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1II4 KVKMNU TKLKOUAM wiles
tccompanicil by the nnme and address
of the writ it, though the name will not
Bi'ea.riiy i useu.
"Entered ancond-elasii matter Oct,
h id Lt a th Pnutoffln at Hock?
A .mnt, North Cnrolink, under, tht Act
JiiAjaS LAVIa HD AEMVIMQ.
NOKTH - , Jw
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. kij Wk J. kn.wviim ..... 8:00 pm
I . N-r W k' J. ln.mviiln ..... 6:-tsm
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,i h'.i N..W VorkJa.-knonvillii .... .111:40 m
a. ft N'W York .lnkm.nvill ..... 4:14111
ll. 411 Norfnik WiliouiKlon 13:65 pin
HI Norfolk Uolilsl.orO ,1H:M lm
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j vyiior ky Ni.imit HpriiiK Hope .. . 4:00 piu
.1. :-l lu..ky Mini lit H.rili(t Howe . tl :00 pin
.. f Ko.kv Mount I'lymoutb , . . . , 10 :I5 am
- ird'ilk -VI ilniini;lon 6:0f)l
'I , exciiit tiuniUy. tBundj only.
1 1 i. .
I try, August 5, 1916.
li needs you and thorp in no
o" niiike the start thmi to-
riLil"',!"l t llmlt,,,' '0W "
you were nt church,
k, a month or a yenr, the
The Ci, lice of fluty ia In nom"
Wl.iiO'I' tomorrow. Jlon't lull
.., , j to U( in thf lir.lirf
WOJ.ilj or thnt yon will muko
SCO' Hunday-
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TIVX n,),f0 from tlio lirominnnt
it 01 I u" .
vi tsi- iMioirt
i.i -t-ri.tfiv-i -Tarhofo-WDtithrTiH
must havo liOPn Tiling our
. .niiil friend K.litor Frank Pow.-Il in
1 1 . .'.J i cinhl loriiiL' city. It i g'-m'ni Ihl
;i ;.,mi lliot it hua boon ft miKhty stir
f r tlm vrtornn editor, following tko
, v, t. fMiieoCliiirway- id a mini of ''"'
, ,,ji,. .uid di'lilioration, and incidi'iitally
'. of hit beat known and most goner-
:.v lil.'il fitrurog In 3iil(fccomlio county.
!i' yuu havon't dono your part In
; ,;,m tlio rclii'f work in Western toro
!;a ilii'io is no reason why you should
,..t rni.l lii'i'inisfl vk' .-"-"iMtiztiiig havo
c m you one iota. TuTui't" you khoukt
u-'.-t the matter with a viow of whiith
r or nut you personally havo done your
Hv niiil gavo bh your MiaHion in'lil'e
! it iiOHHiblfl. Aily the iierinonal
;nurein'iit J plan to tho ir'oiioition
we lirliovo that you will moudure
;.. If nil would lt this Iho fund would
i, i'.ii wiird home more.
Ah IhiltiHcioug wnteriiiolons -are rip
cninj; qver U countiea the vrac
, ,lilorof both the daily and the country
v oi-l ly is woaderinK what has become
f tlbit typo of citizen that came Into
I he tV.wu with ft nice load of melon
but iv i t h one tucked away under the
H.rij; scat -which ho explained wan
in. y Tor nalc but Hint ho was holding it.
iv tho editor. Next week of course,
i.1 cauiu.. A ' V"l , Jiturt".. atury abou!
fMinictwVvand ao and that nice load
about his lein(f tho mciHt -progressive
fanner in Ponatunk county.
The Hoard of Health of the city is
ccrtinly Being to make it hard sledding
for the dairy that furnishes poor, dirty
or diseased milk to the city, according
to the regulation!! soon to 'bo adopted
I v'th e i ri rT) rmiTseTTTicifo. will bo a
howl from some sources, but tho man
that is selling tho puro product, and
the kind like nil" of us would like to
I: mm- that w are drinking when we do
,1 , i ii k -mil kjlf-ltotrttrhte-lTrlrngST
On Hie other band tho fellow that is
f 1 1 1 plying the city from unhealthy stock,
or dirty supplies, or adulterated milk
should be debarred from selling his
product in tho city and rightly so.
It has often before been declared
1h.it. many people own automobiles who
'luivo no business; with them and no real
' financial standing that would -entitle
tl.cm to such a luxury, but nutil recent
ly this fact hasn't been applied right
be re at home and wo looked at it as
tiiuh it was the other fellow. The
...i rages hero do. not appear to have
). mid it any exception, however, for
rllYrtive on tho first of. tho present
in. mill it was "pay as you go' with
fbein. or in fact, before you go, Kvery
ti. ii:t iii tho local garages goes on a
i .,..) basis, and tho garage managers tic
. ! ,( Unit bad accounts and innbility to
t. ',vt forced it.
Washington N.'ws was : geveu
nl.l vctei day nn.l really we don't
,,f hi t, s.-iK r tli.it lias so much
f.-r one so vning. "Messrs.
;. ;.uj Mavo are UiiK-4lt.i -s4m
-iniiijf of quiet old' Washing-Im.-i
c aii.l buslle that will
ii to i!a own for great-
in
This
V',
THE
Rockv Moiyit
m -
er and letter things., .Many more hi:
py birthdays.
Villi the DoutHchland gone and it. ap
pearrit sjiould bo a pretty good way on
the trip right now, it is of course the
main topic as to where the Hremen may
be. If the .British havo taken the
freighter they have a mighty good
chance for some publicity for their
cause and really wo are inclined do
think that they have not. Hut Where's
the Hronienf that's the point.
NORFOLK PLAYERS
"STRIKE" FOB PAY "
Norfolk's bnsebnll team, the Tars,
are reported on good authority to have
ileclared that wimo money .must lo
forthcoimnu before they play any mure
baseball. At tho same time they have
served notice on. Secretary of the Na
tional Commission. Ferrell, and Presi
dent Corprew of the Virginia league
that money may. reach their bunds
should be held to satisfy the claims of
funds due for service rendered by them.
T h I" "'ii.! tn l.'ivn been ibn'id-
ml upon by the players who have passed
two pay days with but a pittance of
liS-each, while tho players- committee
is said to be mndo up of Pitcher Coeh
rnn. Outlleliler and former niiinager 1qc
Newton and Catcher Harry Webber
It . looks as though the membership
of the Tars has forced the issue and
that their demands for pay not only in
clude a' stopping of their services if
they do riot get it,-but a disrupting 'of
tho'club. They cannot be made under
tho National ngrecmeiit to play unless
they arc paid and they re now all. free
agents if they desire to leave tho fold.
From a business strtiidpBiiit Norfolk
ig looked upon as one of the-best fields
in the league for ' a franchise and
whether or nnt Owner Walker is going
to meet 'those obligation and continue
tho i-lub and pect his interest or is
going to toss up It he" sponge and return
the franchise to Ihe league. The decis
ion of the dir.l.tors in session last
night and today I (iay determine much.
FIVE MEMBEQ CABINETr
ARE TO SPi AK IN MAINE
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'New York Auc. v4 Five members oT
President Wilson 's ibinet and several
Congressmen will sin
ing cniiipnign in Ma
!ik durinir the com
pie, according to a
partial list issued
man Cuiiiimua of
night by hair-
ppcaker s Inireau
oii.il loinioiltccl
The list includes: S,
Lretary of War
linker, Attorney tienc
I tiregory, rec-
ret-il-v of ( oumierce
Hedtieil, 8'trc-
tary of the Navy llan'i
MONDAY,
We WilToffer One Lot of
VOILES .
flowered and striped effects
at
material is a
SEE ASSORTMENT IN WINDOW
ANCHOR STORE
North Carolina
"The Store That Sells for Less for Cash"
ULlt. Unllll U ML I Id J lair Aiimmr
L HELP
Arrival at Marion Has En
couraged Workers For
the Flood Sufferers
IIELP-'HKMJILI) HOMES
Offers' to Lend Money tot
Build thcllomes Washed
Away on On Easy Terms.
Government to Si art Road
Work Soon.
Jlarion, N. C, Aug. .".Willi the ar
rival of Heneral Julian t'arr, of Jliirhani,
yesterday the workers among tho suf
fercrs in Hood stricken districts have
been creatlv '-encouraged and the suf-
fercrs
TTi i 'ill selves
Tiave been much
heartened. He is
cooperating with
and his wise
the local committee
counsel, -aiding greatly in the work.
One thing needful is money to aid in
the building of the homes washed nway
and (leneral Ca'rr is offering assistance
to these people by means of loans up
on easy terms. This class of people arc
not receiving aid from the state relief
committee.
(ieneral Carr will personally investi
gate conditions here and else.where anil
doubtless his report will be helpful to
the state relief committee with the as
sistance of Superintendent .Jovner-aml
the state board of education in provid
ing schools and of the state; the relief
committee in rcplieving prosSut neccs
sitcis; of the stale depart mAat' of agri
culture .in' i's work with the farmers
and of the federal government in the
re opening of" the mountain' roads and
trails. -f ---
There is hope that these good people
mav soon le restored to normal crtndi
tioiis and that lite threatened depopula
tion of these districts may. be avoided.
A message has just been received by
the Marion board of trade from Uepre
sentative Hritt, that the wr depart
ment promises to use all possible expe
dition in storting road work in the
Hood stricken district.
County Agent Ilailoy is dcvotuir Tils
en tiro tinm to the relief wwk-wi! h the
tiers of the local relict-committee. Mr.
mil of several rclialile citizens an. I ineni
Itailev will make a complete rcort in
detail of every family living in the
Hood districts of McDowell. The re
port will be scut by the comity com-
WJCIn
T
AUG.
regular5c
yard
IS 1 Ul lllltOV JL1V JL uunimvi vMjw
we have lts of prepared foods that will
shorten the time you usually spend in a hot
kitchen. ;
Good country butter and fresh Richmond
Bread daily. We sell the "Sunbeam" may-
-onna ie dressing IK4t in the worl d;- Full-
Jine cereals,-eani)cd
Boast Beef,
' Lunch Tongue,
Good Sardines,
Veal Loaf,
Deviled Ham,
Fotted Ham,
Potted Chicken,
- Vienna SatisagOj -Tork
Sausage,
Corned Beef Hash,
-' " eta,
Chicken Loaf,
Bonoless Chicken etc.
.CnnVeit Brnlm, -
Indian Rock Ginger
times. '
Phone Us Your Orders
Jenkins & Jeffreys
Two Phones. 171-172
its their representaUv,o
llnleigh uej.t Kri.lay to be submitted to
flic conference called, by Governor
Craig.
BUILDERS MEET"
ILl
NORTH
CAROLINA
WILMINGTON
nungton.N. "J- '"".
4 1,- secimd- -jtennion- or N ortlrai"- i .
linn Ituilders Assoc latum now
ventivn nt the Seashore Hotel, Wrights
ville lteach. was the ddress of Mr
J W Ktnnt. liresi.lent nf the nssocin
tion, Mr. .stout in his Kblress outlined
the great good being tecomjdisbed by
'1
7th
value
meat.',, etc. ' -
Crab Meat,
Shrimps, -L
Tuna Fish,
Chipped Beef,
Corned Beef Hash,
Oysters,' '
prepared Soups,
etc.
Ale kept on ice at all
K 137 Sunset Avenue
ll iisiitjatnnd.(ilttie('id .favr-
ahlp upon the large-increase tn member
ship. '
Mayor P. Q.-Moore, ( f Wilmington,
welcomed the visitors to this city and
Wrightsvillo Beach at the session this
morning. The response was made by
Mr. Philip Williams, sccrretary of the
association, of Wiiiaton-tSnlcni. lui
l.nrt.itit iinwimr tlni business transacted
..(. ..... . r
this morning was the admittance of 111
new members that were reported by me
membership committee of which Mr.
J. H. Kedden, of (Ireensboro is chair
man. ,
Thrs afternoon Mr. O. L. Grubbs, of
flreensboro, wiil deliver an address on
"The Henelits of Rond lnsuveiice.'
Mr. J. V. Leitner, of this city, will also
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 DoV
Ar i.ctI.I will rr-lnnH moflff H
PA70
Blinrt, Ulerdlrer itotrutling )ile in (,tal4lrv
r h first juulicatiuB iiitcs hilt aud Kcit. Sue.
On West Side of Church Street, only Threj
Doors from the Methodist Church. Lot 52
218 feet, and 16-Room Dwell ing JThereon.
Al mofJernTmprovements.
'A bargain, if purchased immediately.
For further information apply to
Wilkinson, Bulluck & Company
Phone 83 Planters Bank BuUding
MONEY TO LOAN
Applications for loans on desirable btlsi- -
ness, dwellings, or farm
ranging from $1,000 to
security is satisfactory,
loans can be arranged
ments running as long as five years, when de
sired. ' " ' ' V'WM
ROGKYkMOUNT
Insurance &
R. L. HUFFINES,
PHONE
384
W.SODEN
Good-Year-Electric Shoe Repair Shop
Let us repair your shoes by the Famous GoooVYear Machine
that makes your shoes. Work CalletrTor and Delivered." . ..
Phone 384
Saved to buy a Farm
"I own more than a home I own my' farm. I began, when
I was 18 years of age to put money in a Savings Account,
determined to keep at it until I had enough to buy a farmr
free of mortgage.. It took me 20 years to do this, but at the
age of 38 I had done what every one can do if they will bank
money I bought a farm and paid cash for it. I am now 40
years of age."...". .. ... .If you are a farmer and desire to
have a farm of your own, why not start a Savings Account
here? : - '
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3
Yon can bank
mail. May we
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FIRST NATIONAL', BANIt
E0CXY 'MOUNT, N. C.J
property in amounts
$10,000, where the
are sblicited.These
to be repaid in install-'
Realty Co. j jf
General ManagT5 V
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PB0NE
384
119 Tarboro St.
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with ns by
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