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'*• Bhnpl Christian rhnrrn Inet niaht
Mkey Imrt lb* pastor Rev 1..
X- Obner. rmirti on Nwwon of
Mb-** If tor on* btMblr «sd or* will
lit t* t|lHl Mr *tn* C%rtet will hr
•tUhl, m 4 Junl In Hta fortlymoMt," j
The pnwtor preached * molly wander- !
** till M this oubjorl, an o m
•oil at which there wore two can
tarataot and *a* permp a.lmlicrd to
tbo Cbnrub by letter
Hw. L M. Onter. who fc» conducting
MMo iwm» neb evening nt SI o'-
««Hb la meeting with nenarkabt* mc
(toa. Manypeople es the r«y an
attending. ft# nahfect Mdo afternoon
win be -With Christ la The School
at PN|*r _ ji
Th* Cwabaam Choir la doing mw
WtmOumi Mrtt to coon act 100 with
tba tawioai wttfcri.
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«ma« TIE HABIT
A atgadard poultry car will be )o
•ttaA m tba Norfolk Boutbern track
la Hlaama April llu a*4 lath." t>r
tka farpoaa o( afctpptag poultry for '
';<JEbfs3tK9l^lral>'’\ , * r .3, h** x.“w.
PENDERS
YELLOW FRONT STORES
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n. P, XNQKL FOOD, P ounce carton § 10c
I tt P. Rimr Spout!#, 10 os. carton Bfic
I I> P. Pound Cake, pound 26c
| D. P-? Layer, lb. 26c
11. P. Farnoun Caka, 1 1-2 lb. carton 86c
| a P. Uffet Fruit, lb. '_.... 26c t>
I OUR PRIDE BREAD. 21 «*. machine
**m**\o*t —lO c
I Bp .brand offered on thia market ,
1 . ~ v Han)|Mßpa.,|B quality to OUR
j FRIDK, \ trial krill convince
I 1 fAKDY
I Harahsy'a Milk Choco!** 4c
Almond ,
Ckßte Jack, pkg ...- 4c
Ckoeoiatp Cpeoanqt Mound*, ohcli . Ic
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Atom or WriffcyM.
* NAnit Lemon- Lime or Onince Drops, pkg. Jf
Waaaoit Oft, Pint Can 27c; Quart f^ic
D. P. MACARONI, pkg. 8c
a P. SPAGHETTI, pkg. ’L_ T 8c
a P. Wood Break fait Bacon. l-2 lb. ckrton 28c
Chit Wl carton 45c
9 Wafer Sliced, lb 67c
SMepa Peaa. California Dried, lb, 14c
| MP LOUR
Small Can 17c; Large Can 27c
Geitwi'a Ready to Pry Cod- can 11 .. Me
N. C. Herring Roe, No. 1 can 15c; fin. 2 cah 26c
C E R'B'A L 8
a OATS, pkg.'.. r . ..,- Or
Qoaker Oats, pkg. U P
fftdck Quaker Oat*, pkg. He
Mothers Oat*, pkg. 1 j c
I Cream of Wheat, pkg. , 28c
j Quaker Hominy Grita, pkg. 10c
I OCTACAN SOAP, small cake 4 l-2c
I mad. aise, lb. joe
I | 4 fe ■**•. ik —;.. * k*
|B Apv * m * ■». . i.— 20c
| Raiaiue. Sunmaid aeedleM. large pkg. 12 l-2c
I RMalna- Sunmaid Seeded, large pkg. ... if l^c
I COPPER
I D the Worlds Beat Drink. Ih. 49c
lit P* our of cot Tee in
I March were huger than in any
Mb' v Frrri°“* mont * l -, Quality only
I made this possible.
I VeNeur Front Oolfee. pound sealed pkg 41c
| Delightfully Good.
1 Goldin Blend Cogee. lb. aealed pkg ;Wc
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'• Ilk f«r»cr* of tkto Mwaty set wtti
er* wbo wUb t« wall «M Mlr*r wt
tktw tl»« AH poultry wilt bw boaght
iM sari for at th« ear. Hna roo»
tor*, Sark*, g*m*. gutaoM aad young
tbkkM* will be motived Th« •«-
, sat grte* per wound to b* pari win
r sat he kaoww uatll April 13th wbe*
, bttfa os tkl* ear will etoe* A* *ooa
a* bM* are eto**d *ad price* are
. detoltrly kaews tfc*y will b* «■-
neaseri tbrougb th* local paper* -by
the county *g*nt.—Kinston New*. •
-“WBEI'k #r TIE BKerßßt K~ TO
BE UIVKK AT MIUN Nt BOOL
AI I»rrUBI( r U TOXfUBT *
Tb* OI»* flub* of lb* Oold-thoro
High School will glT* »t tb, high
no bool auditorium loalgbl at eight
O’clock tk* boeiulfully drwrripUv*
cantata by Tboam* Anderson called
•'Tb* Wreck of Th* M**p*ru*" ukti
from the famoaa po*m by Henry W.
tongtollow. Brownlv Pt«rc*. bari
100*. will lak* the pert at tb* skip
per of the gait ship Hooperu* which
li called Norm**'* Wo# ilia* Aa
nl* Hin*s. soprano, In the aklpper's
daugbur, ead Leroy Bpe*r». tenor,
takee tb* part of ’An Old Bailor."
Incidental soprano solo* are to be
inns by Mi** May bell# Michel and
Ids* Louise Jobnaon. Thera will be
no admtasioa fee. Tb* admit public
ie moot cordially Invited. a
Army
« jo Raise Funds
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Oa Jifly Ibe 61b. 13SS William
Booth bald the drat meet Ipa or Uri
Sal eat ion Army. Tblo meetlug was
held In the Beat Bad of lon don apd
tb* people attending it. was among
tba poorest In all tb* world. In tb
early alum meeunra arihy
»ome of tb* wontt women and men
was coav*rtod and went nut to help
in |h* coneemion or others until tb*
wg#k b«l be*n **tend#d to all jrarta
ot .fengland. th*n som* of th* con
eerta was from otbeg lands and gg
they would return to tlMlr borne*
th*y would mart work on fh* mime 1
plea a* tbb founder which meant !
Iha ■ Miubliabment of a work In these
crftlr|«a ontald* at England,
■•organiaatlon now has Its work
pdApunenily establlabed in SI couiw
trinb and colonies and use S 3 lan
guages la its work. There *re VUm
Mellon* In th* world where y*H*f ih
gfeen the needy. . JSJti men and
women bare gleeo lhe| r entire time
to the helping of the unfortunut*.
gielas spiritual and material help
wk*n ever needed.
The work was started in the Unit- ■
•d States In IST» by a family who
bad been coneeied with the move
ment in Kngland and had emigrated
ta the city of Philadelphia. The t)r*t
j meeting* wee held in an old stable.
Swr in tb* yoar officer* ansa Heat
oew York ('tty and from Use on
|fwork baa growa. la U)« ypar
B President Cleveland received a
- Jgailoa of officers and gave thiin
hljfcofUclal endoraemenl Tbb* Mr.
ckjlplgpd m*a she Brat prualdi-ut to
ih* movement In the Males
<»€a national force Similar ■•nduis*.
i»mM» bev* been Per-elved frrtnj ,4) gl t
tiff ipreeWenta ‘since. j
•pldaboro ha* had a Ha lea lion]
Army Corps for a little more thnn a I
fear and thoy have don* much good
for the short time that th*y b*r*
hewn here. Mayor Rdggr Bain ha*
t«M a w*rm friend of the cauae for
many yearn and at thd time of ih*
open 111 a of th# work be wan made
rhalrm n of tb* advisory board and
baa nerved In that rapacity tip to lh»
rm, * r vacHt* our preoent lore- j
w wreok, onl> li|u in<>ro dnv».|
fjnu can hny elecirl.iß. list urea ail
nan. 1311 ah f
l*a»or l.im|M . from gS M niuck.
Tb*» Is a benu We M,ke. < ( ,t
cAftnen ki.rctric ctv.,
Nt;at deer to Knwa.
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RETURNS FROM NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
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(>uj* own Mr. Kannon Ims just returned from New York and Baltimore, I
. V where he did himself proud in the matter of buyfcg Spring wealing apparel. I
I He states that he has never before selected, more beautiful dresses and
1 toats than be was able to pui-ehase on this trip. To any of our customers I
u 'h° tave not aA yet purchased their entire Spring wardrobe, this is your op
■BlH poi*tunity. Come early while the assortment is complete,
IHhII ( hie lot of dresses valued at $12.95, One-third reduction on all Spring I
all colors in «at ba’ed cantons, f©j* coats . First come first sewed. I
[ - One lot of ensemble dresses, all cohA (HILDREN’S DRESSES I
gpiPl l Xl4 A complete assortment of children s ■
811111 ... ~ ~ dresses, suitable for all occasions.!
„ °°* sa^,n faced canton crepes, Ages from one year old up to four- 1
fUmi 'ivmr* all newest patterns, shades and teen years.
wT styles, valued at $22.50 to go at
IWtm m, $14.95 .We have a beautiful assortment M I
iigiffl =®f' < »ne lot of limned silk crepe dresses, ’ ev «" in K' <l, ® Bßeß - valued at $29.50 tor®
m .W*W jjK- valued at SB.BO to ro at tco during the next two days at f,|
3k. /<? M. 95 $19.95 . '• I
/ 1 A shipment of millinery. The very In ten 1 mode* ami spies have just arrived. A hat suit* !
JJ 1 “Ue in »4yle and'prior for every person ran lie found in thin lot. If you have not bought your !
(J Qfy * f H* n niC bonnet, or to complete your wardrobe, it will be greatly to your advantage to- ■
* view this assortment. Values from — fb gjj I
j JAMES KANNAN j
109 E. WALNUT ST. I i j I
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present. A feunpalga commttte In
now being organised by Mayor Rain
towcure Pun da to carry on th* wortt
In OoMnboro for a year tbla c ommu
te* will b* perfected by th* 15th of
April and a canvas* of the city will
he mad*. is th* amount
c**d*d for thu most worthy can**,
and If each citiaen will do hia «r her
twrt th* money will b* very easily
relied. Tb# only Income the officer* |
her# have bad hi what th«y have
been able t# collect tbcmiielypa from
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FEATURES
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j Fyi. Sat & Mon. Only
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Silks—
Printed Silk Crepe, all Hize« ,all de
signs, all solid colors. $22.75 values
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L 3 DAYS ONLY
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$14. 75
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p)a« is to a»cpr* tl* amount, needed
for ih* work la a drive sad dlsaop
jtluue til* dally collsrtlng This lakes
c lot of lime that these proplf
Khouhl spend in welfare work In th*
rammwilf.
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smr YORK. April * ,Bpot rot
ton iu>let. middling was 24.90; cotton
lutpres closed steady. May 14«;
July 24.96; October 24 40;
IJ4 43; January 24 20.
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f Good Hosiery 1
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fon and the durability of silk are I
successfully combined in- thaw 1
Hose. in all of the lovely spring ft
shades at un unusual price. Note «
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these specials— • »|
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, "Gold, Stripe" Hosiery In All The j
l New Spring Colors ■
$1.85 I
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1 “MEDALIA” HOSIERY 5
Full fashioned, in all. the new coiora «
1 $2.00
} “ONYX” HOSIERY (
| in a variety of coiora $ 1.95 4r
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i All silk chiffons, all Butterfly Embroider- ft
| colors, full fashioned Chiffons,. lovely Jr
quality— a
1 $2.35 $2.35 J
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I Complete line of Children’s Hosiery. Cotton, Lisles, m
) silks 25c to $1.25 ■
! H. WEIL & BROsH
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1927