R. F. P, Na 8.
3. A. Lovves is on the sick list
b-ut we are glad to say that he
is improving. Hope he will soon
tiQ out. „ 1
Mr. Authur Perkins oi Chape!
Hil! is visiting his sister JNlrs.
John C«nklin.
J. F* Barber who has spent
several weeks with his mother
Mrs.. I). M. Barber has returned
to his home. We are glad he is
i;mproving very much.
T. L. Hays of the Southern
R. R, spent a few hours at home
Monday a. m. Glad to see him.
We stopped for dinner with
our friend J. H. Ross one day
last week, Uncle Henery was
the fii St to take advantage ol
the Parcle Post on No. 8. He
shipped a valuable pkg of furs.
By express it would have cost
2,00 Some savings, beside a tnp
tx) the express office.
This winds up our 8 years on
Ko. 8. Just 8 years ago we
started to serve the good people
on No. 8 and we are still satis
fied that we have the best pat
rons on earth.
We thank them for all their
kindness to us hope they will fix
up all the b ad places in the roads.
We can give better service if
not bothered with the bad
places. Thanks to you ail.
Unbleached Muslin, 38 in.
wide, will be Sold for
5 l-2c per yard.
Ladies’ Flannelette Night
Gowns, value 75c, will
be sold for 43c.
Haw River Items
After a severe tussel (vith the
LaGrippe the past month the
writer appears again with a
thankful heart.
Rev. G. L. H^urry filled his ap
pointment Sunday to the delight
uf his flock.
Mr. Ed Keck of Richmond is
Tisiting relatives here. We hope
he will have a pleasant stay.
Mrs. Daisy Thompson of Ossi-
pee spent Saturday ard Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Thomas BuHard.
Miss Low Hughes who has been
ill with Lagrippe is much better.
Hope she will soon be out.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McPher
son are the happiest people in
all the realms lis a fine boy who
has come to brighten their home.,
The couple of our town who
were married the 20 of last April
in Greensboro and have kept it
fVom the public untill Christmas
were very good on keeping a
secret.
Mr John Kimrey who has been
very ill with pneumonia is im
proving of which we are glad to
say.
We are sorry to say that Mr.
L Lashley's health is not improv
ing very fast. We hope he will
soon ,be at his place again.
Mrs. Nellie Bullard is on the
£ick list this \veek, we hope for
her a spendy recovery.
G. P. Cates our R. F. D. Carrier
Jit Aitamahaw on No 2 spent
Saturday night at Haw Rivei
Yvith his parents, he left Sunday
evening for Aitamahaw. to
resume work Monday. He seems
Ǥuite Cheerful.
On Jan 4ih the death angel
passed his wings over the home
of Ernest Modiin aud claimed
lor his victim their darling babe
and carried it to the Garden
above.
Weep not fond parents your
rling is safe in the Kingdom
abov’G.
Prof. Smith and his efficient
teachers have settled down to
work, and have a good attendace.
On Jan. Gth the good archer
who garners for the skies
entered the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. G.^C. Stout and took their
darling from their fond embrace
and carried him to his home be
yond the skies. He is waiting
on the other shore for his fond
parents. He was ten years old.
Our town was saddened Tues
day evening Jan 7ch when it
was learned Mrs. E. M. Coble
\vas dead. i
She svas about 76 years old. i
She leaves a husband twodaugh-1
ters and tiiree sons, also an
adopted child to muurn their
ioss. Now the motJ)ers chair is
vacant in that home, her sweet
voice is forever hushed. She
died as she lived that of a Chris
tian. She was a member of the
M. P. Church at .Me. Pieas-
anc where she v/as laid av,-ay
by loving hands to await thei
re.suneer,i(>n. We do no: hesi-,
taie r; co;n;nend her uprighti
hf'j lo {'*-r ^ friends; ■
ivbv. U. Cj'ry ^?unducted the I
Ki.? Vi..;' nad been in failing!
aviU '.va- u- the;
eno ai'i)r!iuohin.c. Ic di(i not'
r.:'S 10 her;
Now is your Opportunity. We are through taking stock and find tha
we are overstocked in all depa^'tments. Our method is not to carry ovJ
any stock from one season to the next; so everything in the line of wintj
stock must be sold regardless of cost.
We here mention only a few of our many bargains:
We have just taken our en
tire stock of Dry Goods and
found lots of remnants of all
kinds of goods, cotton and
pieces of silks and satins
which we have thrown out
on the tables at almost given
away price*. Don’t miss this
opportunity.
1 lot of calico, light or dark
wiii go for 5c per yd.
1 lot of percals, light colors
will go for 7 3-4c per yd.
1 lot of goods, all wool, all
desirable shades; also whip
cords among the lot, value
50c, sale price 37 l-2c.
Unbleached muslin, 38 inches
wide, will be sold for 5|c yd.
Ladies’ Flannelette night
govt’ns, value 75c, will go for 43c.
Now is your opportunity
for ready-made goods at less
than cost of raw material—all
odds and ends.
1 lot waistes, broken size,
such as White Tailored, black
Satin and fancy Sheperd,
plaid or stripes, value 98c,will
go for 49c.
1 lot skirts,all-wool for $L25.
1 lot of skirts, for $L75,
1 lot skirts, value up to $5,
will go for $2.98.
Now is the last opportunity
for your coat suits. We have
50 coat suits left over and we
must sell them before the
winter is gone. They willl be
sokl regardless of cost. A $15
suit will be sold for J7.98.
Suits were sold as high as |20
will be sold for $9.90.
Ladies’ black coats, the $10
kind, plain tailored, satin lin
ed ail through, will be sold
for $5.90. $5 kind will be
sold for $3.49, the $7.50 kind
will be sold for $4.50.
Millinety! Millinery! have tried
' our best to have a good selec-
50 ladies can get a pretty
trimmed or street hat now for
98c. These hats were sold as
high as $3.98, sale price 98c.
35 hats, hand-made, beauti
ful hats, all trimmed, all col
ors, were sold as high as $7.98
sale price . $2.49.
1 lot of Turbans, silks and
velvets, will be sold for 98c.
1 lot children’s hats, value
up to $3.58, will go for i?L25.
1 lot children s hats, 19c.
A big line of Aviation caps
for Misses and children, value
40c, special 19c.
Ladies' silk scarfs, value 50c
for 24c, 65c value for «i9c.
Clothing! Clothing!
^ We have never had a bet-
I ter line of clothing as we had
tion—good quality and line
workmanship. Our line is
now broken up 3 or 4 suits of
a kind, and we want ’ to sell
them; no price will keep
them back frorh going out of
our store.
A good everyday suit, strong
and durable, value $6.00, special
$3.89.
39c,
m#n’s suits.
$8 and $9 fine
special $5.98.
$10 aiid $12 fine Men's suits, ‘
al-vvbol latfest styles, special $7.48.
$18 and $20 Men’s suits, made
of fine australian wool tailor-
made, special $12.48.
A big line of men’s pants will
be sold at a sacrifice:
$1 75 Men’s Pants for .$1 25
2 50 “ 175
3 50 “ " 2 25
5 00 and $6 pants for 3^
Don’t Miss the Opportunity
in Boys’Suits.
Boys’ suits, $1.75 value, speci
al $1.19.
$1 ^ Suits, special, $l|
5 50 “
You can never get too mnclj
top shirts: 50c, 65c and
Men's top shirts, special ..
and $1.25 Men's shirts, sr
8^.
Men’s all-wool top shirts
ue $1.25 and $i.50, special ’
Men’s heavy all-wool
value 25c, special 17c.
Our Line of Men’s HatsI
Large and attractractive-
Our Priccs win Sur
prise You.
$125 & $150 Men’s Hats,
$2 00 & $2m Men’s Bate,’
Special, li
You csn not get a better
gain in shoes,for men, worn,
children than you can get at
>Iazur’s. We have doubled
business in our shoe departnii
and will try to clean our j
for our big line of low cut si
for spring and summer.
Don’t Delay. The Opportunity is Too Big To Miss. Gome right Now
fore the Best is Picked Over.
SecLadiej
Silk scarfs
24e
6Sc scarfi
39c
Same
goods for
Less
Money
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Acting Commissioner of F-
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Hints to inventors,
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asiufacturers
‘‘Inventions needed.*'
nd rough s^'.etch or model for
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such had full charsre of
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