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TUESDAY MOHNITiG, AUGUST 19, 1919.
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Kline & Lazarus
NEW FREIGHT CASE
LAW EXAMIflATION
TO AGENT YOUNG
BUT
BERK
FIVE SUITS BEGUN
AGAINST RALEIGHITE
DESERTERS REPORT
PREPARE TO FIGHT
SlUUHGH BIHERS
VERY IHTOXICATIflG
PAT
LESS
Included In Number Are Re
turned Soldiers, Three Wo
men and One Negro
CLASS IS LARGEST '
SINCE WAR STARTED
Supreme Court WOl Assemble
lfext Tuesday To Hear Ap
peals Argued Troxd First Dis
trict; Associate , Justice
Brown Soon To Be Back On
The Bench
Seventy-one applicant far license to
practice law ia North Carolina yester
day faced the eiaminatioa required by
the Supreme Court for admission to the
bar, and many testified to the fart that
the eiaminatioa was not particularly
difficult.
Ia the batch of seventy-one appll
eanjta, the largest class since the begin
nine of the war, there were a number
of service men, whose studies were in--)
terrupted by the war. Likewise, there
were three women and one negro.
The eiaminatioa was framed by As
sociate Justice Walker.
The 6uprenie Court will assemble neit
Tuesday to hear the appeals from the
First District, as the first session of
the Fall term. Associate Justice Brown,
who has been ill for some time, elpeets
to be again with the court shortly after
the opening of the term. j
Qaevtlons.
1. Does the grant of a power to con
gress Imply prohibition upon the
states to exercise the like power, and
when b a power vested in congress ex
clusive of all state action on the sums
subject!
2. What effect have the publie acts
and records of one state in the courts
of another t
3. What provision is mndr with refer
ence to the extradition of offenders
tgninst state laws?
' 4. What constitutes fleeing from jus
tice t
5. Is there any remedy for an impro
per refusal to comply nith the demand
for a requisition!
0. Whiit is the extent of the legisla
tive power of a state!
7. Is the poliee power of a state un
limited, snd specially, if the 14th
Amendment to the I'. R. Constitution
places any restriction upon its exer
cise! S. When a county proposes to exceed
the! limitation of taxation, as fixed by
Art. 5, sec. 1, of our Constitution, for a
. nurpose not involving a necessary ex
pense, how may it proceed to do so lnw
fully, and is this procedure affected by
iiy recent amendment to the Constitu
tion, and, if so, what is it!
9. When a hill is introduced in either
''ranch of the legislature to impose
taxes npon the people, nhat procedure
- must be observed in order thnt it may
become valid statute of the State, un
der Const., Art. 2, sec. 14!
10. Can' a citizen sue the Rtate, and
if so, where is the jurisdiction and what
' If the procedure!
11. A, B, and C join in proceedings
for partition of land, alleging that they
esta the land in fee s tenants in com
mon. Partition is accordingly decreed,
and afterwards A acquires an outstand
ing paramount title. Can he assert it
against B and Cf
12. When is a condition annexed to
a estate void, and what ia the legal
effect, if void, upon the estate granted,
distinguishing between the different
kinds of conditions f
IX What is essential to the arquisi
. lion of title to bind, or an easement
therein, by dedication!
14. Within what time must a limits
.. ties of an estate by will or deed vest,
in order to be valid, or rather not to be
, void, at common law, for remoteness,
and if we have a statute upon the sub
ject, what la IN substance!
15. If A builds a house upon his own
.premises, so as to obstruct the light
and air which otherwise would hare
free access to his neighbor's house, what
remedy, if any, has the latter against
tint!
' 18. What is a party-wall, and what are
the fights therein of the owners whose
lands it divides!
. 17. Can a tenant in possession dis
pute his landlord's title to the land,
aad if so, when and under what cir
cumstances! 18. When one has acquired snd holds
the possession of land as tenant, can
he attorn to the owner of the truo and
paramount title, and thereby defeat
the landlord's right of possession nt
the end of the term!
19. A conveys land to B, and after
ward to C, who takes possession there
of, title being out of the State. R then
net C for the possession. Can he re
cover! What is the rule in such cites!
10. Give an example of aa estati ac
! quired, or passing, by estoppel.
.21, 'if an estate it granted to for
' the life of B, and A dies before B, who
; takes the estate!
52. Wh may make entry upon land
for the breach of a couditiou, and Is
the fight of entry assignable by grant
r other conveyance! Give your rea
son. "
2S. If condition annexed to an
ettate precedent or subsequent be
void, what is the legal effect upon the
estate greeted!
24. A eoaveys lsnd to B upon a parol
agreement that the latter will hold the
same for A, the grantor, aad ronvev
the legal title to him when requested
te de so. Is the trust an enforceable
oaef
23. Hatband and vife are seired of
aa estate by the entirety in land, and
the hut bead, having secured a divorce,
remarried. He tics die intestate, his
divorced wife aad his second wife sur
viving bias. What "are the right, if
. any, of aucb survivors, and the hti
band's heirs, ia the land! State your
' reason.
2. A devises bad to B for her life,
, and at her death to the heirs male
of her body by her husband C, what
estate doe B get by the devise! '
S7. A leases a house to B by a writ
ten) agreement, te which there' is no
eoveaaat as te repairs, and during the
tenancy the root leaks, so a t rea
der the tipper story of the house an
iahabitable. Who must snake repaint
S. What law govera the validity of
contracts
23. What U a contract if to be per
Proceedings T6 Recover Money
Loaned; Failure of Big
Company Is Cause
A aa aftermath of the failure of
Monitor Graphite Company, a corpora
Uoa with office aad mine ia Clay county,
Alabama, which several prominent Ra
leigh citizen sought, (o promote, fire
civil suits have bee a started ia Wake
Superior Court against William J. An
drews for recovery of money loaned
the eompany on notes.
The five suit were started for the re
covery of a total of 122,267.95. The de
fendants are: The American Bank and
Trust Company of Wilmington, tuiug
for WfillSS; The Citixea Bank of
Zebulon, for tlfiffll National Bank of
Lunibcrton, for 12,000; Merchant Na
tional Bank of Raleigh, for 13,VX); aud
W. H. McKlwee, of Raleigh, for $3,750.
Mr. Andrews was president of the
corporation which eiisted but. a short
time before being declared insokcut
and bankrupt. W. B. Drake, Jr., of this
city, was viee president, and Theo.
Webb, another Raleigh citizen, was sec
retary-treasurer.
Ia answering the complaint of the
different cases, Mr. Andrews contends
that ho executed certain notes as an
official of the company and not as an
individual. He also explains that he
owned only a small portion of the
stock 250 shares whereas others held
more than he did. Mr. Drak.e he as
serts, owned 267 1-2 share of the com
pany's stock.
formed la a place other than that
where it is made
.10. When is a contract in restraint
of trade void!
31. What ngrreements in restraint of
marriage are void!
32. State the difference in the effect
of partial illegality of eonsiderntion
and partial illegality of promitc"!
33. Can a contract eonfer rights on
a person not a party to it, so ss to
entitle him to sue in hi own name for
a breach! -
34. What effect have custom and us
age upon tho interpretation of eon
tracts! . 35. Can parol proof ever be permitted
to vary the terms of a written con
tract! .16. What are quasi contracts, and
how do they nrise!
17. Cuu there be a valid conveyance
of a possibility of inheritance, or a
contingent interest, ill land, or a snle
of goods not yet in existence, cither
in luw or equity!
3tt. Huppose that goods are stolen and
then sold by the thief to an innocent
purchaser, will the latter acquire a good
title, in against the true owner!
31). What choice of remedies has a
purchaser who is defrauded in the sale
of goods!
40. If one of two joint tortfeasors is
compelled to pay damages for the tort
to the injured party, ie there any ease
in which he may recover over againat
the other wrongdoer!
41. Is the sheriff, in the regular exe
cution of process issued to him, liable
civilly or criminally, for an act com
mitted by him under it, when his only
justification, in a suit against him for
the act, ns being wrongful, is aa un
constitutional statute!
42. In an action, under the Federal
Employers Liability Act, by an em
ployee of a railroad eonipnny njninst
it for negligently injuring him, if the
jury should find that there was negli
gence and contributory tiegligenej vhut
would be tho proper ru'o for sssasxing
the damages! ,
4.1. If a judgment is recovered against
one of two tortfeasors, or a release
gieu to h'm, how T' it rITr't !lu
liability of the other one to the in
jured party, if at all!
44. Define a power, and
give the
different kinds.
4.1. How iIih'S aa executory devise
differ from a remainder!
46. What ia a legacy, and enumerate
the different kinds!
47. What is meant by the abatement
of legacies, and in what order do they
abate!
48. State the difference between
mandatory and prohibitory injunctions!
4!. What ia meant by decreeing spe,
einc periormanee wnn compensation
. ... . ..
fur defects!
trust when the trust property has been
wrongfully iluponeJ or hy tne trustee!
51. What rules govern the descent of
equitable estates f ,
52. If an agent makes a contract in
his own name, instead of using the
name of his principal, what are the let
ter's right and liability in respect to itt
5,1. Is thai property of a municipal
corporation subject to levy and sale un
der riecution in any case, and if not,
how may a creditor enforce payment of
his claim against itf
5t. Is an officer of a municipality
liable to it and to individuals, who may
suffer thereby, for nonfeasance, ssis
foasance or malfeasance of duty, and,
if so, to what estentT
V. WW sr. tho remedies, if anv.l
of a private corporation (or its stock- j "Headquarters Eleventh Infantry Bri
holders) for lee sustained by either of j gade.
them by reaxiu of the fraud, wrong or
negligence of the officers of the cor
poration? r,(i. What is meant hy an ultra vires
art, and state the rights of the State,
the stockholders, and individuals dealing
with th
thereto.
corporation, in regard
57. "What is essential to lie shown,
and by nhat degree of proof, to correct
a mistake in ajleedt
51. What prNecticn, if any, Is es
tinded to parties and , n ilnesses. while
attending' court I
5il. In what rases Is a notice to pro
duce a paper or document unneces
sary f
0(1. What Is a bill in perpetuam rcl
mcniorinm. and when "ill It lie enter
tained by the court I
01. What Is essential i ei Jc to ren
der a ennfessio admissible!
6?. What would be the effect of the
discovery cf relevant facts from In
formatloa contained ia a eonfrVion Im
properly obtained f Would they be com
petent as evidence t
63. What ia the measure of dsmage
for a breach a to fitness, quality or
condition,1 in a sale of goods!
- 64. WMea are consequential damage
recoverable in actions of contract and
ia action ef tortt - - -.
65. Whea re eiemplsry, punitive
tad vindictive damage recoverable
66. What It Mbraearft
Turned Aloose In Raleigh, All
Prisoners Show Up At
Appointed Time
The eight Johnston county deserters,
who were released ia Raleigh Monday
upon their honor to report agaia Mon
day, were all oa time at the union sta
tion. Not a oae failed to report te
Special agent 8. Glen Young aad hi
Belgian police dog.
knew yoa boy would be here,"
remarked. Mr. Youag a he shook hands,
with the eight men yesterday afteraooa
at the union station. The crowd left
oa the 4:19 Seaboard traia for Camp
Jackson, near Columbia, where the de
serter will be delivered to amy alU
cials. The Belgian dog attracted consid
erable attention yesterday la Raleigh
and, naturally, many mca and boy
tried to make friend with him. It
couldn't be done. The police dog, ex
plained Mr. Young, i trained te re
gard all strangers as criminal and will
even resist a friendly pat on the head
unless it is administered by its master.
It is esay for Mr. Young to corral
a bunch of prisoners, place them inside
a marked circle and then leave them
for many hour in custody of the dog.
The prisoner are always there when he
returns.' In capturing the eight desert
ers Sunday, Mr. Young put the first
four arrested in a circle, handcuffed
them and placed the dog on guard.
Hcwas gone several hours ia searching
for the other four but the first hunch
of prisoners were still ia the circle when
he returned to the scene.
A MILLION AND A HALF
FOR NEW ENTERPRISES
That Is the Sum of the Capitali
zations of New Enterprises
Yesterday
Half a dozen new corporations, one
of them capitalized at one million dol
lars, and totaling' 11,450,000 ia capi
talization, filed articles of , Incorpora
tion with the Secretary of State yester
day. In addition, three corporations filed
amendments increasing capital stocks.
Details of the charter yesterday .are
as follows:
Swan Quarter Belhaven Transporta
tion Company, Swan Quarter; motor
boats; authorised capital 10,006, sub
scribed 1630; duration unlimited. J.
F. Bishop, Sawyer Orocery Company,
J. D. Dawson Company, all of Bel
haven, and others, incorporators.
(,'. C. Coddington, Inc., Charlotte;
authorised capital 11.000,000, subscrib
ed $.100; duration 60 years. Marjorie
U Coddington, Charles C. Coddington,
Lee A. Folger, all of Charlotte, incor
porators. F. B. Shackelford Company of North
Carolina, Inc., Greensboro; dry good
ana cioimng; numonxca eapiiai io,uw.
subscribed $300; duration 99 years.
B. Shackelford, Columbia, 8. C; Mai
Lachman, New York City; F. P. Uob
good, Jr., Greensboro, Incorporator.
Mount Olive Oil and Fertiliser Com
psny, Mount Olive; authorised capi
tal 1250,000, subscribed 038.500; du
ration 50 years. S. L. Warren, Ben
W. Southerland, Fred R. Mints, all of
Mount Olive, and othera, incorporators.
I'eachlnnd, Iuc, Pinehurst; horti
culturists; packers; authorised capital
$125,000, subscribed 300; duration un
limited. L. D. Kirkland. R. P. Reade,
Jones Fuller, all of Durham, incor
porators. Independence Theatre and Amuse
ment Company, Inc., Charlotte; author
ized capital $50,000, subscribed $4,700;
duration unlimited. Sloan S. Slierrlll,
J. M. Rumple, P. Woollcott, John M.
Himke, all of Charlotte, incorporators.
Amendments were filed as follows:
Harris Hardware Company, Washing-
ton ; authorizing the issuance of $100,-
000 eight per cent cumulative stock, re
deemable at 105 after January 1, 1925;
capitalization, $160,000.
Valdeso Manufacturing Company,
Glen Alpine; increasing authorized
capita! from $123,000 to $300,000.
Uellc-Vue Manufacturing Company,
Hillsboro; Increasing capital stock from
$225,000 to $500,000; ereatiag $150,000
cumulative preferred stock, miking
total authorized preferred stock to
i ... A. A.ti in nnn . - j . i.
mumim i -w,wui new prnrmu
lo re created rrom increase.
I
I DR. CHARLES W. YOUNG
HERE FROM OVERSEAS
Was Cited Twice For Braver
in the Engagements of
Sixth Division
Dr. Charles W. Young, of Atlanta, ar
rived in the city Sunday from oversea
to visit his mother, Mrs. C. W. Young,
515 Polk street.
Since tho signing of the armistl-s
Dr. Young has been a student at the
University of Bordeaux, Fraace, and
during the engagement of the Sixth
Division at tho front he wai cited twice
fo bravery, as followsi
i ne romnianumg general cue in
general order Private (first class)
Charles W. Young (observer) for splen
did and commendable services:
First: In the . Yosges mountain,
j Gerardmer sector.
Second: In the Meusc-Argonn offen-
"Thi work extended over a period
of about two ilontlu, during which
time he was subjected te enemy fir of
all kind and when subject to tuch
(ire he manifested bravery of the
highest order. He wis tlso subjected
to physical suffering in cold and in
clement weather but ttwayr performed
his duties cheerfully tad efficiently
without tny thought ef the suffering
te which h was being subjected.
(Signed") "WM. R. DA8HIELL,
-Brig. Gen. U. & A
(Official) "Commanding."
, Real Estate Transfer.
Real estate deal recorded yesterday
ia the office of the register ef deeds
were a follow:
. Dolli B. UeDuffi to Bailie Jones tad
Annie Hill, lot ia East Raleigh, for
I1W aad other considerations.
Mrs. Bessie Loeb to N, A. Brown, lot
oa Jotinsoa atreet ia Riteiga. for 1700.
Zcb B. Page and wife to p. C Brown,
tract ia Cedar Fork township, for $10)
aad ether considerations. t
Chamber of Commerce Secre
taries Meet Here; Plan To
Raise $3,500 '
PROPOSED BOOST WOULD
INCREASE DIFFERENTIAL
Where Virginia Cities Have Dif
ferential of 11 Cents Under
Carolina They Would JRxi
12 1-2 Cents, Unless Bail
roads Adopt Central Fright
. Association Mileage Scale
Decision to raise $3,500 at once to
fiht the proposed 15 per cent increase
la' freight rates, and the making of
plan for the fight, waa the business
yesterday of the meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce secretaries here.
Several reason why the Chamber of
Commerce should participate in the
fight were given, the principal one being
that failure to do to, and loss of the
case te the United State Railroad
Administration, will mean the" lost of
what few advantage thi State hae
gained in the freight rate situation, and
jeopardize the present ease of the
Chambers against the railroads, now
pending before the Interstate Com
merce Commission at Washington.
The hearing is on September 15, at
Washington. The secretaries voted to
tentatively retain their attorney in the
other ease, Mr. J. H. Fishback, as
eounsel and apportion the necessary
$3,500 to fight the esse among the
cities of the State. Mr. M. B. Beaman,
secretary of the Raleigh Chamber, is to
select two other secretaries and go to
Washington to gather data.
Additional Discrimination.
Docket No. 10,515, which, i the ease
of the Chambers of Commerce of the
State (Raleigh, Greensboro Henderson,
Greenville, Fayetteville, Wilson, Zebu
lon, Rocky Mount, Goldsboro, Durham,
New Bern, Washington and Tarboro)
against the director general of rail
roads and others, is now pending set
tlement at Washington.
It was aimed for a readjustment of
all rate to the north and south, in both
directions, looking to a fair differen
tial under the Virginia cities. The
evidence in the esse was voluminous,
but all tended to the same endi That
tho Virginia cities possessed an unfair
advantage over those of North Caro
lina. The Railroad Administration now pro
poses to raise all freight rates between
'Official" and "Southern" territory. The
line between the two is drawn just
south of the Virginia cities. That is, it
would leave the rates from the North
to the Virginia cities unchanged, giv
ing the cities, in addition to their pres-
! .nt Am.ntM nf if an ad.lt
tioaal differential of 15 per cent, under
all point in North Carolina.
Allowed la 191. . .
This increase of 15 per cent
ia freight rate was allowed by
the tyterstate Commerce Commission
to the railroads in 191(1, on the condi
tion that the carrier should adopt the
mileage scale of the Central Freight
Association, and publish the rates, i. c,
put them ia effect, within six months.
For some reason, the railroads failed
to take advantage of this incrense al
lowed, and allowed the matter to lapse.
It Was said that they found it incon
venient to put the Central Freight As
sociation scale in force.
At any rate, they now propose, after
all this time, to make the 15 per cent
increase effective, but without adopting
the Central Freight Association mileage
scale. If that scale were pu( into ef
fect on commodities between O flic in I
and Southern territories, the secretaries
would not have had ao much to talk
about yesterday, but the failure of the
railroads to declare the complete read
justment of rate that the adoption of
the Central Froight Association would
mesa is, tbo secretaries say, unfair.
Must Have 8upport.
The additional revenue, under this
proposed increase, would not go to the
railroads of the South, but to those of
the North and West, is anbther point
the eecrctarics object to in the rase.
If the chambers fail to fight the rail
roads in thi mutter, it may prejudice
the commission against the case in Doc
ket No. 10,513, was the warning sounded
by Mr. I II. Duncan, of Rocky Mount.
"We must have the interested support
of the business mca of the State in
thi fight,' be aid. To lose mean
another increase ia the cost of living
in North Carolina. It will be to lose
all we have gained."
Mr. C. V. Singleton, of Henderson,
was (elected to, get fund for the fight
in the wester a. part of the State, aad
Mr. E. R. Young to do similar mission
ary work in the eastern part. During
the meeting, Mr. Duncan, who is secre
tary of the State Commercial Secre
taries Association, received a wire as
suring him the support of the Asheville
Board of Trade. ,
Those attending the mooting today
were i Mr, H. V. D. King, secretary
Chamber of Commerce, .Fayetteville;
Mr. U. E. Barlow, secretary Chamber of
Commerce, Wilson; Mr. H. H. Willhoit,
secretary Chamber of Commerce, New
Bern; Mr. W. C. Denmark, secretary
Chamber of Commerce, OoldsborO; Mr.
U H. Duncan, secretary Chamber 'of
Commerce, Rocky Mount; Major J. W.
Jenkins, secretary Chamber of Com
merce, Henderson; Mr. C. V, Singleton,
Henderson; Mr. E. R. Young, Wash
ington) Mr, M, R. Beaman, secretary
Chamber ef Commerce, Raleigh.
OPENING OF THEATRICAL
SEASON IS ADVANCED
The opening of the theatrical season
in Raleigh has beet advanced sis dsy
and the initial attraction will be Ade
laide Thurston ia her owa play, "What's
Your Garnet" The date is September
4. Before thi show waa booked by
Manager t'pehurch ' the opening date
wa set for September 10 with The
Naughty Wife'' at the beadliner. Man
ager Unchurch expect to add a large
number of other attraction before the
opening of the sesson. ,
'
Carthage Market Ta Oaea. '
Mr. R. A. Bryta, who waa ia Raleigh
yesterday, states that the prospect are
splendid for a most successful seasoa
for th tobacco warehouses ia bit towa,
which will opea t aa early date, .
At Least,' the Results Cost One
: Man $100 And Costs; Union
Men Have .Scrap -
Oat maa waa fined oae hundred dol
lar aad coat for driving aa auto while
intoxicated, two members of tho paint
ers' union adjusted their difficulties,
and a flock of epeeder were feed aad
a few other cases disposed of at yester
day morning's session of City Court.
The auto-intoxicated maa waa T. A
Edwards, who has been op before oa a
similar charge. Thia time he had' been
drinking Noah' Stomach Bitter, 23 per
cent alcohol. . Tho court assessed the
$100 fine a punishment. .
Somewhat similar wa th ease of F.
E. Evans, Pitt county maa of three
score and nine year, who was charged
with being drunk. He drank aromatic
or Angostura Bitttera, with 45 per cent
alcohol, practically the sams percentage
as whiskey, . Judge Harris suspended
judgment oa payment of costs.
E. 8. ' Demilt twore out a warrant
against his brother ia tbo painters'
union, H. B. Wade, charging bins with
assault. After Judge Harris beard the
testimony he found both mca guilty of
affray,, but reserved judgment for the
time being.
It appeared that the two men were
delegate to tbo central conneil, and
could not agree. Following a confer
ence ia tho ante room, Wade struck
at the mailer man, who drew his knife
and stabbed him ia return.- Demilt
claimed he used tho knife ia self-defense.
Three colored boys, Edgar Westfield,
Alonzo Cohen and Fred Stewart, were
given 30 day oa the roads each for
steeling rides on train.
The following speeders were fined five
dollar and costs eaeht A, M. Henderson,
29 m. p. h.; P. E. Stathasos, 30 m. p. h.;
H. J. Lea, 28, m. p. a.; B. A. Johnson,
28 m. p. h.
Howard flaJbrntine, convicted of care
less and reckless driving, waa ordered
to pay the damage to the boggy of
Henry Bobbitt that he caused, and the
costs of the action.
' W. T. Tucker, up again for tpeeding,
was directed to return and bring his
father with him. Judge Harris indi
cated that he intended to take Tucker's
privilege of driving away from him for
a time.
The case of Herbert Dunlap, who is
eharged with breaking into Julia
Smith's store and stealing $18.04, was
set for today. Patrolman Welch was
examined in reference to the ease, and
testified to finding Dunlap in the store,
with the money in his possession, and
added that Julia identified the money.
Zander Lane will also be tried today
on the charge of disorderly conduct.
Earl Noble was arraigned before the
court, and put under $100 bond oa a
charge of perjury.
q
Mrs. Joha D. Berry laarovee.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Berry left last
night for Elkia, where they will visit
Mrs. Berry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
J. Bray. Mrs. Berry and the children,
James Gny and Martha Louise, will
ipend several months in tho mountains,
while Mrs. Berry is recuperating from
her recent serious illness.
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notch-all-the-way
cigar.
. Its blend of choice
Havana, its mild, mel
kw fragrance soothes
business worries and
leaves you feeling at
your very best
. ' JL k. LEATHERS A CO.
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Offering Special Values in Our '
Piece Goods Section for Today
Cottoii
Priced Fr Below Tlteir Worth ,
Cheviot For iliirta, waist, etc. COe value, special, yard... .3e
,56c yard Khaki Clbth Extra heavy, special, yard.. ......He
S5c SS-iach Dark and Light Dree Percale, special, yard.:......... JSa .
Table Damask 66 inches wide. A very good quality. 75c value, yd. SSe '
Cretesinee 50e value. Beautiful floral and ornamental designs, yd. !
Dress Glngnsets 32-Inch goods. Tlaldt and-Btripe. di'ie value,
tpeeial, yard ...lie '
25c yard Apron Checka Colors: Brown, Blue and Black, tpeeial, yd. lie
35c yard English Nainsook Extra value, 10 yards. '..$1.$
75e yard Khaki Cloth' (0 inches wide, tpeeial, yard... ........tte
7$c yard White Organdy 40 inches wide, special, yard Me '
SSc yard Fancy Dress Voile 27 inches wide, many colors to select '
from, tpeeial, yard...,, ,.. IS
. SSc yard India Llaon, very aheer quality, special, yard..... M .
Stc yard Flowered Checks and Plaid Dress Voiles, tpeeial, yard. ...!
79c yard Dress Voiles, ia the prettiest designs of the season, special,
yard ,...!
1 McCal! Patterns
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Dependable, Serviceable
FURNITUR
For Modest Or
Pretentious Home
Whether one dwells in the atmosphere of luxury or
the happy environs of a three-room cottage, this stock
is quite extensive enough in quantity and variety to
outfit completely any home.
Being neither radical or conservative, we strive for
the "happy medium" in everything, and in our en
deavor to supply the public with what they really
.want, have surrounded ourselves with patrons who ap
preciate the service and are loyal to the core.
We have no catch-penny schemes. People now
adays, are, too intelligent for that; besides, they are
quick to recognize values and seldom nibble at a baited
hook. ,
, Compare Our Prices
With Any Store
Note the construction, the finish, the style, and we
have nothing to fear in competition with the biggest
and best in the land.
Royall and Borden
The Home of Dependable Faraltaro i
Goldtboro i RALEIGH i Durham
Kill th Germ and Keep Him on the Floor With Our
Dustless Sweep
It Oils and Pol ishes at the same time. Positively Keeps the
Dust Down. Does Not Get Dry if Kept in a Cool Place.
SHIPPED ON THIRTY DAYS APPROVAL
Pricei. As Follows t
IM lb. Barrel iJU per barrel
!H lb. Barrel 123 per barrel
IN lb. Keg .777.7.... US per keg
F. O. B. OXFORD, N. C
Oai No. 1 Floor Oil
Oar Special Floor Dressing.'
1-1 Barrel 4c aad II Galloa Can 10c
DELIVERED te yoar R. R. Station.
" SOUTHERN FLOOR
P. O. Bot 111 t
Dm m a 24x11 laches, leather camera Uh I ah seta of Srat class
t O IV "loM!S MP', taoagh ta ttaTa year, 14 eacar by
parcel post. IMS. - ,
BIOTTE R ' BEND lS Y0VR ORDERS.
DAn C .COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY
' a If you haven't read the Classified Ads today, you' havo , a'
missed a food part of tht paper.
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.32c per Galloa la Barrel
............ SSc per Galloa la Barrel
above. Barrels
Order shipped direct aad promptly 1
SWEEP COMPANY - J
OXFORD, N, C
RALEIGH. N. C.