The C hautauqua Folks at Princeton.
Princeton, Oct. lf>. ? This town and
community is to have a three-days
Chautauqua -October 18, 19, and 20.
Cap's Orchestra will appear the first
day. The really great musicians are
not city-born or city-bred. They come
from the hills and the valleys of the
country-side- from farms und villag
es. This is noti.hly true in Europe and
mainly true in America. The person
nel of Cap's Orc: ? stra is composed of
manly fellows who, throug! long as
sociation professionally, faultlessly
blend their genius as they do their
personalities. Theirs is the music of
the plain people artistically classic,
yet brought forth in a way to delight
the enr to which the high sounding
terms of music are but empty phrases.
Helen B. Paulsen, Lecturer, Educa
tor, had her technical training at Co
lumbia University, New York. Shu htHf
been a teacher and Kindergartener.
Lecture Subject, in the afternoon,
"Thumbs." Every town is made up of
all kinds of people: Some are always
light-hearted, happy and healthy;
some are always sad, moody and dys
peptic, with no apparent reason for
the difference. Neighborly folks; and
those who never visit. Some always
good; some just naturally mean. Some
open-hearted and public-spirited, sortie
always looking for something for
nothing.
Evening lecture Subject*.
"The Court of Lust Resort"? A
Community Awakener.
"Find Your K< y" ? Methods to use
in teaching people right living.
There is no luck of notion when
Mrs. Paulsen lectures.. Her style is
direct nnd en< rg. tic. Her ability as a
speaker is enchanced by her intense
belief in what she is saying. Her
lectures are delivered in ft rapid-fire
manner, and the interest and enthu
siasm of her audiences testify to her
ability to make life lessens interest
ing.
Chautauqua Enthusiasm.
This charming group of girls comes
on the second day and brings to the
platform a unique progrtun with many
interesting features. The (Soprano,
Miss Edmonia Petty, bids fair to make
a distinct place for herself in the
Chnutauqua ? she sings, reads, plays
the banjo and last hut not least, the
Irish harp. With Miss YVenger, the
Mezzo Soprano and pianist, she will
present a group of?o!d Irish folk songs
while the entire Company will partic
ipate in the old country games and
quaint dances (these to be given only
upon request.)
Dr. Hutching has a real message for
the work. His virile lectures are
drawn from the rich varied experience
of one who has touched life at all
points, and who has the ability and
power to make others sec and feel
what ho has seen and felt
The Gypsy Marionettes and Lloyd
H. Taylor will appear on this day. Ap
pearing in conjunction with each oth
er, the Gypsy Marionettes and Mr.
Taylor, furnish delightful programs.
Missvs Margaret Hard, Rebecca
Brown, Theodosia Dwiggins and Ma
ry HunUn are the Gypsy Girls rnd
with them Mr. Taylor. Their program
is particularly unique. Costume, per
sonality, charm nnd artistic ability
iv'l contribute to their successful en
semble.
The Closing Out Sale.
The largest crowds ever wit
nessed at a special sale in this
section of the State was witness
ed Saturday at the great closing
out sale at R. Lewis' old stand,
now occupied bv Abdalla.
RAH FIELD ' BROS.. the
South's famous Special Sales
Conductors and Auctioneers,
have in charge this $15,000.00
consignee stock. This stock
consists of the season's most de
sirable and fashionable mer
chandise.
Positively without doubt, this
entire stock, including all fixt
ures, such as show cases, count
ers, etc., will be sold at cost and
below cost, within the next fif
teen days.
Barfield Rros. are conceded to
be the cleverest Auctioneers and
expert advertisers in the South.
? Adv.
NOTICE TO STATE FAIR
' ~ ATTENDANTS.
While at the State Fair at Raleigh
We would like for you to see our ex
hibit of the J. R. Colt Company's
Acetylene Gas Plants for lighting,
cooking rnd ironing in country homes.
Have sold more than 100 in Johnston
County.
R. R. RRICKEY,
J. H. WIGGS,
Local Representatives.
Smithfield, N. C.
NEW PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
A bargain for brand new piano nev
er been out of store. Price of this
piano lrst year was $750.00. Same
piano has advanced in price about 20
per cent. Will sell for less than last
year's price. * Addrcrs, Self Player,
care Herald.
BUSINESS LOCALS
IF YOU NEED A MCE RUBBER
"fire Buggy, tall on Cotter-Under
wood Co., SmithfieHi, N. C.
LOOK ?? I OUR WORK 8BOE8
for Boys $2.00 to $3.50. N. B.
Grantham.
FOR RENT? X GOOD SIX-ROOM
dwelling, equipped with water and
lights, on Oakland Heights. Se?
or write .Mrs. George R. 1'ou,
.Smithfield, 0. ?
FOR RED HO#., SHU'S IT I F, SEED
oats, reed rye and all kinds of
feedstuff and groceries you can
save nion^y at The Austin-Stephen
son Company's, Smithfield, N. C.
WE HAVE FOR RALE? SOME
mules and horses cheap for Cash.
Cotter-Underwood Co., Smithfield,
j?.MLCL
LOOK AT OUB WORK SHOES
for Children >$1.50 to" $2.50. N. B.
Grantham.
M W TESTAMENTS AND BIBLES
for sale at The Herald Office.
A I s i i \ ST I : I ? II i ; n s*? \ ( ?M PA N ^
will sell you nn nil wool suit for
$8.50. flan you heat it?
IF YOU WANT ONE-THIRI) OF
your life, easy and comfortable see
our Felt Bed line of Mattresses.
Cotter-Underwood Co., Smithfield,
N. C.
THK SMITHFIELD BUILDING A
Loan Association has helped ?
number of people to build homes
It will help others, and maybe you
New series of shares now open
See Mr. J. J. Broadhurst.
LOOK AT OUR WORK SHOES
for Children? $1.50 to $2.50. N. 15.
Granthi rn.
I <>U SAM! TWO DARK GREY
Porcheron mares four and six years
old, weighing About 1250 pounds
each. Also one filly colt five months
old. U. O. Jones, Godwin, N. C.
LOOK? BE SI RE TO SEE OUR
beautiful High-Top Ladies' Shoes,
all colors, prices and quality. Cot
ter-Underwood Co., Smithfield, N. C.
FINE CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR
sale ? $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 per
dozen. Buy a bunch for your home,
will last for weeks. Mrs. O. V.
Johnson.
LOOK AT OUR WORK SHOES
for men ? $15.00 to $5.00. N. B.
Grantham.
BUGGIES OF Al l. KINDS AT
Cotter- Underwood Co.'s Store at the
old prices. Smithfield, N. C.
PLXNO FOR SALE? HOBART M.
Cable Player Piano, 88 Note, Ma
hogany case, Mission style, same an
new. Will sell cheap for cash, or
t an tal i note secured by real
mortgage. Write post office box 202,
Smithfield, N. C.
EVERYBODY IS HAPPY THAT
st'lls tobacco at the Farmers Ware
house. Join the happy crowd.
( Alt OF PARK EK BUGGIES EX
pecU'u daily at The Austin-Stephen
son Company's.
COTTER-UNDERWOOD COMPA
ny's Store is the place to buy your
Dry Goods at the right price.
THE Sl'REST MEANS FOR THE
creation of wealth is systematic
saving, the finest habit of thrift is
weekly savings ? The Building and
Loan Plan. Try our plan and own
your hi me. Stop rent. New Series
now open. J. J. Rroadhurst, Sec
retary and Treasurer.
THE BEST 1.1 N E OE SHOES OF
all kinds are at Cotter-Underwood
Co., Smithfield, N. C.
T. W. WOOD'S SEED WHEAT AND
Rye at wholesale priccs. G. K.
Masscngill, Four Oaks, N. C.
BE SURE TO SEE OUR NEW
line of Furniture at old prices.
Cotter-Underwood Co., Smithfield.
N. C.
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY BI Y
ing your Furniture at The Austin
Stephenson Company's. A trial is
all wc ;s*k.
CAR OF HACKNEY BUGGIES Ex
pected to-day at Austin-Stephenson
Company's ? ask any nan who has
owned one.
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE? T. S.
Ragsdale, Smithfield, N. C.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
farm lnnd at f per cent interest.
Five, seven and ten years time.
Amount unlimited. A. M. Noble,
Attorney-at-law, Smithfield, N. C.
business locals.
WHEN YOU WAKE IN TIIE MORN
ing a Ceo, Coe Inner Spring Mat
trc.-s makes you feel rested and
ready for another day's toil. Some
thing New. Cotter- Underwood Co.,
Smith field, N. f.
Renew your subscription to-day.
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WE LEAD AND OTHERS FOLLOW.
Four Oaks Blacksmith Co.
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f.KT YOUR ItLUESTONE FROM?
Hood Uros., Smithfield, N. C.
get yoi r individual cwust
mas cards this season. A nice line
of samples engraved Christmas
canls now at Herald Office. Give
your order early and avoid the
rush.
LOOK AT OIK WORK SHOES
for Boys $2.00 to $3.50. N. B.
Grantham.
WE HAVE COTTON-SEEI) MEAL,
1(5 per cent acid, 8 ? 3 ? 2 and 8 ?
3 3 fertilizer that we exchange
for cotton seed. Austin-Stephenson
Company, Smithfield, N. C.
LOOK \t OUR WORK SHOES
for Children ? $1.50 to $2.50. N. B.
Grantham.
PINE WOOD WANTED ? CAN
take about 15 cords of nice pine
wood, if price is right. Sre T. J.
Lassiter, Herald Office.
W HEN 1 01 ARB IM \I>Y TO Bl ?
your f:ll poods, com" to Austin
Stephen on Company's, where you
can find a full stock and they will
save you money. #
LOOK VI OUR WORK SHOES
for men- $3.00 to $5.00. N. B. \
Grantham. ^
IE VOU WANT TO EXCHANGES !
your seed for meal and fertilizer, j
see The Austin-Stephenson Co.
LOOK AT Ol'R WORK SHOES
forK men $3.00 to $5.00. N. B. j
Grantham.
ONE LOT AT NO. 306 NORTH
Third, formerly Market street ? Lot
BOJby 225 feet, containing one 4- (
room cottage. Apply to N. E. Brad- I
ford, Goldsboro, N. C.
\OTHIN<; BUT THE BEST BAR
ness stld at Austin-Stephenson Co.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST FLOUR
in to\yi, buy Dan Valley, at Cotter
Underwood Co.'s, Smithfield, N. C.
LOOK AT OUR WORK SHOES
foT Children? $1.50 to $2.50. N. B.
Grantham.
CAR OF PIEDMONT W AGONS AT?
The Austin-Stephenson Co. All
sizes.
WHI N VOl WANT GOOD REPAIR
work done, come to Four\ Oaks
Blacksmith Company.
LOOK AT OUR WORK SHOES'
for men ? $.">.00 to $5.00. N. B.
Grantham.
FOR RIDING DUTCH PLOWS,
Mowers, Cutaway Harrows, see
The Austin-Stephenson Co.
IF YOU WANT TO BORROW MON
eny on your f; rm at only 5 per cent
interest, see A. M. Noble, attorney
at-law, Smithfield, N. C.
LOOK AT OUR WORK SHOES
for Boys $2.00 to $3.50. N. B.
Grantham.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY
buy your Shoes, Clothing and Dry
Good - front Austin-Stephenson Co.
FINE FARM FOR SALE OF fit
acres, 25 cleared, balance fenced in
pasture. Good buildings, convenient
to school and churches, on mail
route. Easy terms. This is one of
the best tobacco farms in Johnston
County Also tenants wanted for
one and two-horse farms. J. Rufus
Creech, Pine Level, N. C., R. 1.
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE FROM
$2.50 to $5.00 in a suit of clothes,
you can do it at The Austin-Ste
phenson Company's.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR RENT
a farm it will pay you to see E. F.
Boyett, Smithfield, N. C.
LOOK AT OUR WORK SHOES
for Boys - *2.00 to $3.50. N. B.
Grantham.
W. H. WAKEFIELD. M. D.. OF
Charlotte, will ?be in Benson on
Thursday, October 25th; Four Or.ks,
Friday, October 26th; Kenly, Sat
urday, October 27th. The doctor lim
its his practice to the medical and
surgical treatment of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat diseases and fit
ting glasses. Ask your doctor about
seeing him.
The Goods And The Prices
That W ill Get Y our Business
If You Will Come and Look
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Our Line Is 1 he Most Varied*
In Johnston County
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As one good man said Monday ( after driv
ing 12 miles,) "You sold me everything I
needed , and saved me $2.50 on a suit, 50c
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on a hat , $1.00 on a pair of shoes." We can
save you the same .
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We Can Furnish Your
Home Complete
See that $200.00 Walnut Suit or a $5,00 Bed.
Anything in Furniture, Matting, Rugs
or comforts
We Can Clothe
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Every member of your family from head to foot.
See our $50.00 guaranteed all wool suit for
$8.50 Each
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All-Leather Shoes for Less than we can
buy them today in car load lots
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We can sell you anything you want on the
farm--- A Good Mule; The Best- Buggies, Sur
reys, Wagons and Harness.
LOOK!
Come to our store, where we can clothe
you, feed you, J furnish your home or
farm and save you money.
We pay thehighest prices for Cotton, Cotton
Seed and All Kinds of Produce
We Know Your Wants!
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We Want Your .Business!!
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Austin - Stephenson Co.
SM1THFIELD, N. C. - ,
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