murxDAY i.:orJw;a, july 17, icia.
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!.:0NEY EONDS A
m A SECURITIES
"i MONET 1
vrbitc,
J W. c.
MONET T4) LOAX ON fOUITOT AND
test estate j long term, kit
319 Kew Sen At, Raleigh,
MB OWN AMU Of fin SUBJECT TO
I prior sal, all r any part of $25,00040
worth of gilt-edge, aoa-taxabl pre-
ferred stock ia North Caroline or
J t .poratioa.- Durham Realty and later
aaca Compaay, Lease and Seeoritie
i,' Departmeat ' - 13-15-1T.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. W. W. STAN CELL
i office HOURS 1
riM l(:Me It,
y rrwa $:$ t $t( p. as.
402-403 TUCKER iJLDG.
PHONE 1313 . !
SCHOOLS-COLLEGES
BOOKKEEPING, SBOETBAKD THOR
enghly taught E pedal Rummer Kate.
Addr OTeonjbore " Oommertle)
' Bchool, Greensboro, N. C, for Csts
- logu. ; S-18-1S
'.. WANTED TO EXCHANGE
WASTED TO TRAD A FINE BIOS
grade, first-class ae piaao, never
used. Just from factory. Dark ma
hogany aad a mad 4 lattramtnt.
: for a good seeoid-oand Automobile.
Want a car to aaa right away. . Wp.1
trade ria-ht Bos ISO. Goldiboro, N.
c: ... .- . i7-u
YvlLL TUADC DIAMOND RING FOR A
$30 Liberty Bob J. If you hev a 130
- Liberty Bond aad wast to trad for a
ladle diamond, valued at $30, eon
nuaieat wilb "f-135," ear Wowe aad
Observer. .
CLEANING PRESSING
CALL BELL PHONK 17il OR RAL
. eigh rkoaa 60S if yon waat your
' auit cleaned, pressed or repaired. The
Jamestown Tailoring Compaay.
MISCELLANEOUS
FREB DIRT CORNER CABARRUS
aad Harrington atreet. Mas Baae.
. TAKE NOTICE
IMPLEMENT DEALERS
For several seasons certain job
bers have beea selling and sup
plying tha trade wit
"CUO SWEEPS"
THAT ARE NOT GENUINE
"CLIO SWEEPS."
We make this announcement to
notify dealers and fanners that
GENUINE CLIO SWEEPS,
' SHOVELS AND BULL
TONGUES
catf'be hid only through nt aad
that all Genu! "Clio Sweeps14
are stamped with oar trade
mark, Our aaleamea will call
.' ' upon ipnr rc pilar customers as
Boon as possible. If any dealer
handling Upright Btoek and
"Wing fcwecpe of other makes
will write ns we wttl have o -own
representative call, without
any ouligation oa yoar part.
We believe that we caa con
vine you that yon
CANNOT AFFORD NOT TO
HANDLE OUR LINE
"Clio Sweeps" and other steel
goods tore cheaper than Inst sea
, son. W reachless Upright Stocks
are the same price. Kone of
, our goods are higher. We guar
aatce delivery aad p.icca. Deal
r write is.
MARLBORO PLOW
STOCK AND
IMPLEMENT COMPANY
' CUO, MARLBbRO
COUNTY, S. C
COT TOUR OW!t HAIR WITH YHE
Duplex Ealr Cutter, tha greatest ia
veaUoa of the see. Bead IS (or I
asmnla, Wrrth Id. Fries will sooa
b 13. Ton can eut your own hair at
easy aa yea a ehavc Jast aaak
your hair aad it cuts, at th asm
time. Just aa thing to keep yoar
children's hair ia perfect trim. Pays
for itself ia a few months. Th
Duplex Bair Cutter," Bos 70S, Ral
eieh. K. C J$-7t
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUST DISPOSE OF MT BEAUTIFUL
Upright Piaao at once. Well kuowa
make. Condition perfect Beasoa,
leaving- eltv. Will mak prie right
Address "L-T." ear News and Ob-
. Server. A 13-T
WILL PAT SPOT CASH FOR UP
tight Piaao, tat design. Matt b
reasonable. No dealer. Addr
"L-8." ear News aad Otaurver.
lS-7t
RUBBER STAMPS
BUBBER STAMPS-WB MAKB TERM.
B. 8. Bterr Compaay, Raleigh, N. C
. OFFICE EQUIPMENT
TYPEWRITERS, NEW REBUILT WE
boy, sell, atehaaga, rapair all mak,
H. 8. Btorr A Company, 123 W. Martia
f treat.
W Mak aad SU
National Cash RtfitUrt
and Credit F 1 1 a
Lowest . price, Small monthly pay.
toeata. Ko iatereet chargea. Writtea
ruaraat. Old tegistara repaired, re
built, bought, told, aad asehanged.
J. E. O'DONNELLs Aftt
The National Cash Register Co.
17 W. Martla St Pkwaa Belt 1$
PRINTING
MULTIGRAPHINQ
WE DO JOB PRINTING OF ALL
, kiada. Prmpt Hrviea, B. I, Btort
Compaay, Phoae $88. :
M IT.TIC RAPHING, - PlRSQNAL LET
; tert, addraulng, maUiag, list fur.
aished. 8pecial atteatioa givaa par-
' eel poet rder. Carroll Latter Writ.
. lag Compaay, Raleigh. - -$-0t
SPECIAL' -
ACT QUICK! '
hi
f U.3. ARMY GOODS
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
IF TOU WANT k TENT, KEFRIG
erator. harness heater, or cooking ,
aUasila f tar kind, her ia yoar
opportunity to seenre what yoo waat
at almost half-price. All U. &
Army goods aad guaranteed to b
th best. Be price below aad act
,ttKkUS.ARMYTEilTS
AT BARGAIN PRICES
USED BUT SERVlCtARLE. RItl
ISslosIl ft. hiah. f t. waU. gnaraa
teed ataadard 12.4 oa. army duck, $19.M
each.
OFFICRRI WALL TENTS, 1st FT.
tZi5 each. ; '
OFFICERS WALL TENTS, ItalS FT,
29 J9 each.
TENT FLU.S, ttslf FT. tlUi XACB
SHELTER TENTS, tSJl EACH.
IT. S. ARMY FOLDING CANVAl
COTS, $231 EACH.
U.S. ARMY
KITCHEN UTENSILS
- BELOW COST
HEAVT TIN rttPS. It JACB. $1J
dozen.
ALUMINUM CUPS, IS EACB. $LM
doeen.
FOLDING METAL MEAT OR MESS
pans with lid aad hakdie, s5a each, $2.26
doien.
ENAMEL CUP. BEAVf, le EACH,
LOO dosea, ' '
ENAMEL PLATES, It EACH, 71a
dosea. i
ENAMEL PUDDING PANS, 19a
ach, $4.00 dosea.
ENAMEL PUDDING PANS, 45t
aeh, $4.73 derea.
ENAMEL PITCHERS, Me EACB,
2.73 doze a.
U. S. ARMY HARNESS
SHIRTS AND BREECHES
FOR SALE CHEAP
DOUBLE WBEEL BARNES S, S$.M
set.
DOUBLE LEAD HARNESS. S43.M
set.
KHAKI BREECHES WASHED, GOOD
eoaditiou. V5e. Mir. $9.00 dossn.
WOOL BREECHES, SERVICEABLE
conditioa, $23 pair, $4.50 dossn.
WOOL SHIRTS, SERVtCEABLl
eoaditioa, $25 pair, $1460 doeea.
U. S.ARMY REFRIGERATORS
ALMOST NEW AT
HALF COST PRICE
REFRIGERATORS ALMOST NEW.
Grand Rapids, 2 largt compartments
eneh. 8 ft alch. 14" wide aad 84" di
'500 pound ie capacity. Worth $330, our
special I. U. B. Ureraville, 1112.73.
REFRIGERATORS ALMOST NEW,
Alaska. 3 compartments, 800 pounds ie
capacity; worth $400. Our special $130
aeh.
U. S. ARMY
HEATERS, HARDWARE
AND CAMP SUPPLIES
. GOING DIRT CHEAP
BEATERS $11J EACH AND Up
ward. Various makes and sizes.
GALVANIZED GARBAGE CANS, lla
23", $1.73 cne ; 21i27M. $2.50 each.
GALVANIZED WATER AND FICR
buckets; good condition, from 50c, $5,
73c, 95c each.
U. 8. ARMT CAMP SUPPLIES OF
all kinds. '
ENGLISH KNIFR BAYONETS MAT
b grouad into aa eiealleat butcher,
earving or fish knife, 30r.
STEEL 8CABBARD TO FIT THR
above, '60e.
RUSSET LEATHER WAIST BELTS,
worth $2.00, 50c.
$l,0 PIECES AS80RTED ARMT
ennmt'l ware.
WRITE FOR BARGAIN PRICE LtST
of Army go;, " . .
TERMS CASH WITH ORDER.
INCLUDE POSTAGE WHEN
ORDERING GOODS SENT BY
MAIL.
EVERYTHING FOR CHAIN
GANGS, CAMPERS, AND
COMMISSARIES.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
ARMY- COODS OF ALL
KINDS.
WE DEAL IN ARMY
GOODS EXCLUSIVELY.
TJ. 8. Government reqniree as to pay
cash whea we buy. No C. O. D. order
aeeepted. Moaey back if not satisfied.
BRADLEY BONDED
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
GREENVILLE, S. C
1U Fsyettevllle SUt,
Barnes Safe & Vault Cx
Ull RaM Mam Strees, BwhaSlv. Va.
Rt, at km, Prea. aad Mar.
' RIgbtfaUy t rm a -North
Cre!iWs Graateit Market
Place, tha Clauified Page b
Th : New And Ohrveg f et
thla recognition by producbf
result. . ' ' 1 :
lt RALEJCH Jfj
LATE REMEDIES
FOR SNAKE BITES
Old Ones Discarded As More
Dangerous Than Original
1 Wound
(Dr. Harris A. Boughtoa ia Kew TEA
Herald.) - " v
8 far is It ha beea possihlt to see
taia, a fallowing la th first preserip
tioa fer task bit, tak from, th
tweatyflrat ahaptar f Numbers, aad
th ecurreae bappeaed ia 1458 B. (X,
aetordlag to the ehroaology f Usher i
9. Aad th peopl spake igalatt God
d kgaiast VI oses. Wherefor have
ye bruf ht at ap oat at Egypt t die
ia tha wUderatsst for thsr i a brad
aad ther te a wstsr; aad ur soul
loathsth this light bread. ' ,
Aad th Lord Mattery Mrptata
amoag tha people, aad they bit tha
people i aad math peopl of larkel died.
"7. Therefore, th people cam aat
Mo, aad said, Wa have sinned, w
hex spoksa against tha Lord, aad
against thee; pray ant th Lord, that
he take away th serpents f rent a. Aad
Moses prayed for th peopl. i
"S. Aad th Lord said unto Moses,
at ass the a aery eerpeat, aad set it
apoa pole tad it shall eon to pass
that a very oae that is bittta, whea he
looksth apoa it shall live.
0. Aad moses made aerpent ei
brass, aad pat it apoa a pole, aad It
aat to pas that if a serpeat had bit
tea aay maa, when h behld the Mrpeat
f brass, he lived."
. It was aa a of those f request occa
sions when tha ehlldraa of Israel had
wandered far from their aeual path of
reetitad aad had to be tailed ap with
short tart. Nearly eight hundred years
later, aa related U th second Wok of
King, a regular reform king set on
t throa of Israel, aad his asms was
Heteklah. Precedent waa nothing to
him, for:
"4. He removed th high place aad
break th Images, and eut dowa the
grot aad break in piee th brae
sera at that Uoees had madei for
unto those days the children of Israel
did bora incense to it, aad ha called
it Nehushtaa."
- Old Remedy Baa- Gone.
This atory fMm the waaderinta of the
Israelites furnishes several interesting
themes for discussiea. Tha time is
opportune, for many are in tha mount
ains where aa teeasioaal rattler make
it escitlag if aot dangerous. Thee,
too, tha favorite old time remedy for
snak bit is theoretically, aot avail
able at this time L ., whiskey el-
teraally, internally and eternally. Bo
it is qaite ia order to find out really
how the modera scientist would treat
a eaake bits.x
la North America there r practi
cally oaly two types of poisonous
snakes, the rattler and th copperhead,
which Inds home leargely ia our
Southera States. The bites of both are
eitremely dangerous, but aot always
fatal, which makes it difficult to deter'
ina oftentimes just what method of
treatment Is efficacious.
Take th whiskey cure, fir instsae.
Ther has bea ah mora persisting sup
erst itioa ia or eat of tha profeasioa for
many decides than the effectiveness Of
this treatmeat New, it has beea tho
roughly prove that the humaa organ
ism is obliged to fight two serious
tntosieatioas iastead of oae, whea the
old whiskey treatment Is admialstered
for snak bit. It has been a good
deal eaecler for th average man to
forget the old ehickea treatmeat of
th Keataeky mountains thaa tha whis
key aura. This consisted of ripping
th body of a blaek hea opa and put
ting that part blttea withia the gory
feld. ,
Rattler" Pelaea Act Qalekly.
Tha poison of th rattler, injected
usually into a hand or leg tbrongh the
fang at the time of th bite act
quickly. . Burning paia fellows
ImmediaUly, aad withia flfteta
mlaute eoastltutioaal symptoms ap
pear, first tha legs begia to get weak
aad flaally refuse support to th ua
fortaaat victim. Ther is great pros
tration, feeble aad fast pals, aad
beads of peraolratloa stand ut on
face, which ii sallow aad pale. Tha
mind begins to wander and,flally there
it ltthhrgy aad ao atteatioa ia paid to
aarreaadiags. Death, if it oeeuri, doses
th picture ia about twslvs hour.
It Is aafortanat that at th pre seat
tim ther is a "specific" trestmeat
for rattle snak or copperhead poisoa
lag. Th poisoas of ail these serpent
sre of a protela aature, acid, and
the case of the cobra, aad a few other,
anti-toxines have beea very successful
ly employed. Th difficulty, however,
it that the aati-totiaet is not at haad
sooa enough after tht bite to accomplish
a cure which would readily b expected.
If th injections ar prompt. There
tr Inherent technical difficulties to
ba overcome ia making anti-tosiee for
tha rattler, aad beside th demsna aow
Rubber, of Courte"
Ask any electricai mao
to name tin beat all-round
insulation. .Tttv to one
hell say rubber.
It ia th right answeri toes
particularly wkar aterag bat
t trie ar eon car nsd. That's ana
of th thing that tbxe years -BMWIilardTlaaSwdKubbar
Inenlatioe baa yjeaeyad. --- ---.:.-OaMia.
LetaateSyeurMre
about Threaded Rubber. Ask.
while bare. Cor e eopy ef th .
. booklet. "Tb Wkki ef the
Wfflard." j
Raleigh
-Storage Battery Co.
ZTyfotkr, MaJsater "
rbama 1U
V? VQ ag
W3
aot s larg aa to warraat tha s-
peaditnr of tim aad moaey. aloag
that lla. , Th4 result U that h who
would b esred aFrattl snake, or eop
perhead.bJtea must aat quickly aad oa
hit wa retoorcea. - , , '
As kas bee said, tht bit it usually
at aa extremity. A turalquet should
b Immediately fitted abov th wound
by tying a handkerchief ia which it
eneloeed th asual stick for Ineraasiag
th pretsvr by turning. This stops
th flow M th poisoa aioag th lymph
channels aad veias late) th system.
Thia tort of pressor cannot ba kept
ap ater thaa half aa hoar without
fear at gangrene. If aa targeoa I at
haad to act qalekly, th pressure caus
ing a partial aaaeatheiia f th part,
aa may take a sharp Jack knife aad
freely Hp opea , th flesh arouad th
poiat where th fang has entered.
Better, if possible, la to remove a
portion at flesh Mftlraly, leaving a hoi
about tha tis of a thlmbl where flesh
I thick enough to allow. This proee-
dnr It beet whea mpioyd quickly.
Th wound caa the be packed with
any on of a somber of different tub-
ttaaeea, pertassium permihgaaau ' be
ing tha beat, if preeursbl. Th wound
should b allowad to bleed freely. If
not th acidity of the venom can be
aeatralited by any alkali like baking
aoda or eaustie soda. By this Urn th
half hur leeway it nearly ap, aad the
aext mora to prevent th little poison
which remains in the lymphatic chan
nels from working Itself further tad
farther upward.
Ther are two "don tr for the per
oa who treat snake bites. One I
not to nek th wound, end th ether
it not give th patient whiskey, coffee,
etrong had black, is much better aad
safe;. ..
There I hlstnrle res son fer th
physician to b Interested ia tnaket.
Long before th birth of Christ, when
aa eseulaplus of Kot and Knidos llvd
and gave to humanity the first inkling
of what scientifle (renovation) medical
prsetice ehonld be, be adopted tha stnff
aad tht snake a symbols ef th healing
art, an Insignia to this day seen oa tha
roller of medical officer of tha army.
But while tha Insignia has remained
much the aame dowa through the eea
tnriee, the prartle has advanced until
now like Hetekiah, the medical man no
longer either us whiskey or (alive for
task bites.
VAST AMOUNT OF LAND IDLE.
, F. Pt Speake Before Labor Ua.
alveralty Coarse Lesga
Washington, July 13.-Louis F. Ppst,
assistant secretary of labor, spok last
evening at tha Public Library before
th Labor University Course Lesgue,
which presented its fourth of a series
of lecture preliminary to the opening
of a university ia the fall. Hi subject
wss "How Bhall W Pay for th Wart"
"Th only lustifleatioa for private
ownership of land," Mr. Post said, "is
that the mea who Owns it shall put
it to its best use, aad if ha doesat
do this he is guilty of a breach of
trust
He declsred th nubile has no eon-
eeotion of the amount of farming taaa
out of use in this country. A large
nortioa of thia land, ha said is under
the eontrol of large eoneerns, who are
holding the lead for increase of value,
Besreseatatlve Sinclair of Fiona Da
kota will address the league next Moa-
d.v nle-ht. His subject will be the pur
note of the noa-partisaa movement of
North Dakota.
WORKING IN BAUNTS OF MAJESTY
Coblena, July 16. American toldicr
employed in the United Btatee post
office in Cobleat have beea sorting mail
la school rooms whieh during the early
day of the war, were need by the then
German Emperor for holding councils
of war with his shlefs.
Soon after the beginning of the war
ia 1014. th Emperor wss la COblena
several months, spending severe! hours
aeh day with army generals who were
thea using ths school house as an army
headauarterr. The school building
near the eeater of towa and several
large rooms oa the first floor were taken
over for tha army postome a lew aayi
after the Americans took over the to
bleaa bridge-head last December.
Waat Lotteries Back la Mexlca
Mexieo Citr. July 1J. Efforts are be
lag made ia com quarters to hav the
decree prohibiting lotteries revoked aa.l
a petition to that effect haa beea handed
President Carraasa.
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY OF
ROANOKE RIVER RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Ia tb United State District Court for
the Eastern District of North Caro
linn At Raleigh.
Virginia Trust Oompaay aad American
Nntional Beak, Complainants,
vs.
Boanoke Biver Railway Compaay,
Defendant
Pursuant to aa order catered in. the
above eatitled causa, J. H. Bridgera,
Receiver ef th Roanoke River Railway
Compaay, and Commissioner, appointed
by tha Court, will, oa July 26, 1910, at
1S:00 o'clock hi, at the Court House
door ia the towa of Henderson, North
Carolina, offaa for 1 to tha highs!
bidder, tubjeet t confirmation by the
Court, tb line ef railroad of tha Roa
noke Biver Railway Compaay extend
ing from Mansoa, Warrea County, N.
to Townsvills, Vnne Coaaty, N. 0.,
together with all lsads aeqairad aad
used by said railroad aad all the right
of way, esemeats, roadbeds, tracks.
bridgta, eulterts, switches, aid tracks.
station honeec, wereheuses aad erec
tions aad fixtures of every kind and nil
such reel aal-peraonnl properly, rights
f way, eaatmeatt d appurtenances
at may be germane to tr accessary to
the construction, ope ration or niaia
teaaae of aald railroad, also all a
giaet, ear, rolliag stock of every kind,
tool, mncLinery of every kind, rails,
spikes, joint fateaings, timbers, ties,
superstructurs, aad material of every
kind ao ewaed aad possessed by laid
railroad vompaay, alee all furaiture,
safe, book, aecoahts, maps, tarveyt,
chart eel offie tqulpment belonging
to aald railroad company, also nil
materials and jubpliea at every char
acter ewaed by said railroad compaay
together wrth all and alngular th
teatmtnta, htreditamente aad appur
teaanee thereto belonging or In any
wit appurtainlng aad also all th
right and pewsrs, privilege and fra
ehlsee.of r beloagiag t aaid railroad
company. .' .. .
- J. B. BEIDGERS,
leeeivar of Boaaok Bivtr Railway
Company and Commissioner. j-
MINIMUM WAGE FOR
WOMEN FIXED AT $16.50
Washington, July 13. Th minimum
wag for women mployd in tb iaer
eaatll industry ia th District of Col
umblk will ba 116.50 a week, if th
unaaimoue recommendation of th eon
fereae thai bat had tht matter Bader
eoadratioa ia approved by th nia
imam f age board.
This finding, just aaaouneed, will
meaa a eoaeiderable booet ia the pay
of women, as th board ha ascer
tained that oaly about kali at th
40 woma employees of mercantile
establishments he receive $12 a week
or less, aad about eae-foarth reach
the rating ef $16. Before th mini
mum rat can become effective it must
be considered at a publia hearing, th
data of which mast 6 advertised for
month. Afterward, th board will
in sue a formal order which, under
tha law, eaaaot become effective for
two months. , This will make tha mini
mum wag operative about November
I. '.
It is a nappy circumstance that
th conferees in th matter, ef tha
minimum war fer th mercantile in
dustry f th District ef Columbia
reached a unanimous agreemeat,w ob
served Charles J. Columbus, secretary
Of the Merchant and Manufacturers'
Association, wha has labored with th
(0W
IHEER delight
that ' what you'll
find In thla mild
Meditation Cigar with
its fragrance of finest
blended Havana.
Indoor or Outdoors,
it makes no difference.
TheMedltaUon touches
your smoke-palate just
in the right spot. It
never "bites" or hits
back. You're as fresh
when you throw the
butt away as when you
put a match to the tip.
Ask for the Meditation
Cigar today at your
dealer's.
Eight Sites:
10c and t for tSe
J. B. LEATHERS A Ca
WhtUmk DMntrntoit -Oriaahsra,M.C
I r-
c
Here is theioutfit that
so many farmers have
been waiting for
A'thn hontpowtr jfu'triiinf
dinct connecfei fo,anvefocfrio
tfeflerafor enif'lffec with
pulhy that' maea tho tngitw
evtiaWo' for anjr ether;power
Ineeefon th Arm.,
DOrTT niait the mlttakrof buyinXrtjant'
that U not large enough. Yen want w be
able to uVjt)ur, light andatnaametirne
perhaps several of the labor aaving devlcet that
are making electricity o'useful and, so popular
on'th farrn. .
Thit new Wettern Electric" plant' hat pOwer
-plenty of It The engine burns gasoline or
.kerosene; is throttl goemed and air cooled., It
jautomaticany atopt when the batteries are fully
charged and runs without noise. Small motors
for pumps, cream separator,
'can be operated directlyftom the generator. peanerti Washing Machin and other lcu;lcaj
aku.iJ tl.A ti a S S s rea Iap mm a wirrV IsaIm m at a me j4 laiW, t lha KeMf.aa
Vv$f y Item w uig uivjwtvvvi yi wtpv m ka44 sviiv iuuwj&jmvwitju9twmjt9W4f$k
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR DEALERS
Write us for particulars
Farm Equipment Co.
J. K.
121.W. Martin Street,
T
employers conferees through this and'
other minimum wsge matter. .1
I am ur that th respective een.
tercet represeatiag tht public, the em
ployee aad employers are to be eon
gratnlated -apoa- th great amouot of
labor aad intelligent consideration that
wa givca this imports at matter. ;
"The Merchants and Manufacturers'
Association not only indorsed and
helped to bring the minimum-wag la
into exwteaee, but it ia, naturally.
taking a keea interest ia its interpre
tation aad will ba none the lee vigi
lant in it aforcemeat Ia my eea.
tact with th -merchants of Washing
ton, big r little, I Sad a aaanimity
of va sentimental iatereet ia regard
to th employes, aad tha idea ef u
minimum wage appealed to them, and
am tur there will be no tfrieus
difference of opinion on th part 'of
aay merchaat as to the equity of tht
present finding.
"Business men reallie tnat the value
of a dollar hat depreciated aad are
more tbaa pleased that the Mercbsnt
aad Manufacturers' Aesociatioa helped
Are You
Interested in
.Good Values and
Saving Some
Real Money?
Clothing is going to be
very high in price next
winter and next spring
also. There is no without
warning at Boone's; our
policy is to give you the
facts and you can then be
governed accordingly.
Clothing Is also going to be scarce. It is doubtful If
we will get near all of what ws have bought; it look!
like the manufacturers will not be able to deliver near
ill they have sold. So take duo notice these off
days and
"COME AND SEE"
Is All We Ask r
You can now make a real investment at Boone's, as we
do not raise prices, and what we have now will be
much higher when we get it in again, as we will have
to pay a great deal more for the goods now.
C. R.BOONE
"004 QMUiy ShU Wbat Re Sell"
"Boon to You" : "Boon to You
fanning mill, etc.
save moor tm
MacCARTHY, Manager
it
to put th miaimua wag eomn
law throagh, so that th needs of t
might, ba more equitably consider. .
, "Service in mercantile life has v
derful attrautiene, and I feel cure t
the operation of th minimum
lo, "will tead t develop aa c , ,t
greater rtate'ef effieteacy aad cer
tainly should attract th more fU:i
to this lioa of employment
"Effideaey ia tb " watchword i t
buiinesa, aad I am eonfideat that t-e
bueiaae iaterecta, Without eeepeet in
clsss, wiir resposd to the ruling ot
the conferees in a whole-hearted and
co-operative spirit" '
RUN TBE1R OWN BREWERY
London" July IS. Because tha Coal
miter ef Wale can tot buy tnouch
beer, owing to the shortage, they are
buying a brewery. A company haa been
formed te porches and eperst it and
the capital at ' $100,000, it being sub
scribed by various miter's elnbt, which
art taking Cut shares fa th oaer in
proportion to membership. ,
aft
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pcbmpessTejrfcierAt ,
ajKe,theJnewWeernectrfc
every 'desire. Moirethan fortyarVt)lectric
'manuflctu!g"experienceU back of It, ,
Wore;youAbuyMypisnsee
EledricjTuin. He canthow you tbJamachine,
and otherlesJ'imdrtyrpesy'wlthf a' without
engine. Ther 1a a WestmElctric plant for . .
very poeaible farmjeondition, and you Wt nuke
your entire equipment "Western ElectricT'Mo-i
'tors', Water System, Milking MKhtaesVetctd
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RALEIGH, N.C