Local Notes. Mr. W. C. Bum all spent today at Maxton. Mr. B. M. Kubanka mad* a builaaw trip to Chariotto Thursday. Mr. X. Campball Bias of Fairmont •pent Sunday In Liarinburf. MIm Mary B. Parker U viriting relatives In Bladen county. Mr. nnd Mr*. D. O. Wright at Cib oon worn in tb« city Thursday. shop ping. Mia. Olodva Wataon of Virginia U the guest of her slater, Mrs. D. T. Blue. Mra, It- R. Micklrr of Florida U mending aereral daya with her sister. Nr. E. W. Craham. Mr. Gna Hasty, a member of the local ball team, »pent Sunday with friends at Maxton Mr. Lonnie Hammond has returned after an extended trip to New York and other Eastern point*. Mt. C. K. B»mar> left Saturday night for ■ two weeka’ etalt with rela tives at North Emporia, Va. Mr. Robert Monroe. wh<> has been attending the summer eehool at Chap el Hill, haa returned to the city. Mre. G. Y. Jonm end children have been visiting at the home ef Mr. end Mra. S. McIntyre of Lumbertoo. Mine Sarah Smith kdt Wednesday for Durham, when aha srill rielt friends for several week*. Mra. T. A. Ramaaur and ehlldrm ef Lumbertoo ara guMta ef Mra. Ram aaur'a mother. Mr*. H A. Stewart. Mim Tom Stewart has tetorned from a eialt to Lcmbertoo, where rile wai the gueet for a few day* of Mia* Aiken Ramaaur. Mr. R. L Crump of the new Arm of R. L. Crump A Co. of Wagram. left Monday night for an extended trip to Northern a ad Barters points. Mr*. f>. W. Medlln returned to the city Sunday night from Maxton. where the spent several days Inst wwk with (ntwl». Mr. A. H. Jama* left Thursday evening of last week for Wrighto rille Beach, where he joked a party of Laurinbnrg folk. Mr. Dan MeDougald went to Ham let Friday ef laat week to attend the funeral of Mr. Frank Lyles, who died Thursday at that place following an illness of several month*. Messrs. Ralph Sanford and Perry Inman of Part Laurinburg kft lart week for Camp Glenn at Merabead City, where they joined the North Caroline National Guard. Mr. and Mra. C- M rmykx ol utJ lon, S. C., motored over Sonday after* noon and apent Sunday alght and Monday In the city, gnats at tha home of Capt. 3. M. Paylor. Mrs. KaW Thomas, Miaa Sue Wine ton, Mre. Battle Shaw, and Maatw John 0 Shaw, Jr, arrived this weak ' from Wright*vllle Beach, where they •pent several days. Min Bonita Hamrick of Boiling Springs is expected to arrive this weak to visit at tha horn, of Dr. B. F. Falla. Mias Hamrick i# a member of the faculty of Boiling Springs High 8chooL Rev. J. B. Thompson of the East Laurtnburg and CaledonmMethodiet • Mrs. Walter Normsnt of Dnxtlag too, S C., la spending e waott in -the f’dWSS. r w* B'- *• Mrs. A. B. 'Walters end children left Ust week tor Grafton, Vs., wkare sas? arts’” Miss Lins Kirkiaan, of filler (fity wke spent severs I days here srith Misses Iran* and Mary Lou Sanford, left Tuesday for Fairmont, where ska will visit friend*. Mrs. L. L. Usxls of Wilson’s Mills and children. Misses Ellen and Har riet and Mr. Marshall Usslc, are rasta at the horns of Mrs. Usxle’s brother, Rev. James Long. Mr. Edgar Whitaker celeb rated his sixteenth birthday Monday evening with a delightful social gathering at home. A number of the younger set were invited to enjoy the pleasure of the .veiling. Delicious refreshments were served and the occasion was a happy one for those attending. TWO CAMB8 CALLED OFF. Engagement Here With Dana Thars day aad Friday Cancelled. eBvsars, «a.£s sod Thursday at this week srere can celled yesterday, because of anfev orabie weather conditions.' The locals are expecting to go to Dunn Thurs day for a two game engagement. If rains de not conUune these games will be played, and the engagement with Dunn here this wreck will be played at some futury date. . Claude Kitchla ia 112*. Everything. Charity and Children contain* this paragraph: ' “Congressman Kitchin delivered an address recently In the House that Maj. Stedman aays era* the finest aver delivered in Congress. This ia n little strong, hot nobody in the Homs today ia in Mr. KiUhui’i class. Hon. Jim Mann la a baby ia his And that la why we said months ago—long before this particular speech was delivered, that Congress man Kitchin is the biggest man in the democratic party. That is why ere are for him for President ia 1»20. That ia why ere have an idea that he already looms large a* a presidential possibility. Kitchin is a clear think er. He is a man of wonderful abil ity and ha ia as honest as spring water. He docent truckle. He took* thing* ever, conclude* what 1* right mad what is wrong, and ~ s 11 liana, goes according to Ms convictions. Claud* Kitenia ia going to be beard from -netioewBy-h» the nut four yeara. They can talk of Underwood and Lansing and all tha bally boys prominent today In the party, bat above them all and bey and them tow ers Claude Kitchin. For President la 1910—Claad* Kitchin, of North Caro lina. Don McNeill Da^Tat Bern. - Tha last iasne of the Msdm jour nal contains the following account of tha death Den McNeill, son of D. T. McNeill of Corny. 8. C.: A Utter to Mr. J. M. Johnston from his brother-in-law, Mr. D. T. McNeill, of Conway, 8. C-, Tuesday announced the sad /act that ha had received a telegram from agent* of the Steam ship Marion, conveying tbs news of the accidental death and burial at sen on Friday of his youngest eon, Don. No particular* of tha accident had reach ad the bereaved family. The raws “ -re*?- ±es ago. Ho was w*U known around bore sad his away ratatfvas and friends will be shacked to hoar of his untime ly death. . _ SIGNAL CORPS TELEGRAPHER — - ■ Ird lipffl WshMthrt. W. X. Trench, atoat for (ho Sautu F*. • year ago tan hU overall* bang ing on a poc when bo wont for a visit In vm pocket was a valanhle key With a airing attached to It. The string Inaghal not at the pocket. When Mr. j Trench rotor tied he fonntl hW overall' Of on ke/a. He ha* Jaw found tb< wring and tbe key when he kicked i cfen's nest while atepptn* new i mneh of caetna-Mlent.ine (Cal.l rM« m .--- ■-* ■ ■ -!■—4UI11, T | ' V CibU1o«|« MoT»<»#nt. j, July 14, 1*1*. I Yesterday: Pea lean la 4 can; N. 1C. 2 care. Incomplete, 1 to PhlUk, 1 te 1 Wilmington: Ga. Bathing; Ala. 1; lad. 2; III. 8; Aik. 9, Incomplete; Nev. 17; Ariv-Cai. an reported. Previous shipaisnU: Sunday, Ind. 2, Cal. 47; Saturday, Ark. 4, Tea. 2, Aria 04; Friday, Am. 44. Watermelon Movement. Yesterday: N. C. un re ported; S. C. 2 ears; Ga. 14; Ala. 6: Ark. A. incom plete; Tex. ST, Incomplete; Vs. 1; Previous shipment: Sunday, Csk 2; Saturday, Tea 4; Friday, Aria 1. Watermelons. Columbus: Ge. 1; 8. C. 1; demand good; 24-10 Ib. average. *1.74-1144 eariots. Buffalo: Ga.-8. C. 4 care, unload ed; mkt. strong; dem. good; irregu lar; variable: Tom Walaoa, 22-80 lb. average, *224-801). Boston: 20 lb. average 18-20e; SO Ib. av. 24-S0c; 40 Ib av. S4-40c.; few sales owing to late deliveries. Cincinnati: 12 ears; dem. good; *144-8250. Philadelphia: 8. C. 10 care, ar rived, 11 unloaded, 21 on team track; mkt. active: dam. good for good stock, variable qJty. aad condition- consid erable decay: Tom Walaoa. 28 ib. ave. 8174-8300: it lb. ave. 8824; 88 Ib. eve. 8240 ; 30 Ib. ave. *400. Pittsburg: Go. 4; N. C. 4; 8. C. 9; to ear* held over; mkt. strengthen mg; dam. good: qlty. ordinary; varia TTtw rrxi m*dum' •*0M**‘ Ur«». . CWvaland: 4 carq; strong; $824 SS26 CAT Iota Washington: 0*--8. C. 4 ears ar rived, 1 bald ever; mkt. streng; dank ja.fesg.at.Ta.es large, 8224-8240. Chicago: Arrivala mure ported; rakk steady; deal, moderate; many poor; badly decayed; beat, $114-4260; poorer, nothing to 8140. New York: A C. 22 cars; N. C. 8; arrived; 40 on team track; no sales on account lata deliveries. CtBtAlMpM, 1; 1T.C 4; ia.Ta^g; 'Xh'S irrogalar; variable; (lata, 1*125; Ga. wide rang* olty. and ound. (lata, 60 *5e; North Caroline., qhy. poor; con. 126; Indiana a, gen. good; itda. moatiy 8-00; (lata, mostly 126; Climax bask et*, moatiy 1.60 Boston Warm, eloady; Aria. 8; Southern 11 cam: unreported yeeter dar Nav. 1 car; dam. moderate; Cats holdovers: atda. 8.80-8.75; Arias, qlty. gait, good; some arriving soft; atda. 3.50-8.75; 86a. 8-8.50; ponies, i.75-8; flats, 1.60-1 65; rails, wrap. 9s, 1.48 ortt. drWjr* ***■ *lowi North Carolina*, fair, variable; boat •td*. 1.1A0; Maim. 40-60e: Ga. flats, moatiy 60c; md. qlty. aamaary, var labie; atda. 1.25-1.50 Plttaborg: Cool, cloudy; Aria. 2: Art 10; Cal. 1) Nov-rHi. C 2; lad! 1; M ears bald ovar; Ark. mkt. itaady d«m. good for good stack; qlty. fair; aomo arrlvtag soft; atda. wrap and MrUmNaesUy^.tmr^Vau^ aofto 25-50c lorn; Southern mostly poar and vary groan; ventilated .lock vanr inferior, badly decayed: f#W sales; demand alow- bast, 75-1.00; others low aa 26c;'^*v. mit. onset cood- ?ood: rtda. 8.00-826; pool**, moatiy VOO: hidhuma, flrat oar. olty. fair, asm* *r rivteg aaft, fear aaU* owing to late ddivatite; Aria. mkt. Itaady, dem. (Md. qlty. eond. good; bast atdo. 180 SJjS; pool**, UO-2.7*; Cole, mkt. duB. dem. alour; arid* rang* qlty. aad cooJ.; variable, boat, hr; ponies, moatiy 180-2.T5: Honey Washington: Rained aU night aad indications *f non; N. C. 4 can, BpO by axpraos, (crates); V*. 600 eratoo by, bo*1: a car* bcU track storage; 1 holdover; wide rang* qlty. and cood. North CmollnmTTdi^lty. good; J£?®,*UJr f®®*1' *J**-8-08| fate, 18N PARES . *7 ZjtolMn Of Palma •7 gglto SalHvass Island S' ^ItoMyrUa Baaeh nekataf00 from May 15 to Oefabar W5’ '“dose, United PS October 81. Liberal sto^ovml1***11****- - Scbed Jf* *“d ,orth*r P«rtleo ] u^pfully furniahad upon ^CwLER, Ticket Agont * It’s So Easy co**« nothing to keep your money (■ the beak. W* don't charge you anything for taking eare of U. We even give you a nice cheek book to be need when fou wnb to draw any money. It (• aura eeay and con venient to have a bank account You never get caught 041 aoaM Pl*M vriti-^Mit fund* because yam check is good any plus. You never lose your rwmey. You always know where it eonwa from and whom It gom to. You hart a receipt for every dollar you pay out You si wave have tbc exact change to pay your Wile and you will cwtainly save money. Try It Wo bars neat end fold ing pocket cheek books for ladies. We psy 4 per oent and Compound tbe Interest snob three moeths on aavia* deposits. START AN ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY. The State Bank Of LAUB1NBUBG, “The Bank Pgr Ynur Savings.'' Fruit Jars | Pralt Jan have nth a habit of gettinf Imk- II an that the supply needs replenbhiaf nth year. 11 How About Yours? We adl the Queen Wide Month Glass Top Jar—the Und recon aieoded by the United States Department of Apricaltun ns the ante Jar. Lot k y««r next supply he the “Qaeest.” Cents u little mere than eedinary fruit Jan—bat worth the rf) Quarts 90c per dozen Half-Gallons $1.20 per dozen J.D.Sauford&Son I 1 "The Quality Hardware Shop." I I IT PAYS TO PAY fAHH I THE HAMLET HOSPITAL ' Hamlet, N. C. A thonmffhly nn»nl invitation fir the adentifie treatment of X-Ray, Medical and Sargi cal Came. Trained Nanea famished. Special attention given to the Surgical Condition of the Ear. None sad Throat ,, - • - /- = .. . ■ - t