This Is Blanket Time
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We ha?e them In cotton from ?Sc to In wool from ?.?K to
All of these are full "lie bed blankets.
A fnll line of Buster Brown and lunderhose Stocking for the child
en. All truaranteed. Xew Sweaters for all the family. Our line of
baby sweaters and caps are especially pretty.
>'orelty Stripe Sersre In blues, browns and (frays, 36-lnches wide at
38c yard.
BUTTONS I BUTTONS! BUTTONS!
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NEW VICTOR RECORDS
NOVEMBER 21, 1924
Red Seal
f The Sweetest Story Ever Told Hulda I-nshanaka
! Ma Curly-headed Dabby Hulda I^ashanska
' f La alegrla del Batallon Jose Mardones
(. Trlates Amores Jobo' Mardones
Concert Songs
' f Punchinello Royal Dadmun
I Shipmates o' Mine Royal Dadmun
Light Vocal
f Drifting to You . - Marcla Freer ? I^ewls James
I At the End of the Sunset Trail Marcla Freer ? Lewis James
' [ Everybody Loves My Baby Alleen Stanley
I De Cloudn Are Owlne to Roll Away Vernon Dalhart
Dance Records
Qo, Emmallne ? Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Words ? Fox Trot ..The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Have a Little Fun? Fox Trot Warlng's Penniylvanlans
Out of a Million You're the Only On* ? Fox Trot " "
Until Tomorrow? Tango Fox Trot International Nevelty Or.
Clovlta ? Tango Fox Trot ......International Novelty Or.
Favorite Irish Jigs? Medley? -McConnells Four Leaf Shamrocks
Favorite Irish Reola? Medley. -McConnells Four Lenf Shamrocks
A full line of Edison's and Victrolas and Columbia
records at reasjpnable.prices^
Judge Jacob H. Strahl
Judge Jacob H. Strahl of Use Am?r
Ican Palestine line, Inc., bead* a syti
dlcate of American Jews who par
chased tbe S. S. President Arthur from
the Emergency Fleet corporation. Tbe
?hip wax bought for the purpose of
arranging pilgrimages to the Holy
Land. Tbe President Arthur was for
merly the enemy ship Princess Ma
totka. The purchase price Is said to
be $60,000 and added thousands will
be spent to give the ship comfortable
cabin accommodations throughout.
The Week Ender
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
Dtao of Mcd, UniTenitf of
Illinois.
TJE CAME Into the office Monday
morning listless and heavy-eyed,
making excuse for his absence. He
had been home over the week-end and
he Bald he had Rot back late, but had
missed nothing Important, of course.
He could make up the time easily If
only the bos* would be reasonable.
He had lind a marvelous time, he
admitted, yawning wearily as he told
me about It, but It had left him
wrecked. He had intended to get up
s liitle back work, but ? well, there
had been a dunce, and a dinner party,
and he had slept until noon Sunday,
and there had been something doing
until he started back, so. of course,
there was no time for anything else.
He went out not exactly in a good
humor, because I unreasonably could
net ?et his point of view.
It Is a ?> custom, this spend
ing the week-end at home or out of
town, but It plays havoc with a man's
work. There are, however, adequate
reasons to Justify the practice ; tie
quite Influence of the home and the
the home folks, the taking down of
the screens for winter or putting them
up In the spring, getting the teeth
filled or pulled, or the tonsils In or
out. There Is always the emotional
pull of the sweetheart. One would
be cruel Indeed to object to a man's
visiting her occasionally. Often the
home folks think It Is a good thing
for a son to try to get home week
ends.
"Are you going to the Michigan
game?" I asked another. "No," was
his reply. "I'd like to, tremendously,
but a trip like that upsets me for two
days and leaves me a mental Junk
heap for a week after I get back. .1
can't afTord It I rested this after
noon for two hours And then got up
my back work."
The week-ender U usually not do
ing so well in his workj and not much
Interested In It. The explanation la
simple. He has a doable Interest and
does Justice to neither of them. HI*
week-ends give him pleasure, but he
comes back to his duties tired, unin
terested and bored.
(?, If 14, WmUtb N?wap*p?r Untom.)
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Win. H. RUFFIN, President, F. J. BEASLEY, Ca'bier
"VYm. B. BARROW, Assistant Cashier
THE RIGHT PRINCIPLE
Raleigh Nov. 10. ? "Cooperative mar
keting may not be necessary for me,
because I have already established
myself and can market my cotton in
an orderly manner If I choose, but
Cooperative Marketing is the right
principle and the farmers of this
State need the organization and I will
give it my personal support." In such
strong and forceful language did the
late M. C. Braswell of Edgecombe
county speak of the North Carolina
Cotton Growers Association. Mr. Bras
well was one of the foremost business
men and a large farmer an'* until his
death stood as one of the leaders in
the oooperative movement.
Yesterday, ihere cacw to the office
in Raleigh the marketing contract
signed by Mrs. M. C. Braswell, the
widow of M. C. Braswell. Mrs. Bras
well will continue the policy of her
husband and will market her cotton
through the association. She is one
of the largest cotton growers in the
State and has over 800 acres in cot
ton and the farm manager makes a
conservative estimate of 600 bales for
this season.
The same mail brought a number
of other new contracts and among
them were the contracts of Edgar
Riley of Hoke county, J. D; Mclnnis
of Moore eounty. E. J. Woodley of
Moore county and Farloe and Wil
liams of Ellerbe.
Just a few days ago, Mrs. E. J. Hair
of Cedar Creek, joined the association
and delivered 111 bales of 1923 cotton
and expects to deliver at least sixty
'bales of this season's crop.
FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
PHONE SSS3
NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
oC the estate of J. A. Mitchlner, de
ceased, late of Franklin County, notice
Is hereby given all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 21st day of November. 1925. or
this notice wjll be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please come for
ward and make immediate settlement.
This November 80th, 1924.
MRS. WILLIE H. MITCHINER.
E. H. Malone, Atty. Admr.
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WHILE IT LASTS
Our Sale lasts until Saturday night
Nov. 29th. Real bargains on Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Shoes, Overcoats
Sweaters, Underwear, Hats and Caps.
In fact from head to foot wear is what
we sell. Don't forget the free gold
prizes given away every Saturday at
3:30 p. m. Corpe and see is what we
ask. Shoes for Men, Women and Chil
dren guaranteed solid leather.