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The :id. o! the A merican
Reality Lz Auction Co., n
Fce four vas made to say
the sale at Pee Dee would
be held Monday, Nor. 5.
This is a mistakcTEe sale
vill be next Monday, Dec.
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PliEKIUM LIST FOR WOMAN'S
EXHIBIT.
B"low Is the premium list tor tte
Wf man's Exhibit to be held Decem
ber loth, 16th and 17th: .
Bast display pantry supplies, f 15
by State ex.d portable pantry by Mr.
Ki jff; second best, $10 by State; third
b';s-,'$5 by State.
Bst collection meats, cured and
fresh, 45 by state; second best, 12.60
" by State,
B-t collection dressed poultry,
curving set; second beat, Lisk roaster."
Bist three quarts canned vegeta
ble, three varieties, presrving pan;
second best, basket. .
Best three quarts preserves, three
varieties, pceket to; second J8'f
mixing bowl.
Best three quarts sour pioklee, three
varieties, basket; second beet, agate
bucket. :
Bst three quarts eweet plekles.
tLtv varieties, gltss pitcher; seooad
fc '4, jolly saucer.
Best six glasses Jelly, waiter; sec
OLi'l best, jwlly saucer.
Best cured bam, good meat kEife;
sect nd best, meat flitter.
Bat cured beef ham, eiac tub; 6ec
ond.best, meat knife.
B:st five pounds stuffed sausage,
a-rt f scal'je; second best, tin dish
Best two pounds' liver puddirg,
gri y bowl; second best, biking dlsb;
B.?st two founds sooce tueat, meet
platt(-r; second best, granite sfcciv kct-
tif. . -;.f- " : - '
Btt hogshead cheese, baking dish;
second be at, helf gallorf tup.
Best ten pounds lird, Svory roast
er; second tw-st, lard stand.
Best three pounds mutton suet,
meat platter; second best, package
Hess Stock Food.
Best five pounds beef tallow, glass
dipper; second best, box disinfectant
nest eggs.
Best helf gallon strained honey.
porcelain bucket; 3tcond best, glass '
, tcwl . i
Best three p; unds honey In comb,
sheet iron roaster; second best, glass '"
ik: wl. : ' . -
Best three pounds beeswax, glass
pU( her; second best, .-small kettle.
B-st ealloo home made vinegar,
zinc half bushel measure; second best,
ciJ'T piicher.
Best three quarts fruit acids, differ
tEt varieties, basket.
B -st galion hote made molasses,
lantern; second' best, syrup pitcher.
Btst coileciioa garden produce,
sacs' of Bhamkafte Specbl Caraleigh
""Fertilizers;, second best, pair lady'
ifler sinxs; thirl best, dozen cafst
Qvidgon 8;ap. -
Best tre.ll. n sjarkreut, di-h.
Best three pumpkins, oi! tablecloth.
B-st -three gourds, bug?y waip.
Best three long - handled gourds,
biscuit pau. -
Best three colls rds, agate dipper.
Bst three cabtage, miik can.
Best six stalks celery, large pltober
Best peek turnips, 5 yds Pee Dee
! plaids.. . .' vV
Bcst p'ck rutabigss, dish.
Best pet k eariy Irish potat)e, po
tato masher. " "; -
Best pe( k fall Irish potatoes, sitter.
Best ha ;f bushel sweet potatoes,
water bucket.
Best peck large onions, 5 yds Pee
-Dee plaid?. -;
Best peck oulon sets, 5 yds Pee Dee
1 1 ids.
- IAIRY DEPARTMENT.
Best collection dairy products, $5.00
r State; second bet, 2 50 by State.
Best three pouni's butter, bowl utt?
it: her; second best, one basket.
"Best quart cream, one china cream
id'her.
Best' gallon buttermilk, butter
r.M. , '
B-st pound cottage cheese, woIer
utor bowl. ..
. CtlUtNA BY DEPART VJBKT.
Besjfc collection iight breid, biscuits. !
&c, $5.01) by Stfe; second best',
:pr.qu jeo quality shoes. j
B at loaf light bread, one silver ba:
a "-..-, , - . '
Best OD3 dozen soda biscolt, one
istjine dozen beaten biscuits, on :
ii juatuT.
iiest pan of rolls, one coffee pot.
cst pound cake, rosetto irons.
' t fruit cake, cake tmx.
I white cake, popover pans.
jelly roll, oca cake plate,
st chocolate layer cake, one sagf-r
cowanut layer cake, one half
'j pifttes. .. - -
'.:t tit layer cake, one glass dish,
st col ection cookies, gems, &c.,
1 aluminum cake pan. -.
' .." NEEDLE WOBK.
t collection by one. person, one j
lchalr; eecond best, one coua.i
st pr. hand embroidered pillow i
t pair hand embroidered towels, ;
- embroidered cepterpiee, ow? V
mil ;--... . ... ' - ..... i
biittenberg
?M too. ; .
ccrlerpleee, one .
drawn work centerpiece, one
Ideboard scarf, one pair scls-
ur, au scarf, one silver brooch.
,ano scarf, one gold : shirt
i pl low, ten yards 'oaHn'
Mectloa hoJne-madc handfe-crl
i i'.ver embroideriog scissors- Invigorating hair dressing made.
U-t, oneeet sliver cuff Hnks! 1 '-v.: ' "' " '
JAl9 F Rrl COffr When you have cold get bottle of
. -roSS De0M?d9,r"e' iambcrtaln'. Cough feeaedy. " It win
r jk erca atiriwaUt, one ; l ooa flt y0u up aU right ana wiU ward off
V;. i . ' . I ry tt.dicy toward pneumonia. This
- - K--uiadc shirtwaist, card , emy oottaia no opium or other narco
.: -.1
e eilk
handkerchief.
Bet three pitchwork quilts, one
hanKinsr ball rack.
Beat Ihn ejaomemade counterpanes,
'oveD, tufU:d or crocket, one large
p!e:nre.
Bast homemade blanket, comb and
hrtHh. - ; ' " '
Bt pitch on any c'.othic?, comb.
Beat darned stock ing, stock collar.
mst handmade shawl aodasclna
.er, ladiea handbag.
" MKCELLAXEOCtJ.
Bst shuck mat, coin purse.
b et three homemade brooma, one
:r bid bovvL
B t three borne made baskets, Ave
i irds Pee Dee plaids.
Best farmer's corn basket, one
ratchet. v :
Best cotton basket, two window
:i4dea. ..
Bat home made soap, hard, pitcber.
B-t home mad? soap, soft, pitcher,
B.8t collection garden seed, one
ofare.
Best half gallon dried beans, one
Best half gallon dried batter beans,
e waiter.
Best peck pop corn, smalt agate
B-t collection nuts, one pair ladles
: oes. -
8 -at peek scaly barks, one pocket
iife. "
B?st peck black walnuts, funnel
nd quart cup.
Best gallon pecans, one fourlnband
le. :
Best home grown lemons, fruit
. 'titer. .
Bsst home grown oranges, Iruit
. tjkt.
Best home grown pomegranates,
f i ait platter.
Beat collection potted plants, one
ater cooler.
B'.st pair frooea feather pillows, three
:unds each, one lamp.
To prospective exhibitors we
oald say that in cases where the'
ibibits are especially worthy second
id third prizes will be awarded and
so on exhibits not men ioned in the
. Kve list. la the needlework and
-iscellaneous departments last year's
riza winning articles can't take
sTttiiDums 'again. Anyone may ;
itike exhibits but none but residents
f the ccunty can compete for premi- j
i ns as this is strictly tor the horns j
i" ilka. Some one will stay In fia ;
rJdfng at night inoruer to take cure '
i the exhibits, bet we will not make
urs Ives personally responsible for
ay articles on exhibition. -
ANSON VILLE ITEMS.
, Misses Geneva Danlap and Myrtle
Teliae and Mr. Tyler Dunlap attend
I the Thanksgiving dance at Albe-
larle. "'.
Mrs W. D. Redf?rn is at home j
'com Charlotte and Kings Mountain.'-
Mrs. Riid Tull is with her parents,
It. ana Mrs. unggs.
Mr. B. D. Nelms is at home from
Baltimore.
Many friends will be delighted to
ear that MbJ, W. A. Smith, who
as been quite ill at the Mary lan 3 i
university Hospital in Baltimore, is i
. r.proving. j
Dr. and Mrs. -J. M. Dunlap, Me j. !
W. A. Smith and Messrs. L. L. Ltttie i
ir nd J. F. Rosa were invited by pres- i
' lent Fries to be guests on the first !
truin to pass over the Southbound.
The Emery Circle held-a happy!
meeting last Tuesday afternoon with
. liss Minnie Lou Dunlap at Buffalo
iiights. A good two hours of Cnrist
uas sewing was done, stitching ia
;aacb pleasant conversation and
houghts of absent friends, when a
-fciicious refreshment of devil cake
nd fruit salad made the members
hinfc that Christmas bud jumped a j
(tjonth and come already.
In compliment to An-ionville'scom- ;
ing bride, MUs Belma Ross, a plea?-;
tut shower reception- was given by
Jjrs. J. M. DaoUp on Frilay &fter
on. A goodly number tf Mends
responded to the invitation, and for
vvo hours m&ny fair maids and
natrons called to extend good wishes ;
,o the sweet to-be bride, leaving be
hind tangible expressions in the
'.aintiest of lacy kerchiefs. Mrs. W.
Robinson and Miss Minnie Lou'
.Dunlap Btood In the hail and received
he guests, when Miss Ida Richard
son led tbe way to the" front parlor,
- ener. us in decoration of ferns an J
potted plants, where she prest:nttd
i hem to the hostess, honoree and Mi-?s
ieneva Roes. In the back parlor
vlesdames W. D. Redfern, V. Ii.
'dcLeudon aEd O. E. Ross provided
ntertainmeat, till Miss LUlie Alieu
nvited them to the dinning room,
r igrant and springy in tender, trail
i1 vines and quantities of vviolet
"KKjueta. Here Mrs. Myra A. Doyle
erved a collation of chicken salad, ;
ratoga chips, cheese straws, sari
s iches, pickles and coffee. The finaie
"ts a tasty display of the shower
resided over by Miss Sarah Rich
.rdson. .- -
Miss Ross was gowned in a hand
some suit of Efdford cord with an el-s-
rant amber beaver hat and was the
.cme of nnaffeeted erirl-lovellness fiS
he received tbe lesion of good wishes
xpressed. Miss Geneva- Ross wore
-'. becoming costume of white and
:Uck. Mrs. Dunlap was attired In
vhite susene over satin.
SADIES, WHY NOT PRESERVE
YOUR YOUTH AND BEAUTY?
Parisian Sage, the quick acting
air restorer, is now for sale in
iVadesboro at the drugstore of the
Larsons Drug Co., and ia Bold with a
igid guarantee at 50 cents a lart,'e
bottle. :'-:.'-'
Parisian Sage has an immense sale,
md here are the reasons
It is safe and harmless.
It cures dandruff In two weeks, by
tilling tha dandruff germ.
It stops falling hair.
It promptly rtopa itching of the
scalp. .
It makes the hair soft and luxu
riant. , It gives life and beauty to the hair.
It fa not sticky or greasy. 1
Iti8the best, the most' pleasant
Ut homemade carpet,;
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About thirty years ago: rKc father of the writer of
of this story bought a No. C Right "Hand Wood Beam
Oliver Chilled Plow, from Messrs. Smith & Dunlap,
the hardware dealers of Wa-vesboro at that time. This
plow was a thing of beauty, -nd saw its first service in
the low grounds of Rocky river, in Stanly county.
How well do I remember how, as a boy, I use to
throw my little wool hat in: 3 the furrow in front of
Nell and Sal and let them ver it about 10 or 12
inches deep, and how much in it was to dig it out
again. This old plow has se m continuous service ever"
since, and is still being use 3, although of course the
old wood beam has been br 'cen many a time and the
other parts have been badlj vorn from time to time
and had to be rcplacedL. hough this old plow has
seen continuous service for hirty years, it has not yet
asked to be retired on the p. nsion list, and it could
hardly be bought for the pri.-s.of a new one.
Five years ago, the wrr r came to the town of
Wadesboro and found, that very few Oliver Chilled
Plows or chilled plows of jl y kind were being sold in
Anson county, and when w: bought our first carload
of chilled plows some of thr clerks thought we had gone
crazy and had stcked up on chilled plows for several
years, and when we added t e second car load within
one year they thought we W; te surely fit for the "Bug
house". We tre glad to sfcte, however, that the farm
ers of Anson county have recognized fully what the
latest, improved steel beam olow means to them as a
h e ilth producer, and we are please! to add that
our trade is increasing rapic iy on
Oliver Chilled and Chat
tanooga Chilled Plows
And now we are distributir tf about three carloads per
annum.
Wcare fclso glad to not' that our farmers are be
ginning to fecognize the viidomof sticking to the
Oliver or Coattanooga plow: while it is conceded by
almost every farmer that tl s Oliver and Chattanooga
plows are the best made for this territory, there are
other reasons why they should stick to the Chatta
nooga and! Oliver. In the arst place they each have
their reputation firmly est r lished in this territory,
and we carry not only a fell line of both kinds of
plows but every possible k! id of repair that you will
ever need for any other plo v s.
Furthermore, should the Blalc ; : Hardware Companyjbejwlped
off the face of the earth tomorrov , and were to never engage in
business again, there would be p! aty of p eople ready to take up
the agency of the Oliver and Chy anocga Tiows, and continue to
supply you with any kind of rep; . rs you will ever need. We are
carrying in soefc repairs to fit th . old No. C. pi iw that was in
: troduced intq this territory thirty or forty years ago.
We unloaded a carload of Chat anooga Plows only a few days
since, and have commenced unlo. ling a carload of Oliver Plows
today.
We wish to call your Etteoti; i to t wo each of the latest Oliver
and the Chattanooga numbers, t 1 these are the
m
Goobei Oliver
Which is theb? lighest one-hor3e eel beam plow, and it is a dan
dy; It has done for the old Dixie Plow business, what the axe
does for the fat pig in cold Dcen er. The other Oliver is the B.
C. N. which is just a siz ; smalle than their No. 10, and is their
nevvest and Hghest two-horse plo
The Chattanooga No. 71
Corresponds in size and price
latest production is the No. 72,
horse plow, alittle larger and str
quite so heavy as the No. 73.
Every now and then, gome n
Wadesboro like a mushroom
merchant does the farmers of thi
them a plow for which they keei
Saving a dollar on the first purc;
like "saving at the spigot and
The Oliver and Chattanooga
Plows
Han as smoothly and as graeeliilty as a swsn swims upon the
lake.
Start the Fall plowing, or get ?'ady for the Spring plowinr in
the right way, by equipping you ? firms with Oliver and Chatta
nooga Flow,
OLALOGII
STOE&Tf
to
vitb the Oliver Goober. Their
i'hich is their lightest sfzj two
;oger than their No. 72, but not
w plow agency "bobs up" in
a the Summertime," and seme
country the injustice of selling
no repairs and never expect to.
i iae price of a plow is usually
iticg at the bung."
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This will give you some idea of the money saving values you can get.
Our buyer, Mr. C. J. Gathings, has just returned from the Furniture market
ind has following him two solid cars of the biggest bargains in Furniti:
you have ever seen in Wadesboro. v
Remember
BEDS
Trundle Beds
6 in. Single Poplar- Beds.
18 in. Single Oak Deds
58 in. Double Oak Beds .
65 in. Double Oak Roll Foot Beds. . .
74 in. Double Oak Roll Foot Beds..
74 in. Double Oak R. Head & Foot
78 in. Double Oak Roll Head & Foot
These are solid Oak Beds; heavy rails and
eal bargains thatls all.
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
Children chairs ... 50
' ' - and Rocker
Oak Cottage Chair
4 1 Cane Seat
" very heavy
Dining Chair . .
1 4 44 Lea. Seat..
C (
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Polished
Upholstered
Children's
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These are good serviceable goods
We sell what we Advertise, and what we sell,
Gathings - Furniture
LOWER STREET
iff Suyini
The person who feels like he would almost prefer
paying for a Christmas or wedding present to having
the trouble of selecting it is invited to visit our store
and examine our large and very select line of articles
suitable for presents for any occasion. Hererc are a
few of the articles we show you to select from:
Combs and Brushes.
Bureau Sets.
Silver Frames.
Leather Goods.
Manicure Sets.
Come early and see these beautiful goods before
they have been picked over.
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Pee Dee Pharmacy.
For Rent After Jan. 1st, 1911
Two story brick store house on Rutherford street
now occupied by Ji A. Crowder.; For particulars ap
ply to J. H. Tice, Wadesboro, N. C. or to R: A. Wil
liams, 79 Greenwood avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
' Land Posted.
AU persons are ereby warn ad not to
hunt, with cr without dogs, fish, rake
-itraw, or trespass' in any najoo the lands
of the undersigned, lying in White Store
and Gulledge townships, as the law will
be strictly enforced against any one so 'do
ing. This November 2'nd. 1910. I
VV. L. Little, II. W. JLittie. F. S THlnf ,
Xa-?td Ilnntley and T. IT Huntley.
IFwQi Wool
Pr
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J u
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eyeing ryrmoiLyire
THESE PRICES
WEEK
DRESSERS
$i.oc
12x20 Oak Double
18x20
2 cc
2.5'
3-5f
475
20x24
20x24
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24x30
24x30
30x40
5 00
6. oo
18x40 Cheval
All solid oak
-nice
MATTRESSES
One Side E. & C. Mattress.. .. ..
One Side H. & C. " . .
Two Side E. & C.
Two Side H. &C. 44 L...
Six Side Comb. 44 .. "
Six Side 50 lb. 44
Felt Mattresses 45 lb.
Felt Mattresses 50 lb. ....
Folding Springs
Folding Springs Heavy
Blue Ribbon
ccntd
--75
---50
...60
...72
...60
90
;$i.25
2 20
1.2 5
well made.
DO YOU KNOW
Sha ving Sets.
Brass Goods.
Large line of very hand
some Gift Books. T
Cut Glass.
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Fire and Life Insurance.
I w.ite Fire insurance in two
North Carolina companies, in nine
other United States companies, and
in four foreign comiMinies. I repre
sent one of the fiest Old Line Life In--uniieeCotnf
auiea The ntuai Ben
fit - Phone 103. Hill Houe.
D. A. MCGREGOR.
4"The Ctoys
iade
Easy
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LAST FOR ONE
ONLY
Tops.
$475
Three Piece Oak complete
" 6.00
C
Oval 7.0c.
Pittrrn Qti-oll TTrf S -r
Full Swell Front q. so
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These
9.001
clean finish well made
Prices
A AID SPRINGS
f-7
2. ic
2. 2
2.6c
3 50
4 ic
6.0c
7 10
1 5'
1.9
2 90
A GOOD THING ?
WADESBORO, N. C.
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Now Is
After a while, it will rain and the roads will be
mean, and there might be spme delay in getting wnat
you want delivered when you want it. Why not
Order Some Coal Today?
You have room enough under the back piazza to
pile a good sized load and save it for a rainy day.
Then forget it and order a new load whenever you
need coal.
Still, you don't have to do it that way. Fix it
any old way that suits you. Only you will soon find
that in any case it will suit you best if you order it
from the Wadesboro Oil Mill.
You will like their beautifully clean lump coal.
The mill burns up the dirty, dusty stuff, and keeps the
lumps for you.
Coal delivered at your door at any time by the
174 DESBOi'iO OIL HILL
Telephone No. 6'J.
We Rid You of All the Cares in
Making Funeral Arrangements
... New Good3, New Hearse," New Equipment
We are prepared at all times to meet every
requirenOit demanded of the undertaking profession.
Embalming and all necessary cares In keeping with the require
ments of theState Board of Health.
GATHINGS
For Sale.
One 40 hore power boiler; one
horse power Liddell engine; one
Sergeant saw mill; one bcer wagon.
Ail belts apd appliances In eood con
dition. Aply at cnee to W I. ile
Casklll or t C Cbxe.
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Remember
SUITES
" Fine value
Full Swell
18.2.;
25.ee
33-5
4 2 06
-67.50
A Ull T -l l A VA
38x46 44
Heavy 44
it
are only a few we have others
Reduced on the Following
SAFES, SIDE-BOARDS
HALL RACKS. TRUNKS,
BED LOUNGES, SINGLE LOUNGES,"
IRON BEDS,
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES
REMEMBER
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Advertises lis.
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PHONE 41
Coal Time
Licensed Embalmer I PHONE
Funeral Director NO. 41.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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