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I HESE pictures show only 2 of the new styles in clothing
now being exhibited at this establishment. These new
garments are marvels of tailor's art?they are wonderfully
clever in construction and represent the very latest patterns
out for the correct dress of men demanding the best apparel
produced for a small outlay. We can fit you as perfectly as
if the clothes had been ma de to your measure, and at a vast
saving in price -N .V A A A A A A
Our Large Line of SHoes
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Goods of Quality >?
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Consist of more different styles than any other line shown in Johnston County. We can fit any foot from the one year old babe ^
to the oldest shoe wearer. Prices lower than all. Give us one chance and we will convince you that we are leaders in Shoes. |j|
|| Hats!
You will find at this
store any Style Hat
worn this season. All
Kg colors, shapes, and at
g| any price you could
mention.
We Buy in Large Quantities and Can Sell you Cheaper
Than Any One Else. JY Try us once and we will con'
vince you. JY Our Fall Stock Contains Z&2 5,000
i talis Briers
The King Clothiers A Smithfield, N. C.
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Furnishings in all the mm
latest effects, of all
kinds are to be found |g
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Keep your your eye on the Riverside JX
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2j VVe sell lots of tobacco it
ffj Everybody is satisfied, 2
gj Just look over these prices 3
Jr) And you can plainly tell, M
jf When you get a load for market X
W The Riverside is the place to sell.
fti J. R Parrish, 7*, 9, 11, 18, 29 W
Jfl E. J. Clifton, 10, 8J. 13, 37, 12& 21!, it
m J. C. Lassiter, u*4, t>y. ui
Za T. G. Allen, 10J. 124, 84, 20, 20. 3
g D. J. Stanley, O1,. 12, 15& 17Ji, 22, 35, 40. Z
*J Herbert Creech, 8J^, 10J-4, 2.r>, 25. 3
JP G. D. Rarber, 17, 23, 184, 35. 37. M
Y. J. Tart, 10, 12*, 11, 14. 15. 28, 81. ?
Wo have the best Warehouse m town vt
2 All of you farmers know, 2
Jr Our say-lights are much bgtter J
And make a liner show,
gf If you want the highest prices ?
^ Come to the Riverside Jg
2 For the farmers all are shouting ?
* She has surely turned the tide. 5
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mj Jones and Coats are wide awake, ' ft
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2 They always take the cake, 2
#r If you want an easy time 2
While through life you glide, m
gp Just climb up on your wagon ?
Mt ? And drive to the Riverside. ig
2 If you want the best prices come, to the Riverside! If 2
?J you want low prices go somewhere else, for we sell to 2
2f bacco high. 2
Your friends, g
| Jones & Coats |
?. Smithfield, N. C. S
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COW STRAYED.
Black cow with brown streak
on back, short crumpled horns.
About three years old. Got out
of Lunceford pasture about three
or four weeks ago. Suitable re
ward for her return.
W. J. Talton, Smithfleld, N.C.
Cotter-Stevens Company sells
Rhodes leather belting?the bast
NOTICE!
This is to notify the public that
1 have sold my interest in the
Four Oaks Supply Co. to G. K
Masse tigill who assumes respon
sibility of all debts.
This September 18th, 1907.
W. A. Massengill.
Giuners see Cotter-Stevens
Co. for supplies when you repair
your machinery.
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TAXES NOW , DTJE
I will attend at the following times and p!a:cs to collect the
County State, School and Special Taxes for the year 1907,
The Privilege Tax on Lawyers, Doctors, and Dentists is due
and must be paid by November 1st,
Clayton Township, at Clayton, Monday, October 14, 1907
Cleveland Township, at Old Shelter, Tuesday, October 15
Pleasant Grove Township, at Cross Roads, Wednesday, Oct. It)
Elevation Township, at Elevation, Thursday, October 17
Banner Township, at Benson, Friday, October 18th
Meadow Township, at Peacock's X Roads. Monday, October 21st
Bentonsville Township, at Bentonsville, Tuesday, October 22nd
Ingrains Township, at Four Oaks, Wednesday, October 23rd
Boon Hill Township, at Princeton, Thursday, October 24th
Pine Level Township, at Pine Level, Friday, October 25th
Beulah Township, at Kenly, Monday, October 28th
O'Neal's Township, at Hare's Store, Tuesday, October 29th
Wilders Township, at Archer, Wednesday, October 30th
I Smithfield Township, at Smithfield, Thursday, October 31st
i Selma Township, at Selma, Fr iday, November 1st
Wilson's Mills Township, at Wilson's Mills, Monday, Nov. 4th
Be sure to pay your tax before January 1st,
1908. Unpaid taxes will be sent out for col
lection and will be subject to Cost. The
books will be kept open at Smithfield all the
time, and taxes for any township may be
paid there.
R. M. NOWELL,
Sheriff Johnston Courvty.
You are cordia'ly invited to
attend our exhibit any day next
week. Come and have a cup of
coffee and hot biscuits and but
ter, if you intend to buy or not.
Stnithtield Hardware Co.
2 cars Kokoino wire ju>t *?
ceived. Cotter-Stevens Co.
Suiitlitield Hardware C<>. are
giving free a handsome set of
ware, well worth #7.50.
For a clean sweet oven buy a
Buck Stove. Center-Stevens Co.
If you need Sewing Machine
Needles send thirty cents in
stamps to pay for one dozen and
state the kind of machine you
use. I mail out thousands of
them. J. M. Beaty,
Smithtield, N. C.
Ginners see Cotter-Stet ens
Co. for supplies when you repair
your machinery.
Enamel Ware 10c a piece at
Cotter-Stevens Co.
BRICK ? BRICK.
Iron-Clay Biick?I am now
I prepared 10 fill orders lor brick.
It. H. Bower, Clayton, N. C.
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The Majestic Mfg. Co., of St.
i Louis. Mo., will have a man at
j Smithfield Hardware Co's. store j
j next week, showing the Majestic j
Range in actual operation, I
i baking and serviug biscuits to
j the large crowds.
LOST, Sometime between Sat
urday and Monday, a Physician's
Pocket Ledger, size about 4x61
inches, indexed through. My
name on front in gilt letters and
also written on fly leaf. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by re
turning same to me.
Du. L A. Muns,
Smithfield, N. C.
2 cars Ivokomo wire just re
ceived. Cotter-Stevens t o.
FIREMEN'S
Carnival!
Under the auspices of the Smithfield Fire
Department. One big G-ala Week, beginning
Monday. Sepi. 23rd lo 2oih.
The St. Louis Amusement Company will
furnish all the attractions.
4 Big S^ows. Merry Go F^ound ar)d
Ferris Wheel, Two Free Acts
Some of the attractions are Florean's Dig Electric Show, $20,
000 worth of electrical effects shown in Moving Pictures. The
Country Circus and Prof. Lewis with his 21 trained Dogs. Then
The Old Plantation, the Big Minstrel Show.
Then comes Capt. Claud Mallico
The Smallest Man in the World
A Baud Coucert everj' hour by the Italian Band. Come out and
enjoy yourself. All shows strictly moral and up to date. See the
Free Acts take place every afternoon and n:ght, all free to every
one. Remember the date Sept 23rd to 2Sth.
St. Louis
Amusement Co.
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