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Wednesdays Dec. ft lh, aft 111:00 a. m., on fine Premises
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HORNE TRACT OF 'LAND, J O H M S O M COUWTY
Situated on the county road leading from Wendell to Selma.
Having purchased this property and sub-divided same into
small farms, we will sell on the above date, each and every
farm, regardless of price. "YOUR PRICE OUR PRICE," and
on terms to suit the purchasers.
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Selling Agents
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SOCIETY
APEX.
Apei. Dro. 4. On Wednesday after
x.n Mrs. Percy J. Oliv delightfully
atrrtaial a number of her friends t
a anaoweemeat party.
The reaarptioa hall, parlor and dining
room warf tastefully deeorated with
kolly and potted plant. Aba 2:30
the fuesta arrived and were rn-t in the
kail by lira. Olive and eoudtirted to
the parlor. After all the guest as
sembled they matched for partners and
then began playing progressive rook.
After playing several games tho prixe
was finally won by Miss Maude Norria,
who presented it to th guest of honor.
The pria was a box of beautiful hand
made linen handkerchiefs. After this
course of fruit gelatine with whipped
ream and cherries was served with
wafers tn thebeautiful dining room.
When ths guests had almost finished
anting there was a faint knock on th
door and when opened little Henry
Oalvin Olive toddled in bearing a tele
gram la his hand on which was written
Mr. Joseph Preston Campbell to Miss
Marvel IrVne Carter, December, 1018.
It was a surprise to the guests. Many
good wishes from all the guests for
years of happiness were given to Miss
Carter.
Drug Victims
Can Be Cured
Morphine and all drug, tobacco and
liquor addicts cured by scientific treat
ment. Cednrcroft 6nnitarlnm cures morphine
all opium, tobacco and alcohol addic
tions, guaranteeing to aeept no fee un
less the patient reports a satisfactory
cure, the patient to be the sole judge.
This radical departure, but Dr.
Oribble, Superintendent cf Sanitarium,
has had fifteen years' experienoe treat
ing such addictions and knows he is sure
nf results. Nothing to dread, no with
drawal pains, no torture, no confine
ment. Treatment tones up system, re
moving demand for drugs.
With our aid yon can surely start a
new life. Write today for booklet sent
In plain cover, addressing Cednrcroft
Sanitarium, Box SO, Station 3, Nashville,
Tc nn. adv.
Thos present were: Mr. B. W.
Stephens, Mr. C. E. Johnson. Mrs. T.
F. Womble, Mr, a T. Bennett, Mrs. A.
V. Bauoom, Mrs. II. M. Poe, Mrs. B. W.
Johnson, Miss Marvel Carter, Mm Ln
cinda Allen, Mr. W. L. Nevins, Mrs.
H. B. Unrward, Mrs. H. L. Bagley, Mrs.
J. B. Harward, Miss Margaret Betts,
Mrs. H. O. Holland, Miss Maude Wilson,
Miss Maude Norris, Mrs. J. F. Mills,
Mrs. Laura Duncan, Mrs. A. O. Hughes.
Mr. Campbell is the chief dispatcher
of the South Bound Railway Company
and is a very prominent and promising
young man of Winston Salem. Mr.
Campbell is originally from Virginia.
Mias Cnrter is the daughter of Mr.
Frank Carter and she and her father
mailo their home with her unci, Mr.
A. B. Hunter, Apex. Miss Carter grad
uated at Meredith with honors and has
been one of Wake county' most suc
cessful and capable teachers. She made
a host of friends wherever she taught.
NEW BERN.
New Bern, Dec. 4. The members of
the 8hakepeare Club were delight
fully entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Hut(his Holland and Mrs. L. S. Dnm
eron, nt t he home of the former, The
house was made lovely by a profusion
of potted plants and cut tloem, and
Tone plus
tone control
Tone quality is only one of the important features of the Columbia
Grafonola. You get more than the singularly perfect quality of
tone: you also get the means of controlling it of varying it to
suit your personal Uste or the exigencies of the
immediate ur-
indingi
cTlS foundings.
LOCZDCJI' I Jr Tone-control
j I 9 m by means of six
v TIT U styles of needles and the
- - 1 J w ft exclusively Columbia 1
A complete and completely enclosed
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saa-aaaj mumiroa UfftluiWUl rvaujr
V 7fi delivery tori approvaL
- Easy terms if desired. 4
Hagedorn Music House
4 S.Bausbuiy St, Raleigh. N.-'C.
the cheerful open fira made the iH-cne
more attractive. Aft the business hsd
been attended to. Misses lyrtle Duos
way and Ionise Bell wrra welcomed s
new iitemhcit of the dub. Mrs. O. 11.
Uuiou read k, highly interesting pax-r
on the eharster i ortia. I he tninl
act of the play, "Merchant of Venice,"
was rend and dincimed, after which
salad, coffee and mintu were served by
the hostesses. The cluh has now ten
ty five members, and hopes to aeeoni
pli.sh iiuii'Ii work this winter.
Among ths Kew Bernians who attend
ed the Virginia Carolina game at Rich
mond nere Mr. John drccn and Mr.
J. D. Patterson.
Miss Klira Bfaach has returned from
a visit to Washington, . ('.
L. C. Weathers, O.C. Dr.
Specialist of the Foot
117 Fayette ville Street
Raleigh, N. C.
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Coal in the cellar
Hay in the barn
Money in the banK
that's the good-all-over, fur-
coat feeling that just naturally takes
hold of the owner of a Diamonded Car,
now at the beginning cf the cold and
stormy weather.
99 perfect, only one tire out of
a hundred returned for adjustment, was
the remarkable vote of confidence cast
by your otvn friends, on your own roads
last year, as well as by the many thou
sands who rolled along the highways
and byways of every one of these forty
eight United States on Diamond Tires.
There's a record for you to tie up to,
for, no matter where you are, remember It
was made on the same identical roads you
motor on every day.
'Ask' your DififfTOrid dealer to tell you
more of this, and put on Diamonds now.
Then ww knofou will be an all-year
Diamond enthusiast
'DIAMOND " FAIR-LXSTLJJ" PRICES:
I Diamond Diamond
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m paa " $ .4S 344 20J8
Q3 12,20 36m4 2&.70
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33 a 4 MlOO MaSVi 44UX
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Send U Your Laundry By Parcel Pott
' We pay return postage. Prompt service.
MODEL LAUNDRY
Raleigh, N. C
Agents Wanted : : Liberal Commission
Fast Daily Through Train to Texas
Commencing Sunday, December 5th
unshinepecial
bciwen St. Louis and Memphis and
LITTLE ROCK FT. WORTH GALVESTON
DALLAS HOUSTON SAN ANTONIO
and important intermediate points, via
Iron Mountain Route
Texas & Pacific
LmRJtATlOAAL & GfiEAIORTUEBM
All-steel equipment superb accommodation
Dining-car service all the way
Leave St. Louis - - - (5:25 p. m.
Leave Memphis - -- -- -- -- 10 00 p. is.
Only ono nijht on tho v)a$
Tha (utn( regularly Btheduld serric
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. BROMO-SELTZERs
C. A. Dillon
R. W. Wynna
DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY
"Everything for the Mill"
Phone 763
Raleigh, N. C.
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