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IH i •> 4mm bat l»<tW th!. ackaowt^MKat wa* • voluntary return of tfmh ky the • for the f rultfalneae of the oar mod* «f Ufa has CMtV ehaaged. this MW* bM ai waym emrrhred. It Iwe mad* Thaak* giving day Ml only CM ef the eM n*t bat om of the moat eharacteria tie observance* of oar taaahy. On that day. ta boom and (horeh. la family aad ia phWic fUhntait tha whale nation has tor pinnraH— gafd the tribute 4m faa grate fal heart* tor blandog* heatawed. "To footer our thought ia this way apaa tha favor which wa have been abown bai been altogether wtaa and He*liable. ft hao given i))n1an1|| Jwtly to balance the good and the ee3 whleh wo have experienced. In that, we bore never failed to tad for a pwroaa preponderance of the pood. Keen la the leaat propitious I i-mo* a bread contemplation of oar! whole porlrim baa aovw failed to disclose ovorwbotadnp reaaone for thankful area. Tha* vfowtnp ear dnation, or* have foond warrant for a mors hopeful aad confident atti tude toward the future. “la thla current year, we now ap proach the dm* which haa boon ac cepted by custom a* meet fittlnp fer too calm surrey of ear eetate aad tbe return of the aka. We shall the more knealy realise oar pood for tur« if wa wiQ, la deep sincerity, pie* to b doe ihoapht. and more aepcci ‘ ally if we w«l compare it with that of any other communities in the ' world. “Tb* year baa broaphi to oar poo ple taro trapic eaporieacao which haeo deeply affected them. On* was the death of oar holered President Harrt iap, which ha* been mooned wher ever there Is a aaaBaatka of the worth of hlph ideals, noble purposes aad onsciflsh service tarried even to the aad of the eopeeae sacrifice. Hw leas totalled lb* atiaa to a iem cap ilon aad more charitable attitude. It eebered tha whole Ihoapht of the country. A little later aaaw the aa prruHeled disaster to the Mcadly poo do of Japan. Thia salted forth from! he people of tho United States a 4s-1 UowotreMsn of deep and humane! [eating. ft was wrought iota ths snb Mn of good works, ft created mw evidences of oar international frWad ■Up which is a guarantee of world: poors. It rep ion laded tho charitably hapulss of (he eountry. “By experiences inch at theca. ■m and aatlsou are tented aad re fioed. W» bare been hlatosd with mock of tentorial prosperity. Wc shall bo better able to appreciate U If wo remember the privations others have suffered, aad we shall bo the more worthy of It If wo use It for their relief. Wo will do wed. then to ren der thanks for ths good that hat come to as aad skew by our actions that we bavo beeoare stronger, wiser and truer by the ehasunings which bavo bean Imposed upon as. Wo will thus prepare ourselves for' ths part we ■mot have to a world which forever needs ths full measure of service. We have bees a most favored peo ple. Wo ought to bo a most generous people. We have been a most blasted people. We ought to he a moot thank ful people. “Wherefore, I, Calvin Ceolidge, President of the United States, do hereby fix and designate Thursday, the 29th day of November, as Thanksgiving uay, and recommend Iti gsntral observance throughout the land. It is urged that tho people gatl). er In their-homes and their usual places of worship, give expression to Ihetr gratitude for tho benefits and mcnuigs uh a gracious t'rov.asnce has bevtowod upon them and seek the guidance oX Almighty God. that they may deserve a continuahco of His favor. In witness whereof, I have here unto set my hand and caused to he affixed the great aval of the United States. Done at the city of Washington, this fifth day of November, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three, and of the independence of the United States, the one hundred and forty-eighth. "CALVIN COOLIDG*." God's Voice Told Fox To KOI W. S. Coburn? Atlanta, Ga.. Noe. 11.—Except for the whispered declaration that "God's voice” told him to kill Captain W. 8. Cohum, klan attorney, in his often here last Monday, Phillip B. Fox, klan publicity chief in Pulton Tower un der a murder indictment for the shooting of Cobum, has steadfastly refused to shed Any light on the mo tive for die slaying. The statement that "God's voice told me to do it, and that's why 1 killed him,” was made to Dr. N. M. Owviirhy. slienlat, and Dr. Linton Smith. Fox's physician, late yrstar ——— m ■ New Store—Better Service • ■ ■ :i than ever to moved into m I street and* I n i ] m I Mg »P- I 0%* on your house- I | LEE I they eald. after they had prad-j dad Mm with qnqstiona and had ram ad Tte fram a kata of apathy. Dr- Owiaabj was eaUtd la to con sultaUon by Dr. Smith when Fas. ocv eorrfinr to his physktea. developed: dyna of mental disturbance. * T%« prisoner mode the whispered declaration, the doctor said, la an iwoso to queslieoa eoacorniac Hie Ease and after they had assured Him Jt the welfare of hie wife and child >?o other statement was made by Fa*, they said. "g '-—1 I' ..-L_B_LL -JB Soon after hit urnit Fax m sooud u having uid MI may Sava to hang for thla, bat I had rather han* than have him (Coburn) rain .•>w ii« h« wtu trying to do.” “Bocaoai! of the boll weevil, It la .. 111 McNury that the Uve-at~hem* Idea he continued and puahed even moev ateenuoualy than heretofore. Uraint and paiture.e and Rmrdena and orch ard* ihoulrt be pot out airain thia tall and neat year <n continuation of thla plan."—Dr. B. W. KUpoee. Tom Tarheel sayt that there team to he as many plans for Bghtiny tbs boll weevil as there an boll wee vils, but ho is coinp to follow Ibo plsn tested ami a|ipro>*>-.1 i'y tii.vsi who hsvc sto.Uil the matter for years. BIG REDUCTION IN; BLANKER Nice quality, extra large sizes* Special prices for three days only_-”"t_t-_ BED SPREAlS Large shipment of Bed Spreads just received, newest style, large size and easy to laundry. Spec_ prices for three days_1._$J.98 i OVERALL BARGA 5 <P* A good grade men’s over alls, wjfell-made garmeni^^ f much under-priced, three da^Cpnly at_$l*6Sr' '• TONERS AND MISSES l. COATS , *A ‘.tractive Coats in vklour, broad-cloth and (other wool fabrics in va / rpus colors, all sizes— I ■ '. n • J- : i : ' ,i ? i» •: :* LaVge selection of Millinery, of the newest styles and colors, will be sold at great reduction- - Visit Our Millinery Department. DRESS GINGHAMS Nice selection Dress Ginghams, beautiful pattern-;, as long as it lasts—six yards for . - $ i 00 WHITE HOMESPUN Yard-wide White Homespun, for three days only— j eight yards for..$1.00 / NEW SHIRTWAISTS Attractive waists of fine Cotton Pongee, nicely tail ored and trimmed for only__ 9$c k A WOMENS AND MISSES " DRESSES Wool and Jersey Dresses — Special Just received large shipment of Shoes for men, women and children. Star Brand, guaranteed solid' Leather—Let us save you money on your shoe purchases. N THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS TO BE FOUND IN OUR NEW STORE Again w* demonstrate that it paya to trade at our ato re. Note the following items included in our enormous 13 rtoclt: Dry Goods, Men's and Boy.' Clothing Shoa. fo r the whole family. Hate, Capa, Underwear. NotionTu? f! dies Coals, Coat Suits and Dresses, Millinery, Trunks and Bags. In fact, we carry everything needed to dress tht« I f whole family from head to foot. XI COKE AND LET US SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR PURCHASES—WE STAND BACK OF WHAT WE SELL And every purchase made here must be satisfactory to the purchaser, or money back. Baer’s Dry Goods Company (THE RELIABLE STORE) 1 NEXT TO BUTLER BROS. ' .. •' • '
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