THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1916V
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THE NEWS AND OBSERVED
The Newt and Observer
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
, Mr. Maxwell Beck. Mr. A. J. Maiw.U
returned yesterdsy Afternoon from
"Pamlico county where he made two po
. litirkl speeches to two Urge crowds. Mr.
Maxwell will leave to-morrow to mike
speeches in Washington, Tyrrell, Hyde,
Bad Beaufort counties.
ILilly at Ztbaloa. Tho Firtt Voters
Wilson League of Wake rouuty will
bold B rally at Zebulon. Tuesdsv. Gov
ernor Kitcbin will make the address on
tail occasion. Mr. K. R. House, leader
of tho league at Zrbulon, and Mr. Man
ly Rollini, leader of tho league at Wen
rdell, aro enthusiastic and uy that the
corns unity ii going to giro a good turn-
out
Csrtis Yates Gives Bond Curtis Ystes
who lives three and one-barf miles east
of Raleigh, and at whose hnmr on Tues
day deputy sheriffs seized ) gallons
f liquor, earns in yesterday and gave
bond for bib appearanre before Squire
, K. H. Plummer, on Tuesday, to answer
to the charge of baring whiskey in bis
posscssioa for the purpose of sale.
Yatea said that as Virginia was going
dry pretty soon lie hail laid in this big
'apply for his own use.
Has Another Good Day.-Dr. Joel
Whttakrr's condition was better yester
day, a telegram from Indianapolis re
reived by Mr. W. B. Drake. Jr.. stated.
The telegram added that five physicians,
one a specialist from Chicago, agreed in
the favorable diagnosis of Dr. Whita
ker's condition. It also was stated that
it by rest the patient gains Mrength to
tide him over. Monday the rlisneea for
his recovery will be good. Dr.1 Whitaker
baa bees critically ill several days fob
(cocker Jipes
lor womea
rElONINE graes marks
evsry line of this stylish
model. Eyelets and vamp
are outlined by a scalloped
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foration la keeping with the
daintiness of this season'!
rylea. This boot is ideal
for tbs daytime daaeo,
matinee or the reception.
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Welcome to Raleigh
The Commercial, extends" a i Special Wel
come to all visitors and . invites them to
make our bank their headquarters while
in the city.
Come in, we would like to meet you and
talk with you, and if possible serve you.
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J. E. Crayton & Co.
US West Martin Street, Raleigh, N. C.
107 8. Tryon St, Charlotte, N. C
lowing an automobile accident in which
both of his legs wars broksn.
PERSONALS
iir. vv. u. uowd, jr., or mnriotte, is
in the city to attend tbs fair and wit
ness the football game this afternoon
at Kiddick Athletic Field.
Mr. V. M. Fallon, of Durham, was
among the visitors here yesterday.
Hon. O. Max (lardner, who spoke in
'be auditorium Monday night, is now
hers attending the fair.,
Mr. M. Ii. Hall, of New Bern, arrived
in the elty yesterdsy for a visit of
several days.
Messrs. W. C. Mills and J. V. Banks
of Rirhlands, is visiting in the city.
Mr. U H. Smith. Jr., of Lilerty, ar
rived here yesterday to attend the fair
Mr. W. (1. Bheppard, of Farmville,
was among the visitors in Raleigh yes
terday.
Mr. Herbert O. Sink, of Leiington,
spent the day in the city yesterday.
Mr. W. H. Dail, Jr., of Charlotte, was
here yesterdsy.
Mr. U. P. Tyson, of Charlotte, is spend
ing a few days in ths city.
Dr. Henry Best and Mr. Lea R. Mayes,
of Wilson, arrived last night to attend
the fair. r '
Mr. ('. A. Horns of Norfolk is in the
rity for the fair.
Crinkley's
Garage
for Autom o b i 1 e
and Motorcycle
Supplies.
Firestone Tires,
Texas Gasoline
Free Air
And Water
Come to see us
when at the fair.
209 5. Salisbury it
RAPID
NCREASE
fir J904 $80,000,000 Spent For
Road. ; In 1915 Over $280,
000,000 Was Spent
By H. E. C. BRYANT.
(Spwlal Lmt Wire.)
Washington. Oct. 18. "Bapid. in
creas -rn--total-eapsBditureo. f or .oads
and bridges, growth or builbng ana
maintenance activities under State su
pervision, and a aharp decrease in the
proportion of contributions in the form
of statute labor mark the development
of highway work in the United Htates
durina- the oast twslve years," aaia xue
Department of AgTleultura today.
"The total length of puoiio roans in
the United States outside tho limits of
ineorrjorated towns and eitieo waa about
?,432,0OO miles on January 1, Jlfl. Of
this, about 277.000 miles, or lU per
cent, were improved with some form
of surfacing. Tho mileage of surfaced
roads has been increased at the rate of
ubout 16,000 miles a year, and ia 1015
approximately one half of this increase
was made under the supervision of
ritnio biffhwav deDartments. In addition
these departments nupervieed the main
tenance of yearly 5Z,U0U miles oi mam
and trunk-line roads.
"The increase in expenditures, for
road and bridge work in the United
Htates has been from approrunathifer
),000,000 per year in 1904 to about
282,000,000 in 1M5, an increase of more
than 250 per cent. Tha expenditure of
Btate funds during this same period in
creased from about $2,500,000 to more
than .').1.000.000. In addition, more
than t27,000,0O0 of local funds waa
pent under Htate supervision in llo
bringing the total road and bridge ex
penditurea managed by the States to
80,54.69. Thia amount is greater
than the total expenditure for roads
and bridges from all sources in 1904."
North Carolina Is among the States
thst have providoJ a bighwsy depart
ment.
Tho department says: "The growth
in importance of the fitnfe liig'ia' de
partments hits been rapid. Tim first of
these agencies was created ia 1H91 in
Nsw Jefsey, and uow some form of
hinkway dennrtment exists in every
State except Indiana, 8outh Carolina,
and Texas. Since their inreption these
departments had expended to January
1, 1!16, an aggregate of r-O-vwOA-o n
State fubils for road and bridge cob
struction, maintenance, and aduiinistra
tion. They had constructed over 60,-
000 miles of roads in co-operation with
the Htates. Moro than 40,000 miles of
these roads were surfaced.
"The falling off in the value of road
work performed br statute and convict
labor was from J0,0OO,0ti0 in 1!M4,
when the total road expenditures were
H0.000.000 to about 1!),000,000 in 191.1.
when the total expenditures had grown
to 282.000,OT0. This was B reduction
from 25 per cent of the total in the
former year to less than 5 1-2 per rent
of the total in 1915.
"An increase in the ue of better and
mora expensive types of roads also is
shown br the recently compiled statis
tics. This development has been due.
in large part, to the great increase in
automobile trafSe. It is estimated that
there are now approximately two and
one half million automobiles in use on
ths roads of the country, or one car
for every miie of roadt This present
motor traffic is I nexcess of traffic of
all sorts twelvo years sgo.
"The essh road snd bridge expendi
tures of the United Htstes averaged only
2 per mile of rural roads in 1904.
In 1915 this average had grown to 109
per mile. New Jersey led all other
.States, both in 1904 and in IDlX, with
221 and M75 per mile, respectively.
Nevada, made the- least expenditure in
both years, $.T.72 per mile in 1004 and
17 per mile in 1915."
EXPECT HUGE CROWD
AT EPSOM SPEAKING
Iouixburg, Oct. IS. Tie Democrats
of Epsom and that section aro making
slaborate preparations for the great
political rally scheduled to take place
there Friday when Hon. Thomas W.
liickvtt. Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, and Hon. Kdward W. Pou, can
didate for Congress to aucceed himself,
will address the voters on the issues of
the day.
There will lie a big barbecue dinner
free to all and this attraction, together
with the reputation of the speakers as
men of grest oratorical ability and per
sonal popularity, ia expected to be the
means of drawing a large crowd.
Istrge posters have been gottea out
announcing the event, the Franklin
ruiiuty Democratic committee being es
pecially desirous that the occasion shall
be one successful in every way.
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No Simple Test Has Been De
"vised; None Is Likely To
Be Found Satigfactory
News ana1 Ofcaerar Boraaa.
M UUWIet Mauaaal Baat BalUlaa.
By H.. C BRYANT. '
Washington, October 18. Tbs Bureau
of Standards of tbs Department of Com
mere announced today that there is bo
simple test for ths quality of gasoline.
"Ia view of the fact that statements
have appeared ia the press to the effect
that ths Bureau of Standards will for
mutate a test which may be applied by
any purchasers to detect at once aa in
ferior product, it becomes necessary to
correct any falae impression that may
bars been aroused and to add a brief
summary of ths situation. Ia the first
place, no such simpls test is known in
ths present state of the science of petro
leum toehnalogy. In the early days or
ths rtetroleum industry, when all our
gasolines, kerosenes, fuel oils, and lub
nesting oils were derind from one I
source. Pennsylvania cruds petroleum
a simpls measurement of ths specific
rrsvity. or what amounts to ths same
thing, the Baume number, by means
of a hydrometer, served as a fairly re
liable indication of ths qualities of
aliese' products. Today, however, the
Decifle gravity test is practically worth
less, as a check on -the suitability of a
gasoline, for example, for a given motor
equipment. The reason why thia ia so
is that many new oil fields have been
opened up in recent years that yiei.
petroleums of very different physica
and chemical properties and new meth
ods of manufacture have been intro
duced that yield products having very
lifferent properties in no way relatea
t othe specific gravities.
"The problem ia an extremely com
plicated one. and presupposes a defini
tion of gasoline. It is highly probable
thst the specification or definition or
standard insoline and the tests trial will
be necessary to determine whether toe
gasoline complies with the specifications
will be quite complicated and win re
auire the services of a trained chemist
to make them. It seems most probable
that the definition of gasoline will have
to be baaed on the percentage that die
tils over between specified temperatures,
when the distillation is1-carried out tin
der specified conditions. This distills
tion test, speaking in non-tecnnicai
terms, is a measure of the Ireeilom
with which tho gasoline wilr vaporixe
'The gasoline must not vaporize too
freely for two reasons, one that it would
not be safe, and secondly its loss in
storage, by evaporation would be. too
great, nenee, the specification mny
have to contain limitations of the per
rentage distilling over below a certain
temperature, coupled perhaps with a
provision that certain percentages shsH
llsfil over below other fixed tempera
Hires, in order that requisite amount of
low boiling constituents shall be present
to Insure easy starting of an engine,
Likewise, ths specification mast contain
a provision that all moat distil over
below a certain maximum temperature
in order to exclude from the gasoline
the heavier petroleum distillates, such
as kerosene.
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brighten the eye. A full, free, non-
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Cii'ii Engineer
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Attornej-al-Laic
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GILBERT C WHITE
Consulting Engineer
Darham. N. C
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LOST SUNDAY OS STREETS OF
Jtaleigh or between Baleigh and Dur
ham, pocket memorandum book. Gray
MM-r rovers. He ward of 13.00 for rs
turn to News and Observer office.
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ri.NE BIG BHR1MP, SELECT OYS-
ters, Norfolk Hpots, Trout and Blue
fish today. C. D. Arthur, City Market.
I'bone 255. 10 17 .It
APFLEU OAT3 SEVENTY-SEVEN
Bust Proof fcSeventy-five, Winter Bye
One Fifty per bushel. Bobert Hack
Bey.Tiurham. 10-14-7t
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, BUYER
and manager in general store and
eommis.utry wants permanent position
now or Jan. 1st. Box 105 Battlehoro
N. C. ' 10 15-7t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: BIDS
are requested on the re-construction
of dam for the Little Biver Manufae
turing Company, of Bougemont, N. C
Plans and specifications can be ob
tained at the office of J. B. Mason
Citizens National Bank building,
Durham, V C, by interested contrae
tors. Bids must be accompanied with
certified check for ("00, successful
contractor to file surety bond for the
faithful performance of the contract
The owners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids, llids open 21st day
of October, 1918. Little Kiver Mfg
Co., J. B. Mason, pres., Durham, N. C.
10 15 5t
BRIGHT TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE
in Amelia County, Vs., two thousand
acres, ran be cut into small farms,
large amount open land suitable for
bright tobacco and grain, on Anpo
mattox river, good water and healthy
location. Homo good new buildings.
Price ten dollars per acre, easy terms
Piedmont Lumber Co, Lynchburg,
Vs. 10 14 7t
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH RED
Vlar Lumber in car lots. Describe
what you have, running lowest price
f . o. b. cars. Mcr.wen Lumber t om
nanv. Arnica. X. C. 10 14-14t
WANTED MEN TO WORK IN FUR
niture factory. Goldsboro Furniture
Mfg. Co.. Goldsboro. X. 0.
10-14 7t.
TYPEWRITERS, NEW, REBUILT.
second hand. We buy, sell, exchange
and repair all makes. 11. a. btorr Co,
122 W, Martin St.. Raleigh.
1-7 tf
GARAGES AND ACCESSORY DEAL.
era. Chiefs of Police, Mayors, Con
stables. Insurance Agents snd others
need copy of Directory of Automobile
Owners in North Carolina. Now ready
for delivery. Pries S5.00. Special pries
tj subscribers paying six months is
advance (2.00. Write Circulation De
partment, The Ncwa and Observer,
Kaleigh, N. C.
S-2S tf
LIST OK OVER 24,000 AUTOMOBILE
owners in North Carolina, bow ready
for delivery. Listed by counties Bad
towns alphabetically, also listed nu
merically by Btate License Number,
Price $5.00 per copy, sent postage pre
paid. Hpeeisl rate to subscribers pay
ing six months' subscription in ad
ranee, (2.00. Free supplements, keep
ing the book up to date, sent to origi
nal purchasers during the year. Mail
orders to Circulation Department, ths
News and Observer. Raleigh, N. C.
8-26f
FOR RENT ROOM APARTMENT;
modern improvements. Phone 237.
10-1. tf.
WANTED SEVERAL PACKERS AND
cabinet men: steady work for good
men. The White Furniture Co., Me
bene. N. C. 10-1S fit
LOST OR STRAYED: SATURDAY AF-
trrnoon from farm near Garner one
black mule, weight about 1,100 lbs.
frWn two miles northwest of Garner
Hntiirday night. Notify J. W. Griffin,
Jrner. 10 15-tf
BOOKKEEPER WITH SEVERAL
years experience in bookkeeping and
general oSiee work vn lumber business
wants position immediately. "Book
keeper" Box 7S4, New Bern, N. C.
10-15-71.
W ANTED BOYS TO CARRY NEWS
and Observer routes; good oppor
tunity for bustlers. Apply between
5 and p. m. 10-18 t.f.
WANTED WHITE WOMEN FROM J5
to 40 years old to work ia laundry
at Dix Hill, State Hospital. Apply to
Dr. Albert Anderson, bupt., Raleigh,
N- C. 10 17 tf.
WANTED LADY TO DO GENERAL
house work for small family, agree
able surroundings. Address I. F.
IMtryesr, Farmville. X. C. 10-17 3t.
WANTED ELECTRICIANS CAPABLE
wiring all classes building. Apply
immediately with full particulars.
Tbomaa Beynolds, general manager,
I.illington. X. C. 10-17 3t-
FOR 8ALE FRAME BUILDING CON.
taiaing considerable amount - good
lumber.' Bargain for prospeetivs
builder. Apply Agent. Seaboard Air
line.
H17 4t '
WANTED A MAN TO CLERK IN
general time store. One with expe
rience, sober snd willing to work.
Good salary to a satisfactory man. Ii
rtnt givs A No. 1 references need
not apply. Ths W. H. Griffia Co lae
.Fpring Hops, N. C
W-17 7t
FOR SALE NICE PIECE OF PROP.
. erty; sacrifice price; need tha money.
Address "X," ears Ness and Observer,
Kaleigh. ,
f 17 Jt
WANTED. JU.WR DRUG CLERK NOT
married, rt f sssa i s required. Fairrisw
Jrng Co. WW-W Salem, KG.
inis-st
POSITION WAMCD BY COMPE-
tent, sxpsiieasaft lady steaographer.
afactaphone prerVsered, but eaa use
wnsre. Address "Dictaphone," sars
Twenty seats SMauaaas
cfcarfat A Sawseat
tea ear saat Is allewes
aa all ass. taeartaa far
sae weak (ssvaa times)
FOB KENT THREE COMMUNICAT-
ing offices on- Marti a street side of
Tucker Building. Apply to Cary K.
Diirfey, Executor. ,
10-18 St
WANTFD- GOOD
LEA
chorea building. Wages right for ths
right msa. W. R. Wyatt, Tarboro,
N. C. 10 l-3t.
WANTED TRAVEL INtT SOLICITOR
for daily newspaper; commission
basis ; one who eaa writs news articles
preferred. "Solicitor, ears News and
Observer 10 18-Zt.
WANTED AT ONCE WORK IN
drug store by junior clerk. . Box 548,
Chapel Hill, N. C. 10-18-3t
WANTEtr' AT-ONCB P8ITH)NB
lady stenographer fire insurancs of
fice. Several years' experience. Box
21, Vaneeboro, N. C. 10-18 7t
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE, 114
Model, Harley-Daridaon ; excellent
condition, including tires; eheap for
cash. Address J. H. Chandler, Johns,
X. C. 10 8 2t
REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
position. Eleven years' experience.
Competent,- ears News and Observer.
10-18. It
BONDS FOR SALE TWENTY THOU
sand twenty-year road bonds of
White Oak Township, Bladen county.
Endorsed and payment guaranteed
by county. Writs E. F. MeCulloeh,
Jr, Elizabethtown, N. C. 10-18 7t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT TO
Fair visitors, 440 X. Salisbury.
10-18 2t
laUTOMOBILR OWNERS DIRECTORY
of over 20,000 automobiles in North
Carolina, saving asms and address,
make of car and Btate license num
ber. Now ready for delivery. Listed
by counties aad towns, alphabetically
and also numerically by Stats license
number. Writs today, Circulation
Department, Ths News and Observer,
Raleigh, N. 0.
8-28 tf .
FOR SALE JOB BUSINESS ONE OF
the Urgent and best paying job print
ing offices in State. Address "Job
Office," cars News and Observer.
10 18 2t.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS BARBER.
Write or wire J. H. Murrell, Hender
son. 10-17 3t.
DELICIOUS FRESH STRAWBERRIES
April to December. Plant food and
book making success certain given free
with plants. No fake. Full erop first
year. Come and see acres red with
berries now. Catalogue free. Con
tineatal Plant Co., EittrelL N. C.
10-19 It.
FOR SALE 28,000 POUNDS BURR
clover seed in the burr. Price 87.50
per hundred delivered. Sixty pounds
85.00 delivered. Smaller lots 15c per
pound delivered. ?s'ot too late to
plant. Am shipping each day. Can
ship promptly. Cash with, order. J
C. KiHebrew, Pcnelo, N. C.
10-19 dly ex sun 12U
MODERN EIGHT ROOM RESIDENCE
for rent. Phone 1.191. 10-19 tf.
LADY WANTS POSITION TO SUPER.
intend hotel dining room or cafe at
once. Address "Experienced" ears
News and Observer. 10-19 It.
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALE GOOD
locations near good school and church
and near a good town. Sea or write
G. F. Peterson, Clinton, N. C.
1019 It.
SALESMAN WE DESIRE A FORCE-
ful and aggressive salesman to sell
our 1918 line of high class calendars,
leather goods and novelties in Raleigh
and the vicinity. Will consider ap
plications only from men of reliable
character and real selling ability.
Thos. J. Beekman Co, 310 N. Eleventh
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
10-19, 22, 24.
WANTED PARTNER WITH ONE TO
three thousand dollars to join adver
tiser in the automobile business. Ad
dress. Auto, care News and Observer.
10-19 It.
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL
have to buy lots in Boylan Heights
at your price will be on Thursday,
October 20th. Sals begins at the
corner of Boylan Ave. and South Sts.
at 10:30 a. m. . J. D. Newsom.
10-19 7t.
WANTED YOU YOUNG MEN TO
know, that the Durham Barber Col
fege is the only first, class barber col
lege in' the South, as her boys are
holding ths beet jobs, Snd more calls
than we can fill. Write for free cata
logue. Durham Barber College Co.,
Inc. Durham. N. C. 10 19. 22.
IM CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
Boylan Heights to be sold at public
auction, Thursday, October 26th at
10:30 a. m. Sale -begins at ths corner
of Boylan Ave. aad South St. Every
lot offered will bo sold regardless of
price snd on very easy terms. J. D.
Xewsom. 10-19 7t.
LOST TIRE, IS BY 8. UNITED STATES
smooth tread, between Raleigh and
Leesville school building; inner tubs
in tire. Return for reward to A. T.
Aiken, Creedmoor, N. C.
10-19-lt
BLANKETS WOOL, 72x80 8 POUNDS
at 85 JO. Order the color deaired. On
half dozen or more pairs we allow
good discount. United Distributing
Co, Leaksville, X. C. 10 19 It.
Two More Days
, When you're ready to start for home, stop at Berwanyer's
and get fitted, up in your Fall and Winter wants. The
stock is all complete and you'll be surprised at the selec
tion. A complete line of Hand-Tailored Suits and Over-
' coats in all New Models, English Semi-English, Conser,
vative and Pinch Bachs. Plain Patterns to suit the con
servative and fancy patterns for Young Men.
Suits and. Overcoats from....".:.. ......$15.00 to $40.00
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S. BERWANGER
. Tho One Price Clothier.
FOB SALE FITE DRAWEE CASH
register, first elaas condition, irldram
"National" ear Nsw and Obssrrsr.
10-10 St.
HU8TLINC SALESMEN FOR BEAU.
tif nl new msps. Ktate Maps; World
Maps; War Maps. Big daman;
special offer. Workers coining mosey.
Hudgina Publishing Co, Atlanta, Ga.
10-19 t.
FOR SALE A HUNDRED AND FORTY
arrs farm, forty cleared with build
ings. -- Near Washington, , Box 85,
Washington, N. C.
10-10 St.
WANTED A LIVE. WELL EDUCAT
ed young man, to sell stock of ems
of ths beat paying manufacturing con
cerns In North Ciarolina; ''MttJjt !)'
energetia aad of eat appeaiaes.
Ths right man will be wall paid. Ons
with soms sxperienea preferred. Ad
dress Box 285, Coates, N. CL
10-19 It.
REMEMBER WHEN THE VIADUCT
is boiH Boylaa Heights will be less
tkaa Bins hundred yards from Fay
ette villa St. Buy n lot ia tha moat
progressive suburb in. Raleigh at ths
auction sale on Thursday, October
26 at 10:30 am. J. D. Newaom.
10-19 Tt.
WANTED LOCAL DEALERS ALL ;
over North Carolina to handls ths f
wonderful Detroit Vapor Oil Store,
"Works liks gas". No wicks. Writs
me. W. A. Blizzard, Dillon, 8. C
10-19 It.
FOR SALE 184 ACRES OF FINE
farming land in ths city limits of ths
hustling town, Springhope; on easy
terms. Tot information see J. D.
Finch, Zebulon, N. C. 10-19 7t
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY
plants three dollars per hundred, de
livered. Cabbage and col lard plants
ons fifty per thousand, express, col
lect. Five hundred by mail, ons dol
lar ten. Baleigh Plant Co.
10-19-St
FOR SALE ONE FOUR-YEAR-OLD
registered Aberdeen-Angus bull, not
vicious nor mischievous. May hatch
ed Aneona pullets, 81.25, eoekrela
81.00 each. Also soms purs bred Bel
gian Hares and Flemish giant rabbits.
John 8. Milne, Henderson, N. C.
10 19 2t.
LOST A - SIX SIZED OPEN FACE
Elgin' watch. Bibbon fob with W. F.
C. pearl pin. Finder please return
to News and Observer office aad re
ceive reward. 10-19 2t--
WANTED A GOOD LOCATION FOR
an up-to-dats drug business. Answer,
(Salol) ears News and Observer.
10-12,15,19
Have You Tried Our
Special
Noon-Day
Luncheon
From 12 to 2:30
35c
If Not, Blsure To Do So
Today. If So, We Feel
Sure You Will Coma
Again.
Barbour's Cafe
West Harg-ett Street
C. B. A C D. BARBOUR, Prwns.
RECEIVER'S SALE OF MERCHAN.
DI3E. FIXTURES, ETC, OF QUAU
1TY SHOP, INCORPORATED, .
By virtue of suthority conferred by
an order of ths Superior Court of Waks
Connty, North Carolina, catered oa
October 3, 1918, ia ths action entitled
B. S. Finger, in behalf of himself, and
others, against Quality Shop, Ineorpo
rated, I will on Saturday, October 81,
1918. at 11 o'clock a. m offer for sals
at public auction, for cash, at tha store
room of said corporation. No. 214 Fay
ettcville Street, in Baleigh, N. C, ths
entire stock of clothing, hats aad other
gents' furnishing goods, aad tha store
snd office furniture and fixtures of said
corporation. Tbs stock and tha furni
ture and fixtures will be offered sepa
rately and then as a whole. Ths right
to reject -any and all bids is reserved. -Thesale
is mads subject to eonfinaa-
tion by court.
This October o, mo.
J. C LITTLE.
Receiver of Quality Shop, Incorporated.
10-6 lot
of Fair Week
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News aad Observer. I
(Pleas writ distinctly J Adv.
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