Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume], January 22, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATOH, RICHMOND COUNTY, N, 0.
I AM GLAD TO ENDORSE
PE-RU-NA
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a
lb
Come In -Sit
Down
in one of our
COMFORTABLE
ROCKERS
Buy One
Take it home with
you, and with care
it will look as nice
and be as comfort
able ten years from
now as it is today.
Let Your Wife
know the joys of
comfort in her mo
ments of leisure.
She earns that com
fort every day in
the year.
Make Home
Attractive
to your children.
Then they will not
always be aching
and fidgeting to
"go somewhere."
The Sunshine
of Life
begins and ends in
your home. It will
be brilliant, or dim,
as you elect to make
it. An easy chair
paves the way.
We can supply your Furniture needs,
oil cook stoves, beds, Vlctrolas, records,
etc. We ask you to call on us and make
our store your resting place when in
Rockingham.
W. L McNAIR
CASH or CREDIT ROCKINGHAM, N. C
EVFRYTHING IN FURNITURE
Glad to Try Anything
"Three years agro my system
was in a terribly run down con
dition and I was broken out all
over my body. I began to be wor
ried about my condition and I
was ftiad to try anything which
would relieve me. Peruna wan
recommended to me as a fine
blood remedy and tonic, and I
soon found that it was worthy
of praise. A few bottles chanced
any condition materially and in a
Short time I was all over my
trouble. I owe my restoration to
health and strength to Peruna,
I am slnd to endorse It."
Sold Everywhere
Was in a
Terribly
Run Down
Condition w
Hiss RIeka Leopold,
288 Layco St., Menasha, Wis.,
Setfy Llederkranz. Miss Leopold' t!
letter opposite conveys in no un
certain way the gratitude she
feels for Peruna.
Liquid and Tablet Form
School Department
NINTH GRADE
The ninth grudo gave to the high
school for a Christmas present five
Victrola records, "Mad Scenes,"
"Gnlli Curcci," "Old Folks at Home,"
Continued from page 5.
will there's a way." Think we are
nil nlnnuii) with ntir rtl'ffMltHtiVfK i
, , . . . . i sung by Ghick, with accompani
and plans except the hoys, at least j ,f r
a few of them, are kicking ahont
the way they want their graduation
dresses made. But boys! F'icase
listen to reason; we must have all
of our dresses alike.
ment, "humoresoue," "Poor Butter
fly," "Souvenir," "Mischa Elman,"
and "I Love a Lassie,' sung by Har
ry Lauder. The records were pre
scnted to the High School by Glenn
Garretf, tbe nresident oi the class,
The eleventh grade in studying! and MfsS Finley thanked the grade
the "Life of Samuel Johnson" by
Maeaulav, found that he was in love
in be!..i!f of the school. The high
school enjoys the Victrola so much
with a woman old enough to be his! that it seems a good idea for the
mother and "jmint" on her face 'grades to take this way to add to
half an inch thick. Does she cor- j the pleasure of the morning oxer
respond with the woman of today? I Cisco,
The girls in the Senior Class have
been accused of being "stuck-up" by
girls of the other grades. Please
don't get the wrong opinion of us
for we are only trying to be a bit
dignified.
Lula Taylor.
The Ninth Grade started back to
school after Christmas with all old
pupils present and with two new
members, Ruby Lassiter, who comes
to us from Aberdeen and Ernestine
Tarkington from Rock Hill. We are
glad, indeed, to welcome these two
new members into our grade and
feel sure that we shall be the gain
EIGHTH GRADE NEWS Lrs Dv ,iicir presence.
The four grades of the Highi You've heard the joke about the
School have elected a captain from j tcnc her asking the pupils "What is
each grade to direct them in march-jn vacuum? " and his answer, "I
ing. The eighth grade was along; i,nve it in my head, but I can't say
with the other grades in the move-j it; Well, Mr. Steadman the other
ment and did not lose any time in day in Science Class asked "What
electing their captain and they areis Work?" and Henry Fowlkcs' an
getting down to real work. WithSWCr WUs: "f don't know, sir." Of
that same old motto of ours, "We do, course there might have been a good
things," we are going to make thej 1Tason tot his not knowing,
other grades hustle or we will beat We, the Ninth Grade, have begun
them marching. Our captain is work with' a vim since the holidays.
Walter Hasty. He is trying to get, a good many of us are determined
his line of eighth grade boys to go! lo get that average of two (2) which
mcr tne rop in manning, as uicV;Wji exempt us from examinations
have done in all other things hcre-j jn the Spring.
toiore mat tney nave undertaken. : Did you notice that Glenn Garrett
; seemed just a trifle haughty one day
Mr. Bell, Miss Finley and Mr. ! last week? We thought he seemed
Steadman ;the least bit superior. You see, he
Mr. Bell "What are youal laugh- has the proud distinction of staying
ing about, Miss Finley?" up longtr in that aeroplane than
Miss Finley"! just told Mr. j anyone else in town.
Steadman that we could rest easy The :ilot couldn't land because
now about our High School boys." ; another plane was in his landing
Mr. Bell "Why?" field, so Glenn just staid up and
Miss Finley "They have invented I looped-the-loop and shoot (no, we
them a self-starter to start their mean shot) the chute and high-
lines to marching and we just stand dived and vavorted around at a
off and look at them instead of go-, great rate. And the next day the
ng up and cranking for them. The: whole school looked upon Glenn
best thing about it is that the self-, with envious eyes. 0, well, some
starter works better than the hand , are born to be luckey.
cranks." W. H. ' Dell Gibson.
if
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85 of which 13 digestible and convertible into blood,
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ration. It is more uniform wan any
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of quality, and measured and mixed by
machinery. The high percentage of pro
tein insures maximum milk flow. It will
tnaks the average cow on the average
ration produce
3 lbs. more milk per day, at an
additional feed coat of about 3c
CWa Cow Chow a trial. Sold only in checker
board bags. Let us put your herd on a test.
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Bring us your prescriptions and we will fill them
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Doctor ordered. We take care and verify every pre
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Buy all your Drug Store things from us, because
we give you reliable goods at prices that will please
you. .
We are Careful Druggist
THE BEST DRUG STORE
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Phone 127 "Get it quick!" Rockingham, N. C.