Take Notice of This
Jos. Edwards Offers His Entire Stock of
Dry Goods, CHinq, Slices,
Trunks, Valises, Etc.
1-3 OFF.
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NEWS FROM WALTER.
Hots,
Cloaks,
AT
as being the expression of a warm,
generous heart. Throughout his na
ture there ran a streak of humor
which often kept him on the bright
side of life, even under adverse cir
cumstances, and was a means of dis
persing gloom with those among
whom he came in contact. He had
passed the time allotted to man here,
and would have been 73 years old
next Saturday. He was buried in the
family burying ground Sunday after
noon by the side of his faithful wife,
who preceded him there years ago.
Iay he rest in peace.
to make room for our extensive stock of SPRING and
S!JvtM.ER GOODS. You would do well by taking ad
vantage of this great opportunity.
We are offering especially low our remnants of all
kinds which are marked down at hall" price. Would like
to mention prices, but space does rot allow, so call and
convince yourself at
iPBil EDWARD:
CHAMPION OF LOW PRICES.
ay
OXFORDS,
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Evening Slippers,
trap Pumps,
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Everything
ew in Low
Shoes For
Every
Occasion
All Ihe new ideas in Low Shoes
for Misses and Children.
All the new colors in 1909 Foot
wear. We will appreciate an inspec
tion of these new shoes.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
OP PINE-
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Tablets !
OneSpecial lot of 10c. value 7c.
Linen Tablets, rule J or unruled. . 10c..
Linen Tablets, r.iled or unruled 15c.
Linen Tablets, ruled or unruled 25c.
Bo c Tabletswith Envelopes, 48 fine Envelopes and
a 25c.' Tablet, all for.. ....... o0c.
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Rose
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ND SUFFERING
OF'OCB COMMUNITY.
Reflect & Act
thoroughly accordingly
VISITING SPECIALISTS
FROM THE
Cleveland Institute of Medi
cine and Surgery,
Legally Chartered and Incorporated
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Will Pay Their First Visit to Goids
boro, North Carolina, and Will
Be at the Kennon Hotel.
FRIDAY, MARCH 12th.
Walter. N. C. Feb. 23.
Mr. Alden Yelverton, of Fremont,
was here last Friday, looking after Lis
farm at Walter.
Messrs. Andrew and Walter Gurley
from Buck Swamp, were visiting in
our community last Sunday.
Prof. E-.'gar N. Tl orae, principal of
Ro.twood Academy, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Raleigh visiting
friends.
Dr. T. A Monk md Miss I.,ela Col'-,
of Goidsboro, were visiting Miss Sal
lie Williams, at Mr. J. R. Hook's, last
Sunday.
Mr. Fred Howell and sons, Masters
Willie and Alvin, of Goidsboro, were
here Monday evening, looking after
their farms.
Mr. John E. Smith, one of the offi
cial members of Ebenezer Church, at
tended quarterly meeting at Salem
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Zero Perkins, from
near Pikeville, were visiting Mr. and carefully
Mrs. Jodie Hines at Grassmere Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. John Hooks and sister, Miss
Meta, from F-omont, were visiting at
the home of M s. Fannie Houks Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Perry, of
Princeton, spent Friday here, on a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. George Becton
and Mrs. Indiana Yelverton.
Mr. George Grantham and sister,
Miss Mary, from the Oakland section,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Hooks last Sunday.
Misses Hazel and Mildred Crawford
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
Goidsboro, where they were guests at
the home of Capt. and Mrs. R. P.
Howell.
Mr. Luby Lynch and Miss Annie
Laurie Bryan, the popular and effi
cient teacher at Oakland, were visit
ors here Sunday, the guests of Mrs.
T7 nnnlo TTrrlrc
T , . ,T , , i ms institute, composed 01 a group
iUio. xx.ao. xcxvcii., wixU ,egular.y graduated physicians and sur
been on a two weeks visit to her geons, licensed, legally chartered and In
daughter, Mrs. George Becton, return-1 corpora ted under the laws of the State
ed to her home near Stantonsburg of Ohio, sends at Its own expense these
eminent medical specialists In order to
vai"" x- Vjr"i"""i" ccverles In medicine and suraerv. such be
maae a nying trip nere last vveanes- the system of treatment under X ray,
day evening, on the Smithfield Limit- Violet ray, Flnsen ray, Hydrotherapy
ed, returning at 7:30. He was the Etc., to give to those who call on the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Becton aDOVe aai.e wn'u'iailon' waminauon,
... 1, -i - - I aavice ana an meaicines required to com-
auu nip vioic a uUC ui uuu. uuox- . cure, absolutely free. These soe
ne&s ana pleasure. Iclallsts will dlaanose your case and Hive
Mr. N. J. Northam, of Wnghtsville, I you the benefit of their, skill and med
spent Friday night and Saturday here leal knowledge. '
at Oak Glen, on a visit to Dr. and There Is In this case no experimenting
tvt wni n Wo hvnff)lt a oi guew work at your expense. You will
1 be told whether vnu ran he cured op no
bucket of the luscious bivalves, right f youp case ,s curablQ they wm put you
off of the vine, which we enjoyed im- under treatment Immediately; If Incura
mensely, as we also did his visit. b!e they will give you such advice as
The number of typographical er- ay prolong your life. Their treatment
last whir's it rf,nfi( always gives quick relief, and ultimately
muLU "- "' with each Individual case the human sys
a loss to know whether cur impaired tem a thoroughly cleansed of the dls
chirographical attainments are at ease in a natural and direct manner, and
fault or an express package caused Improvement Is noticed at once; even
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ha ,.ir nr. Wl. Pnw..or I tna worst cases are ITMICU "-"J
.. ..... . inconvenience to trie patient or nur
c L1J fiina of his or her daily vocation
scriDDiing more legiDie. lf vou are imr,rovlna under vour fam'b
Yve were invited to your city last physician, do net come and take up ths'.r
Friday to take dinner with our dear valuable time, as they absolutely refus
old mothar. We use the word "old" to treat any one who Is under the care
TELL YOUR SICK FRIENDS.
OR3E DAYOWLY
9 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.
Cas
Novelty
eg
endearingly, for she is now younger
than any child she has. In fact, she
is the very youngest mother we evei
had. ' Well, we do not know io
many rovers were laid, tor we ar
not as well up in such matters as w
are the nvimbor of Plymouth Roc'.
eggs U-iid each day around the barr.
Kowe er, when we sat down to that
table a;d cast a wistful eye, hackef
up by a ready appetite, along th
length of its burdened proportions,
we did not think of the number of
covers laid as much as we did of our
small capacity. And when we thought
of our peas and cracklings at home,
well, they, looked liko tT-.e proverbial
thirty certi". We n:v?;- . Uv3 loirs
enough t forget "Hot'ior's biscuits,"
"Mother's bread," ''Mother's
or anything that "Mother"
and, thank God, too, we never forget
"Mother's" prayers, and we often
think iliat wT-n we go to the "bourne
from Which no traveler returns" thos-3
prayers will brighten the journey, an
; help to fiv3 us a mere abundant en
trance into eternal life. God blev
the d "ar old mothers--still yean?, ii
everj'th'iig save years
The death of Mr. Arthur Srower,
which occurred at his heme above
Ebenezer last Saturday morning, re
USUAL CROP OF
Separator
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SNARES AND TARES
If actual merit alone prevailed the Be Laval cream separator
would be the only one made, sold or used.
But the dairy farmer with his dollars is an alluring proposition
to those who "need the money," so that every season brings with
it a new crop of separator fakes and fables, with some of the old
conjuror? over again and always a few fresh ones.
Last year the new and improved line of De Laval machines lit
erally swept the field. This year everybody has a "new" machine,
which is the one thing they universally harp upon in their talk
and advertising. But it is mostly bosh and nonsense. There is
mighty little new to them. No more De Laval patents have expired
so that there is nothing else "new" that they can lay hold of this
year.
There's the usual crop of fakirs appropriating the facts of De
Laval separator use and the' endorsements De Laval separators
have received, and quoting them as though they applied to their
own inferior imitations of the standard cream separator.
There's the concern which makes an inferior disc separator
and speaks of the "disc" separator being "the machine which has
won out universally in Europe, the home of the disc separator."
True, but it was the De Laval that has done the winning out in
Europe, as it has in America.
There's the political separator concern, with the new "year" or
"cents" trademark, whose claims it is to be hoped nobody ever
believes, and which manifestly practices the circus man's theory
that the great American public ever likes to be fooled.
There's the only concern which has stuck to the abandoned
De Laval "hollow bowl" of 30 years ago, but will this year desper
ately join the procession of 10 year back De Laval imitations with
a "disky bucket bowl" machine.
There's the "Trust," striving to complete its monopoly of dealer
and farmer, harvesting much costly separator experience, largely
at the expense of buyers-for-use, through trying to build a cream
separator like ordinarily made farm machinery.
There's the "mail order" outfit, with their cheaply made ma
chines, bought here and there, not made by themselves or sold
under the real manufacturer's name, all claiming the earth, and
many of the things that should be below it.
But the merry lot changes and dwindles every year. They grad
ually drop out and leave their unfortunate patrons helpless with
trashy machines. More will fade away this year. The dairy
farmer, like the creameryman, is coming to know something of
separators. He doesn't swallow mere "claims" so easily. Ninety
eight per cent, of the world's cream erym en use De Laval machines.
The percentage of farm users content with nothing else is always
increasing.
There isn't a single reason why every man who buys a cream
separator this year should not buy a De Laval.. There are many
reasons why he should. The hest costs no more than the various
grades of inferior imitating machines.
A De Laval catalogue may be had for the asking. A De Laval
machine may be tried for the asking.
F. B. EDMUNDS0N, Agent.
I also have several fine milch cows, heifers,
good stock hogs, and pigs and a lot of chick
en for sale. :
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JLV&U11U WiHi ii
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
Toibuy a lotio East Qoldsboro. The beautiful
resident suburb. No lots will 'be sold to colored peo
ple. No house erected to cost less than $1,000 and
same to be certain distance from side-walk. A rare
opportunity for a limited time to get a home cheap
or to make an investment where you can watch your
dpllars grow. Terms to suit you.
For prices and terms, see E. L. Edmundson,
W. J. Gibson & Co., N. E. Bradford and J. S. Oliver,
any of whom will be glad to show you this property.
I reserve the right to withdraw 'sale at any time.
. ; T. OLIVER.
of the local physicians. They wish be
sides to Give each patient plenty of t!me
and their undivided attention, but car.
net listen to long stories net pertaining
to your trouble. They have discardod tae
Old methods and remedies used for agss
by the medical world, and which it v.oulci
oe folly to depend upon any longer, for
they are not known to cure, as thousands
dls, depending on them for relief. The
following list of diseases only are taken
under treatment, to-wlt: Diseases of the
Nervous System, Heart, Stomach, Lungs,
Kidneys, Catarrh, (purulent ov dry),
Consumption, Epilepsy, .Deafness, Dis
eases of Women,Tumors,Pseudo Cancers,
Piles, of a Chronlo Nature .only. They
treat Deafness by an entirely new meth
od, and hearing In many cases Is restored
at once. Catarrh In all Its varied Torms,
like other diseases If once taken under
treatment, Is cured permanently to re
main so and to never return. It matters
colfap" n whom vou have seen, or witn wnom
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cooks treated, do not Tan to can, a-
cost ycu nothing, and may restore yuu ,
health, or even save or prolong your m,
as thousands of persons will esuTy ay
unassailable testimonials In aw parts ot
the country. If you suspect Kidney Trou
ble, bring a two ounce bottle of your
Urine for chemical and roJc;-osccplcal an
alysis. ' , .
REMEMBER: Th 2 free effsr Is during
this visit only, and will not be repeated.
Persons commencing treatment upon
their future visits will be required ta
pay, but not 6ne cent will be asked from
those commencing treatment during this
visit Tor any hicuiuimo ,.w-. j
moves a familiar landmark cf the I. t cure, irrespective of your position
community. Since the death of his jn life, or the number of those who come
wife, his nephew, Mr. Andrew Brewer, tn above date. Whensoever, or by whom
wanted, a positive guarantee to cm o ...
ninu under their system of treat
ljd uiwaa - -
and wife, have occupied the house.
and he made his home with them. Not
arising, as usual Saturday morning,
they called him to breakfast, and get
ting no response, entered the room
and found him dead in bed. He at
a hearty supper the night before, and
was in his usual health, and had not
long been dead when found, as th"
body was still warm. He was a good
citizen, a quiet and industrious man.
and though a cripple all his life, he
had succeeded above the average as
a farmer, and was what is known as
a good liver, making plenty to pro
vide for himself and wife, having
never had any children. While not a
member cf any church, he was of the
Primitive Baptist faith, and attended
trat church When able. He was our
fri&nJ., and we shall miss his kindly
greetings, which always impressed us
ment. Those having long standing
complicated disease who have failed to
get well and become dlscourjKjea, a
nartlcularlv Invltesl to oaH.
NOTICE: Married ladles without
their HUSBANDS, and minors without
their FATHERS, will positively not be
srimitted to consultation unless acsom-
oanled by one of their local physician
Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.
VwN'T FORGET THE DAtl
FRIDAY, MARCH 12th.
Sand'and tClay.
The undersigned will take orders
for sand for building or yard use, and
deliver same by load; also clay if
needed
Address or 'phone
13. F. PHELPS,
in care ot Howell & Langston,
Greealeaf, N. C.
Kept in the house or at the office, it may
burn. Kept in your pocket, it will burn a
hole in that pocket Kept in THE BANK
of WAYNE, it has protection against bur
glarly and fire. It is cared for by bonded of
ficers of long experience, and a watchful Board
of Directors, each oft them a Capitalist.
It is guaranteed by TWO HUNDRED and
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS of CAP
ITAL and SURPLUS, which sum grows
larger every j ear, and stands here perpetually
for the protection of Depositors.
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THE
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NEARLY: A MILLION OF RESOURCES.
INVITES YOU.
Seven Springs Mineral Water
For Sale by the glass or
by the gallon at
Imperial Pharmacy.