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THERE YOU ARE After That It Was Easy to Understand Where Old Lady Wanted Letter to Go. A portly Dutch woman applied to the post of lice for a money order to *?mfi tta Irer son In the fur Fast. She ' told the dork sin? had left her son's letter at home, but said he was "some place out In China, dot sounds like ivr ' ol.so an automobile makes." The clWIt smiled, and turning to another nearby, he suld: "What kind of a noise does an automobile make, Joe?" "llonk. Iionk!" the other suggested. "Yah, dot's It," explained the woman, her face brightening, "llonk honk, dot's der place." So the clerk made the order puynblc to Hongkong, and the woman went way happy. So Worried. ~WTmf ails your wife?" "Huh?" "She seems disgruntled about her trip." "Aw. she forgot to w.dgh Fldo be- 1 fore sin* went away and now* she doesn't know whether the pup gained anything or not." He who lias no friends doesn't have to lend them money. Itelny osrrcod off Is sometimes retrl- < feutlnn for ejrulnj; on. ^0*??????? ??MP???a???? If you want t( health a habit interferes, try POSr I M ?the wholesoi with a rich cof You'll find Po without any p< Boil for fifteen boiling begins. Delicious. Refresh Two size*, usually s Made Postum Cere Battle Creel L \ ?J CASTORIK rprtniknti and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always / ? Bears tho /WSf srrwr a $ i? /&/ Use Vjr For Over Thirty Years CIS IUKIA TNt OINTAUR MNNV. NIW V9M fffT. MIIIIH1I LUI HI1HUIU n Q aoLO F0R 80 YEARS INTritThfel For MALARIA, U JJ1]k?J CHILLS and i s?/ FEVER Alae Fine General V7 lrVl 11 y>-i Strengthening Tonic. SOU) tT All DICC STOKESFRESH CRISP WHOLESOME-DELICIOUS I TMI SANITARY METHODS AMLliD IN THK MAKING OS THIS! BISCUITS MAKE THEM TNI STANDARD ?f EXCELLENCE fyer Prelrr has fttetn. or if net ht should. <d(k bun or write us qivinq his name. CHATTANOOGA BAKERY One Kind. "Wlutt is Ion); division, pa?" "Dividing tliinyrs so Hint the othei fellow gets the short end." Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes. That Itch and burn with hot baths Df Cuticura Soap followed by gentle nnolntings of Cuticura Ointment. N'othing bettor, purer, sweeter, especially If a little of the fragrant Cullcuru Talcum Is dusted on nt the flu .an. ;:oc each everywhere.?Adv. MOT AT ALL BAD REASONING Few Have Real Confidence in Advice That Is Handed Out by Acknowledged Failures. Harold It'll Wright, the novelist said In an after-dinner speech in Saii Francisco: "After all, success?financial sue cess?Is the best proof of a book's merit. All good hooks, from 'Itohtnsoii Crusoe' down, have had phenomenal success?made hundreds of thousands nf dollars. "\Ve all know this Is true about financial success. We are all like th< tramp who asked the old gentleman for the price of a glass of beer. " 'I have no money,' the old gentle man said, 'but I will give you a little udvico. friend.' "The tramp lit a elgarette butt and blew a contemptuous pulT of smoke Into the old gentleman's face. "'Well, If ye ain't got no money, he said, 'yer advice can't be very valuable.' " Expensive. "You shouldn't feel so bad about your daughter getting married. Yon are not losing her. but really gaining a son-in-law." "That's Just the trouble." said the bride's father. "That means another mouth to feed and the cost of living already out of reach." Uncertain. "I know n follow who Is very successful In hniulliiiK the irrip." "Is he n doctor or n hellhop?" d make good ? and coffee a change to ruM ne table-drink fee-like flavor. stum satisfies malty. minutes after ting. Economical. old at 15c and 25c j by al Company c, Michigan "# r 9 NATIONAL TOBACCO LEAGUE MED A CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS IS LAUNCHED FOR PROTECTION OF U8ERS OF WEED. HEADQUARTERS ARE OPENED Statement of Anti-Tobacconist Chan icterized as Cruel Libel on Courage | and Honor of American Soldier. Washington.?Tar Heel tobacco pro- ' ducers and crushers are interested in ' i movement here, where the National ' Tobacco League of America, a new organization launched for the purpose I j of "defending" the use of the weed, j has literally taken time by the fore- ' lock and opened headquarters and a i 1 campaign. The league, it is asserted, wa? brought into existence "by tobacco users to combat anti-tobacco legislation." It publishes an official organ s called The Defender. The purpose of the movement is "to weld into a concrete organization the tobacco con- | sumers of this country, the league be- . tieving that is the only practical way | to defeat anti-tobacco legislation. In its first issue. The Defender chnl- ' lenges Dr. Clarence True Wilson, seo b retary of the temperance board ol the Methodist Episcopal church, a ? leading prohibition worker of Washington. Dr. Wilson is charged with e slandering American soldiers when ho K charged that "young men trained al j great expense by the government had t( to be led out of the fighting ranks to have cigarettes stuffed into their I mouths before thev could stand up S( t md hold a gun.' 61 This is characterized by The Defender "as cruel a libel as ever tra- n tuced the honor and courage of an Aunerican soldier." ! ? h ' 81 100.000 JEWS MARCH n THROUGH N. Y. STREETS Now York.?Now Yor* today wit- n jnossod its groatest paTade of airv y one people?more than 100,000 Jewish men nnd women marching to an ageold Hebrew dirge, in protest against " alleged massacres of their people in the Ukraine. Winding for hours from the lowest East Side to Oarnegle ' hall in the heart of the metropolis, the cortege continued uninterrupted from 1 o'clock in the afternoon until long after dark. Nearly ^5,000 uniformed soldiers, sailors and marines, veterans of the war, led the procession. ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO FORM ANOTHER NEW PARTY Chicago.?A new national political body to be known as the Labor Party | of the United States was created by representatives of organized labor in convention here. The object of the movement as set i forth in its constitution will be "to , organize all hand and brain workers of the county to support the princi- , - * ll.l 1 : ? 1 A I pies OI 11 political, suciai uuu u.uuon.u. , democracy." AGREEMENT MADE BY HINE8 WITH RAILWAY TRACK MEN Washington. ? A now wage and 1 working agreement was signed b<? j tween the railroad administration and officials of the Brotherhood of Mainte- j nance of Way Employees and Railway Track lnborers. While demnnds of j the union were not fully met, the j eight-hour basic day was established I for track laborers and others of that | classification, and time and a half pay after that hour was provided. Most of the other employes included ] under the agreement will receive time and a half overtime pay ufter 10 hours. Signing of the new contract by Director General Hines ended negotin- , tions which have been in progress since February. ITALY IS THREATENED WITH REBELLION BY SOCIALISTS. Home.?Rumors of the wildest character regarding the possibility of a very sorious crisis, involving not only j cabinet, but also the reigning house of Italy, are in circulation as opening of parliament approaches. The socialists, proud of their recent victory are eager to continue what they call their "march forward." The older, more authoritative members ot the party, however, are against any excesses. AMPBir.AN TROOPS ARE TO REMAIN ABROAD LONGER. Paris. ? The withdrawal of the American troops from Cohlenz, in occupied Germany, is not considered in American peace conference circles as necessary in consequence of the failure of the United States senate to ratify the German p< ace treaty. It ta contended that the United States is still one of the allied and associated powers, and that the postponement ot final action on the treaty does not change its relation. PROMISCUOUS FIRING OCCURS IN VIRGINIA MINE FIELDS Richmond. Va.?Reports from St. Charles, Norton and Big Stone Gap are that there has been some promls cuous firing of mounted high-powered guns in the possession of radical miners, but no fatalities have occurred within the last 24 hours. So far at could he ascertained there has beet, no bloodshed at the mines and no* that 500 militiamen have been sent t< the fields oo great trouble is expected "CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUF* IS CHILD'S LAXATIVE " Look at tongue! Remove poisons from stomach, liver and ' bo* elsL Accept "Cullfornla" Syrup of Figs anly?look for the name California on the package, theu you nre sure your child ISjliavIng the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its delicious fruity tuste. Full directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give it without fear. Mother I You must say "California." ? Adv. Quite So. "What do you think of this propoal to make men young by means of l?e glands?" "I think It Is all monkey business." VOMEN HEED SWAMP-R001 Thousands of women have kidney and ladder trouble and never suspect it. Womens' complaints often prove to be othing else but kidney trouble, or the csult of kidney or bladder disease. If the kidneys are not in a healthy ondition, they may cause the other orr.ns to become diseased. Pain in the back, headache, loss of amition, nervousness, nre often times symporns of kidney trouble. Don't delay starting treatment. Dr. kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physician's preoption, obtained at nny drug store, may e just the remedy needed to overcome uch conditions. Get & medium or large size bottle imlediately from nny drug store. However, if you wish first to test this rent preparation scr.d ten cents to Dr. .ilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a imple bottle. When writing be sure and lention this paper.?Adv. To have I lie right theory of luippl- I ess will not ilo much for you unless r?u practice It. Many a good man blacks shoes and amy a bad one blacks character. ABL |Qb "inr v ^ jj A Lett pH I am the h/jm are one of th see very few pi that their h Igl THEDFORI BLACK Cj for headache B Insi Q Pov For CROUP, COLDS, INFLUENZA A PNEUMONIA Mothers should keep a Jar of Braille's Vapom-ntha Salve convenient. When Croup, InOucms or Pneumonia threatens this delightful salvo rubbed well Into tbe throat, cbest and under the arms, will relieve the choking, break congestion and promote restful sleep. ?VA?? will pot siain mc emmes s??. SOf f 1 .SO t| all drag iUm or ml prepaid by triune limit Co. N, Wllkslinro, N. C. fgirwwgir; n ii n n AblV-UnA ui Interesl ;er From the I mother of seven boys and se ie healthiest familif^ in thn ^ families, mother and father, ealth is better than ours, ai )'S BLACK-DRAUGHT, an -DRAUGHT is the best liver torpid liver and constipation ist on Thedfoi rdered Liver Medicine. IDXKF i?. \ ... , . "* % FIVE bodies in ONE on t Tare equipped Commerc t diversified loads in city a f For Uto City Transport* Raw Material* Groin Finished Products Bulky Passengers Farm 1 Pick-up Service Cameo Bottles Barnya Express Poult r; Bagfage Farm P Feed and Grain Dresae Coal. Woed. lee Fence I Furniture Fruit a Hardware Boxe Transfer and Storage Baled Fruits Coal. [ Packing House Products Hogs. Highway Repair Materials Cotton Gardener's Truck Apple Dairy Products, ate., etc. etc. A Comma re a Truck Will Mo as Southern Motors f Fourth and Poplar Street] Distributors of Commerce Trucks Associate Dealer THE COMMERCE MOTOR CA Ninth Yoar Manafaetarot ; |Hand Sapolio - The] I [Salfor^iletaSBath| KO It SAI.K, 245 At'It US I.AM) AM) TIM ItKK. Charlton County, Oh., 4 miles (rum Kallroait SI Hi lull and Dixie HlKhtvuy. }., l?er acre. Terms to ?ull. Write L)r. Murkey, lironsoti. Florida. 3-WlEgrffinn lUGHT FA ting Recor I . . I" ' -t"-" f ' '< . $ ' ? " ' .' . . : < . .. -v . * V J ' f < V k / T ' : ' >*' \ v H ; V' / V itoAfmN Mother of the j T1 C ?i U. ? tv inviivoiVJ | 1 Willi.) OWJJIU 111 LH'l ven girls, all about grown. W )uth. . . We are a large farr with fourteen grown children, id we have used for our fan d very little of anything els tonic 1 have ever seen. We , and it is just as recommendec MRS. 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