THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N. C., Jan. 5, L9lO.
Postoffice Hours.
offlos open 1M a. m. toT.OOp. m.
Sunday 8.00 toll.oo a. m. and 4.00 to 8.00 p. m
HKENAN HUGHES,Postmaster.
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.Idnircfc Directory.
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-I'reaohiog Every Sunday a. m. and p. m.
I'rayer meoOn* every Tuesday evening.
yau are cordially Invited to oome to all
thuse servloea and brine your friends.
a W. OLDHAM. Pastor.
HI. E. Cbalck South.
pre .chin* every first Sunday morning, and
third Sunday both morning and evening
l'royer meeting every Thursday avenlng.
.Sunday 3eUool at #:4& a. m.—W. B. Green,
Superintendent. -
Methodist ProHrtut
Services Ist, 2nd and Brd Sundays Homing
and Night. Everybody Invited,
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Wm. Bay, MupL
Preabyterla*.
['reachingservloes every Sunday morning
and evening.
Sunday School at #:45 a. m. Moßride Holt
superintendent. Prayer meeting every,
Wednesday evening. A cordial weloome
for ail. E. O. HUBHAY, Pastor.
Local News.
—lt waa wet weather Monday and
Tuesday. v
—The Graded School opened yes
terday after the holiday vacation.
—Mr. Chas. Brown, Pharmacist,
of Randleman, haa accepted a posi
tion with Alamance Pharmacy.
—Miss Martha and Mr. Armstrong
Holt entertained a few of their
young friends at a dinner party last
Friday evening.
—Regular communication of
Thos. M. Holt Lodge No. 492 A. F.
and A. M., Friday night, Jan. 6th,
1911, at 7:30 o'clock.
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—Rey. Thomaa Dixon will be
here with his new play, "The Sins
of the Father," at the Montwhite,
Thursday, Jan. 19th.
—The Town Commissioners Mon
day night elected Mr.Wm. T. Wilson
Chief of Police to succeed Mr.
Bright Jerrell, resigned.
Mr. Eugene McCracken is de
tained at home.on account of sick
ness. He expected to return to the
A. & M. College the first of the
week. * \
—Col. Tom Watts the veteran
horse-trader, who is here this week
with a drove of good stock, had the
misfortune to lose a fine mule Tues
day night.
—Mrs. J. L. Scott, Jr., went to
the Brigga Sanatorium, Greenaboro.
yesterday for treatment for sciatica.
She waß accompanied by her daugh
ter Mias lone.
—Mr. Cliealey H. Roney, a prom
inent citizen of Faucette township,
was united in marriage to Miss Essie
A. Blanchard on Christmas Day.
Rev. J. W. Holt officiating.
—On last Saturday the Street
Railway which is to connect Gra
ham, Burlington and Haw River
was sold at public auction and was
knocked down to J. W. Murray, Esq.,
for 810,000.
—There will be an illustrated ad
dress at the Friends Church next
Sunday afternoon at 2:3o—Subject
"The Double Scourge of the present
day," by the pastor Davied E.
Sampson. Public cordially invited.
—Rev. Mr. Curry, the new pastor
of the M. P. Church araived here
last Friday with his family and will
house-keep in the Perry cottage on
Albright Ave. He is a month late
in arriving on account of protracted
sickness.
.
—The Annual Meeting of the
Policy Holders of The Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Association
—Alamance Division -will be held
in the Court House in Graham, N.
C., Saturday, Jan. 7th, 191 L A
full attendance is requested.
—Miss Willie Ames has resigned
as teacher in the Graded School.
Her graddfather, Capt. Thos. R.
Gaskins, died the week before
Christmas at his home at Drivers,
Va., and Uie goes to make her home
with her grandmother.
—The following attorneys from a
distance haye been in attendance on
Court this week, viz: Judges W. P.
Uynum, Jr., and Robt C. Strudwick
and Mr. A. B. Kimball of Greens
bror, Ex-Lieut.-Gov. W. D. Turner
of Statesville, Mr. C. W. Tillett of
Charlotte.
—Be*. Dr. Daniel Albright Long
leaves this evening for Bifle, Colo
rado, where he will spend three
months, supplying the pulpit of
Rev. Horace Mann, the latter having
been elected to a seat in the legisla
ture of his Btate and hiß duties as
such necessitating his absence from
h's. pastoral work.
—Mr. John Q. Gant, Jr., of Bur
lington, met with a very painful and
unfortunate accident Tuesday* after
noon. , With his gun in hand he
was standing on a stump. His gun
slipped and was fired. The must
*le slipped partially through his
liand and the load carried away the
fleshy part of his right hand.
Though the. wound is severe it is
hoped to save die hand.
Personal Mention
Mr. Clyde Hunter went to Ral
eigh yesterday. .» 1
V " Pomer °y returned to
Oxford Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Brady i 8 visiting at
Mr. J. L. Scott, Jr.'a.
Miss Kathleen Long returned
Monday from a vist to Greenville.
Mrs. J. B. Montgomery went to
Greensboro yesterday to visit Mrs.
Jaß. E. Boyd,
Miss Annie Harden, after spend
ing several weeks in Raleigh, re
turned Saturday.
Mr. Manly Lindsay, of Chapel
Hill, is here visiting at the home of
his son, Prof. S. G. Lindsay.
Mr. J. W. Menefee and family
have returned from a most enjoya
ble visit to his old home at Rockv
Mt., Va.
Prof. P. J. Kernodle, of Rich
mond, Va., has been here since Sat
urday on business and leaves this
evening for home.
Mr. J. Elmer Long, Representative,
left Tuesday for Raleigh to attend
the sitting of the Legislature which
convened yesterday.
Miss Blanche Scott came home
yesterday after spending the holi
days with her sister, Mrs. C. W.
Causey, at Anderson, S. C.
Mr. G. 0. Rogers, after spending
the holidays at the home of his fa
ther, Mr. Geo. S. Rogers, near here,
left Sunday for Kinston to resume
his duties as principal of the citv
High School.
Mr. Elmer P. Williams, of Colum
bia, S. C., who is Supt. of Agents
for the General Agent for S. C. for
Hartford Life Ins. Co., visited the
family of his uncle, Mr. J. D. Ker
nodle, here Monday.
Mr. Wiley A. Wood, An Aged Citizen,
After an illness of about two weeka
and after being confined to his bed
a week, Mr. Wiley A. Wood passed
away at his home in this place on
Friday morniDg, Dec. 30th, 1910,
and the funeral waa conducted from
the residence by Rev. S. W.Oldham,
pastor of deceased, and the remaina
were interaed in Linwood Cemetery
on the afternoon following. Mr.
Wood waa born Jan. 26, 1832, and
was 79 yeara of age lacking lftaa
than a month. Deceased is aurvired
by his widow and the following
children, namely, Mrs. W. H. Fc u
aheeof Greensboro, Mr. Numa Wo >d
of Gibaonville, Mr. Joseph Wood,
U. S. Army, Boston, Mass., and Mrs.
J. C. Moore, Mrs. A. Lacy Holt, Mrs.
Chas. A. Thompson and Miss Agnes
Wood, all of Graham. Mr. Wood
was one of the county's oldest and
best known citizens. By trade,
deceased was a mechanic and it waa
by his labora in this line that he was
best known, having taken a leading
part in the construction of several
mills, dams and bridgea in the coun
ty. He was an good and highly es
teemed citizen. His life was an
active one, and so continued up to
his last illness. His family have
the sympathy of many friends in
their bereavement.
Happy Family Reunion.
Our good townsman, Mr. V.
M. Euliss, had his much scattered
family, that is, all his chil
dren (but not all the grand
children,) with him on Christmas
Day. Clinton A. Euliss of Detroit,
Mich., James P. and Parker D. Eu
liss, of Pittsburg, Pa., W. M. Euliss,
of Danville, Va., and Mrs. Joe J.
Phillips of Spray, N. C. The rest of
children live here. No man in
Graham had a happier Christmas
than 'Squire Euliss.
Off to School Again.
Miss Marce Goley left for Salem
Female Academy Tuesday.
. Mis* Martha Holt left Tuesday for
Red Springs.
Miss Blanche Scott left Tuesday
for Peach Institute, Raleigh.
Mr. Armstrong Holt left for the
A. & M. College Tuesday.
Mess. Edward Murray and Steven
Sim mons left for Davidson College
Tuesday.
Mr. James Murray left yesterday
for Union Theological Seminary,
Richmond, Va., yesterday.
t of p. Attention.
You are reqlle»ted to meet In
Castle Ilall No. 92, Tuesday
night, Jan. 10, at 7:30. InaUl*-
tion of officers and fixing date for
oyster supper.
All visiting Knights Invited.
t Lou. G. TUBKIE, C. C.
DON E. SCOTT, K. R. 8.
Colored Teacher* to Meet
The Alamance County Teachers
Association (col.) will meet In the
court house in Graham, Saturday
Jan. 14th, 1911, »t 11 o'clock a'
m. It to very important thai all
the teachers be present as there
will be interesting topics concern
ing-school work discussed thai
may be helpful in the school
room. The Co. Supt. will also be
present and talk to the teachers.
■ W. B. HALL.
away the
Court Still oo Pint Cue on Calendar.
The Special Term of Court opened
Monday morning npon the arrival of
Judge J. Crawford Bigga, the Judge
preeiding. By order of the Judge
at last September Term the case of
Holt, Gant A Holt Cotton Mfg. Co.
vb. Hub Milling Co. was set' for the
first case for trial at the next regular
or special term of Alamance Superior
Court. Accordingly this case head
ed calendar and was taken up at
once upon the convening of court
Moiday. The suit is between two
corporations owning water powers
about a half-mile apart in Morton
township on Haw River. The former
is a cotton mill up stream and the
latter a merchant flour and|gristmill
down-stream. The contention be
tween the litigants involves water
rights and claims for damages. The
parties are represented bv some of
the State's ablest legaltalent—Mess.
C. W. Tillett of Charlotte, W. H.
Carroll of Burlington and E. S.
Perker, Jr., of Graham, for plaintiff,
and Judges W. P.-Bynum, Jr., and
R. C. Strudwick of Greensboro and
Col J. A. Long of Graham. A large
number of witnesses have - been ex
amined and the ablest attor
neys have, stubbornly contested
everyinch of the ground cov
ered. It was not until this
morning that argument to the jury
begun and will not be concluded till
tomorrow. No such legal battle has
been witnessed in Alamance for
years and th 6 argument of counsel
has been strong and learned.
McPherson-Mcßane.
Dr. Robt. G. McPheraon of Saxa
pahaw and Miea Josie Mcßane were
united in marriage yeaterdoy at
Manndale. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. M. C. Mcßane and the
groom ia a prominent young pliyai
cian. Miaa Beulah Coble and Mr.
Eugene McCracken of thia place
were attendants.
A Good Egg Record.
Rev. David E. Sampson haa s
flock of 21 White Legorn pullets
and 4 hens that laid during the
month of December 254 egga. This
in the face of the fact that Leghoina
are not conaidered good winter lay-
Special Service at M. E. Church Next
Suuday.
On Sunday morning, Jan. Bth,
at 11 o'clock, there will be held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, in Graham, a special open
ing service for this year. This
will mark the beginn ; ng of the
life of this church as a station
and to that service is specially in
vited all Methodists and others
interested in the welfare and
progress of the church. Every
member is requested to be present.
All who desire to unite with the
church should attend, prepared to
do so. The doors of the church
will be opened and all who are
already Methodists may hand in
their names ft'd the pastor will
secure the porper certificate. All
who wish to unite by vows will
have the opportunity at that ser
vice.
The pastor specially Invites you
and your neighbors.
Santa Qui On The Way'
\
And what are You doing for Yourself
in the way of Xmas offerings? Re
member others, of course, but don't
overlook "No. 1."
Clothe yourself in good apparel—one of
our new $12.50 suits will suit well.
As for the boy—a good warm suit of
. gray or brown at $3 will give him
a lot of comfort and satisfaction.
A. M. HADLEY
THE OIE-PRHSE CLOTHIER, =^=r
Main St GRAHAM, N. C.
\ The Sias of the Father.
The subject of "The Sins of the
Father" is so big and vital —so
1 imminent and pressing upon the
' people of the South—that Thos.
Dixon did not wait to put it into
' a novel, bnt attacked it directly
'by means of this play. He had
r a message to speak concerning
r racial parity, and he has spoken
it without delaying or flinching.
' It comes, in Mr. Dixon's own
1 words, as a clarion call to the
' South to be true to her best tra
-1 ditions and save American civili
' zation.' A book amuses and in
r terests, but a piay drives a mes
-1 sage home with incomparably
' greater power. Those who would
' witness the thrilling story Mr.
r Dixon has put In dramatic guise
> and would learn the nature of his
' extraoreinary message, will have
their opportunity at the Mont
white Theatre, Jan. 19.
Th« Franeh Derby.
I Grand Prix is tbe Dame of a famous.
| horse race for a purse of 100.000 frntxV
annually ruu at Lonffeba&ps. near
Paris, in June of- each year. It is also
styled the French Derby and marks
■ the close of the pay season, since Im
; mediately after Its occurrence the fash
. lonahie world of Pari* prepares for Its
departure to tbe country or the sea
shore.
Heretlo.
The word "heretic" Is derived from
i tbe Greek balreo. to take or choose for
, oneself.
For Sale.
Pure blooded brown leghorn
chickens. Come early.
HERBEBT LONG, Graham.
For Sale or Rent
7-room house, newly papered, for
sale or rent. Apply to Green &
McClure Furniture Co.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
Call No. 428 and Thomas will be
glad to send you anything you may
need for the table.
—Three small farms for Bale— 2B,
30 and 46 acres. See
A. M. HADLET, Graham.
We buy chickens, eggs, butter,
and all country produce, and will be
glad to have you bring us what you
have to sell when you come to town.
At Marshburn's old stand.
THOMAS STORE Co.
Graham, N. C.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
Itch relieved in 20 mihutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never
fails. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
OABTOHIA.
The Kind Yon Hate Mwg BongX
Fresh Groceries, prompt service,
and always a square deal at Thomas
Store Co. s.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
For Sale.
The Hal. B. Mebane Residence
apply to Chas. A. Scott.
FOLEYSKIDHEYPIIIS
fmm BXUMM HIIIIWIM Biwott
A Fire Fighter's Astounding Story
IF TIE WMMLLBJEB MSBTS OF "BLOODIN£"
*. a jj, ■- „ ;
99| HARRY A. GLAZIER
ii Prominent Firetrnn of
Tj Maiden, Mast., wtilea:
HKNHtaU Mar. aßlh,
La at bad •
■ aevere cold and it settled
■ on my KUlneya, causing
■ the moat excruciating
pain almost every time I
, attempted to move; I had
ENGHKB WHICH an. ObAZXBK RONS. ible "gTrtU*. M
. lucceaa, until I was ad-
Sitfns of Danger.
Backache, dlaafneta and headache, "fpceka do **« and before I had Uken one bottle I wma
before the eyea," Irregular beArt action and «®! n P , « te, r cured. M Bloodioe" la a wonderful,
fieer trouble. The aeTedty of the eurly tonic. If the blood la Impure, com*
symptoms depending npon the amount of J>«**»®n bad, appetite loat, strength gone, and
poison a which the kidney* ban allowed to whole system la upaet by an accumulation
remain in the ayatcm. e humor a, it U time to try c Bloodlne " today.
SYMPTOMS. Stasias tbe Kldaeya.
tootlos of Urtae, Straining Aftar Urinating. M t m JSTbottfe StiLßi!L«2Mfar JbklTifJaJ
Ttxiok or ■fngarlofc Prlno, Stono in %hm SJj JT-" I—?**. 1 —?**. larwhsth J *gT
£Si°SS3 OCTAmtaJbTU.
rblrit, Sell Stone, ORDTOL, Pain la Biaikt! Iltinniu, VT., (rat 14, not,
BVOUM Anlrl—. btnimad Via ion, flpaoka Tin Bteemm Co. Bovom, Utm.
IM BTM, ROUIT UIIM. Fisqnnit Gattlawn:— l received TOW trial hoftle 0# Bleed*
Gal la. Month Dry, BUUnuenwea. Drlbbllnc. b>«. Thai waa m eooogh u> do a«t krw.l«l
bniabaf o, WMknaai. bow of Fleoh, Irrer im rtrr had awl weak, 1 tilaa qeiie a U au Itui
Bin Haart Aoltoe. Uloaration 0t the Blad- Now, if roe think that ""'lilai wtu hah> mk, M
A or. akin Pal*. Wuy ul Dry, Bad Oder a«T aead BO 00a dolWa worth I think bribe
M MqMM, Use 1 taka that I cam tal if k wfß4aaeon, mm 4.
SIMPLE TEST FOR KIDIET DISEASE.
Fill ■ bottle with urine; let U (tend (or TWa.BLOty Ca, Imaa.
tmln boura ;If there la a KdloKot or elowl- Paar Sl«a:—flaaaa aaai ma m boltlaa M Boe4>
loeaa of ear kind yon bare kidney or bladder " a ho. woyprf
trouble, and yon ahoold comm. ace taking »e Baaanhafaa; aaa laaa Hawf hann.
Bloodine to-day. Dont wait natil the diacaae _ .
la too far advanced. «*"«1 "M OCT*VIA K. CAKPZITTEa.
Bloodioe coata joe a bottle for the oaaal fiMrisa. We wffl lotMl ftjttm If ite oricMa of ih. ahaai
Mall ordatl tiled. Lena aaarpU bottle by pall »oc. lanofi, yteolaf 1 11 I 11 jo pradaead.
Bloodine
~ 99 CT* A BOX.
Sold by GRAHAM DKUG CO., Grahan. N.C.
(( weighs BO m»nj pounds and cn«U
If /'/ (rH\ yon BO much money. But it raries
/ *7 ' n eat Producing capacity, depend
-1 / j ing on the kind of coal the hod con-
Are yon gettingyoor money's
W wort ' i ' n Heat? Let ns deliver a
' 1 100 °' onr coal and yoo will
see a difference in resalts right away.
/ 1' comes closer to being •'All Heat' 7
f than any other coal we know.
HOME ICE 3 FUEL CO.
GRAHAM, N. C.
an open fire-place, book-shelves and
some books give the true library at- * . — — —.lT
mosphere to a room. If you want I |A v TO a A|f
your ceiling, book-shelves and fire- _ ■
place to harmonize with the room
source of porennial satisfaction.
Walker & McAdams,
Graham, N. C
SUBSCRIBE FOR
The Gleaner-SI.OO a year.
HALF-CENT COLUMN.
AdT*rtla*ia*nta will b* Inaarted under tkla
lttaitlni at on*-aaif of a eoot a word for aaefc
laaarttoo No ad. Inaarted for laaa tkao Id eta.
Ooont Tour word* and Band oaan with arlar.
Back Initial or abbreviation eounu a word.
HOUSES and lota for rant. Ap
ply to Nicks.
—Hello, Central! Give me Pick
ard'a meat market. h» want a firat
class piece of meat and I know
where to get it fresh and right.
SCHOOL BOOKS—A full aap
ply of all kinds, also school aap
plies, miscellaneous books and sta
loaery at C. F. Neeae's, Burlington
Notice To Creditors.
Pursuant to an order of Alamance
Superior Court made in a canae
therein pending entitled T. A. Cor
bin ▼. Mebane Brick Co., all credi
•ora of said Mebane Brick Co. are
notified to file their claims, duly
verified, with the undersigned, on or
before January lat, 1911, and if
they fail to so file said claims, duly
verified, on or before said date, then
they will be barred from participat
ing in tltt distribution of the assets
of said rompany. ' > .
S. O. MORGAN, Receiver
Bdec3t Mebane Brick Ca
Tkls elfnatore ia on every We» tk* gavato*
Laxative et»M*
Mortgagee's Sale !|
roderaad bynr'u* of the power of alt
contained Itinmln nm«|«Hw mkM
*o OB Ik* Uk dajr of Urfwbtr, INT. Uy B.C.
Itrkf ead hi* wife. A J. Mn. to it* uk4h
Hh4 wilihm, 111 «n» ik iMßralrf
I Ml tb«»W ■ iwfflll TIH MIIHt
deed b«tM at ixord h (Mm b|Mtr or
Iw* f r illn—n wwl|. N. C.. to Ink of
M D.. No. m at p gw UU. Ik* ntmhMl
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BATURDAY, JAN. 14, 1911
it IM (Tel ek. Moo*. •« Ik* mil kou**
door la Alaaaac* county, X. C.. **ll to Ik*
kIfMM bidder (or cut. Ik* foMowtag Ml «*•
lata, low It:
A lot or parted of hat la llbdikt Im
akla. Ala»auna iwati. It. C . alJulalM tk*
lamia of AIM -karp., Akl Hole IX W H
laeiar and other* IM bagmnlng « * r*t ua
Houth aid* of road to Chrtla' Mill Sad i»
alas Booth ts da« ■ IJC okalaa to a rs* oa
Soitk *M* Of aM roao la aald Moll 1 * Maa
lk*ac* Hoatk tS £*■ Win okalaa to a rath Is
MM Haa. corner »'lk aald la*lvy. ikMt*
Rortk IM da* » 148 ckaiaa to a net. cor
ne r wlikaald laeley. tbeaee XanklSd( ■
1 tt ckalaa to tk* bactaalnt aad eoatalaiag
IIS acrea store ar toaa, II xatac Ik* aa* up-
OD wkJjk I her* la a dwelling kooaa uaad a*
rwMtaoi ot Bortcifor.
Tkt* property winba auld to tallafy tk*
bond nni'ad di tk* tald mortgage whtek
bond la long nut due aad unpaid
Tkla Dao. TtVwM. l>. M. W4LKBK.
J A. Cook, AUjr. M inpig 11
mm KIDNU PIELS
I Cor backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, end urinary ln«|alMllM
JL Foley** Kidney Pill* parity the blood, restore lost vitality and vifo* MNNMMI
I .. - -• '
Fdr Sale by all Druggists ■—..a, -1
—L , ,
To Core a Cold in One Day sss*
YwiHavc Smoked The Rest Now Try
c >g*ryou erer had between your
/ J»-$- """"POctiTe of price. That'**
" > ' g c^m M » *™l of MOT
cigar* will prove it oanctaamiy.
(j/rffldX T " w onl y tibliig we aak ia not to ho
\ yf PA prejudice against them became of it*
prico ' Jnd ' ? ® it on its marfta and
mtflmlSßXnnffl Vfc we have no fear of the nanlt.
Graham Drug Company,
Prescription Prnggtete.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
■tWV Rates via Southern Railway
On account of the Christmas Holidays The ftmtlifn
Railway will sell very low round trip tfrketg to all points
East of the Mississippi and South of the Ohio and Poto
mac Rivers.
Tickets on Sal a : Dec. 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26 and
31,1910, Jan. Ist, 1911 Final return limit:
To reach original starting point
not later than midnight
Jan. 8, 1911.
Ask For A Round Trip Ticket
For further informatiaa aak jwr 'f*** or Writ*.
W. H. PARSXLL, T. P. A,
H. F. CARY, O. P. A., Palrigt % a
Washington, D. O.
IF SICKNESS SHOULD
Mar your otherwise Happy Holiday (Season,
remember that we can supply you with all
kinds of Sick Room Necsssities.* .V. .V
Your Doctor's prescriptions will have
our most careful attention.
Alamance Pharmacy
J. q. SIMMONS, PtopY. . ,;J a
L - ;>r \ma
! Leare criers witii as for Holiday Cut Flowers
NEW YEAR INDUCEMENTS
To avail yourself oi that high, degree of happiness which comas with, wk
v--; _ VJljjj
elegant home an EuonJ in great abundance at oar furnituro *
■There everything new and elegant in the line of parlnr ami liraigM%
diningrowa and bed chamber farniture ia displayed fiar the benefit tt aS
I Va, " ' " J *'• ~ V" ~
i who lore the home beautiful Q'lality and prices are such as to makafho
goods an usually attractive.
GREEN 4 MURE FMM IK.
GRAHAM, N.C.
1... «- Wanted
Ttwt ctiiH tf rtarunuttiam Is naawm T T (JUIiVVt
w»c tdil in th« Mood. To ran rlwu- y
miitlam. this acta must b» «xp«tl«i front > .. ~
tlHi tyseeiß. K.!!iimu; nm in an intur-
sat liiiHHU* ana nniotrw an internal X"*V 1 1 *~V«
rvmwtjr. Rubnmjt »kn oils anil tint- I InU v
mants may «■ tno vain. but tljay will CUj\i X lUC
' no mora eura rtteumattom Hum. suae
' «U1 cbaaifa th» abac. j( rattan km . "
tarn ■* 1i ■ ■ iteai »• Nw C»nt C.
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