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Page Twelvk BADIN- bulletin change their mind is to visit that genial bachelor, Scotchman Sandy Welch, in his home, where he is housekeeper, cook, seamster, and all that belongs to good housekeeping. “His beds are white, his floors are clean. As cook he’s hard to beat. To be a guest at Sandy’s house Is counted quite a treat.” Capt. D. T. Swagerty left for Knox ville, Tenn., on the sixteenth instant, where he went in answer to a telegram announcing the death of his brother s wife. Foreman A. G. Tate has bought a brand new Dort car. He says he is too well raised to allow any of the girls to walk if he finds them going his way. Mr. John McGregor and wife, of Indianapolis, Ind., are visiting Mr. Mc Gregor’s father. They speak of mak ing Badin their home. From the looks of things over about No. 22, we will soon have another pot room in operation, which will make seven rooms in all. Foreman Mauldin is wearing a smile that won’t wash off. It is caused by the stork leaving twins at his home— a boy and a girl. —W. 0. Burns opossums he caught to Mr. R. E. Lee. Bob says he hasn’t received anything from Bladen County yet. Mr. A. B. Caples, helper in Calciner, fell while carrying an ax, and nearly cut off a finger. It was a painful in jury, but Mr. Caples hopes to be back on the job in the next few days. Repairs on all of the benches in the Calciner have been completed, and Howell declares that before many days he will be calcining for less than noth ing per ton. Mr. 0. Crisco, Inspector in Cleaning Department, has returned, after visit ing for a week in the eastern part of the State. Repairs on Furnace No. 1 are moving along nicely, and this work should be completed by the first of the year. Mr. J. V. Nance has returned to Badin, and is now employed in the Baking De partment. Mr. W. R. Young is spending his vaca tion near Raleigh, N. C. —L. G. D. The Carbon Plant On instructions from the water de partment, we are installing a water meter on our gas producer, to determine how much it is drinking. At the present cost of water, the only man we know who is able to foot the bill is Mr. Tal- lassee. Mr. G. E. Biddix is spending a week down in Bladen County, on a hunt. He promised to send all the coons and Electrical Sparks We are glad to say that our luck has changed since last month. Nearly every one in the Ro^ty Stations was com plaining of bad luck of some kind; but now things are different—in fact, bad luck stands about as much chance with us as a chorus girl would with her leg cut off. According to the following. Dame Fortune has really laughed on us—not smiled. “Fatty” Corbitt has received three proposals of marriage; 0. B. Lackey has been blessed with an Edison phonograph, warranted to play six records with one winding, and to give the neighbors “St. Vitus’ Dance;” W. L. McCall’s baby can say “Daddy;” W. H. Bunn traded his car for a horse wagon, buggy, gasoline engine,- iicyd® pump, rooster, two hens, one saw, p'S®’ and three pecks of turnips and -green«> B. F. Griffin got a job in the-Rotary Station; C. Avant is “daddy” for the second time, to the tune of a ten-pound boy; T. E. Stewart won five dopes off of John Williams, and Williams found the quarter; B. J. May killed two squir rels at one shot, and J. A. Fagg a rabbit and two ducks; E. T. Russe^ harvested seventy-eight bushels of potatoes off one-fourth acre of groun > S. J. Ritchie’s wife lets him have a dinj a week to blow in, instead of a nick® ' Rex Kelley and Dick Hardin were a- lowed to go to Circus without an » tendant, and have both been happy and to top all this good luck, Mr. H- Rhea has gone to housekeeping, 8"“^ just as near heaven as he wants to Wotnan and Electricity When a woman is sulky, and will - If she gets too excited, " tef If she talks too much, InterruP If her way of thinking is not Tonver^ yours, i^oii> If she is willing to come half- way, * If she will come all the way If she wants to go further, .. .Condu If she wants to go still . further, Despo If she wants to be an angel, Transfoi^ If you think she is unfaith- If she is unfaithful, If she proves your fears are j^r wrong, Compen®^^r If she goes up in the air If she wants chocolate, We Can Solve Your Christmas Problems! Come and See us BADIN FURNITURE COMPANY BADIN. N. C. THE BANK OF BADlN CAPITAL, $25,000.00 BADIN. N. C. Deposit a part of your money. Spend less an save more. Buy a Home thru the Building and Loan Association. d w E INVITE YOUR BUSINESS R. L. SMITII TrMidMt J. W. nUZTER
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