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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 191. THE NEWS AND 013SERYER 7 ff A. Q. vo University of West Virginia .... THURSDAY 3:00 F..M. ( ...... EXGOV. GLENN BEG NS SCHEDULE Clarion Call of Former State Executive to Democracy at t High. Point , : :, HIS SPEAKING RECORD He Has Now Passed Secfe- - - tary Bryan in Number of Platform Speeches; He Do- - dares North. Carolina Pros , pers Wonderfully Under .Democrats - 7" ISimitl U TV Km and Otavw.) a High Point, Oct 20. From Ex Governor Russell to Woodrow Wilson la some distance, and only one American' can cover It properly in one speech, and that man to one be loved by all North Carolinians, and : by thousands who are - not, a man who by his own - assertion has de livered more speeches in America than any other living person, not ex cepting William Jennings Bryan him self, namely Ex-Governor Kobert B, Glenn. - r? Introduced felicitously last evening In the- Auditorium by Prof. 8. U Iavia as a man who had torn from North Carolina history two of Its blackest , pages, negro rule and the liquor traffic, the nne-Ioolkng, sixty year-old.- 225-pound, Ex-Governor began -with the striking, heart-arous ing, artS solemn "pronouncement: "If I know-my heart I love North Caro lina!" - In facing his audience he appeared as some grand old warrior, and a glance at his life as presented in : unintentional glimpses In his speech, gave proof that he was, truly one of the grandest warriors North Carolina ever had, He said in the old day he -usually wound up the political campaign at High Point, but somehow this time (he schedule had become mixed and High Point was Orst. He had to be sin the run, he declared, to straighten out the tangled schedule, and for this reason was not unlike the old darkey who when asked by his master if he ran from the town riot the night previous replied: "No, sah. Boss, but 1 sho' passed two niggers who wux a-runnlng' sum." "I have been In lift in ! ii n nnrrv Minuet 11 1 v arrival that 1 have not had time to comb my hair." he said, bowing pleasantly be fore the audience in order to exhibit ., his spacious bald head. He declared he felt especially good, lust as though everybody loved him and he loved everybody. The ' boy who had been trying for four teen -years to summon; up courage to pod the question w&s suddenly and unexpectedly kissed by his adorwl ' whereupon he exclaimed: "Lordy.'I ' Jes' lova everybody!" "80," said die Governor, . "I could just hug you all of coufse, I don't care so much about you men!" Vance to Aycock Beginning at the end of the civil war and niottirina devastated fields, property swept away, desolate fire sides, broken hearts 01 motners. wives, 'sisters, and little sweethearts "Rachels mourning for those who were not" and as a little boy of nine years seeing his own home burned down, and people given a stone when asking for bread, charging the lie publicans then in power with piling taxes mountain high for the building of schools when no schools were built, and the putting of 119.000,000 voted for imaginary railroads into tltelr own pockets, he eulogized Zebulon Vance ' as that "grand old yeoman who delivered the State from a history worse than death With the Democrats in power he , told of the increased erection of school houses and deaf and dumb and orphan and insane asylums. Then referring briefly to the Mate' relapse Into Republican hands when In the eastern part especially the clerks of court, the registers of deeds, and Sheriffs, and legislators were . negroes, he came to ChasL B. Aycock "l,et is compare, he said, un def Governor Russell, the Republican executive the State prison did not ' pay". In fact,- 1207.000 was hor . rowed to keep It going. Chder Gov ernor Aycock this same State prison .-not onliHjtld Its own running ex . peases but turned over (155,000 to the schools of the State, and during (lovernor Kltchin's term It cleared . 1200,000, hesldes the erection .jf ev ' eral new Buildings" on the prison , farm." ' Kltcliia Versus Itusscll. "In the Insurance Department,"' he continued, "Governor-Russell paid Into einor W. W. Kltchln paid In 344.000. ' the capital of banks during RuskpH'r administration was 2, 650, 000; under Kltchin it was Ill.ll9.000. Cnder -fta.lll.pUlilll'lltl 1 I IMTl M TTTT5"" school house a' monthevaa averaged, or tJ17,- 000'for sdttcatloh;.whl'e under Kitchln ' one school house a day was built and ' tl.S39.ous expended for "education." ' Referring to - the -feeble-minded "whose tears and cries go up to God that we.'mlght befriend them," he said under Kussell 1 1 S S.000 was appro- priated- for taking care of the insane, while by, the last Democratic-admin- " lutration' $706,000 whs expended. "Tar. Fitch. Turpentine." The audience while cheering voci ferously many times during the hour and a h$lfieapoke,--Pbeered -most continuously and loudly, perhaps, when he exclaimed "I've been In and buriiij! . FllJEllllli philadelphia 13 and FIlbert Streets, a Minut. f nam PEMHSYLVAHIA end PHILADELPHIA 6 READING NEAR TO EVERYWHEREJ 200J3eautifaim J3ath ancUVctving jce Wcuet', 2QP andup'. Popular Gafe.Grill and Restaurant . James C.Walsh. ttanaaer ' ' 1 ! r n '!' 1111" in ' tan, imi!!,-.'. A. and M. Opponents Will Ar rive Here Today For Thurs : - day's Game Monrsirtownrwrva., Oct JO. west Virginia cam out or the game with Duquens without mm much as a scratch regardless of the fact that the blocking. Interfering and tackling was the hardest ever seen on the local Held this season. Old time followers of the Varsity who witnessed the game stated afterwards that they had never seen a West Virginia team that tack led harder and blocked so many men as the one la yesterday game, A I strange incident of the present sea son la that West Virginia has net! had a minute of time taken out since I the season, opened and three games I have already been played. Brennenl came near asking for time out Satur day in a rush through the Una but an I appeal made to him by other mem bers of the team caused hire to change I hi mind. This speaks for the condl-l tion that the men are In. Duquensel out and throuah all the states of the!" penallaeopeatedly Saturday for United States, except two. and I de-l ! Clare o vou no Stats In the Union I kw V wl '" " '.IvVi; "':?n'!rrv'ir 'Till 1 "I " '. .' 1 1 !:".' ! '.' "r-- rn.m.r.... v: :.:: ,:::-: ::.:::: : '.'.: : v :. : .: . : . x . ::':.: : : V.:-:' : . :-.-v -. s H : .'" .-' mm 'mm '.V.V.', Ill v'Swiv'S Just about time you ffbt yours The limit of coing kmiw in the srnolcingi line ia to rnak afire with a match, then hitch it to jimmy pipe or a matin's cigarette packed brimful of Prince Albert t Ma-o-myl Gets ycu mighty pleased-like, and turns on the sunshine spigot , in your systerp very early in the A. M. Prince Albertr wiha every man who'a game enough to hit the high Bpot at the coat of a dime. Doesn't make any diiTerence what you thtn about being able to smoke a pipe c a roll-'era cigarette, you can and you witf and ' get happy on every pull if yotfll nail your flag to tne mast ot V,'.V, '.V.V. ..",'.." '...wv. - ; - ' - V - ' :::xyy:::.':v::o' w ..; for. thje last ten years has advanced more tna material--wayv e more In education or In morality than has the good and grand old Btate of North Carolina" ' "It used to be." he exclaimed, "when I was a little boy the teacher in geo graphy- asked us only one question about North Carollnsfeaftdtrmt-was: Whst Is North Carolina noted Tor?' In the fourth quarter of Saturday's I game, the second string played ten I of the twelve mlnutea and it was In-1 deed Interesting; from a spectators' standpoint. . At that time a pony backfleld consisting ot B pears at quar ter, Chenoweth at full. Keams at one half and Bally Ayers at the other. Not a man out of the quartette -weighs 150, J Spears and Chenoweth weighing un-1 and the pupil invariably had to ant-Id pounds. Coach Zir is not wer: Tar, pitch and turpentine: He spoke of the wonderful advance In furniture manufacturing wherein am years sgo North Carolina had taken second place. "In 1P0U we had u? AAA -1 . 1 tall I A I r AAA In 1900, the last year .of Republican rule, our farm productions were 8J. 000,0001 in 191J they were tl.00.- 00. Under Russell our railroad mile age was I.J74; under Democratic ad4 ministration, 4,91.0 miles." lie asserted that V irginia had a debt of (24.000,000. Tennessee one of $15,- 000,000. and Alabama one ot 19.000, yet satisfied 'with several of hi line men and he will go after these again during the coming week. He Jerked I men out Haturday for the least offense, I one guard remaining in the game but I one down because he failed to Keep his eyes open when charging into the I visitors' line. Twenty-nine men toon u&rt in the gamo and had the coach I known more about some, of those re- malning on the bench he would have I put them In. Coach Metzger heard of I every man just as it happened during I the game as he equipped with an) overhead telephone which was run I y.v.1 pg.fty;:;:;::v the national joy amok Men, hen't cas -and quality and flavor- and fragrance. Get a whiff or a puff of P. A. out I of a pipe or from makin's cigarette and you've just got to have more. Tastes so good it's right hard to wait till the next fire-up. Docouse P. A can't bite your tongue I Bite's cut out by a patented process. Paiiethefo your hat! You put yourself on the road to ctintftitment. rHwMsicfMNMffWhM!,, tidy fW (mm, 10ft ml In Im.ii.i mmmU 0 masi 01 - Kv':-v-'.v':v 1 , 1 - - RINEEALBEflT HPiSiii ' . fx-M-;vX:-V:v:-r'"" "'.-.f;. :v.v, 1 "i o Vi . v - SviyV v-V-.'Vi-l x;. : :-:-.- f-:y:-Xv.;-:x:sy:-y:::.v::. -- . , vX'Vy-Nxsx':X:'--:"X::vj.'':-y Sio?.- - -: e- v X':- . . , R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. WimtotvSalem, N. C i:i'iVi,.,av."'.'.,.va " '-'0 . ,.', v v.-' " , . : -, J.- . - . :: ; 000. and white no one of the. three directly to tne players txnen in mei states, had any asset by which this I field. The plays were given him as I Indebtedness might be paid or re-imey were rwi on nu iairu 1 Hnr.l N'nrth IVrnlina owned enoueh I bacg nis instructions, in tne seronu nt ih x..rth i-.rnllna railway I half he gave orders to "Open Up' and of the Atlantic and North Caro- and thus the team did. -'It was really I Una to pay her debt of IS. 100, 000 and I too wet out not a lumme was maue. 1 have one and a half ' million dol- A. and M. will meet West Virginia lars left n the Rlddlck Atheletic Field ".ih " u. mm. nf vkii ' "m iM at I P. m. Coach Hegarty and to go back to Republicanism because hjrainer Martin have been putting the nmr.r.rot. , irvin in mm I team through a severe practice each I Hnwn nnr ihrnnts mimn nmnndments." I day and the team as a result has I For All The Amediimne501MH reached tne nigneet state 01 pen- tlon oossiDie to oring aoouu a ae- For All The Amendments. He gave it as his honest and un equivocal opinion that every one of the ten amendments ought to ba pass ed. "Every one of these amendments;" said he, "would add to the progress ami onward uplift 01 the-State.-i , The first amendment wherein "war of the rebellion" was to be changed to "war between tho states," was not a question of dollars and cents, but one; of sentiment and truth. We are not what our enemies called us: re bels. "My father died in 1S81 and he was no rebel, he was as good and ss areat a any who died on the other side, and po I want our Constitution to I Forty m Attendance at Tarhoro on cided improvement is shown each day and although West Virginia seems I to have a strong team The Tech eleven feats confident Ota it the victory- is I not theirs the opposing team will have I a hard flaht for it. . I This will be the last game of the season -on the home grounds and be- I sides will be the biggest game yet played In North Carolina EDGECOMBE TEACHERS HOLD FIRST MEETING ' -1. A I a 1. ... i l. ! V.lVA'. 1. "J -i .-.- at . K, :',...' ir ' , '. V iAi'-i." 1 v : w. viwxv'v.s I X , .. '' 4 v-' 'S .:::xco'y':Vx'x.i:V: - . ;-., -NS' ' ; 1 . '.sv V-x-' v: Xv x- :,'.v.. I .i .,,..1., . jjie.v.viv.Kvy'...v.v a ...t..-.- . . w.'v , -v y .v - -.' ' v, w w.. t - 1 11 wm mmm ;-xi'xjX'Xx j w.vXvX" v.X' " " soeak the truth." v The second amendment te Increase the pay of our Legislators was to en able us lo get better num. The pre sent price paid,, our Representatives was not sufficient to pay their hotel bills, much less the expense of cam paigning, railroad fare, end other In cidentals. In regard to the third amendment he said at the present time rour fifths of th time of the (Hate Legis lature is taken up with iocs! ques tions, and only one-fifth with State questions. All the little -local ques tions could easily be settled -byhe clerk of court and the county com missioners. He recalled the Incident happening when he was In the Leg islature: a man brought up,, a bill In the Stale Legislature wherein cer tain hogs were, to be forbidden to sleep under a certain Presbyterian .church for the reason that the fleas from the hogs got on the members of the congregation and - prevented them from following properly the reasoning of the preacher. The fourth amendment concerning imugurattnn day should be enactel ho jm to keep tne aay -irom noat- ina'about here and there as it now does. Court over and thamJails still full of criminals to'be tried and who had to be-kept-at-the, expenso -of the Btate PLYMOUTH MAN IS SERIOUSLY SHOT tlie llrxt Meeting of the Tear Pro gram Carried Out. , (WAWItl 1 Th rm trA niwmi.) Tarboro. 0-t. 20. The first meet-ing-of the Kdgecombe county Teach ers' Association was held In the court house at' Tarboro. Saturday morning, October 17. AlthotHih only a few of the county schools have opened up to this dote, yet the ettendance, at this meeting Was very gratifying, there present beside a number of visitors NO One SeetDS tO Kll0W HiS Announcements had previously, been sent to the teachera by Supt. W. 4t. Piltman and nearly all those -who are in the county came to the meet ing. An Interesting program had been arranged by Prof. H. B. Smith, presi dent of the association, and nearly all the time of the meeting was taken op with the following: 1. The election of officers. Prof. H. B. Smith was unanimously . re- Assistant; Negro. Murdered at Same Time (Special to Thr News and Obwrver ) Rocky Mount, Oct. 20 -Mr. '(lreen Davis is lying in a serious condition in Rocky Mount Sanitarium, with a por tion of his Jaw bone about shot way, STOPS FAILESG BAD This Home Made Mixture Stop Dan druff and Falling Jliilr and Aids . , lis tirowih. - To a half pint of water add:" TUy Hum.. , lot. . Pur bo Compound. ...... .a small box Olvcerlne, ,1-4 o. . These are all simple Ingredients , that you can buy from any druggist at . very little cost, and mix them your self. Apply tu the scalp once a day for two weeks, then anoe every other rek until au the mixture Is used. A - half pint "Should be enough to rid the . head of dandruff and kill the dandruff '"germs. It stops the hair from falling out, relieves Itching say scslp dls aes. .' , - Although it Is not a dye. it acts , upon the hair roots and will darken i streaked, faded, gray hair in ten or . fifteen days. It promotes the growth of the hair and makes harsh hair soft , and glossy. .1 ..a ij . k. "in ui n L..: ma7S r..T and with serious wounds on his face, . ml?. Ta .1 . .rii7.w.M. Us ft result of a shooting affair In I'ly Vpon the recommendation of a corn moulh rlV HtPJdtty. J?'??1 ' " j ,h ,,,.- a negro was killed outright by a blow " "..n" i i.,...l.T Hn theli.ml Willi 1. 11 s te. Mi, PnvWrl A mericaa History" was adopted ss tfce receiving hi. vound huer In the first bopk to be; studied. Other hooks worntna from a bullet whose source r. wlwt..! later not V" Earned. The Son of the association Theld body f the negro. wh,1W; .r' -F.a. . au- hmhn not hoTi Ifaftnfd. wan found elation wa unanimously hv favor r-f "m "f ,h f llA"t? ?C this plij.ee. wss Instantly killed yester day morning In an auto wreck Which took pluce on the Albemarle-liailln Highway Jutit out of the city. He whs running Mr. C. M. Palmer's ,-ar at the time and the car was entirely torn to pieces. No .one wiir in the car "with Mr. liolilUrftok when the fatal accident occurred. 'It, is nut known Just how the accidt-nl happen ed, but' from the position of the car. It '4s thought Hint a blow-out caused the front wheels to cut the machine In one side caning the car "to turn over, and he niunt have been running at a tremendus speed as the car turned over' three, times. I'. ,J. Iluneycut wafT Just a few hundred yards behind ami was the firit to ar rive upon the oene. Mr. 'Xloklbiook waH .dead when he got there. The deceased came her,e a.few months ago from Concord where, he has a hrother living now. Anoil'ier brother lives at Htantleld, this county. He 33 years old and iinniai fu-il. I'l RlLlM t'4tMtXi TO FXlU. Bull City to ScihI Hlroivfc ('liii:enl THlay anil Tomorrow. 1 "Tiii ham, Urt. SO. Hundreds ej Iitiriinm people arc innkTng .preparations'-to attend the Sute Knir lomor row and th next day. The MugeM r-.,rrrl- i... fnim Vllirhntn Ml ThltrAf (Ui Th' Soutbern - trains running fn.m Uua-clty-inkn prulty- et M-tKMliilt-s li.te. n here ami BaleigB. ar.ul tluice iu t wrii by those who HirtoriiViliilo "iirlpa. hut this UifUSr meth ntl i.t transportation will be. popular wih Piirham people, hlnce the ruad.i 10 Knleiwb ar in fine tthape at the pio.tnt liiiio. . - - , l:rlli.-h capital Invested iil Anstra t ewtimsied at J , 73 1 SS Jq.9 5. QAS-T0R I A -nim&ffiftm. The Kind You Haw Always Bought biETra In the fifth amendment. . UUM. .,. v,.r. ... 1 morr proceeded to elect officers, to select a book for special study, and to ar range for a program for the next meeting. The business was disposed of as follows: t ' 1. High school section:. Prcf . Haigiarii ihh.mWI.'IH, Suss Agnes Moore, secretary. Fouk adopted. Talks He was in favor of the sixth amendment because too many men do not give In their taxes. "The only object of this law," he said, "Is to make men honest." lie also declared this law would, do more for North Carolina than anything else has done In The. town at daybreak yesterdny morning, and by It lay the axe with which the colored man's brains were mauled out. Later In the ' morning, Mr. Green Davis, a white man; who was employ ed at the brunch i.lunt there of the HicJuiinndjaiJiifcjttju U sum wis fill lilnfl ay to the factory to opeti th doors Meta Lltes, president Cobb, secretary. I. Primary section ; Miss Havsns Carroll, president j. Miss Kmlly" A. Pender, secretary. Book adopted. The Rural Siho.JIIjX Methods and Man agement (w"r and Stone. - .. Each section is planning to do definite work in the Outline Coure of Study and in other bulletins Issued by the State Department of Education. The next meeting .otUhiaiisiatio;.-w1tl be held in tarboro on the third jgajlur day In November. rest of the - amendments he passed over rapidly heartily endors ing all of them,' To Things National. He gave a laughable description of the truHt man iiimt after President Taft had cut up all the trusts Into little trusts, or had "dissolved" them. This big, fat, dollar-marked trust man was in his own luxurious home ad miring a- golden-framed picture of President Taft and singing: "Hallelujah: Thine the glory, Hallelujah: Amen. -Hallelujah: Thine the gloryjj: - IMssolve tir again. " - " V . He declared the- Republican party was dead and he did not know where it had eone to ud or down. Its epitaph might well be like unto that I Mnthpf Siflnklaim wife s grave: "Here aks Nancy -Proctor, Died for" want of a doctor. -. She wanted to stay, ' But she had-to go; Praise Ood from whom alt bless Ings flow." -- In paying his respects -to Teddy he asserted that the Colonel and ex President was in the condition of his Hiver of Doubt: forgotten. He finished by a eulogy of President Woodrow Wilson whom he pro nounced the grandest figure upon the stage of the world today. and prepare for the day's work, went 1-.-. . 1 . ,,i , n . .. . nkj .,.. - I iniu in" pimuiiin-w lJr inn limn. Jn m. to Teachers James. . I , , . . . , ..t,,., X. grammar grade section: MIm ",,,u' " . V T;"i;n r Miss Margam - ""--,-'" "'-r.,, ," V . pciloirm. .nij, n mu'iun mj.fiiu ii "in fkee, several teeth knocked out. and with -shot and powder peppering his entire face. On the next train he was brought to Rocky MuunU and lh story was told here thle morning by the conductor on the Plymouth train. ' Three negroes are in Jail In JMy mouth at this time, though the.j)egro who is 444ered-TO be The real perpe trator, made his escape. Jind has not been -heard from.' Hlnodtiounds were put on the trail yesterday morning, but have been of but very little service so far. ' 11 Is believed, however, that the m . . n - 1 negroes now 111 jtiu winf-iuuiK lellS Ol KeCpVeryjof the affair, and that Hie other man Will he rouna. According to the story, from -Ply mouth, a number of negroes were engaged In a poker game Saturday bight, and the dead negro was the winner. He rind a considerable -Neglected throat trouble, and continued cough sa4 eel. In, often weaken tl sys tem. - iaresttgsle reiort of rwoverie brongbt slraut by K:kBuiB's Alterative. Here is one: '..nn.. n U Ann Sanfr,-.! L'l. "Ontk-mea : la Fehrusry, 1W1. fiarl amount of money on his person, and doetors examined my tnrust ml in imuueed the ntH-eio.il j "1 an nigral inn. Having heard st I'fek.kill, N. V- Mmber luiuse at the gltlrr of SI. Krei, here I was visiting, of Kekmsn'a Alterative. I determined as a last rewrt to try it. Af- It is said that he had expected to leave the town today -Th other negroes. Infuriated over their loss, were determined to get baek -what they l:t In the game, and killed the ter taking four or ire buttle large pieres I negro in an effort to secure It The th AlltallM.. in mv trjfti-fnl ua The -Mvestoek exhihtt at the pan- I relief,- Jn - tea-sMHHtiw-4 --was r. i. wil t ama-i-acinc international exposition in San Francisco will last -throughout the period of the . exposition, from February 10. to December i, 1915. t'ompetltlons In thejrjuirijrifniof TIvestocR Wlir take putc in October ana rwvemner of next year. , " " , . . .... . .:. Manchester; England, has one thou sand students In an evening school of commerce. nf diseased tissue rame awav. t i-t.BUou.tt I dead man was-formd Win Ills pockets and dsltr l searched, and it In thouHht that on perfert health. I would like thoui In and hear fnm my own lips, tf they so lelr, all 1 weuld say of It." (Ahhreuit,l 1 . 8lgsed MOTH Kit 'A. KTAMSLAtS. Alieiame u uisi ll.-i Mnirrn broaehtal -rstarrti snd serere throat and lung affection anil nfibiiildibg tlie ayslero. Contains n karmfnt or hahlt forming truss. Aeceni so snonrinies, Kntll siae. II : regular l. tci. Hold hv leadtng IniKEiHi. Write Kekmaa Libaratnry, amount u wards of sixty0 doUir-was taken from htm. Mr. Oroen iiavi' condition is. very much Improved today, and it ia be lieved thai hp -win recover. Ihougll iTs not yet out of danger. KlfXKD HV AlTOMOniLP-' (SprfiJ 10 Ttw Ncl tllw nft ) Alhermarle, Oct. SO. II. K,.-Hold. railadelptils, l'a, for bovkin ef rerorerkt. I brook, owner ot the City Oarage 0 ' tKTS e H sation U iHrOvcSijss-sii fi l "e i7-Ar. Mid-'.""," --t ;' "..-, n,!e.j. .V-J - - " - - "rV." ti r?-ii 1 1 - - fc e. . '' i .... - . - . ... '"-. .-.'VI, - ' . xeJ.- A guaranteed 2 plow tractor, 12 Horse power at its Belt. Cheaper than a good pair of Mules . . S33S,00 " . How the Bull Triictor Prltv U Sltiik I'iis-itSilc - - - Not by Blighting wormanghip or miiferiiil It Is made of the very In at: but rather-by ellmiiiatiiiK the iimltl plicliy of t.nrts ana weight. Other-tiactiis huve 10 poumls In Bbafling. whore the Hull Traitor hits one. The name l true of gears and axles. How TIm- Hull Tractor Cfmiparox with ttl'rC AS T I'HICK. ' Other Isrs-c tractors on the market' font 1400.00 for each plow they pull Th Bull Tractor costs 1111760 for each plow It pulK , t L'o Vour Pi-n4l Stop a minute; take your pencil and tigur. out whit $3.r worth of "Itull Trai'lor" power w1lldo.-.UiM gra hoir .wany; horses y-htir-buy" Tor" the tm4 money. What a the answer? Hull Tractor of course, and the "Hull" Tun do thine that your horses can't do. It will work diiy and n!irht if you want it to. which It would be Bul I Tracto r Com pa ny MINM-iAl'OI.IS, MIVN 27 and t nlvciity Ave ' idliii r it to do fri i:in ntlv it' i'-u V.:iJ ine, wnuldn'tMt? ' httrnestiing, no ffe.ditig.'ii" wrrvnn;-. my chores, .Just crunk up. aiul st.nt -tln rt- -work-. What tin;. Hull Tractor IHhv I'ul's two 14-lii h iib!e p'ows ill any uriiinarytsott. I'ulls tl-e loud of five horses. Travels Biiniewlmt fnmr : than horsed, and con- ttiiuuUKly. .- . . .Jvevur geta-ltreif fonts nothing for harnesses. . ,- Ciiits one-half its much for gasoline as for .horse feed, snd does not cat when It does' not. work-. 'Opts your work done in time. It is no longer, njtestbitjuf. expense n'y..ln-il4Mt teur farm -work, bur ii i "a question of R ttlng It done. . . . A , ' Pnlis I'lowtt, Seedcra, famslerH.' Mown, luilts. 1)Ims nnti llien erituLs fcttl. vtns wioxt, or oci anj lafltmBrylK'll uik-tv-llm-rm.- " .". Carolina Tractor Co. lhStrlmitors for Noi-tli and South urolina" BOO Kcalty Itldg.. I'liurkil), .
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