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PAGE TWO
ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATOH, RICHMOND COUNTY, N. 0.
IS
What Is the Condition
of Your Blood Supply?
Highly Important Keep It Freo
from Imparities.
Did you know that -ninety per
cent of all human ailments depend
upon the condition of your blood?
You should recognize the impor
tance, therefore, 'of yery promptly
'Cleansing .but the system, and
keeping the blood jupply jmre $ad
robust, ,
For this purpose, no remedy can
equal S. S. S., the fine old blood'
purifier that has been !in constant
use for more than fifty years;
Get a bottle: of S.S.S. at your1,
drugstore today, and note bow;:
promptly Jt gives ?ey sstrengtli
and -vitality. Write far free liter,
ature and medical advice to Chief
Medical Adviser, .Swift JLabprai
tory, Atlanta. Ca. '
Speedy-Sturdy-Dependable
npHE ONLY truck delivered to purchaser
X completely equipped with impulse starter,
electric lights, windshield, bumper, driver's seat
and spot light
Commerce Trucks were the first to adopt pneu
matic cord tirea as standard equipment. It has
been conclusively demonstrated that pneumatic
cord tires on trucks increase the life by eliminat
ing vibrationpermit greater speed give better
traction triple tire mileage double carrying
capacity of a truck and are more economical.
Lei us help you toloe yoar tremtportatiaa fnilemt
STEWART-WARWICK CO.
Laurinburg, N. C.
THE COMMERCE MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT
Ninth Year Manufactarerc Motor Truck
Platform
and Convertible
State Body
Program B. Y. P. U.
The following is the program
for the B. Y.JP. U. meeting next
Monday night, Aug. 2nd, sub
ject "Stewardship and Tithing."
1. Song-No. 10. "Somebody Cares."
Scripture (Reading, leader, Johnsie
Henry.
Prayer, Mr. Johnson. , .
Solo, Miss Annie Marks.
Introdfktion.
"Meaning of Stewardship," Freda
Terry.
"The Fundamentals of Stewardship,"
Miss Annie Marks.
"The Relation of Stewardship to
Tithing," Nettie Covington.
"Tithing as Taught in the Bible,'
John William Gore.
"Some Benefits. of Tithmg," Willie
Gibson. i-i,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
10.
Hannah Pickett Items.
(Contributed)
Mr. Rill Clark and family from
I near Hamlet visited at Mr. J. W.
Smith's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas, from Rocking
ingham visited friends at Han
nah Pickett Sunday.
Mrs. Dollar, from Durham,
came last iuesday nignt io
spend a few days with her son,
Dave Dollar. , Mrs. Dollar is a
motherly old lady and has many
friends here.
Miss Ed Kelly, from Great
Falls, with two of his friends,
visited his brother, A. J. Kelly,
Sunday afternoon.
Walter Patterson and family,
Misses Sue Clark and Mattie
Austin." motored to Darlington
Saturday to bel at the P. H. S.
S. Convention; they report a
good time. , -
Mrs. D. E. Wilkes visited at
Mrs. A. J. Kelly's Sunday after
noon. The army worm has arrived
at H. P. Theyfare playing havoc
with Walter Patterson's garden,
leavingldestruction in their path
&
Whitman Samplers.
Whitman Samplers received
weekly by express at Biggs Drug
Store. Every box guaranteed.
KNOX
NEW FALL HATS
Just Received and Opened Up ,
Thefnewjstyle Knox is a beauty. We invite, you to
look these over. A joy to the eye.
We are still offering our
PALM BEACH
and light weight summer suits
:-: AT :-:
20 Reduction
Betterjget yours now. A large stock to select from.
Dockery-McNair Clothing Co.
Outf tters for Men and Boys.
What aJSouth JDakota jMan Says of the
PATRIOT TRUCK
"lona, South Dakota, April 2, 1920.
Patriotic Motors Company,
Limcolnton, Nebrasca.
Dear Sire:-
I bought a Patrick 1 1-2 ton truck last
fall and am well' pleased with it what time I have
used it. v,
I live 25 miles from the railroad, and.
it used to take me 2 days with 4 horses to get 70
bushels of wheat to the elevator and back home
again, and the horses could only stand 2 trips a
week and keep, it, up. So you can readily see I know
how to appreciate making 2 trips in one day and get
all my meals at home. There are a grea many hills
to go up and down on our road to the railroad so
that makes it harder for the horses. However, we
use horses for all short' hauls on our farm and the
truck costs us nothing When not in use.
I am sending you tickets of loads I
hauled fof 4 days. If you need reference write the
elevator.
tours truly,
J. E. Thsmpson
For Sale By:
DIXIE MOTOR COMPANY
i i N
Distributors! North and South Carolina.
Rockingham, -:- North Carolina
1
HEY, ' fiEtGHBOR)
'GIVE ME A LITTLE
ROAD AND LFrfik.
PtSS; inUL YAH?
AAutS? fjf "JEST ? C)Af T'ALLOhtJ
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Pride
In the Possession of Good Property is to be
Commended.
One who is proud will take care of his property, and as a reward for his care will
have the greatest pleasure in the use of it.
WE HAVE PRIDE
in'the record we have made by selling the best wagons. They carry haevy loads: they
are light in draft; they are durable; they give satisfaction; and we sell each wagon in the
f ulljconf idence that the owner will receive a full value for his money.
Everett Hardware Company
Rockingham, N. C.

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