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" of OMAR
These Tie Gasps a
can picture them! T
id marvelous tracery c
off by the pure, soft
3 this Tie Clasp um
, jewelry standards,
s you wonder.
Ulis the answer! <
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market that we feel ji
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TURKISH B
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" The Joy o
R b the most ctupan
\ cigarette history ?
le sales of any other
11 it higher, better q
delightful flavor?a
ains. OMAR is una
i cigarette ever offered
Take advantage of
awarded by a new jej
lost satisfying, delighl
L Large Navajo ?
Blanket (5Xx8X in.)
With Each Puokage N
We want every dealer in Wa
Clasps All dealers who hav<
* OMAR headquarters, at the
wonoB
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) Notice la hereby tires that bids
I wl'l be received br the undersliaed
. to be opened 6n November 10th, ror
' ibe biro ot the eonvtete (or the
' months of Deoember sad, - January.
, Re bid all! be received for lees than
lid par try and all runalas eipanaee
ot Mid terse.
Br order ot the Board ot Ceaatr
qhi
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3I^E THE. SUPPLY
mine E:::
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y Purchaser of a
Turkish-Blend <
re better than an/
he wonderful, delicz
if the famous Clotsor
gold lustre of all n
iisuaUy attractive,
The evident value e:
OMAH is so unmix.
rkish-blend cigarett
istified in offering thi
e.
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LEND
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f Life"
'doits, amazing snce
and is rapidly ad
cigarette in the wo]
zlity of Turkish-blen
nytning you will ? a
uestionably the big
the American puMi
this opportunity and
r in smoking, by disc
;ful cigarette you ev
3 for 15?
3 (Sill Take advantage oftins?
(9 avnirl '
3 |8?3 a limited supply cf ch<
cannot obtaih more. <
mmm cmar?ie<j ask for <
FREE OFFER SIGN ON A DE/
THE AMERIOAN TOBACCO COM
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sMugton to be supplied with C
t r.ot yet secured a supply of t
Louise HoteLE. J. Relihan, froi
Kaemn nnd Itrlilae Cmrod.
The toothing,' bealius aoedlcofcioB
Is nr. Hobm'i Besoms Olotmoai
penetrate. rnrj tlsy pore of thai
sklu, elosra It of oil lmpbrMee?1
topi itching tnitaatly Dr. Hoboon'i
Kcsemo Olsus.st li lamM' tc|
ipudlly heol Mumi. rathe., ribs
torro, totter and othor nsatsktly
eruption. Eciemo Olntmaet Is
doctor' prescription, sat sa erperimeat.
All d^-S?ll<S OS hy moll
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LAST3 '
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Cigarettes
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description ;
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me Enamel, >
letal parts,
judged by
f this Clasp
takabl'ifV(\Q~
;e ever put
s> expensive
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to
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dr^ew, difind
the fact
gest hit of
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. yon will be
overing the
er smoked.
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Dealers have only
?ee Tie Clasp* and
let a package of
1 FREE Tie Clasp. I [
kLER'SW^CrOW - II
FAftr
renulnc Cloisonne Enamel Tie
heae Tie Clasps can do so at
n ft to 7 o'clock on 11*10, 1C1C.
Many of Ch* olfgrual dnncultles* in
oonstraeting silo and t* operating
It here lar??ly disappeared. 811os ,
are comparatively simple in construe- 1
tioo. muck tan costly, much mors ?f- 1
flclent Own formerly, end with the <
modern machinery for chopping up
Milage sad tor filling the alto, they
Are much essler to-operate.
Puil.iillfln V,AM
tviwiivii 9 rorr, nvQ^v,
* (ood Ms* 00 (& vwt ui ;
outh l( MM pmddoclr tod taurutmd
mmkm tt am. cmfortabt. Mr luck
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[SOCIETY
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PERSONALS.
.
Z. T. Benson urnl wife, of Rocky
Vlount, are registered at Hotel
Louise.
E. A. Davenport, of Mackey's,
S\ C.f registered at Motel Louise
a< night.
W. A. Tankard, of Uatli, X.
s here today on business.
Deputy Sheriff Claude '{oIht011.
id' Aurora.* was on our -tre.-ts
esterday.
d. hn A. 1! u.t-r. of Wlh.n. X.
i- here today on Im-ii,- --.
..T. AV. Ih 11. ..f Jlell'tivrt. X.
. i> IIIJKJ V fri. llfU.
S. Gardner. '.I' !'ath. i- in the
ity .today.
<1*. Diilar.ey. of Wil-on. wall
<?nr wet- thi- moriiiiiir.
1'. I". Martin. of Roval. is a
ruest ui Hotel Louiso.
* K
Mrs. W. J. Ferroll. of Grccn ille.
N. ( who has Iw?mi visiting
J1-. .John II. Small, lias returned
o her home.
blisses Mav Roll ami Catherine
Mnall accompanied their father.
Hon. John II. Small, .to the Inand
Wutcrwav convention. Mrs.
small lias receive! a wire from
hem. Tlicv report several courteies
shown tliem by the city of
racksonville.
>KIFF FOUND ? WENT
ashore during the storm near
Ilroud Creek. Owner can secure
same by first paying for this
notice and applying to C. Can-,
dv, R. F. D. No. 2. 11-19-.lt
UAbI UK IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
urunxen Bears couldn't Run.
Four big bears were killed near
tfarlington, W. Vs., by a gunning party
who came upon the animals after
they had destroyed a "moonshine" still
and lapped up a large quantity of the
lllclt whisky. The bears were so
visibly intoxicated that they could not
ran and fell easy victims to the gun
icrs.
Comparative Worth. ? "
Scribbler?"Now, dear, I cant come
and take the baby. Don't you see 1
am very busy on this po?m? Call the
servant?" Mrs. Scribbler?"I'll dc
nothing of the kind, Henry. Just re-|
member that the servant girl's time
Is worth exactly four dollars a week."
?Puck.
Appendicitis Known 30 Years.
As a disease, appendicitis became
known about thirty ysars ago. Since
that time It Is estimated that fully
200,000 people In this country have
undergone surgical operations as a
care.
Strictly Up to Data.
8even-year-old Peggy was drawing
the picture of a house and Anally announced
It completed. "But where
are the chimneys?" she was asked
Peggy's Cace fell for a moment as she
noticed this Important omission, bxn
she'quickly recovered her presence cf
mind. "Oh. this kind of a house
doesn't need chimneys," she answered
calmly. "It is heated by radiators."
Wells Should Be Deep.
Experiments have proved tha.
shallow wells contain twenty
as many dangerous germs a*
are contained in the deeper well*,
and considering that the watet
supply usuall" Is stronger as th*
depth 'stresses. the putting down 01
deep wells ought to -appeal strongly tc
every farmer.?The Homestead.
Food From the Sea.
Nearly 5,750,000 crabs were landec
In England and Wales last year, according
to the annual report on sea
fisheries, while over thirty-three million
oysters, between si* and seven
hundred thousand lobsters, and some
twenty-six thousand tons of other
shell-fish were taker.
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American Forests the Best.
The original forests of the United
Mates contained timber in quantity
tnd variety far exceeding that found
a say similar traot ta the world.
Remarkable.
Frost?'Sometimes one runs across
lis friends In the most unexpected
Oaoss." Snow?-True. Yesterday I
bund Agues at home."
k^DaUy Thought.
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banking . g
"HOME? '
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If not; this bank, strong and
accommodating cordially in- i
vites your account
The personal service extended,
makes every depos]
iter feel at home here, wtule
SECURITY for deposits
makes !h<"m feel safe.
Start vnur account to- . s
- |
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i Bank of W cshington
Washington, N. C.
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Sr.,.i-t f\-..t- ? : 1 ***
, ... . ...... j . . mu-u. ??U
uri? <>tT?*rm?r lin n, at a sacrifice
prirf. Call early f..r the last
ft'lectinti. Jiriw. Variety
Store. ll-10-2tc *
FOR SUCCESS WITH POULTRT
Essential That the Male at Head of
Flock Is Pure Bred?Uniformity
Increases tho Profits. '
(By H. M. LAMON.)
Be Btire that the male at tho heftd
of the flock Is pure bred. Puro-brod
poultry means uniformity of products.
Uniformity of products means Increased
profits, if products are properly
marketed. Given the 8ame cars
and feed, pure-bred fowls will make
a greater profit than mongrels. Uniform
products command the best
prices. Pure-bred fowls produce
form products. ?
In order to obtsln eggs It Is neoessary
to have healthy, vigorous stock.
; i Brood
Coop* With Hon* and Chickens
on a Well-Managed Poultry Farm.
properly fed. A splendid mixture for
I laying hens is equal part* of cracked
j corn, wheat and oats, which should
be scattered In the Utter, ^ran or
middlings and b?ef scraps jnld be
kept In receptacles to which th? fowls
have access _at alLiimea.
Plenty of exercise Increases the cjg
yield. Provide four or five feet of
good, clean. Utter In which to scatter
the grain.
Cabbages, mangels, Tf\atoes, etm,
make excellent green feed.
When wet mashes are fed, I. sure
they are crumbly and not sticky.
For the first three days chicks may
be fed a mixture of equal parts hardboiled
eggs and stale bread, or stale
bread soaked in milk. When bread
and milk are used, care should be
exercised to squeeze all milk out of the
bread. From the third or fourth day
until the chicks can eat wheat and
cracky corn, commercial chick foed
Is a good ration.
Plenty of pure, freeh water, grit,
shell and green feed should be available
from the flraO-dsy.
Feed the chickens about fire times
daily and only what they wlU eat up
clean In a few minutes, sasspt at
nig^t. when they should receive ill
'.h** want.
A Delicate
Nut-like
Flavour
I
j Crane - Nuts
FOOD
and alone v ith the d< 1 dons
taste,there's all the rich nourish
ment of whole wheat
and malted barley, for build
in? sturdy bodies and keen
brains.
Ready to eat direct from
packages?fresh, crisp and
clean.
A <rood part of any meal,
served with cream or milkhot
or cold.
"There'a a Reason**
for