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MONCURE NEWS. Messrs. J. U Womble and H. ' G. Self went over to Elon College for an interview with President W. A. Harper Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. J. L; Womble went over to tee their son, Jennings, who Was operated on for appendicitis in Central Carolina Hospital Sunday, and Mr, Womble states that he is get tirjj on nicely and it is hoped that he soon be able to come home. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Durham and children have been visiting her par ents, Mr, and Mrs. R. P. Womble. Rev. E. G. Durham, who is attending the ministerial school at Duke Uni versity, #ras in town one day last week, is Mr. slid Mrs. J. L. Womble and ton, 3. L. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stedman and daughters, Camelia and Ruth, were invited guests of Miss Olivia Harmon, assistant dean of Wo men at the University last Tuesday, where they had the opportunity of at tending the graduating exercises and the conferring of degrees. It was an ideal day spent in every respect. It was vehy evident that the Univer sity is a tremendous center of culture. Mrs. C. D. Orrell and daughter, Miss Barbara, of Yemassee, S. C., are visiting her mother, Mrs. Barbara Watkins. Mrs. W. R. Lawson and children, of Raleigh, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brady. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore and daughters, Margaret and Elizabeth, j of" Raleigh, were guests of Mr. and j Mrs. W. W. Stedman Sunday. " Prof, and Mrs. George D. Harmon I OT.il ll+flrv + Bethlehem, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, of Philadelphia, Pa., were gfltets of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sted man last Friday. Mr. George D. Harmon is teaching at Duke University this summer. j many friends will be glad to hear that he has received his doctor’s de gree. The Epworth League held and in teresting meeting last Sunday even ing at 8 o’clock with Miss Roberta Lambeth as leader. The subject, “Have We Made Progreses in the Christian Way of Life,” was discuss ed by the following: Misses Ro berta Lambeth, Camelia S ted man, Lois Ray, Dorothy Lambeth, Mrs. Stedman, Lois Wilkie, Prof. H. G. Self, led in prayer and Miss Alma Walden favored us with a beautiful solo. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dezem, of Star, spnt last week end with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Dezem. Miss Josephine Lasater’s friends ■will be glad to know she graduated from Hugh Morson High School in Raleigh recently. Mr. E: W. A vent, Jr., of Bynum, spent last Sunday in town. Dr. Edwin J. Cathell was in town Tuesday. He is in Raleigh this week taking examination under the State Board of Health. Miss Elizabeth Thomas, who recent ly graduated from North Carolina | College for Women, at Greensboro, is I at home for the summer. She stud ied to be and is planning to be a li brarian. * Mr. W. A. Freeman, of Sanford, was in town today on business. Mr. E. F. Benfield, a contractor, who has been overseeing a job at Ali quippa, Pa., reached here Tuesday. Mrs. Benfield is visiting her ptople at Maysville, Ky., Mr. Benfield is stop ping with Mr. A. S. Hicks. '' Master John Everman, of Bridgton, is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Davenport, this week. Messrs. Glen Womble and clarence Crutchfield are putting up a soda fountain and lunch room on Main street, near Crutchfieki’g store. Mrs. Martha Baker, of Buie’s Creek, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. Y. Seymour, this week. EDISON STATES RUBBER SELLING BELOW COST Chance to Buy Tires Cheap, Says ' Fisk Official. "They gre selling crude rubber be lt>W the f65t 8? production /’ said Thomas A. Edison, the aged inventor in a recent Associated Press dis patch. “Labor,” he continued, “in tie rubber countries gets only 30c a tommenting upon Mr, Edison's statement, CoL Charles M. Piper, Gen oral Sales Manager of the flak Tire Company, said: ‘‘Mr. Edison is right. Rubber prices are lower than they have been for years and years. We do not know how long this situation will exist—ptobably for a relatively short time. This condition is not ad vantageous to the rubber industry, but offers and unprecedented oppor tunity for motorists and commercial We at fiSThave Jdfct introduced, the radically new lira built on. the fir Flight Principle, which means you ride more on the air—less on the rabbcT. These fine tires may now he bought at drastically reduced prices. In endorsing CoL Piper’s statement, TMr. J. IW. Kirkpatrick, of the Tri-j angle Motor Company, Flak dealer, in this city, said: “It is always true that tire prices fluctuate with the prices of crude rubber. Now that erode rubber prices are at their low- ■ eat level, Fisk Tires may be bought cheaper than ever before.” 466th ANNIVERSARY AUGSBURG CONFESSION The Auguburg Confession of iune 25, 1680'is is justly regarded as one! of the outstanding religious events of .the 16th century, and as a distinct forward step for all Protestantism. TWa anniversary, fiwill be celebrated this year on -Jun945th by a special called meeting of the Synod of the United Lutheran Church in ' North Carolina, with its lilore than one hun dred ministers, who will hold appro priate exercises in observance of the day. Among other interesting fea tures there will be an historical ad dress by Dr. W. T. Whitaett, of Whit aett, N. C, who will trace the Influ-, enoo of this event upon succeeding re ligious development. PASSENGER FARES SLASHED. Hie Atlantic Coast Line today an nounced that on every Friday, Satur day and Sunday during July and Au gust round trip fares to all points east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers will be reduced to the regular one-way'fare plus 10 per cent for tickets good for 16 days, and regular one-way fare plus £6 per cent for tickets good for SO days. These tickets will be good only in coaches and no stopover* will he allowed. 1 I Wants Wood’s Improved Golden Dent Seed Com. This com has a place that no other com can fill. It is early enough to make a crop on land which early potatoes have grown. It is used quite generally for early roasting £ars. It makes a beautiful ear and whether on the cob or shelled no yellow com is more attractive. J. H. Monger, San ford, N. C. On gallon of Poison Molasses should cover two acres cotton one time, according to Coker Letter. Mix with one gallon of water and let them have it. Sapona Mills, Inc., Sanford, N. C. FOR RENT—North Steele Street, 5 room cottage with god barn. Also 2 room apartment 3rd stret. Mrs. Gus Womble. It Dixie Queen Brown Eye Pea. No black eye pea can surpass Dixie Queen in delicious flavor. Tenderness and sweetness are its outstanding charac teristics. J. H. Monger, Sanford, N. C7 Nitrate of Soda, Fertilizer, Cotton Seed Meal, Cotton seed hulls, Peanut Meal. Sapona Mills, Inc., Sanford, N. C. Chear’s Jewelry Co.'s eight- day sale is going to be a money saver. FOR .SALE—Nice geese feathers, in bed, pillows or loose. 402 Hawkins Avenue. Velvet Beans, Soy Beans, Seed Peas, Sudan Grass, Good Mixed Peas, $1.00 j a peck, $4.00 a bushel. J. H. Monger,! Sanford, N. C. Tobacco Top Dresser 10 per cent Ammonia, 10 per cent Sulphate of Potash. Now ready. Sapona Mills, Inc., Sanford, N. C. SPECIAL—$70.00 Rebuilt Underwood and Royal Typewriters for $50.00, during our eight-day Money Saving j sale. Chears Jewelry Co. j Headquarters for seed Peas. Sugar Crowder, Early Taylor, Dixie Queen Brown Eyed, Rams Horn, and other; good table Peas. J. H. Monger, San- j ford, N. C. Don't fail to visit our store during our eight-day Money Saving sale. Chears Jewelry Ce. POISON MOLASSES for Boll Weevil, now ready, 50c per Gallon in barrel lots, 60c per gallon in your jug, one gallon or more. Sapona Mills, Inc. Front office over Isaacson’s Store for rent. Steele Street. J. H. Monger* Sanford, N. C. Get your Blackstrap Molasses at Wilkins-Ricks Company. FOR RENT—Two cottages, one 5 room, $15.00, one 6 room, $18.00, newly spring cleaned, screened- See J. K. Perry. We have a few O-Too-Tan Soy Bens, J. H. Monger, Sanford, N. C. SALESMAN Wanted with car to sell coffee to merchants on commission basis. Give references in reply ing. Answer care Express. Wood's Improved Golden Dent Seed Corn. The best early yellow corn. J. H. Monger, Sanford, N. C. iVANTED—Settled Woman to keep hours and do necessary work for family of three. References ex changed. Apply P. O. Box 1077, Norfolk, Virginia. WANTED — Unincumbered white housekeeper modern home in coun try, permanent M. B. Clark, Car olina Hotel, Sanford, N. C. WANTED—Settled white woman to lire in family, keep house and do necessary work for family of three Reference* exchanged. Apply P. O. ■ft_1 AM ft*_11 WW_ “ Vaslalfr Vm_ ' TOP DRESSER for Corn and Cot ton, 11 per cent Ammonia, 10 per cent Potaah. Now ready. Sapona HOIS, Inc., Sanford, N. C. wr papa, stock, *3.00. Mrs. C. D. Bros Kelly Store, East Sanford. bp TOBACCO TOP DRE88ER—Potash all Sulphate of Soda aa Limestone. Sapona Mills, Inc. PEANUT MEAl^-The best' feed go ing for the cow, the hog, the mole, and tastes good to van.’ $2.00 per hag. For sale by C. H. Smith. Poison the boll weeviL Plenty of Calcium Arsenate at Wilkins-Ricks Company. FIGHT THE BOLL WEEVIL—We hare plenty of Calcium and mol* asses at close prices Palmer Reeves Company. Soy Beans, Velvet Beans, Sudan Grass, Millet, Peas. All kinds of garden seeds. Palmer-Reeves Co. WANTED— PIANO PUPILS for the summer months. Terms reasonable. Mrs. Crawford Smith. Phone 236. LAKE WACCAMAW — Furnished six room cottages on the water front for rent by the week. Wire phone or write Oscar High, White ville, N. C. j-12 6t FOR SALE—T Room house, good lo cation, big lot, for $900.00 cash, a good bargain, at Jonesboro. See i Frank Love, Jonesboro, N. C. j 12 2t FOR EXCHANGE—A six room house and lot on Charlotte Avenue for a farm near Sanford. Apply to R. B. Lemmond, Sanford, N. C. WANTED—Second-hand baby cart, with top. Call Phone 91-J. FOR SALE—One Atwater-Kent Ra dio, model 6$, with cabinet, bat been in use 90 days, original cost, new $259.00; will sell for $159.00. Wilrik Hotel, J.. C. Williams. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, foi ladies, or gentlemen. Good board furnished if desired. Mrs. J. F. Gonella, Corner Carthage and Eodor Street*. . ...' - M-29-4t SIMMONS <D) TabuIated Vote in Primary Held Saturday, June 7th. 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