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a Y. P. U. PROCRM FOR OCT. • H. M. Slaughter. Group I^iuler. Subject. , Topic: Bible Study Meeting 11 Thesealonlans i. Scripture Reading—H Theaaalon Una—Mra. W. D. Holland. Introduction—E. M. Slaughter. Talk—Paul'e prayer for thoep Theaaaloniana—Mia Gertrude Prtoe. Song—Group No. 2. T elk—The good qualities of thoau Theaeelonlan Christiana—their faith —Miss aKtfcerlne Allen. Their love —L. W. Strickland. Their stead fastness—Perry Godwin. Duct—Mia SalH* Naylor and Mra. R. L. Denning. Talk—God will purdah their ene mies. Talk—The two cl eases of guilty people- (1) Them that know not their God—Mis* Jessamine Starting. (2) Them that obey not the Gospel— Mim Ruth Wee lb rook. Talk—The nature of God's venge ance) on the day of Judgment—Mia Lelia Currin. Trombone Solo—J5. M .Slaughter. Talks—The nature of the chrla tiane’ future hllu—Mies Jaric I pock Your exhibit at the fair will help boost a community enterprise end will advertise your produet. Adver tising la your local papers pay* for the aunt two raaenre. Collapse ef Ceel Cera lime For tbe present, industry seems to hove put > crimp Into the plana of the coal controller* for a whole sale looting ef the public A single protest brought the unholy edifice of prico exploitation tumbling about the profiteers’ heads. The protest wee, as must always be expected, viciously misinterpreted. Tbe sob cry won dili gently persisted in by tha capitalistic orjrnns until It bsccma positively nau seating Interest that bad deliber ately arranged to taring the last dol lar out of the families of America by maintaining nil through tha win ter the menace of empty bins and flrctrss homes, were eudenly consum ed with sympathy for the poor wo ris ing-man when Industries closed down in protest rather than submit to tha unspeakably wicked robbery which had been dttignsd upon the American people. Interests that would have kept the co US try on curbed fires and would have made fuel the biggest item in this winter's family budget, pretended to be melted Into pity lor the poor employes who sacrificed 9th In wages to mve 91 BO on their coal bilL It Is the typical old bank, but this year it was very badly stago-raan agsd, in that it was gbseted against the wrpng target ' The offset si tha industrial pc.taas was IssaondUCsly felt. At the tiara the warning waa given that In tkrer weeks a mammoth industry would have to close unlam coal condition! r improved, coni waa celling to manu facturer* «t ae high at (» a ton. When the announcement m the price wavered a little. Then came the cry that It waa only "Waff," s cry which aroee fit the came quarters when the ‘Sympathy" cry afterward i-arar, and for the moment the high con) price wue strengthened again. ^——■■■ Then. a* the eamestnesa of the pra te** became apparent (nothin* U harder for the exploit** to under ttaad than a atrelghtforward, honeat Mtoment) a break bream* notice able. Coal elimbed down to $8 and $7. The 8atarda/ ef the ekutdown it raachod »8.N>. On Monday It waa WJO. On Tueeday it waa $4.60. A ^tcr, »t thia writing, It It aff ■ 9J, If bowgbl oo contract ■»h.cj a' o Ployt Into the hand* of .he pattern) It can b-> had at M»0. • V m.'u item* of coal at that Th', :V'id cotlapac of prioce ahowa w t.Uflclal nature of tba wbola It'Ctioa. There waa alwaya plenty coaL The icarcity Waa make-be _ _ « ltoro. Tho only cuu arboa tho L o root oca ratty by **•£ of dUtrtotioa. Tbo lorn tboa bocauao aa acata tatioa pi iiblow Wham, ao roouk of tho ladaotrial yrotoal. tbo covonmant took to baato a* aa4 wood crtodnt a ptfHoa «|U *S B JORDAN] iI the jeweler : , , < • i > * ' !! i j; ' ’ < • < - <» «► < > ., ^—1—————^————<» ^^»MMMWMVMM«■» « ' < ► < » • • « I 1 » < » ' " < I ' ’ II ' ' <1 ' ’ I > < » « . < I a most attractive collec- i , , « • I > < ' ;: tion of— . : ii i i i i •• < - \ ; :: \ ! WATCHES \ ; rings if \ DIAMONDS \ SILVERWARE if ii i! ! I LIGHT-SIX SEDAN *1550 J Vibration in destructive. It iboctcaa tbe life of a caV It take* the Jeaeure out of riding because It cause rattles, squeaks and oth\r Irritating no tea. viDrataOD is [Muiiiuriy am jtwi in dosed can. ^ There la no perceifibie period if vaca tion in the Studebalar Light-8 i at any speed. ThlatsduMniartto Stu ebeker'a method of machining vie crrink haft and connecting rods on an kirface*. No other «fj at ari^wfaere near Vie prk i, follows Lack of vibration gjd tl » quiet, smooth-running motor tnd < rick ap proval horn everyone wrtp rk » in tbs Light-Os Sedan. A And every dri ver la sfandLrly enthtsd aatie over the way it throttle* down to a walking gait in Ugh geer-and the quick reeponaathaft fotiowa the touch of the Aaide from ita iimtimird —j—, the Ught-flU Medv. |a notable for ita alerting coach work. XU anbatantial body. Hke the chaeda, k built complete in Stndebakar plant.. Materials and workmanaUp are of Ugbeat grade. Long, eemi-elUptic springs and deep, watftil, nine-inch coahfcns afford ganUne comfort. Upholetery la of a rich, inohair wNt pluah—good-looking end durable. Today’s price it the loweet at aUdi the Light-flu Man haa erar bean add. thJbLt^dNtta^M£% ** *" MODELS )*P PR1CSA-/. o. ft. tmotorim UOXTnx U*tVIAL4IX " ' KCMU t+~.. Iirw, j..« B.f. urw.B„ma.*. nwarr. fcgfi L * tt&zujvi 5=&<i^rfsj Kaaros^s _„» ^iSEEsa SggsE^il InH r“lnf TiTriiir"^ —tl CWrf Tlrmm B4*n6mrd B**!***mmt SMITH A McKAY DUNN, — i— NORTH CAROLINA T JH I 8 18 A 8TUDEBAKER YEAR i % fc. A *-!-—--; When you visit the < > ' * < i 4 > * I r ; ■ Visit also the BARNES & ■ -U *. • Hardware, Furs 4 > l ‘ - w- — You will find much that is \ Prices Reputably Low The Dunn, -TM“m-niiinTTtninminiitmmMmMMi ' .
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