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The Salisbury Post from Salisbury, North Carolina • 5

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I I BAGE IVE: ME: 5 C'yyiif llf fiVoHl CffUTooN SHIjViCS PUT ON EW DROPS SPENCER BEATS HAW Special Sale RIVER 15 10 4 AND LIT OUT CORN TIRE REPAIRING Reduced Prices DRINK Cheerwine Auction STANDING CLUBS NATIONAL SALE Household urn iture and Other Movable Prop SCORES AT A GLANCE fa erty SECOND CALL OR OICERS DRUG STORE Belonging to the Estate of the late Mrs Patterson pre AT THE IN ROM NORTH CAROLINA INTO TERMINAL STATION NOROLK WITHOUT TRANS ER in SALE' BEGINS 10 AM Let every man gather some good books under his roof almost every luxury should be sacrificed to this Stevenson He that hath not a dram of folly in mixture hath pounds of much worse matter in his Charles Lamb NEED Good tires for your trip so have us do the for 30c Organized laundry workers employ ed in rench' laundries at risco have secured a nine hour day 15c CHECK SUBMARINE BRINGS MORE NEUTRALS IN PORT out of do the a hew One more thing we want to know is when a man borrows street car fare from his wife is it a liberty1 loan Dallas News The work day is reduced one hour and substantial wage increases have been secured by the Union at Seattle Wash facilities This is also the the various East Coast coal Women are fast replacing men the various positions with the Penn "sylvania railroad He SEEMS To HAVE Hie WHOLE GANG YSID HfM SET ERE ATEf? Well! wouldn't PAT KNOCK YER EYE OUT I WINS A MARAThqN WlOOoT h'NoWlN' IT! Ma 232 OERE'e "REDDY ROUGHNECK LEADER TH' GAA HoUGE GANG! It brings good cheer New Invigorating Delightful Cardiff Wales June 19 effec tive measures against the submarines have been the means of bringing mors neutral steamers into the coal ports to load coal for export Confidence appears to be growing and coal mer chants report an increased inquiry for loading case at ports Pon stop me Poss pis IS A LIE OR vDEATH WID ME! Two Hospitals in England That Are ully American American Wives are Largely Responsible for Work of the American War Re lief und London June 19 There are two hospitals in England where the sick and wounded from the American ar my will feel as much at home as in their native land Not only will Am erican doctors and nurses minister to them but American born women will form the great majority of their vis itors The institutions are the Amer ican Hospitals at Lancaster Gate London and the one at Paign ton The first ministers to Brit ish officers and the second to the Both were equipped with funds subscribed for by the American War Relief und Lady Paget wife of General Arthur Paget who is president of the American War Relief und told the Assiciated Press correspon dent the other day that although tihe hospitals were established for British patients their doors would always be open for the American sick and wounded said Lady Paget undoubtedly be establish ed for the American army but our two hospitals will always find room to minister to their wants entry into the war has spurred us on in our charitable work We American wives of English hus bands have been working indefatig ably since the beginning of the war Now that our native country has thrown in its lot with the Allies we are more than pleased with ourselves Our work will continue with added in Lady Paget has been foremost in her charity work since the outbreak of hostilities She has gathered from America 3 500 900 socks and these with tens of thousands of garments such as underwear pajamas and shirts have been sent to British fight ing men in need of them Lady Pag et personally has raised in America and England £250000 for British wounded £35000 for Russian wound ed £32000 for rench wounded and £25000 for the American hospitals in England Others associated with 'her in the American War Relief und are Mrs John Astor vice president the Duchess of Marlborough chair man and Lady Lowther and Mrs Harcour who are secretaries The nine American women who make up the executive committee are headed by the wife of the American Ambas sador Mrs Page Lady Randolph Churchill is chairman of the hospital committee while the chairman of the economic 'committee is the Duehess of Marborough The Lancaster Gate hospital recent ly opened by Ambassador and Mrs Page occupies one of the most desir able sites in London It commands a of Hyde Park and" is visited by hundreds of American visitors Many of its nurses are Americans living in Ungland The hospital has forty five beds The large ward on the ground cor is named Philadelphia having been endowed by the Philadelphia branch of the British American War Relief Committee The other large ward is named the Mary Burns after its donor Lady Randolph Churchill who lives near the hospital is constantly at work there and Viscountess Harcourt with Lady Lowther looks after the office work Warns women against cutting corns and says they lift right out Because stlye decrees that woman crowd and buckle up their tender toes in high heel footwear they suffer from corns then they cut and trim at makes the corns grow hard This suicidal habit may cause lockjaw and women are Warned to stop it A few drops of a drug called freez one applied directly upon a sore corn gives quick relief and soon the entire corn root and all lifts out without pain Ask the drug store man for a quarter of an ounce of freezone which costs very little but is sufficient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet This durg is gummy but it dries in a moment and simply shrivels up the corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tissue or skin COMPLEXION POWDER An especially adherent powder of thafinestquality of velvetysmooth ness and exquisitely perfumed Enchantment Complexion Pow der is free from lead mercury and other poisons and may be safely urmI on the most delicate of complexion 1W0 HOSPITALS 0 IIOOPS WOJNDEB foj foV 3 get the full mileage the old shoes and tubes if we vulcanizing retreading put in section in the blowout Have the work done right by us! Popular prices Notice Men of education 'and abil ity are wanted by Uncle Sam for the Second Training Camp' at ort Oglethorpe or information and application blanks phone 93 and I will arrange to meet you at Com munity Building any afternoon at 6:15 THOMASON Manager for Rowan County 18 4( SALISBURY TIRE REPAIR CO tf HADEN Proprietor You Can Have a Beautiful Complexion fi you use American Admiral is in Command of Irish Waters in the Absence of British Commander London June 19 Vice Admiral William Sims has appointed to take general charge of the operations of the allied naval forces in Irish waters Admiral Sims will act in this ca pacity while the British naval com mander in chief is absent from his post for a period the official an nouncement of his appointment ex plains The American flag meanwhile has been hoisted as the allied senior officer in these waters The text of the official statement reads: During a short absence of the British naval commander in chief on the coast of Ireland Vice Admiral Sims of the has hoisted 'his flag as allied senior officer in general charge of operations of the allied mav al forces in Irish All Unredeemed Pledges to be sold from now until July 1st 1917 at Special SIMS IN COMMAND IN IRISH WATERS i Wonder how much longer dejre Tn KPPO iol I DEY EVEf? KETCH I MIGHT A WELL GooD6Ye! REIGHT SERVICE you value quick transportation via Norfolk If route your shipment Southern Railroad Watch the time made' by their pack age cars and you will find that your interest are beso served by patron Bell Shoe Store National Cincinnati 1 6 Chicago 2 2 Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn Boston 1 New York 3St Louis 3 Pittsburg 7 American Washington 3 Detroit 0 New York St Louis played viously No others scheduled I International Richmond 12 4 Buffalo 5 9 Providence 1 Toronto 5' Newark 4 Montreal 0 Baltimore 4 Rochester' 8 American Asso No games scheduled Southern Mobile 0 Nasheville 7 Birmingham 1 Little Rock 0 Orleans 7 Chattanooga 4 Atlanta 2 Memphis 2 (15 innings darkness) South Atlantic Augusta 3 Charleston 0 i Columbia rain 1 Alter laying off for several weeks the Spencer railroaders returned to the game Without showing the effect of loss of practice ami drubbed the Haw River aggregation 15 to 4 by hitting hard when hits counted for uns Rube Wilson was on the hill ock for Spencer and was never in danger but slowed up several times allowing the visitors to He rivaled by Browning had nothing except a graceful delivery which won him no laurels in the rail road town Haw River scored in the first half of the first and had a man thrown out at the plate in the same inning Spencer evened up on a double by Goodson and single by Martin and held the lead for the rest of the game In the third Spencer scored four on a pair of errors and Stacks drive over left field fence one in the fourth on error and a sacrifice one in the fifth on a hit and sacrifice three in the seventh on a home run by Martin double by Trexler triple by Stack single by Yonce five in the eigth on hits by Marlin Trexler Trexler Williams Wlilson and Goodson Haw came as follows: one in the first two in the sixth one in the eighth Goodson Trexler and Martin led the Railroaders in batting securing three each Stack was also prominent with the stick getting a ihomcr and triple in four trips ogleman and Simpson were the only visitors hitting safely more than once getting two each Score: Spencer 15 17 Haw River 4 7 Bateries: Spencer Wilson and Cor nelison Martin Haw River Brown ing and Purcell OR 0NCE1E NAS A UTUEK GOOD LOCK I In Bottles and at ountains OC PATTERSON RESIDENCE CHINA ON SHOES OR THE WHOLE AMILY Phone 29 wait until it is too late and miss this opportunity to get good merchandise CHEAP Monday June 25 COLLARS (INV 'A Si A 1 SALISBURY PAWN SHOP Defeat the Visitors hy a Sente 15 tu 4 till (Kidern Hit Hind and iSbong When Hits Counted lor st a 'J SALISBURY' EVENING POST SAL IshUijfiHlNE 20 1917 OLEYKIDNEY PILLS OR BACKACHE KIDNEYS ANO BLADQEK KINKY HAIR MADE STRAIGHT Colored folks are etw about Herolin the new dis covery which straightens out kinky snarly or nappy nair aimpiy appiyauuic HEROLIN to hairand scalpand in a short Itime your hair become! soft I smooth silky 1 and so straight that at rn ha combed and brushed in sny new hair aoft fluffy jitnshi thick ami beay looks ami fh so fine and lovely tnt you proud of your boir and are the envy of your iriends Herolin also flop ftchaaif scalp and dandruff at once TEND 25c (stamps or coin) for a big boa HEROLIN MEDICINE CO Atlanta Ga Huts Id lag nnHa Write kr forget that this week is ob served in many parts of the as Baby Week A splendid exhibit and lectures have been prepared for the last meeting of th series to be held in the Community Building 'riday afternoo nat four All who may be 'interested in child welfare can show their' interest by coming and inspire others to' come' out to this meeting THE NOTED Connelly Springs Modern hotel right on the rail road and at the mountains with 80 comfortable rooms well fur nished electric lights call bells sewerage baths etc Rooms with private baths Nice cottages meals at hotel Superb mineral water (7 springs) famous for half a century for their heal ing powers Cures and enables you to eat what you want and en joy it No consumptives taken Resident physician Low May 15 to Nov 1 $8 to $11 per week Idwer rates by the month and to parties and families an to those staying longer Good orchestra All amusements Good time for all Write for illustrated booklet Yours to please Wm JE DAVIS Cornell? 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