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niE fWS AND OERVER.
SATURDAY KGaaWTtG, AUGUST 9, 1019.
I.
Society
IDIAKPIIIIL
, A ehild, I played the aid, aid game,
Feratr w. sid rrt tka me
) Aad lairkDf fled frost ana -ba aoogkt
t'ltil kw kasda my ts kindi etughC
i Ak, tktf wis irt lid yirt aft) -
J Ytt ttill tkt tkrUUas pi ma I kw,
Far ktrt, la tkla grim tity ttrttt,
A pliymttt tip my Jaded foot.
I ktrd Ml nockim teiiRhttr kik
A tM wptBr tkaadtraj by,
A4 fflt kU breathing stir my kilr
Jill II I fained the trailing there i
ff Un inclifi 4M I 'stipe,
USkarmed, aateukd, kit tteilthy
.-. shape.
Aad pit, ailik tka eld, aid tm;
rareves iw, yet itill thi km.
I aevtr tur the taliln rnunil
ad bant my eager playmate do;
He matt pursue, I must Arc
for it ii Death who plan with me!
$ s-FJnrenre Vaa Clravr, in Kew York
.
Mim Aliria Ashe hit returnH from
Charleston. S. (. where she was the
jruett of Oapt. and Mr. Alien Rogers,
Mr. Rirhsnl Tift, of Albany, Ha.,
the giicst of Mr. and Mrs. San Ashe,
Jr.
Mm. Robert Rridgrrn aid bliss
Ellrabeth Brirtgers have returned from
Hoy at Wrightevllle Beark,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carpenter tf't
Friday for a visit of several weekt at
plowing look. -
' Mr. Will Morsnn. nf the Highway
Commission, is spending several dsyi
a the eity.
-Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Uwit, of Tal
lahassee. Fla., are the gneajs of Dr. A.
B. Hawkins on Blount street.
Mesdarati ft. O. King, T. R. Jenet,
Robin King and children left yrtter
lay for visit to Ocean View.
tl I f l I . X
from a stay at Virginia Beach.
Messrs. Rufus Hunter, Bill Uiins
! den and Haywood Kdniendton bare re
f tarard from a visit to Wrighttville
Beark.
Miss Rusle Wenwk Taylor lsvt
. ; today for a visit to New York and At
lanta City.
i Miss Ler McAln hat .returned
, to krr Immo in Garner, after a vtat to
JJi 'lolli- A'Vn n line street,
-Mrs. J. B. Culliai kit fnas to
Cae llvnr.v, Curritiiek and Prin
eest Ana eountirs. 8hr was sccom
aaid by her ehildrts, Doris, Mildred
tad .'.nlirk.
Miss Myrtle Wiggins will leave this
morning for Charlotte, where she will
visit ker aunt, Mrs. F. P. Pegrain.
Mrs. S. N. Parrott and her daugh
ters. Misses Marl tad Kmma, loft yea-
' terday aioraing for Columbia, South
Carolina, to visit Mrs. Psrrott's mother,
h Mrs. B. F. Btarr.
Mrs. Priestly Mangum, of Wake For
est, spent yesterday ia the eity,
Mrs. W. V. H. Smith tnd daughttr.
little Misa Nell, leave 8undsy for a visit
to CMpel Hill.
Major Gordon Smith hat returned
from a visit to New York.
Dr. Louis West and Mr. James Mr
Jtlmaion left yesterday for a motor trip
to Henderson ville, where they w ill spend
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Benton have
returned from a visit to Ocean View
ltd Virginia Beach.
Miss Rail if Bensoa it the guest of
ker brother, Mr. B. B. Benton, 3IH W.
Hargett street.
-Mr. tad Mrs. W. X. Junes. MUi An
nie Jones, and Mr. William Jones leave
today for Buffalo Bpringt, Vs., to
spend some time.
Miss Howard, of fialemburg, ie tba
guest of Mrs, A. M. Ogleshy in Glea
rood. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Douglass, Mr.
C. A. Douglass, and Dr. and Mrs. U T.
pachanaa and baby have returacd to
.the tity from Beaufort, where they hlt
bea for the past three werh. The trip
arts made ia Mr. Deuglass' ear.
Miss Vera Herring it visiting
friends in Blue Ridge.
. Mist Mattie Bailey leaves todsy foe
fleodcrsonvillo where sht will spend
. aevertl weeks.
Bora.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude T.
Moore, of Rsleigb, R. V. D. No. ), a !
ilaoguter, Wednesday. August Ith.
UeMUla.
Miss Mauda Uuito Mills aad Mr.
Dakota C. Lee, both of Raleigh, were
married at 3 u'cioek yesterday aft
rrnoou in the offre of the rrgister of
deeds. Justice of the Petca M. 1. Med
ia perfurmed the ceremony, '
YOU CAU HARE YOUR
COHPLEIIOn SOFT,
VfHITE AHD YOUTHFUL
Br thw Um f tht Fopul&r
BLACK mni WFITE
BmuI TrMtment
' Waeaen viwai wsnt to took 1L Tsw
, aistasw tattoM her sktn. x Hwwt
wsml wa Un mwiy.! f c
r er m miwt nui a
vlTir skhi aa4 a MuM aoaselniM.
www n (km, mil,
lath isii Ifc aahf mm
tSrlll hlat m smh tka v.aUr kw.
tt mm tkwvbw. km) ksiM,
frwkk Ua. ewakani m1 swke r Oark
'f". maaar alMtM warm, mas k aaa
aft kv tho m at ! th hwh aa iVkh IWowt
n at tbe lb aa TVkh. baswtv
ktth s ttti at Oiatawat ai
ItataMM a aaat at aUk.wMaa4
i ataralaa. - It ta Jittaiaai
laMsnam. waisa w
Km a .Ta OmtsMM
aat marataa. It ts inna tram
h tahai ag raas
takit tttt ant astwv a hats latta.
MsajM as aM aaa arae atara far lit
Skin Maw
Both black
'tan as baanM
a earkasa. af tat aunafartaii
tba atiaak pastaaw en raarhjt at arte.
Frat eoasaV M4 Ulantare hf aaa H
, ant wttl ll ml stall this to . MUm Ba4
VV krle. Bas lit, Utmpkm, Ta..-lU, i
Protection
tor "
Your Watch
; ' la Hitaaier vkea one goes
without vest, t Waltloiftr
r other lonsj tbtia Mnot
bt wted MtitfaettrUy.c Yt
tkl watek requlr guard
fvsa asort tkta tka at
other times,
Maay men prefer fobs),
otktri eoat cbaiwa. One of
tktM it asstatltl if tu
sat your watch properly
protected. A Mia really
should kavt bath, lor there
art timet when It it wiueh,
more eoarenlsat la tarry a
itsh la a taat ratktr tkia
tbt trauton ptkt.
.Volly'i thawt variety of
P 1 1 1 1 m I ia both toit
ehsins and fobs, solid told
and bttt quality gold
plated. Ia appears net ltd
qqality they satisfy thl
mast dlterimiaatiag taste.
COAT CPAIN
TOR CHAINS
Maaogrammed fab
made to order.
JOLLY'S
EiUkHtk4 II YMrs.
Jotlf ft Wynne wtlrr Co, la.
tt rarsMetfllt It-
Gaea To Visit Matbar.
Mr. I K. Butter left last night for
Elisabeth City to visit his mother, after
which be will go to Norfolk on busi
ness. Oa Northern Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bronn will
loave todny for New York City, Phila
delphia tad Atltntie City for I two
weeks' trip.
Gets lilt Dlcherge.
Lieut. Jeffrey Btanlitrk, who ht re
cently returned from overseas, where
be served with the unitary corps, hat
received hit discharge tt Camp Pit.
t
Mist Grovensteln Entertains.
It bonor of Miss Louise and Mitt
Lurlle Bentty, of Charlotte, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. J. U
Coble an Boylsn tvemo, MIm Julia
Orovemtein Thursday evening enter
tained I number of her friends. Two
hours were devoted to garnet and eon
tend, after which an ire course wat
served.
ess
Bridge Party.
Mrs. W. 1 Persons, of Rockingham,
delightfully entertained at bridge an
Thurs'sy evening st the borne of her
parents, Oapt. tid Mrs. N, W. West,
oa Uilliboro street. Aftor several bourt
of bridge, a' salad course and ice eourae
were served.
Those present werei Metdtmes John
West, W. H. Snow, Murray Allen, W.
N. H. Vmith, Mam Ashe, R. Y. Mc
Pherson aad Mitt Hal Morsoa.
e
Mrs. Albright Hoateas.
Mrs. R. M. Albright wat hottest at
a charming bridge luncheon on Wrd
nesdsy morning at her swuntry home,
south of Raleigh, Mite Hal Morsoa
wat awarded the prize for the highest
score. At the close of the game a
coursed luncheon was served,
Mrs. Albright's guests weret Miss Hal
Morion, Mrsdamts A. H. Arrington. W.
C. Harris, W. B. Now, Murray Allen,
W. N. H. Smith, sm Asbt ltd Y.
McPhcrson.
Mian Rnf Hoaavaa.
Mrs. L. W. Lamiistcr was hosteis at
a hearts dira party oa Friday after
noon at bar heme ea South Boy la a
aveaue eemullmeslsry to her niece,
Mits Edith Bay Buff, of Atlanta, wko
It her gueat. The honte wat tttrae
tively decorated In cut flowers, the tolor
asbtmt of pink being usad ia the score
rtrdi and iee coutM.
Then playing were Misses Ruff, of
Atlanta; Maa Htvphcntou, Msry tad
Aiiet Guerkiw, Maude sud Pauline Mil
ler, Natalia Coffey, Rutk Oldham, Mar
ion Otrvin, Ken man, Ueadamet Karl
McCarthy and M. T. Mitla.
t
ralajae 8tr Party.
On Wednesday evening, a group of
personal friends of Mr. Joseph Young,
who has just returned from two years'
service In Fran, gave him a most
delightful aad unique alarm atrty tt
HOTELS AND RCSOKTI
VlrginU Mineral Spring
HOTEL and BATHS
Craig Cs Va.
A thoroughly modera aad up-tt-datt
Health aad Pieamre Beaert, aa tba
Appalachian Divide tf tba Allcghanios.
Caty of teres. Rnioaabla rttts. Ask
tar booklet.
J. D. FORSYTH, Manager.
Ripley Springs, P. 0., Va.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE8.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM, VA. V
at I'm" iMmavealtassaH 'tjl ' MltSCf ReCtO &. COt
v5E. JmSF7SJ$tt i rnatttvlll. Street
KiZ." Showing of Fall and
j , ""Zl Early Winter
' l. c weathers H STYLES
caiaoropr a h obthopipici ' M tu' u ,rm
Practict limited tt Aagwtt aad Septombar Iridea Willi
PWttsea aw4 Dtfannlttaa tf tkt rati I . pgo.M Sll
UTH layettevllU bX Baltlgb, ft, a
oakci anb conciit Dr Dtxtcr Blanchard
orchestras j Dentist
Mml tatwsihat tor H oalta. Stlstm
at.tSftM af Udh .a ONkmtra el M . -i. D At rtrU Wl
Wawieataa 4 Mm Vara. Strktlr Uatsa. T acker , RALEIGH, N. C
ITOWIO, Maaagtf BalUUag :, BoU Phon i w J 14
IN , . lUMga, bt. C -
"T
bi komf oa West Jtaet ttrttf. Tkota
Drtunt were i Misa Josephine Band,
wi'k Mr. Joseph Yovogi Mist Citheritt
Alien, of Littleton, witk Mr. Brainard
Whiting; Mi Ida May Alloa, f MSdtkailaatli ia pralat of a atw tool, aa
ik Mm Allirt Harass: Uuii. l.i.-
tletoa, with Mr, Albert Barai; Mis
Rutk Joiiet, ef AtltaU, with Mr. Ray
tnoad Mai well; Mist Catktrint Knoi,
with Mr. Jtobln rhinips, fnt air, naa
dolnb Jdiie, of Atlanta.
Tlit evening wu featured with danc
ing tad gamet, aceampaaled with
tpecial string wusit by Mr. Whiting.
Refrtshmoatt of cream, ctke tad mlntt
weri terved at in tftcrwatb.
Raw To Pleb An Employer.
from tht Forbes Mugutlne,
"The best boas, asid Mr. Babla, prf'
dent of tbo Guaranty Trust Company pf
New York, "it tht ant wba it least of
a boss ftht oat who gives me a tht full
est opportunities to develop thepieelvea,
to grow to tht limit of their capacity,
Tbt 'ne aa concern canagt amount tq
much in these days of big things. It
takes a big, strong, well-organised taam
to grnpple with modem eonditions, aad
to Turn tho wonderful present-day op
portunitiet ta proflttbla account.
"The active, ambitioua young maa
thould try to beok up with aa aggree
aive, progressive organizatiea where be
will bt givta g chaiiet aea he dmoa
ttratva tint ha mtrits It to tbotr what
Is in him, a ehanco to shoulder rupoMi
bllitlet, The large organiution, -a-erslly
speakiag, offers the largest oppor.
tunitiet, baaaus it eta tommmd tba
capital, tt wall as tlit braini. to iccoro
plish new things, often along new lines.
"'To make money, go where tba
money is,' in an old and true saying.
The fellow who hns ability and courage
nnd confidence is usually not afraid to
leave the small, sure things to tackle the
larger thing."
i
Make Fools Of Tbemaelvet.
Forbes Magnzine.
The Henate of the United Stales kat
hoiattd itself up to universal ridicule.
The whole peace treaty "leek" ialddent
exhibited American polities at their
worr.t. The guilty Benntors palpably
were inspired by eagerness to bespatter
President Wilson, not by public-spirit-
edness or patriotism or n sense of duty.
Even Senator Lodge, from whom the
public would have expected better
things, hat tarnished bit reputation for
statesmanship. The excited unheav
irigs of tho 1'nited Htntes Henate did
not revrnl a mountain of villainy not
even a very small mouse. President
Wilsjnn ranic out of the mtidsllnging
without a apot. Nor were ''tht Wall
street interests'' shown to ha,vt utilised
the full treaty at the basil for making
millions in tpeculstlon. The only per
sous who emergad from tb episode
covered with ignominy were the 8ea
tors who were reipentihle for it.
n n in
Yhatawtyl
she doesrrtknew that
Resinol Soap
wculd clear her riun
"She would bt a pretty girl, if h
wsin't for that pimply, blotchy complex,
ion!" But tht rtgttkr uss of Rtslnol
Soap, aided at first by a little Resinol
Ointment, would probably make it clear,
fresh and charming. If a poor skin la
your handicap, begin using Retinoid
Soap and aeo how quickly it improves.
Km! Hal Smr t4 tniwl
OinmeM ' M tf sll !'
SW. F ttm wmIi mt
mck. wnx le bsnl. v-H,
Inst. aetasMft, kti
The Fragrant Odor
of onr Coffee le tempting In Itself. The
very emell of It cooking tt aa Invltatlaa
to taste, and the lever It dellcloaa, the
body aatiafylng. What In mare, It la aa
economical Coffee becaaou eo little af It
la aeewJw par tap. After the grit trial
yea woalt' not tire far aay other Caff.
Ct a atmple aa"d todty aad begla .0
know what rtHy tnjoytblt Coffea la.
C D. KENNY CO
108 FayattevilU 5 treat
Both Pboae 121
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NEW TOOL BORES KJL'ARE
i . . HOLE (ft WOOD OR
IRON
Muter tsacoaaiet art aaid t kt ft-
auger to bore tqutro kales, reeeatly
perfected by Carl H, eekmidgall, a tool
tnanufaeturar of Peoria, Illinois. Aa
cording to Jtmet Anderson, who writes
aa aecoaat of this rtaolutioaary-iavta
ttoa far tho Augurt 8t. Nkkoiw. it
will gt through wted, Irea r tttte
witk tqntl aaaa aad twiftnew, aad aaa
bt mtnufaetared very abaaply, eoa
sitting at it dot af aaly a doata parts.
Also, the idea it adaptable ta varia
tioatwhieh will make it possible to
bar kolea of any detirtd tbapt, regv.
tar or irregular.
"That metaphor for foollakaeaa ia
tbt cgllcga classroom, Jeit of tba ma
ehlae shop, aad basy dream of the seri.
ous. experienced tsglneers," tayi Mr.
Aaaestoq, aa auger to bore square
boles, hatlita perfeeted by Cart V
Belimidgall. a young Inventor of Peoria,
Illinels. '
"Not only kit kt completed tht con
struction of a working model, pf hit
machine, which werkt ita way by rotary
ration through wood, iron or stone,
and obtained letttrt patent from tht
United Btatca patent ofllce, but ePgi
ncuri in oat of tht leading universi
ties of tht country have approved it It
a practicable, cheaply manufactured,
tlrnplt too, and bt bat beta offered a
tottiderabla turn for hit patent rights.
"Tbt tool It really (vt augeri ia oat,
four little eonical rotary-euttters mill
ing out the corners of the square as
tho msin shaft links a hole through the
lumber.. In boring through Iron or
ttont .two operations take place: first
a round hole It drilled through, aad
then the four rotary sutlers mill out
the corners at a tingle operation. Drill
tng a sqqaro hole through a one-iarh
piece of marble by. tbt usual methods
takes four hours or mere of egreful
work by a skilled man, By the new
invention it can be done, and has been,
done in five minutes.
"And yet the square auger ia a
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
For Women
Confmtheb. A.intl0,5.
dtpett reprwenting tour
yean ol gonulna oolleRw
work, bawd on fourteen
uoiti ot kigt) tchooj endit
IMplomai awanle4 In
Art tad Muiic.
Library facilitlag gxoal.
lent,
Syttcmatio training in
phflieil duegtion.
Courti for Unnis and
baakatbtll
Location in centre of '
the Capital Gty gjvea
uQuaual advabtagca.
Room and board, literary
tuition and minor college
fees 235 to $310.
fOt CflUUOfcJt ot lu.,..., ut.
formatioa. gddretf
Charlet . Brewer, Pre.
fUlcdgr.ri.Q
St. Mary's
Sckool
lALIIUk. N. C
Now m 77lN Annual
Sttaion '
Uargeat realdeni school
of the Episcopal Church
in tht Umted SUtea tor
the education of yount
woman and girls.
Addaaaa
JUv. Warraa W. Way
Hot
Weather
Drinks
It'a easy ta got refresh
las. tairbliag, iavjgor
a 1 1 a i kvrate to
gether with goaa ear.
vice., Jat "lrop la" at
tb "WAKE" aad yaa'll
M t tbe feaaUIn the
drinks af year (hole
aorvad last rigM.
Whether It'a a tlaia
aaca-eola ar aa aliVrata
tanaae, tba aorvletjl
tanltary an tatek,
WAKE
Drug Store
rhont :ti-i
SODA i DRUGS t CIGARS
timplt mtcbltt with aaly doaea part.
carefully adjusted, aad awarding to aa
porta aaa bava ta mined and tetttd it,
eaa be manufactured at a compart,
tively low pritt. v
By making simple variations la tka
thape of tba suiters, it it pottibla aa
tht time principle to makt tht anger
kort boles tt glmott any imaglaaUi
thape, key kolei for doors, vi), axr
iidd aaa irregular kolea.
,"Tka laveator kit beea working apoa
kit idea aiaea kt was twelve yeart eld,
wkila leiming, at tkt aamt time, kit
tradt af machinist in bit fither't
blarkimitk ibnn, Ha It bow tweaty
aint gad opentet tbt biggest kaad
ault tool shop ia llliauts autald of
Chicago. Master mechanics frosa all
parti of tba United 8tatt already ban
beta to viait him gad tot kis atjuart
guger at work." ft
Army Oajbtara Want ka.
A eeuntry-wide eampaiga kt beta
started to reduce tba aumber of ua
employed es-artsy afflsers, by attract
ing tht attention af American employ
ert to the splendid material that it be.
ing waited while tktto men are aut af
work," it it isaeuneed by Celoaal Ar
thur Wood, astlitgat ta tkt BeertUry
of 'ar.
Thl chief difBenty gt preeeat ft tkl
piecing vf ea-army officers la, poeitiets
HDITES-STINGSI
irVl WuD tbe aflected
II J J eurmca with bosuo
hold ammonia or
warm aalt water, than apply
VICRS VAPOR!
"YOUR B00YfiUARD"-30.60i
LALLEY
LIGHT
An Actual
Economy in
Farm Use
Lalloy Light Savca Time
and Labor
It does so by providing
better light and electric
power. Ita light is always
ready always reliable
at a very low operating
cost. Its power is always
there to run the churn,
the separator, the wash'
ing machine. In seven
' years every plant sold has
. t u r n e d out to be an
economy.
Ask Us for a
Demonstration.
S. W Brewer
& Son
I1I I1T a. Wilmington St.
Soutkern
Atelier
For Designing
and Fine Arts
Technical illustrations. Pattatt
drawings, Mapt after Seldaotaa,
Orasmtati sad lettria fat
diplomai, etc. Artlttlt tigu sad
ads., Painting of reproductions.
Designs for interior decoration,
Snt arta, monuments, tte. afodtlt
for ornimtntt and of buildings.
Perspectives aad kird-yo-?iwt
ef baildlaft, faaterioa, maps, ttt.
Laaiataa architecture. V A
rncisi
Uarckaata Jfailoaal laak Bldg.
P. 0. B. 7S8. RtUigb, K. C.
DR. T. E. WILKEHSON
Has rwttraed from Ovesaea Servlea
- la tba Armr.
Offkas M-OT MaMkiava
Oltiai Haurt
--' . mrii ..ii ,r
i u te i-a t a
rd
flu
HT Oftlo t
IMS
tomparaple witk tktiy tUading aad
ability. Tka affittri of tkt American
grmy kv gained all eerti af axpav
rno in kaadling area and tituatiopt
ad tkay fe that they art rntitled
to inch mpluymtai will giva them
aa apporlanity to esereita thir ability,
But potitioat af this kind are not pa
numerous as tba jobs ordinarily in da
maad for rataraod toldiers."
Hpeaial aflaara kavt bea detackrd tt
tntwvle nnhnis vtia mirhk Aaa.
tibly ptaoa tsrmi efleeva, aaa Celonol
vtooat partttntariy requettt that tu
employers having Work for inch mea
eommnnieata with htm A i rM 1 w ( .
der that their placet might ha f iled with
ina greatest postinit aaptstltlaa.
Rheunm&m
la eompletaly washed ant af tka tyttata
by tba aakthtatfd Ihlvat MJatral Water.
Positively guaranteed by eeybath
offer, Taataa at aom a ttiflt. Oalia
t.ed .ajwbera by aur Ralalgh AgeaU
rrta CaaCy fja, fktaa theavAd?.
'wamaaB-laWtWaaaawtmF aBBmgay emsamaa mammmm p fW maaBmaa mnf aBamaBajnBajgpaamWBBja
"FATTY"
Mm
...in...
"A DESERT LM3ER0"
You'd tmink u MFttyH was rether soft, to
leek et hitn, wouldn't you?
Wall, kVa pot I Ho'a th toughost. hardatt,
revgheat Wtstsm cum that ever Ihred, in "A
Datort Hare" I
Ho eats 'an alive t Breaks rocks with his
teeth he's aeenery I
Aad then to show that he'a not all bad be
turns right around, calls the person, and ties
right up to the claasiest Salvation Army lass
in that rip-aportin Western burg.
ALSO
PODE
...in...
CYCLONE SMITH
PLAYS TRUMPS.
And "TIGER'S TRAIL"
TODAY
Louis Benni.on in "SPEEDY MEDE"
A COLDWTW COMEDY la Five Part.
Topics of Day from Literary Digest
HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY, A JAZZ HONEYMOON
Prizma Natural Colors "Kilaueas Lakes of Firs"
Something Entirely New.
SPECIAL SIOW TODAY 11 to 1 P. M. far Children; Admission IS Cts.
Monday and Tvosday
. Stuart Blackton's Big Production
"A HOUSE DIVIDED"
With
SYLVIA BRIAN EK aad HERBERT RAWLINSON
From Ratb Holt Boucicault'e Famous Kovtl
Tkt Bubetanc of tha Hontt"
(LOVE, MARRIAGE, DIVORCE)
Hi
TO CUT THE HIGH COST OF
LIVING, WATCH OUR
WINDOWS
Royal Baking Co.
109 S. Wilmington St.
Liberty Bonds Bought
We wish to buy Liberty and Victory
Bonds. M a r k e t B rice Paid,
ThejCity Bank
Right la that Peart Everything. ,
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