Local Notes
Mm. L. C. Pegrnin spent Wodnee
day of last week at Wedesboro, tho
guest of Mn Lee U. Robinson.
Mr. II. McN. Pattemoa, one of tho
eejnty’s meat prominent cilisens, was
ia the city Tuesday on bwincaa.
MIm Margaret Ann MeNellL who te
teaching at Burgaw, spent the holi
day* here with homo folks
MIm Annie MeSaehin of Haeford
it the attractive guest of MIm Betsey
McNeill in thla city.
Bon te Mr. and Mrs. N. Bergman
Sunday, December SI, 1910, at 11:20,
a too, N. Bergman, Jr
Mr. H. D. Gibson, a prominent dti
sen of Glhaon, waa in the dly Tues
day ea bnaiacss.
Mr. A. McNeill, Jr, one of earth's
noblemen, was in the city last week
on business.
Misses Ollie Saxton and C room is
McCall of Ramon apent Sunday in the
city with Mrs. J. W. Carmichael.
Messrs. A. J. Campbell and Rural
Policeman J. R. Mai com of Laurel Hill
were In the city Monday on business.
Mr. Allan Fields, who la attending
the Georgia Military Academy, waa at
homo for the Christmas ace son.
Mr. Nathan Johnson, who is attend
ing the A. * M. College at Raleigh.
spent the Christmas vacation at horns
Mr. William H. Cooper, Jr, spent
the Christmas season her* with his
parents, Mr. and Mm. W. H. Cooper.
Mr. Ben Prince, a student at the
University of Virginia, Charlottes
ville, Va, was at home for Christmas.
Mias Minnie McKinnon, who is
1 sacking at GIbsen, apent the Christ
mas season here with relatives.
Miss Louise Gill, of ths faculty of
the Rockingham city schools, waa at
heme for the Christmas vacation.
MIm Elisabeth Gibson, a student at
the 8tat* Normal at Graeusboro, spent
the Christmas vacation with home
folks.
Mrs. W. D. James end MIm Boas
Doer were guests Monday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McKinnon at a
delightful quail dinner.
Mn. W. C. Carlisle and children of
Bmrva Its villa, 8. C, spent several
day* Inst week at the home or her
father, Mr. H. McN. Lytch.
Mis* Kate McPherson of Fayette
ville spent a few days during Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Lytch.
Mias Florence Kutner of Spring
Add, Mats., arrived In the city Tues
day tn spend some time with her sla
ter. Mrs. K. Bergman.
Messrs. Maloy and Beaton Prince
returned to the University of Vir
ginia Monday, after spending the holi
days with home folks here.
The men’s prayer meeting will meet
nest Monday night at the Presby
terian church and Mr. McDonald will
land.
Taa regular meeting
-am Wi “ *
sw .msldr
" svenbtJr at the Mhtbodiat
Ur. J. at. lea* will conduct the service
Misses Jiasmie aad Guasie Jooaa,
-who are studying at th* State Normal
•College at Greensboro, were at home
for the holidays.
Mr. T. B. Hassell, who has been ill
at his home tn the city for several
days, is improriag, we are glad to
state.
Him Etta Curtis of the faculty of
Boiling Springs High School, spent
a few day* of the Christmas vacation
hare with bar sister, Mrs. B. F. Palls.
Miss Lula Caaaidey, supervisor of
•ehoola for Oraaige county, spent the
Christmas vacation her* with rela
tives.
Mint Minnie Caaaidey of the
Snead’s Grove school and Mias Eu
genia Cass Wiry of the Elmore school
•were at horn* lev Christmas.
Misses Grass and Lain Gill, who
•re teachtag at Rocky Mount, spent
their Christmas vacation here with
heme folks.
Dr. AtWl James, who is studying
at th* Jefferson Medical College, Phi
agent the hbHdnynanaon
here era finis folks.
Mr. Ned Ctaytim, a student at the
United SUtee Naval Academy at An
napolis, Maryland, was her* for the
ChriitaiM ntaoB.
Mr. Joka D. Shaw, who is Ip school
at Woodbury Torest, Va, spent tbs
holiday vacation km with boas*
folks.
Maaara Marion and Duncan C Me
Mr. Bhisiip Smith aad family of
near Marten are marring to Bad
Springs to make their home in the
f otare.
Mr. G. M. Beam. a young alUimai
•f Louiaburg, was a Christmas viaitoi
*2 feVSLLSr *'• *“
u **5’ f Mtocr* and little son
Master Rkturd Riviero, spent several
^*7» flying, Christmas with hems
foiks at Bbelby.
Mrs. E. X. McDowell and children
«£ Cherryvill# were visitors in the
city for a law days of Christmas
»*«k, guests of Mr*. McDowell's
parent*. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Fail*.
.Tha ladies of the First Baptist
church arc observing this week a sea
son sf prayer fer world wide mis
sions. Services are being held each
afternoon.
Mias Ruby McIntyre, a meat at
tractive young lady of Rockingham,
spent a part of th* holiday season at
tbo home of Mr. A. McNeill, Jr„ in the
county.
Misses Bessie Bryan and Irene
Prince, students at Converse Collage,
Spartanburg, R. C , were among those
*ho spent their Christmas vacation
at home.
Meear*. Tkad Field*, Frank B. John
and John H. Pay lor, Scotland's dele
gation at th* University of North
Caro Ina, Oupel HUI, war* at home
for the holidays.
Messrs. Dpugiaa MeArn, Clifton
Fairley »nd Lawrence Calhoun, stu
dents at Davidson College, spent the
holiday vacation with £nU folk* tn
tha county.
Mlaaa* Barrio Bryant and Iren*
Prlne* have taunted to Convareo Col
l*t» •» Spartanburg, S. C.. after
■psodlng the holiday vacation at
bom*.
Miss Kill* Mae Birmingham, who is
attending th* State Normal and In
dustrial College at Greensboro, spent
the holldaye with her parents tat this
elty.
« Calhoun. Mary P. Loach,
Ruth McKinnon and Katie McIntyre,
bright young students at Flora Mc
Donald College, Rad Springs, spent
th* holiday saaaon with home folta
Hen. L. if. Bloc. Stats Reeve tor
from this district, left Tuesday for
Releirh to be present Wednesday
morning at tha opening or the 1917
session of th* State legislature.
Mr. R. L. Cramp of the Arm of R.
L. Crump I Co. of Wagram, was in
th# city Tuesday on business. Mr.
Crump stated that business at Wa
£rsm eras vary good during Doom
Miaa Mary Wail, a moat attractive
young )ady of l-ilesvills, Anion coun
ty. and a school mate of Mias Barrio
Bryant at Converse CoUega, Spartan
Imrg, ha* been the guest of Miaa Kry
snt here for several days.
Via* Marie Covington, who ia
teaching near 8now Jill, and Miaa
Gladys Covington, a student at Flora
MacDonald College, Red Rprlngi,
•pent the holiday* her* with thair
parents, Mr. and Mrs.'ll. 0. Coving
ton.
,**r- W. T. Covington and children
* Suwbrd hava moved here and the
shildrm will stay at thd homa of thdir
riundfathar. Mr. IL1L JCoThg^^^.
n^eSatUtiv**oi^Hoke co^ny^^^a
•tat* |Mislsian
Joseph Epstein, proprietor of Ep
stein's department stoke, state* that
h« will giva away th» 1917 model
Ford Touring ear, which he has been
advertising for several weeks, this
Saturday afternoon at-his atore. Ep
stein States that he had a most satis
factory business during 1916,
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. W. D.
James will be pleased, to lsam that
they have moved back |o Laurinburg
and will become permarMOt residonis
of this city. Dr. Jams* win bo at
Hamlet a great deal on account of his
hospital there, but the family hoot
will be hare.
A Mew Year’s watch service was
bald Sunday night at the First Moth
odist church from 11 to 12 o'clock.
^ Trici* and* .PSTw arf* vfZZ
wwr* Mia AM ll UM nour oT II ttic
church boll ruag. announcing the pass
ing of tha old year and the birth of
the sow. A largo crowd was present.
Mr. A. J. Campbell baa bought the
stock and equipment of the Mercan
tile and Machine Coumaay, a corpora
tion which has baas doing bustnoaa at
Laurel HB1. The corporation has ham
dissolved sad Mr^ Cuspboll, who has
ts’ssSf&tas'rsra
Arm nants of A. J. Campbell.
w# are nqu«iM to IUU tnat taa
»m>ual meettna at Ota Richmond and
Scotland branch at the ruwn’ Ma
twl Inramnee Ataadatkxi at North
Carolina wHl ba hold at tha court
bow la Iwritbwt Friday, Juotn
6. at 10 o'clock to tha aoralny. All
menbara of thta aaeocladon are art
ant)^ related to bo praaaat at nl>
Mr. aad Nra Baron P. Caldwell at
CUJTcide apart a tarn days last weak
hare with ratotlaaa. Mr. OaldwoR bar
ratornwltaCUffaldc. butMrtOM*.
and MraTlL^StoclL^lawm^Jald
S’assn
tS? toe&T to CrJKS{* RaSwTrt
CuoUaTm NMdIiJdrtrcr* ***
with the Now Year, it la
itSSio^i bTdfc
tnm Wtlmbifton and intarniadiata
point* on tha Seaboard tothe am
tSSVS?4£. Tjltpiugrt^aS
BUSINESS LOCALS
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°y. P*»* *»1U l* now ia operation.
Brta* your com to no. B. E. War
W ANTED—The fan era of Scotland
eeoaty to know that I aaa urcrarad
to aalf them all the T«nn*»« p W
Phot* they need. Got my prices
£“5.’c‘
today for psittlsn aa aaleaaian;
^•’T' oppcrtunity for advancement.
Central Petroleum Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ’ i
FOB RENT—A farm of eighty acres
improved land and good dwelling
and tenant houee, in one mile of
town. Prefer to lease. Address
t B Bo« 525, Leurinbarg, N. C.
FOB BALE—White Orphlngton eggs
for hatching, f 1.50 per setting.
MUi SaJlle Gilchrist. Thone 188.
tt-t-pd
SALE—Freeh Jersey cow.
Gives three gallons milk and one
pound of butter a day. T. B. Bus.
—» It
PEAS FOB SALE—Mixed. Iran and
other varieties. Lowest prices.
Write your wants aad will quote
**«*' yFrt***- H Chandler.
Johns, N. C. 1-tf
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Gibson Brothers
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Laurinbanr. N. C.
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Dr. William W. Parker <
PHYSICAL EYE SPECIALIST I
Lcmherton. N. C.
G la Met fitted ]
for tHe improve- <
meniand conservation of vision. |
Difficult and perplexing cases tv I
pedllly solicited. Expert id via# I
in ease of disease. Out of town ^
mSURANCE
Best line uf Life, Fire,
Health and Accident poli
tics.
Your business will be ap
preciated, and will be given
careful mad prompt atten
tion.
LAURENBURG AGENCY
COMPANY
’Phone 144,
HINTON JAMES. Pres.
A. L. JAMES, Vies Pres.
W. 8. DUNBAR. 8ec. A Trass.
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Complexion
Not artificially, bat pemwr
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HAMM (• mjmM.
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5 per cent Interest
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Clothing and Overcoats
9I9.M Man** Baits, Sale Pries 9 7.99
912.59 Man’s Saits, Sale Price 99.99
915.09 Man’s Saits. Sab Price $12.49
912.59 Man’s Overcoats, Sab Price 9 9.99
919.99 Mao's Overcoats, Sab Price 9 7.99
Men’s Hats
13.00 Man's Hate, Sal* Price $2*49 92.50 Man's Hats, Sale Price $1.96
92.25 Men's Hats, Sals Price 9179
Ladies’ Coats and Suits
*19.99 and 915.00 Saits, Sals Price 94.98 920.00 Saits, Sals Pries 91L96
127.50 Softs, Sale Price 918.49 , 97.50 Ladles'Coats, Safe Price 94.98
18.50 Ladies' Coats, Sale Price.9ft.49 912J0 Ladas'Casts, Sale Price 97 J6 |
One lot Ladies’ $1.25 Shirt Waists, Sale Price 79c.
One lot Men's Winter Weight Scriven Drawers, Sale Price 80c.
We still hare oar Cat Prices on Sheas, Men's Heavy Pants, Baht Cents,
Underwear, Union Suits. It will pay yon to keep in toadb pith ©nr lew
prices in every departmut, as we have a biff lot ef Winter Goode that
most be dosed oat this month.
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Laurinburg,
Pin-money savings for holidays
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) EVERY YEAR you promise yourself that you are going
to save up some money for next Xmas. Do you do it ?. Most
of us do not, or at least we put it off till we have to “stint*4 our
selves and then do not have enough.
1 We are noW organizing a Pin-Money Club for th»« purpose'
which will start the first Monday in January and continue fifty
weeks. By saving
• 10c. each week you will save $ 5,00
25c each week you will save - - $12.50
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50c each week you will save - - $25.00
$1.00 each week you will save - - $5000
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. Ask us about this Qnh
ft is u great pisu to learn to SAVE; it is a great plaa to tears to become ac
quainted with this Bank and our methods—which will do lots of good in after
ytars; and It is a grant plan to hare some money for NEXT XMAS.
Money- thit you SAVE that otherwtee you would bars thrown away. Yon
don't ten to stint for H.
‘ You will ham tide Money and NOT MBS A CENT, and yon will enjoy it
*> math. If you am dapaurlsut, you do sot hava to ask anybody for MONEY
for Xmas, and when yon spend it, you can say “I am spending my own money.”
How good it will make you feeL
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CAROLINA STATE BANK
i GIBSON, N. C.