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ONSTIPATION
kU Sour Stomach Cuuej This
ItJy Much SuHering. Black
Draught Relieved.
Meadorsville, Ky. Mrs. Pearl Pat
wek, of this place, writes: "I was
ery constipated. I liad soar atomach
mi was to ncom(crtable. I went to
the doctor. He care me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
imr up my digestion. They would
-ilpe me end afierw&rds it seemed
, was more constipated than before.
Z eard of Black-Draught and de-
- . . ma m M 11 J.. .A V f
etea ro iry ic i iouiw u jusi wUi j i.ii-ty
eteeded. It was an easy laxative, and
mot W to swallow. My digestion soon
improved. I got well of the sour stom
jtk. my bowels soon seemed normal,
snore' grlplnt. and I would take a
as now and then, and was In good
aaape.
I cannot say too much for B'sck
3ranght for It le the finest laxative
can use."
Thedtord's Black-Draught has tor
anaay years been found of great value
la the treatment of stomach, liter and
-vel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable 1a Its action, leaving no
lad after-effects. It has woo the praise
at thousands et people who hare vsea
'uti. l..x N OH wak wmii tine for some time and my man uu
not been reaching me, regularly.
As a man in "the service" ana
having como in contact wun um
work of the Avmy Y. M. C. A. anil
enjoyed some of Ub privileges 1 cau
not endorse the service it is reuuei-
ing our soldiers too highly. I
nnt r.iizrt before entering the Army
that the
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per. W. U. D.l
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S. G. Kei'i't ll, u y uani
NVwunn', A. T. Hames, Henry Har-
Arthur I'.urnes. bv. I. W. Lamm,
W. " . Has.
Sarins: Hill: QuotV $l,r.0O;
Harnes, Cnairman, Walter
Assistiuii . Captains: J
Kail.'V. (.'. 1.. Illnnant, J. T. Revelle
.1. K. Natron, Kvauk Scott, G
Watson. B. Frank I'-urnes
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Franklin 'Watson, K. P.
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Back Ache
LUMBER OP WITH PENETRAT.
INO MAMUNS WIZARD OIL
A safe, hannle and effective
preparation to relieve the pains of
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back
vid Lumbago is llamlins Wizard
Oil. It contains no chloroform r
Uer dangerous drugs but is coim
pojed of tlie most expensive vt
V'ing oils. It erietra!e piick1y,
lnveft out tlie soreness, ard Imu
liers tip the still, aching j"iiit ar.d
muscles.
WizarJ Oil i a good. (lepenilaLk'
preparation to keep in tin' me!..-i:-.e
t-liest for tirt aid when the d'-At'-r
may lc far away. Y-.n have n
jidea h"v uscf;il it v.:,l hv fw'Tt ! :
ases i f every d:.y a.ivtiertr '.rt" -hap,
v l"'ii there is n:-d tit an
tnedia;c hcaiin.'.'. :;it :-eptic ' -ion,
a in case uf 'grains, lrtt. ,
Uts, Jjiirns. hites an ! luis.
Get a bottle iru::i year dras:,.i-i
for 25c and use the ntediiine. It" not
entirely satisfied take the bottle
liack t'i him and he will return
vour money.
" If M'U iire troi bif't with i onutiv itton
r aivk hcadathH try llamllnH Vl7.M
I tver Whips. Jut pt?am mtlr
VJi t druRglstn for 25c Ouarnnteod.
Wtl
Xathani"!
Workers
Klrby, Ja-
Watson. Josi.i Watson, aar eai
C. Barnes, .1. L. HiuruiiJt, Cary-
How.'U, retry Holloman, Himon ivar-ne-s.
il. i. Reiirow. Harvey Wat.son,
t tr Wukm L. it. Hlanajs-t, JMUi
Hianiint, Clan-n.'' r.rujiw, J. H
Uamson, Wiley Williamson.
Letters from ike Hotni Boys who
liave woo 'Over There, -
Aug. 1. 1918.
f.. T V XnrtV.ff ('jff'V. Y. 51. C. A.
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Wtlsoo, . C.
Dear Sir:- I injure you that U
with pl'asure that 1 reply wrth your
rquft in exiM"! mywu
ewilng the veotk of the V. W,
in Froaxe.
About Uw briefest wyia' of sum
mini; up the wbote thlof; in to say
that thy arv "nn the job." Where-i-vrf
you find our boy, re;inlles.s of
what th' fmdftlf may rx du enn
ulwu-8 tind ft Mttl hut of wime sort
with the truinsif over th d.oor, asut
inside that hut n waits a cheery word
of weicounv
1 airi (Hi,- of t..V pioru- rs of our
service, and a J '.:' time I r.ixr. to
Ktjiiu, thi'V)." not at; nio-)y ov-
ganlwd as i t-"--nt; btt the . M.
(". A. was r-: '-r with us and wiw
houae
con
C. A
a Morrison
J
Y" met ua many practical
uoeds of the men as it does.
I Hm sure I speak the sentiments
I..
of every man in 'mo service
letter, and I trust you will bo able to
use it to some advantage in the com
ing campaign.
With kind regards to yourself anu
toail ray Wilson menus, i am,
Fraternally yours,
R. L. Patrick.
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42 Co.. 11 Tr. un.. lob utpoi dub-
ITS KKVKN VtLlRH OLD
But Mrs. Jackson Bays It's Jot as
Good ToAiy as U"hen It Was
First Made
Seven years ago Mrs. Jackson tes
tified to complete relief from kidney
ills.
She now says that there has not
ben the slightest return of the
trouble.
Wilson sufferers will take a deal
of comfort in Mrs. Jackson's state
ment.
Read what she say:
Mrs. B. D. Jadwon, 413 Railroad
KL, savs: "Before I used Doan's
Kidney Pills 1 was constantly an
n,-,v,i u-tth backache and severe
pains across my kidneys. 1 had
headaches uad spt'lla of dizziness
and couldn't rest well nights. I had
n. Hireneth or ambition, either.
Heading of Hoar's Kidney Pills,
got a supply uud two boxes rid me
of the aches and pains. I reconv
ruend noun's st rv ry opportunity.'
(Statement givea nec-mbed 22
1!10.
Ou June 15, 1918, Mrs. Jackson
AS.HIHED ffi
FOU SALE
SALE: One store and .ot and
stock 1 good on east Nabb St..
good '"ess opportunity. Sue
J I .'hews. S-12-tf
FOR SALE: Hudson Super-six, (
passenger touring car. All the
tires are new. Car in perfect con
dition. Mrs. W. P. Exum, Qoldt
boro. N. C. O-30-etd
iOST: Bunch of keys, lft la draw
277. Finder return to post office.
N-l-3tD
PAY FOR 4Tft LIBERTYS
Now that you have subscribed they,
must be paid for. Deposit your Savings
in this Bank for that purpose. Begin at
once.
WILSON TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
(Next door to First National Bank)
WILSON, N. C
John F. Bruton, President E. T. Barnes, Cashier
PROFESSIONAL CADS
IH8. KDMUNMON YKLVBRTOft
Death ta
Carolina Office Building
Wilson. N. C
DR8. THOMPSON A HOOK
Dentists
Offices in Grady BnUdlni
Phone 4
jus-t simp' ii
handful of boys
Yrur. n
for puuiivi; i'1
' Y" wheuf.-1 '
fer.
Wishing you
work, I am
Yours very
to our little said: "Tho cure Doan's Kidney
Pills gave me has provt it lasting. I
y.iys rly upon me think Doan's the beet kidney rerae
good word for thr dy made and confirms my former
the opportunity of- statements."
60c, at all dealers. Foster-.Vill-
tbe good turu Co., AU'grs., liuttalo, N. .
liUCCCSS 111
sincerely.
Mtlburn A. Biabop,
"BAK MEN Write ua for our
wonderful remedy for lost man
hood and vital losaea. Restores
' -t 4ttrs;j; nev-r talk. Costs noth
ing if lot cured. Book free. Cnm
jerlarJ Chemicl Company. Ber
ry Hl'Jpk, Uashville, Ten.
id. .2. f, 6. 8, 9. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20,
n, 25. 28, ao.
Have yon read the ads. today?
30,000 NUIWKS E.NKOLLKD
Washington, 1). C In a report
First Lt.. A. Sig. R. C. American just issued the American Red Cross
F..p. Forces, France. War Council states that 30,00o
Camp Jackrton, July 19. 1918. nurses have been enrolled by the
Mr T V. Moffett. WiUKTO. H. C- danartment of Nureing of the Red
Doar Mr. Moffett: Yoor letter of Cross to October 1. More than 17,
June 2X.h In reference to tha Y. M. 000 of these are serving soldiers
C. A. work la the army lias Jtist been Bailors, half of this number al-
reeeived as I haw bea in qiuiran- r(.a(jy being on duty overseas. About
1 16.000 of those in service with our
PABTRJUOfl WYAXDOTTS
J"OIt HAL
I have sevprnl Partridge Wyaa-
dotts tockerfvU for uUa at eating . p ... HeaUh Bur0au or to the
forces here and abroad are with tbe
army. Seven hundred nurues, wo
men, Have Deen aasignea 10 me reu-
prlces, bOc pr pound.
W. W. Simms, 401 W. Oreeo St.
,N'-l-tD WJleun. N.
C.
WOODARD BROS. & CO.
WILSON, N. C.
Rod Crose service in the United
states and the remaining 12,000 in
dude those not available or eligible
" for active service, but who may be
uillhzed for homo defense work.
I About 8,000 additional nurses
win ne neeaea ny me army aione do
fore the first of the year, according
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Pepsi-Cola Bottler
Phonec 9S480 WILSON, N. C.
O- DICKINSON
Attorney-At-Law
Office: Fidelity Building
Phone 297
DR. W. & ANDERSON
Byiw, Earn, Nose and Throw
Office Hours:
to 12 a m. 1:80 to 6 p. m
H. D. BROWN
Life Insurance
Office Upstairs, Cor. Nash and
Ooldsboro Streets
TOE MOORE-HERRING HOSP1TA)
(Incorporated)
.. a MOORE. M D
B d HERRING, M. D
H ANDlERSON. M r
Shingles, Hooiii6, Awning, rough
and dressed plank, etc.
Watklns Lunger Co.
20( Lodge St., opposite Imperial
Tobacco Co. A-30-PrL A Men tf
COMM1TKK ON KOKKI
KiXXRITIUS OROANrZKD
. New York. Nov. 2. Formal or-
guotation of lie Cuaimittea on For
eign securities of the Iavestrot
iUukers' Association which i de
ttdgned to safeguard Americas vast
investments obroiid, was announoed
here j'vsterday.
ThV necesfiity for the committer
arose it was oxnlained by Tbomaa
W. Lamont, ot ) P. Morgan 4 Co-
when the world w:ut transformed the
United States from a debtor nation to
the extent of $4,000,000 to a cred-
credito excueAting
to the renort. Should the war con
tinue on it present scale, it is esti-f,tor nation wlu
matPl that th total number of nur-' $7,000,000,000.
According to Mr. iamont, at wafi
three-fourths of America's pre-war
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CABBAGE PLANTS
for Fall Setting
How Ready
Ruffin-High Co.
1
PHONE 139
ees required in tbe military hospit
als here and abroad by next July
will be 50 000. These estimates,
the report states, are based on un
army of 3,000,000. and a navy of
300,000, or approximately one nurse
to each 74 of the military and naval
population.
f To meet the nursing requirements
of the coming year a campaign will
oon be inaugurated in which each
tate will receive an allotment, a du-
dtcAtion of the plan by which thoO'
ands of nurses were enrolled dur
ng the past summer. The depart
ment of nursing of the ed Cross is
ithe reserve for the Array and Navy
surge Corps.
The Red Cross haa spent about
860,000 in equipping nurses as
igned to duty abroad. Approxi
mately 1,600,000 of an appropria
is
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PLEASE PAYjl
Your State and County-
Tax at once.
B. E. Howard, Sheriff
fJCJu
GET AFTER THAT
COLD RIGHT NOW
Got right after it with
bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery
She never let s cough or cold or caw
of grippe so until it grew dangerous.
Ebe juit nipped it when the began to
sniffle or cough before it developed
seriously.
Men, women, and children of every
are nave used this preparation for
fifty fears as a prompt reliever. All
ages are using it today because of its
positive results.
Generous size bottles. 60c and $1.20.
Constipation Corrected
Dr. King's New Life Pills tonight
mesa clear Dowels, a clear head, clear
thinking, a day well begun in the
morning, good digestion, clearing skin.
Mild in action but sure and comfortable.
At drug stores everywhere. 5c.
indebtedness has been directly liqui
dated, while the government has
loaned upwards of $7000.000,000 to
its allies and private investor have
oam-d an additional $1,(00,000
000.
tion of $1,719,357 has been expend
ed in equipping base hoppital unlta.
The organization has equipped 60 ot
these units and assisted the Army
Nurse Corps in organizing two oth
ers for the army since our entrance
Into the war.
Kor the navy it baa organized o
U completing the organization of
eight base hospital and seventeen
naval station hospital units. Each
base hosuila! unit has COO beds and
60 nurse. Originally planned to
cost about $35,000 tbey now cost
about $00,000. In addition to its
war service the Red Cross depart
ment of nursing is continuing Its
regular health work in this country.
It is supplying nurses at points
where contagious diseases appear to
ho making headway, its most recent
activity along this line being its ef
fort to combat tbe spread of Span
sh influenza.
When Itching Stop
tim iaone safe. deiendaWe treatment
that relieves itching torture end akin irrt.
tatlon almost instantly and that cleanses
mnA annttu the skfaL
Ask any druggist for a 35c or It bottle
of zemo and apply it as directed,' Soon
von will find that irritations, pimples,
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar akin troubles will disappear.
A little zemo, the penetrating, satisfy
ing liquid, is all that ia needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions ami makes
the skin eoft, smoom ana newny.
The&W.RossCo.aereisl,0.
WE ARE STILL IN THE 1
Our line of merchandise is morn ,mjrete than ever.
We have just received a new line of Coat Suits, Coats
and an tip-to-dat line of slrirta. Georgette waists in
all colors and sizes. And a big line of Millinery.
Our dry goods line is more complete than ever. We
have the colore to suit everybody and also the prices.
Best quality Apron Gingham at per yard 19c
Dress Ginghams, per yard .....25c
One lot $5.00 Boys' Suits ; $2.98
One lot $7.50 Boys' Sorts -$4.98
One lot $10.00 Boys' 8aita , $8.98
One lot $4.00 Ladies' Shoes : $2.98
One lot $5.00 Ladies' Shoes $3.98
One lot $3.00 Men's Pants 1 $1.98
Visit our store as often as you can, as we can save
you money any time you come. We carry a big line of
China, Crockery and Glassware. Also big line of
Qooking Utensils
You can't miss the green front.
BARKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Biggest Store on Tarboro Street
WILSON, N. C.
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LOOK! Our Boys Arc Fighting There!
A Clear and Trilling Picture
The wonderful IJTBRARY DIGEST LIBERTY MAP shows at a glance
how far the Huns have advanced; how much territory they occupy, the
area of their latest "drives"; where our own American armies, shoulder
to shoulder with our Allies, are lighting on the great BATTLE LINE OF
LIBERTY, and makes plajn the mighty task, which confronts America,
the task of honor which our soldiers are fulfilling, gloriously, over there,
the task in which every one) ot us at home must bear apatriot's part.
If Someone Yoq Love is in France
this LIBERTY MAP will brin you into closer touch with him and help
yoa to follow bis career.
'When a letter comes from your boy, or your friend, teHlnjr of th tat
tle, you. will study the Liberty" Map, and picture It all out, as he tells you
where he has been in action. .Aoid the family will rather around that map.
eagerly,! plek out the places.
And When the Boys Come Home
what, an endless source of satisfaction it will be as the family gathers
around it while the young veteran from France points but all the places
which meant so much to him, and trices but the campaigns in which be
fought What exciting stories he will have to tell, and how this wonderful
LIBERTY MAP will help ism to tell them, and you to understand and
enjoy them! The Liberty Map -will be a treasured thing in your home to
keep in a place of honor wfedt MJiand down to the next generation.
T"t .!5 - -
OBXUn YOtlft MAP OS THIH FOltM
Ii. A; BARNK8, Wilson, N. ft '.
Send me, carriage prepaid, the Literary Digest LIBERTY
MAP, with Index, in the style I have marked with an X in the
following list. I enclose the specified pf ice: '
I J Fine-Quality Bond, Paper Edition, Price $2.i)0
j Beet Quality Map Cloth Wall; Map, with Hanger and
Roller Rods, Price 1.4.00.
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