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A Fire Tonight
| might ruin you. Then it would be too late for faaur{
nee. Take it TODAY-WEDNESDAY.
I Phone for it No. 59.
' I - WM. BRAGAW fc CO..
First Insurance Agents In Wsshingtoeu N. C.
Rimtvr TO LIGHT' CON'ttt'M. lu toll. torrther witk a ctars? at tl
Kits. tor i eccnncctlen.
MtW . . W. CUTM8,
Ordered by the Board of City Aid- Clerk,
met, that payment of *11 light and H*3I Ime }
gamer bills must be made and the "
ssoaey deposited In the offlce of the tRY a DAILY NEWS WANT AD.
ltaaleipal Electric Light Plant by 5 'dock
P. M. st ISth of each an* Fon- m
***** 7-ttrr When a shameful plot exists be-all
fail to pay hit. her. or Ks bins, tween livsr and bosrela to cause diathea
the Superintendent Is hereby au- tress by refusing to act, take Dr.
tiartsed and Instructed to dlwonUn- King's New IJfe Pills, sad end such
mm tbe light or mover of such ens. *bUBe ?* 3ro?r ?7?l?in- T*** g?ntly
7 "7?? " ^ compel right action of etomsch. liver
Mawr am-the morning of the 18th. ^ bowels, and restore four health
uuttl rock b'lls shall have been paid and all good feelings, lie. at The
Hardy Drug Store.
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Our Mahogany
Bed Room Suits
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Are now complete again J after several
I weeks of being broken up by the' many buyers.
Why not exchange or sell some of your i
olfOak Beds and Dressers and fUl the place
wHh most modern and common sensed made
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f Mahogany - Pieces.
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IBuy genuine mahogany and avoid Its getting
old or out of date. We also have in a
good assortment of old pieces In Chairs, Rockers,
Tables,^Settees, etc., for Xmti trade.
JEFFERSON FURNITURE CO.
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ff??n jr?uiv?11 wuo
^ B00^ Bun an ideal Xmas
present for the man or boy who enjoy*
hunting.
C. Surprise him with a STEVENS
P 0 ll\: No. 520 Repeating Shotgun?Nmtmrmi
s*mUr~N"' BatkM'~ T&*iw*
I <t See this gun at our store,
IfbjL If H ARRjS^HARjaWARE
f- i JL LIONJWOOD ?Members New York Cation &seba^~JANB;?% COLF V
J. LEON WOOD & CO. \
J B ANKERS and BROKERS. v
1 N*citt, Bonds, OaMrw, Grain mmd* P?Mb>OM. Tt Fhnw St.. \
ft 1 Prtrats wirtt.to \ m York Stock Exchange, Now York tW )
Bp
ft Try the Dally News
And Get Reuslts
^ w. foi,
Any ?.Im1 (.d on oonaUlt. ou.kt!
3tr.tchlti( th. imiln.Uor, will not
uk. both end. m?l.
On th. best at bud, that tba
hognd tor better may come.
Keep a keen lookoot tor the sharper,
0 you'll know him on Bight
The farmhand la so cloae to nature s
heart that he can hear It beet.
When the harness !a stolen, not a
trace of It Is left by the thief
High thinking Is In no way respon
Bible for the coat of high Wring.
Many a man who thinks himself
Strong-minded la only bull-beaded
A notary public will aekaowledge a bad
man's good deeds everytlme.
- J A full market seldom has anything
la common with a full pocketbook.
Comfort Is better than a lawsuit
orer the disposition of the property.
That crop pays bedt which withdraws
the least fertility from the soil.
It Is better to be thinking than T
drinking, even during carulr%l time. H
The best way to conserro our foresta
is to build homeB with the tlm- t(
bee.
Failure overtakes the man whj la **
going down hill?never the man who ]
is climbing.
Running expenses that try to keep
pace with fast living are sure to keep
a man behind.
The boy who spends ten of his best **
years sowing wild oats usually reaps ?"
screenings the rest of his life. **
Th? consumer oars a dollar for n'
food; the farmer get* toss than 60 *
cents for It? Who gate the rest? a
It la a fine thing to have a grant A
thought, but St la a much finer thing b
to paaa a great thought on to other*. c
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CO-OPERATION IN FARM WORK ?
levers) Line* Indicated In' Which *'
Principle W?M Help Farmer*
Financially and Socially. ^
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. The American farmer is *low to j,
appreciate co-operation a* applied to _
farm work, and ha cannot grasp it at
ell unless ha 1s Imbued with an alt rule{lc
spirit, a disposition to help his _i
neighbors as well ah ftldisclf, and thus
InDfill the Golden Rule. {(
up Until comparatively revent years v
tba farmer has bean obliged to depend d
OHi htmaejr All through the last fl
century he has made his living by 0
muscular labor and his wealth by tbe t(
advance In the price of land where tt
the - land was good. His Isolation n
has compelled Mm to rely largely on e
himself and has made Mm what the f,
scientists call an individualist, a man
who rellea oa Ms own unaided ,
strength and resources. The time has r
pome, however, when cooperation la B
quite as necessary aa Individual effort a
bas been heretofore. u
I am not advocating what (a usually i,
called eooperation la buying and soil- ?
lag, lu operating creameries, in die- ?
posing of live atoek, but minor or i,
leaser forma of neighborhood a sals- J:
Unce In farm operations, writs* W. H. t
tJndensood to the Michigan Farmer.
We. as farmers, should leant to wcrtr
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"My goodness, you don't ni
"Makes about 100 cups? V
"I^t's see, that's about half
"And you say it's in powde
of hot water makes Pos
"Well, that surely would be
"Oh yes, some members in
with coffee, and it's fin?
break down the nerves,
"I'm glad jou brought ton
\ye Jmyg them
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| see our line.
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each other's hanA? as we have ' *
ever done before;and I venture to !
dlcato several lines In which co-op- ,f
at ion Will not only be mutually help>1
in a financial way, but vastly Imrov
. social conditions as well.
The purchase , of farm machinery. ?
hlch the shortage of labor absolute
requires. Is becoming a very heavy "
urdrn on the 80-acre and quarter **
ctlon farm. Farming cannot be done
nar as It was a Mir century aco with At
plow or twj, on- harrow, a wagon,
horse-rake, a cradle and a scythe.
hay-losdei. a corn' harvester. a
Under, two or'threo Jilterrnl kinds
r plows, narrows ana rollers are
ceded. ' V" C ' Jli
The alio has dome Int6 general use! r.
od a si lags cottar and come kind of j.?
over to run It la required. A manure .
p reader and mnin drill are needed JJJ
bather the farm la a 40, en 80. a
arter section. a half section or a see- *
on. Now there la no necessity for
ny one man owning aft these tools. *n
y a little planning two farmers, or J?
crhapa three, cam use one corn bar- 10
eater, one allege cutter and power,
cd by combining labor can fill thelg
Lloa at minimum expense. *h
On the small fgnn there la do need J
jr every man to own a grain drill.
Pith a little management one grain ?g
rill will do th?-?rdrk on several small 81
irma. It can usually be arranged for thl
no man to buy the drill and thereat co
>. pay a stated price per acre for the fln
e of It. Tbo gome la tme of tha ?
rouure apraadar. .Khough I. think
??rr formar raollr ought to kove on. P*
Jr hltua.lf. "I
There I, no nead of farmars along > T*
traight rood to town having hod
oadc. cicapt, parhopa. for a abort of
ortod In th. aprlng. ff thai will ,k
Imply agree to bring pressure to bear V1
pon the overseers to put that road
a order, and thea jtgree among them Ives
that they will drag It after .u*
very rain and etpry thaw there wtfl ?
e no difficulty, about getting to town wi
a comfort ten or . eleven months ol nr
be year. til
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ean to tell mo that little can c
Veil, that's different."
a cent a cup."
r, and a little over half a teas)
itum instantly, and with a pe
a comfort."
most every family have store
; to havie a snappy beverage
A4wr TS'
Thin 19th day of November. 1911.
GBO. L. aWINIMELL,
Committtouer.
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-.H ^OH COTTOW PUNTERS
They Should Succeed They Must
Adopt Methods Used by Bi0
Corporations, $ays Carter.
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While In Baltimore recenllj T. W
rter ct Jachiou. Kin., prMldMl
TOM- of the
nirfU'n of ^rfVuoMhT tth*
*fr- Carter Is elao pr.sf4.ot of U.
monaj Warehouse company which
an off.hont cf the onion tni which
f. 'founded for the purpose of ss'tlhg
ihn southern planters In U.
irkettng of ifcclr chief crop. r c
Tbe colton plan term," said Mr.
rter, "can only succeed t>y adopting
? method, used by th. great busl
ss concerns of this age I do not
for to monopolistic combinations,
I to tbe approved. up-lodate
thods that successfal corporations
Ploy. Individually the produces
wn on par plaouutna la too feeble
protect himself: be Is usually beri
eased for cash and la forced to sell
i bales for whatever the buy*
coses to offer. It Is high time 1m
? down the curtain on such n has.'
reus epoch of agriculture. Re* |
Idling that the Individual In power 1
?. the producers hare at last saaw
it their only eolation Use in theti |
llectlve strength end that safety and j
auclal Independence can only ha,
Ined through concerted actios,
"The plan of our warehouse opm-,
ny, which Is bat three years old. end j
to this time In operation only la:
anee.ee and Mississippi. Is baaod on >
e ownership nadonafml by the ntslan;
about 1.6*0 warehouses scattered |
rougbout ell Use states of the aoeftt.
ir aim la to remedy the present
factive scheme of selling by Indues?Yb:rrw\::b:r.
tSLsrs
odlng the market as they do now
Ith cotton Jaat aa aoon as It la **tbed
and ginned. Naturally the glyt.
XC of the market at the opening of
? aeaaoo caaaea g&cta to drop* and
ost Fifty Centa?"
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cttrrM in a run
rfect flavour?"
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inch or nervous trouble
like Postum that don't .
ivii uiiu^iu ouiiir
Of Our
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Aluminum Ware?
w >yjj icri) .?
Twenty ?o twenty-five per
cent reduction from regular
retail price. Come and
see the line of Roasters.
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KMHMIE
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U> ero?.c?r la kapt IB " k aiate bl 1
poierly Bat tha National Waraboaaa
mucins M par cent of tha mine of I
the amount stored. and Ikaa rename ,
tha producer while ft alio malaUlns .
an equilibrium of prions hp heepfns "
the Mies off the market at a time
wbea there la UttU or no demand. '
Stability of ealaaa la more daalr- 1
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Inclade* a aUndardlMtlfen of ware- <
hw?? receipt* wllck will be recor .
nixed In erery pa; of tbo cotton belt .
There to *o better collaUral on earth '
than thto feecy at?B. and tha nei 1
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lately masters of the eHaoOoo?the |
elect of the whole ajrartan Mother- i
hopd-for they are almost tha aola
makers of h era* that ttrHtaad hnmanliy
meet hare regardless of coet
I here been talkfu alimt eoltoo. ,
bat there are other Ulnae Id which ,
the baleful !ofinance of tha middleman ,
la jaet aa easily demonstrated What
KSSB8S2:
what makes there Inflated prleeaT I
can ronch far It. belac a fanner my- <
elf. that the rrower, of (rain and I
trolls nnd ?eaet-,ble. ar. not reaplnt <
any fat returns. Ail oyer the eouth ,
potato*-" are allowed to rot In the
Beldr. and erce paachea am-fcft un- '
picked oa the trees when they ire In 1
keen demand In the cities of tho east '
sad north. The espMoatlea la that I
them Is no profft to tho prodncer, hat I
that all tha Unsocial nolo accrues to ,
the different middlemen who stand
between the produeer nnd the Dhblle.
Railroad rata# are not to bo blamed.
Ibr they are not unreasonable. but
when a htavy toll la takan by four or
five different partlea handllna the atuir
ere the last retailer's tax Is added,
what bopo haa the purchasing pnbllc
of a fair deal? 1 repeat, that the
eslortlotiulo prices now being levied j
on tho necessities of life are the direct
reaolt of addons economic.system
It can be ended only when those Who
produce can sell directly, or as near
as possible, to the army of consumers .
The Idea that the tariff or the Increased
gold production haa anything
to do will, tha rldlcnloua raise >n the
rt st Of living may sound well, but It
baa no baala In truth '
| < ^UM0Vy DUCka'
I and MO ba kept with rhkltenr. el
tt.J .'on1', dirty the dr).nkln? v.War
Tbar **"!t ?m pettbaa with chii-Vett*
Altb'iuth of a nOlat di.poa Hon h?j
era p?et fllern At layera. tbe> ur?
inn nndabln Tha lao.il fine -art.'
?y aatlv.
u wnrni < i : > don't i
pre cnM Waal r Hit* other (It not tit
raada ol dunha, n. loot ir.
.?w tit t -
Enc. m to contain, t- ii - iM
I TMb :rt <UT of I ml,or. 1912.
Columbia, p?^ I
W/ISHINGTON. N. C
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EXECUTOR'S? XOnCK.
Harlas UK d*r <B*lWN4 u th?
jxecutor to the last will aad ttstaneut
?f the late Feaner B. oilfor*
*tate, this is to notify all persons
laving data's against said estate topresent
same on or before the Idth.
lay of November. lt?, or this no- [z
ice will be pldaded la bar 6f thJr
'ecevery. All persons indebted tohe
said estate are hereby noUfted to
stake immediate payment. This tha V
18th day of November. 1912.;
M. E. GUILFORD, '
11-19-6 wo Execntor.
MOTION PICTURES
"'VAUDEVILLE
TONIGHT.