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TAGfc two.
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Makes it possible for you to addpretty new pieces to your home and pay for theia without ixv
-convenience. How about that nice Brass or Iron Bed you have been wanting.. Why not come
around and select it today ? We have just received a solid car load of Brass- and Iroa Beds
5J and can make it to your advantage to look over our line.
Come in and let us show you.
REAMS-JONES FURNITURE COMPANY, 103 slala!A
.
Bishop Assails Play Advocating
Divorce.
Kansas City. May 10 The first
issaUment from th.- Catholic
"Uwrv-h regarding its attitn.1v i
mui Joseph Med i! Patterson's
ew play. "'Rebellion." was mailt
today.
It came from Thomas F. Lillis.
so-djutor bishop of this li.'sf,
ud inii ats tint the church' will
not san--tkin attinilauce at this
play ur a! a."y othrr plays in t.V-a-n
whem the p!ay is pjyhIuoihI.
"If :hi- p'.ay rosolvcs itself into
t rc -rn of divorce still rt'mar-raa-."
!h" bishop said, "ami this
is vib.it :t ion, then it will bp
took'sl up-)n by a'! Catholic as
Tp;. to principles that vtry
iTH'H-.i.- - of th thur.-h holds most
"I .it.! pn Ivr t' accept thf
i a n.i t.a-'liiaps of ChrUt
ha;, follow h- suspcstioiK of
a pi-iy of Joseph Medill Patterson.
On. rre play i known by Cath
oli. .. sanction ilivorce. ("'atholics
vryw b.'tv will avoid it and re
fn.v t . patroniie the theater that
insult their
use sacc nwanj
faith "
Pa-
HcNamara Rented Bam for
pers."
Ijulia-napoiis, lad.. May 10.
-Teraid Jones, the man from nJhora
J. J. M'-Namara rented a stable,
in- wh;ch rvtivtive liurns found
lyi:.!iiit", proved an important
witness before the srand jurj- in
fie- ;n.'st!Mtioa of the ilynamit-
J'.r.es .s a member of the Iron
Workers' I'nion. He told the jury
that MoXamara asked if he could
vfiX his stable, as he wished to
Uvr- some old papers. Jonc
-nt :i the stab! to hitn, te said.
-tad i.iv.- nim the key. Jones a!
t he -a r.td In
rfft. - M -N',iT,ara had
And
A 10,000-Acre Orchard.
The announcement of the char
tering of a corporation for tile
parp.M of constmoting a 10.00O
aepc onKiard in the eastern portion
of Harnett county evidences that
irradual steps are beinsr taken to
develop the we!l-nijrh limitl'iW
fruit(rrow:n possibilities of
North Carolina As briefly outlined
the plans contemplate the plant
ini of pi-can. pea.'h, apple and
'ther trci-s and the immediate in
stallation ol larsre trucking oper
ations. Fruit urowinff hag been
attempted in North Carolina al
most since the beginnine, but in
iorneft-hat haphazard fashion.
There are many excellent small
orchards in the east notably in
the vicinity of Newbera and the
mountain farmers are beginning
to realize the importance of the
mane- The establishment of a
larg.- nterprise Uk" the proposed
Harm " t orchard would necessari-
;itr.o t much more attention to
ti:e sulijcct and lend impetus to its
advancement. Furthermore, the
lOOW-acre orchanl may be ex
pected to set an-example in the
matter of careful (rradinif nttd
sorting of the various fruits and
the best methoit of packing them
for shipment it"ins npa which it
"jid be difficult to Jay too much
stress just at this stage of fruit
vrowi'ie in North Carolina.
Charlotte Observer.
Ex-Governor Glenn aa a KUuon-
ry.
Ex-Ouvernnr Olenn was in Ral
eigh a day or so ago, and the cor
respondent of The Greensboro
News say: " 'I am a western
man. ' Suife was the answer of ex-!
Oovernor R B. Olenn to a ejues-
tiou from a Dauy Newa represen
tative as to whether he entertain-
the stable 'ed any thoughts of entering the
rented it contest for the seat in the Cnited
:ot know that dvnamitc States Senate now occupied by
irnd j'.-'i stored ;a it until i; was Senator Simmons. Evidently the!
di co v-'i d hy the detectives. iex-Governor feel that sectional
'- lines would b3r h'a entry, if he
Tirr.e Brings Many Changes. .wished, into a contest for the eat
Si- :n.!iz aiiout the discovery whinh. by precedent, goe to the
nf ro- kworn, and all the other eastern half of the State, but of
ww a.--s. n:i-:y of ns an- still course it may be seen that he
left ';.. "i'i va' ..f tears who re- itiight not have any objections to
s.
woi.i
Now
vloc-o
we; t
)..:
T(Wt :i i
Ult) 1 1
aseii
- waen a patient, with the making a chance at one represent
wis !!'. prn:tfe(l to have in the western half. Thre i a
e e - ' v.. lie. lie was prcbahility. pess:ly s remote one.
' h-' f !; riv and bt und'T ertin condition miefct
't-.'-ai A t--a.;, e-nif.il of K- an attracliv.- ..r.e. that t'rover
iter w.o - - n- d r. il death. ' rcr Olenn may eon;-- into the con
i.ut do i.nr friends and tfce ft against Senator Overman. If,
(for instance. Hon. F.. 3. Jus1
s do? Feci vu-k ,.ati
' v nil h'.i.i fii-I of ',! And .fisvetsnom. and some
... you think of pii'tir.z alir.iAt deride to contest Mr, Over-
wi:h prc-.ino-r.ia in n bath :n.ia f-r his seat, the ex-C.overnor
ice? B'.U they ib, it. W- I w-.ii!d probably lie an entrant."
.1 !e dosvd on hot t.-as and jt w,t. it will be seme time before
re1 tram the measles. We 'tl .-re is a change in the seat oceu
... be blistered all over the 1 pi.-d in the Senate by Overman,
f t pneumonia and ver-!Ve !ou!t if Governor Olenn has
of air was excluded fromh't-y serious designs upon it- Any-
w. it :s cur opinion teat ne can
do ffl'-r- b'hI as a missionary than
l,c trC-i i Senator. Coar-
lohe Chronicle.
M-csi;tn,.iJ;?:i
5
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Piano
u
WHO
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f
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Contest
July 4th
WILL GET THE PIANO
Y OU ?
Then Hustle-For your Competi
tors are all Mighty Active
VOTES AS FOLLOWS :
Mrs. Jna. McCaolens 75,905
St. Ijtke's Guilds 68J73
Mrs, C V. Barkley , . ... .66,195
Mia Ethel Thomas 59,4.10
Hickory Jr. Club , 39.95
Muss Lillian Praley 39.105
Miss Florence McXca! .. ..14.2:t.
Mi.su Mabel Wellman .. ...14,liW
Maa Naanw Jkiford .12.5fXi
Miaa Jesnie Andrews , .,10,730
Mixa Genevia Braslley , ,10W
Miaa Mary Louue (Ugiaad 9,560
Mrs. O. O. Hernngtaa .... 8..123
Mrs, R. U Maiiney , 7S5
Mm. J. C. HUntee 7,410
4th Co. Coast Art Club . .i 4.910
Mas Nom Maynard .. .. 3,300"
W. McPherson & Gomp'y
Salisbury, N. C
WSI-d
chisi
parti-
h. r -cr,. but m ist of ns got well.
Th--y s-.iise us in a hath of iee and
"We ,-t well most of tia V. crZ
Agi- we recall a case of a little
abc 1cm than two years old who
w:ui s vaKed in ,1 bath tub of ice
tor pneumonia, at mention of
which its moth. threw a "duck
"fit," but the child recovered.
fireenaboro Record.
Awful!
Toledo Blade.
Yon may not know it. but smok
irng before meals renders the bne
eal bucona inaer.titive to alimen
lairy stimulation and neutralize;!
the alfacto-gastatory reflex Try
it and be convinced.
JaRPiniicmsiwbM..
1Wi
Some farmers are still planting
corn with a vim. The season is
iate and there is natarallv a hustle.
Cured Wlibeot Operation.
I if ATE OF MINNESOTA, I ' t
wuni 1 sjv aAitr.i vl j
1 Rl?f? ol 0 ia, Miaa, Mm Brit daT rwsra. do
T thai I am Ue penoa nsmtd la end who aabambed tht foU
owin statement aad tia an la ttM of atr m fcaoKledM,
la erery sarticalan "I bad Mvem paias in my tifhlaida, W,t Z
bovathaAppcBdU. I went to the doctor sadV proamnion
caatAppradieitlaand adTiscd an epmtion. taamad I went to
anc ston sad nrwast a bsttw of (Adler-i-kai
Vanoe'i Han.
Vance "a Hall, on Raiiroaa at
Alexander, ten miles north of
Anheville, N. C, haa large, cool
room. Excellent table. Five hun
dred feet of veranda. Pretty
grounds, tree, etc. Tetms rea
sonable. Aiidrens iMrs.) R B.
and J. N. Vince. eod.4t.
Treatment After taklaj it the malt ins Indeed sranderfal. Tka
paioa stopped and 1 HA Use n new man. I aearttly TirnaZLi t-i w
treatment to asroM ttUca vita Appeasbcitie, H I kWttwTcaiJSlr-
J. KEWaidLX, KoteT FnhUa mmiTrL.
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3. W. McPHIBSOH t, Agent.
Silverware, Rich Cut Glass, CM
Karnak Brass, Chafing Dishes;
gifts that will be the most appj
ated will be the most useful ond
-You will find them at our place n
at most reasonable prices.
HoUhottse r vtiHottfe
fanufetfturfnj JetveUrs.
204 South Main St. . . . - . Phow
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