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S Z . \ it Agents for Number's Candies X X We Carry the C#np|ete line - J j . 0 f Phone Us Y# Orders. ; "wawL ?- a i 1 MDWAY[DRUG CO. s J Telephone 1915 ? ^ xcock X) ^ ^ O ^ 9 ^^ufnter WprinftBflnvi J ' <jj>ve b?en visiting for MUTUAL S [; ,1., ; If you are not iwured/now is a good time to insure. i After the wet spell :ht^"Oof of the house will be dry and may burn from a sjark'and fires frequently occur from Lightning. I V n f Monfy agent YORK - I SOI TII ( AHOI.INA I clear bai> skin from within the system and brighten the eye. a Pimply, muddy complexions are full, free, non-griping bowel move-j due to impurities irj the blood. Clear ment in the morning is the reward up the skin by tpking Dr. King's of a dose of Dr. King's New l,ife New Life Pills. TJheir mild laxative Pills the night before. At your qualities roinove the poisons from druggist. 25c.??Adv. ' enj^ment as yd never thought p j jfi&t anc* fire-up a ff^xxsJ^&i pdf or a home-made IJince Albert giy^s ou every tobaccp sat\ x r=ra;ralllil {faction your sf6oke-\ ippetite ever hankered\ for. That's because *$? ' It's made by a patented wMSbS?^^. ^ process that cute ouf jL'&'Si bite and parch! Prince Albert has always 5STkpf?o7 .' l 1J j. . ku aud< ti / uceii soiu wiuiuui coupons or premiums. f We prefer to give quality 1 """ t?R1NGE ALBEI the national joy emoke has a flavor as different as it fe delightful You ncvor te And that isn't strange, either. Men who think they can't smoke a ZZSiul MblT rette can 9moko will smoki toppy r?J bmg*. 5c/ tidyni Albert. And smokers who have not y Mm, toci handsom* pound out certainly have a big surprise, -rv c.+ing fin. coming their way as a " yrtS \?? rnwmd eryiat giat Kmrni- Prince Albert tobacco will teh dmr with ipong*-mou tenor 1 l?i iT'liifR- J- REYNOLDS TOBACC^ *'; k ?v ***%, HE I LANCASTER NEWS 1 . .?r?r. HISTORY TO REPEAT ITSELF? Roman Women Won Law's Recognition and Social Statu* aa Result of Punic Wars. 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 the 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 Btatus as a "person" before the law and no sepal-ate property rights.v She p-.ssed out of the "potestas"?power? of her father, into the "manus" of her husband. It was written in the insti- ! tutes of Roman law that nothing could "be granted in the way of Justice to those under power?1. e., to slaves, children, and wives; for it is reasonable to conclude that, since these persons 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 j 264 to 202 B. C.. the mauaeement nt their households and estates (ell upon their wives. "Such women would submit with ill grace to restrictions upon their dally lives and interests 1m- ! posed by the husband on his return from the wars." The custom of free ' marriage without "inauus" and only j upon consent of the woman resulted, ' and the law forbidding a woman to be made an heir at law was obviated ! by the creation of trusts for the benefit of womun. Also, as men dlmin- ' iehed in numbers after the long and fierce Punic wars the social status of 1 women Blowly rose. They retained the authority they had won over their households and demanded their share of the new Qreek learning that followed the conouest of Greece. War. therefore, always hostile in practice to women, gives historical evidence of having Indirectly turned : to her permanent advantage. Per- ! haps this is but another instance of 1 woman's ingenuity in turning seemingly adverse condit' benefits. If you feel "blue," "no account, azy, you need a good cleaning out. HEROINE is the right thing lor that iurpose. It stimulates the liver, ones up the stomach and purifies thej jowels. Price 50c. Sold all dealerst n medicine.?Adv. Serbia's Medicinal Springs. ne feature of Serbia which is little .aown but which one day may make that little country rich is its wealth of 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 attention they deserve. Waters of rare NFliie are Tnere^mecontaining iodine I for the scrofulous and rheumatic, another with iron, another with peculiar potency for the cure of eye diseases j ?such as might well make Kovllyacha I the finest spa in Europe.?London I Chronicle. J 11 isted the like of it! I i pipe or roll a ciga- I 9 if they use Prince et given P. A. a try- | i a lot of enjoyment H Fppiy. H N. C | . FRIDAY, SfiPT. 1, 1916 NEW ENGLAND TOO LITERARY' t Newspaper Assarts Toe Little Atter tlon Is Paid to Manual and Technlcal Education. New England, with all Its wate power tumbling from a thousand hill and its mill windows Bhining throug] the night, is restive and dlssatistlei with programs of manual and tccli nical education. Edmund Burke loni ago discovered and proclaimed in tin British parliament the fierce ambltloi of every northern colonist to be hi own lawyer; and the forefather stood in greator fear ot having ai illiterate ministry than of hearing th Indian warwhoops from the surrounc ing forest. The director of unlversit; extension work in Massachusetts find the people still in love with bool learning as compared with the grin utilities. The popularity of the Low ell institute courses refutes the the ory of those who hold that the day o the "lyceum lecture" la gone, to retur: no more. Vocational training seems to be ha* ing hard sledding on its road fron Beacon Hill to Pittsfleld, from Pro* lncetown to Willlamstown. Everj body wants to be a litterateur, an seeks to break into the codfish arie tocracy of belles lettres whose capita Is Beantown. Though interest is stil maintained in the applied science o baseball, the philosophers and thee loglans still outnumber the pinch-hit ters and moundsmen. But nobod; seems to have any ambition to be t master plumber or a first-class brick layer or an electrical engineer. Llttl< Hollo's budding hope is to be a curs tor in the fine arts museum or libra rian at Harvard. Can nothing b< done to rescue the "highbrows" o New England from their infatuatloi with cold print and restore the abc rigtnal illiteracy of the happy days o Massachusetts when it was folly to hi wise??Philadelphia Ledger. KILLING MEN SAVES BIRD! On Account of the War In Europe Wild Animals Are Enjoying a Respite From Slaughter. While men are destroying each oth er in Europe, they are giving th wild creatures a respite. This is no philanthropy, but business?war bus ness. Anyone who can point a gu must aim it at the enemy. But th effect cn the birds is all that th most ardent Audubon society coul desire. France has prohibited all huntlm and the sale of native game. Ord: narily more than one thousand ton of such game, nearly all birds, ar sold in French markets, not to mei tlon the quantity consumed by th hunters. Two million pounds of birds rej resent a pretty heavy slaughter, am the absence of this destruction wil help to repeople the woods and field with feathered folk. Belgium, in noi mal times, exports more than lift; thousand skylarks for food. Sine most of these are trapped it may b that the destruction is not greatl, lessened in some parts of the coue try, but in or near the war zone bird are immune. Trees Witnesses in Lawsuit. Trees were used as witnesses in di termlning the state line between Mil stssippi and Arkansas, during a heai ing before O. K. Jewell, special con mi8sioner of the United States Si preme court. Arkansas brought action ngains Mississippi for a great island in th Mississippi in 1848. Aged trees on th Arkansas side proved that part of tb Island to be the oldest. The trees o: the Mississippi side were all young.lt dlcating it to be "made land." Timbe experts estimated some of the trees ar from 100 to 175 years old. Before-tb< war steamboat pilots were among th witnesses. If the Supreme court decides tb case in favor of Arkansas a big lumbe company will have possession of 1,60 acres of valuable timber. If the coui decides in favor of Mississippi, nume ous persons, mostly negroes, will gal possession of the land and timber. Wandering Bird. The great albatross deserves to b called th* wandering albatross. . mounted specimen la preserved In on of our museumi of a bird which, whe captured off the coast of Chile, on I> cember 20, 1847, had a small vial bun on a string about its neck, ^hls vli contained a piece of paper, from whlc it was learned that the bottle bad bee attached to the bird on December 1: 1847, by the captain of a whaling vei sel when It was about 800 miles o the coast of New Zealand. .The bin therefore, traveled at least 3,4( miles in eight days.?Frank Chapma in St. Nicholas. STOP THE FIRST COIJ). A cold does not get well o. ttsel The process of wearing oat a co wears you out\ and your/cough b comes serious neglected. Had ing coughs drain kjie cmergy and sa the vitality. For years the hai py combination soothing ant septic balsams M l>\ King s Ne Discovery has hXaleu cAughs ami r lieved congestion. You^g and o can testify tev'tho effectiveness of D King's Ne\y Discovery f\i cougl and coldy' Huy a bottle \oday i your drgggist, 50c.~r-Adv. V N It Always HelpsNf|B r 'pSB says Mrs* Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in HjE jB r~^j writing of her experience with Cardui, the woman's f '1 -vi; kfli tonic. She says further: "Ikloie I began to use ftQflj * ; Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, 1 ^ thought the pain would kill me. 1 was hardly able ROn ' B 19 to do any of my housework. After taking tliree bottles H9K a I j of Cardui, 1 began to feel like a new woman. I soon s BiB gained 35 pounds, and now, 1 do all my housework, Km s as well as run a big water mill. ? |cm 1 wish every suffering woman would give 11 CARBiUS 5 |gj The Woman's Tonic hgl' ^ a trial I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, P^T; mjm and it always does me good." lof Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, a tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- IfT^ ' B9I ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's KB', <. tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui lLj? r ;* a BIB for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing IBk - -v t- women for more than fifty years. r*T* "vB \ Ifil /i ol- ^ 11^*41- rr?- J htsd' j ^ | ! i FLOUR GOING UP 11 i C S| ; g g V W The price of Flour is steadily advanc- JjC] i M ing, but owing to the fact that I had con- K] ' M tracted for a large shipment of ^j|v I FLOUR AND SUGAR 1 > t m ml> i-; ft Before the price advanced I am in a posin W tion to give mv customers the benefit of Bfo 6 >5 closer prices on these commodities than mv HB ! ? competitors. Can save vou monev. Get gfi' mv prices before vou buv vour next Flour jtOj S g or Sugar. : M OUR STOCK OF FLOUR IS THE BEST 6 :* S \st ? S The mills can make, and vou have a choice Sf?T 3 of several excellent brands at this store. JPu J , < We sell also a select line of Staple and jK) tl M Fancv Groceries. Our business policy, as w a W vou know is. A mj* 8 ' Si l COURTESY?CLEANLINESS? '? P, HONESTY?SERVICE. ( ! ;f i s| >B J. W. 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