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The Most jp Satisfying Drii I Make your meals complete with I Have it at lunch and at dinner H home. Call for it at hotels, caf | Pure; Nutritious. Non-intoxic | H ? I x>ear in ivnna J 8?& The soff drink vith the delicti teste of hops. At grocers', i druggists', in fact ut all places % where good drinks are sold. LEMP Manufacturers ST. LOUIS Crescent Candy Co., Distributors, Wilmington, N. C. BENEFITS FORGOT '1 i.-e Comptroller of the Currency recently revoked the authority he had previously Riven for the organi- ^ zr.tion of u national bank on the ' . frou ?d that the applicants for the f' charier for a bank, although men of tl means, hud subscribed practically ' nothing to the Liberty Loans. > u |^* 'I he application for a charter war , |j in proper form, and these applicants Mere men of wealth; so far as lognl i and material qualifications were concorned the granting of the charter was justified. j But when it was ascertained that these wealthy applicants for a charter to do banking business under the w protection and co-operation of the ? Un.ted Stutes Government had out of their great wealth purchased only n * '00 wor; of Liberty Bonds among them, Co nptroller Williams nronintlv n revoked his upprovul of the application. . They wdl have 110 national bank. The right and justice of the Camptroilers action will be heartily inw dorsed by every true American citizen. These men present a typical ct'se of getting all possible from the ^ Government and rendering as little return as possible. M Vet the individual American citizen, whether native or foreign born, tl wno from the soil of this country or from the opportunities this country ft has offered him has amassed money and property, and who in this time of vyar and necessity refuses to do his ^ part in financing his country, is not 1 one whit bettef than these applicant <! for a national-bank charter. He is j noting on the same principle, and it ! he differs from these would-be na- , tional bankers, he differs only in de l gree .not-in kind. a m 9HILOH The Children's Day at Shiloh was S| line ui.d there was plenty to eat and ,T1 every body repotred a fine time. st Mr. J. A. Oliver and daughter, Clarcey, motored to the home of 'w Mr. J. K. Johuson Fridav afternoon J( Mrs. Rosa Rivers and children are visiting her uncle, Mr. Press White n] ^ of near Teal's Mill. r, The Bob Cat is improving, it was T able to be at Shiloh Saturday. w Miss Mary Sellers, of Vhesterheld visited in the Shiloh section last ^ week. w Miss Pearl Therrell is visiting her brother, Mr. Dan Therrell. Miss Mary and Leatha Johnson are ,n visiting Mss Clarcey Oliver. Mr. Paul Jones was n this com- ^ munity Saturday. di Some of the girls took a hike to ? Shiloh Saturday. Mrs. J. A. Oliver was in the Teal's * Mill section recently. ^ Best wishes to the dear old Adver- V tiser and its many readers. S TEAL'S MILL vi Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace were visiting in this community Sunday. pi Messrs. Luther Hicks and Charlie n Swink visited at Mr. J. E. Johnson C Sunday afternoon. o1 With best wishes to The Advertiser and its many friends. L WOMEN TORTURED! ? " ai Suffer Terribly With Corn* Because of High Hool*, hut Why Coro Now. Women wear high heels which hue- o kit- u > their toe* and they suffer ter- b ribly from corns. Women then pro- b ceed to trim these pests, seeking re- tl Help bat they harddly realize the i terrible danger from infection, says si a Cincinnati authority. tl ' .Corns can easily be lifted out with t1 the fingers if you will get from any i drug store a quarter of an ounce of o a drug called freezone. This is suffl- w cient to remove every hard or soft p corn or callus on one's feet. You a simply apply a few drops directly s upon the tender, fcching corn or cal- s lus. The soreness is relieved at once p and soon the entire corn or callus, U root and all, lifts out with out one n particle of pain. f > This freezon* is a sticky substance which dries in a moment. It just b 0 shrivels up the corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding o tissue or skin. .Tall your wifs about t this. Adv. S. 1 nSomS&j Coupons <2 coupons each denomInution 20) packed nJi1|||I|1"L<4 in every case. Tlnllll'JIUPR exchangeable for premiums. i ELM GROVE l Mr. Charlie Swink .spent the Inter part f last week with relatives at luby. I Messrs. Elbert Therrell and Dojk luntley, of near Ches.erliehl were 5 1 [lis community Sunday. Mrs. Wade Turnnfre, spent Sunda' ' fternoon with her mother, Mrs. S-tl- ( e Wullace. i Messrs. Luther Winford and Oscai ( 'urnuge, of near Sliiloh was visiting i this community hud Sunday. I Mr. S. W. Hicks is very sick at lis writing. 1 Mr. Frank Turnuge, of Hurtsville, j 'as visiting in this community las unduy. , Mr. Lewis Wallace spent Fri.lnv ' ight with# Mr. W. K. Huneycutt. ' r Mrs. W. T. Rivers spent Sunday fternoon'with Mrs. K. C. Rivers. i Mr. L. T. Hicks spent Sund <v af- ' ?rnoon at Cheraw. 1 Mr. Bennic Rivers was the dinnc. ^ uest last Sunday of Mr. Sam Run- p ater. c Mr. Dunk Martin spent Sun<lay in lis community. Preaching next Sunday morning at [acedonia. I Some of the farmers are planting ? leir cotton over again. The superintendent of the Cradle , oil continues to improve. 0 Prayer meeting every Sunday (1 ight at Mt. Olivet. Kve?yb.:dy cor- u ially invited to come. Best wishes to the Advertiser and s many readers. f o FRIENDSHIP There is a great deal of complain', o bout a stand of cotton in this com- t lunity. Some are planting over. . n Mr. C. S. and Miss Oliva Cas >n 1 lent Sunday afternoon in this com- 1 lunity. J Misses Eunice and Alliean Lower.v udents of the Wingate High School p re spending the summer at home H ith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. p trnnic ?jUW %ri y , U The Friendship Sunday School b rranging their program for Child n ;n's Day on the 4th Sunday in May * his school has 90 on roll and then = ere 85 present Sunday. We are sorry to report Mrs. George ivers on the sick list but hope sue ill soon be well again. To the gratification of all hci iends, Mrs. W. J. Streater is mu nproved. We were sure glud to see the let:r in The Advertiser from Mr. An rew J. Huntley. We surely hope le boys "over there" will nol forgo ? write to the dear old Advertiser, he writer was well acquainted will lr. Huntley when he was quite a t>ung boy. Preaching next Suuduy at 1:30, unday School at 3:30. Prayer serices every Wednesday night at 8:30. All who intend to take part in the ~ rogram for Children's Day are earestly requested to meet at the j, hurch Saturday afternoon at 4 C 'clock. a . a EMONS MAKE SKIN c C UfUiTr - ? ? ? nnut, awn, LLtAK l! t l?k? thia Beauty Lotion for a Faw Canta and Sao for Youraalf J f What girl or woman hasn't hoard f lemon juice to remove complexion lemishes; to whiten the skin and to e ring out the roses, the freshness and le hidden beauty? But lemon juice lone is acid, therefore irritating, and ? bould be mixed with orchard white 1 tiis way. Strain through a fine cloth be juice of two fresh lemons into bottle containing about three < unces of orchard white, then shake ' rell and you have a whole quarter int of skin and complexion lotion at 4 bout the cdst or.e usually pays for a mall jar of ordinary cold cream. Be ure to strain the lemon juice so no j ulp gets into the bottle, then this I ition will remain pure and fresh for tonths. When applied daily to the ace, neck, arms and hands it should elp to bleach, clear, smothen and i eautify the skin. t Any druggist will suppy three t unces of orchard white at very lit- I le coat and the grocer has the le- I MM. Adr 6. . 1 U.S. Must Ci Of What America Consumed 42,0 From Now Until Only 21 RATION PER PERSOI OF WHEAT Military Necessity Calls For Gre Bread Must Be Mainta Sailors to Have If we are to furnish the A1 tion of wheat to maintain theh next harvest, and this is a mill out monthly consumption to 2 against our normal consumptic or 50 per cent, of our normal < tion as set forth by the U. S. F< ton. Reserving a margin for d special cases, leaves for gene li^? pounds of wheat products Administration's statement con are dependent upon bakers' bre and therefore, requires a large than cereal breads baked in navy require a full allowance. 1 can make greater sacrifices products than can the poor, the agricultural districts, whei dant, are more skilled in the pi other cereals than the crowded With improved transportatic able a surplus of potatoes. We a surplus of milk, and we have consumption. The drain on ry< already greatly exhausted the To effect the needed saving of wheat ve are wholly dependent upon the roluntnry assistance of tly? Anterlcnn >eople ntnl we ask that the following ules shall he observed: 1. Householders to use not to exceml t total of 1V4 pounds per week of vheat products per person. This neans not more than 1% pounds of rtctory bread containing the required terceutage of substitutes and one-half ?ound of cooking Hour, macuronl. Tuckers, pastry, pies, cakes, wheat reukfiiHt cereals, all combined. 2. I'ubllc eating places and clubs te bservo two wheatless days per week, louduy and Wednesday, as at present, n uddition thereto, not lo serve to Jty one guest at any one meal au ggregute of breadstuff's macaroni, rankers, pastry, pies, cakes, wheat ireakfast cereals, containing a total >f more thun two ounces of wheat lour. No wheal products to he served inless specially ordered. I'ubllc eatng establishments not to buy more ban six pounds of wheat products for ach ninety tneals served, thus conormlng with the limitations requested f the householders. 8. Retailers to sell not more than ne-elghth of a barrel of Hour to any own customer st any one time and ot more than one-quarter of u barrel o any country customer at any one Ime, and in no case to sell wheat roducts wlfliout the sale of an equal .-eight of other cereals. 4. We ask the bakers and grocers to educe the volume of Victory bread old, by delivery of the three-ouarter ouiui loaf where one pound who koIi) .-fore, and corresponding proportion* i other weights. We also ask linker* ot to Increase the amount of their rhca*. flour purchases beyond 70 per Catarrh of Mrs. Mary Feunell, R. F. D. , Pomona. Missouri, writes: "1 wish to say a few words in the praise of Peruna. 1 have used it with good results for cramps in tho stomach. Also found It the very thing for catarrh of the head. My sister was cured of catarrh of stomach by the use of Peruna."' Mrs. E. T. Chomer, 09 Ea3t 42nd St., Chicago, 111., soys: "Manalin best laxative on the market for liver and bowels, very good for Indigestion and heart burn. Tho?o who object to liquid medicines can secure Peruna tablet*. lUtC lA KJ ilio. l-iljr O 4 IditUO, Lu"as County, an. ^ r rank J. cnrnry innk?'!< nnin that he s senior partner of the tirm of K J. Ihenoy A Co., doing business in tho !lty of Toledo. County and State aforeald. and ttiat said Arm will pay tho um of ONE HUNDRED DOUEARB for ach and every case of Catarrh that annot be cured by the use of HALJV8 ATARItH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY Bworn to before me and subscribed n my presence, this Cth day of Decernter, A. D. 18HC. A. W. OUKA80N. (Seal) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internlly and acts through the Blood on the ducou* Surfaces of the System. Bend or testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, a Sold by all druggists, 75c. Hall's Famllv Pills for constipation. -.1 - ASHCRAFTS Condition Powders A high-class remedy for horses jtd mules in poor condition and n nred of a tonic. Builds solit nuscle and fat; cleanses the sys em, thereby producing a smooth rlossy coat of hair. Packed in MMHk 25o. box. Sola bf D. H. LANKY ? * Idfc3fc*..r ^ < ' mmmmmmmmm i i ut Use by One-Half >00,000 Bushels Monthly. Harvest Must Use ,000,000. * IS 1J POUNDS PRODUCTS WEEKLY ater Sacrifice Hero - Allied War ined?Our Soldier* and Full Allowance. Hies with the necessary propor war bread from now until the itary necessity, we must reduce 11,000,000 bushels a month, as >n of about 42,000,000 bushels, :onsumption. This is the situajod Administration at Washinglistribution to the army and for ral consumption approximately weekly per person. The Food tinues: Many of our consumers ad. Such bread must be durable r proportion of wheat products the household. Our army and The well-to-do in our population in the consumption of wheat In addition, our population in re the other cereals are abun eparation of breads from these city and industrial populations. >n conditions we now have avail1 also have in the spring months ample corn and oats for human 2 and barley, as substitutes, has supply of these grains. cent. of the uverutfe monthly amount I purchased In the four months prior to Murch 1. 5. Manufacturers uulng wheat products for non-food purposes should cease such use entirely. 6. There is no limit upon the use of other cerculs, flours, and meals, corn, bnrley. buckwheut, potato tlour, et cetera. Many thousand families throughout the land are now using no wheat products whatever, except a very small amount for cooking purposes, and are doing so in perfect health and satisfaction. There Is no reason why all of the American people who are able to cook lu their own households cannot subsist perfectly well with the use of less wheat products than one and onehalf pounds a week, and we specially ask the well-to-do households In the country to follow tills additional programme In order that we may provide the necessary marginal supplies for those parts of the community lees able to adapt themselves to so large a proportion of substitutes. In order that we shall be abla* to make the wheat exports that are absolutely demanded of us to maintain the civil population and soldiers of the allies and our own army, we propose to supplement the voluntary co-operation of the public by a further limitation of distribution, and we shall place at once restrictions on distribution which will be adjusted from time to time to secure as nearly equitable distribution as possible. With the arrival of harvest we should be able to relax such restrictions. Until then we aslt for the necessary putience. sacrifice and co-operation of the distributing trades. : Stomach Mad* Woll ' ** By Peruna. Also Cured PE-RU-NA Break your Cold or LaGjrippe with a faw doaas of 166. TERRIBLnWOUET Suffering Described As Torture Relieved by Black-Draught. Rossville, Oa.?Mrs. Kate Lee Able, ol this place, writes: "My husband is an engineer, and once while lifting, he injured himself with a piece cf heavy ma cmnery, across me aooomen. ne was so sore he could not bear to press on himself at all, on chest or abdomen. He weighed 1G5 lbs., and fell off until he weighed 110 lbs., in two weeks. He became constipated and it looked like he would die. Wc had three different doctors, yet with all their medicine, his bowels failed to act. He would turn un z ten-cent bottle of castor oil, and drink it two or three days in succession. He did this yet without result. We became desperate, he suffered so. He was swollen terribly. He told me his suffering could only be described as torture. 1 sent and bought Thedford'g BlackDraught. I made h'm take a big dose, and when ft began to act he fainted, he was in such misery, but he got relief and began to mend at once. He got well, and we both feel he owes his life to Thedford's Black-Draught ." Thedford's Black-Draught will help you to keep fit, ready for the day's work. Try III NC-131 / 9 W\ {? "TI HI Wl Ti W\ w\ A Y':\ WM th ft 4 WMA ti wwA >'s KH I^kI he Wt\ IM\ Y, 13 I & HHa 'n ?1111 JUT j jnp:J r o u R EVERYONE Wars cannot be fought without i ovary financial demand upon the Ns in? ricn or inn country cannot the men of the country cannot do cannot do It alone; but all of us. t> I %arding partisanship, forgetting se supremacy of right and determining Ideals and secure the safety of Amei and splendid work which God has c< fWi mRSAvn ISSUKD UNITFX1 COVES j Buy Tht Help Win FOR SALE E5 2$ank % Oldest Rank i R. E. Rivers, President. M. J. Hough, Vice-President. Iff luun mun UNITE] jOOVEJ I aMMMMi Buy Th Help Win I FOR SALE E i (Chesterfield L C. C. DOUG ALSO FIRE, ACCIDENT, I! INSL W. Buy mmd S.ll R?i i -te Quality Goes Clear ThrouqK Buy a Dort and Ke only extravagant car is the unused car in use is a car that i3 saving time .rift to buy a car and use it. to Dort is the sort of a car that is used?one th elf. Li?,ht, easily handled, costing little lor sitancy about usin& it "eurly unJ olten." ju can do more with a Dort to ftet you about qui ' ftottin& "on tho ground" instead of telephoning cause of the outdoor uir you fcet in usin& your J any way you look at it, the Dort will inc ly a Dort uuJ u-o it. LUCAS AUTO CO., THE DORT MOTOR CARCOMPANY, Ft Fourscoson Cars: "x live Dort. Soil..It. 1 Coupa ond Sedonet - | | | enjoy Kivot popularity 1 B ?, ^ 1 I HgHHwrsJ I onion,', tlune 3r. Vn.ft j 1 / in cor tine oppror- I j once, utility ond com- ^L?Jr l'j ' ?X ft tart ut o low prica. ? ? ? ? #?^-1 SEASON E MUST HELP. money, and upon the Treasury centers ition. alone meet the needs of the Nation; it alone; the women of the country j ic people of the United States, dlsreIfish interests, thinking only of the to vindicate the majesty of American rica and civilization, can do the great lied upon us to do. W. G. McADOO. , t'l Secretary of the Treasury. ( ft l< ?51 M (OS STAMPS i a BY TUB P > STATEJ I JiMENT ^ ? \v ;m And ' The War - | l! 7ERYWHERE ^ ^ i kesterfield | j tt Chcderfleltl i 1' \ C. C. Ubuglttit, Cnsliic-r I L). I., Smith, Assist. Caslite.'. j y I" ? 's. I I j ! ?< t th ; iri 551 HOS STAMPS o by rum D STATES RMMENT '? ??J AM ' ' em And i The War j ; IVERYWHERE i 4 i ? i i I : i i i i i ) g ' loan o ins. va). ! LASS, Manager IKALTH, HAIL, LIVE STOCK. FRANCE ?l Estate?Money Loaned < ?r? I BMHSSlii i ? -- . , i.m I a UUJIII! p _ IOpm Car* Touring $865 Ruidst.-r $865 t ourwtuon Un Scdani* $1000 S-lon $126$ Coupe $12o$ All price* F. O. 11. Flint. Mich. Use It or the useless cor. end money. It is at more than pays for upkeep, there is no ickly; you can do better you will /'eel better Dort. reuse your efficiency. Vgents .INT, MICK. 3pa CARS >OUBTS IF SHE'D HAVE LIVED TODAY Were It Not for Mantone Well Known I.atly Gained Wonderfully On It. "Were it not for Mantone I doubt 1 could have lived mucu longer, 'rites Mrs. Elizabeth Ititrjrshee, iiurrii worKvr, nu'iiiDi'i' ot the I), of ., and well-known lady of this Stnte, rmorly of Abbeville. "Hefore taking Mantone Mrs. ivrifshoo suffered terribly for 1<> K>nlh-. "My blood was poisoned illi imparilies. 1 had a eomplioaon of liver, kidney and nerve troule, also a severe ease of intestinal idirrestion. My sleep was hi ! < n nd did not res' me. I 'ell off 10 minds in weitfhl. I had iieailaehes, uekaehes and high Idea.I pressure, ly hands and arms were r.unil*. I as dizzy, my tongue was coated end was nauseated. "I learned what Mnntone did lor u iend and took the full treatment, eadaehes and backaches have left e, my digestion is better, numbness disappeared, my nerves are i-.-: r mi 1 -loop well. 1 never foi piaisi'd mn in.-iioii,.-, : \tt laii'i.ne has done all this for nv . r.d (km!.folk otl'i-r my story f r ti e ' 11 ' i t of others who sulTc and li nn ! am sure Mantone will h? !p." Miintono "Makes Ynu Keel (Jnod li sold by all drug stores. Advel t semen . 1 F.N 1 ION OF FIXING COTTON PHICE DF.N1I O \\ as'un.utnii, April lit. -Denial . i- thi' war industries board coimnlates the fixing of prices i.?r iton. was made in a statement today by Senator Smith, of nib at'roliiia. The statement f? I - " ' h? < ?? tun market is beinp abto"v tmorahr.ed by those who take ifantape of t ori tin rumors :?s > io price fixing by the board of w .r idustries and by introduction in mjtress of certain bd's as to pr vinp. i tie war industries board has no over under law to fix the or ? > >tton ami I am informed b" a i r of that board that the l'Xin?, f le price ?d' cotton has not been dis is?ed and no effort in that din < ' s eontemplnted. "As to the bill's iiilvoduvt-on tht T" no probability wb.itefcr of nay l' nm beiiv seriously d vu'sed 11:00 . ss passed. "No toll lixinp the price of cotto i u. pass tb s empress, in' r < n cv-rj article of Commerce in Amriea are also fixed." aaagftBftftftftfe ? u e a mf > Tn~a~a~?~k" vvr-'v %r V^"v o"Vv MAKE:; VV|V' ;y^Wc::;7vYc^S' 7 PURINA i^Ci'tKWt PURINA | J JCH'CK V^CHICKD) j: J?* lirtf U f: ? '! in*) wf Will guarantee DCUELE DEVELOPMENT iri'rt it" MI wrrki f>l * i Ki. k? ki.- n * MONEY BACk i (>?> lo u*?* ihe b*?l Sulii n. 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