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FlowerSeed
"We believe- in flowers around ih;
homes of the'Sqirth. Flswers -brighten
up the' home surroundings" aad give,
pleasure and satisfaction to those. .who
have them. ; ' " " 4
We have set aside more tfian one
aaiUion pkU ot asd U beaatifal.
yet easily grow lowers, be givea
to our customers this spring tor tl
beautifying of their homes. - 4
Hasttegs' Sted Catarojrwe k
now ready. Brilliant cover in astural
celors, 100 pages of garden and farm
Informafton, profusely fllustrated. IT
the ope worth while seed beok for
&itbe rtrdeaftre aft tarxaers. TO
catalogue is absolutely free ye ott
request Your rrae aQd aaaress w
a postal card or in letters, will briat H
t TDtt by retjwa Bttil.
This 1920 Catalogue will afcaw ye
Just how yb an five aeta of
tower swdfl (Ave djffernt ser b
wlntefy'frw cfeost tfete spriftf. f
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Couple Have 21 Children
A family of twenty-one chil
dren has been tound in Santa
Rosa county, Fla. The father,
J. H. Taylor, is a preacher,
f armer and merchant at Berry
dale, twelve miles north of Mil
ton, the county seat, and the
last of his family consisted of
twin boys who were born on
January 21. The whole family,
it is stated, live within a few
miles of the old homestead, and
a very singular fact is that nei
ther of the parents is yet out of
their for tie. They both appear
to be in the best of health, and
Rev. Mr. Taylor, in Milton the
other day, stated that they were
all happy and that they were
"trusting in the Lord to continue
in His shower of blessings upon
them." They had always been
happy, he said, had always con
tinued in good health, and hoped
to so 6ontinue.
County Homes
Wilson county is certainly to
be commended for its action this
wek when it sold the present
county borne for the purpose or.
erecting a modern one. There
are unfortunates in every county
whom the county has to care for
folks who are disabled in body
and feeble in mind oftentimes.
Indeed the large per cent of
those who come to be supported
by the county are defectives in
one way or another. Perhaps if
they had been endowed with full
faculties their last days would
not be spent in a county home.
But the commendable thing is to
take care of these people proper
ly. Those of us who have our
heating systems, lighting sys
tem and bath room conveniences
can hardly conceive what it
would mean to have to look after
twenty or thirty or more partial
lv helpless men and women with
open fires, kerosene lamps and a
well in the yard. Smithfield
Herald. ,
Catches Live Hawk
The Siler City . Grit states that
Mr. C. C. Cheeck, while spend
ing a few days with his mother
and sisters at Ore 'Hill, upon
'hearing a great commotion
among the chickens in the back
yard, went, out ,to investigate.
-He found a large hawk among
them and attempted vto frighten
it away, but. it refused to leave
and showed fight, whereupon
Mr. Cheek, without gun, club,
rock: or any other, implement of
warfare, . proceeded to capture
the hawk' "with' his bare hands.
It was a fine specimen arid meas
ured three feet from tip to tip.
East Durham Baptist church,
of which Rev. H. F. Brinson,
formerly pastor at Simthfield, is
pastor, plans to erect a -building,
to cost $40,000.
Hamlet will vote in March on
$100,000 v; bonds for school im
; provement.
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rOut in'the cold, far away 'from home,
LSptnebody 's b6j; is airderifigalone,
No one to guide him or " keep his foot
steps rights . . ..
Somebody's "boy s homeless tonight.
Bring back to' me my wandering boy.
There's fte othr left to give me joy.
Tell him his mother, with faded cheek
arid hair ; : :.
At the old home is waiting him there.
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iJearch for him and -bring him back to
. me; -
Far, far away, wherever he may be.
Tell him his mother at the eld home is
waiting there.
Well da I remember the partiaf words
he said.
We'll meet where no farewell tears are
sbee'.
There'll be ne goodbyes in that bright
land se fair, !
When I come with life, I'll meet yeu
up there.
O, could I set him and fold him to my .
breast, v (,
There's no other left to rive me jy,
Bring back te me my-wandering boy.
Out in the hallway there's a vacant
chsir, I
Yonder, . the shoes he used te wear, I
Empty the cradle thatence he loved se
well. - I
Oh. how I miss him, no one can tell. ;
Can I ferget him or eease te held him
dear?
He was my bey when mce he was here.
Although he wandered in darkness and
sie.
Bring him te me, I'll weleone him in.
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ef' the finest Men's Wear Serge, Poret Twill, Ligh
Weight Velour and Trico tine, in models to suit every
figure and age from" the stout, tailored, semi-tailored,
dowri to the" "chic" models for-4 the misses. Popular
priced, $34.75, $37 50, $42.50, $55.00 up
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Now on display and mbodyingr th newest Spring atyle
features, and materials and colors, reasonably priced.
Sport (Boats
in the new half and three-quarter lengths of Broadcloth,
Velour, Polo Cloths, and many novelty materials In
Spring's most popular colors.
$16.50 and up to $47.60
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Lots of them. You will surely find in our wide range
just what you want in Taffetas, Printed Georgettes,
Foulards, Crepe do Chine and combinations. Priced
$24.75 up to $55.00
Visit our store and save money on your spring outfit.
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Coinmis sj oner's Sale of ssssmi
Land "
By virtue f an rder of the Superior
Court of Chatham county, N. C, in
a certain special nroceedincr therein
pending, entitled Georges W. Rives,
executor of Wiley Alston, deceased, vs
John Mclver Alston, the undersigned
commissioner will, on
Monday, March 29, l20,
at 12 o'clock m., sell to the highest bid
der for cash, at the courthouse door in
Pittsboro, N. C, that certain tractor
parcel of land lying and being in Hick
ory Mountain township, Chatham coun
ty, N. C, adjoining the lands of M. A. ;
Cockman, P. G. Dixon Ed Cook and
others, containing 50 3-4 acres, more or
less, and being the lands owned by the
late Wiley Alston, deceased, at the
time of his death, and fully described
and defined by the title deeds by which
he held the same.
This February 18. 1920.
WALTER D. SILER, -Commissioner.
Siler & Barber, Attorneys.
Buy
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is not saved by buying poor Paint.
L & ' r.l SEFI-PASTE PURE PASNT and
pure Linseed Gil to mix with it.
It is positively the beat, because mmde in
semi-paste (thick) fbrrn and enables a
SAVING OF .GO ON EVERY CALLOW
of Paint you use.
Use m grntlon out of mny you bay, and
if not the best paint made, return the
balance and get oft your money back.
It Pays to "MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT"
the
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They are lmply addlne X.lnec4
M 5enu-PMo Paint
Oil to L Sc.
Kinston business women are
planning the organization of a
i Chamber of Commerce. It may
I hive another name but
poses will be the same.
The Farmville school board
ha - "let contract to J. V. Stout
for erection of hicrh school build-
its pur- mg containing
j $125,000.
24 rooms to co3t
Hie
Raleigh; M'C
SBllvi:or Less, For Cas "
Lead
Departthent $1
Specials in the
Dry
Goods
Dep
artme
We axe selling BJeachirigs, Sheetinrg. P.i.
Dress Cinghami at prices below the wholesaler '
It will pay you to shtp with us. We can buy f0l. i I
sell for less. r
Bleachitigs
Only standard brands f th very best quality.
OQr fr AO.
w toe ati'
r mm- ' m i m m.
Unbleached Domestics
36icit wide 25c and 29c
Hicory Shirting
There is no better a
- - cayx1
-19c Counter
of DERCALES AND CALICOES. A big lot of SW
caies ana uancoes, in soiia colors ana stripes at JQ 1
Another lot of short length PEPwCALES AND CALICOES I
colors and stripes. at 1 C- I
Dress Gmghams ;
Many attractive patterns and all new Spring Goods TWlH
ham, will please you .39 4 55 S
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New Spnng Voiles
In beautifully colofed patcerns and of the best quality thtc
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mail orders or renuests f "r samnlps will rpnfrJ
Oll2 and personal attention. Filled in 2 hours after ret3
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At the CIoe of Bosisess November 27tL, 1919.
RESOURCES.
LoaH3 and discounts $707,037.79
Stacks and Liberty Bonds 67,714.20
Furniture and fixtures. 6,112.
Banking house 5.610.85
Cash and due from banks ........ 403,092.49
Total.
. ,$1,188, 568.29
LIABILITIES.
Capital steck $ 25.000 00
Undivided profits ;: ' 23,529 53
Rediscounts and bills payable- OCC00 00 ;
Reserved for interest 1 835 92
Other Liabilitits .......... . ..J 5 635 59
Deposits 1,132,567 25
Total ; 11,183,568 29'
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at 12 o'clocll noon, at Brown & Harris' Stable.
All stock guaranteed to be sound and
workers. Will be sold rain or snine.
best chance to get a good Horse or mule.
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SANFORD, N. C.
- Two dooro Tram; Xol oCAc.
Sold at Auction
.0 Saturday, February 21. I "will of-! tlifst l2'fl
Ur Ur sale, on terms t suit the pr- V -1"
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