Lincoln Times-News from Lincolnton, North Carolina • Page 4

News STATEMENT surance Policy for Union High School, 3G.00 Aug. 3, Home Realty Premium on Ins. Policy for 3 years, 7.18 Aug 6, Jos. B. Johnston, Treas.

Payment on State and Co. approriation to Lincolnton Graded Schools for 1920.21-, 4.000.CQ Aug. B. Nixon, 2 days at $5.00, 10.00 Aug. 6, J.

W. Little, 1 day LINCOLNTON. N. C. THURSDAY, JULY 13th, 1922 Negro Waiter Attacks Girl.

Birmingham, July 2. W. E. Hayes, negro waiter on the Louisville and Nashville train No 3, en route from Nashville to Birmingham is in jail here tonight on the charge of having attempted to criminally as-sault a prominent young woman of Montgomery, who was a passen-arer on the train today. ANNUAL REPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND Report of M.

T. Leatherman, Treasurer of Lincoln County, of receipts and disbursements of the Public School Fund, for the year beginning with June 30, 1921 and ending with June 30, 1922. (Continued from last issue.) Disbursements, Administration or General Expenses SE ABO AM) AIR LIHm RAILWAY ANNOUNCES LOW RATE EXCURSION FARES TO i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. IN CONNECTION WITH PENNSYLVANIA AND BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD FROM WASHINGTON, D.

C. July 1, J. P. Mundy, serving and mileage, 6.60 Aug. 6, S.

W. Hamilton, Taking school census of Georgetown Colored School for 1920-21, 1.20 Aug. 6, Lincolnton Electrical. Wiring Laboratory School House, 62.50 Aug. 6, L.

Berge Beam," Travel ing expenses as Co. Supt of schools for Julv 192L 50.00 as Registrar for Special Tax Election for Macpelah-Mar-posia District 7 days at $3.00 141 names, at 3c $25.23 'J25 bbls. 200.62 July 27, Robinson, janitor Seiice for Summer School, for teachers" 1921, 5.00 July 27, Builders Supply Payment on sash for Laboratory School House, 200.00 July 27, Lincoln County News Publishing County Treasurers' report of School Funds for 1920-21, 142.50 July 21, James L. Beam, Payment on Contract for babora- tory School House, 278.60 Aug. First National Bank, Int.

on $5000 for 60 days, 50.00 Aug. 1, First National Bank, Int. on nate for $5000 for 9.0 days .75.00 Aug. 3, J. W.

Little, one days services as Member County Board of Education and mile age 6.68 Aug. 3, The Western Union Telegraph Telegrams for July 21, 5.84 Aug. 3, Piedmont Tel. Phone rent, in office of County Supt. of Schools for August 1921, $3.00 long dis- tance messages, $2.30, 5.30 Aug.

3, Piedmont Tel. Tel. Rental of telephone for office of County Supt. of I schools for July 1921, $3.00 Long distance messages, $2.85, 5.85 Aug. 3, Kendrick Ceil- ing flooring furnished for Laboratory school house, .248.00 Aug.

3, Home Realty Ins. Co. Balance on Premiums on In 1921, 25.00 July 9, Mrs. Florance R. Winn, Traveling expenses for May 1921, 25.00 July 9, L.

Berge Beam, traveling expenses as Co. Supt of schools for June 1921, 50.00 July 9, L. Berge Beam, Salary as County Supt. of Schools for June 1921, ,175.00 July 9, L. Berge Beam, Salary as County Supt.

of Welfare for May 1921, 25.00 July 12, J. W. Little, 1 days services as member of Co. Board of Education and mileage, 6.60 July 12, M. S.

Rudisill, 3 days services as member of the County Board of Education and mileage," .16.80 July 12, G. Smith, 1255 ft. lumber for Denver Negro School at $20.00 per M. $25.10 dressing lumber $9.20, 34.30 July 12, Kemp 'B. Nixon, 3 days services as member Co.

Board of Education $15.00, furnished car. for looking over consolidated school dist. 25.00 July 18, Claud Lumber ft. roofers at $20. per M.

$120.00, framing $33.60 for Laboratory' School House 153.60 July 27, W. D. Brown freight on 125 bbls. cement for N. Brook Consolidated School, 134 .55 July 27, First National Bank, Draft of Dixie Portland Cement foi tar of cement July 6, J.

W. Little, 2 days ser- Tickets will be on Sale. August 9th August 15th via August 23rd August 29th via. September 6th PRR September 12th via. vices as Member County Board of Education and mileage, 13.20 Aug.

9, A. B. Havener, Survey June 28th July 6th via. July 12th July 18th July 26th August 1st via July 6, L. B.

Scronce, Serving- as Judge of Special Tax Election, Pleasant ville-Leonards Fork Djst. June 15, 3.00 Tickets will be limited to eighteen days, including date of sale. The negro was removed from the train when it arrived at the station here by local officers, after telegraphic instructions from Cullman, where the alleged crime is said to have been attempted. According to Conductor S. H.

Cook, the negro, who was serving patrons of the dining car at lunch, was cleaning off the tables just before the train left Cullmgan. Being the last person to leave the diner, the young woman was 'followed by Hayes to the rest room. Just as the passenger closed the door behind her, the waiter forced himself into the compartment, but was repulsed. Upon a second attempt he forced himself through the door by ing his body against it, and was scuffling with the young woman when Conductor Cook rescued her. Hayes is said by local officials to have denied that he laid hands upon the woman, but admitted that July 6, R.

A. Coffey, one half ing school site for North B. Consolidated School, 2.00 Aug. 9, Kemp B. Nixon, writing 3 deeds for Oak Grove, transfer school North Brook Consolidated school, 7.50 Aug.

9, D. A. Dellinger, Digging pits for Sanitary Privies for Denver Colored School, 7.00 Aug. 12, Mrs. Florance R.

Winn Traveling expenses for July 1921, 25.00 Aug 12, L. Berge Beam, Salary as Co. Supt. of Schools cost of digging "well for Crouse, 50.00 FARE $20.60 23.4$ 22.50 FARE FROM Monroe, N. 20.60 Rutherf N.

C. 21.35 Shelby, N.C.. FROM Bostic, N. C.Y, Charlotte, N. C.

Lincolnton, N. C. July 9, J. R. Goins, Treasurer, For futher information, reservations, etc.

call on Ticket Agent or address Funds received from sale of old School-House and other school property in Union Con- solidated District No. 2 Howard Creek Township, 48G.45 E. W. LONG July 9, Mrs. Florance R.

Winn for Julv 1921, 200.00 DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT. traveling expenses for J-'ne CHARLOTTE, N. C. (To Be Continued.) he forced his way into the rest room after the passengers had left the diner. The negro is being carefully guarded in the Birmingham jail and will be turned over to Cullman authorities tomorrow.

The young wo man stated that she will appear to push charges against Tayes. Mentioning the progress in build ing the highway from Wilmington via Charlotte, Gastonia, 'Shelby and Rutherfordtoh to Asheville, the Char lotte Observer remarks that aim "the hopes of the State for an all hard surfaced highway from sea to the mountains are therefore rapidly on the way to realization. It may also be remark ed that the hand-surfacing of the State Central Highway, the original line projected from -the Tennessee line to the coast, is not proceeding in such wav as a good portion of the State 1 could desire, simply because the State Central Highway is not so fortunate as to run by home towns of highway commissioners in this end of the State -Statesville Landmark. Sick or ailing animals mean expense. If a horse can't work, if a cow is constipated, If a mule is ailing, if chickens don't lay, if the hogs aren't healthy, it takes dollars right out of your pocket instead of putting them in.

BANK VIA. U.S. MAIL As handy for checking accounts. 5 per cent quarterly on Certificates. Secure, "Always Accommodating" If you know how to easily tell the symptoms and have a reliable remedy at hand, you can keep your live-stock healthy and vigorous.

That is just what Dr. Buchanan and the Carolina Remedies Co. have made possible. Under Dr. Buchanan's picture on this page, you will read of his long and successful experience.

The formulas he used so successfully are prepared under the Caro-Vet label. When you buy a Caro-Vet remedy, you are safe in the knowledge that it is Dr. Buchanan's tested formula. A valuable 48-page book, "Farmers Veterinary Guide" (price 50 cents) written by Dr. Buchanan, should be in the hands of every live stock owner.

It explains symptoms, tells what to do quickly, how to avoid spread of disease a fund of valuable information. Remember, there is a specific guaranteed Caro-Vet treatment for each of the common ailments of horses, mules, cattle, hogs, dogs and poultry. These reliable treatments are used and recommended by thousands. Wonderful results are reported. We are continually receiving letters of praise and appreciation.

Farmers Bank Trust Co Cherry ville, N. C. Want Ads 10 per line 6 words is a lint. Upfld further and learn of the limited These North Carolina Dealers Handle Caro-Vet Remedies Vro OfTar nnw Koine) made This 0. J.

FOR SALE One half interest in Kannapolls i Concord W. McConnell, R. 10 W. L. Aberuatny.

R. J. A. Auten. R.

7............ C. C. Vm, R. 7 a.

Mi, iTice. BarnliarUt 4 Laughltn: Mrs. R. V. BrlUrses, R.

7. C. fl. Rpriwer Farmers Union Merc. Co.

Hutvlard lrmt Co Itanw'ur Pliarmwy. Frinklinville Store Mary Ingram W. M. A J. C.

Beaber. P. D. Tejienp Olonola IlonMeur Farmer JOSEPH V. BUCHANAN, D.

V. President of Carolina Remedies Company, is a recognized master of veterinary science. On graduating at the College of Veterinary Medicine, George Washington University of Washington, D. C. he became house surgeon, Veterinary Hospital, George Washington versity, in order, to better prepare himself for his life work, after which he practiced veterinary science at Winchester, Va.

Realizing the greater opportunities for real service in his profession, Dr. Buchanan accepted an appointment with the United States Government, and was assigned to the Panama Canal Zone, where for four years he made a special study of the treatment of diseases of animals under semi-tropical conditions, at the same time practicing Veterinary Science. While in the Canal Zone, Dr. Buchanan had over 6,000 head of stock under his care and his method of classifying diseases and disorders of the animals and preparing scientific treatments proved remarkably successful. At his own request.

Dr. Buchanan was transferred to service in the United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry and was assigned Veterinary Inspector as a specialist on contagious and infectious diseases of animals. After nearly two years in this field, he was elected Associate Professor of Veterinary Science at Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina, and was appointed First Assistant State Veterinarian for South Carolina. There are few men in the veterinary profession who are so thoroughly qualified to render real veterinary service as Dr. J.

W. Buchanan. FT REMEDIES H. Wilson. R.

1H four stand roller mill, or will sell it all. Mill is in good shape for the new s. u. Davis. W.

A. Yandell offer means much to every live-stock and poultry owner. It means the saving of money, possible trouble and expense and may be the means of saving the life of some valuable animal. 5 Charlotte Allen Troy Troy oncora Concord m. raudie.

r. 9 W. A M. J. Har 111.

R. 1. crop of wheat Also two good corn W. 8. II.

W. HowcU Liberty Much. Liberty Charlie Simpson, R. C. W.

Alien A toa. u. J. Little mills and good outbuildings. J.

n. A. W. Rr.bon. A.

Hrifrilji n. si Troy Drug Carpenter, Crouse, C. jly3-4t wadesvm n. uoie. Cochrane Rldenhour Drug Gltead J.

F. Soiamon C. E. R. F.

Shirley JoomasvUiD Drug revfs A Koonts. Star Ellis Drug FOR SALE Two fresh jersey milk Phasant Mill Coneord Concord Coneord Lexington Den ton Denton elcomo Welcome Lexington Lexington Iexiugton u.r. iiuun Rush Drug L. G. Fox Drug Mrlntmh Pros.

cows. Clarence Reep, Lincolnton People's Supply Demon Merc Chart) Hcge. D. V. Lankr, R.

I. M. aMnnaefiS irus R-l j26-3t Martin's Hill. Briscoe Hamlel Landls Salisbury Salisbury Hnraht Gin A Supply Linn Bros Rowan Seed Peeler Irug Co it. is.

tiayes N. T. R. B. Koonta.

R. 4. R. Blttli" FOR ALL KIND of Job Printing, see Lincoln ranting Co. Biteti bouius.

ii. rerry Baiisbury Islington She! ton Grocery C. E. Perry. V.

Thomas Suencer This Free Offer Expires July 31 Here is the offer Take the coupon to any of the dealers named below. Purchase Caro-Vet. Remedies to the amount of One Dollar (or more) and receive absolutely free, a copy of "Farmers' Veterinary Guide" (price 50 cents) and a full pound package of Caro-Vet Egg Producer and Chick Developer. i Every veterinarian will tell you that the use of a reliable remedy at the proper time will, in most cases, prevent serious trouble or fatal disease. Keep a supply of Caro-Vet remedies on C.

Croi-e FOR SALE International 8-16 k. W. Weiborn. Han-tlle Drug Co. Charles R.

Thomas O. L. White c. Miller tractor and" plow for quick buyer. J.

V. Spencer Salisbury Grove Itockewll Spencer Brown R. 1.. A. T.

Post L. Kowo H. Shrum. j22-t Harmon R. A M.

lark. h. a P. L. Jarvts Carl IL ler J.

C. Hammer. Ashboro W. T. Bryant W.

C. Patterson. R. 1 8taley C. II.

Cotralne, R. 2. Liberty Paponfa Store Co Cedar Fall K. K. Cedar FIH H.

L-AHfO. AUvanrt R. O. Chunn. MockivUld Crossroad 'ash Store.

Carley Cloode iCooleemrt P. K. Manoa. J. A.ftnitth Kedland W.

W. Lw. John A. HtHlfern 4 Folk too Lru.i Polkton W. II.

Battle Pee IX I. B. Hoarh. Pee I ppnrhlnntl iru Co. i Penchland MrKesson 4 Monday Tayloraville Irug ritorc.

Turner A Ck-mrnta Point W. T. MfBrown. R. fi.

BurllnstoD Idway Htore. Htirlington H. K. Dorset! H. K.

Payne Burllngtosi W. C. Talley 3. M. Shoilnpy.

BurlinntoB Stewart St Rogers, R. H. J. Cappe. M.

P. Robertson. J. O. QuackenlUBn.

BurlliifitoQ 8. fi. fiummey Burlinnton Han ford t'lTvlce Grocery 3. W. Btdnbaclc L.

II. Aldrldiio A Union Ridge Orifiln A Durliam. Camp Hub Btore, R. 1 College E. C.

f'ompion. Mcban John D. Pritchett. Ravt R. H.

Sykea Mebane Burke Drug Co. J. L. Curtis Glen Alpint II. M.

LlpoABon Valdeae Co-operativ M. T. Duckworth, R. 1 L. J.

Denton, R. 1 J. W. Hall, R.3 C. C.

Hensley, R. S. t. J. W.

Harrison, R. 3. v. H. L.

Johnson. Mull Milling Morganton Newton Hall. 3. a. Parsons Fast Side Pharmacy Mis.

C. V. Helms, R. S. L.

A. Holsbousu-, R. 3.. H. Laah.

frank isiey FOR SALE all. or any portion of Thomasvllle Tbomasville Ertanger Sakm Salem Salem Salem Winston Salem Salem Winston Salem Salem Salem tnnton Salem Salem Saiem Chapel Fuln JT. H. Sheets. C.

H. Sherroer T. Pappsts desirable farm land consisting of 300 acres in East Lincoln. Cash, or reeter rraiey, n. s.

R. n. Wrtoht Columbus k. u. Myers' Hascl Short F.

E. Byrd W. C. R. A.

Yelton A Benson Maraiiall hand for lirst aid use. terms to reliable young men. John F. a. liarreu.

R. Hleks. Jolly A Colic No. 1, 8 ox. 100 $0.75 Disinfectant, 32 ox.

Reinhardt jlylO-tf For treatmrat of Bpumndlo 3. M. rtopiar I ug more, B. H. Allen B.

A. Ruppe, R. 1... T. M.

Mwens ICrftlnMi ftnd FUtulent (Wind) Watkertown Carter A bon. HendrU A Wevll Grocery Richardson Grocery Gray Jarrett Grocery Wliaton-Halem J. ft. Greene Godfrey A J. II.

CilbresU.w... Jno. P. Howerton. Mitchell nairsjon si muier imton-faiem Nlclt JfrJrston Gn)rry LOST Monday between rear of Ramsaur's hardware store and East Main street bridge, two $20 bills.

Re-Ward for return to Gerard Bolick or News office. J. D. Ad-ima Drug Gattonla In severe cases, call a veterinarian. But usually you can "be your own doctor" by following the reliable advice in "Farmers' Veterinary Guide" and the timely use of Caro-Vet Remedies.

If it is not convenient for you to call at any of our dealers, mail us your order for the remedies wanted, together with the coupon and. remittance and we will send your package by parcel post prepaid. 4. n. jveiinrajr.

r-onj's Drug A lieu Drua Co. Banow 11. T. Gaatoma Cliy Ga'rtonla W. C.

Best Torenee Drug Colic, or Acute lDdlgeeuon of bonce end mules. Hemoetat (stop bleeding) oz. .50 Stops bleedlne quickly from puts or any bleeding wound, following eastretlon or injury. Swine Tonic, ox. .50 A reconstructive blood tonlo end flesh builder that stimulates the appetite, aids dlsestloa end purl-fles tas blood.

Liniment, ox. .5 An efficient, safe Itnlment for bruises, strains. Inflamed, rheumatism, and Injuries to muscles. Htradftr J. A.

Mllard J. M. Martin A Dal as Farm riinnly Co. Maiuuury ,...1. Salisbury Hneaeer Rockwell EHenboro Henrietta Form City Ellenboro SMndale f'ndaie Hufiin Draper Spray Heldavillo RiJavllle Madbwn Mil odea HtoiwviMe HIU agram Jauriugburg Hill Oakboro Stanneld P.

Dollaa w. B. Brandon Habuftlck A Son MatUe BHWemrr Uy A. M. Banders Drug Summer Druif Co.

A. L. FOR SALE Ford Truck irt good condition. L. C.

Nixon, Buick Garage jiyio-2t Geo. D. Watt G. W. Cayton, fi ML Holly Mt.

Holly WebU Img fcftnrc. A. M. Townsend, R. 4.

Ill Igh Point Mrs. J. A. Hal ley. MeAHister it, 6, Mtteheil Broe Former's Grocery Htar Grocery Co R.

W. Hhoanslitrt T. E. ISmita JoeBeUler, R. 8 W.

R. Trry, R. 4. H. H.

Townsend 8. R. Williams. R.2. Blanton A Blanton Btanton's Cash 8 tore.

A. I). Gantt Grirttn'g Irug Store. Gold i cam Morganton ton .11 lldcbrawl Morganton Shelby Mountain Mountain Mountain Mountain Mountain k. m.

ArmoeMi, Cox Bros C. J. wuiame M. T. BmUhi A.

L. FoWlcr. joints, etc. C. A.

O. H. .75 Liniment, 14 ox. C. H.

Teh. I. P. LOST Heavy Watch Chain with Masonic emblem, between Dixie Cafe and Flint St. Return to O.

W. Law-ing at Dixie Cafe and receive W. r. K. T.

Bprirfjr. Mrs 3. i Robbhu.R.6... A. T.

Wenmorth Mors. Co Greenaboro ireensboro Greensboro Greensboro Fig Scours, It ox. .5 For treatment of Scows, Diarrhea and Uysentery of plus frequent csuses of death among young J.T. Do Lotion, leoz. .50 Soothing, cooling, astringent lotion for brubca, Horenrsa, sprains, and hot painful swellings.

Tonic for Horses, Mules and Cattle, 12 ox. .75 A reconstructive blood tonic and flesh builder uaed when the animal Is thin in flesh, lacks appetite, etc. Antiseptic Dusting Powder, 4 ox. An antiseptic, drying astringent application for all moNt sores, ruts or wounds. Will keep flies away.

Especially good alter castration. Vermifuge (worm powder) for Horses and Mules, ox. .50 Eradicates round worms, tape worms, bote, and all Intestinal parasites. Purgative Powder for Horses, Muleeand Cattle, 24 oz. .50 A well balanced salts mixture to beusedwhenanlmnllseonstlpated or has locked bowels.

Condition Powder for Horses, Mules and Cattle. iJox. .75 Is a tonic, highly med (rated pow- der. especially prepared to be used as a system builder. Swine Condition Powder, oz.

Stlmntatea the appetite, to a mild laxative, and acta as a Olurotlc or Kidney stimulant. Egg Producer (Poultry Pow-, der) .50 Makes bens lay, develoTis pull4s Into early iayfrs and produces fast growUi ui young Swine Laiatlve and Purgative, 3Jox. 3 Should be nmd whenever the anl m.tl la constipated. Can be easily given in the aiop, Latttmore Lit 1 1 more Luttlmose W. T.

IviM. W. Woolpy. J. A.

8. ttrnllD A. A. Mrs. Penri fi.

W. W. F-iklns, It. 4........ ffMMM Have strong, vigorous fast-growing poultry I Feed Caro-Vet Egg Producer to chicks and hens.

It contains the needed elements to promote fast, healthygrowth of young chicks. Its use develops pullets jhto early, prolific layers. To make hens lay or to the number of eggs, Caro-Vet Egg Producerworkswonders. A pound package free for a limited time if you take advantage of the coupon offer. LtUmore Honevrutt ft run.

Hoocrt lKinoeii, R. 4, D. M. Ileelrrr Turner Trfldfns Co. Mamfte Treatment, 1 ox.

.75 A ssfe, reliable treatment for Mange, Itching Ecsema and Sain Diseases of all animals. Morgan Love Abw-nathy Cash Pharmae. LI kins WANTED Two Good Tenants, with a good and good stock. Logan Saine, Crouse, N. C.

10jy2t noma Shrllty Shelby rover T. J. Hudson A Ron R. 1. J.

D. Peanman, R. D. B. Kelson A.

W. Troslef. C. O. J.

U. Adums. T. H. Ttrown'e summit Summit Colleen .5 Cattle Bloat, Mox.

A. Kirkmun Turner Drug Pilot Dnis Co Julius Etdrldse College V. E. Bowman state Kond El king Mountain Alrey Alrey Thurmont Slloam Rusk Bon lee Staek Bros. Grocrry Staek Bros.

Grocrry C. P. POFfam. R. F.

StokPRdnle FOR SALE iDry stove wood Phone 32: R. P. Beal Fuel Co. 21tf CILV T. G.

Cain Grocery Stokcsdate n.imni, W. M. Bions A. A. Parks.

A. C. M. Wllllamsoo Crlfln's Pruc Swro. Pw.plcs Drus store.

Usher ft BoUins, HestAO ft A Urn A Powe n. fl. I. Howard Stokesclaie Lincolnton Marshvllie -Monroe GuU Catawaba Lowery A J. M.

Horner Spargo A ootey J. W. Aiwtln btzn Quickly relieves bloating or swelling caused by gas or wind In the Paunch. As effective remedy. Infliieaxa and Distemper, 1 ox, l.M Dependable treatment for Distemper, lnfluensa, ('oiurhs.

Colds, Lang Fever, and Hhltfplng Fever of Horses and Mules. Also for Cattle In earn of Catarrh. Colds 'la head or rneumonia. Disinfectant, I ox. JSt A powerful nnrsalttrtrie.

germicide, drordorant and dlslnfeetsot. Kills germs, destroys Insects and foul Crouse bluff obers lllevtoei. M. Bakrr 1 Blue Monroe Puriesr Patton Ridge North Wllksboro Mnrth Ilkrslaiwn wewt op Newtoa Foster CaBh Buns. C.

O. Class Man ley Pin piunit iiros. H. L. Beam Beam Bros.

Mere. Berths Hamrick Farmer's Mere. C. J. Hamrick A The Maurtey Co The Wlthrow Co.

Bracket A Riviere Drug Buttle'S J.F. Williams, R. 7.,... Paul Webb Drug Co. Martin A Byars.

Martin A fc. Casar Cush Store C. Brewer FJUns A Elkins Palmer's Drug G. R. Pllklngton.

Wailpn A Thomas, W. M. Barker A Catawobs lnig Coulter A Little Conovpr Drug Freeae Drug Co Hilton Bros 1. JR. Hravner.

R. r. North Newton Drug Hclonoe R. A. Lti Drug Co Boat A TurnyfleM M.

A. CantwelU R. 4.. A. V.

Euim. E. B. C. H.

Robinson, R. 4. B. C. Stiu.ord A R.

4 D. W. Lenoir Drug A. J. Llngle Marley's Dnig C.

T. c.Rami.:vv.:-:,v....;.. G. R. Boyd.

Clay A Clay, R. Hilda Curlee. X'larli A Craig Bros J. C. Harrison.

O. p. Irving. R. J.

Setser. A. Green. T. JOreer i'foak.

Harris. Springs Spies alt her ASab' a N' 1. M. G.I r. fJNCOLNTON INSURANCE REALTY CO.

REAL ESTATE-RENTALS Fire Insurance, life Insurance Health and Accident Insurance Tornado Insurance, Hail Storm Insurance, Automobile Insurance Liability Insurance, Bonds. V. M. RAMSAUR, Manager. 1.

L. Uneberger, President. Cameron To Any CARO-VET Deate r.Hlfkory ftlrkoty Hickory Disinfectant, ox. .75 Farmers' Veterinary Culde .54 A-. 4.

UlatLB P. Fulton Carter's Phrmacy. Foa Irug Co W. G. IMvts W.C.Hough,R,8.., W.

M. J. 8 Dowdy C. n. Frye.

S. D. illiams W. A. Johnson, A.

J. Jones. KHtn Store VassMiro. D. M.

Phllllns tJartnaar Wf End Upon presentation of this coupon, filled out with name and 'address, you arc authorized to give FREE a copy of "Farmer Veterinary Guide" and a full pound package of CARO-VET' EGG PRODUCER with a purchase of 1.00 worth or more of CARO-VET Live Stock Remedies. Hickory Fails Ienolr Ijenolr liteisoon W. H. Joltwe Wllksboro C. H.

M. Taulbert A Co. (tier's Creek H. F. Springs W.

L. Wiles pores Knob R. L. Hendricks. Norman A Blvius.

Dough ton R. Todd. Honda Irttg Co rr. C. Goodmnn A Mooresvliie Miller Irug Co, Mooresville Drug J.

W. Hager, R. Hall Drug Co Templeton A Comes (P. O. Jsunlmra) II keshoro Will lams Bros.

Hope Mrs. Mattle L. F. McIoweH. C.

B. Stttesville E. B. OnodiB Evcret A J. A.

r. W. Lw siateavUto Mills HalilKoa Sirtng Sprtng T. V. Paris 4 Inolr S.

P. Gaddy Farmers Veterinary Guide Written by Dr, J. W. Buchanan, this booklet has proved a valuable and reliable guide to farthers and live-stock owners in treating diseases and disorders of their live stock Over te thousand copies of this book have been printed and hundreds of successful farmers are using it to their great advantage. The price is 50c.

but you can get a Free Copy in connection with our liberal Coupon Offer. Hand Hill Drug Name WM. M. SHERRILL. D.

GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST LINCOLNTON. N. C. Latest Equipment and Methods 23 Years Experience. Fittiar av Lenoir Menih 1 Jian7 J.

3. Orler A R. 17...... Mafthews" Drug SfMlier-Todd Co.i.,,,v,,,t, Allen lrug J. H.

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