page; 2,
resenting the telegraphers and agents
of the Atlantic Coast Line, and F. O..
Cummins, in behalf of the Seaboard
employes. ' The ; committee postponed
action. . " ' ;
Senate 23rd Day,
Pres. Pro Tern. Pharr convened the
Senate at 12 o'clock, and the opening
prayer was by Rev. L... F. Johnson.
Petitions were received from citi
zens of Pitt for Increased appropria
tion to -the Oxford Orphan Asylum;
from Charlotte Sorosis for right of wo
men to serve on school boards; from
Co. C, 3rd Regiment at Henderson;
-for' expenses to attend WiTsorf: fnau
guratloni from Pitt, Guilford and Halt
fax for six months school term and
compulsory attendance law.
Bills Introduced.
Pharr Allow Charlotte Park and
Tree Commission to sell part , of its
Pharr Amend Sec. 423, RevisaL rel
ative to venue of actions against for
eign corporations.
Pharr Amend act relative to hold
ing property by trustees of Davidson
College and exemption from taxation.
Lovingood, by request Authorize
issue of bonds by town of Andrews, in
Cheroke.
Cook Authorize Concord to issue
bonds
Cook Change fax rate for graded
school of Concord.
Weaver Regulate use of assumed
names in partnerships.
Hawes Authorize townships in Tu
plin to issue bonds for a railroad.
- Watkins Amend Sec. 2083,- Revisal,
so as to prohibit intermarriage of first
cousins.
Bridgers Amend charter of Virgin-:
la & East Carolina: Railway.
Nimocks : Incorporate Stedman,
Cumberland county.
Leave of absence ; for: the day was
obtained for Sen. S.tuddert, who is tak
ing the examination, for law license.
Sen. Daniel," who asked for the leave,
expressed wishes for safe delivery.
Bill Passed Final Reading.- j
House' bill, authorizing Dunn . to is
sue sewerage "bonds. House bill to in-j
corporate DrexeT, Burke county" .'eii-i
ate. bill to consolidate and amend laws
relating to graded schools' of Wilson.
Senate bill authorizing: bond issue for i
Henderson graded schools. House bill
revising charter of Elkin. Senate bill
authorizing Huntersville school dis
trict to issue bonds. House bill author
izing additional road bonds for Frank
lin. House bill amending act of 1909,
relative to road bond election in Un
ion. House bill providing for good
roads in Rdbersonvflle township, ...Mar
tin county. House bill authorizing is
sue of street bonds for Franklinton.
Senate bill to amend and consolidate
road laws of Madison. House bill to
validate election of highway commis
sioners in Cherokee". '
The bill passed by the .House in
creasing; number of judicial districts
and Superior Court judges and solici
tors to 20, confronted a Senate thinned
by the absence of many members. Sen
ators Nimocks and , Wakefield urged
that consideration fie- postponed, but
Senators Ward and Hobgood wanted
it passed on second reading at least.
Senator Bryant, who is expected to op
pose it, gave notice that he would
lodge a motion on third reading.- Fi
nally a motion by, Nimocks that. it Jxe
made the special order for Tuesday .at
noon prevailed.
The Senate bill extending the
handwritings- used as standards for
comparison in trials was passed on its
several readings.
At' 1:15 the Senate adjourned until
11 o'clock Tuesday.
House 23rd Day.
Speaker Connor convened the House
at noon with a very slim attendance
of members, numbers of them not hav
ing gotten back from their week-end
pilgrimages home. . ;
Petitions and Memorials Presented
Petitions from cotton mill operatives
asking that no change be made in the
present child labor law. Several for
compulsory education and six months
minimum schools. From the Winston-4
balem Board of Trade relative to thei
enactment of the pending forest pro
tection legislation. For search and
seizure law. For appropriation to Ox
ford Orphanage A'sylum. Against pro
posed establishment of a State fish
commission. '
New Bills Introduced.
Dillinger To appoint certain justi
ces of the peace in Gaston.
Stewart, by- request Relative to uni
form game laws for the State.
"Hatchett Relative to a certain
school district in Caswell.
Hatchett Incorporate town of Mil
ton. Weatherspoon, by request To place
solicitors of the State on salaries of
$2,000 for 15 weeks of court and $100
for each week of court additional.
Hall To amend laws governing
pharmacy. -
Hodges Relative to the line be
tween Avery and Watauga counties.
Austin Amend public road law of
Stanly. -
Kellum Require all vestibules of
street cars to be enclosed.
Kellum Amend the law as to grand
jurors for Spring and Fall terms of
New Hanover Superior criminal courts
providing that those drawn at the first
Fall and Spring terms shall serve dur
ing the remaining Fall and Spring
terms.
J Austin Relative to land titles.
Noland Relative to Pigeon River
graded school.
ouuisarner-Amend Wilkes road
law.
- 'Mull Establish recorder's court for
Burke. . :
Hutching For relief of clerk of the
Superior Court nf Vannov
Stallihgs Provide for teaching ag-
. jxVuiburc auu aomestrc science In pub
lie .schools.. ,
- .ptSK-fielAtiye to graded school
of Durham county.
JSHSfeS "sh. requirement to
iuod uro oiuw m administering oaths
Bucfianan--Game law for Mitchell
county.. V
: Kay Establish a High School1 in
Cox Prevent:, the spread of hoe
cholera In PittW s
; Ray-Amend. tMacon county stock.
; law ;?;r.- : . .,
' Cox Beuiret ihe inspection 9f rail
road XstaticmsJi'Tallway coaches and
. hotels and ' cafes as to sanitarv rnniil.
tlonsvBftls-. State
Burleson Relative to the registra
tlnri nf dflflirta-' ill JtverV. .
Bnrleson--Establish.. chain gang Jn
. Avery. ... i- ..f , ;- ;
slons to Confederate veterans to their
widows. " '
Newell Incorporate Norlina. . .
Mull Bill relative to the Western
Carolina Hospital for Insane.
Mull
-Place officers of Burke, on sal-?
aries. ' . . '-' - ''
Mull Incorporate Jacob's Ridge.
Mull Amend law-tor; protection oi
quail in Burke. A . ' - ' some days ago, .was referred y ester-
Williams, of Cabarrns-Amend dog!.' Howell, Esq., referee
tax law m Cabarrus. )
Among the Dills reported as. enroll
ed for "ratification were: Authorize
$250,000 road bonds In Orange. Em
pl6yers liability bill as applied to
common carriers. Amend charter of
Salem. Provide additional support for
public schools in - Newbern. Extend
jurisdiction of recorder's court 6f Dur
ham. Amend charter of Greensboro to
require six months notice - of" suits
against city. Change name of Greens?
boro Female College to Greensboro
College for Women. The, Justice joint
resolution . for a commission to confer
with railroad companies as to adjust
ing freight rate discriminations. . ' "
Passed Final Reading.
Road law for Stokes. Bill for a
school bond issue in Scotland. Order
ed enrolled for ratification.. For build;
ing bridge across South river by Samp'
sOtt and Cumberland; ordered enrolled.
To encourage stock raislngin Macon;
sent to Senate.- To create office of
county auditor for Henderson; order
ed enrolled. To incorporate Mountain
View Institute, Wilkes county; sent
to Senate. To provide court stenogra
pher for Beaufort and Washington;'
"sent to Senate. Prohibit killing fish
with dynamite In Graham. Exempt
persons over 60 years old : from jury
service In Camden; sent to. Senate.
Wake county game bill; sent to Sen
ate. . Bill to. protect citizens on tele
phone lines; sent to Senate. .
Investigate Railroad Company.
Mr. Noland offered out of: order" a
joint resolution providing for the im
mediate investigation of the South At
lantic & Western Railroad Co.; former
ly known as the Transcontinental Rail
road Co., by a special Legislative com
mittee of three representatives and
two Senators and report back to the
Legislature by February 25th,I it be
ing intimated that the-railroad com
pany, which is using State convicts
for which the State Is receiving stock
in the road, is not working in good
faith but is really blocking an impor
tant mountain pass through which
some others railroad company would
gladly build a road speedily to serve
the territory involved. A motion by
Mr. Nolands that the bill be put on
immediate passage was adopted and
the resolution passed and was sent
to the Senate for concurrence.
The House adjourned at 1:45 o'clock
until 10:30 Tuesday. ' -t
. : , 4
STANLEY LEAVES CAWP
Former Well Known "Blind Tiger
Se-
cures Conditional Pardon
A mere shadow of his former self
and suffering greatly from a complica-.
tion or diseases that have made in
roads on his physical being. D. N.
Stanley, formerly a hearty, robust citl-
TOT, A. jUtUUSUUVUUll) J U1M5 Ml. J
in thr w;' 3 "5 s a
in the grocery business at Second and
aTTe' 8tt8. stepped - Jrom thelst sm, t , Jtl - ,
stockade atth convict camp in East
WilmingtoirTesterdaT a free man, af
ter serving about 'seven months of his
la months sentence for selling whis
key, a conditional pardon having: 'been
granted by Governor Craig upon the
recommendation of Judge Frank Car
ter and a number of local citizens. The
pardon is "conditional upon his being
of good behaviour and abiding by
judgment of the court as rendered In
the case in which he has entered a
plea of guilty and placed himself in
its power for a term of .three years."
Before he would consent to recom
mend a pardon Judge : Carter had
Stanley to enter, a plea of guilty in'ments $11,368.31; deficit February 1st,'
another case for violating; the prohi
bition law so as to keep him- In the
jurisdiction of the court for the next
three years.
The pardon was sent from Raleigh
to Sheriff S. P. Cowan, who telephon
ed to the camp that he held the docu
ment that granted Stanlay his release
and asked that he be allowed to-leave
the stockade. ;
Groundhog Saw His Shadow.
The groundhog was due to come
forth from his den Sunday, that be
ing the 2nd of February (-and. if he did,
he saw his shadow and beat it back to
the depths of his Winter home. This
means that for six weeks to come,
Winter will reign supreme, running
up coal and wood bills and making
things mighty uncomfortable all along
the.iine.'7-i " - -
Tca
Thin Men and
a Pound of
Money Back in
WEIGH
YOURSELF
USING
BEFORE
Weigh- yourself ( before commence
ing fd use Samose, the , great flesh
forming food. The -A'dnderful sain on
this preparation since first introduced
in Wilmington and the remarkable re
sults following Its use have made. J
picks' Bunting 'Drug Co.: such enthu
siastic believers in the great Value of
Samose that they give their I personal
guarantee to -refund the money, if -Sa
mose will not make thin people fat
and restore strength and; health ' to
those who use it . ' -. ;;' V
This is a strong guarantee, but they
have seen so many of their customers
who a few weeks ago looked like walk-
ine- skeletons become Dlumo ahdvwell
solely through the use of Samose that;
they feel they, cannot say too much
to induce peopief to try it. ., -. ,.
TMb marYelous ffesh-formlni food Is
assimilated as soon as It Is taken into
the .stomach, . makes good : rich-blood,
t6n'e up the-: weakened system, helps
to assimilate the food- and -makes, the
THE KOBOTKG STAR, WILMIgTO,; C, TUESDAY, FEBBU ART. 4, 1913
LOCAL DOTS,
Miss Amur Eliza McClammy has
transferred to ! Thomas T, Smith and
wife a lot on Seventh street, between
OaHflfi and Queen, 66x165 feet in size:
rhp nptition to declare the A. D.
pi rnmnanv a bankrupt, filed with
- ,;: - r-. i . th Fpdfiral Court here
wtt Mb will nrobably take
irtu"7th ''matter within the next
" j . . -
-The young people of Dock Street
f!h4stir -church will hold a social
meeting at the church this evening.
Prayer services will be held Wednes:
dayi Thursday and Friday, evenings,
preparatory to the revival which be
gins at the church, Sunday with Rev.
E.' E. Violett doing the preaching.
' A meeting of delegates from the
different Christian Endeavor Societies
of the city was held last night at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian church to fur
ther consider the plans for ,a central
body of the clubs. The committee'
was enlarged,
zation of . the
the date of the organi
central union - was de
ferred. 'Much Interest was shown.
Charlotte ! Chronicle : "And now
Wilmington is organizing another
building and loan association Let the
good work go on. . Every share of stock
carried in every association is evi
dence that someone is paying for the
home over their heads or is diligently
saving money for investment or to lay
aside for the proverbial rainy day."
CITY FINANCIAL REPORT.
Clerk -Makes Statement for January
iapd foi Preceding Half Year.
Yesterday Capt. Thos. D. Meares,
city . clerk- and treasurer, made ms fi
nancial statement for January and for
the period .from June ,1st, 1912, to Feb
ruary 1st, 1913. Copiers have been filed
with the Mayor and Councilmen.
. The January report shows a revenue
of $25,587.50 from real estate, taxes, licenses-market
rents, rents for buildings,"-pound
fees. Recorder's court
costs, surveys, plumbing permits, fu
migation etc i and the receipts for the
fiscal year to February 1st, 1913, were
S121.875.73. For the same period a
ear 8" the receipts were S108.995.38.
frpm the same sources. Counting the
receipts from .water, sewerag, operat
ing accounts, street improvement fund,
streets .and wharves, park fund, side
walks, scavenger work, etc., the Janu
ary receipts were $39,5lf790, and for
the fiscal year to February 1st, were
$213,652.19.
The report from June 1st, 1912", to
February-; 1st, 1913, contains the fol
lowing facts and figures of interest:
.General Fund June 1st: Balance
on hand, $15,211.19; receipts,, $263,
700.20; disboursements, $250,379.86;
Feb. 1st, balance on hand $13,320.34,
Water.; and Sewerage Department
(operating) June 1st: Balance on
hand $9,387.46; receipts $31,217.29;
disbursements, $32,554.88; balance on
hand $8,111.87.
. . .
; Water and Sewerage Department
(construction) June 1st: Balance on
hand $127,960.71 ; receipts $3,875.96 ;
I;km.o.t. rt . Kilr,,
Park Fund June:tlst: Balance on
hand $805.30; j interest on deposits,
$23.86; balance on hand, February 1st,
$829.16. ! - , " ' ;
, Street Improvement fund Balance
on hand June 1st $158,132.86; receipts
$40,560.62; disbursements $188,762.3
balance on hand February 1st $9,931.
15. j
Sidewalks Deficit June 1st $6,398.
84; receipts $9,751.50; disbursements
$14.4,59.45; deficit tebruary 1st, $11,
106.79. :.
Scavenger work Deficit June 1st:
$3,621.93; receipts $6,179.40; disburse-
$8,810.84.
Summary of Balances General fund
$13,320.34; water and sewerage (ope
rating) $8,111.87; wated and sewerage
(bonds) $101,220.87; park fund $829.16;
street Improvement fund $9,931.15;
sidewalks $11,106.79; scavenger work
$8,810.84; cash balance $113,495.24;
total $133,412.87.
Mr. Paul L. Cantwell Makes Change.
Effective February 1st, Mr. Paul L.
Cantwell, who has been with the Tide
water Power Company for the past six
years, resigned and yesterday, became
associated with Mr. F. A. Lord, Insur
ance and real estate, No. 120 Princess
street Mr. Cantwell will handle real
estate '.. and write, insurance. His
friends will be interested in his change
of business and he will have their best
wishes for success inr:his new- field;
. . i i ii i ' - i i '-
ScrawnyvVomen Can Gain
Good Solid Flesh Daily.
Any Ckse Where
Increase Your Weight.
.HOW TO GAIN HEALTHY FLESH
J. Hicks
Bunting Drug
Co., Advise
, Thin Folks to Use Samose
i While thinness may not be a di
leases yet it is an reality a condition
that ' needs attention. Under the
nourishing power of Samose healthy
natural flesh will soon be attained.
' ' This 1 remarkable flesh-forming food
strengthens the .system generally and
builds up tne nesny tissues so that
gotifti Natural plumpness results.
1 An ounce of " flesh Is better than , a
pound of thedry. J. " Hicks 1 Bunting
Drug Co., jbelievo that . the best pbs
e7jle demonstration- of the fleshrform-lir-
iDowergr ; tf Siamosei is ' to have it
tried by, their customers v and to in-
$ic6 them tdf use it,- they offer ta pay
for - .the : Samose In case it - does' not
give : satisfactions No stronger proof
than this catf.be given Of their faith
it' (They have seen: hundreds who
were1 weak thin ahd scrawniy, .become
.nlumpv robust and H strong, solely
through, the use of . Samose.) Ten days'
r
Better, Cough Syrup than
xou van isuv : m
1
A FamUy ppiy Savin tana; 13
.N
a ..Fiinjjr GDaranteed. --
A full pint oi cough syrup s mue11
aa you could buy for $2.50 can easily
be made at home. You will find nothing
that takes hold of an obstinate cough
more qUicKlj, usually ending it inside of
24 hours. Excellent, too. for croup,
whooping cough," soro' lungs, asthma,
hoarseness anif other throat, troubles..
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
j pint of warm water,- and stir for-2
minutes. Jat 2y2 ounces of Pinex fifty
cents' worth) in a pint bottle, then add
the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours. ... -. . -;;
This jBTjust laxative enough to help
cure a cough. ' Also stimulates the appe
tite, which- is usually upset by a cough.
The tasteis pleasant.
The effect of . pine and sugar syrup on
the inflamed membranes is well known.
Pines is the most valuable concentrated
compound of Norway white pine extract
rich in guaiacol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepara
tions willjiot work invthis formula, v
The Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe is
now used by thousands-of housewives
throughout the United States and Can
ada. The plan has been imitated, but
the old successful formula has never
been equaled.. .
- A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, gpes withthis
recipe. Your drugfnst has Pinex, or will
get it for vou. If not, send to The
Pinex Co.; Ft. Wayne, Ind.
. (Advertisement.)
AN INDEPENDENT IMARKET.
ProDosltioft. to Establish ?New Meat
I BusinissiVVith 500 StoCkhbiders.
There , is a proposition afoot to es-
talblish aw"independent meat mar
ket in the city, with 500 stockholders
at' $1 eacJL and subseripttons for stock
were being' taken yesterday. These
subscribing for dollar shares are not
asked to bind themselvesllto purchase
meat from such a majrkfci, but it nat
urally follows that theyiwould if there
is any appreciable lowering of prices.
The avowed purpose of jUWB proposition
is to lower the price; bf-meats in the
city. It seems to be a kind o. co-ope
rative affair.
Co-operative stores have been estab
lished all through England, the con
sumers coming from' the ranks of
workingmen "who own 'shares of stock
They buy at usual retail rates? but re
ceive at stated periods such dividends
from the enterprises that they " practi
cally get their supplies of all kinds at
wholesale cost. The- movement has
assumed enormous proportions in the
British Isles, and the individual stores
have formed huge co-operative whole
sale stores, which buy lit great quan
ties, and thus reducerthlii final cost to
the ultimate consumerito a very at
tractive figure. The idea has broken
out in spots in this country but has
not progressed ta a. degree that has at
tracted inuch attention.l
- ' -
GAVE HIMELF UP
Mr,
W, ,Qr.3aldin,wWrfco Accidentally
-- : Sh-ot-WOWanvr'Stirrenders
Yesterday moming.Mr. W. G. Bald
win, the CastJeiHaynes merchant who
s j - a . j
Kt.uiuemjiy snoc ana wcranaea a ne
pro woman Saturday night, came to
the ity yesterday and? surrendered to
Deputy Sheriff A. L." - Kelly and gave
bond m the sum of $500 for his ap
pearanceat 9 o'clock 'next Monday
morning in Justice Harriss' court.
The merchant had a,, dispute with
a negro oyer an account, and is said
to have hit him on the bead with 'a
file, but the' negro proved the stronger
of the two in the struggle -that follow
ed, and threw Mr. Baldwin to the
floor, and ran. The' white man there
upon got his shotgun and went to' the
negro's house, the story-runs, and
forced entrance. The negro had seen
him coming, it is stated, and ran; hut
another negro was in the house, who
owed him an account, and another dif
ficulty followed, in which the shotgun
was, discharged, .the load taking effect
in the leg of the woman, and making
a .terrible wound.
' Progressive Building and Loan As
sociation opens new series Saturday
f eoruary j.Bt. j. m. oomy, yresiueni;
Jos. J. Loiighlin, secretary. Office, A.
W. Pate Co. (Advertisement.) 6L
T Don't Forget
to- reserve one -of The Star's Parcel
Post Maps today. Clip .the coupons
beginning Thursday, morning.
' i ' (Advertisement.) .:
Samose Fails to
THIN FOLKS MADE FAT
Good healthy flesh can only be gain
ed by the use of the, proper food, to
gether with natural action off the .or
gans: and kssimllation.tr Nine -people
out Qf ten, in order to weigh as much
as they. Ought and be perfectly healthy
should use Samose, . ,tne .great flesh
forming food and health restorer.
Weigh yourself before commencing to
use these: little -tablets - and -see how
your ; weight increases from -week to
week. Large. box for 50 cents.
j Samose. does- not contain a particle
of starch or pepsin nor is it' any naus
eating preparation : such as is usually
recommended to make people fat, and
which does not bud Id up good, healthy
tissues.' Samose J ha. valuable: fiesh
forming properties, tcnes np and
Stren.gthens-the whole' system,14 helps
the food that is eaten to be' assimilat
ed in a natumr rrtanrier and abEolute-4
ly restores health to all the organs
If you;; are not 1 perfectly - satisfied
with r the? results" from " Samose. J.
Hick Bunting Drug Co: will - refund
l''F!fT,!rgjiiL--1T-'' "
MNOOTGE
- A Great aaoring Opportunity !
On r Moatyv-' Febrry "the 3d arid uefda
February 4th Miv GebHosick, an'epertipre
sentative from the feat Tailoring house of
will be with us,- to take orders for Spring and
Summer clothes. We unhesitatingly recommend
this high class make of clothing to the men of
Wilmington. Satisfaction giiaranteed or no sale,
is Smith, Gray & Cos motto.
Prices, $18.00 to $45.00.
GMildrenrS
We have the largest assortment we Have ever carried. ! -a
1 Tan. Gun Metal, Patents, Canvass and White Nubucjt in high and
low cuts. i :. ..; .i x,
- A pleasure to show you. "Save your cash checks." they are wdrth
5 per cent, to you. V ' y-" ' -
A FreeIShineAuy QW Timer V
"The Store
A CHange of iWeather
a Change of Wearing Apparel ;
. And to get &e Best for the money is ; !
. something else, and the place, .where?: ,f , ;:
J. U. SOLKY '& COWiPAWV
One-Price Clothiers and Furnishers. .
Sole Agents for the Best Men's, Boys N
and Children's Clothing, Underwear ; . : ; l,
and Hats such as Strouse & Bros, and U::7
B. Kuppenheimer Clothing, Knox and i-.
Stetson Hats, the noted Norfolk arid
New Brunswick and Dr. Deimel's Li- ,
rien Mesh Underwear. ; ; ,
'Phone 617. Masonic Building;
I " rr jiSfc.- .
-.f.WLt fT.UH FRONT 3T4MDAS0 S5TTMI6-., J : "
THE Am ANTIG INN
Convenient to the Traveling Public.
LARGE ;ROOMS & GOOD
RESTAURANT SERVIGE
1 ' I
Opposite ;
Union D.epot
. i
Ahead.
WE SELL BOILERS
Tanks,'; Structur
al Steel, Machine
Steel, Tool Steel,
Cold Rolled Steel
Repair all classes
of Machinery.5
Reworlrv S t:e
Iron, Brass, Cop
pery Aluminum.
Call and see us
work.' Wc are the
IRON MEN, and
appreciate your
orders. :; r-
Wilmington
Iron j. Works
f -, ii -v i V.
. Manufacturing..
Plant.
Orange; & Wateristsv
Giescheh Bros.
' Props. '--r
1-1
l:c;l
- "A i " I
16-Button Tan
All $3.50 Styles Reduced.
-$2.9S-"-SEE
OUR WINDOW
HEWLETT aPRIGE
. 24 NO., FRONT.
STATEMENT , COND11 ION
The Murchison
Bank
: OF WltMINOTOX, N. C,
At the Cose of business December 31,
1918.
.-. . RESOURCES:
TosDH and Discounts . . . .$1,598,312.50
LV S. Bonds. at par) . . . 551,000.00
Bank Building: .' . . . . . . 75,000.00
Bonds and Other Securities 157.716.40
Cash and Due by Banks
1,305,055.51
$6,747,084.47
.$ S '.j.OOO.OO
. 515,000.00
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock . . ' . i ' . " .
Surplus and Net Profits .
Circulation . . . .. . . .
550,000.00
Special Deposit, U. S. Bonds . 100,000.00
Deposits. . . ... . 4,757,084.47
- $6,747,084.47
.$2,871,880.79
. 4,002,287.34
. 4,757,084.47
DEPOSITS:
31, 1908 ... .
31, 1910 . .
31, 1912 .
December
December
December
h. c McQueen
J. V. GRAINGER
J. W. YATES. .
C. 8. GRAINGER
W. 8. JOHNSON .
M.-Pi ALLEN .
. . President
.Vice-President
Vice-President
.' .- .Cashier
.Ass't Cashier
r.Ass't Cashier
;'T1IK IilVINO PICTUBK
la out idea of ;,a sutt.-essfnl porttult.
Thi means a study of the character
and mood of the .sitter- a, well as of
salient features-and tlie facilities for
interpreting them. - - '
J. Jf this, is your idea of a portrait, you
;.will appreciate on r work.
" POLTZ KKNDJIICK,
, 'Phone 731. . 607 Southern Bldg.
OCCONEECHEE FARM
.POULTRY' DEPARTM ENT
Offers for- . sale
BLOOD LINES.
from BEST
EGGS FOR
HATCHINGS and ;
; Day Old Chicks.
Eggs, $1.50 for Setting of 15.
Day-oid Chicks;. Leghorns $1.50
for .10,; or $i2.q0 for 100.
Other Breeds: $2.00 for 10, or
$17.50 for 100. i --f .
White Pekin and Indian Run
ner Ducklings, $2 50 for 10;
$22.50 for 100.
Duck Eggs for Hatching: 10
.for, $1.50.
'. Address': . ' ' - r :' :l '
OCCONEECHEE FARM
Y: : HILLSBORO N. c.
Poultry
Chickens,' .Turkeys, : Etc. " Extra
choice-Beef, Veal, V Country Pis
Pork, All-Pork
Sausage, Fresh
HOPKINS, DAVIS :.& HINTZE
FRONT- 3T6 ET s MA R K ET
, .Phones" 141-128-32 '
Polite Seirice and Prompt Delivery
lie.: Intend Cre . , .v i ,, ' Dt; JLlIIian Creese
- CREESE A CREESE
cHiROPRACTjb triivsiciAirs and
: NERVB SPECIALISTS.
All forms of Disease i successfully hndled
99 pr cent. relleTed Yyf or method. Wo
mea'v. jmd Children' .Dlseaaes Specialty.
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