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COME TO ns FOB YOOR GROCERIES I WHEN YOU COME To US TOR YoUR GROCERIES FOR ONE WHOLE MONTH WE WILL HOLD YOUR GROCERY TRADE FOR LIFE. ALL GROCERIES ARE NOT THE SAME QUALITY, NOT BY A JUG TULL. WE DO NoT BUY A "SEC OND" QUALITY, OUR FOODS ARE "FIRST" RATE. BUT WE WILL SELL YOU OUR FIRST GRADE GOODS TOR A LOW PRICE, BECAUSE WE BUY IN BIG QUANTITIES AND CAN AFFORDJTO GIVE THE LITTLE PRICE. f PLANTERS TRADING CO. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY THE PROGRESSIVE RAIL WAT OP THE SOUTH Schedule Effective April 16th. Train* Leaving Laturinbnrg Na.;i9—8:28 A. M. Local for Hamlet. Charlotte and ail in termediate points—Through Sleeper Wilmington to Charlotte. Open for paeoeagen at Wilmington at 10 P. M. No. 13—7:27 P. It. Local for Hamlet, Charlotte, and all in termediate points,—Connecting at Hamlet for nil points North, South and South West. Pullman Parlor Car Wil mington to Charlotte. v No. 20—8:86 P. M. Local for Wilmington and all intermediate points,—Through Sleeper Charlotte to Wilmington. PneoMgnrs may remain In Sleeper until 7 A. M. No. 14—9:07 A. M Local for Wilmington and all intermediate point*— Pullman Parlor Car Charlotte to Wilmington. For additional information, as to rates, schedules, or ro eerrationi, call on local agant or writs the undersigned. J. Watson, Agent H. E. Pleasants, T. P. A. Laurinburg, N. C. Wilmington, N. C. John T. Went, D. P. A. Rnldgh, N. C. ^-—- ' Mogul 8-16 Price Announcement The Real Kerosene Tractor (Y* April lag tin price of the Mogul 8-16 , VP vrUi bo $725 cash f. o. b. Chicago. AH sales made mid bona fide orders taken opl to April rat wiU J* ft!' 1 at the priest price o( $675 cash Ub. Chicago. w«rs‘v.-:t you ahead of time on the coming change. ««* *■» »•**>. «* you know, i« the famous tractor that has y •*** -i'Wj'i ‘ ^'leraljr in half—operates on cheap, common kfc'oi n or 1 i' ll oil —doesn't have to be the highest grade ••the*. It pnyz fir itself in the saving over gasoline. That • ’ b w!\; t!-« H.e* in twice — oecemrV because cost of raw < row v ■ * iy;n so high —it of minor importance. . **e ~ • v- w.v«ng and making profit 00 thousands of fare- * : i i... ••.. < 1 - will do much more for you than your horn -» . ivt <irrfer new—be ready for spriag - .0 •Uit u-.i..jg who sells the Mogul $16. L&xx-x ysrttr CoMpfiay of A—rich r *T Tr 1 Hu tnSe li ulllj JNO. P, McNAItt, I^miniM rg, M, I!. 2. V. PATE. LsutvH H.tl. N. C. ard CIVson, N. C. J. T. JOH^ijCO , Juhfia, N. TAB BBBL TOPICS. Happenings Throe* host North Caro Hu Teld la Brief. At the Btstiun Christian Conven tion at Burlington Thursday night Rev. C. B. Riddle waa elected editor at the Christian San to secceed Rev. J. 0. Atkinson, resigned. Dr. Atkinson ■erred IS years as editor. A broken brako beam caused a freight wreck on the Atlantic Coaat line near Wilson Friday with live smashed cars. The tracks were clear ed in e fow hoars. No member of the crew was injurod. Richmond county la one of ths counties in the stole that is co-operat ing wilh the state board of keslth in on anti-typhoid campaign. Already more than SjJOO have been given the anti-typhoid toxin, and the campaign is yet young. Durham and Patterson townships Durham county, turned down by a big majority a proposition to issue »!«, 000 of bonds to build an iaterurbaa railroad Una to connect Burlington and other towns in that section with Durham. Desiring to ascertain, if possible, Juet what variety of cotton will pro dueo the hart results fat that section, the North Caroline department of •gricultnre, assisted by local agrlenl tural experts, are planning to make a ••rtes of experiments in Craven coun ty with this end in view. Mr*.' Jesse Green, aged 76, waa cre ■atod In a Are which destroyed her borne at Crifton near Kinston Satur day- The blase started from an ex plosion of a gasoline stove. Persona who were unable to aaist Mrs. Green saw bar wrapped in flames through a window in the residence. A heavy charge of dynamite, placed under the house of Clarence Murphy, colored, at Old Port, partially de stroyed tho dwelling without injuring seriously any oat of the 1* occupants. Believed to have been an attempt to commit wholesale murder. soroc young men ol Xorgaatoa, John Williams, Charles Grady Raymond Cuthbertaon, were killed Saturday morning In a freight wreck •t the junction tmr that town. They bad been working at BusbneU. and, H ii said, were beating their way home on the freight. Tha Seaboard Ah* Lina baa juat ap pointed T. 8. Evans sgri cultural agent with head quartern at Hamlet. Mr. Evans succeed. H. T. Proasar, wbo has recently been promoted to Assistant Industrial Agent of the 8ea boerd with hoadquarters alto at Ham let. __ The Methodist Protestant congra gmtihn of Mcbane la having foer class rooms added to the church to aceoen ■rodata ita growing Sabbath school. The superintendent, Mr. C. C. Smith, snya $4M> of that necessary $500 was aubaeribod in 20 minutes at the ilrsC publk mention of \he proposed buOd tag* The program for the 71th com mencement of Trinity college, ia an nounced. The exercises this yaar wfil tako place on 8unday, June 4, and will ond Wednesday. June 7. Tha callage will hear addresses from Bishop JCU go, Rev. James Herman Rand.ij of New York: Prod Harper, of Lynch bnr*, Va., and Joseph W. Polk, ef Missouri. Judge Cline, in Guilford Superior Court Saturday afternoon suspended Judgment in the ease oil. t Rab bins, ministerial student of Trinity college, for giving c worthless check. He had appeal od from a sentence to the roads Imposed by tha city court. Bobbins was married a few weeks ago and b now selling insurance la Durham. imcar J. ucao. until rmoUj glut* news editor and conductor at tha “Grave Yard" column of tha Char lotte Obeorwr, Saturday became news editor at the Raleigh Evening Tima*. Mr. CoSn la w*n known to Gw news paper radon of North Carolina. The new Onslow county jail la one nf the moat unitary In Eastern Caro lina- Bbowar baths am sates* tha “convanicne**'’ far the i~»«i prisoner expected U flud his way iato Uia modal prison Rreqaently there is no inmate of the local bastOe. The oounty enismliskmara do not Intoad to lay off golf links or tantaJI pool tables, aceordiag to tha jokers In oflbd*] rln. el as there. Sheriff R. R. Lmfs and Deputy Sheriff Prevatt of Lmabcrton warn called to Fairmont at 12 o’clock Sat-1 untay night wh«rt> they errootod i Amh Gardner and James Good roan, charged with shooting John McNeill and Waal«y Per*all, tha latter 10 ytars! uld. McNeill's wounds am considered fatal The hoy was mippesail to have baen shot aceidrmally. Canine*, and Goodman am in jail. Tho shooting waa part of a general affair la* which it la said card* and women figured. The jury In the rant of Monroe Johnson, charger! with tha murder of Cart Pmddy at White Oak Milk Greensboro two moo Ike ago, Ratm ] day afurrooou at » o'clock relumed a mtdkt of m ardor km th* first dogma and Judge CHna thamepon sautanead i Prince Albert gives smokers such delight, because — it. flavor la ao different and ao delightfully good; — it can't bite your tongue; —it can't parch your throat; —you can amoke it aa lung and ae hard ae you like without any comeback but roal tobacco bap* ft* the rovaraa aide at ovary Prince )Albart package you will read: ■* PROCESS RSTCMTCe JULY Win. 1.0 That insane to you a lot of tobacco an. joymant. Princa Albert haa always barn witbont couponaor prankum Wa prefar to give quality I • In goodness and in pipe satisfaction is all we or its enthusi astic friends ever claimed for it! It answers every smoke desire you or any other man ever had! It is so cool and fragrant and appealing to your smokeappetite that you will get chummy with it in a mighty short time! Will you invest 5c or 10c to prove out our say eo on the national joy smoke? R-i. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Whxtoo-S^m. N. C ■t $ p j£i !>*£■ i r. 5: »:/ ft; '£ him to be electrocuted. An appeal takas by counsel for defendant wtiich will at least postpone execution uadi altar November. Johnson who hue been indifferent during trial of the case, was not visibly affected at the verdict and sentence. At 11 o’clock Friday Mr. Plato Claim slipped and fell into a vat of bailing water at the veneer plant nt Marion and his'endra body waa scald dA : Ha died at Ratharfordten that ■i^bt nt * o’clock where he had bora to a hospital. placing railroad a pikas along the riffle of the Durham Traction cont pfcny’e line in Seat Durham, Jamas fyung and Herman Crawford, young •bora, succeeded in wrecking a street cur lata Friday night. The ear waa buried frees the track into a nearby tree. Motenaan R. A. King, was slightly injured, and would probably bare bora seriously hart, had ha aet Jumped away from the front of Urn tar. Passengers on th# ear wars badly jarred. The boys ware released la court on payment of the court and damage costa. BUly, the three year-old-son of Mr. Mid Mr. W. H. Tomlin, Of Statesville, waa painfully hart Friday whan an automobile ran over bis lower limbs bruising them terribly. The little boy fall from the car, and his mother who i waa running the automobile, was ra tion ah owed that no bourn ware brok en, Urn Injuries consisting of pdtafal bruises. The mother is almost pros trated with grW aver the accident. Governor Craig and military staff MO ba in Ked Springs May 8Srd for tha annual mooting of tho Scottish So ciety of America, at which Governor Craig has the honor of being tho president Governor Craig la to do Mver an address in connection with tho meeting, which will be in connection with caonmenocmeat week ceremonies «f Flora Macdonald College, la the atopic endowment at which tha sn ooty is especially interested. ■ Giving way before the profcTtir. of the times, tho lit Us house formerly aa a law office by Oov. Xetmlon 8. Vance, baa boon removed from ita location on Sprues a tree L. Asheville, to another location, and will probably be pi scad eventually on the court house lawn, Ihrra to icmv n aa a monument to the famous man whom many cases war* prepared within ita wall*. Tha little <itd house is dingy, now. Tho board* of the floor arc rot ten and bleating, sagging down to ward tho mlddlo, and the ceiling •hews the «ffocfa at tho yaun that It baa withstood. Redolent with mem eruM of tha past, the tiUlo bourn km alaod at one loos Hon on Sprats Ui-cet «fnr since the death at tho femeus war Corn nor—unused by ary 1 Train ■inui the Governor left H. It has al araya been an object of surleeity a-id a' show place ’far (Ita vhounands * tourists who visit that section sum a) ir Special Low Round Trip Rates VIA Seaboard Air Line Railway Co. ‘The Progressive Railway of the South.” To Birmingham, Ala. Aeesut Reunion United Confederate Veterans May 16—18th, 1916 RMnd Trip Rates As Hollows Charlotte $ 8 96 Rockingham f 9.75 M.xton $10.58 Ssaford 1115 Durham 1L90 Louiabarg 12 75 Monroe 8 96 Hamlet 10.06 Laurinburz 10 40 Pittaboro 11.66 Oxford 1256 Norllna £5 Wader boro 9.60 L&uberton 10.96 Aberdeen 10.60 Raleigh 1200 Henderson 1285 WarmPW&a 18 20 « eaU May 18th to 17th inclusive and for train. Rnningham before noon of May 18. Final return limit May 20 Tickets can be extended onti June 14 by payment of 50c additional and depoaftinz asm. Agant. Joseph Richardson, on or before May 26 For Poll man reservations and farther information ae to rates etc., call oo your local Agent or address, H. X. PLJf ASANre. T. P. A. JOHN T. WEST, D. P. A, Wilmington. N. C. Raleigh. N. C. JAMES KBR, JR.. T. P. A.. Charlotte, N. a tME UNIVERSAL CAR 1 . With teveral hundred maker* of aatoraoblkt la America, the Ford factory tarn* oat mare than oiM-half of the entire flobbed product. Baeaaae the worth of Ford ear* a* dopsndabU. mone?-«av In* atilitl** ha* been d*moi*tr*tei beyond all q oration. the demand la eonttanttr ldcr«a*i«a. Ord»r your* NOW. Runabout |801; Turin* tj*r •440; Cuupclet 1690; Town C»r 1940; 3M*n 9740 AH price* f. o. b. Detroit ' On sal* at Mercantile ft Maehlae Company I Laurel Bill, N. C, |
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