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fraj? THE GUAR iNTEED ~'Wml Remedy Fo'Women *M #\ STELLA VTd/e actVdiractly on ti>? orsran# and raarolatea ill the function^poculiarYo women. It v|or?.w**tlQ?. relieves dangerit inSBMwMB? \ ?*>a suppression. and banishes tha t?: Periods so draaded V ' by weak. j*rvou?. run dawn wonier. ^aipcd thousands of auf10981??^ forers and is guaranteed to help you. T?*r back on Um eery nret boyrle If you are uotWnefltod.-# *>">?* dealer's. % TMy HER MEPIClWE Cft^jTOOOg, T?nn w-*T",;; # ? ? ?# WE WANT YOU TO KNOW WAT WE SELL | ITANLAC \ Also A Complete\Une of^Drdj^t,' Toilet Articles, % Stationery\m Rubto Goods. . Agents for Nunrtafr's Candies ? We Carry the Cwtfpjete Line . - Phone Us Ytf Orders. t . {If 1 mdwayIdrug co. ^yre* Telephone 19(> 0? \ V?'ok ?/?? -?mter Wed near! nv/M b?en visiting for FXKMEKS' MUTUAL S If you are not hsured/now is a good time to insure. After the wet spell ;hf^oof of the house will be dry and may burn from a sjarlc'and fires frequently occur from Lightning. / \* n f.Monf.y agent YORK - P KOI Til CAROLINA ii i* CLEAR BAD SKIN FROM WITHIN the system and brighten the eye. Pimply, muddy complexions arc full, free, non-griping bowel mov due to impurities in the blood. Clear ment in the morning is the rowar up the skin by taking Dr. King's of a (lose of I)r. King's New Ltl ^ ISew IAfe Pills. T^ielr mild laxative Pills the night before. At yoi qualities rennove the poisons froiu druggist. 25c.*?Adv. thought fraction your sfrioke-\ ippetite ever hankered\ for. That's/because \ * it's made by a patented ^ process that cuts out \ ?*? bite and parch! Prince Albert has always 5oTk.ri" j been sold without coupons or premiums. jj-Eu I We prefer to give quality 1 r Prince Albe / thm national Joy smokm has a flavor as different as it fe delightful. You never And that isn't strapge, either. Men who think they can't smoke AUmu Ju'fa rette can am?k* and will smo ' t^ynJ tJg'se; tidyrmd Albert And smokers who have noi Mm. toe; handaom* pound out certainly have a big surprise,' cll+imf *. coming their way as ? - /ifS p*m?d crystal- gta? humi- Prince Albert tobacco will teh dor with opongm-moutmnor R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACC(\ '/-/ . 4 *-' * it. '. fJt , 1 kif i . - 'v ) THE LANCASTER KEWH 3 HISTORY TO REPEAT ITSELF? Roman Women Won Law's Recognition and 8oclal Status as Result of Punic Ware. What some prophets are saying will happen to European women after the present war did actually happen to Roman women as the result of the Punic wars before tho Christian era?their legal and social status was bettered, remarks the New York Evening Sun. Prior to this time a Roman matron, while highly respected, had no legal status as a "person" before the law and no separate property righls.v She pissed out of the "potestas"?power? of her father, into the "menus" of her husband. It was written in the institutes of Roman law that nothing could "be granted in the way of Justice to those llnrt r>r nnn>?- ' - " - ?>. o., 10 Biavos, [ children, and wives; for It is reason| able to conclude that, Bince these per1 I sons can own no property, they are Incompetent to claim anything in point of law." During the time when Roman men were away from home, however, from 264 to 202 13. C., the management of their households and estates fell upon their wives. "Such women would submit with ill grace to restrictions upon their , dully lives and interests imposed by the husband on his return from the wurs." The custom of free marriage without "mauus" and only j upon consent of the woman resulted, ' 1 and the law forbidding a woman to ' be made an heir at law was obviated j by the creation of trusts for the bene; lit of women. Also, as men dimln- 1 , ished in numbers after the long and I tlerre Punic wars the social status of ' | women slowly rose. They retained the I J authority they had won over their ! households and demanded their share of the new Greek learning that followed the conquest of Greece. Wur, therefore, alwuys hostile In , i practice to women, gives historical evidence of having indirectly turned i to her permanent advantage. Per- I haps this is but another instance of 1 woman's ingenuity in turning seeming- j ^ ly adverse condlt' benefits. ~ If you feel "blue," "no account,' lazy, you need a good cleaning out. HEROINE is the right thing for that purpose. It stimulates the liver, tones up the stomach and purifies the bowels. Price 50c. Sold all dealers in medicine.?Adv. i Serbia's Medicinal Springs. ne feature of Serbia which is little I .nown but which or.e day may make that little country rich is its wealth or mineral springs. With some capital and enterprise several Serbian spas might soon outdo the famous watering places of Austria and Germany. One of them. Arandyelovats. has already _ attracted a considerable number of vis? itors in recent years, but the baths at ' < Kovllyacha have never received the atA tention they deserve. Waters of rare e_j virtue are there?one-containing iodine (t for the scrofulous and rheumatic, another with iron, another with peculiar e potency for the cure of eye diseases; ii- ?such as might well make Kovilyacha i the finest spa in Europe.?London i Chronicle. :rt i tasted the like of itI I i a pipe or roll a ciga- B ke if they use Prince H t yet given P. A. a try- H "nd a lot of enjoyment B *2* ??pp'y- B ^(aelon-Salem, N. C | tTBIDAT, SFPT. 1, ]916 NEW ENGLAND TOO LITERARY? fg Newspaper Assorts Too Little Atten? tion Is Paid to Manual and Tech- |C nical Education. pQ New England, with all it6 water Hg power tumbling from a thousand hills and its mill windows shining through the night, is restive and dissatisfied with programs of manual and tech- F nlcal education. Edmund Burke long MS ago discovered and proclaimed in the | British parliament the fierce ambition of every northern colonist to be his Hi own lawyer; and the forefathers r stood in greater fear ol having an Bg illiterate ministry than of hearing the 16 Indian warwhoops from the surrounding forest. The director of university H| extension work in Massachusetts finds the people still in love with book tcaiuuiB um tomparea with the grim utilities. The popularity of the LowI ell institute courses refutes the the- ? ! ory of those who hold that the day of the "lyceum lecture" is gone, to return no more. Bfl Vocational training seems to be having hard sledding on its road from Beacon Hill to Pittsfleld, from Provlncetown to Wllliamstown. Everybody wants to be a litterateur, and seeks to break into the codfish arlsi tocracy of belles leltres whose capital ^ is Beantown. Though interest is still pB i maintained in the applied science of i baseball, the philosophers and theo- VS | loglans still outnumber the pinch-hit* ters and moundsmen. But nobody ?? j seems to have any ambition to be a master plumber or a first-class bricklayer or an electrical engineer. Little ( Hollo's budding hope is to be a curar tor in the fine arts museum or libra- 1 rian at Harvard. Can nothing be i done to rescue the "highbrows" of New England from their infatuation with cold print and restore the abo- 1 rlglnal illiteracy of the happy davs of Massachusetts when It was folly to be wise??Philadelphia Ledger. | KILLING MEN SAVES BIRDS On Account of the War in Europe, Wild Animals Are Enjoying a Respite From Slaughter. While men are destroying each other in Europe, they are giving the wild creatures a respite. This is not philanthropy, but business?war busi-, ness. Anyone who can point a gun must aim It at the enemy. But the, effect on the birds is all that the most ardent Audubon society could desire. France has prohibited all hunting and the sale of native game. Ordinarily more than one thousand tons of such game, nearly all birds, are sold in French markets, not to mention the quantity consumed by the hunters. 1 Turn mllllnn ? 0 V,~J~ ? "" ...? U..IHUU in/uiiuo ui uiruB rep- [ resent a pretty heavy slaughter, and the absence of this destruction will help tc repeople the woods and fields I with feathered folk, Belgium, In nor- M mal times, exports more than fifty thousand skylarks for food. Since ^ most of these are trapped It may be .wi that the destruction Is not greatly lessened in some parts of the coun- Ug try, but in or near the war zone birds are immune. M Trees Witnesses in Lawsuit. Qj| Trees were used as witnesses in determlning the state line between Mis- ^ slssippi and Arkansas, during a hoar | Ing before O. K. Jewell, special com- d missioner of the United States Su- fj| I preme court. I Arkansas brought action against ?2 Mississippi for a great island in the id Mississippi in 1S48. Aged trees on the Arkansas side proved that part of the _____ island to be the oldest. The trees on i the Mississippi side were all young, in- mmm j dicatlng it to be "made land." Timber experts estimated some of the trees ara from 100 to 175 years old. Before-theI war steamboat pilots were among the | witnesses. I If the Supreme court decides tbe i case in favor of Arkansas a big lumber | company will have possession of 1,600 | acres of valuable timber. If the court decides in favor of Mississippi, numerous persons, mostly negroes, will gain possession of the land and tlmbsr. Wandering Bird. | The great albatross deserves tn he called the- wandering albatross. I | mounted specimen is preserved in one I | of our museums of a bird which, when I I captured off the coast of Chile, on De- I i cember 20, 1847, had a small vial hung ! on a string about its neck, ^hls vial 1 contained a piece of paper, from which . 1 it was learned that the bottle had been attached to the bird on December 12,' | 1847, by the captain of a whaling vesi sel when It was about 800 miles oif the coast of New Zealand. .The bird, j therefore, traveled at least 3,400 miles in eight days.?Prank Chapman in St. Nicholas. STOP TllF. FIRHT <X>1J>. | A cold does not get well of Itself.: The process W wearing oat a cold, I wears you outV and your/cough becomes serious tf neglejned. Hacking coughs drain Vhe imergy and sap the vitality. For Vy years the hupi py combination \ soothing antiseptic balsams L/l 1>\ King's New ! Discovery has ly/aleu crlughs ami re-. ' lieved congestion. Youtjg and old can testify ty'the effectiveness of Dr.. King's Sexy Discovery fX^ coughs and co!d^ Buy a bottle today at ( ! your druggist, 50c.?r-Adv. \ i I It Always Helps Hpi savs Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky.. inr vwriting of her experience with Cardui, the woman's E ' tonic. She says further: "lklo;e 1 b?-gan to use BCnx Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able ^q4R ' to do any of my housework. Alter taking three bottles vSW of Cardui, 1 began to feel like a new woman. 1 soon gained 35 pounds, and now, 1 do all my housework, QnS as well as run a big water mill. 1 wish every suffering woman would give feggy CftRsya S The Woman's Tonic teg- fl a trial. I still use Cardui w.IVen I feel a little bad, and it always does me good." mfnm. * ^ Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, ^ tired, worn-out teolings, etc., are sure signs of woman- Iraf! 31 ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's p0B^ ? * i ^ tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui | for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing |fi| ^ women for more than fifty years. j Get a Bottle Today 1Njt ?m?mmmm?mmmmm I FLOUR GOING UP i ! S >. M i \ i I, The price of Flour is steadily advanc- 83 Ij inc. but owine to the fact that I had con- H] ) tracted for a larce shipment of g|l i FLOUR AND SUGAR ?1 i W \ Before the price advanced I am in a posi- 'm l( tion to cive mv customers the benefit of [ closer prices on these commodities than mv Be I competitors. Can save von monev. Get Br \ mv prices before vou buv vour next Flour .TO y or Sucar. Bf \ OUR STOCK OF FLOUR IS THE BEST ?1 Bp The mills can make, and vou have a choice ~ \ of several e^jcellent brands at this store. TO*' y We sell also a select line of Staple and Br ) Fancy Groceries. Our business policy, as Mil ii vou Know is. ' tmt >: A ;S >, COURTESY?CLEANLINESS? ? HONESTY-SERVICE. )?1 [' f Sf J. W. 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