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, . tnlne eecoadhand, .bat without the
. "squeaky sound, tie that Unload
' , tough for tbo neighbors to boar whta
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, The Newt and Observer Witt Ad. If
70a meed a gaa range or a piaae lamp
or anything, get It Ue taiy way, Oa
the ether hand, yen eat ecll the old
. furniture that no longer flta lata
. your household scheme. Get rid
. . old ehairt that , offend tha family
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menta. No interest charges. Written
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built, bought, sold, and exchanged.
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The NaUoaal Cash Begtater Ce,
1ST W. Martla St. Phone Bell !8
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ia 8 point black caps, for which no
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line hyphenated words count as two
words. No abbreviations allowed in
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dress tounts as a word. Always count
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below:
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fatted aa tee above a notation
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ealy for aoaeoeatlva day-ey-dey In
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a Saaday laeertlan aloae, area
though crdertd for conootatlve Saa
deyt.
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10c a liae each Insertion, regardleaa
af tha aamber of Saadaya tha adver
- tiaement appears. .
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THAN 80 CENTS WHERE THE AN
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LESS THAN 10 CENTS.
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A discount a 10 per sent is allowed
for sever CONSECUTIVE DAILY la
aertioaa. Where .white pace ia da
aired above and below a charge of 10
cents per Hat is toad.
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WANT MEDIUM IN NORTH
CAROLINA."
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in rayettarlUe Street,
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Interesting Account o( Recon
.!..- 1- t . Baa . , .
siruciion wor in rrogress
at Fort McPherson .
''''!
(By Sergeant Battle Williams, of Army
seeoastructioa Division.)
Wera voa to visit Fart McPhersoaa
GeaeraVHoipital aear Atlaata, Georgia,
aad while there ask to be showa through
tha racoastructioa dlvisioa where aevea
huadred disabled soldiers are being
taaght aad initrueted along lines that
will aaabla them to overeoma their
physical handicap yea would And four
large state buildings constructed dur
lag tha summer af 1818 purposely for
housing tha educational service of the
hospital. Going through those buildings
you. would tea aver a dozen urge aad
eommodious class rooms, and in-one
baildiag aloae yoa would observe an
antra floor devoted to the ate of tha
class in auto mechanics where practical
Instruction ia given in the repair aad
upkeep of automobiles and trucks.
Ia aaother building similar spice ia
occupied by the agricultural department
where classea 'are held and demonstra
tioa civea ia tha use and care of gas
engines, aad the operation of modora
farm machinery including farm tractors.
Tha printing shop with its linotype ma
chine nad presses la located ia t ho third
building, while upstairs ia the same
buibling is established the photographic
department nad telegraphy class rooms.
The offices are ia the fourth, building
along with the commercial department
and general education data rooms-
May Bacama Diacaarageo.
When oaee a pereoa is within tha
boaads of General Hospital No. 4, or
any ether large army hospital for that
matter, it is not dimcuit to realise taai
sick aad wounded mea ia their efforte-
to retpoad to the skilled medical and
surgical treatment that is being given
them should at times become disheart
aaed tad wonder whether after all it
ia really worth whllt to makt the flgbt
to overcome a physical handicap that
appereatiy dooms them permanently
unfit to resume their former vocation
or enter upon a new one after their re
turn to civil life. Such momsats of
despair are bound to come in the lives
of disabled soldiers, mea who perhaps
have lost a leg or arm, or have bee a
partly bliaded by war's terrine strain,
aad it is then that the reeonatruetioa
divisioa through its hard workers, in
structors and occupational aides enters
into the situation . by extending its
facilities to tbo disabled soldier In aa
attempt to aid him ia overcoming his
disability.
The work of physical reconstruction
has been tarried oa at MePhertoa for
over a year and the results and methods
established have made aa enviable
record for this hospital. The work of
the educttiontl service if divided into
that doae in the thep er class-room aad
that accomplished ia the wsrdssmoag
bed patients.
All Study la Velaatary.
Whea a soldier becomes able' to at
tetd classes la the school buildings he
is permitted by. his ward surgeon to
come to the aUfxt-sroa and remain e
long at hit scheduler cslls for attend
aaee apoa flat. While ia the class
roam er chop, as the tsse may be, the
soldier studcat is girea individual ia
atraetioa and ntteatiea by the Instruc
tor aad Bathing it kit undone that
will go toward msking the course in
teretting and helpful to the disabled
war veteran. It should be borne ia
mind that all af the reconstruction work
is dote voluntary oa thepart of the
soldier, aad that he ltallowd to se
lect whatever class er subject he de
sires, it. be tag remembered by the as
sigameat afflcer that the soldier stu
dent should study subjects here that
will flt into the liae of work he in
tends to pursue ia civil life. In a vast
majority of the easet carolled at Me
Phertoa the mea are deeply interested
in agricultural subjects and the stu
dsat it permitted to elect any branch
of the agricultural work that appeals
to him most. Farm crops, a practical
touiie embracing a study of geaersl
farming at applied to the needa tad
demands of the Southern farmeris a
decidedly popular cauisc and proves
lateaesting aad profitable to the aver
age Termer boy who aims to follow up
farming.
And its interesting to observe that
la aver IPO per cent of the arollmentt
when a soldier gives farming at his
farmer vocation he etprtstet a prefer
ease to retara to it provided hit phy
sical disability will aot prevent the per
formance of farm work, aot so mark
because it is a profitable following, but
because he "likes It la a number of
cases where the disabled soldier hat a
brokea 'angle or bad kaee, aad feart
that he will be aaable to do any work
la which he will be required to stand
upon his feet, ht it urged to select a
course in telegraphy, or perhspt a
commercial course, so thst in civil life
he will ha relieved from ttaadiag apoa
his feet.
Tripe of Inspection.'
A aery interesting besides entertain
ing feature of the work here ia the In
tpcetlon or ehscrvatioa tripe takea by
the pupils. These trips are made almost
every day by the aid af ambulaaeet
The
Newt and Observer ,
Has opwtMc! up a Branch
Office) in ,
COLDS30RO, N.C., ,
at 1(4 S. John Strowt, next
to Southern Bell Telephone
Company.
Subscribers served at J 5
cents a week, daily and Sun
day. If you d o n ' t g t your
psper promptly notify! man
affer of the Goldsboro
branch.
Bring your nswi ftemi.
."Wnl Ads" tknjtnd
A a a M em "
Information furnished eon
cerninjjr display adyertisinjjr.
VHILEiriHOSPlTAL
aad tracks. The students ef various
elssses ander the direction af an in
ttrvctor are taken en toura of Inspec
tion during which time they are fives
an Opportunity to vtew modern up-to-date
dairy farms, in operation; nur
series ttd fruit farmt arc visited; cot
ton forms coma in for a large' share
of the inspection trips 1 tours of in
spectioa , through the maaufaetnring
plants la Atlanta are made weekly, and
nothing i overlooked in the way of
affording aa opportunity for the eoldier
student, to tea ia actual operation those
things la which ha Is most interested.
Classes la typewriting aad commer
elal subjects are conducted through the
large offlcet of many t-uslaeat con
cerat ia the city, and printing aad
linotype classes are taken through the
office and plant of Atlanta aewapajKrt.
On each Journey the iastrueter arranges
for a guide to point out the most ia
terestiog and prominent features of the
particular ' farm, plant, er office, tad
the students make aotes and report to
the class tha results of their observe
tion, .' ' ;.V " '
In tbe ward Work of 'the hospital
specially trained occupational tides
give til of their time aad attention to
bed patieatt who ere interested ia mak
ing articles of different kinds. In pass
ing through the wards where occupa
tional work it etrried on 'oaa will set
soldiers engsged in making toys and
painting -themf otherurill Je .found
weaving on htad looms ; while rug-making
and weaving mats comes ia for a
large share of the work; bead work tad
knitting proves aa Interesting occupa
tion to a large number, while' Jewelry
work affords pleasure to others. Bat
ketry is quite a fascinating work aad
many ward patient have proven them
selves skilled workmon in basket-mtk-
'lag-
Opportunity ia afforded bed patieatt
t take troewrwitltf by meant of htv
ing aa adjustable table arrangoeatoag
the bedude, ana Dy means or a lever
swlatina tha msehint-aerott the bed.
Classes ia general educatioa are taught
to mea ia wards, aad books oa varied
subjects are takea them by aidos. There
it practically every kind of work con
eeivtble going oa among ward patients
aad to a large ettent the time it ptstsd
away ia doing simple handicraft work,
A dally record it kept of etch patient
enrolled la ward work, just ti there if
t complete record made of the shop and
class-room soldier student, and at the
end ef the week the aide grades her
Broker Wanted
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Bernard Mcftdden. edi
tor of Physical Culture, the
monthly magatiae, aad the
editor cf the Bochy Moun
tain News, both deal tome
tledge htmmer blowt for
the dntglcsc methods.
McFaddsa tort la a state
ment about the compara
tive statistics of the medi
cal and drugless trestpient
of 8panlsh influeasa eases,
"if these figures ere cor
rect, and they are put for
ward ac correct by honor
able mea, what appalling
conclusions one would bo
forced te drawl Think what
it would mean I It would
mean that most ef ths 400,
000 who died would be Hive
today, that they were ac
tually, though unintention
ally killed."
The Bocky Mountain
News cayst Then ststis
tlec mean (If true) that the
old school treatment of at
least two diseases (the flu
and the pneumonia) is In
many eases more deadly
thaa the diseases them
selves. Death caused v by
malpractice whether
through ignorance or other
wise, should be prevented."
ChlreerMtie at a aw mUrm
rmsltbic 'rem the ClMem that
k4 alltiOMSt f Um (wants'
mt movable wrtabne er Hnte
tt the tukbviM InUrftrn with
spinal nerve force and wtakmt
ke toe. Me vtlwr ilwmr
ever eaplahMC t swulbljr whr
m sua'a Ctnnt dlfm frem
aaether. Call Ssoar and learn
far rmaati wkat Chlrcsraette
can Co ta yaw eaaa.
No Chare Itore h
eaarfe tar oaanlUti tad r
ere naotr a bllcstlet.
Dr.F.T.HOFF
CHJSrASHtACTOB)
tmm wsj .'w. - -.
w astT
yom taipg amaivsco ran
IAOV ATTBNOANT
Capudine
PUICM ftlU
NCTACCTANIivi
EASES
HEADACHE
Alao, tXM mn4 "nXlTr M
trial Beetle ISai atoe tserva
lout
mi nils aad turaa the report in to the
odeo of tbe Educational Officer. -
Some North CaroUaitaa. -
Soldiers from almost -every State ia
the -Union have bee carolled ia the
MePhcreon aehoal fram time to time,
any number of North Carolina boys
have tahea courses ia UePhersoa't Re
eonstructloe school while patieatt ia
the hospital A aamber of cases of in
terest are to be found la the following!
CdI. Earl Cecil. Compeay E, 118th la
fantry, af High Point, N. C wounded
in aetloa October 7. 1918, panned a
course of study In general education
here from llarch to the latter part oi
April, whea he was discharged from the
. . . i. i-i.
aoepitai. ' v;pi. vwcu was svrmeny
the furniture buslassc aad plans to re
sume hit previoul occupation.
Pvt. SsmucI Lancaster. Company M,
119th inftntry. of Black Creek, N. C
tfter oil months'. service oversets ras
disabled and returned to the nospi'al
here, formerly earned In firming.
Plant to -return to the farm. Wat as
cathusiasttc student ia - Farm Motor
class while, 8 patient ia the hocpltaL:
. Bgt, Jesse B. Champion, Cempsny D,
120th infantry, of Henderson, N. C,
wounded on tha Bomme front, Septem
ber JOth. WIS, esprestcd a preference
of a commercial life tc a future vocation
and while enrolled ia classes of the
educational service selected bookkeep
ing, typewriting, ' stenography, ttd
trithmctie tt subjects of study.
Pvt. Thomas Branch. Company A,
C, entered the aervlee September 80th,
1017. Was wounded ncptemDcr snn,
IBIS. Previously farmed with father at
Danbury, N. C PUas to return to farm.
While a patient la tht hospittl wtt in
terested ia classes la general educatioa
and farm subjects.
8gt. Peyton Hsrrell, Company F,
321st Inftatry, of Buabnry, K. C, wa
ACMS
Cezssi Plaster
Carolina Portland Cement Co.
Oharleeton, 8. 0.
AHaau Blrcatngtarn jackaeeviUe KewOrtoama
Poultry Feed and Supplies
Wkolcoalo and BetalL
BUCKWHKAT
BABUCY
WBITB COIN
HAPPY HEN SCRATCH FEED POCLTBT OB)T
HEN CACKLE LAYING MASH 8UKFLOWEB SEED
BABY CHICK FEED PIOF.OK FEED
BEEF SCRAPS CHARCOAL
OY8TEB SHELLS DRINKINO FOUNTAINS
POULTRY UCB KILLER
POULTRY DISINFECTANT
Everything for Farm sad Cardea
JOB P. WYATT & SONS CO.
RALEIGH. N. C.
JUST RECEIVED 1,888 paaads .New CROP TURNIP
SEED. Write far Prices.
Tried and True
The Prices, Too
Is what you find after
wearing Boone's De Luxe
Clothes. This is why we
do not have to have spe
cial sales to get rid of
goods. We really find it bard to keep inoods in these
days when , good merchandise is scarce, and we are
not willing to carry the other Kind.
The prices are just as satisfying, as we are still sell
ing anything we have at old prices. No going up
at Boone's.
300 Suit Left; Your Choice $10
THESE ARE SUMMER SUITS AND WORTH DOUBLE
THE PRICE IF I BOUGHJ THEM NOW.
"COME AND SEE"
: Is All We Ask. .
IT IS JUST LIKE PICKING UP MONEY FOR YOU
. AT BOONE'S
C.R.300NE
, ' "Ceee Qaelity peUe-Whal Boone Sella
"Boon to You" :' ' ' "Boon to You'
' ' J ' 'i
formerly tagiged la clerical work.
Wounded en toe last day ef tha war.
Enrolled ia bookkeeping. and commer
cial law classes. Pleas to - resume
format vocatioa. . -i-t-Pvt.
Clareaec Telmttcr, a colored eol
dier ef the agist Labor Battalion, of
Ashaville, N. C, waa disabled overseas.
Became interested in Motor Mechanics
while patient hero aad profitably
pursued a course of study la the auto
mochsaiee workshop. .
ENGINE BREAKS DOWN - V
BRIDGE OVER TAR RIVER
' - Rocky Meunt, July . 30. Aa tnaiae
tad tender crashed through the A- U W
trestle terom Tu river en the me la
liae to Norfolk Monday afternoon,
fortunately ae oae was aboard the lo
comotive, tad ao fatalitict resulted.
The eaglte wet left standing oa the
north side ef the trestle to act as bal
last aad at the same time to test the
strength of the structure. With the
continual strtia of the gittt locomo
tive npon it, the eabaakmeat and ad
Joining buttress of the bridge gave way.
under the wsshing of the water with
the result that the engine was seat
crashing dowa into the stream.
The accident further handicapped the
traffic facilities of the railroad which
had already been terribly crippled be
cause of numerous washouts by the et
eesslve rsins and swollen streamt of
recent days.
Ageata Create Satplcloa.
Leaingtvu, July 30. Throe soldiers
claiming to be ageata for a soldiers'
mtgatlne speat Thursday night aad
Friday ia Leaiagtoa taklag orders for
thrlr paper, but before leaving created
tuck suspicion that it it thought thst
they were probably worhing. a fake
I proposition.
bemond the Best!
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Uetal aad OompoelUon
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Metal Lrli, Metal Cti&B(, Corner Beads.
Wall Tlce7 Mortar Calers, Sltisttjl Sttiae,
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number ef those who
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We Want to
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You Are Hereby Invited to Attend a Sale At
ft!
OF
U. S. Govemmonf
PROPERTY
ToBeHeld
III t "T.
At the Base
465 Ponce
FORD BUILDING
ATLANTA, GA.
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THE property included in this sale is of the same
general chsrscter as that offered at previous
sales at this plant, and will Include such items as 1
tents pyramidal, wall and storage; implements,
furniture, Pyrene fire extinguishers, harness, incom-
plete mess kits, heaters, shelter halves, paulins, etc.
Sale will begin at 9:80 a. m. on each day advertised. .
Cash or certified checks only in settlemeab fs V
By order of the War Department. ,
J. U. H. BARKER, Capt. Q. M. C.
July, 1919. Zone Salvage Officer.
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oart, and l utod the moot pertku
ear people eenrwKere. If your Kair it
mJTtU early. NU'e -Jl oOe it soft.
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9M laWeJ sSaa
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