Mr. ||Ai Mid ht m (Ndl U
that tw tkm iTa—rton t had"?
Mr^r alTmS^ h.
“1 think that la jmr troobla.' n
it mm af tha aaaiitant district at
altat te that oatfit"
**Upoa my word, yen are right,'
■py iatad oa mitUua «f carreney #1
tha Halted hahi, "I fed thU tHa*
Rt gat me I irked—broken. 1 novo
thought fc yamtola What huta man
thaa anything atoe la the tact that I
Mm Bute, tha farmer tiaaenrer ol
tha iiialid nation oa earth, to oak
ham had my naaw oonaoaUd wtth a
brefcaraga hoam that want to tha wal
and wtpedaaft tha nauyyitiyaU
it by many email hrrtnaem.”
Hr. Bayba aafd ba haul had pencil
tally natohig to do wtth too roatina
oponttoao (of too faum, ioaniag al
that ta Login Harden, Jr., hie partner
Ba mid ha bad Imtn^ed oa • tiaaaa
let lag tlMUtoaftna^Mtod not MU
engage ta ypotatotima. He^ though
tola agreement wae Mag brad af
than*! Md Md."^be*mJd. *1 MtN
Hi am moot ha a# gnaatioe about tin
of tha palley the firm «
wiaag, I want to lag all any card* m
tha table and do ormjthlag 1 can ta
aid ton flditoi attorney. I hero loo
’ y had la tha world tret
I.Mf
"i
ms
I**e gat to work,
Amfctaat District
after (Mttiovlaf Borin
tin wtiwn itolMi
be pUcsd
Monday,
if Mr. Borin
•Haao And Laab
Raleigh, July 9.— Sweet cured
ham is a delightful product, but
who hasn't been served with the
strong and near-rancid kind that
drives away all good humor! There
wasn't so much difference between
the bogs that were slaughtered, hut
there was a deal of difference be
tween the treatment given the meal
after the hog had been butchered.
There is the same difference in
jemb products, states C. V. Will
isms, Sheep Field Agent for the
State Cdlkge sod Department of
Agricuburr. Mr. Williams say*
that New York and fhsnon notice
so trnch dftnstt between Chi
. cago chilled lamb and freshly
alaiighrorod lamb that large ship
meats of doul4e-dech cars of live
lambs go east from Chicago to the
' Atlantic Coast every day to that
hotel stewards and discriminating
housewives can aarve fresh lamb »»
mead of the chilled or frozen prod
uct
Eastern sioughterers now mam
tarn order buyers for carlo* ship
meat of fancy live limbs from
reded into Roanoke for lack of an
active home market —ami large
"■"bail of North Carolina people
have tn take the chided ami irosro
rafter than get the fm*.
*ret prodaet drmaad at teaaa.
"Why an nr farmers romped
to pay freight to Koam*e> Why
Alp • choke, swart product aaray
ate lima pay a rtif price for chilled
Mb la ratai ul Everybody knows
•hat • frmh egg ia— and ymt can’t
mb him anyth** ate for hia break
fart. Why not have the ha* fre*
,**•) Voar buarber ranAid if if
!?-S!ci3i.’2UU>5,’^S
k-hemys._
. Wnrflmorm^-I ocal handkerchief
Ateay teA aw daaaa daily rayac
wy * begin »»rt<|lami.
^«*M|*ata^rtte lihmi'
GUARDSMEN MOURN
DEATH O FCOMFlADE
| WsiUBCto* You* Di«a la Fan
Fayetteville, Inly 7.— Tonight
the members of the 117th F'idd Ar
teBcry .North Carolina National
Guard*, encamped at Fort Bragg,
mourn the death of a comrade. Will
iiaro Lewis, Battery C, whose honw
U in Washington, North Carolina
Private Lewis tfied Ip the Fori
Bragg hospital at 9 o'clock last
night following an operation foi
gangrene appendicitis and periton
.'ids.
William Lewis enlisted in Battery
C on June XkH, rhe day before thr
guardsmen entrained tor Fon
Bragg.
On the rooming of July 5th hr
hey an complaining of illness to hi*
comrade*, and the battery com
mandrr, Captain John H. Sted
man. ami was promptly taken tr
tMfe Hospital for treatment
Gangrenous «t>pendiciii* devel
oped and He was of necessity oper
ated upon under acute conditions.
He lived .through the operatic*
performed by expert snrgrons, lati
unavoidable conditions of the cast
resulted in his death. His body was
tonight escorted to Washington by
a guard of honor composed of hit
comnuh s who liked and loved him
Wiliam Lewis, or " HilL” as hr
was affectionately called, was thr
tflo of Mr. ard Mrs. Nathan Lewis
of Washington He was runeteei
■ years old, jurt a real red blooa'ec
American hoy whose lift ebber
away in the service he chose — thai
of a soldier of his country
1,585 acre* forest land near Ca
tawha river ti> be made national for
est.
co rack to corsets,
ADVISES MISS ALICE
Mask*!*!, OkU., July •—flirt* oss
fteywl at the BeWars* Hospital bar*
Mat r> hath ta comets, «itt bobbtag
thair hair. raO up their boa. and
adopt high Mk drama* according to
the uHUmUm laid down by 10m
Abe* Eebertaon, former Corgnwm
Mn, ww waMara chtef ad the imti
totion.
“Thera hae tea too muck tough
ing and talking doom tk* halts with
the patient*.” Mia* Alta* mid. “(Mr*
tV boy* a run for thair money; the
girt a nan admire* moat 1* so* whom
ho moot fight for.
‘The woman who flagrantly dis
play* bar charma soon will b* a back
number. They are only bey* which
men play and then caat aside.
"Lock ap your diamonds whan you
1 arc on duty. A display of wealth by
a 1100 month clerk will soon lead to
commerit by the public. 1 have boon
constantly in the association of men
and baa* never ones heard an insult
ing remark in my prmence. I never
gar* on* th* occasion, r
“Go back to celesta, (iris, tend to
boslaom, wear dooont clothes and
don't try to bark back to the days of
Adam and Eva."
N. C. Weakly ImdoatrUl Review
Elizabeth City — Standard Man
ufacturing Company to instal (addi
tional machinery and increase ca
pacity of plant.
Charlotte — Swift & Company to
boild $13,000 addition to local lard
plant.
.Vlt. Olive — Carload shipments
of potatoes going out daily.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM AND CITY
PROPERTY
• Farm Ioann 5 to SK year/at 6 1-2 per cent. Loans on
city property 5 yearn At e/er cent with privilege of re
newal. Money availabfe At any time. Loani^foiEjh>wJth
reasonable nromptneaaf f
7 yy
CL ARENCH J. SMITH, Attorney
.Dun*, North Carolina
Vi _
RlltfPVnttlV M an - - __ _ _ . .
fading b*by chick*. It not [
pfies needed food \
urb
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Cattoa county to have IU <c.i |
lu*t mills upon completion of iw,
•me* under construction. ,
Rliaabethtown — N’rw bridge t
be constructed over Cape Ftar i.vr <
at this point.
Wilmington—New road pitr,<.» |
e«l front this city to Wrighuvih ,
sound. j
Greensboro r- J. A. Parker Pack ' I
in* corporation, capitalised m $.500 I
000. to locate plant here. [ |
Winston-Salem—New union sir. | :
tion to be erected.
Stateiville —Conover link in cen i i
trol highway to be paved through
Hickory. ;
WilKam.iton — Lindsav Ice Cnm
l*any begin* operations.
Washington—$1,000,000 plant
considers location here.
Mt. Olive —• Strawberry crop'
this season three times last year’s I
record.
High Point — N rgmci raisint!
$2,900 to erect church
• May consumption by American >
mills amounted , to 620,965 bales, a /
compared with 405.337 hales fo/j
May last year. The consumption ol\
the ten months ending May 31 this j
year amounted to 5,660, 969 bale*,
as compared with 4,942,600 lulcs •
for the same period last season Re
port* indicated active trading in th -
cotton goods markets with pricei
firm and higher.
Wilmington — Nitrate Agencies
Corporation to erect fertilizer plant.
Dunn—Carolina Telephone Com -1
pany to erect new building on West j
Cumberland street.
Washington—Potato shipments;
leaving Sere in 30 carload lots daily. |
Elizabeth City — N ew hotel tiro
•osetl for this city . i
Stanley — Lola Gingham Mills,
ii|»t:il 5200,000, begins operation*.
Gastonia —Work on extension of
'•ara mill prtign.-'tsing.
W'ilkeshotti — Building boom in
irogrov
(iharlott*—Southern Public Util
lies Company installs new gas
lolder costing $00.0000
Raleigh — New Printing Com
pany erecting plant on Salisbury
itreet.
Wallace Pii'e V iew hotel spend
"K S3.000 installing l**i and light
Wrightsville — Contract let fot
ronafructicn of jetties at beach cost
ng 527721.
Burlington - Southeastern llx
press Com|>uny building nears com
pletion.
Clinton -5100,000 Hutel to Ipc
Sweet Dreams
<\S “A Godsend”
Seid About Thin Wonder
ful Moeqnito Remedy.
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BUIE’S CREEK. ACADEMY
AN ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL, requiring fifteen unite for
graduation. College* and aniranitiea accept atudcnte upon eerti
®%bte*n man and v^mn in F>od(^*S}$*Mtiita iaat
year, rapraaanUng 70 counUha and rriJtetea BuaiiiaajvCooraea
Home Economic*, /xt, EyrcwlonVFiano. VIoWC Votaj
Marie, with «£oelL trarnjjfe for »o*p*l Sir^orarindl lead era of
Chnrrt Muaic. Fin prooflibrary tfoflding to b^raady1 daring the
fail tend. Maw do aAuJy fur b«Lw ready I SeptAnbcr 1. Electric
light* and abover wtR. Expenwb moderAa. No flficr Chriatlan
atmaaphara to ha i tdM. \ T /
For ratalagr^. a afy to
J. Vi. CAMPBELL, Priactptel
\ « BUIE'S CREEK. N. C.
t
A
TCHER
Carolina
.icensed Embalmer
Service -
Phone No. 16
erected.
Burli^ion — May lluaicn Com
>arv office laiildiiuj near* compa
1011. n
Liunher mills in North Carolina
'VT^f output, 21 mill* cot 217,
*13,000 fc*t la*t j\ar.
— State highway com
mission to let contract for 155 miles
of road paving.
VV ashmgton — Work progressing
on Hyde county link of inland wat
erway.
1 Mickey* - Methodist churvh un
dergoing reconstruction.
PENDERS
YELLOW FRONT STORES
SWIFTS PREMIUM HAMS, " nn
POUND __ Uc
KJNGAN S SLICED BACON, ONE POUND OC
CARTON .... ...._ J5e
-7*' ....
SALT RIB PORK, , r
POUND---y__].:..v__lDc
SALT RIB PLATES, .a
POUND .. IZc
BUTILR. CUT FROM THE ORIGINAL TUB 47
POUND_ 4/o
we guarantee our butter to be the highest grade acid on
this market.
PRAIRIE ROSE BUTTER, 1-1 POUND INDIVIDUAL rn
CARTONS, POUND___jUc
WONDER SELF-RISING OR PAUy& PATENT
n At ID 1*» IL m A m X aft _
.&uc
____
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Crap* Nuti, |Q
Package _10c
“The drink the I Made Milwaukee famous”
SCHLITZ, / 1A
BOTTLE./_. lUc
ARf.rCUa’S CRAPE JUKE, " I o
4 OUNCES_f_.___l£c
Armour’s Grape Juice / OQ Armour’s Grape Juice, CC
Pi"*--—l-wOcQuart ___JJc
Gosman’s Ginger Ale, ifot. 14c lee Cream Salt, 10-Ib. bag tfe
OCTAGON SOAP, LARGE r i
BAR.—...D I-£c
r or your 1c* i on— l tw mot
D. P. YELL©
2-Ounce Pack- 1 fl*
1-4 pound pack- 17
»«•-, 11 <
t cooling drink tor
IV LABEL TEA
t| 1-2 pound pack
» ago
1 pound pack
age .—1
READY! I
FOR OUR
Removal and Semi-Annual I
I Clearance Sal(rj7j'y\ I
Starts Next Friday ^nd Closes Saturday, I
Wugus/ 4th, 1923 I
• • We are planning to maki* this \\L greatest of all onr Sales. We have on hand large
ethdcs of merchandise and i F low price* will move it, we are determined to reduce our
stock to a minimum before novh^g bite our new quarters September 1st.
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watch for circulai s tjtm for further announcements in the
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