’s and Itis nobody’s business when mafion, conveys the-, comforting in. We -shall , profit.: by. them .. even, pi v i^ the demand. tops back why .Should they, nbt do (Interview With Fredfrick M. _ K e r b y .) t h e y d o . formation that Janiiary will- be a though'we. cjahnot always act upitm so now with- mountains of . shells, •■There is no man; potfqm ao,’ no ’ But a' minister' at Hampstead, don’t advise the average very, pleasant month, or, at any rate, plenty of foOd.and America stand-; them in toto . ; ‘ .. '7". ia^ni^r going iqtb the poultry bue- child in America today who can be LoD g.te. and, near . Camp Mills, the general ,tone of the weather will ing in-,the ehWows getting ready * But we would that our MeBds ineS8 |Bxcluaivelyj bat we are . cer> to unfurl Old Glory to the breeze ' ' " spared iu the great terrible work says that, some of the women have be passable: There is no mention ol keep in mind the fact that we are tain ihat any farm without euffic- snow and blizzards anywhere during over the battlements. No,'- they ■ of helping win the war., If Iconld been marrying.several soldiers each shall not pass. They may gain running a paper for Beveral thous- ient'^oultry.to Ibonvertits 'wastes the month. The. periisal reads as bring heme to everyone in, this and getting each “husband^ to temporary -advantage now and then and'readera, each of who has some ihto jpoieat and e'^gd is cot droperly follows. “1st,-2nd. 3rd and 4th mis; land the riutjof doing^ his part, make.over half his ply to tbein. .- but-all the "Huns 'oh "earth with • - - idea,or at least thiaks hV tias', l5Of eqoipped for ..making masimum ty, 5th and 6th stormy (don’t ' ex- their savage allied-will never smash. : > while the lads’now In' Erance and , A nff wives of this character, , .so how a country newspaper ought to profits. In the North and West a .actjy like this forecast): 7th. 8tii and that great line held by iheir. foes. . v the hundreds of tnoasanC^booi] tio the minister says, have had-: them 9th fair, 10th, 11th. and 12 pleassnt> be run and;what it shouid'cohtaini oc I^ofr J50 hen 8 ^ per farm is not Thiogs look bdtfer sipce, this paper I join them are doing their part,) it selves made beneficiaries.uad.er the 13 th and 14th overcast, 15tfi and 16th ia'sb woat to • Us;, readers.-'. Tbe ' These opinions are almost as varied coosfdered too-: many.' Andr here would be the best service I could soldiers iinsurance policies.' , cool, 17th to i8th variable. I9th: and 'stories that float;throngh .tbe, Ger- as they are numerous, and we are Spnth';' we should .certaidiy mao iineai bt ^tho,^iistress of tde ■ I render the world. . - . . . A l l t h i s irecalls ,how’ ad venturers 20th'cool rain. 21st: to 23rd cool;‘24th doing oat dead Iev^l beat ta; please aim ^t a minimum of not less than and 25th fair, tions will count for hungry people, canpot be. without ,, “They asked me last night . for: used to capture the aged m ates ol them all. But it is' impossible; to iOQ.? - JiTot only this, but we must, naught. Wecan and 30th cold, 31st good . foundatiba 5w--G.erjnany ■ is • I The Wee Hoose Amang the. H e a ' thg Soldiers’ Hom e' at W ashington, make a paper that, in every partic. by better breeding and better feed-' hungry, a^cl; hungry Imen' must fair, Mr;- Blum h^s ^“diagariosed” bav£relief of some kind. Btissia0. v., ■». I ther.’ I sang it fof^thetti-f But I m arry them and. then w ait for. the ular, will pIease^Wei'ybody, ap ^we fng,|niake reach ben average at a very pleasant-month-'ft)r -us, pro» I told them the song is a Jbymn bojj old men to die, when they would bolds the bnly-hbpe, and Russia is V ' try Io bavejthe happy meditun.' by lra8||00 eggs a-year. Instead: of vided the war has not upset the a t in-perpetual turmoil. A fool like -t -since I sang it for 3.5,000 Scot- put 'ih claini8 for pensions. '' Striving tp haVe aomething for each, ^higrpreBent average of - 75 : or IeBS mosphereconditionstosuch' an-;ex- Frp'tskey can hot long rem ain ‘*in ^ ‘i I tisb saldiers formed -Aboittm ettf' a There was'iio dOtfbt from’tbe be individual ta^te^ - - -v Ijfte. hundred hens ..each produ tent that these predictions will eouht pojrer, TBeBiilshevikiareincoo- *--4 ginning that the doubling ol tbe for nought. Wecan at least have -Stantr, danger of overthrow, and I horseshoe at Arras. That 15,000 One frtebd (or a'hundred .it ’ntay, cing, ,lop ejggs a year—let’s ' see has just been tiifonlh the h eit m S alisfed^anen’BC^pgiy;stjjjgi '.the allow be) adviaes us that w^.^ughctorun certain ;> amount: of pleasuile' •• w hen this treachgrauB elem eut pass whftt%hi8 will niean: Itwill mean, out oflpower, G erm any will- have/a ^ I earth that the Han has made in ances made tor the dependents of ^^pnbliMi^ having faith-.ih said predictions. un-: J$S0O'eggs a yearj. or 833j dozen, til theV" really d6--.fail^to 'cdnierto- 'Jewjnore!scrips;..of paper ^pu her ;:t: -Ut I lair France—tiiey were ISi-OOO lads M ^ieiaj^ould.lead.thegr^^^^^ we ought- to. be> Mewiservative^’’' hdinds. 'In the meaDtieie bur boys ♦dir&yat 25 ceat .8 a dozen, $208 32. pass. ;To add-further to our- antici longing for the wee home ambirg •ity upon the part o f . the vampire iff tbe trenipbes are a^ hopeful and - • > (whatever that ' is;) : Aiotfier '^is.'an average of $17:36 a pation's, ur. Blum has promised us I the bils of Auld 5S f e t i ^ V : bl6&;(}£.w4^ thinks that if we are Koing- to' • nia hajipy ^s;.boys in the drenches cdn ' „ ^n|te-^a-6um ' sufficient to buy all still rInore agreeable weather, for' be. ';'I)ayiigb t; iB shining In their » Ipubbi It is to be hoped', that a Eepublicao paper'at?aU ic; 6 ught “Many a lad from Americajhust the- flpur; coffe and. sogar needed; Febuary and although -he promised faceB, and whether the end be'near' " ' I go through that -hellr-^thatxiMie 'iM lriid-.' to be-sq/reid hot thateyjen fiS® sight of it*wi|l make a ? Democrat ^fairly Witliga goodly bum over for. otbei us'only 28 days during-that ’month or facthej aj^ as sure to go over Hun may be b an iB h ^^ Jjp ^- .tTk^e U1Uegjevery w edding, every pay as< 8 i22le. Still another thinks that e^peibses. Qf course this will ,not still he is throwing Iii an abundance th(a^bpa^.fe^ sab-is‘safe to 'rilei' • ■^u.r coramandeiVaTe wise and pru- id Railway world ferever—and mady a iad 'wSi im ent and ejery insurance ben • as they/haye. patrons .In/% ttf3Sfi be |# o ft, bnj?;where the flbck of : pleasant weather which will helq IoDglor Iiis wee home over' here efit to be sure th at no ■- fraudulent tiesjjfe ,Bhould upfraay auything^i, ■T-f:1.*,:; usvto bear the'early coming b£.;’the dent^men-.. " TheyHHighki chargff tlie - • • ; - Ily managed, much the Iar- ^rm%D:.line N&ud • btejg through t: ^lifding pr^m arrjage is put over. bout politics at all’ for fear^ttosiag bilf cpilestors. A- look at Mr Blum’s en before the devilish war‘..ifc. doneJ should-be.-. .A notherthing: b u rit WGtfld tje sjtj-taa gfeat a-price«---- . ?or^ciist;for‘.|^arch.i3 r6aliy: a h^U Then, can anyone . jrho stays at Surely;the adventnress claes of p atro u ^e from ; oue;^ side xbr '-tbe ieve' this prodnction can .b e They can afford to wait and,» hani'^ other;.- ^ u d tlierfcSte' yett;' OthieriL ^ttg Baim; fori our jErbsfebitten 'lieels home dp-less than give of bis all to WOBaetf,'. the;c vam pirei « te8S.' V ught attdinetf^jt&ptff im pairingor-hin» * - i - - ,v r taM^lndenbergsjyitiid^l! J4'xuucuuciouuu;*jw.‘caua . ...•. - >. ■ ■> '*< '"-M'*: ,K&* ■- - #'&. £vX’ .-*: ... ••■':'•: -y' \. ■ * ■- • :'^ l i f e "M: ..: THE DAVlE RECORD, MOGKSVIfeLE, N. 0, Woolley, The Great Oriator Here Tp AU:Cbniit]r Fqbd Admihistaton.; THE DAVIE RECORD. ' AU RegistantsVho have hot re Please make the following an AUU r e t a il e r s nouncement. through your, local turned their ^uSStibharies to the Lo C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor, cal Board; and all who have received a n d fo o d papers; - • •-.. notice to appear Before the Board to TQiEPHONC 'I. “State Food Administrator - Henry CLOg correct. their'queaHoparies should do To The People of Davie County A, Page announces the following, Entered atthe Postpffice. in Moeka- regulations with regard to the re so at once, or they will be-placed in . vllle, N. C., as ,Second-class -Mail class I and so. reported; m atter. March'3,‘.1903, , tailing of. sugar: .. j And 8 I “The maximum retail -price al .... ■ EMPl V SUBSCRIPTION RATES: lowed on sugar ,from this date is 10 I Mortgage Salr of Laud. . ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - * I »0 cents a pound. : Retail merchants By virtue of .the authority contained in To Continue For Te SIX’MONTHS, IN -AOVANCE - $ SO who have purchased sugar on. such a certain mortgage'deed executed - to C. Do you realize what an hagtitution tfki» store Is and field Requests nhacia that tbev have not f t 'reason- M. T urrentinepyvL. R. .W itaam s and w ife THREE MONTHSglN ADVANCE $ 25 a oasis, tnat tney nave not a reasom. ^ £ , w,Jjia^g. Pn the 12th day of Jan Be Not Heated.- able profit within this price may ‘ ap uary. 1912, to lecijre; tlta payment, of a what i a benefit It is to you, due purht»sing public? largest ■ circulation of ant paper peal to the Food Administration, note, and default in' the payment- thereof The eastei^' Ui "EVER PlfBLISHEDhN DAVIEiCdUNTT.' having been made as stipulated in said stating cos,t price in detail, but none It is’our constant aim and ^ndeavor to give you States . observed note and mortgage deed; the undersigned a8 a holiday,the of these Shall sell for above 10 cents will sell to the highest' bidder, atthe court THEiHEST AND HIGHESTIq UALITY MERCH Mondaysj decreed bv a pound unless they have the Spe bouse'door in Mjicksville. Davie county. North Carolina, atX2 o'clock, m., on Mon to conserve coal f n | ^.One-armed, .carpenters are jnpt cific.written permission of the Food day. the 25th day of February. 1918. the ANDISE At THE LOV^ST PRIdE. 1 tion from the railroJ lands described in said mortgage deed; Although the closi .•.. tvorth $7 per. day; Riidii,soine&^y ta Administration. 1, ' , “Until further notice sugar must which is recorded in the Register of Deeds You know that Shoes, have advanced, in most gated by Fuel Admil •-beingbuncoed.. Vj office of Davie county. North Carolina, in goes no further than not be sold to city or town consum Book NO. 12, page 245 and described as cases, about 97 per cL, in the past tWelve months. of fuel for heating, fl * * Tbe people are irving tqv ckt- their John G. Woolley, L L D , of Wis ers ' in . quantities in excera of 5 follows, to-wit:; Bounded on the East by the lands yf Nathan Jarvis, on the South officials expect busil .. ;^art-r-now-let itJncle^jSapi i^felp by consin, is one of the greatest char pounds nor to consumers in the rflrai by the lands'of; Jdhii Davis, on the West HERfe YOU CAN GET AI|L THE SHOES YOU Director Garfield isl : cutting down tfe~big>Eiesh3,^ acters of the time, will address the .districts in quantities in. excess nf 10 by the lands of Jofta E- Smith, and on the quest that all reta| citizens of Mocksyille, at the- Methp-' pounds. ? North by tbe Iahds of A. Sheets, contain W Afh1 AT A VEKY SfefGHT ADVANCE OVER except food* and i ing 9 acres mote orless. said Tan’d lying their doors for the ■ Suppose Christ.werejttacotae today dist church, next Tuesday night, : “ Any merchants refusing, to con in Fulton township-^ This the 21st day of how many would-ber ready: t •' f-' ' .'V I - >n The Recor rCounty School Fund Apportioned. • • The. state board of'educatio'n auth Tl! E -^HTtBREN GAS MASKS IN. BEIIBS . .... I HUSBAND orized an apportionment of the $250(l-s TAR HEEtS IfH iE D OOO per'capita, school fund among the- 03353887 ounties of the state 011 the basis of! SAVES WiFE ie school population, in each counts",! ie apportionment being on the basis ; I I I P i i i i i •I From iSuffering by. Getting HOT. of .281144 or 28 and a fraction cents Her Lydia E. PinIdiamiS per child. Vegetable Compound. PURCHASERS OF MORE FOOD About February there will be dis tributed the equalizmg fund, for bring THAN IMMEDIATELY NEEDED ing the school, terms up to the four , -- Pittsburgh, Pa.—“ For many month- I was not able to do my work owing to .. , HAVE AWAKENING. months minimum, this fund-aggregat-, . a weakness which I ■ mg about $400,000 and being derived caused backache from" the state tax of five cents on the and headache?, a $100 tax valuation of property. The friend called amounts th'at. the various counties will attention to one of DISPATCHES FROM RALEIGH receive in the present distribution of I your newspapet CHAPTER XXIl the $250,000,per capita fund follow: ,advertisements and —IS Immediately my The - pain room Alamance, $2,630.10; Alexander, $lc husband bought I Doings and Happenings That Mark 213.98; Allegharfy, $835.56; Anson. came next, and I three bottles of myself, as ,there wad : -the;Progress of North Carolina Peo- $2,570.50; Ashe, $2,091.71; .-Avery. Lydia E. Pinkham’s $1,059.91; Beaufort, $3,125.76; Bertie, the narrow-Siiace fori pie, Gathered : Around ■ the ' State V egetable Com $2,492.06; Brunswick; $1,421.74; Bla pound for me. ubout; i Fyshing Ihe j Capital.' den, $2,054.60; Buncombe* $5,468.81;. .After taking twe e v e r y nerve singing Raleigh. , Burke,, $1,924:71; Gabarnre, $3,117.60;" bottles I felt fine I crawled out' at Id and my troubles caused by that weak, and as I Caldwell, $2,171.55; Camden; $$86.64; peri ness are a thing of the past. All women had been, for lialf Carteret, $1,309.85; Cassell;' $1,503,- North Carolinians who have -been who suffer as I did should try Lydia £ hole,' To Leayord’s purchasing food commodities in larger 00; Catawba, $3,230.34; Chatham, $2,- Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.”— $22.81; Chrn1Okee, $1,755.46 ;-: Chowan, -The clouds of asphyxiatingtgnsbs -with -which the Teutons, drench" the allied lines are- no ^specters Mrs* Jas. R o h rb erg , 620 Knapp St only shake my head quantities than their immediate re so even the little children in the districts close to the fighting lines must wear gas masks to protect themselves from “Well,isir,”;he sc" quirements have a jude awakening $987.67;. Clay,' $465.03; Columbus, $2,- N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. ’ Hun frightfulness. The tots in . this group on their way to s c h o o l ,in, Reims are all provided with masks. a sailorman, but 1 1 coming to them. 818.75; Cleveland, '$3^212.35 ;T; Craven, Women who suffer from any form of weakness, as indicated by displacements gliosts/an’ -I: ain’t ;a-g ..Realizing that this practice , would $2,483.63; Cumberland, I'' $3,545.78; inflammation, ulceration, irregularities’ Currituck,' $865.66'; ‘ Bare, $468.32; Da-. waste—a sunny day, which is quite in ’em now.' It warij disarrange all calculations, of avail; unusual this inrinth. Within a. balf backache, headaches, nervousness or did this job. This ; vidson,’ $3,220.22; Davie^. , $1213.42; “ the blues,” should accept Mrs. Rob- hhlO; food" supplies and that] it: isi, self hour every machine .that was in work sure enough human i -Tsh and unpatriotic in: the .extreme, the Duplin, ;$2,670.86; Durham, $4,319.50; berg's suggestion and give Lydia E ing order was In .the air, forming Into P in k h a m ’s . V egetable Compound a eyes on him, an’ 11 • lFood ^Administration; is :• going after Edgecombe, $3,256.28; Forsythj $5,- changed much since,] 572.84; . Franklin, $2,685.49; Gaston, groups and then off frir the lines, just thorough trial. - Oiere fellows"with gloves’ off.; The Co- line' o' brains; do yt $4,371.10; Gates, $1,032.92; Graham, looking for trouble—voluntary patrol, . For over forty years it has been Operation of the United States] Secret “He’s'firish and $439.73; Granville; $2,549.32; Green, mense pressure on the under side of they cqll It. Which opened iny' eyes a correcting such' ailments. If you have Service' is heingj used in; investigating Walcott, Since, Shot Down Over mysteriousiwvro+awi/Mio .complications /*/wnnliAoif?nwo write m w li. for r that iS'Whut you a $416.97; Guilford, $6,035.03; Halifax, their wings.- In some acrobatic man bit as to the'splrtt'in the'French avia itlris- matter aijdM r. Geo,/Hi Humber advice to Lvdia E. Finkham...... Medicioe makes them gunning $3,679.33; Harnett, $2,647.82; Hay German Lines, Tells of euvers I was trying the other day I tion service, after three years of war.” pf the 'Food , AdminisfratibirJs staff is' Co., Lynn, Mass. “That’s what I se ‘ wood, $2,330.40; Henderson, $1,708,- made mistakes and caused the machine, In .another le.tter, written December also, devoting: a considerable^ part of Comrades Daring. you was: crawling 23; Hertford, $1,69212; Hoke, $1,231- to stall1 and then fall In such a way I, young Walcott says: Mitchell’s New Faultless his timeto investigation. ' that the full weight was supported by “I tried to give, you some ,Idea of the peak, lappin’ up biigl 70; Hyde,,.$862.15; Iredell, $3,339.15; oned it might o’ bif i' State Food Adhiinistrator Henry "A. Jackson, $1,492.87; Johnston, $4,521.64; the upper, surface—by-the wires-Which, strength of a Spad in a ,letter a while Bredl King Cotton jPage has' ruled that" flour -shall be re in most machines are supposed merely ago. At home people speak of a factor Doable effluent in characters, guaranteed sttisltc* these things; but I i Jones, $967.43; Lee;" $1,241.25— Lenoir, MAKES DUE OF IO1DOQ FEET tory. Extra early prolific biff five lock bolls, io tailed to city or town consumers in to support the weight of the wings of. safety, meaning the number of times don’t shove knivesl $2,048.70; Lincoln, $2,036.90; Macon, lbs. postpaid $3.00. Will plant acre. Re^imorovec leastways I never quantities hot exceeding half a barrel $1,367.47; Madfson, $2,432.74; Martin, whsn the machine is on the ground. stronger the machine Is than, is neces King» 100 lb. bag $7.50 f. o. b. here. and to rural consumers in quantities Aviator Reaches Ground Safely Al “Yes, the Spad is a well-built ma sary for plain flying. The Spad is made did.' So it naturally $1,970.82; McDowell, $1,833.06; Meck- Sugar Loaf Cotton FanntYoiingSTillelNlC. sir; th at this bloon not exceeding- one barrel.. These leriburg,. $7,203.76; Mitchell, $1,096.18; though AU the Wires on His' .Ma- chine, the nearest thing to' perfection' so that a man Can’t ‘bust’ it, no matter maxih)ums are larger than hre being in point of strength, speed, and climb what he ,does In the air-?-dive as far aboard somewhere.” Montgomery; $1,476.85; Moore, $1,- , , chine Are Loosened — Spend MAKES APPEAL TO REJECTED He leaned forward| allowed' in: most States.: Sugar .must ing power I’ve'seen yet. Of course, it's and as fast as he can and stop' as bru 907,25; Nash; $3,755.52; New Hanover, -Holiday In Air. on]the other to I be retailed iv quantities not exceeding $2,432.74; NorOihampton, -$2)494.03", heavy, and that’s why they put 150-280 tally as he can, it stands the racket. Sporting Goods House Has Shrewd horse power In them. The other school,' meat. I was thinkin ten pounds ,to the rural trade and five Onslow,' $1,62192;.’ Orange, $1,612.36; Washington.—Word pictures of the Of Course, motors do stop, and if it ' Idea in a Combination of Pa pounds to town'or: city trade, - that of a light machine with a light happens over a mountain range—wen, tention to his wc Pamlico, $1,073.10 Pasquotank,. $1,- work of the members of the Lafayette triotism and Business. consciously-viewing | The Food . Aidininistratioh \ frankly 604.73; Person, ' $1,884.23 ;' Pitt, $3,- Squadron and other American aviators motor,- depending for Its success on that’s just hard IUck. lack of weight rather than excess of deck was so wrapp states' that its desire is not to prose 899.47; Bpik,v. $851.60; Randolph, $2,- .In, Frapce are; SlYea 111 letters • which “Have had-' a few patrols since last At least one of the downtown priwer, may supplant the heavier ma outside the radius cute: but to *ecure an enforcement of 977.32; Richmond,______$2,409:70; Robeson, Dri Charles D. Walcott, secretary of i wrote. One at a big height—4,000 to sporting goods houses is making muck chine in time ; I can’t tell. could perceive no the law. Consumers who, ,because of $4,786.35;. Rockingham,'$3,727.70; Ro- the. Smithsonian institution,,jhas re 4,500 meters, considerably above -the of the fact that applicants for enlist - determine the preset^ ignoranoe or/-Ibr other reasons have wan, $3,882.88; Rutherford,. $3,191.55; ceived from his son, E. S. Walcott, ‘Yesterday there was a review here clouds, which almost shut out the ment in the army or navy have been left on; guard. Tbe .purchased food, commodities in larger Sampson, $3,113.67; Scotland, $1,715.- whose airiilane fell “somewhere, be In honor of Guynemer, and decorations' ground below; h Wonderfully beautiful rejected because of undeveloped their heavy spars, for the pilots' of the group who had 'quantities thah]are'allowed need fear 82; Stanly, $2,588.60'; Stokes; $2,178.- hind the German lines”, along thejwest- sight, but. beastly cold—and a couple physiques. ; dense shadow,,but.fa won them. Three Americans received no prosecution -if they, promptly dis 53; Surry, $3,241.87; Swain, $1,100.40; em front. The allusions to the ,work when the’clouds were low and- solid. - - Using tiiis as a basis, a gymnasium the ,'faint !rays of the the] Croix de' Guerrei^members of the tribute their surplus above the quan- Transylvania, $895.17; Tyrrell, $443,- of the American aviators contained; in The patrol stays,at Just the height of. has been set up in the main show- fleeted softly on the | Lafayette:' Escadrillei : Lufbefyj the ... UtiSB allowed and report the, matter 65; Union, $3,490.40; Vance, . $2,103.80; these letters are all the more interest the clouds, hiding In them, slipping out. window-and at: Intervals during the the wheel,? making American ace,- carried the' American, again to look around. If It stays be . to their’County Food Administfator of Wake, $6,617.00; ,.W arren,, $1,803.26: ing at this, time In view of the fact day a- so-called strong man goes as,;a Vision.:. The t to the Food 'Administration at Raileigh., that the men about, whom ’, Walcott flag presented to' the escadrllle by Mrs* low the enemy, antiaircraft' guns pep .Washington,. $1,270.16; Watauga,, $1,- McAdoo' and-' th e ‘"employees Cf the through a series of exercises which fascinated me.: , Those who attempt to hoard In.spite 220.16;,,Wayne, $3,676.52; Wilkes; $3,- wrote have jusjt been, commissirined in per'it whenever-near the lines, and at treasury department, besides the two. are calculated to correct the physical “Ain’t thet so, sirl -j of 'aU warnings will be, dealt with ac- 220.22; Wilson, '$3,478.31; Yadkin, $1,- .the American air service on the rec a low altitude that is rather.awkward,, “Why, yes/ Leayor] aviation emblems of France. He was sri: the patrol shows itself .as little as' defects thajt humanity is heir to. cording, to the law, which provides a .34;, Yancey, $1,529.70., ,. .. ommendation of General Pershing.. While, the strong: man goes through see it any other .way called to receive -his decoration for possible.' I - V penalty of $5,000' or.', two years .impfis]- .,Doctor Walcott has, received a die-, his motions the.-men and-boys grouped “Well, there ain’l having In the-course of-One day held ; “It’s lots of sport to try to keep with . pnmeht or bo.th. in addition to the, con- Opposed Free Service. : • patch from Paris..informing him, that outside : the window - steps- at him aboard unexplored, ] fiscation of : the ’goads hoarded. ’ • seven combats; descended: (six) -one the patrol; be behind the chief of pa his son fell within the enemy . liries In "open-mouthed astonishment. He know how he ever The. conference of members of the German plane In flames, and forced five: trol, see him disappear, and then- bUinp selective service exemption hoards of December, 12 whiie fighting three, sin- does everything from picking up a pin either . there, overbd Graduating Girls to Help. ' . gle-seaters, after haying demolished’an others : to land ■ behind their lines, •into a frig bank," a .low-hanging cloiid, North ,Carolina: assembled here devel. (which means that he is officially cred-: to hoisting! a-100-pound dumbbell above else t’ve got to take I Washington.—The graduating class- enemy two-seater, and, that his ,fate is and not see a darn thing. Then dive here, .an’ acknowledg '• es of all" women’s' colleges In' the oped- such pronounced opposition? to a ited with one—his thirteenth—and that down’ out of 'the cloud,, wondering- his bead.. . . . I : \ r resolution for free service of. exemp uncertain. Inquiries are being made And,, ,while the man exercises, a we’ve got-aboard the •- country and the’ graduates- of the de- to ascertain, if possible, from Germany the other five, though probably brought -whether the other guy Is right under tion board members as to cause Major .message, of .hope is ,conveyed to those “The cargo hold?” ‘ -partmerits of home economics of all whether young Waieott was] seriously ,down,-, do not count for him because, neath or not; dart out of the cloud and' Langston;, aide to the governor, to there-were not th e necessary Svitnesses Who have' been rejected, through the “Aye. ay e; Fm ' colleges and universities are being see him, maybe'500 yards-away, going hatches, and letting i :have the resolution withdrawn so.-that injured rir not. ' . i ] • required by < the' French regulation.') medium of a1 large sign in a con ■‘ called ' upon to" prepare themselves ’. In a letter dated November 13, In re-., at right angles.1 Then back, up and- down there; we’ve [ ■‘ quickly for active Service in 'co-dpera- the 'board could ^devote its time ,to, ef “Aviatrirs are not very military. The turn around fast and give .her: the: gear ’ spicuous position In the window. The spo’nse. to’ iin inquiry’ about Campbell, ;sign reads thus: . “If you have been where that devil is.” ii Iion-With the Fbod Administration. forts to arrive at-the most perfect and chief of one-of the escadrllles was com —full speed to catch up—and so on." an aviatcir frrim Chicago,' Who W^s re-' rejected, buy a home exerciser and There was no anl •5 ’ Mr; Herbert Hoover has addressed a economical >,general. -policies possible missioned to command the mechanics, See, a -Boche regulating artillery fire,- for the.adm inistration of .the work: of ported iost,' young Walcott wrote as. correct yonr faults. Uncle Sam needs and a determination letter to the graduating women, mak- follows.: . Jt ...... ''•] . who are plain iSoldiers with rifles and start, tri maneuver’ into! range, and, Job was already in i the boards., ...... Steel helmets, for the occasion; -He IS you.”-r-New York Times. - ing a'strong-appeal; and has also wir- . “Campbell was In the Lafayetie Es- zip ; he’s out of sight in the clouds,, “Get the tarpaulii] ’’ ed the presidents of 'all college's ■ in The attendance ,on the,:conference, a bit of a clown and amused the entire and the next you see he is beating it; Liverpool,” I . said cadriUe? and they are a.member Cf the London Coffee Stalls. s whibh womeri are heing, trained point- was.- surprisingly large;, the, great ma-, gathering, kidding ‘with ' the rifficera. fa r baCk of his lines;' Not very dan-: the lantern where tlj same grriup as Squadron 84, so I have Coffee, stalls run by women, which - Ing out the vital necessity of-educat- jorlty ;pf the, boards in all the,, local: The pilots of each- of th e ; five- esea- ,gerous this weather,' but lots of fun.” ed; “Cnt it loose, asked them] about him. He was on a. are a common sight in ‘ London and ? Irigwrimfen students for thls Work. Mr. counties heing represented. Their pa drllles were in more-or IesS formation; In a letter from the front,'dated time with the lashin patrol with pnother chap; they] attack other large cities] of Great Britain to Hoover’s letter to the women is as triotism and. zeal for their work -was most of them with-hands In their pock? November 30,' the following passages of spare canvas In th | ed some Boches, and when it was over day, are. a revival rather flian a war ... follows :• stressed by the fact that .every mem-, ets, for it was chilly; and presenting a occur: ' • stowed first below.. the other chap was alone. Campbell .expedient, says a writer in the Daily “The TJnited States Food Adminis tier (ot a board present took care..of mixture of uniforms unparalleled in Yesterday was Thanksgiving ■ day, j “That’s the devil I his own traveling expenses and Ujere ( was brought down In German territory its heterogeneity. Eyery branch of the Chronicle. For it was a woman who, tration calls you to its service.. Our i and so reported missing. I believe the and, praises be! the Lafayette bunch plied, soberly. “I nejj S r was ’ no per diem: Dr. Cyrus Thomp-. service represented endless personal invited me and my partner to dinner, nearly a century ago, started the first | didn’t see: no, cause, f • need is so great that we appeal to you ! chap he jwas with has seen' and talked coffee stair outside the London docks to prepare yourselves as best you can son, of Onslow. county, was made ideas in dress. - * ...... or rather to' the'feast. They have the o’' boxes come- on to: Campbell’s father or some close rel to supply ' working men with early and to enlist ,for . the great work that chairman off the qonterence.: ■. *f Spent Their Holiday In the AiK miost remarkable chef. Soup and fish, thousand of ’em, the ative since. breakfasts. And for many years wom must be done. ’ “Because of the occasion, repose had prepared the way for a most remark iron, an’ they was al Sugar Price Fixed at' IO Cents. . VAnother chap named Bulkely was en had' a monopoly in this kind of ca “There will.be a diversity of .tasks brought .down in similar circumstances been granted to the entire group for ably big bird called the- turkey,' barri had to load ’em wi ,. The' following order, regarding the the afternoon, another group taking caded by chestnuts. And then a plum, tering until the early morning stall de gine,. an’ most , of ’er t end: therefore diversity of-talent, and: ' about1 the is't oi September. Ten-.days veloped ’ into an - all-night institution, ■ training can .be used.. AR our ques- ssiie: of sugar, has been receiyed by over our patrols. So that after the puddlrig-?-a regular American one—and jist below the main the local food, administrator: I ago word was received from the Amer-, which required a man to look after. SM ; tions now center -In food—its produp- I . lean , embassy that he h ad : commurii-. review 'every one had the' afternrion: to •as' good as I ever tasted. I sat at' the ■ “Db yop know whtj ; lion, its "distribution, its use, its: con- ' “State Food ‘ 1Admihiktrator Henry table' with.1 Captain ThCnault, Lleuten-' “MK Bascpm told : W A; Page announces the following reg I cated with them, a prisoner In Ger- Banquets are all right while they *:: serration. !. The iqore !you :know about i many. ' ants-Thtiw and'Lufbery, and some stoves, sir,' and maylj ulations with regard, to the retailing last, but later—such a headache! : these things, .the iSore . valuable vou I 1 “There are' many similar cases AN AIRPLANE CAMERA Frenchmen. • • was, fer he seemed of sngar: . '■ “An early patrol- this morning, de along at the last th >; ...wili. J>e and .the greater wilt be your 1 where men- brought down with crippled* Tri" acquire a profound knowledge of }■ service to humanity -The maximum retail price allowed spite low clouds; Lots of fun it was, one of. them, an’ the ; machines, or wounded, escaped de- mrin, study women. ( ___ _ “If you have not already done so. on sugar from this date is 10 cents a ducking-In and out of the clouds, keep thirty feet, smashin’ pound. Retail merchants who have i strucUon by a miracle. The only sure I. we urge you to pursue studies dealing > thing is when a machine goes down In ing from hitting other machines In the —it was plumb/fulli I ,; especially! with food, but these should purchased sugar on such, a basis that clouds and from losing the patrol. Saw. ' tfLoaded shells?” they have not a reasonable'profit with? I flames or is seen to lose a wing or two. be ; re-enforced: by- courses in ■ chemis- I ; --,-For Instance.-there are two officers a few Boches, but all they, had-to ,do : “That’s-,what; t in this price may appeal to the food was to slip up out of sight when the try, physiology and economics- It will ■: in the. group who are In. the best of enough-scattered, ab § r - be. well, too,.if you have acquired the administration, stating cost price -In patrol approached. : Every , now and the whole ship to I detail, but none of these shall sell for health and dally working. Several I S “ - ; ;. airts of public presentation of your I months ago they were on, patrol to- then -their antiaircraft, guns would, “No doubt bthe ; knowledge to the people who so much above 10 cents a poun& unless they blaze away a bit, but there was lots of aboard. The greate have: the specific written permission i gether mnd collided in th» air. One need i f Fortunately most of. our edu- machine cut the tail rigging complete room for them to miss and for us to Ifly hands on B a of the: food administration./ . leave the place they were shooting : rcatlonal institutions now offer courses ly-off the other plane. , and then they there with; Red and ?: which give the necessary ,training for rDnUl further notice sugar must not at.” tarpaulin; now get be sold to city or town consumers m separated.- one-plane without a tall • this work, but to the others an appeal and the other machine with various capstan bar under ‘, -,is being sent to -provide such mstruc- quantities in execss of five pounds nor parts of a tall mixed among the cables tags;-here’s your Ie W to (Consumers m the rural districts in.' USES OVERCOAT AS BANK ■ J 'tions: wbereveflt is possible. . • and struts of one side :of: his machine. 1 ' k 1 '• weight tff the three ” ; : IfMore. : detailed -suggestions and di- quanUties in excess of 10 pounds. . They both landed In France, one on his Negro Proves ■ Ownership, to Garment iron—-now, heave ho ■Any merchants -refusing Jto con-, -. .rections- will be published soon.1 .To- wheels., followed by -a capotage. or by Disclosing Location of : ^ e bent to it, ex Kr form to thesfe rulings will invite ?::;day your , country asks you to resolve somersault: turnover, the :other quite' ■ - Savings.. Pf strength,. encour ‘ to do what you can In this, the hour prompt action by . the food adminis completely upside down. Then a term - There is no purer that the heavy hat tration."’ s '- -of extreme" penl. to the •• democratic In the- hospital; and back they are New York.—Monroe Smith, a negro, or more healthful combined effort,-and j . peoplee of :the' world. -; again. insisted In the court of special ses lift over the groove . Save bacon until Berlin is taken. , "Kenneth Marr. an American and a' sions that- he' had not stolen -the over-, food ior children slightly.’ With no ot Forid meads energy. Energy means :. WHh a beautiful supply :.of 'Tong coat of Leslie .Davis while he. enter-, gain opening enough sweetening? ,available In the -form-of friend of Pete s, had the commands p i more efficient fighting Efficient flghL both his controls/Cut In a combat the tained Davis In his home. Smith said than tion of the lever, Wi Ing wlll erid the war Save food* sorghnm syrup we cannot see but that rudder and elevator leaving him notfr- the coat was his own property and he Something caught, r Meatless days in the United States the people of North Carolina are In Ing but the aileron the lateral balance; had a right to pawn I t ,. Ifph- ^d immovable. T mean a more ifficient fighting force Just a Jiit oetter shape to get along control and-the motqr Helandedwith I can,prove I own the coat,” said, , “White,”I called, without the usual amount of sugar on tlie: front and more speedy crinclu, only a skinned nose for casualties and Davis. “ There Is nine dollars sewed Itsi natural sw eet hhd give us'a hand sion of the. war OveeatIng is lend than those of almost any other state got a decoration for it Ic In the .lining.’! ]. Bidg the war as ammunition ness appeases the i Tjhrard him pattc ing to the enemy ' -. .. .< ■■ O . . i J * * T /CS' *• z&i, * f f /• * v AND MES WIFE Stoolhat It weakens iffering by Gsttintt n you and; dis j,ydia E. Pinkhain1s B B gusts y o u r stable Compound friends. It offers a prepared ground for dangerous diseases It will not get well by *a™ ^ackaf^ I Copyright A. C. McClurg & Co. and headaches. 7 . itself, but many thous friend called m* 1 ands of just such cases attention to on?0f have yielded to your newspane! CHAPTER XXIX—Continued. - ward into, our very1 faces. I dropped NI tensity - of (’struggle— M cCann fighting went, overboard. B ut how jwe ever kept ans — 19— lost consciousness even to her pres-, advertisements upon my knees, shading my mouth, as desperately, (to ,escape;, Bascom exer- immediately^ •rjie pain room and tlie/ forepeak right SideiUp,in this little dinky boat e n c e . . ’ best I might, and sought, to peer down husband bong®? ,Isr next, and I explored the latter cisingi.-all-the.mad strength of insanity when thet big iron pot sunk is more’n • She told me later that I lay there PERUNA into the black, void between decks. to. retain.hold.of-his victim. If either three bottles 7,« iiiv-cif. as there w as scarcely room :in eriybody but God could-tell. We just motionless for two hours, so still, so ItfdiaE. Pinkhan?! A way forw ard ii red eye winked out .Of uttenedj-.a sound, I- heard., it not. It w as which for forty-five years th,- n a rro w s p a c e T o r e v e n - o n e to . c r e e p couldn’t do nuthin’. but just'-hang on. softly breathing, as to almost frighten th e darkness, then another,'find a ’third. V egetable Com! like a horrid picture projected .from We wus way up there, sir, a scrapin’ her.' Twice she’leaned close'to assure has been the household’s I p o u n d fo r .7 I tilmH! Pushing the lantern'before me,; I leaped to my fpet, realizing there was out the smoke cloud, and as instantiy the clouds, an’ then down In a hollow herseif th a tl did actually breathe, and After taking ?»' I ,.V^ry u oicrve rv singing like a copped vfire.' no hope. nothing -we coul’d do but get Btandby in catarrh and fading.^.,1 saw ,the .men’s faces,,ex that seemed a m ile d&:p; an’ when we her fingers felt for tile beat of pulse at' bottles I feft £*/° I crawled out at last, dripping With away alive—and, if we w ere even to do debility during conval roubles caused by that w ^ ! ultant hefredJni one,) tinspeaknbleter- come up out o’ that, there you was, sir, my wrist. It was the coma of sheer ex-' iicrspirutiou, and as black as though, I tins, every secqnd- was worth a king's ror, in. the O ther; I w itnessed the. strain ^!lootin’, out o’ .the waves straight at haustion. The bull-like roar of a escence from grip. Jibing of the past. Allworn^ IiatX xhm -ii for half a day in' the cdnl ransom. ' : I as I did should try Lydisfp of; mueclp; [ thefJawfuf effort to'; 'rend us. The . girl, she i saw you an’ huh-. T'o Leayord’s inquiries I' could startled voice forward awoke me. I I Vegetable Compound »* ’ “She’s afire forw ard!” I exclaimed, apart arm s and iiinbs. It was a vision screamed; she’d have'gone over after Experience has taught ,,nly shake my head.' : Ty/:, ,..‘ caught no word,-only the sound, but T R o h r b e r g , 620 Knapp V striving to coptrpl my voice/' “T hat is of hell, yet almost before I could thus yer, if I hadn’t grabbed her, an’ then a great number' that Peruna is Jsburgh, Pa. " -\\Vil. sir,’" he said O bstinately1lllFhi there was a note to it like the violence where the fellow was, and he’s-dohe vision it,.the,tw o-figures wore .engulfed Red he ggt a boat hook inter the,collar of . a blow. I sat up, staring about, the a reliable tonic that aids the a suilorunin, but I never did believe in Iwho suffer from any form of the: job k'there’s-no stopping/her now.” In' a sea'Of flame; w here'they w ent— of yer jacket, ari’/ we hauled yer In entire. Scene1Jsim in jthe range of vision membranes in recovering from las indicated by displacements. !•hasis, an’ I ain’t.a-goin’ £er, te r believe “ T h e r e ’s p l e n t y o f ^hose. f o r w a r d .’’: into the seething- .caldron, .of; over the over the side.” ‘ ‘ . . . photographing itself upon my brain. inflammatory conditions, regu Ion, ulceration, irregularities In ’em now. It w arn’t no’ spooks w hat “But the donkey engine’is not con rail intp the depths-of. ocean;—I can ' /'iTIiat m ust have been hours ago,” The ocean heaved in long green/bil lates the appetite and clears aw ay I ceadaches, nervousness or did tlrs job. This yere Bascom w as a nected, and wte dare not take'chances never tell; They'w ere there, struggling ,j“Quite a.spell, sir, .Something hfcd lows, crested with foam, the boat ris the waste., A t your druggists. is,” should accept Mrs. Rob. sure enough human the Iast tim e I put with all those explosives below. Heav like fiends,, a. horror unspeakable in a 'jilt yer head, an’ it bled a bit. The ing and falling as steadily as/a rock Sggestion and give LydiaE • eves on him, an’ I don’t' reckon he’s TH E PERUNA COMPANY; ens, mnn,- w e.niay go sky high any sec frame of sm oke'and fife;-then that young lady has been a-hrildin’ yer on ing- chair; .the sun no lringeir beat down trial e^etable Compound a ' ciianged much since, 'cept m aybe in his ' Columbu*, O h io ' ond. Don’t stand talking; get pver the curtain-of -death and fire dropped— her lap ever since; she tore her upon us from a cloudless .sky, but ap line y - . * -•:... .j THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N O- have it cut very freely on the down RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. ward stroke,. which it' would not do Tb half pint of water add 'I oz.. Bay “ EAT PLAN FORPRiiNING.were it.striiight or provided w ith teeth Rum, a smalt -box - i. ‘ Moiey to Ioa rter 'v.; ... ” '** . » J c N, T H tB E S f tM pAyaM ooBB/iiocm viLta, m . e , w m m THE DAVlE WEATHER FORiECAST. KrJlQKATVSts • * ^ i*-' . FOR DAVlE-Fair today and still ARRIVALoi top slick to stand up and too muddy 'CR ITCTr FAOUkSt, tositdow ni HOT SODA STEMUiJiTES I GOINGNdiiXtl No. 26 Lv. Mocksnttg::|10:03 a. in: No. 22 Lv. MockssfiH|5jlt49.' p. in; - Mrs.- Lizzte Tomlinson has re- I GOING SOUipt. I u -tied from Salisbury, where Hot diinks are die ideal thirst quench TOBACCO IS HIGH No. 25 Lv. Mockstfillsf ‘ 5:07 a. t£ a?ent several days with relatives. I N o . 21 Lv. M O (^l^:4pp. in er as well as a bracer. They Vstmulate and going higher. You had- better save your f., y°V Purchased your share of :turlft stam ps? If not, go to ., your without danger of reaction and impart a t plants by canvassing your beds early. Canvass conow mXiikStv bankor the postoffice today and in is also going higher. Buy early at ALLEN’S and vest m Sqme of these little m o n e y delightful sense of warmth and comfort. j> G o o d Miadlinel-'; -30ic jBayeEs^.!^,:- : • •" save money. S e e d cotton - ■■■■■,-- . 13c. .. W- p- MeBrideand B. L, Smith, Whibn; tired or thirsty, cold or hungry, Jj New goods of various kinds arriving now- Vis two of our good subscribers on Ad [ s ^ d Q ^ d n n . vance, R. I, were in to see us last come to oiur fountain and try a cup of > it my store, before buying' elsewhere. local andpermn I lnews . week and left three cart wheels to help along this good caiise. One lot of men’s hats up to $ 2 5 0 to go for the T- L. Martin made.a trip( Hot Chocolate, Coffee or Bullion with a ft KnowThat next two weeks at:'-98c. each. Buyquiek iandget ; fc WinstonJast week. " ' 7 ; We have the agency for The Sat urday Evening Post. On sale at the sandwich. - - • . Jj the choicest Special prices on other goods. Ie G. W. Crotta, of hear Forjk GhtirehJ fifecord office at all times. The best was in town W ednesday^ busicestf weekly; in the worlds for 5 c .FRA N K ahdHARRy STROUD. M. B. Bailey, of 1 Irfedeil count#, % : 0 - J H aS a E M * Thegraded school ,was suspended was inltown Thuraday^^UBlness. from noon Wednesday until Friday I Cramqrd’s Dnig Store, t Mrs. W. H. BreWbakerj o t Fork morning on account of the furnace being out of order.. The , school Church, was in town fcfldayt ahoji* Iralldihg needs a new furnace, seems ping. !/• A to us. . J. F. Hearkey left Saturday for ,S u p e r io r C d u rt, Wesley Cartner, a gciScl.farmer $f WANTED.—Hickory Logs. High visit to Salisbury and Concord. D a v ie C oun{y. } P e b - T e r m i 1918. Iredell county, was in Wfiw Thurs- est prices pud. Send for price list Rosa Grosa I and specifications. . Read the Sheriff’s tax notice which I vs NOTICE. day. • ' :;n ' ' , !• . THE IVEY MFG. CO., appears in another place in today’s Calvin Gross t Shoes fixed while yoiiw ait. v Hickory. N. G. paper. ITie defendant above named .will take T S. U . Q&LL, Jr . notice that'an action entitled as above THERE IS NO BETTEIt FLOUR THAN Z Remember the speaking at the Plant bed canvass all you want, ha* been commenced In the Superior Court ? G. A. Carter, of Advice, R .: 2,- court houfle tomorrow, Thursday, at at J. T. Angell’s. ’. of Davie County, N- C.; for the purpose of annulling the bonds of matrimony now. T In was in town Friday aiid remembered one o’clock. • Gol. F. H. Fries and 0. existing between the plaintiff and defend T i B. Eaton, of Winston Salem, wiirbe J. G. Murphy, of Winston-Salem HS. • ;; 'V ant: and said defendant will further take present and address the citizens of visited relatives on R. 5, .last and notice that he is required to appear at t t Thos. Towell, of Hftnn&fty. R. I. tneconnty. this week. the term of the Superior Court of said T v. Ose comity to be held-on. the last Monday in T T was in to see us Thui^dajf $nd left a _ A good many of our former sub’ J. T. Bowell, of Farmington, was February, 1918; at the court house of said cairt wheeU scribers who had wandered-away and in town Monday ahd has our thanks county in the town of Mockaville, N. C . T T sought other pastures have returned for a cart whieel; and answer or demur ft> the com plaint in T ORDER A BAG FROM TOUR GROCER. t For Over J. M. Jones, of neilt Kappa, was to the old stand by, and -are again said action, or the plaintiff will apply to in town Thursday ari3 h&nded us. a reading The Record—the biggest and , Frank Williams. Esq., of Camden, the court for the relief demanded in said T t complaint. This the 31st day of Decem life preserver. best paper iri Da^ie. S. C-. spenTMonday' and', yesterday b e r. 1917. T T A. T. GRANT; Clerk Superior Couit. t T Irty Years Have your shoes reiiSlfed at Grady Call, of Camp Sevier, is iti town with home folks... V GALL'S SHOfi STORE. spending a few days in town with M. b . BoWdeni of Winston, was. home folks who are more than glad NOTICE. 4A. HORN-JQHNSTONE COMPANYv * r A. S. HcDanielt o f Hiutel 3.. was to have himiack if ohly for a short in biiir midst ; Tuesday and has our T f in to see us Idst weak Isd-Ieft ft cart time. He is looking wfell: th&nit? for a cart wheel. Having qualified as .administrator of MANUFACTURERS the estate of E. C-lSmith, deceased, notice T f wheel. - 'vO-;. , firs: Gwin Ward and .little son, of t WilSon. who holds a position isJtereby given to. all persons having T “THAT GOOD KIND OF FLOUR.” T J. K. Graves, of ; spent a Green Mountain, Idwa, who have, ill W.iiistdn> spent the week-end in claims against the said estate, to present |l «Q« WIT, HCTITOWK «»». been spending some weeks at Farm* them to the undersigned for payment on T T few days last week Iiis parents toWii with home folks, or before Jan. I; 1919, or this notice will f ington with Mrs. Ward's parents, be plead i» bar ' of their recovery. • All T MOCKSVILLE - - - N. C: fustling Town. onR,4.; : _ .-'4^..>4V-V-- > Mr. .an4 Mrs.'.Peter Granger, return I. i. Driver, of near Cana, ,was in persons diie the said estate, are asked to T cHffo. a t a fare w ell din- Miss Willie Miller 3pefit;W6dnes-' ed to their Western home! Friday^ towd.Sattirday and has our thanks make immediate payment. - This Jan. 5 ,iTf a ¥ |v<1 hb; admiration for 1918. W. B. SMITH. Adm’r ' Vt1V day and Thursday in' WinBfott Salem Miss Margaret Wright, one of the for bis renewal. - of E. C-Sm ith, Dec’d. 1 J s t le . graded School teachers, is spending |: i t h e oilier day” he-said. with friends., V V'""-T^ >1 ; this" week with her parents at Troy. S. H. Catbder, a Davie soldier sta Jliaiiijnie that brought out AU kind of shoe repairing. MissClaytbn Brown is teaching the tioned atCampSevier, is spending a ■Hialities beautifully. S.MCALL,J b . fourtb and fifth grad*; during her few days with home folks near Shef In Ashton.’ said a man. a b s e n c e . . field.- ■- /'I ; Innnrin the m iddle W est I' J. J. Starrecte, thefrdpularWder- sneered another man. *1 taker, of Kappa, wad ia towit Thurs J. G.Ferabee, of Cana, the new Attorney E. L. Gaither returned :ni‘‘h o f Ashton.’! .. day onbusines. i; . ■' j > rurajjetter carrier’on Cana, R. I, |’r? When were you there towntown 1lastas“wleLndnpurchased week and purcnased attended todky a ^hapfelrteettng HiS1*of the where trustees h® J. H. Dwiggins, . T h e t J r u t h f %-i As To Tonga? Holding. PDEIIEOTHBE ANSt WIN IIMR The Gharlotte Ohserver thus . CoTohel Bryan, says;there is ' one. ■ ’.ry, FOOD WILL WIN WM) sizes up .the Democratic ,office seek thing we can' all' do,, and.; th a t is -I**. i- 1T Every Year Fires In Unlted -Statea ing fellqss and their number. hold our tongues for onr country; CEM ETARYiW OEKjtOF . . ■' Destroy.. Enoueh Material to' Coming from a Democratic paper • Of coarse, the colonel; would cop* Investigate our * I .' WIn th e B ie W a r ; : symbolizes a prettyhbnest cOnfegs- tine’this tpngae-holding to the cri V O L G M N X IX . I - A ttp n tfim i IpSiveEl to ion. .". '!. -.'-I-'.'. % . ’ tics - under ' - a Democrat ad minis Aeroplanes will win the war. HOOVER’S SLOGANiIS BACKED It has bem said bY-ndUtniy expefta This section of the'country .can tration. He. made:; no* effort toi Co-Operate UP BY ANOTHER BV4AME8 that 25,000- American 'aeroplanes stand the proposed’ curtailment Ir hold h is. tongue -for h is. country . . .. ' • •«-- .>.-' V woiild win the w ar and force Grnmany ipilroad passenger , service ,, quite during the- AgfiinjiTdan rebellion.. i : 5 'I R. YOUNG. to her knees ,in a plea for peace. Put i (,SuccessorstoMillef-Reihs Gompany) ting-the average cost of these at57,- w ell.: if we cut off the crowd that 'While that'wily !and corrupt Ta A Georgia i 600. each, America burns, up in a year is continually.- travelling to and gal leader of a " revolution against NORTH W lLKESBORO AND liENOIR, Ni. C geiition hihichl the value of 30,000 aeroplens. from Washington to “see - aboui.” the authority’qf the TJnited' States along to bur r| COULD FEED 136 SOLOIEflS Destroyers will win the war. Naval-experts tell us th at an added getting an office, half ., the trains Wah- engaged in ; shooting doWn * ‘Sometime | force of a hundred and fifty destroyers now doing service would be suffic Ajoiericah soldiers in • the Philii- an editorial Fires In America Mean Deaths In. woidd put d, definite end to the sub ient to carry the people who travel pines. ColOnei; Bryan was busily the important m arine,m enace and w in for allied ship on business. France.—American-Food Loss By ping the undisputed open traffic.'on engaged in eulogizing Iiihi" as^_ a commuoity n| Fire is $12,274,060. second George “Washington, and the Atlantic that would put troops and Drives Out Malaria, BulldsUpSystem local paper, supplies on the battlefields and speed The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, characterizing the course, of the tion of Georgil “Food w ill win the w ar,’’. says’;,Food ily conquer tire Huns. The .Nation’s UKUVli'SGROVBtS T&b~li£lrl£S9TASTELESS chillCUli TONIC iU Pim1 anyeSO drives out 'U T T -JU JO i1144m V jl • DA^..K1i«nB " Commissioner Hoover. '. . ’ Mal&ria.enrichestheblqod,andbuildsupthesys-.. IJ QifcCu o ti' 68 ,—rvDiOD K6pUDJICftB. c ite a correapl fire bill for one year would bui.d these tern. Atroetooic*Foradults and children. 60c * ' .* '-“Don’t let it burn!” says Instance' hundred and. fifty destroyers and equip to ilevdte tima Commissioner Young. To Cure a-Cold- In One Day. . t h e m . ' ' ’ Who was that we used to hear of the commul A recent fire prevention circular is Take CAXATiyESROMO Quinine. It stops tbe a n d Food will win the war. ...j!..-t,' cussing the Socialist parly for Cough" and Hendache and works off the Cold. IAn Ambitioii A-Record sued by the ’ National Board' of Fire From May I to October 16 this?year Urugeists -refund. money. if it fails to cure. B eem s to be n | wanting Government control of the Tf w . GROVIS'S eizaature on each box, 30c. ! rTH E needs of the.Southaw idential^with tSe-hee^i J Underwriters .carries the head-line: enough food .was destroyed: by- fire i -•*• oilhe Southern.R allW i theSTOwth.*n1 «nece» o f o n o m e ^ I . cooperating ■ “Fires in America mean deaths In every m inute-to feed 136 soldiers, !lur rail ioads and other big interests!— \ the opbidldiiig of the other. * ! this matter, France." It points out that .from May ing the pefiod-ufider consideration. $12,- E s; ' v ; - AnbtEer Contribution;- ’ I-- The Sohthou Itoleray uka no toosrvo wedUvririhse ox I to October 16, inclusive, this year" 274,050 in foqd alone was destroyed by I iccotdedto oibent “* , • ■ -k v.r ■ rial people. fa] enough food has gone up in smoke In America’s worst enemies—FirS and Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days - The price of;, gasolene baa been ! H re arabidon Oi the SouthOT RnUway 'Comtany lt t^e local edit] I, unity.of Interest that Is l»ra ol ew oretian the United States, every minute, to Carelessness.' • , ' Yonr druggist aWill refund money if PAZO advanced' 3 centson the gallon and * the railroadst to swpcrfonedthatmeandlrankpoli^inthetniuife- : ports of churl feed 136 soldiers. M ultiply this $50.45 OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, -Uient of railroads which InTOea the conSdeoce of OTOTDeOTl * M oney .will Win .the w ar- .Blind, BleedlngorProtmding Piles in6tc*.14 r-y-t. S THE DAVIE EECOBp, M O dK Sm t^vQ . JFFEK Government War Savings Stamps. Cnt Qut The Beer. . Registrant* 'Hive Bmb Classed. THE DAVlE RECORD. ■ ** -v ■ -H»" ; On January 24th, at the Rest Room Withwomen and children, td • The lccal;^wtid'h^ 8 'C0t|spleted the C. FRANK STROUD 'Editor. in Mocksville, Ex- Mayor ' Eaton,; of say nothing of the' men—freezing dassifiiatibhio/ all • those of draft 0,15 Winston, arid Mr. E L. -Gaither;/ of because the scarcity of fuel, with .aKe *n Davie, cbun'ty, _an(^_ they ;s SALE. TELEPHONE I.' Mockaville, made two very, interest schools and churches having to approximately cl^se as o ows. «BRMA#»Y h a sc .\ 220 ing talkslconcerning the'U. S. iGov- close because of the fack of fuel, ClassNo:!-;Class Noiv v> i. W- IN PBEPABATtOj tite r e d it'th e Postoffiee In Mocks+ ernmentP-War Savings Sbamps. Mr. Class Nd. 2 .'14- ville, N. Ci, as ,,Second-class' Miil with many of the important mao- Nothing Charged at These Prices. F E N S l Gaither explained what WarSavings Class NoT 3 33 matter. Marcii 3.1903. ufactunng plants in the country Stamps and Thrift Stamps are. so Class Nosi .4.- 490. SUBSCRIPTION RAT©: .'i simply and thoroughly that even: the having to clos® down because coal Class No. 5 165 cannot be had—while ‘ all these ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCEf . - T V l 00 smallest child .present could under All registrants ini cl^ss No. I, are 2 Weeks Sale, JajB. 29, to Feb. 9. WARSiNG GIVE SIX MONTHS. INiADVAjlCEi ■ $ -5 0 stand what they are. Mr. Gaither things are taking place the brewer- being examiped a t the rate of 30 per. THREE MONTHSi lN ADVANCE $ 23 said at the beginning that there was ries ot the country are running }nll day. AU those in -Giass 1> are waro no use .to discuss the origin of the blast—tbey have had no difficulty ed.to fook out and seew^atday they .power#!. Effort W it LARGEST C«CUUTJON OE, ANi *A!?ER wary that we are in it and must light in getting all the coal they needed are called to appear before the local Come Early and Avoid The Rush. plow of Men, Mur EVEE PDBUSHEDiNOAyiI cousin: tq the finish, and that we should all to manufacture their belbbroth'' It board f6rexammatii>n. . v A1ItieSi. S ays Secre save our money that would other Everything Staple apd Mostly N e^;:Goods. You need the Goods WETttiESDAY. 30.^ 1918 takes an immense.amoiiut of ;coal W ashington. — wise be spent foolishly,' for War to tun all these instutions of the Dog* Against Sheep. Savings Stamps, to help feed, clothe .Qorrraris are prepal It is easy,to.tgll.these days when a devil—enough, it is said by'; cpin-» Some very ! interesting statistics ' and we need & e Money. I subm arine offensive! and equip our soldiers- and sailors, merchant receivraa of-NBUgar— potent authorities to provide coal on this relative Values of the Tar lean lines of cof and to win the war In defense, of France in connectic the merchant Is the buslest;.m an;• in sufficient to keep all the : women Heej dog and the Tar Heel sheep -town as long asjt$e sugar lasts. American honor and the cause of 25o. Ladies & Men’s hose 19c ing Teutonic drivel and little children comfoitable. havb been sent out by Prof. E. 0. 16c Lemon Extract IO o front is given by . democracy; throughout the ' world.' • f (B5e Ladies & men’s hose 50c And this distressin conaition of af Branson, of the "University of Nor Ioc Yanilla Extract IOoV his weekly military . We are not Kckfng dii one or even The war saivings plan is a plan by Dress Gibgbam ’ 20c fairs is allowed to go on notwith th Carolina at Ghapel Hil, which IOc Sweet Oil . . 8 e ’ tie by the w ar dep^ two meatless dayapachiweek. .Ithas which we can lend our small'savings 10c. Turpentine7 8c ;: IOc IbIoum Powder 6c to the Government- at '4 per cent in standing the fact that' the .federal shows how some of the counties re Recently there ieen a p^p^|ion^f<^:us to secure Good Parched Coffee 14c- - Light weight Sheeting 9c decrease in the nuJ gard the dog, a non-groductive de enough i&at' for idii¥ day out of the terest, compounded quarterly. :You government has power to close Ram’s Horn twist tobacco 9c . IBcgrademixedhose lie chant ships sunk bj seven. ; can buy a War Stivings Stamp now, down every one of these breweries BEructive animal. D r. Branson’s Barn’s Horn, Plug Large 14c / 75c Men’s heavy underw’r 58c expiahatioh" for' thi January, for $412, and the price in as.a'war measure in order to con statement is as follows: Bed J.i Large Plug - 14c 75c'Leggings ' , 58c withdrawal of sub1 This is not the’season for political ' Clark?s whitecotton thread 8c Tatton for the com creases one cent each month • after serve fuel and grain. A lmoat - a «jjog8 in Alleghany county ave Red Apple 3?lug 14a; . speeches, but some of our Congress Pride of-Winston plug 14c C . $2 Hate, choice .. v - $150 and sea.. The reviel January, 1918, until December, 1918 hundred million' bushels of grain, rage $10 in valiie on the 1917 tax men/and Senators are doing their bit After January "I, 1923. the U. S. Moon Shine Large Plug. 14c 98o fla,ts; choice . 80c "As the time dra| to. say - nothii/g o f' the^enormjbus list,;ahd sheep $3 92. ’ along this Iihel a3 well- as " some bf Government will pay you'$5 for your Sed LionPlug • -9c . 50c Caps, qhoice 40c -again the enemy “ In IredelV the average ta x vsrt- Putnam Fadeless Dyes, strilte a decisive bj the newspapers. -V : WarSavings Certificate which you quantities, of coal, are absolutely" Booster Snuff 8c wasted every year while -helpless ue bf dogs this year is nearly $15 Bruton’s Snnff 9c" ’r All-Colors » 7e must be emphasiz^ received when yo.u bought your first' he content with .... (jndle Sam'should get ..busy when while the average for sheep is $1 42 Tube Rose Sweet, large 4c. 25c.Bottles Pickles 18c War Stamp a t $4.12 to $4.2& wbmen and children freeze and ations on a large si spring opens^up and,'conscript some ToothPickeMintp 4c rPiIl per-gallon 15c You can buy. a 25 cent Thrift starve, j Why are these cbnditioos A; dog in>Iredell is worth ten tim'es ‘■During the pa^ bf thte streetioafersahd put them YickJaISalve 18c. . 85c Diet* Lanters 59c Stamp if you don’t; have enough permitted by the powers that be; as much as a sheep—on the tax Brame’s Croup Salve 18c Wash Boilers 50c submarines have I to work on'the farms. .Whafc this home ports to be re money saved to buy a W. S. Stamp, to existf , We wonder if the fact list. Blue Seal Y^seiine 4o 4 ft Pooltry Wire ; $3 75 cpuniry needs-now.is. something to powerful' subamind and you are given a Thrift Card on there is ione class of people in ‘the “Twenty sheep will clothe one ’ Arm and Hammier Soda ' 4o' 7,000 yds P lant Bed Canvass, eat;r. ■ .■ V-.-V' % jTo.’l by the bolt, 4}c yd undertaken may bd which you.stick your Thrift Stamps coantrjr—the brewer —who always of onr' boys a whole year on the 25c Brown’s Poultry P ’dr 14c. launched against d : 100 Cans old 10c. size Good We: hoticd that the folks who The Thrift Card liolds 16 stamps., vote as the interest of their busi battle front, hut.two dogs at home 25c Ramon’s Pills 18c Tilcation with Franl ,haul wood are not the least bit back: When your card holds sixteen TbHift 5c Carpet Tacks 4o • ^ '‘Luck Baking Powder 8o steady flow of men’ ness suggest, furnishes' an expla will eat enough to strave one sol $5 00 Ladies’ Shoes : $3 98 ..ward about charging $4 per cord. Stamps which do not bear interest, IOcSboe Polish , ' 8 ahd merchant./We 4 T. M. Smith's Store, Feb. l2th . A -J ; one thrift stamp—jbst one stamp apiece—that ie . $25,000,000,' 9 a m to 12 m tic ports procepJ ‘ be glad'tp hear from /.anyone and appears above, !Editor ];' JERUSALEM TOWNSHIP. end A. H. Smitlf wWh&anythingto say along ttiis and if everyone of us buys $4.12 worth—2S Mnts' wttrth from ’ $ Jndgc J. E. Bbyd Suggests Cheat- CooIeemee Dhig Store, Feb. 13th '/ »/ \ v ' i.a -V ,* 10 a m to 8 p m l:nes, reported tl) line. We are willing to do our part. , tim e to tim e for.sixteen times—that’s $407,880,000., ' ; ' provided as fast i less Day For Cbintiy. ♦ MOCKSVlLtE TOWNSHIP. ' . Your pin money does help. Doesn’t it? ’ , ;; At Court House. Feb.l4-15-l«th ' . .? -'^.y • AllDay -1 Davie RaBks Higbejt In Jaii Sccras. JudgeJames E Boyd, of the fed TO TAKE RtFLj eral court; tells the Gre 3nsboro Rec ♦ This rouDd is made for the convenience Brief Notes Covering 'I-Iappenings in i;i This States ThaVAre of .Interest to f':’• -AU the People.. 3Ef(MANY HAS CALLED, IN SUBS. BA^IS OF PEACE SET FORTH BY FURTHER INROADSvINT6iieUSSfAN |N PREPARATION Q F ISIE>V O F - ;. WILSON ARg DECLARED ,, ' The ^o n e. Training.- Schooi has 49 jese Prices. TERRITORY THRE&ENEDBY men in the service. ' • F E N S I V E . ■ i UNACCEPTABLE. , GERMAN DELEGATES. . ■ Traffic has been resumed, over tho: to Feb. 9. fiveTmile trestle , ot the Norfolk-South flUK GlH Bll BflKERWILL IiOLD IIlSiIGE-LfiHE WN TERBITORy ern across Albemarle Sound. • --I1 ...... The State Department will be closed |The Rush, Powerful Effort W ill Be Made to Stop Chancellor Says Fate of Poland and Bolsheviki Amazed at Audacity of De- .each of the ten Mondays named by the Flow of Men, M unitions and Food to Balkans and Italy’s Frontier Lies mands—-Asfck Tim e' to Consider, Fuel Administration In its -order cloa- Entirely W ith Austria-Hungary. foa need the Goods MI ies, Says Secretary Baker. - Which' Indwitries.-.- ' sia's Last Chance. , : - ' —— _____ Waniing that the , Germany, through her imperial chaa- U'.i’binSt°n —I Citizens of Kings Mountain In a IEaiis are preparing for . a -great j eellor, Count von Hertling, and Aus A fter weeks of vaccilation the Ger-. mass-meeting adopted a resolution ask submarine offensive against the Amer tria-Hungary, through its foriegn min mans at last have m ade-their demands ing the President to close all brewer- lines of communication with ister, Count Czernin, have made re ic an at the peace conference at. Breat-Litq- fes and bars. Prance in connection with the'im pend- plies to the peace terms o£ the allies vsk and the Russians have declined t o : ' _____ je® & M en’s hose 19 C Ine Teutonic drive against the west and the United States as recently accede to them. .. . s & men’s hose 5oe front is given by Secretary B aker'in enunciated by David Lloyd-George and Notwithstanding the fact that the .,' At a speeial calIed session of the ' state educators it was-decided to pe .igham I,is weotly military review m ade pub President Wilson. Although both af imperial German ohancellor- in. his 20c tition the next legislature for better m Powder lic by tlie w a r d e p a r t m e n t . - ~ fect to see the possibility of coming many-times postponed speech to the 6 c .pay. for school teachers. ght Sheeting Recently there has been a marked into agreem ent with their enemies on main committee of the reichstag‘an 9 c m inor points, the concrete bases essen-' 0 ,Jfrrease in the number of allied mer- nounces that he still, holds the hope mixed hose nH e .teit ships sunk by submarines. The tila. to peace are’declared to be unac that an early and satisfactory conclu Two hundred and fifty tons of coal heavy underw'r 58e ceptable. • .explanation for' this is found in the sion of the Brest-Litovsk conference -and the mammoth coal chute, of the 1T « 5Sc withdrawal of submarines - in prepa Th© German spokesman was uncom will be reached, the term s of the Ger S e a b o a r d Alr Line Railway at Norlina nte cotton thread 8 c ration tor the coming thrust on land promisingly hostile to a majority of mans as enunciated by General- Hoff were destroyed by fire originating from •h°iee $ 1 5 0 BRIGHTEN THE CORNERS choice 80c ami sea. The review says: -the peace aim s as put forward by Pres man, one of their chief delegates to sparks from the. pump house. “As the time draws near when once ident W ilson, treating seriatim -in his’ the peace conference, so far form, an Flood the room with, mellow, usable Eayp light choice 40c address those upon which Germany' insuperab!: barrier for the" bolsheviki .neain the enemy will endeavor to " The News, and Observer, Raleigh’s Strong enough to Illuminate a large room— yet en fadeless Dyes, w°uld not come into accord. Count strike a decisive blow in the west, it government, which has expressed a morning 1Paper, is displaying a service tirely free from-uncom fortable glare. jo Iors , Czernin was iaore m oderate In his treat 7e JllllfI he emphasized that he-w ill not determ ination to carry .out a .policy ot flag of eleven Btars. One of its for- ment of President W ilson's ideas, de no annexations and ho indemnities. R A Y O L A M PS IigfLt like a' gasf jet. Just raise fa Pickles I S e >,e content with mere military oper m er employees is now a first'. Iieuten- gallon claring the President’s viewpoint, ex the gallery arid touch a match. Simple and attract 15c ations on a large scale.. Courland In its entirety and all of .■ ant with the Pershing expeditionary pressed in his latest address to Con R ussia’s -Baltic provinces^“are -to be re-:^ forces, ive in design:, they are. an ornament in any room. Iianters 59c -Dnrtef the past fortnight enemv gress, showed that there was less in tained by Germany, according to Gen- • No cheap filigree work-to keep you busy cleaning. jiers submarines have been recalled' to 60c com patibility between Austria-Hungary era! Hoffman in- what is termed as, ■y W ire home ports to be refiitted and the m ost If your dealer doesn’t have-them , write to our $3 75 and-the United . States than had seem Germany’s last proposal to the Rus--. At a' meeting of the Mecklenburg powerful' subamine offensive .hitherto nearest -station [Plant Hed Canvass ed to be the case. sians, and if the Russians failed as ac presbytery, held in the First Presbyte-. ^ the bolt, 4 ic yd -,Iiulertaken may be expected .to 'b e rian church, at Charlotte, when a large Prom the German standpoint, ac-. quiesce in ' the demands, further in-' Aladdin Security O il is a guarantee -of most' >ld IOe. size Good* lannched against our iines of cornmti- cording to Vou Hertling, the restora roads into their territory w o u ld fol.-: Pe r cent of the membership was pres satisfactory results from lamps, stoves and heaters. niration with Prance, to intercept the low and the important, port of Reval. eut» plans were discussed for uniting tking Powder S e tion to France of Alsace-Lorraine is STANDARD OIL COMPANY steady flow of men and .munitions for near the mouth the'gulf-of Finland, Queens College, of Charlotte; States- |ies’ Shoes §3 93 beyond the realm of 'discussion. Re-- o f Wiahinjton, D- G- -(New Jenar) - Charleston, W.'V^. . our own armies and food supplies for yllle College, of Statesville, and Peace Noriolk.V*. BAI.T1MORB.MD. CturIoIM1N-C.' 's Dress Shoes §5 50 garding Beligium1Le declared-that its would be occupied. > Ktobaoad. V a.' ' ; CIiarleatoo. S. C. the allies. ' institute, of Raleigh, into one Presby kvy Shoes 82.15 restoration could be settled rOnly in In theatrical fashion -Hoffman -deT: “During the period under review, lineated on a map before- the aston terian college, the location to be de I ’s Shoes S3 48 peace negotiations, but that Germany cided upon later. renewed activity along the entire ished Russian delegates, the new Rus lies’ Shoes $2.4$ never had demanded the incorporation wesvern front is noted. • sian frontier as the Germans intend V Hose 12ic of Belgian territory “by violence." “The region bordering the North to run it—from the shores.- of tho Led SheetiDg 40c Likewise, methods, of procedure in the Rev. Robert W esley Pickens; the old- ?ea has once again become the scene evacuation of Northern Prance must gulf of Finland eastward to the Moon ! est iiiinister in point of service In the 'f sever fig h tin g . take account of. Germany’s vital in sound islands and then to < '•>:•:- *’•- .r -: TiBDE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N S t l WOMENOF T l MIDDLE AGE Cold □ AThriffingWar Need Help to Pau the Crisis Safe* B - Iy—Proof thatlydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound CASCARA S to iy of th e Can be Relied Upon. Tbo old fomtty form iofe, oure, I opioteo—no aapkj RANDALL PARRISH North AtIsuntic UrbBnajIll.-'“D uring Change of Life, Curco colds In 24 In addition to its annoying symptoms, I dffljro* MooerbocT Copyright A. C. MeCIurg & Cu* “ had an attack of teoulne I Red T od 1 grippe which lasted HttlrO p ji Iallt W inter and left 24 Tfflblel I m e i n a w e a k e n e d lsts. W hy should we go around tellin’ no knowledge as to where it came A tA nrC CHAPTER -X X X l-Continued. sides, .the only , stateroom s being aft. these dead men could have turned the condition. Ifeltat about it? I’m fer dlvidin’ it up square f r o m ? " » I tim es that I would — 20— A bright-hued rug covered ^the floor, t r i c k .” between the five 0 ’ u s — n o , b y h e a v “No more than a mere guess; there never be well again. Leayord .and I were the last, and we and there were leather divans under “Perhaps It was that cuss dangling is no. guide. Beyond- doubt this Gaston I read of Lydia R the ports.. The table In the center was over the side, captain,” said W hite’s ens, I’ll count .the. girl for a full left the dinghy swamped behind us, de Lyia learned of Its existence some Pinkham’a V ege fully set for a meal, covered with a voice, from back behind the others. share—the six, and never sayin’ nuth dangling and crushed against the steel where In Labrador, and planned- its ta b le Compound Early white cloth, and. glistening bravely “W hat is that?” ln’ about It when we go ashore. Ain’t side of the schooner, upheld only by -recovery. The men with him also and w hat it did for with china and glass. There was food “ There’s a . fellow got jammed In a that the best way, m ates?” the strength of the rope,’ It was all knew w hat it was they sailed to seek. women .passing In abundance partially eaten, and small boat alongside,, sir. I just hap "Do you agree to this, M r. Leayord?” the work of a feverish minute, In In my judgment this must be a treas through theChange which thought was impossible because wineglasses hall filled. I saw all these pened to look over, and saw him a- aslced suddenly. / o f Life, so l told my Cottoi ure of the old Hudson’s Bay company, details; I recalled them afterwards, hangin’ there.” He lifted his eyes to mine in be doctor I would try Of the stress of action. But now', as I lost and hidden a hundred years ago, Hyatt’s Early clung breathless to those lower mizzen yet in that first Instant of horror, the IVe were glad enough to escape that wilderment. it. Isoonbeganto yet we can get no trace of such a dis gain in strength dsn), Coqk1 Cl ratlines, the seven of us jammed upon impression left upon me w as merely of, cabin of horror, and I slid the com ‘I. don’t just know, sir,” he stam appearance of coin in the records. We and tha annoying those silent, motionless' figures sitting panion door to, and bolted It, before mered. “It doesn’t seem exactly the Simpkins’ Ia the little platform, the green surge of sym ptom s dis- upright-in their chairs. It w as "a grew- following Wfiite across the deck to square thing—is if, sir?” Simpkins water below slushing against. the appeared andyourV egetable Compound the starboard rail. Excited as I was, . Writeoricirefd wreck we had just le£t, the strange si some sight! A great monster of a “No, it’s not," I answered firmly, and has made m e a well, strong woman so obsessed by this awful tragedy, my ^ lence of this vessel which we had man faced nie, his white, ghastly face I slammed down the cover, locked It, I do all m y own housework. I cannot vt. a . m y a | Rsleiflh boarded struck me with full force. In appearing above a shaggy gray beard, mind yet grasped every detail—the and put the key In my pocket. “Non- recommend Lydia E. P i n k h a m ’s V e g e heaven’s name, what could it mean? his sightless, open eyes, staring full shining brasswork, the spotless decks, look here, men, .and you particularly, table Compound too highly to women It was broad daylight; if there was a into mine. A wineglass had fallen the white boats In their, davits, the JIm W hite—this isn’t our gold. I do passing through the Change of Life.'.’ -m an alive,aboard, he could never have from his opened fingers, and lay bro snowy canvas aloft. The very im- not know who It belongs to, or how — M r s . Frank Henson, 1316 S. Orchada failed to see or hear us In this fierce ken on the deck. Indeed, everyone moculateness of the vessel seemed to these dead men ever came Into its pos S b , U r b a n a , 111. SHOW W om en w ho suffer from nervousness, struggle for life. Tet no one was vis had apparently died as by a stroke, add to the horror, and it was a shock session. But .there 4s a curse on the For Pry Goods aod ] “heat flashes,” backache, headaches ible ; no sonnd of voice was heard; no retaining exactly the posture last as to even read the schooner’s name, stuff,, which has already cost .the lives and “ the blues” should try this famous 11 Groceries, K. G. face peered-.over at us above.the rail. sumed in life. painted on a lifebuoy—Rose of Gaspe. of eight men that wc know of. No I root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink ** M illin e ry , K . M* I : It w as like a ghost schooner, and I felt To the right of the broad-shouldered A glance below revealed the whole one has touched It but to die. Pll tell ham’s Vegetable Compound. WemaUe D rug| - the very heart of me chill as I stared giant was a thin, young fellow, scarce story of the accident. It was clear 'you fellows plainly just w hat I’m going ly out of his teens, but with a hard, enough to be read Instantly by a sail Stoppagre o f t h e bowel* High Polnl ShowCasi ■ Into the blank faces of my huddled to do. I’m going to sail this schooner Ubre cattle die of paralysis/sis of of t__ the companions, and along the shiny sides, repulsive face, and at- his left a dark or’s eyes. The man In his efforts at straight into St. Johns harbor, with bowels and belog drenched Uian from aU other bowel troubles and the deserted rail.' faced man alm ost a negro, grinned hor escape had chosen one of the smaller those dead men locked In the cabin, Dr. Dawld Roberts' Soy Beal boats, but one staunch and well UXOTONIC, Prlee 50c a t 14.50 per bushel. Ca. / “This is a rum go. sir,” ventured ribly, as though death had stricken and this chest of gold here unopened fed dry on the tongue will overcome FAXBVXEWf fcSEED]------. Leayord soberly. “Ain’t she got no him even as he laughed. Nothing equipped. No doubt it had been secret on the deck. It Is going to be Eng paralysis and stoppage of the bowels thus avoiding drenching which is c r e w ? ” could be more awful to look upon than ly prepared in advance, for the lock lish courts which will decide the own k dangerous In Itself. ■ • . ers contained food, and a beaker of MRead the Practical Home Yetertnatiia TRIAL TRIP “I don’t know what to make of It,” the gleam of his teeth, beneath the ership of this chest and its contents — r Sesd Cfer tn m booklet oa ik ttiiM la Cow» !.confessed, “but we’ll soon find out. fantastic cufTof his mustache. There fresh water was securely lashed to a not JIm White. Are you with me. Len- If no dealer In your town ,write Br-OuM Roberta' Vet Co.'IQtBraad Annuo, Wauietbi, Via. Engineer W anted! Help the lady, Leayord. Olst n, come were six altogether, five sitting upright .front thwart. There, was also a spar y o .’d ? ” ' tive Kept, and| w i t h m e .” in swivel chairs, screwed to the deck, and sail aboard.- safely secured, to “A y e , a y e , s i r !” How He Got His'M an. H o w We footed the ropes, and swung up or leaning forward with heads resting gether with a pair of serviceable oars. “And you, Olson?” •One of the best known sales mana to -the tall, clinging there long enough on the table. The sixth, gray-haired 1 W hat had hnppened, as seemed clear “I suppose that’s best, sir.” reluc gers-In the knit, goods field makes it a An interesting I to gain swift view of the deck beyond. and partially bald, had fallen side to us, was this:' a heavy brass-bound tantly. “I don’t want any trouble.” point of. never directly approaching a Canadian railwny| It was as -clean as a millionaire's ways, and lay in a shapeless heap on chest, of odd workmanship and dingy “I thought not; now fall to, all of salesm an who he thinks would fit into prnrie on Ihe St. : yach t, and'had the appearance of one, the rug. They Iiad the look of sea appearance, had been, stowed away In you, and shake the reefs out of those the bows. It must have been placed his organization. IIis reason, ob Johns on the Rk-Inl with brasswork: .giistenihg, and paint men. and were roughly dressed, three topsails I’ll take the wheel, and we’ll there with rope and pulley, for ho serves an exchange, is that when this of the Cliainpiaiul fresh and bright.: .Eyefy rope seemed of them plainly foreigners, one with point the bow toward port.” coiled in place, the sail gaskets, firmly single pair of arms could ever have Is done the latter is IiicUned to get a way, is related inj rings in his ears. The big man alone The morning of the second day the tied, the planks spotless, the canvas as lifted it over the rail. Then the fellow “We Are AU Free to Go Now, Dear." "swelled head” and thereby lose a possessed the appearance of leader speeding Rose of G aspe. rounded the C a n a d a . white as though just out of the snil- had clambered In, eager to be off, no good part of his value. As this mana The-first locoml s h ip . northern head, and swept like, a fait, cannot deny its existence; It is here loft. My eyes surveyed the whole fore I saw all this in that one swift doubt, and undertaken to l 6 w e r t h e ger’s concern pays its men entirely on eonie from Europl white Jiird Into the beautiful harbor of now in our custody, but who its right and aft—the low forecastle, the cook’s boat, standing probably amidships, a commission basis, the question of glance. BreathTiad not come sobbing St. Johns. W e tied up at Long W harf, ful owner may be, will probably never e n g i n e e r w h o . f<| back to me, when Leayord’s hand w here -he could m anipulate both ropes. earnings plays no part in his meth and, within an hour, I hud told our oe determined.” reason, laid it can crushed my afm and his voice rumbled But the forward rope must have ods of hiring. AATien an opening comes story to the port captain, and officers “Then what will become of it?” public view. Thq in m y e a r : jammed In the pulley, perm itting the and he has a man In mind to fill it, the of the m arines had taken possession of H e smiled. _ _ "t by moonlight in “See, captain! they’re dead; they’re stern of the suspended boat to sag manager gets . in touch with a buyer the vessel. That very afternoon the “That is rather a fine question of interested person a l l d e a d ! ” suddenly enough to send the heavy five of us gave o.ur testimony before law. I should say that you men who • he knows well and asks him to sug scribed as a sue “Yes,” I answered, choking over the. chest sliding aft.: Before he could the maritime court, imd were permit recovered ItT at sen, have the best gest to the prospective employee that ported engineer i words, “there is no doubt of that. check the fall, or save him self by leap ted' to go free. : Before leaving the claim, although it m ust be held intact he might find something interesting i' to set the kittrl Something terrible has occurred here. ing overboard, it had pinned his Tegs courtroom the judge spoke with me for a certain length of time to give he dropped in to see the —:— people. nickname applieif Call—call the, other men.” against the stern sheets; and there he p r i v a t e l y . any rightful claimant opportunity to The whole process is. of course, con motive—in motio I heard him stumble out through the dangled still, hts face buried In the fidential, for if the buyer were to give “This is indeed a strange cnse, Cap furnish proof of ownership. Of course, but in vain; the companion door, and the roar of his green water alongside, his knees tain Hollis,” he said, “and, perhaps, in case no such claim ant appears, the the pktn nwav its effectiveness would tory, and horses ! voice as he shouted to those forw ard; crushed helplessly beneath the weight ■the truth will, never be learned, yet it government takes its share.” be destroyed. stitnted for it. I could distinguish the sound of their of the chest—an inert dead body.' '• is evident that you and your crew had “And the amount contained In the . M eanwhile, tltd feet on the.deck, but could not remove “The fellow got his, sir,” said Lea nothing to do with the death of these c h e s t ? ” * i Only One "BROMO QUININE" ed In n praetiea m'jr gaze from that awful sight In the yord solemnly. “Likely enough killed To n t the genuine, call for full name LAiATIVJI men, or the possession of this chest of “Exceeded seven hundred thousand BROMO OUIN!NB. Look for signature of B. W> Dnited States, w l cabin. The eyes-of that giant dead by the very thing he w as. tryln’ to QROVB. CQresaGoldlaOneDa/. 80c. m o n e y .” dollars.” ( engine, which Wtf man, staring at me so fixedly across git away with. W hat shall we do with “May I ask, judge, If anything has lessly nnmnnugel the table, held me as in a vise—there the boat and w hat’s In it, sir?” , I rejoined Vera at the hotel, stand-; . He who praises men and flatters been discovered tending to explain the Ing beside her in a window looking out ’ der and requiretl was something so ghastly, so terrible, “Untangle that pulley slotrty, and women Ims many fair weather friends. voyage of the Rose of Gaspe?” about their expression, as to rob me hoist up even with the rail,” I an upon the harbor. Below us was the , and water. H iJ K of all sense, all courage. ' Tlie men swered. “W e’ll have a look at the man, "Nothing satisfactory as yet. There w hite schooner in which we had ended ; Dr. Peery’s ‘"Dead Shot" Is powerful but reel, for after u I were no papers of value found in the our strange voyngC! i g'afe. One dose Is enough to expel Worms or glne attained thl joined me, Liverpool entering in ad and find out what’s In the chest ; it’s Tapeworm. IVo castor oil necessary. Adv. vance, and pushing past" where I an odd-looking affair.” cabin—an excellent chart of the Lab "W e are all free to go now, dear,” I, of 20 miles nnf rador coast, a memorandum In French’, stood. I have no recollection of seeing I helped balance It, and with W hite said. “The. examination is all over. I The world will forgive a man almost p a n t o n . so discolored as to be almost unread “Have they found the owner of the ’ the others, although I felt and heard using his uninjured arm, we drew the anything but failure. a their presence. But I saw him— dead man’s body in over the rail. The able, accompanied by a rudely drawn m o n e y ? " . T h e G lo marked his sudden' stop, the quick two m ates released his limbs from the map, and-a list of the schooner’s crew.” !‘No; they have not even the slight- : The Unlversitl "W hat was the name of the cook?” blanching of his face, and the sharp grip of the chest, and we laid him out est conception as to whom it originally fists are said to| oath which burst from his Ups, the on the deck. He was an ill-looking “He shipped as Gustave M ontain of belonged, or where it came from. The strides in the iil swift, incredulous look of surprise, of fellow, deeply tanned, w ith a livid scar St. Clair. There is no such man known law compels them to hold it intact for and the compou| In that village." recognition, which leaped into his eyes. across one cheek, and an anchor tat the present." j tween 20 and SC “My Heavens, Olson; There’s Not a H e was staring straight into the ghast tooed on his forearm. Leayord drew a "And the leader, Gaston de Lys?” “For bow long?” I engaged on intrl Sailor on Deck.” ly face of the giant opposite. I doubt paper out of the inner pocket of his “W e find trace of him only for a few ‘,’Two years, I think, then the greater . nature. The' bq months, Mr. .Hollis. Where he came galley, with door standing wide open, if he even saw any of the others. shirt, and passed it over' to me. It proportion is given to those who reeov- ; that the results I from , and w hither he .went are thus f a r revealing a tireless stove, the boats in “Heart of the devil!” he shouted. was a letter with no dateline or sig ured it—the state retaining a certain of value to Anil unknown. Gaston de Lys appeared in chocks, not one missing, the after “ I f i t is n ’t G a s to n d e L y S ! S o y o u ’v e nature, and had been so soaked in salt s h a r e . ” I wrought and evl Placentia some two months since, ac cabin on the deck level, its companion got it at last, you old hound,” water as to be almost illegible. The H er eyes met mine. I covered can be t| companied by one of the men who died door ajar, the wheel astern, outlined i He leaped forward, circled the table only connecting words I could study “I wonder if you Know where i my ; v a n t a g e . with him in the schooner’s cabin—the against the sky, swinging slightly to a i.witli a single stride, liate, memory. out w ere: “De Lys. has all his men but share will go, if I ever receive it?” she ! one dark-faced—like an Indian—and lashing of rope—and nowhere a human whatever the impulse m ight.be, con a cook; fry to get on! He’ll never asked softly. I N o t a l know you after these years.” sought among the fishermen there for being. I could scarcely believe the evi quering all fear, and gripped his hand “I think I do, and mine will be added “Can Grace tif “Does it tell you anything, sir?” a certain type of boat. They were very- dence of my own eyes.. hard on the dead man’s shoulder. And t o i t —to t h e mother and sister of “Not Arithoutl asked OIspn anxiously!! particular, stating they wished to leave “Heavens, Olson; there’s not a sailor •the» he stiffened, every muscle of his Philip Bnscom.” t h e b a r s . ” o n d e c k ,” i g a s p e d . body stricken; I could see death strike “Not much; only this fellow sailed for a voyage of three months, repre “Yes; and—and we.inay never know senting themselves merely as travelers “No, sir; it heats me; I’ve been at him, his jaw set, his eyes fixed—aii as cook, and got the job*for a purpose. who these men were, or the story of sea a long time, sir, but. I never sen instant he stopd rigid; then his whole He bad known De Lys years before.” for pleasure who desired to cruise their quest?” ; nothiu’ Iike this—they ain’t left, fer form seemed to, con tract and he fell “De Lys?” ' “Most likely not; it will remain a : the boats are all there, an’ the wheel lifeless to the deck. “Y es; that was the name of the big secret of the sea. AVho was Gaston de is lashed. She's just a sailin’ herself.” I sprang toward him, but Masters fellow in the cabin; lie must have Lys? Where, and bow did he learn of “There’s no sign of any trouble gripped me,,and hurled me back.' been at the head of the party; the one B ackache this hidden treasure? From: where in aboard. Why, those decks are scrubbed “Hands off —, all of you !” ' he Liverpool knew as Gaston de Lys. Get the Seven Seas did he gather together Y ager’s Linim ent is excel that chest onto - the deck; no, doubt like a Dutchwoman’s floor. H urry up, screamed. “W alt I Don’t lay a finger J the men who went with him? To what lent for any kind of pain or the secret is there.” congestion. It quickly re Leayord; the schooner seems deserted. on any of them ; you are dead men if strange coast did the peaceful Rose of Come on, mate, we sliaJl have to clear y o u d o .” lieves backache and rheu Gaspe sail? W hat motives of hate, or m atic pains, and is a splen this mystery up.” - “W hat do you mean? W hat is it?” CHAPTER XXXII. cupidity, led to the murderous crime did remedy for Neuralgia, We sprang down on the deck, and “The most diabolical bit of deviltry of Gustave Moutain? and how much of Sciatica, chest pains, sprains, -A- Secret of the Sea. the others came tumbling over the rail ever contrived,’’ he answered. “These the truth did Liverpool Red know?- strains, swellings and en W e were compelled to resort to rope after us, each face expressive of m ys- men. have been killed by electricity^ had he lived, could he have lifted the ! largements. tification. Vera touched my sleeve, the current is still on. I heard . the and pulley, and then search through veil?" . ' j - - Keep' a bottle in your home for her eyes searching mine. whir of the dynamo as I came aft. (lie dead m an’s.clotlies to discover the emergencies — yon never can tell She w as silent a Iong,while. her hand • when yon will reunite something "W hat can liave happened?” Don’t move until I find the switch and key. Even with that found, it required clasped In mine; then she lifted her : of the sort. “I do not in the least know,” I an disconnect; for God’s sake stand where the sharp edge of a hatchet to force face, and s m il e d . j 35c Per Bottle swered. “The mystery is too deep to you are.” > open the cover. As It lifted, the sight was greeted -with cries of astonish “It—It has been full of hardship, of j EacH bottle contains more than the guess atv There has been no storm, Perhaps he was gone five minutes; usual 50 cent bottle of liniment. m e n t. ' sorrow, yet. Robert, I love the sea.” ■ no fire, no evidence of desertion, every I could never tell;. I saw nothing but * “And I. sweelheart,”- I nnswered boat seems to he In its-proper place. those dead men1; heard nothing but “Good Lord, sir, it’s nioney, and whose stack of It!” earnestly, "for out of Its mystery into The only thing I can think of as pos the heavy breathing of my mates In my heart has come Ihe one woman." nerve; sible- is drink. The whole crew may the doorway. No one spoke; but once. “English and French coins!” ( T H E E N D .) he drunk, but that seems like a dream. It seemed to me, I caught the throb of “Aye, and Spanish!” tocoffi However, we can’t stand here doing that ,deadly , dynamo, v.ve.t even v’as I White’s, voice broke In above the LINIMENT stimuli n o th i n g . 1 W hite, you "are not of much seemed to distinguish the faint sound, babble, the old harsh croaks I rexuein Ornauba Wax. bercd so well: ' RELIEVES PAIN date use with that broken arm, so remain It ceased abruptly. M asters pushed In Carnauba vax is made from the’ alongside Miss Carrington. Keep your p a s t m e . “Well, see here, lads,” he shouted, leaves of the cnrnnubn plant. Indigen GILBERT BROS. & CO. resuli eyes open. Leayord, you and I will “Ay, that was the truth,” he said, “whose Is all this gold, anyhow? ous to the state of Plnuhy, Ceara, and ten d| have a peep into that cabin; the rest “but it’s safe enough now. Lord; .did Al.n’t It.just naturally ours? IfS sure Rlo.Grande do Norte, in northeastern BALTIMORE, MD. of you take the. forecastle. Be. careful, you ever hear of such a d , gold- no gOod to these yere dead men, an’ Brazil, w hose foots "are ’used locally as ^ m l lads, but don’t miss anything—scatter blooded crime. See here, men, -the vil there wa’n’t nuthln’ else good aboard medlclhe. whose bvnhohesare used for- Frosf Proof Cabbage Plants n o w .” > lain planned his Job. well—here are when we come. Then why ain’t It ourn “Do You Agree to This, Mr. Leayord?" bridge and'housebuilding because they Barly Jertey and Charleston WnVefleld1 Sue; cession and FlntDntoh. By ex p ress, SCO, L slid 'back the companion-door, and the wires along the'deck, pressed into now to divide share an’ share about?” resist the attacks of insects, and whose Po] along the Labrudor coast... At last tb^y LOOO,*3.00;6,000n t *1.05; 10,000 n p n t *!>50- f- ° - entered slightly In advance. The cabin a senna and connected to each swivel "We undoubtedly have a claim,” I fibers "are used In rope and paper- B- HERE. Deltvexed pnrcel p o st 100, 35c! IrOOO- leased the Rose of Gaspe, from n rftan SL50. SntfBfncUon guaranteed. /NSTE floor, was, on a level with 'the main chair. See, the circuit is complete, and answered, “for salvage;. -and If the tnnklng; the wax. has been used exten of.-wealth, Richard M artin, who. had ■deck, and Its glass, front flooded the no one would ever suspect. All he had heirs of the rightful owners are un P. F. JAMISON, SUMMERVILLE. & & previously used the schooner as a pri- sively In adulterating beeswax. M iM e Interior with"light. A glance revealed j to do was stand back Qiere In the stew- able; to prove theraselves -Justly 'em yafe-yachf. It was refitted and pro finding' an honest m arket on Its mer-’ everything, and I stood motionless, my yard’s pantry and press' the switch, t’^N lPi-tbe gold, perhaps we might visioned, and the crew arrived from its.-hot Cnly for candle, manufactui-e. BRONCWALTROUBLES breath caught In. my" throat, my hand Those six men died before they coulj hiddr^lre entire amount.”’ ' Swrthe lb# irritation %nd yon relieve the Halifax.' None among them was_known hut- for coating the insnlnJlijg mate still gripping the. edge of the door. w ink an eye.: “Piffle,!”- shorted-"W hite,;, “w lm t’s the dlttreu. Po bottt qslckly and effective!/ In Placentia, but the inhabitants say rial of electric wires, etc.; the:annual —by proaptly ntln^ dependable remedy— I was' awafe that Leayord peered Th “ Bu V the fellow , who did ItT - W bat u s e ' 0 ’ -all that poppycock I These" fel that only tw o'Oii three among them had production of. wax tn Rio Grande do aerossm y shoulder! and - heard his has become of him?” lows likely enough stole the money, or the appearance'of sailors. Tlffly put to Norte Is'about450 tons-a year,- valued startled lips utter one muffled exclama M asters shook his head. else dug it up-somewhere. Itn eter he: sea seven weeks ago. B-yond that w e at about $250,000; . perhaps three- tion. It was a . low-celled apartment, “I .don’t know, sir; but there must longed to them eny raore’n it doep to know absolutely nothing . ’!1 fourths of this Is exported;i»u».the for. painted whir#.'with ports along the have been one; there ain’t none 9 * us. Nobody knows the stuff even & “ B u t the cheat o f coins?, have Vou eats of earnaubn plant can produce, «- jy. N. U., CHARLQTT.E. NO. if f ■-Sit: . THE'DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. NOF S top Observe Your W heatless Days. The. intensified food conservation MICHIGAN YOUTHS That program that has been planned by the food adm inistration as a result of the IN CRIME PACT JDLEflGE Cold At Once desperate cries of need from the other I side calls for the observance of two j wheatless days in the week, 'Monday Inspired by Lurid Pictures of Ex* iand Wednesday, and one wheatless lortion Scenes Seen in pgetable Compounj CASCARA K.0UININE I meal every day; one meatless day, MISS ABERNATHY W INS PRIZE !Which shall be Tuesday, and two pork- the "Movies.” i Refied Upon. e I o M v V — less days, which shall he Tuesday and OFFERED BY J. B. IVEY OP The old family remedy—In tabic! Saturday, In each week. form—eafe, eure. eaty td tcike. No n .. ■ . Mt Pleasant, Mich.—Six schoolboys, Ir DuringChange of Ttf 0 opictec—no uopleaaant alter efforts. , CHARLOTTE. un the two wheatless days and at ranging in agp-ffom fifteen to seven- Iits annoying Symptoia s ; Cures colds In 24 hours—Grip In 3 ione meal every day all consumers of teen years, and members of prominent days* Money back if ltfaits. Get tha* - I had sn attack ’i " j roods, private homes, hotels and res- families here, are believed-to be the \ grippe which lasted Knulne bos with . Red Top and Mr. niG D RTnU ro rn n ia n it rm il ita,urant®' etc-'are requested to use no members of the gang-of blackmailers ‘ all winter and w? !fill's p icture on it me m s WeakeS 24 Tablets for 25c. U l u l AI u i i LU rn llm Hfll H llH w“eat bread, biscuits/crackers, pastry,., operating under the direful title of the condition. I felJ * AtAnyDrufStoro 1 Iiwiii iinuuiWll macaroni, or breakfast food contain, eBlitck Four.” with the object of ob- ing wheat and to use wheat flour in lining, thrqugh, threats, .,of death, vSfcow ella^d no form except in such small amounts money from business men and other Doings and Happenings That Mark that may be needed for thickening well-to-do citizens, S p S S A 1*®* the Progress of North Carolina Peo soups or navies or for a binder In If is believed the daring youths were ^ ^ [ ta hi® Compound com bread and other cereal bread. ,efl lnt0 a 1Ife of crime through wlt- r and what it did for Early Maturiig ple, Gathered Around the. State C a p i ta l . On M eatless Tuesday no m eat should nesSiuB the puiriy “vampire” and “un- I w om en-passing be used except ffsh, poultry and game, ^“ ground” pictures shown in the R a ie ig n . through ^eCbangf On Porkless Saturday mutton and ofLife,soItoldmv Cotton Seed doctor I would try Below is given copy of the paper of' bM lsed in Preferenee « « tn1 Fooabe^an & Hyatt’s Early Prolific (Row* Miss Ethel Abemethy of Charlotte 1 Porkless means-without pork. I bacon, ham and lard or other pork gam in strength den), Coqk1 Cleveland, Perry, I which wont the prize of a $50 Liberty 'n..nd ' ta niiivn a la “ moving Simpkins’ Ideal, King and j Bond offered by Mr. J. B. Iyey of Charr f " ‘ symptoms di^ If the United States meets the food Simpkins’ Prolific. ; lotto for the best written article oii pour Vegetable Compound demands of its associates in the war [a well, strong woman so WtlU or tefre/sr Booklti and prices, : food conservation. 1 and provides for the starving neutrals Jra housework. Icannot W. A. M YATT, Jr. & CO. I FOOD CONSERVATION, of Europe anything like the amount gyoia E. Pmkham's Vege! Ralelgb • • Kortb Carolica j In this great world crisis the su- Bna too ni - j a f ; I THE DAVIE RECORD. MOCKSVILLE, N, C- THE DAVIE Garter 's ITTLE I Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone H PILLS. ARRIVAL of PASSENj CATARRHAL CO l DS fN FOWLS Y our druggist gives back your m oney if. it, doesn t GOING NOR1J liven your liver and bowM s ^ndf-sti^giiteH Lv, Mocksvlll^ SimplV Cold PregarQj -Way for Early No- 26 Lv. Mockfivillf ForGonstipation - Stages of Roup ,and'Diphtheria— , ' you up m t& qut m aldng you siek-i N o - 2 2 GOING SOUl . Prevention Is Besl;, ’ Lv. MocksvilM s No. 25 ;spponful* and -if it doesn’t straiglitoi, Lv. Mocksvilld (By. F. KIRK, Connecticut Kxjjnfl- Ugh! Calomel makes you sick.'Its No. 21 yoa right up and make you feel fine .. m ent; S tation.) . horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous ;and ,vigorous I w ant you to go back to Tne of the c 6 mmi,uest and m ost-fre drug, tonight and tomorrow you may COTTON) the store jind get your money. Dod will set you right quently O ccurrinydiseaseslOf poultry is. l o s e .a d a y ’s w o r k . . • . . ; jittiple catarrh or;just plafn cold. ; Tlijs Calomel . is- mercury or quicksilver son’s Iilver TonS is destroying the sals Good M iddling- \c»yermghi disease appears -In a large nriiiiber of which causes necrosis of ■ the bones. of calom el. because i.t is real-liver Seed cotton. PurelyVegetable . ,flocks regularly every seiisou: In- and Calomel, when it comes Into contact m edicine : entirelt_ vegetable, therefore of itself a simple cold does not cause w ith sour bile, crashes into it, breaking it carinot'safitiite or make you sick. fimnll Pill, Smal) Dote, Small Price much trouble, but inasmuch as It pre it up. This Is when you feel, that iiwful . I guarantee, that. one spoonful of l o c a l a n d person pares a way for the early stages of nausea and cramping. If you are slug Dodson's Liver. Tone will put your roup and diphtheria it especially be gish and “all knocked out,” if your sluggish liyer to .work and clean your MiSS Louide FrankliiJ hooves the puuKrymen to combat colds IiTer is torpid and bowels constipated bowels, of that sour bile and consti week-end in Greaisboro Carter’s lro i Klls the moment that they appear. Affect or you have headache, dizziness,.coat pated waste which is clogging your ed birds usually do some sneezing, do Will restore color to the faces of ed tongue, if breath is bad or stomach system and m aking you feel miserable. Corp. N. H. Randolplj those \?ho lack Iron In the blood, not look quite as bright nor have as sour, just tr y a spoonful of harmless I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson’s good appetites, and what is perhaps “W hat can we do?” is likely to be Taeed to start with Is a large room gevier, spent & sliort wfc aa most pale-faced people do. • • Dodson’s Liver Tone tonight. Liver Tone wiU keep your entire fam most Characteristic, there is., a thin changed to “W hat can’t we ilo?" in the with a fairlj; good floor. This they Here’s my guarantee—Go to any: ily feeling.fine for months. Give it to Alan Turner, Esq , mucous secretion discharged from the lin e .with booths and partition off into light of responses- wonieu have made to drug store and get a bottle of Dodson's your children, ;It Is harm less; doesn’t various “exhibits”—eacli of them as week-end with relative^ nostrils, or in other words, the-birds the challenge of circumstances. They gripe and they like, its pleasant taste. Wooden Orchestra. Liver Tone.for a few cents. Take a are running at the nose. If the case much of a. joke as possible. There is. a ville. .There exists In Brianzn, in Lom have exeursioned into Iuany new fields is not taken in hand at once this se ;shooting gallery, with the kaiser as a bardy, a unique orchestra, or, more of labor since the beginning of the Mrs. Boone Stonestre cretion likely will become cheesy or target, the fortune-telling tent—candy FRESH-CRISP-WHOIESOME'DELICIOUS properly speaking, a band, the instru war. Only the heaviest physical.labor anil lemonade. stands, jellies, 'canned-, THE SAMITMtY METHODS APPLIED IH THE dauifhter returned Fridsj gelatinous, the bird will have tjrbreatlie MAKING OF TO E St'BISCUITS MAKE ments of which are all made of wood. —\yhere:lt’i§'a -mei;e m atter of muscu entirely through its mouth anil pres fruits,-preserves, etc., contributed- by THEM THE Twin Gity. " The pipes are made of reeds, and are ently there is a well-developed case of lar strength unequal to that of men— the promoters, who 'solicit it among v STANDARD *F EXCELLENCE fastened together side by side after the' roup- to deal with inslend of a plain, bars them from measuring their efforts acquaintances! The things are sold at- p*ilw Imc Quo, Ot if oot lu sluiiiU. Have your shoes repail fashion of those seen in the pictures GALL'S SHOl ordinary cold. along with the other half of humanity. 10 \v. prices because there is almost no c/jsk. him o rv rik OS qivinq his name. of the god Pan. Each man plays pipes' Just how much of this new industrial CHATTANOOOA fiAKERY 4hatJKJ.0.0** » Weak birds that are Improperly expense attached where everyone con- of a different size and length, the bass territory they will hold, .now that they ' tributes tim e and _ m aterials mid the B. G. Myere, an Adva nourished are more likely to. contract pipes often being several feet long. Be hnve .occupled it; remains to be seen. profits are clear. ant, was in town Friday | colds than stock that is well fed. As Smoking in Church. A 'J o b L o t. sides the pipes are other instrum ents, It is reasonable to believe that thijre About the gayest and liveliest crowd In the case of m ost other disensesvv pre Smoking in church is a Dutch cus "The ticket m an seems to have a lot printing done: such as drums, flutes, French horns are ninny places they " ill continue to at 'these fairs or “fiestas” is In that vention Is simpler than cure. One of tom; London ' Tit-Bits states.' Dutch of old railroad tickets' there.” arid- even a rude attempt at a trom h o ld . : , • portion of the floor set aside for th.ose I. J. Cranfill, a: prospe| the chief causes of this .condition is men-are. such inveterate smokers that "M ust be" for places that are seldom bone; but all are made of wood. ■ -In ther’meantim e there ure m any good who like to dance. This is railed or ant of Yadkin county, the overcrowding of young, growing rarely- IS one of them seen without a called .for.’.’.:' ■ The members of this pdd band are old-fashioned obligations they, m ust go roped off from the rest of the room! cliicks In poorly ventilated sleeping pipe. .-He finds himself unable to de-. " Y e s , I i Il,. b e t .’Jje ’d s e ll^ s o r iie 'o f thos*e midst Friday; nil iiulte ignorant of written scores; on fulfilling. ,AU the things they have and a little booth for selling tickets q u a r t e r s . prive. Iumself of. tire indulgence -even ■tickets ghe 8 £ ;.tb .ClOSe ^em-jSiiU” ■ '- * but they have quick and sensitive ears, been doing'they must go on with.- Sos placed at the entrance: Little giifci Mrs. D. P. Ratledge I Much trouble can be avoided if fowls for . the short period of a church’s serv since their harmony Is purely instinc aiitl sweatere and. all' other knitted also peddle tickets among Ilie men who. and Mrs. M. J. Holtho| are provided., with’ dry, well-ventilated ice. A sim ilar practice .exists :in sev • - Worse. - tive!. Curiously enough they most oft things' must be -Uiainly' supplied by. dance. “Ten cents each and three for coops, with the-accent on “ventilated." Bill—“Gee! She’s a hummer, isn’t Friday in Winston. them 'clothing and food prepared for eral. churches in. Sontli • America. en Jlearn their selections from that a ‘ quarter” brings many a dime and she?” Gill—“Worse than' that; she most modern of inventions, the phono their o\yn fariiilles and others who need dollar home to the treasury of the The practice Is said to have been Shoes fixed while you: prevalent in Q rent. Britain at . the be-' tries to sing.” . graph. The music produced by this GIVE RUNNER DUCK A TRIAL. them. ' , Besldgs-^the wholesome and chapter. Of course the: promoters S . M . r ginning, of the seventeenth-century. At curious band is said to have a.curious, hourly jjjiti& f they undertake to raise must see to It that good music is pro-, Dr. J.' H. 'Jowett,. New York, will money io r all sorts of charitable work'. one time smoking was carried to such Misses Daisy and Ruby weird harmony that is decidedly agree They' Are Easy to Raise* Persistent .filled. War is no reason why ‘the. return-to, clerical wor"k fn England. an . excess In Seville'cathedral that the able.—Edwin Tarrisse. ' Layers and Excellent, for,; Table j For the Red Cross they are having young people should not indulge them returned Mondayfrom much success along with considerable chapter applied to the pope for power When Fattened. ; selves In Innocent pleasures,'anil they visit to relatives at Trout merriment by getting up “fiestas" or are glad enough to, benefit the Red: to repress the abuse. I A SOFT, VELVETY SKIfjI • county fairs—held indoors.' AU they. In AVaies smoking, in clujrch w as in Back Given Out? Those who like ■ raisins ducks Cross while they enjoy themselves- Mrs. L. G. Gaither ant should be the ambition of every wom dulged in as late as 1850. In on? .Housework Is. too. hard* for .a woman should give the Runner ducks a trial.. have returned home fron an Jas there Is nothing so attractive church thci communion table stood in who is half sick, nervous and always They are easily raised, are persistent’ tired. But-it keeps piling up, and gives visit to relatives in Winsj as a fair, smooth skin. Neither soaps -tlie aisle and the farm ers were in the layers, and although they are not near •weak kidneys no time to recover. If nor powders can give this. Thou habit of putting'their-hats upon -1 it, your back is lame *and achy and your ly as large as the Peking ducks they AU kind of shoe repair sands of southern women know from and when the service began they light kidneys irregular; if you. have blue S. M “ are more' profitable, considering, the spells/* sick ' headaches, nervousness, experience that Tetterine will ,quickly ed their pipes and smoked, without ;large number^of eggs they lay,' and A dizziness! and rheumatic, pains, use rid the skin of its disfiguring pimples iMiiy t h o u g h t s o f i r r e v e r e n c e In- t h e a c t . Miss Mary Sanford id the fine-grained, juicy meat. Doan's. Kidney-Pill's. They nave done and blotches and give it that bright' •wonders fgr . thousands r of -worn out Borne time with relatives! \Vhen fully matured, the female' elear appearanfce so much admired. jvomen,. • . should- weigh ,.something over four^ m GREEN’S AUGUST FLOWER nooga. Tetterine is sold by druggists or sent pounds, and the male over four and; has. beeii a household rem edy -all oyer AJforth Carolina Case by mail for 50c. by Shuptrine Co., J. B. Johnstone returi the civilized world, for more than half 567^ ^ ’ 1 B r a g g ^ 6 S t ' , ' ^ r WctateT«b» Savannah, Ga.—Adv. day morning from a busi| a century for constipation, intestinal Greensboro,, *N.; C., - Mew York and Detroit. troubles, torpid liver and the generally says; - mI- was so bad ; Opens School of Commerce. off for over two ■depressed' feeling' that accompanies y e a rs lc o u lc ln -t-rvyajk.- FORSALE-Pair of I Consul A ithur McLean reports from m uch fcncf ’ hsl'd Vto Puerto Plnte,.Dominican Republic, that Such'disorders .1 It Is:a most valuable: g iv e' u p i 'mg' ‘ W ork [scales in good condition. | .feipe^y.fqr. indigestion .or ..nervous dys» etftireiy. i l y ‘kfaIieSrB-^t to quick buyer. G. C.l a school o£\ commerce has recently acted irregularly an d -^ been opened in Santo del Ios Cabal tsfep^iai and Ifver trouble, bringing on! I had: -awful*.back |27-3t Mocto iItemIacfie, coni'ing'up of food, pciiplta-' aches. : Nights I leros by the^Assq.dation of-Commercial; couldn’t . sleep- and Sergeant Jack Allison E m p lo y e e s . 1 T lie'seHoollis open to men tiqri -of-heart and many other symp mornings -I got up and women, and'its-classes are held toms;: A' few doses.o i August Piower feeling-all tired out. Jackson, spent a few da I .was. awfully dizzy both in the day and eveniug. The new . WilL Immediately relieve you. It is a and’ nervous.'- My last week, with home folk school includes courses in arithmetic," gentle laxative. .A sk your druggist. head ached and the looking well, and his fr Sold, in all civilized countries.—A dv.", least th ln s upset me. C- . i..- commercial: prnctice, ' bookkeeping, DoantS. Kidney Pills made me strong Klad to see him. He - is-i grammar, and commercial correspond and well and- get'the'entire credit for ray cure." - - e n c e . " Worth 35,000,000 Pounds. , piot Brigade ardj gets th| I ' The Cathedral of the'H oly Savior Get Doan'* at A nj Store, 60c a Box seals a day. Jii' Moscow Is probably.the most mag- 1 .* 1 “Cold In the Head” rijficcnt clmrcli In the world. "Its five D O A N ’S .hPSS WANTED—Hickory] b an acute attack of Nasal Cktarrh. Per ' Runner Duck's. * .\. FOSTER-M1LB URN CO.. BUFFALO. N.^f- rons who are subject to frequent “colds cupqlas. are covered with pure gold irices paid. Send for PrI In the head" will find that the -use of specifications; HALL’S. CATARRH MEDICINE will one-half pounds. When the young are one-half inch in thickness. " Its inter bu!3d up the Bystem;- cleanse the Blood ; forced.for market they can be made nal decorations are" m agnificent'and 'THE IVEY: and render them. less liable to colds. I "very cbstly. Tills church is the na- Hid Repeated,attacks of Acute Catarrh may- to weigh three and oue-hal£ pounds at A lead to Chronic Catarrh. j ten weeks of age. There is a good I ion’s, tlianks-offering for the deliver Monday was a Ionesoi HAELiS CATARRH MEDICINE is tak- ! demand in large markets for fat In ance of Moscow from the French. It B i Redaces Strained, Puffy Ankles. ®n lnterhal1y.,and acts through the Blood lay. AU of the stores w« on the Mucous Surfaces of the. System, j dian Runners. took 50 years to biiilil, and its cost has Lymphangitis, P o ll' Evil, Fistula, pnd the ground was coi • All Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. I j been estim ated at f35,000,000. - « || Boils, Swellings; Stops Lameneu 5 $160.00 for any case of catarrh that a n 1Iallayflpain 1 H e a ls S o re s 1Cuta, See: Nobody stirred mi HALLrS CATARRH MEDICINE will not - Bruises, .Boot Chafes. It is a Wie drug store remain Cure. ECONOMICAL FEED FOR HENS g m jf P . J, C heneys* Co., Toledo,.Ohio. ! 7RECIPEFORGRAYHAiRi. SAFE ANTISEPTIC AHO GERMICIDE there are eight,more of Soak Oats Until They Begin to Swell To half pint of water add I oz. Bay . . ■ • Poes not blister or remove the lays to be observed/. O n e ’s C o n v ic tio n s . If Fowls Do Not Take Kindly to Rum, a small box of Barbo Compotmdy hairand noree can be worked. Pleasantto use* Don’t have the nerve “W liat is ' your definition of a iilii- Them— Feed-Dry Mash. ■ and ^4. oz. of glj-cerine. Any druggist can $2.50 a bottle, delivered* Describe'your case losopher?” asked the old fogy. “A I put tliia up or. you can mix it at home at for special instructions and B ook 5 R free. IhisofIiceitems announc philosopher,” replied the grouch, “is very little cost. Full directions for mak A B S O R B IN E , JR.* tndaeptic Unlneot for cuakiod, re» If the liens do not take.kindly to' ing and use come in each ’box of Barbo Straioi, Palofut Ksostd, SwoUco Veins. Conceo* gotten up for profit unle a.m an who studies and analyzes his 2 ? « “ ° ? few droP* required ataa ippliation. Piie» oats. Soak theni until they begin to Compound. It will gradually darken I 1.2S per bottle at dealers or delirered. I-O pay for them. We sell own weaknesses and makes other men swell. Buy - clipped oats if you must streaked, faded gray hair, and make it soft W1FaYouNGf P 7Dr FltSioTeinplesksprliiOiielil, M an. Bad papers for a living. wonder how he discovered their weak and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is not purchase them. Scalded oats may bo nesses.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. sticky or greasy, and does not rub off. Adv. Iising is worth doing. i t | fed to chicks four or live weeks old, Mitchell’s New Faultless paying for. r • with as good results as to hens. ■ . ■; - For Pimply Faces. Best Thing to Do. Bred King Cotton Dry mash, being made of mill feeds To remove pimples and blackheads ■ “Girlie, you are neglecting your ap Double efRcientin characters guaranteed satisfao* Money to loan at S per u or by-products, has not advanced as tory. Extra early - prolific biz five lock bolls. 10 smear them . with Cuticura Ointment. pearance. Why Is tliis?” .0Dg terms, on im prl much as whole grains. Beef scrap has poSirti!!? ? °2% WUPtentacre. Re-improved W ash off in five minutes with Cuticura “Algernon doesn’t care for me.” King,-100lb. ta g $7.50f. 0 . b .n ere. Sn Davie county, ' r shown the least change'. ife Soap and hot water. For free samples, “Well, don’t bite off yourvnose to Sagarloaf CottoaFarm, YoungsviIiejN. C. , asti”8 ?. Stephenson. An economical and satisfactory dry address “Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston." spite yojr face. Powder-it up and go “ftys., Winston-Salem, ’ mash for growing stock and laying At druggists and by mail. Soap 25*; after .some other young man." , hens is4composed of 1 0 0 pounds each COLD FEET SUFFERERS No other' business. est| Ointm ent 25 and 50,—Adv. XAN NOW FIND RELIEF! of wheat bran, flour or standard mid . - Important to Mothers BarAes1 CoIdFect SaJmt If used according to dl* iontributea as much towa. ‘It isn’t necessary that , a brilliant dlings, commeal, ground oats and beef . Examine, carefully every bottle of rectipns will keep the feet nice and warro. Prevents Folding of a town, and| pain: df -Coms ahd helps to prevent Pneumonia, conversationalist should know: w hat he S c ra p . - ' CASTOltIA, that famous old remedy business m anis railed Up 1 ' Skim milk or butter milk can he for infants and children, and see that it C3olds.;ett- Easily applied; why suffer? Write to- Is. talking about - - Spring Blouses Novel and Eccentric -JIjiPSSPald S ^.' -B arne* D najg C o., ‘“uch gratuitous Wprk in used In. place-of beef scrap. if it is B ears, the 880 W hitehall S*.,- A tlanta, Ga. available. Hens having milk usually Wright's Indian Vegetable PiUs contain AU sorts of eccentricities and nov qf models Imide1Up w ith real filet-lace Signature of Ist ^ .neighbors and nothing but vegetable Ingredients, which act eat more 'grain, but production per gently aa a lotilc and purgative by stimu elties appear in the designs, presented. and further "adorned with silk em In TJse for Over 30 Sears. I e ediior of a newspaj lation asd not by irritation.- Adv. pounds of grqin consumed is greater. In new spHng blouses. In order, to broidery In self color. A 1 p a l e t a n Children Cry"for Fletcher’s Caatoria Soldiers; Soothe meet that always insatiable’.demand -color, w ith filet lace -exactly !matching SALE-iFiye Ba Only th«t rich can afford to eat for. something new, not a. thing that posters. Fine stock. USE HOPPERS FOR DRY MASH it in color, employs a six-inch square The Reason. SkinTroubies things out of season, and then it’s not could be done to blouses lias Jieen' BURS. Jt. R. JRl of the IaCe at thS“top of the front “Pop, why do they call jollying, soft worth while. • left, undone—except to lower their ! Mocfa Furnish. Protection Against. Dust and panel. .The neck in this model is open silllI1 “Because there is so much lie prices. These . are high,; when, tiie, with Cuticura Dlrt and Keep Out Rodents and- at the front like that .In the blouse aboiit it, spn.” Soap 25 c. Omtoeiit 25c & 50c Too poor to take .the hoi To keep cle?n and healthy take Dr ~ Wild Birds. more Intricate models are 'considered .1 p ic tu r e d ; Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They regu They involve a lot of. Iiand work, so , *• that is a distressfufl late liver, bowels and stomach.—Adv Needlework,' In which long stitches It is always best to use hoppers for there is a reason. , SELF DEFENSE Tate An Old-iim^ HerbalTonif '“y a hen. feed her cr of silk floss, and- beads, In rich com feeding dry mash to fowls because the SIany women \yill welcome the high- irithe Spring ;;A man’s month may be like a ship’s binations of color are'very effectively' ^tefromthekitcfifenu 1 hoppers protect' the!, supply against necked, fastened-in-thfr-back blouse Qefeat Backache and- Kidnev hatch—safest when closed. used on blouses of dark colored crepe. ClMk8bnrg, W. Va--TuI have tat. X I Pfty for a yearl dust and dirt. Some are . constructed which appears among the handsomest ' Trouble With Anuric Sleeves are very long, but the next ex nearly .all °f Dr., Pierce's rem edies at n; then work hef up ii so that they-, will keep out the rnts lingerie models’ Very fine voile,' oiiierent tunes wheft In -need of a I £V;-'- . ; TheMess-we.hav,e the easier it is tt. cursion of-the' style reporter into the. and wild birds when closed. trimmed with narrow,, fine Valen Many-people In this section have suffer* medicine of tlielr: kind aind found-them and she will pay her i fcl? --- Bhare it-Avlfh'others..-, v realm of blouses may discover shorter, I®': V ; ., , ~ ^ ciennes iace arid smaTl, handsom e pearl ed . from rheumatism ,and kidney trouble JyJr to give perfect satisfaction. Tlie Paper will be clear buttons,.are old favorites worked ,.out- ones, there will be no telling w hat will -W i have found that Anurlc was the most Pleasant Pellets’ are a splendid regu i.' ; ' 'Piles Cured in6 to 14 Days FOWLS NOT: W0RTH;KEEPiN6 be "found ;hen. Out of 'the mass of: successful - remedy - tp overcomp ■ these BniIgIstft TeMBd money If PJkZO 01HTMBNT lain in new, ways. Au extended -!front painful-and dangerous.ailments. - -- lator of' the stom ach; liver and bowels, IeLthV- proce83 year - to cun) JtcliliiK. Blind. Bleeding or Protradlos Piles. new ,m ateriai -iertain .styles will cr.vs-x while learn wisdom . Fitsfc application gives iellef. 60c. panel is, featured in these fine cotton • The lucky people are -. thosey who hav^ and a? a Avoinan’s- toiUc I have taken J be poor. Hens Showing Characteristics of Poor ; blouses, "as well as those of crepe'; talize os spring draws near. She who suffered, but who are.now .well because ^ vofIte 'Prescription’, and found Layers Should 8 e Marketed: te chooses fine cottons with lingerie lnces it Jpst as ^ood .as it is’represented to A rolliiig s^ne accumulates no dust. tiiis panel reaching several] Inches be-‘ they heeded:nature’s Earning-'signal'In I , • ’ lCfolden .MedicaT Discovery’ Save Feed Bill. IiWy the .w aistline, ,whiie the' rest , of and. georgettes,' In the’ sim pler models, time to correct their trouble with that Atedyof our town^h| may select relthe^. higlt-necked, fas-‘ •wonderful' new discovery of Dr. Pierce's a splendid ,blood medicine, also good the blouse term inates there 'In- a nar called “An-u-rlc’’ (double’strength)'. T0u .a s /'a . Spring tonic. I am glad to rec- iah f Utif ^or broken ^ishl -.' HenV sriowIng the characteristics of tened-ln-thfrbaek blouses or those- that! row belt.' One' of 'Uie voile moSeis should promptly heed these wanftninr ommend D r.. .Pierce's remedies for I be^dedcan b' Marine is for Tired Eyes. I fasten in Uie' froiit iirid leave, the.throat’ Sto ■ I KOVleS Red .EyMf^SoieiEye*- S'. itobr layers, .and very -old hens, tire not has a . panel' with' rosy affer row: of sOme o f which are dizzy spells, backache’ they-are all good;”—MRS. PAN- - 5 — Qmnnlsted A t m a t t' B osB - 5- • worth -keeping Ovet?;' the winter and ^ jth I stout at - = Beftaba-'Bestorea.. Murlno fra Favorite ='. f r i l l s m a d e o f n ii r r b w ; Iiice^.- a c r o s s Tt.' uncovered. She cnrinot go wrong In' ^regularity of the uriie ^or "the !painfui BOOra-221Jacks,on St; : = Troaunent fop Byea ttattt feel dry and smart. =*. nre better ‘ marketed.v Bj^ Wllhg th.es^ Ite lorig sfeeyes' flare :at the'w ifist' an 4 either" case'. •• - 'i..;' twmgei -of rheumatism,, sciatica or Jum- peasant Pellets for stomach, liver anq ’ r <3lTojour.HyOT as unch of J-Otir Itfrltm care s-- bago.-- Tp delay: iiiay make poislble th e eur' r i o “ ilk a ■ := as your Teetb and with the same regtuarltr. 5.’ Wrds their feed Is saved-limd the birds -are BnisheS- wltlr-mfiny rows of' nar-i an a bowels, -are inade iip of the May- eenV ? ^ “^ r tell cue hbthm ; m cu m MT K flftu i' 3 ! %at? afei left have -more -rooin .-niid row. friifsr tiiade'of thd tece; > ‘ dangerous forms ot kidney-, disease anch. «pple, ^(w ,;lfavM :flnii»jalap. .-And'caa j p r ': - ■. .SBold M-Unii and.Optlcal 8 tpi» OtbyMalt a-' «s; s‘?»6;,ln the. bladder.. r;u ^ d it can g Iili BnlMlicIanJr. MtrMit?- n(oEe<-chance.-to - pw^^cft-^ggs:. ^heii q^ii^ reUef -buy Anurlc 'now ^ 60c a p a c ti Oet-Obtarheti ;frojp alm ost any a'pothe- SutaaHiIiw tttinuMawiitfAaiwiiaimitttiuiutUDfiB ’ they* BraiiCoflfflaed tO'-ljM''he . I nas been tried and t •e to be usel • I-.*'- ItU i > 'y:U:: u Vv ' I r' :i ‘ V . \ : ".-.fi't- - , ’. • /is! IlB DATO ^OORl); MOQggyn Jlgi y> C. IHE DAVIE WEATHER FORECAST. liver Tone * DAVIE COUNTY-FairtodaVand somewhat colder with plenty of fine rajyVAL of PASSENGERTRAINS places to sit down-rin the mud. We Jif it doesn’t GOING NORTH ' don t need sidewalks here—what we 2 FOR MILADY’S TOILET TABLE * B raig h ten Lv Mocksvill^; 10:03 a, m. need is ferry boats. we No- 26 Lv MocksvilleV l;4ft p . in, |Q- flJhe The discriminating woman of todavtoday selects noicnfo in;ini-toilet aids . w* Ick. So.® GOING SOUTH, ' To The People of DaVie Coimty; L v . Mocksville * 5:07 a. m ,-not only for the pleasure which she derives from their No. 25 , A call communica L v. Mocksville /2:40 p.'m t It doesn’t straighten No. 21 tion of Mocksville . Hsfe,-but also for the enhancement of her pbysicM charms! I m ake you. feel. fine Lodge No. 134, A. F. I |u t you to go back to & A. M., Thursday and health. Ourstockof : 9» COTTOS MARKET. your nioney. Dod- night, Jan. 31st. Also ♦ Is destroying the sale -30& .<*. Saturday night, Feb.. t good MiodlicK- TOILET GOODS Jtse it is real. liver 136. . - . . 2. at 8 o’clock. Work gosd c o tto n ------JJ1^Maater .Mason degree. Visiting vegetable, therefore is complete. Cold Creams, Vanishing Creams, Massage Z Do you realize what an institution this store is asd'^-l I or m ake you sick. brethren invited. Tv X. ^ r - NICHOLSON, M. .-: Creams, .Lotions-Toilet Waters, Perfumes,, Hair Tonics Iat one spoonful of LOCAL AND PERSONALMEWS. V. E. SWAIM, Sec. what a benefit it is to you,'the purhcasing public? ” TToue trill put your . and Shampoos, Toilet Soaps and Powders, are some of . t ¥ Rvork and clean your Brady Foster, of Camp Jackson is It is our constant aim and endeavor to. give ■you'-r Hiss Louise Franklin speife tiie the toilet accessories which our stock providte. lour bile and consti- of? on sick leave. He has been ill Jeli is clogging your week end in Greensboro. ; ' f THE BEST AND HIGHEST QUALITY MERGHi Jg you feel miserable. for the past month and arrived home Corp. N. H. Randolph, of Cainp last week. In bottle of Dodson’s ANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICE. AV Seep your entire fam- I Sevier, SPent a short while *»’tpwn. I Crawford’s Drug ^tore. | J. Wade Hendricks, Demonstra T months. Give it to Alan Turner, E sq , ,.spent ;.the tion Agent of Alexander county, is You know that Shoefe have 'advanced, in; most I is harm less: doesn’t week-end with relatives^in States ¥ Ite its pleasant taste. spending a few days with his par t cases, about .97 per ct, in the'past twelve months. ville. : ' , X ents, near Cana. I* HERE YOU CAN GETALt THE SHOES YOU.. plESOME-DELICIOOS Mrs-BooneStonestreet and IifUe We heard on the street the other ODS APPttED W IHE df.uffhter returned Fridayfrom the 'BISCUITS MAKE day of a man who claimed he was WANT AT A VERY SLIC1HT ADVANCE OVER TwinGity- ' V- too poor to take his home paper, Man Makes Good. ■ EXCELLENCE Nine Deaths Since Registration. LAST FALL. V- p. or if not h* should, Have your shoes repaired at ■ but all the same he read a notice in It is always a pleasure'for The Re Since June 5th, 1917. there have t giving his nam e. H GALL’S SHOE STORE. . one of our county papers telling how cord to learn of a Davie boy who Then again you know Clothing of all kinds has to prevent a horse from slobbering, been nine deaths of the registered B G. Myers, an Advance merch has made gpod, Wehave just dis men in Davie county. Of this num ant, was in town Friday havinaaome and sedt-$150 for receipt. When covered that Mr. Charlie Sheets, Sn advanced greatly. J lT HAS NOT ADVANCED L o t the $1.50 worth of information came ber two died in camp, two were seems to have a lot printing done. old Davie; boy, has been elected killed, and five died of natural HERE AND WILL NOT AS LONG AS OUR' Itets there.” it said: “Teach yoiir'horse how to I, J. Cranfill, a prosperous merch PresidentoftheBankofWilkes, a"t causes. Those who died in camp Iiees that are seldom sfiit.” That $1.50 would have se Wilkesboro. Mr. Sheets was prin PRESENT STOCK HOLDS OUT. a n t of Yadkin county, was in our were Milton E.'Hartman, Claud W cured The Record for 18 months. cipal of the Advance High School for I'd sell- som e Of thote midst Friday. Howard. The two killed were Gai These are not the only two items that maintain Will pay $1.50 per bushel for good three years; was County Superin ther Campbell and Vestal H. Stew Mrs. D. P. Ratledge and babe, white corn. See us and get our. tendent of Public Instruction of Da art, those who died natural death the old prices. - Each and every article, as long ras- : and Mrs. M. J. Holthouser, spent prices before selling your wheat. vie for foun years, and. represented HORN-JOHNSTONE CO. were, Marion Stewart white and Ab *‘s a hummer, isn’t Friday in Winston. Davie in .the legislature in 1901. Mr. ner Steele, James Gojoins, Richard they last, will be sold for the same old prices. Cfeme Jse than that; she Mr. J. M. Latham, of: near Pino; Shoes fixed while you Wait, v Sheets moved to Wilkesboro about C. Hill and Henry Layman all col in and let us show you these wonderful valves^..;.’ S. M. CALL, J r . died last Tuesday afternoon, aged ten years ago and became Cashier ored. 84 years. The funeral and burial ett, Xew York, will Misses Daisy and Ruby Holthouser of the Bank Of Wilkes. This bank Iw orlv in England, services were held at Wesley’s Cha has growii*uhtil its assets are nearly Your neighbor is a regular patron returned Monday from a .few days Judging trom the list of names pel Thursday morning at 11 o’clock, visit to relatives at Troutman. . $200,000.. 'This is a great honor for printed in the Davie Record, his pastor, Rev. Vestal conducting Mr. Sheets,:iand The Record joins Mocksville and Davie county are of this store, why aren’t you? The 'en Out? IMrs. L. G. Gaither and daughter the services. Mr. Latham was a his many Davieifriends in extending bo hard for a woman mighty near American, even if have returned home from a month’s Confederate soldier, and a good congratulations sind wishing him a oftener you come the more you save. I nervous and always somebody did say something to the Is piling up, and gives visit to relatives in Winston Salem. man. He is J survived by six sons successful year. ' ^ time to recover. If contrary. Andthepoem printed and a host of relatives and friends. and achy and your (All kind of shoe repairing. if you. have “blue Peace to his ashes. Ahto MaS Service. on the first page of the Mocksville Bdaches, nervousness, S. M CALL, JR. paper about the kaiser is something l^cumatic pains, use A letter from Edgar McCulioh, a Hs. They nave done Miss Mary Sanford is . spending Postmaster R. S. Galloway has for else again—Hickory DailyRecord. FLETCHER BROTHERS. psands of worn out Davie boy who is in the army, and is I some time with relatives in-Chatta warded to the postoifice department nooga. ■ sationed' at Vancouver Barracks, at Washington, a number of sealed TRADE STREET larolina Case Wash., says that he has been in the' bids for furnishing the auto truck . Mortgage Sale of Land. ist!; "£rei7 J. B. Johnstone returned Satur- hospital for two weeks and has not service for the parcel post routes to day morning from a business trip to B ; virtue of the authority contained in been able to speak above a whisper. be established in this section, begin a certain mortgage deed executed to C. WINSTON-SALEM Ni Ci l id NewYork and Detroit. . He says that he likes the west fine, ning February I. The routes will be M. Turrentine by L. R. Williams and wife Cora E. W illiams/on the 12th day of Jan- IFOR SALE—Pair of 'computing but lhat it has been raining daily operated between Winston Saleth uary,'19X2, to secure the payment of a scales in good condition. A bargain sincejhe has been there. He says and CharIotfe and between Salisbury note, and default in the payment thereof I- 1 1 to quick buyer. C. C. SMOOT, the people there are mighty good to and Greensboro via Winston-Salem. having been made as stipulated in said 17-St MocteviUe 1 R. I. note and mortgage deed, the undersigned I the soldier boys—that they come to Witbin a few days the contracts are will sell to the highest bidder, at the court Sergeant Jack Allison, of Camp see them every day and bring them to be awaided^^by the-department.—- house door in ALocksviIle, Davie county. I Jackson, spent a few days in town North C arolina,’at 12 o’clock, m ., on Mon candy, flowers and other good Union Republican. day, the 25th day of February, 19X8. the I last week with home foite.. - Jack Is things, Mr. McCulloh’s friends lands described'in said- mortgage deed, looking well, and his friends were which is recorded in the Regbter of Deeds ills made me strong I hope that he will soon recover. Be Careful How You Buy. Ithe entire credit Ior I to see him. H e ia -In the,-. De- office of Davie obunty. North Carolina, in The Saturday Evening Post is on Book NO. 12. page 245 and described as ot Brigade andj gets three square CouutyFood Administrator A. T. follows, to-wit: Bounded on the East by 0 7 S to re , 6 0 c a B ox sale at The Record office every week. |» €2 , R I D N S T meals a day. ; .' _./ Grant Jr has been instructed by State the lands yf-Nathan Jarvis, on the South If you want a copy delivered to your by the lands of John Davis. on the W est a; P I S S S home or office, phone No. I. Food Administrator Henry A. Page Ico., BUFFALO, N.Tf. WANTED-HickoryLogs1Wghiest to take prompt and vigorous action by the lands of JotinJB. Smith, and on the JUST DECEIVED Ipnces paid. Send for price list and FRANK STROUD, Jr. North by the lands of A Sheets/contain specifications. . i' .- tbthe end that all purchasers of ex ing 9 acres more or less, said, land- lying This-is to certify that we the un cessive quantities of foodstuffs, par in Fulton township. This the 21st day of Several bills of Spring Goods. Thie-nicest-' line we THE IVEY DlHiG. CO.- dersigned members of the Davie January, 1918. Hickory. N. C. ticularly flour, in this county , shall . have ever had,.. * /. County Bar have assisted in prepar C. M. TURRENT1NE. Mortgagee. _ was a lonesome looking return their surplus above one bar trained, Paffy AskIesl pay. AU of the stores were • closed, ing: the questionaires for the Davie Line of Laclies’ rqady-made w aists from 50c. to $6 is. Poll Evil, Fistula, rel to the dealers without delay. Jidtbe ground was covered with [llings; Stops Idiineness county Registrants, and have not Mr. Page evidently means business NOTICE. * each; Ready-madfe~ skirts for- women, ,-suits and' pain. Heals Sores, Cuts, 6“’ Nobody stirred, much. Even charged them anything therefor-, nor. pe drug store remained closed. and Mr. Grant means business too, J. W. M artin & L. M. Furches dresses for boys and girls. Some mighty pretty pat- ”• loot Chafes. It is a have we received anything from' Poereare eight more of these Mon for he announces' that the State ' v s . EPTIG m GERMICIDE any of said registrants for such ser G. M. Brown and Delia Brown. terns in ginghams', percales', crepes, voiles, - lawns, t blister or remove the days to be observed/. ~ * • Food Administrator’s ’ instructions vices. This 21st. day of Jan. 1918 silks and many others. < 'I;l I vorked. Pleasantto use. Don’t have the nerve to send to will be carried out to the letter. Sale of Real Estate and Personal ed. Describe your case '-E. H. MORRiS. Mr. Page’.s ietter is of the straight- Come see my line before buying elsewhere..' ‘ ‘ ' tf. is and B ook 5 R free• Mis office items announcing.. doings ALAN TURNER. Property. \ iseptlc liniment for mankind, re* gotten up for profit unless you want from-the-shoulder type that is char >aed. Svollen Vein*. Concen* JACOB STEWART. In accordance w ith a judgment render qaired at an ajpiicadon. Price 10 pay for them. We seli our space acteristic of ,the man. He demands delivered. A. T. GRANT, Jr. ed, in the above case, at November Term O . 6 . m & E N . . TscpIeSt., SnrIncReldl Matt* action and- action right away. In of Davie County Superior Court, I will sell P*d papers for a living/ If adver E. L. Gaither. ting is worth doing, i t :. is /worth writing to:the CountyFood Admin for cash, at the court house doorinM ocks- lew Faultless viile, N. C., on- the 4th day of February, faying for. - -n> . :r , titrate Committee, Davie County. istrator Mri Page instructs him as 1918, the following real’estate, to-wit: S C o t t o n follows: , 1st. Lot situate on North side of De Acrers guirajiteed satisfao* I Money to loan at 5 per'cCnt. inter- County Agent. W. F. Reece, pot Street, known as the Charlie Brown Aic fcig five lock bolls. IO sion long terms, on improved farms Mocksville, N. C. , "(I) That you demand of each stere bouse and lot, bounded ss follows: all plant acre. Re-improved Rn Uavie county. ’ , Chairman of Committee, J. L. retailer in your county a complete Beginning at a stone^Soutbeast corner of ASUfavAt' °‘ nere* the. original Jesse Clement lot, near the tiiMjPPann. YeuEgsvilIe 5N. C s Hastings, Stephenson di - Whicker, Sheek, Mocksville, N, C., . list of consumers Jwho have pur pys., Winston-Salem, li. Foster’s line, in the side - of .th e . Strdet, FIND RELIEF! Jontributes as much toward!.the iip- Member of Committee, J. W. Zac. (2) .That you immediatelynotify T li/m if used according to dJ* thence to the beginning,-see deed of Gil nice and warm. Preventt 11 ding of a town, and ;-no other bary, Cooieemee, N. C., the purchasers.whose names are sub- bert Haven'Lodge Nd. 4567, to Charlie •I* THEREIS NO BETTER FLOUR THAN | As to prevent Pneumonia, Member of Committee, W. E. mitted teyou or whose, names you Brown, recorded in book 21. page 443 in ♦t* - .-I ' ^. . *5 le d ; why suffer? Write to* i man is called upop to do as Boyles, Advance; N. C., R. I (Bixby) the office of Register.of: Deeds of Davie [Barnes Co** I gratuitous work in Jfhe' inter- .can secure that they must return ail County, N. C. T f . St*, A tlanta* Ga* Member of committee, J. L. Gart a °fb!s neighborfe and the public ner, Mocksville,_N. C.,- R. I. flour in their posession in excess of 2nd. Tract pr ldfcadjoining the above ? one barreltothe dealetef rom whom described Iot oU the. North and known as e editor of a newspaper. . - Banker to handle funds, Bank of the Delia Brawn-(Smbot) Lot, bounded as T Davie. ..." thev purchased, those dealers being follows: Beginnfng at a stone on A. A. pers Sooihe IS?? SALE-^Fiye' .Barted . Rock Committee’s appointed and arran T stera. Fine stock, t' required to thke it back at th"e price Anderson’s line, thence North 60 feet to a T * - i ged by. i they received for it. stone; thence WeBt 157 feet to a stone; Troubles MRS. d-RIHQWjSJLL. E. S MILLS APS, Dist. Agt, : thence South 60 feet.to a stake or stone; t t Mobfeteine R,fi, Mr. Reese is in town, and- can b'e “ (3) That’you take every mean's thence E ast 157 feet' to the beginning, con I ORDER A BAGVFROM YOUR GR0(1R. | Cuticura fonnd in the court house at any time. within your command to remedy this taining one tenth of an acre more or less I Too poor to take the hom ^/paper? See deed from Trustee, to Jas. Gray, book T Ointmenl. 25c & 50c He will be glad if all those interest situation just as promptly as posible. f • that is a distressful condition. e d Will call on him, He will visit 19, page'501 in’the office o i Register of T I “ (4) Thait -you submit to us Deeds of Davie county.! pme HerbalTonk I s hen, feed her crumbs ,and thp schools ot the county as soon as ivl promptly for fndictment and prose 3rd. -Tract or lot, known as the Char f Sprrng J ate ^rom the kitcfifen jand she will the weather will permit, in the in lie Brown dwelling and bounded as fol terest of pig clubs, canning clubs cution the names of any merchants lows: Beginning at- an iron stake, : the I *ggs to pay for a year’s siibscrip- f HORN-JOHNSTONE COMPANY -X I Va.—“I have tak-]j and-home economies. who withhold information, and any N ortheast corner.of the'A . M. McGlamery Y f ' Pierce’s rem edies ac l ’ t^en work her up into a f.pot consumers who retain in. their . pos lot; thence w ith Street'40. feet to an iron Y Y Ihen in need of a P snd she will pay her first cost; so I Advance News. stake; corner of ’J." Brown's' fot; thence MANUFACTURERS kind and found them session more than One barrel ,of W est 150 feet to'hn iron Stake in - Mary- T T Paper wifi be clear profit. Jte- Y It satisfaction. The Dr. Edwin I. Stearns delivered a flour after they hrve been given an Pass line; thence South 40: feet to an iron lire a splendid regu- stake, corner of ’the lot of. the Reformer’s Y THAT GOOD KIND OF FLOUR.” Y L ,? proce8S year /after year)' prohibition lecture at Advance Me opportunity to return it to .dealers. ph, liver and bowels, P nwhile learn wisdom ;and thodist church Thursday evening Lodge; thence East 150 feet to the begin/ ♦I*Y Y♦i* tonic I have taken . niug, containing. one-tenth of an . acre *>e poor. ■ i fKie attendance was large. The chil ^ MOCKSVILLE > ! - , - . . . N. C Icription* and found dren thoroughly enjoyed the; draw.- more or less. .bMhg L p ^ a 3 in the divis. I it is represented to ings and illustrations. : ion of Church' Ptoperty.see deed/from A' ' ;/. '• vV|:".!'!' -.iiva T •' I M edical' D iscovery’ IA lady of our town found' a Trustees of M oi^HgtejtefehyterianChurch Litdrary Societyspenta pleasant, Progrteh|i^pf eachers' noting recorded in b o b - .447, office of medicine, also good Ifithe I I am glad to . rec- LxcurXforbrokee SSL* ieveniifgteith Miss Tolbert Friday.. Register of D eedsdf DaVie County . P J to he man the second- 'Saiurd ay in February. be’s remedies for I can be tied to- ' MitezPeari Allen' qf• Hillsboro N: Also’ the follirwing pefsqnal property: - -: r ther with a ______^ Subjects are EbgIisb : One'Mahogany; folding bed, cost $70. - Y Jgood."— MRS. FAN- stouf. string, then 1C. s p e b t the week-end wi'h her bro- nquce ; ' JJR* ROBT. ANDERjSQN, Jj Jackson Sfc -ceItm boiling milk and iMveone theXPitof. S. C: Allen.; and Spelliiilf^vr: " % v / - oak lounge, 4 rocking, chairs. 2 centre ta-; for, stomach," Hver Formal. Grammer. Mrs. Bret of bles,. I hat rack/1 suit of oak furniture.- Having qualified as administrator of Br’J«u CaninS I lu ^ iu ! I • MiteUna Woodward; visited her bedstead, bureau'and wash-stand; I. oak the estate of E. C. Smith, deceased, notice lade up of the May- sn bro((en -X v f dish had t Qtlier at Rockland over Sunday. _ " ;,DENTISTi'S ^ Jind Jalap. And-can Cooieemee. . !’ dining table,.6 dining chaits, I oak-side is hereby given to" .all persons' -having Re nun ®n.and ,k ten afterwards! M issInezGrayvisited. Rev. and board/ I oak china closet, t cook : range claim s against the said" estate, to present ■almost any bpothe- I tln DoiIingwaterwltllout the = Mrs. E. P. Bradley of Mocksville' Purpose oftTeacliing English/Prof. PhonesJJffice No. .71, Residence tio. 37 Ir. Pierce’s Favorite Snd1UtensilSi 4 bedstedds (three iron and them to the' undersigned for -paym ent on M. C/Long.fjjFork. J ; or before Jdn. 1,1919, or this notice - wili ' Office over Drug Store.' - ^ > 1. Pierce's GoWea 8 Wmingj apart. . This e x h e r i- ‘ Saturday and Sunday. . . ; one oak bedstead),-2 oak dressers, 2’ oak /'■ . . f has been ®xperl- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elvert Horn of Win-: 'Spellihg-^Mfes 1 Liiia; Woodward w ate-stands. I conk range in restaurant be plead in b ar o f. their recovery/.1 AU pany are . f ? f proven and ,."g^gMem were the week-end guests Advance. •: . -: •!...!; r.. v:' ;! _.: f! and two ice boxes. -This the 3rd day ;ot persons.due the said estate/ are asked to Ferethn. L br°M dishes which ' 0f .Mn and Mrs A. M. Kimbrough. January,. 1918.’ .' ' make immediate paymen t Thig Jan. 5, The Record is the only-- office in Ih,-. tet to be useless which;: ' Mr-J- F^Smithdeal has. been sick Le8 son 8 ;:iti:Ftee. and.. Treadw.el] '•' THOS-ff: CHAFFIN; Commissioner/ 1 9 1 8 / . W . B . SM IX H , A d m ’r v:. Dgyie connfy-that carries a^iall. line E .L GAHHERt A tty. of-stationerv at all tinjes., ; ! , / ! '■' /; Ipd as new.v. ‘ - ' several days with largrippe. Reader&-4MfesjGreF> Advteoe.. .,; -; 'mmmmmmmmrnmV. /, ' - HlK j V.'.: ■ :. I- > t'i? r--.-;v --'-VT '“V-''*'-';!:’''"-V.Vh - • •• :!- .:■ '" ' •1 >' - ■'■'■*■.'> -’=s'.': T - J ;:r: tflE DAVIE BBCOftD, WOCgSVDLlB,». 0. PrigeslnBerlip-;. ' ■ in ready-to-eat from stores of the kind i No CauseFor Boaslio^ PersonalUabfts and Sanitition mentioned. Diphtheria, tuberculosis, It helps 8 o,metime 8 to .recall to Butter i8 ;fe)li.ng at $2.25 a.pound FOR MONUMENTS ; JQMBSTONES pneumonia, various sore . throats, repubiicana who complaiu-thattbie in Berlinj,iRn^r;--frt 56 j cents a these are the likely ones.: ■ V;"-'--!- pound, bamjanii bacon at $ 2 :11 a CEMETARY WORK?OF AU. KINDS ! ■ 1 ' Siven the bubbling drinking fountain Xt m atters-not whether it be a labo iiemocratB cannot be trusted to ran has been suspected, and alas, microbes ratory, a hospital,, a " physician’s ?o(* fhis government that it is -the re- pound and Aiherican soap ;$112 ' Investigate ©turf PriQep acd Work. ------., are found fr the w ater by^recent-'baci flee, a m eat m arket er a pflvatVr'esi- oublieaUparty which counis'among for five bars. $ n is information |“ Careful Ati^nlipn Given to :: teiloibgicad •fltudies.? :TeV :‘manyj- btrUS dence, you may estimate:; its-sanitary was reeeived byjthe Federal -. -food wbo m igbt t hesitate; about ' drinking w orth by the facilities for washing; the its members Mr. Robert- M. La. ■ j rSpedatDesign*. VOLUMN XIX. Irom the tin cup-that haiigs'beside the h a n d s . FolJete.-New York Herald. , ad ministration ;from reasonable re old spring In the-country • or. utterly W e do not refer to visible dirt, to True, but there will be an offset liable sources.-^Kr.- • refuse to wipe on the roller, towel that tbe soiling .of children’s hands .Vnd I REINS BROTHERS, BlLlY SUNDAY IN ^I ting compensation—the repnbli still prevails in some uhpro^resSive clothing by dirt, In their play, for In- Centesarian FalIs And Breaks .Ribs. I (Successors to MflleriReins Company) -. communities, j:w ould^scarceli;,ylfesitate stance. That-sort of dirt :is -just/as cans can point with solemn acorn JJands OutHotrShot to I to “kiss the bubble” and: quench the wholesome as it ever was. W e refer to Vardanmn and Hardwick not to •‘TJncle’’ Ber;ry;penton of Middle NGRTH WILKESBORQJAND LENOIR, N. C. K a i s e r b il thirst from a dr& kihg: fopntaih.;■ to ’nvisible dirt, the sort .Vhichjmay Creek, fell -fefrj days ago- and Tliere ire variouis' little" personal get into your.’m eat from -the m outh .of mention S'.one aud others Wi- Mr. H v E -E - Brjyal habits w hich.are inore or Jess; uncoa- the clerk, cVrinto your, mouth; from ire not altogellier sure but that w«- fractured a ribj bdt is improving iDgiop in writing to t | iji scleus when once form ed,'yet; exceed- your contaminated, though - !,,clean- migjlit have made a sad mess of i> nicely and his frieuds believe he O b s e r v e r about BiJly r ?; IngiysIm portant factors of Illness or of looking fingers- The best antidote: for will soon. be . well. Mr. Penton health. Let us m ention aijtew of them : this sort of idirt is soap and - water*. if there hsdn’t been so many patri- Bi’.ly Banday, the W hen you attend. a'.performance In The best preventive is absolute per >tic republicans on band to aid in will be one,, hnndred and tbree h e r e holding a bl . a theater your haiid^'naturally come sonal cleanliness, cleanliness ;.with- a ■he business.— Chaitanooga Times, years of age if he Ii ves until his Thousands of people In contact with Ae^CeSt arms. So conscience, 'not Just ^visible cleanli I bitthday ia March He.’c^anje . to have many other .hands, before yours.: ness. A person apparently freshly ery day-. The nev bathed and dressed iB. Just as Ukely Jrl ves O utM afrria1 BuiIdsU pSystem ■ Cocke connty abou t sixty-five years him mnch spacei .'he Old Standard general strengthening tonic. to be careless about the promiscuous JROVtt’S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives o-it ago .an d. I ocat ednear where he'now quotes him. The airl spreading of--.his saliva .as one -'who Malaria.enriches theblood,and builds upthesys- tem. A trne tonic. For adults and children. 60c Jiives He is a mighty good,'citi looks untidyr Indeed, .we notice cleaii .Ati AmMtion akd a Record - Iy Sunday sayings. looking people' spitting indiscrim inate zeq. is fhefather' of ten: children Speaker CJark invil T H E needs oi the South are identical with the needs ly on the street' everywhere. • the News And Observer’s Quan has filty grand children and a hoard ■ ofthe Soutitra Railwrt thecrotnh and aocceaaof one neans daj to open tbe honsi of great grad'd children.—Hewpo the upbuilding of tbe oCbeC. ^ QUESTIONS AND AN8WERS.' dary. The Southern Raitwur aiks no faTorrmo apedil StWlete not the day the woman We have just been wondering PIain Talk^M p-I' ' " ' accorded to otbcri ‘ k lotion was consider! H afr Cured M alaria. - The amhldon of the Southern Railway, Coutseny 1« to «e that Inquirer. Last fall I had - chills Vnd -vhat will be the Raleigh 'morning unity of Interest thatla bom of co->semton. b^wcen thecuhlkand c r o w d assembled to si To Cure's Cold In .One Day. SeniItoadst m ice petfited thatfalt and ftaht soUcyln themanxte-. fever. I took some quinine'for :It but lapei’s Iaiorite paslime since the Take LAXATIVE BROSlO Quinine. It stopa the meat of nUioadl which lotdtea the confidence: of-roremmeonl g e l i s t and to be witfaf have never felt very weU since. W hat Cougrb sod -Headacbs acd works off tbe Cold. aeenciee; to reatiue that liberality of treatment which wUlenUde it t o u t hern railway has -passed into Drusaists refund money if it fails to cure. to obtain tbe additionalcajital needed for thenequMtio^f. ^ r a n d of his voice. Most.ol enlarged facilities incident to the danand^or inaeaaed and better THE MISU.SE OF. SALIVA. can-1 do about it? He W, GEOVE’S aisnatore on each box. 30c. Answer: Have, several microscopical Iie McAdoo management and made servicej aude fiaxlly— disappointed. Billy| tests of your ■ blood made .-In-order;-to B ont Buy Foed. W hero the Other Fel- “To Hell, with.- the Kaiser’ , Tq take its riche In tie. body poQdc o! Soutb iloagtide of to be at his best, ant ascertain whether or not you are harbor huee of the Souihern impossible otbcr great indqstriea, with uo more, bat id * equal llbeniei* equil low frslsts on Mixing Hle -Saliva ing active malaria organisms. .If you are, - itbont affront to ' the party.— shouts an exchange; Yes and we rights and tqtil oppoitnalties. fast that no one cot : WIthYourFood. put yourself’ under the care of a . good physician until you take treatment In lreensboro Hews. are goiog to'add the weather mah “ The Surthem Serves the South.*’ with him, - Those clo| sufficient quanltles, scientifically admin The theatre -generally has little or no istered, to effect a permanent cure. to this list if something don’t hap. that the preacher ha sunlight, which is the'natural disin Quinine is, of course, the remedy: but the . Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days method and time of . administration have pen pretty soon.—Ex. The presence of snch| fectant.’ There is-no' telling w hat bac a. great deal to: do ’with how' soon'-you fo o r druggist w ill refund money if PAZO OINTITMEN1T fails to cure anycase of Itching, teria may. be on those ' seat arms. will get woU. •' • v; Blind,- Bleeding— - or Protruding - ■ - Piles piles in in6tol4days. 6 to I4days. BEWARE of OINTMENTS for CATARRH THAT statesmen awed him. Theref^rej your iflrst duty upon arriv- T he first apnlication gives Ease and Eest. 50c. CONTAIN MERCURY. The Observer corr fr'fr home;: is to? wash your hands be- N ot; Kidney Trouble. There is more Catarrh in this sec heard some rapid sp^ bore Toii forget and. absently put a Mrs. D. M . In the mornings when Go Way Back. ‘finger to*-your m outh: I wake up I do not feel refreshed. I ✓ tion of tbe conntry than/all other day but- nothing cc In many stores you will buy from feel even wprsq Qtan when I went to Greensboro News. diseases put together, and until the Billy Sunday. A ral bed. It frequently takes' an-hour or last few years was supposed to be - tim e to tim e foods which are ready- to The only trouble about this could not make a be{ eat, such'as'’sausage, boiled meat, more before I can really get warmed incurable. For a great niany years •‘!•landing behind the firing line’’ cookies, -bread, candy. This food is up and Btarted on-.the day’s Work. My doctors prononnced it a . Iocaldis There is some diffe wrapped up for you In paper while back hurts and I frequently feel very 'usiness is that a lot of people ease and prescribed local remedies, ion here as to the qu j you wait. -W atch the clerk who,-wraps dizzy. Db you think this Is some kind vant to get too far back. and by constantly' failing to cure Sunday’s religion ai;| It. W atch him give his Angefs1V bath of kidney trouble? If so, what shall with local treatment, pronounced of good he does but In saliva In; order to get a better grasp I do for it? Prefers Chamberlain’s. it incurable, ' Science has proven SotstSaem R ailw ay ■ B y s t e i r i on the rail Cf paper. Then- imagine— Answer: Tour kidneys are probably tions his loyalty to all right. “Kidney trouble" may cause "In the course of a conversation with catarrh to be a constitutional dis' oh.inothing. in particular—Just imag a pain In the back; but for every form flag. Biiiy throws ine! . That JdtorV is m erely, twenty of kidney disease that causes a pain In ham berlain’s Medicine Co.'s representa- ease and therefore ieuhes consti I a n behind :‘the: times.-. The- propri the back, there are a dozen, other condi >ve today, we bad occasion to discuss in tutional treatment. Hail’s Catawh the Kaiser all the tiii tions which cause pain In the. back. Your etor is lgnorantt or perhaps' one of occupation may be the cause of pain In i general way the merits of their differ- Cure, manufactured by F. J. Che Winston-Salem Southbound Railwaj “Kaiser Bill and his| t h o s e Jf‘‘pubUc-beHlaintted" m erchants. muscles of back. It may be caused by a nt preparations. A t' his; suggestion I ney & Co.y Toledo, Ohio, is the form of rheumatism called lumbago, In throats.*’ There- Isn't" enough competition to only consti tutional cure on thema* the muscles.- But very probably In your ike pleasure in expressing my estimat The Sunday meetj make him care. Ifrmay be quite nec case the trouble is in errors of diet,-too ion of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. I fret. It is tabeiiynternally in doses ShortLmeBetween much meats.or. sweets, or other he^vy essary for ,the -clerk -t©' m oisten a fin- foods. You probably suffer frijm consti ■ave a family of six childien and have from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. Il close to tbe Union St . gbr' to separate* layers of paper, it is pation due to a diet as above stated,-or sed this remedy in my home for years, acts directly on the blood and mu dreds of Virginians necessary Ipr i the?- bank ;1 clerk - to your habits are lrregmar. The best thing for you to. do Is to ob eonsider'it the only cough remedy on COUS surfaces of. the system. They Winstpn-Salemy Lpxmgtony Albemarlj ers cometo hear hit moisten . a finger when: counting serve meatless- days every day for offer one hundred dollars for any money. but not with' saliva, No, there a while, throwaway the frying pan and oem arket.asl haye tried ' nearly all Some of the pet use the double, boiler, broiler, etc., for inds.”—Earl C. Ross, Publisher Hamil- i:ase(it fails to cure. Send or.-cir are, plenty-of convenient; Sanitary Ut- awhile. Let the Allies haVe most of the . Billy SUhday 'are: ;.tle deyldes fof molstening the finger. nice white flour,. and. you get .some -of m County Republican-NeWs, Syracuse, culars and testimonials. ! Norwood amd Points South. Let the -'.store ’install them or lose M ajor GrahainV fine whole wheat,-take It .a n . Sold by XJruggists, 75c. • “ Old Kaiser Bill’i to your miller-and get him to. make you your good trade. That's the way to some sure enough Graham bread, drink Through train from RoanoUe, Va., to Florence, S. C., won’t know what be practice =-sanitation!H eaven only plenty of water, stay home "with your folks Instead-of going to Lodge-meeting cle Sam gets ,througt knows what disease may be conveyed! or the Club or a banquet every night, and connection with the Nolfoiic. & Western R ailw ay In saliva-contahiinated' foods* bought; watch your "kidney pain" fade- away. I and Atlantic Goast Linei ‘ ‘Bryaii iBras cleat FOOD ADMINISTRATION PREPARING TO tooth,! though I doni clans. There is scarcely a minor all-' Throughj Pullman Sleeping Car Yorlc to Jacksonvilj him on the peace prfl meqt which may be accurately diag P SCREWS ON UNSCRUPULOUS DEALHtS “ W hat getB my g< nosed from symptoms, alone. - If accu- Pla., via Winston-Salem. racjr is desired-—and? surely hobody these government, cl - Ah .hconoqla$' iso n e ': who, .,knows' would care to risk hls healttfon guess kumblingB of Zmpatience Being Heard Around Headquarters. on the salaries paid things arV^not Vqhivays r . whpt they, work—an examination by: the doctor Selfish and Unpatriotic Consumers Willrbe'Dealt . With S. P. COLLIERy JR.i traffic Manager. I uy grub and tog f is indispensable. Only in this way . is Seeni.- HtB tradC is Bmashlng idols. right.' UjThe Boss, after an impassloned ap it possible to interpret the nature , of Alao-^-Fine of $5,000 and Two Years’ Imprisonment - peal'in behalf-of jour ,readers, kindly illness or disturbance of health and Penalty for Hoarding.—Administrator Henry A. . . . V WinstohrSalfrm, Ni C. “It looks likea hi perm its this, to gojthrbugh. .W e trust' determine what remedial measures Page Tightening the Reins. this $30 a month foi m ay be required. it- will' be cut; out and: pasted i n t h e costs seveu or ten bi ^ r - s c r a p b o o k and, read" over once in a Wet-jfoiow it is only human nature while' thoughtfully. ' ’ ^ to beat thet doctor if you can, and a Raleigh.—Notwithstanding its oft- practice, where it has been the cus a year ago. I thouj repeated and proven assertions that -"-4A certain num ber, about I p er cent,- grand thing to do ,-so when posaible. tom ‘for yearsj !cannot be tolerated gnns to do tbat kinc Its attitude tow ard all dealers in food of the letters' reoeived -from ' readers.; The fascination Ot the unknown, the under;-present !conditions.T stuffs is first of all friendly, and that, “Senator VardaJ . o f t h i s departm ent 'inform ' u b th a t; mysterious,; influences us all In some ■ Consumers of-food commodi ties - as W E T H A N K Y O U & it Is desirous, of co-operating w ith .all: that Mississippi is t| 'some particular thlng we have said degreej;. ‘'Trying" 'something which well as dealers are subject to the •» ^seems to hlt^my-'ease."- And since: some ,one', else has tried and survived handlers of foodstuffs, rumblings of provisions of the Food Control Law, ratify the prohibitic we havir exhibited, such' remarkable; is an--ever present temptation. But, impatience at petty profiteering are section 6 of whi.ch'-provides that any Well, the devil wil ability to “tell you ;just howl you are' alaap ltj always proves more costly beginning to. be heard around the necessity shall be''deemed to be I We would be laclciiig in grat handled ” surely we .,will forw arddl- than the-doctor in the end:. Of course; quarters of the .Food Administrtition hoarded .when held,-, contracted or ar monia when he getsj rections for treatnifefl^—or soittethittg w q gre JJhinking of a good doctor, not In this city. ranged. for, by any person-In excess itude were we not to thank all from Dixie. I kr to the same, effect. “ ,-i? odb Wlm is -too'busy to study his pa That Food' Adm inistrator Henry A. of his reasonable : requirem ents for there. tients.-; W e are thinking of-the doctor ;=• In th e .Slfryedra.' or iflora. a student, Page has at heart the interests of the reasonable time. The penalty for » p a st who examines the patient ’ first and our friends for their patron “Nix on the red ’'devotes to tfle study of medlclne-per- producers and handlers of foodstuffs violation of this' provision is a fine 9 I haps ninp-teflthst df ; hfa tirae iB spent names the complaint afterward. has been demonstrated by his action of. $5,000 or two years’ im prisonm ent, thing. Uncle Sam I In straightening out the wheat situa 9 age. May we a§k for a contin «V.diagn*oris^ieariiii^''hoW :'t^¥ecbg- .;Ih this respect it js regrettable that or.; both, and-in addition, the commod right and left to g| tion In >the state and by- his attitude 9 Vtze different diseases mid trace: their all-.physicians are not subsidized, so ity hoarded is Subject, to ^confiscation. some size to it to lie direct MidfCiintfiKlting V ausetffrttJdif-: that the bogey of the doctor bill would toward all wholesalers and retailers in Large Purchases Inexcusable. uance of your patronage during notjoause the patient to hesitate , about' their respective conferences here; -but State Food Administrator Henry 9 cut this soarling rel seeking medical advice at the'very Mr. Page is not famous either for'his Page points out., that there is abso 1918. Yours the chDrch/ Ic’wil patience in the face of injury, nor for 9 beginning. But even under the pres lutely no excuse, for purchasing food most anything. ent arrangement, true economy may his-forbearance when laws ; are be stuffs Jn Iafge- quantities, because 4 > be .summed up in this maxim: A fee ing violated and people oppressed (I) "prices UaveiVbeenf stabilized and “ We’ve got the | In tim e saves nine. ■ through the greed of grasping or un are -no more.- apt- to -advance 'than they 9 SWAIM & DAVIS, money to iick hell patriotic dealers. are to decline, and (2) the Food Ad- ser and now what wl Offenders to be Put Out of Business. m inistration’s. first concern in to sup QUESTIONS AND AN8WERS. J ON THE SQUARE ■ | ; ^ PHONE 69 W here wanton violations . 6f tho ply our own people w ith foodstuffs and body on their f| law and policy of the Food Adminis - Belohlng. - ' it: will not perm it the exportation of ^999999^999999999$9^9