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•news of the city •
A *,• • ••••• 0 a V a a a a *
■•rm n*hr4l| to Mr uit Mr* Pl*yd
B. Janes, • daughter '
WmJOM MU(f , V ’ *
. NO HARM IhONA
N*w* was in error y*»terdaj
mnlh la tkr iiwf of Um Bail D*
sj^STsrrsyfir*«
I S^Tk^TSMsVM^
I Ut4 bail bom. Tkrn au a bit of coa
fusjaa la Um city u 4 quite a bit down
it Warsaw because Oacil G. Boat, ala*
a lw*> attorney, bails frost tbs Dfflit
lowa Many tHflr do«t, that way
, aeught oat Mr. Rost yootsriay to eaa
grdtplato him for winning ala law salt
wbaa tbs honor* bo longed to the real
ootgte Bash Attorney Beat, while also
a lawyer, iaalata that bo is a peart los
ing, hind of aoal.
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NO SOUTHBRN '
TRAINS CUT OPP.
Daring the month of July, aaAot
strike condition*, tbe Soethorn railway
sy*tfla did not aaaal a • ingle passenger
tratak. according to local iffiitlt, , Sat
operated IIJH each traiaa of which
74 .par cent reached Anal terminal oa
time and b 4 par cent maintained *c|ko
duloa while on Southern rail*, c . :
ODD PILLOWS
PICNIC GREAT.
TJhe picnic of Goldaboro Odd Pellowt
at Marrlaaw’a Lake yesterday afternoon
wan a big success and a particularly
pleasant affair far tbe children from
ths home who want put with the *•*-
heap aad wise* of the local ledgb. Beery
odd follow who was absenthad a proxy
rad there was bathing, boating and a
delightful picnic Inncb served at six
o’cleck. i
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ToßAtro Darn v
IS DESTROYED.
*r. yesterdsy afternoon destroyed a ,
tobacco barn and a curing of tobacco be
longing to Mr. Frank Borden and locat- ,
ed just hash of the Borden Brick sad
Tils Company, The damage was esti
mated at SI,OOO. There was a small blase
*b*S( yesterday morning in the
Job* street building formerly yceupied !
by .the West construction company. Dam- I
age was alight.
PALER ALARM * " '* 1
LAST NIGHT.
A foie* alarm from LetHa street had
tbp. Are department clanging and
staeamlng through the street last night i
at II a’alagk with half a doses aotopno
bilaa ia their wake. By aad by they .
*ll dame back through ths dPlxtling rain ,
‘'j tl* bell tolled dolefully as if for ,
raws hews
National Leagae.
Beaton I, Bt. Louis 7. .
Brooklyn 4, Chicago 1. j
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 14.
Mew York 2, ClMtaasti 7.
American Leagae.
Mono scheduled.
Internet tonal Lmgee.
Jersey City I, «; Rochester f. I.
Reading 4,2: Toronto A, J,
Hal timer* 2, Bbrtalo 7. :
Others not scheduled.
South Atlantic Leagae.
Charlotte 4, Augaau 1. \
gsa^VEpL\
High Point'd, Rbloigh A. I
Dorham d, Greensboro 6. (to innings) I
Daaville 2, Winston Salem 7. f
Virginia State League. \
Newport Newt 4. Wilson 0. f
Norfolk 0, Richmond 1. I
Racky Mount 4, Portsmouth 2. J
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ONSLOW COUNTY HAMS. 1000 Ms. f
Sweet and Juicy. Phone 1
700-701. Jenkins Grapery. l m
• Week End (
Sunday Excursion 1
Morehtod CKy, N. C. |
'' Beaufort, N. C. (
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NORFOLK SOUTRBRK. R. R. I
#saai Cotdnboea. N. C. J
Wash End Pare':— )
To Morokead City |4.10 ((
Sunday hna:-r 1
Ta Morokead City $2.60 {(
Week Rad Pares Tickets sold Friday )
and fntnrdan limit Tuesday following ||
data of sale. 1
Susday Pares, tickets oa mIo Sna* V
dagp only; limit to data ed ante. S
PROMPT
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And the choicest line of food
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to be hsd is what you eon al
ways depend upon when you call
on us for Groceries. "You can’t
fool your stomach.” Fresh veg
etables in season and at the
right price. Do not worry about
nat having your Groceries for
- Our “10 Minute Serviee”
will help you forget your wor
ries. v ,
Just phone 700-701
H. H.
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Uy of Settlement
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explains seniority
V fWBNTjpN strikers
OKICAOO, Aug. lt»-( By The As**-
P«.s)-An expisnatioa by H.
M Polton, chairman of the western com
mittee on public relatione of the Asao-
H- r^rh*«pn.q^i JT* >f
of the public has boon mislead regard
lot the *4artd of Union leader* and that
tteto D considerable confusion over
He Nr*ird«nt* proposal with're.pect A
thos.uior.ty q section.
—ill*! S*** *“* dlfforoaoo of
eylnloa, Mr. Pel ton said, “among res
sonsblt man regarding the desirability
J!* •* r *Re Bta early
date, ptort&d (Kit can be done in a
'wjr that would approximate Justice
!f *** *** dlreefly roaccrued uVd
hi ‘i i c*‘ r *%»J etrlboe more
likely In Tutors.”
- *J* Dlndlag Armjddm.
r l «* d * r *- (heir letter to
tho President, did nn t|»t to accept
'“"ft* of tk * U f* r^oord
ipfes&ss*
'berood the right to strlh. fn futnn
•gainst any decision of tbe 'board which
(hey do not like.
"them l» only one way la which am-!
J" o F*e ««n possibly refuse to recognise
° f . \" d e * rry ‘ n « ■ <»«
£* » * f *h« Übor Board. That 1* by
KiS* r *‘h' r ,h “" * ec *ptlng ' It.
Therefore, this propoMl of the Prcsl- i
.2!:w 1 C 0 , BBt P < *^ i h>» hsv. meant 1
»‘(h re.pert to tbe futare con- I
*** ,tr,kln * employes, except
that they were to agree that In the
futare they could not strike rather than
•ceept and carry out decisions of the i
board.
“Tho tabor Idadere concede ft is the :
duty of the employes to abide by the
decision as the board only < M long as ,
“Slude It la absolutely impossible fbr
the employe* to violate . deci.ion of]
the board, except by striking, the labor'
leaders ueoetaariiy roach the astonish- j
Dr. Ma«de E. Weidihan
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400-415 Grant KMff.
Important
NOTICE
The County Commissioners have in
structed me to advertise all unpaid 1921
taxes September Ist and sell first Mon
day in October. AH interested will please
give this matter their prompt attention.
This is positively the last notice.
W. D. GRANT. Sheriff.
Goldsboro, N. C. August 7,1922. 1 "
.» - * t tJt at l»a j#|, . . .
ing conclusion that while the laMways
! can violate decisions of the buanL Id Is
.mglny.. u + m
“WiU <respect to seniority there Alii
' ** ** c *MMa* In many pnoplo’i
miM »• to exaegy what the President
| origlpaily propaand He proposed simply
IJhaf the employes Who struck be tabu
I “** **u-aHty rights that
(hey had before they struck.
Ts|* wvhld mean that every Sf«
*(** kk *.f , fr o * d | bsve employed would.
-. tenancy this would Rive Tp fn
isaßapi :i‘c
forTh. rollw.y7vSra2,, .toy rt
Fyth.or <o vttoa as new
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aot been tufff
carried."
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Settlement Means 300,000 Min
er* Return to Work
. hi Week
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CLEVRLANP. Aug. ,1* -Ne*oUaUato
of * **f* ■*•*(»«* that probably Will
rosnh in breaking as the soft c «v*l strike'
was begun 'today iby u,.«rutof. and
minors who decided >to leave the de-
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ATTRACnyE WEEK
END ANb SUNDAY
t. v.. 'PARES
y
via
Norfolk Southern R. R.
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BEAUFORT and
MOREHEAD CITY *
Sunday train loaves Beaufort
5;15 p. ra., Morehead City 5:40
p. m., arrives New Bern ‘1:10 p.
m., Kinston 8:39 p. m„ Golds
boro 9:45 p. m.
Special week end rates at
Morehead City hotels.
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J. F. DAIKON,
General Paasenirer Agent.
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ggy fc*. ■■wiMii Od
Tie the pdTTry
(sauiUm a< the Uaitod Mine workers
voted la favor as roatraatias with tboaa
operator* of tk# (oatrml compotiUva
Aold who had ea rolled la thv coafor
enco.
. Approximaloly twmoty pen cent ad
Mia. normal coal pradaetioa of the cen
tral competitive Sold was represented la
tbe conference bat tbie proportion did
art dotor Jefca L. Lewie, president oT
.iW. ..‘SuK’CiITT.OTS;
taming ta work ia the .oft coal held*
within n week.
• -."fh* minors have u*a this Jtoht and
IW* prarttoiHy over," Mid Mr/VrMs.
Wd*o of tbe Illinois or Indiana as
'•ffctioa as , operators *si repTeseated
a, WANTED
The City of Goldshoro desires em
ployment of Policemen. t r? , >
Applications must be died with the Acting City
* Manager. Those applying must be in good health,
between thi «ure of 25 and 45. Habits must be good
and must bo' total abstainers. Must furnish recom
mendation as to character and ability.
;■ k r EDGAR H. BAIN, Mayor.
Acting: City Manager
p* >.*■.. ■ -dart* " .
Common Sense
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w T'ii
is of tail kinds the most uncommon.
| It itnpMos good judgment, aound dia
ffPsMon, and trdd and practical wl*-
doaa applied to common life. «
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('oßßHhon aanse calls for an accurate . ' ■ ,r
I keeping of one's flnadcial account*.
' and this with the least expenditure ! *
t °( Mmi« and effort. A chock book is
V at Once a purse, an account book and
I / R RKok of receipts.
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If yiu have m cDoeking account with
\ up we worm be glad to open
* i\ fpe lor you.
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The Wayne National Bank
DepeoijtAble Generations
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•» Mt# mmtmmmm *• it sadtwd town to
Were
j lku| ! OHre Can*
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To4ay
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ii'ii, R Clovfr, *k« li >ll
- th# tnal campaign far Ui« North
Carol too Cotta* Graotn AumUUm la
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Ppen besame
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Ali Baba murmured the magic words, the cavern door
swung open and costly treaurea lay at his feet ~,
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You, too, have an “open sesame” to the treasures of ( / A
the world. It is advertising. v )
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Read the advertising and you open the door to count
less comforts and conveniences you. otherwise would
. miss. For advertising will spread before you the pro
duct of fields, lpoms and factories the world over — :
that make life easier, happier, more interesting
and more fruitful for you and your family.
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There is no questioning the real benefits that come
from regular and systematic reading of the advertis
ing columns. No other one thing will give you such
economy and keen satisfaction in every day buying. ||n|
Advertising is far too important to be overlooked.
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' f ' A Read jj.yery day. It is a : I
’ - profitable practice „ ’
thla aoctlon, die aaUrs citisaashin, •(
Mount Oliva hat awakened itsslf (or
Ua purpose ol giving the Association •>
por root signup In that part of
'***""*£l*—™ amrahtooß
Nrtomobiles «l|) carry the business
•** °* l **s t*wa •*« the territory wtth
i" • •* «h#ut eight Milas of
Mount Oliva far th. purpose as making
. • * M| f,n ’*** f ar tk. cotton pi.pl,
fnd to saearo hoar members .
Mount Oliva has already boon proai
laod a receiving point by the Associa
tion. an 4 anotkar has bean prsmisa4 to
Rroasont. which town will aba con4uct
• of lillo nsitirr within ihr n+*t
thr#o or four days. Thu* Tsr th* Amo-
Something New
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Ice Cream ;
Cakes 10c
The PalaceDrugStore
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Goldsboro, N. C.
A FULL LINE OF
SPICES
m
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Ground and whole for Preserving and
Pickling 1
ALSO 1
A fresh lot of Pratts Baby Chick Pood. 1
K. M. DAVIS GROCERY CO.
Pay Cash and Bank the Different*
• V viv. "i t-m >. - ,1 i*-> , ' ’l/ j
elation has ast flaslly 4a«i404 what It'
will do relstlv* ta Gold.boro hat if tke
[•“ilMli. mm hara dlhn n wwskssat,
* tap ha wrtlef by co-oparatiaa, »e
--cordlng ta Mr. Glovar.
ritKtHUr cornttii mullets at tub
mutual storm
. W «>#p* secured th# efflaeiea
kala la Golybboro as *,JU«h Grad#
‘ laamery Huttar. mada at Lawatr. N. C.
It has la that paaaliar ssauntain ‘
ewaeUSea. and will yatlsfy thaaa wha \
«ra particular as ta th# butter sup
plied thsir übiss.
the mutual iroaii
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