7 ::
TflE ASHE ELLE CITIZEN, '.r-.fr;V.' DECEMBER '1919.
FLOODS DO GREAT
DAMAGE AT MANY
PLACES IN SOUTH
co?JTiNtTKD rnoto page one)
tumpka ferry is five miles wide ajici
rising rapidly.
Reports her from various sections
" Of th state Indicate enormous losses
to road and bridges which have been
awept away by flooding rivers and
email streams. Railway traffic la do
moral fd with several tralna from
thla city annulled ' on account of
washouts and breaking up of treaties.
tlon and hamper the city Water sup
ply.
The three deaths from the flood
came late tenlght. when Eutaw creek,
ordinarily a email stream, became a
raging- flood and undermined the
foundation of a bridge six miles from
here. An automobile passing? over
crashed through Into the stream. J.
D. Clements, of Atlanta, who recently
enlisted In the a rmv XTr Tn If !..
big, of Atlanta, and an unidentified!
woman were drowned. Two other men
In the machine were rescued.
It was estimated tonight that dam
age to county road ground Atlanta
amounted to 150,000.
MINERS EXPECTED '
TO AGEEE ON PLAN
AT MEETING TODAY
CONTINUED rOMiAOg ONE)
i
i .
RAIXFAIX HEAVY.
MOBIL.K, Ala.. Dec. . 1'reclplta
tlon of one and one-half Inches
1 within an hour here this afternoon
seriously crippled aS train service ex
cepttng the Louisville and Nashville
railroad service between Mobile and
New Orleans. Reports from the
weather bureau here tonight suited
thst the Tomblgbee and Warrior
rivers have risen to a height un
equalled In the last 10 years.
Zn Mobile, the street car service
was Interrupted early this evening in
. some parts of the city. Storm sewers
, were overtaxed and streets In the
'business section were flooded for a
while. Reports .from central and
. northern Alabama caused general
flood warnings to be displayed. Low
lands already are inundated, and ap
prehension is felt for the safety of
.' livestock In the river bottom sections.
AH crops have mostly been gathered.
No great damage is expected from
: that source.
The train service la Interrupted on I
the modus and Ohio, between Enter
prise, Miss., and Quitman. Minn.,
where a washout occurred. The dam
: age Is reported so serious that pas
sengers cannot be transferred.
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 on this road
were cancelled this evening. Streams
In that territory are reported to be
on a rampage.
Louisville and Nashville train No.
arrived In Mobile hours late because
of a washout between Montgomery
. situ unm, ail, omer scneauies were
Interrupted. The United States ena-i
. n ear's office at Mobile in direct charge
or areagina- the warrior river an
nounced that such work would be dla
continued until after the flood season
had passed.
HIGHEST COURT IN
MEXICO IN CHARGE
OF JENKINS CASE
CONTINUED JTIOM PAGE ONE.
the government and the people of the
United States.
Abuse Wilson.
"If you publish this statement, I
insist that you publish also the fol
lowing evidence; truth of above state
ment should be found in the fact that
the committee have today given pub
licity to Carransa's lettera of instruc
tions to Berlanga, of June at and
August It, 1B1. s stowing hir active
Interference in affairs here. Also of
distribution here by Bonlllas, ambas
sador, and Mexican consuls, revolu
tionary literature. Also of Carransa
letter directing Miss Oalindo to abuse
the United States and -particularly
President Wilson. Letters between
Mexican officials showing negotiations
with Japan. Also blue book, letters 'rfu.tri.. i.iJL
abusing President
' i . MAJTY HOMEXE88,
MERIDIAN, Miss., Dec. 8. One
thousand people were-homeless and
train service on six railroads was in-
oennlteiy suspended here tonight be.
, cause of a flood from swollen streams
. at the south of the city. .One ner
. son, thought to have been a negro, lost
nis lire. Damage has been done In
hundreds or thousands of dollars.
-. With' th Avnentlnn nt HTitifl n
, Ohio trains running to and from the
. north, Meridian was cut off from the
'V outside world following the 41-hour
rainraii wnicn reached 10.10 Inches.
The small valleys to the south are
completely flooded and the residents.
, mostly negroes, had to flee to higher
i uruunu. neverai manufacturing plants
are in inese vaueys. Trie railroad
tracks are under water for. miles and
it is estimated that the flood will
' not recede within less than three
days.- Several washouts o,n railroads
have been reported.
, The unverified report of loss of
life was that of Milton Jones, negro,
. who was said to have Jbeen swept
away by the water wall attempting
to rescue a negresa marooned In her
i house,: , . . . ..
Th dams of sake privately owned
- have, broken. The damage to these
Jakes including the loss of flsh with
wnicn tney were stocked, is estimated
St f2VVV.
and expressions
WlHon.
"This action la taken to Impress
upon the world that in event the
Mexican people themselves, do not
bring pressure to bear sipon their
present government to' cease persecu
tions of Americans and British
and others and unwarranted inter
ferences in affairs In qther coun
tries an denormous paid propa
ganda In this country, abusing
Americans in Moxlco, Interfering with
their peace and safety and with .our
government here, that some country
win, in my judgment, be compelled
to intervene P'Vfibly hy force of
arms and restore order out of the
chaos in the republic of Mexico.. I am
exerting every effort to bring about
such a solution that neither .armed
Intervention, nor war may ever be
necessary. Remember that in the.
presidents letter to me he does not
indicate that he will not break off
relations and withdraw recognition
but that he Is gravely considering: ths
committee memorandum." .
today with the most severe curtail
ment In passenger service that the
nation Baa ever known. While on
many of she eastern roads, service
was redueed sharply yesterday, It was
not until today that the orders of tho
Irallroad administration began to be
ffelt In other parts Ibt the country. In
stlii other sections, many trains made
ineir last trips today.
Railroad administration officials s-
tlmated from informal reports receiv
ed rram regional directors that ap
proximately 200.000 train milea will
be cut from the Passenger schidirfcs
each day before the end of the week.
The saving of fuel based on this esti
mate of the reduction In service was
placed at about If, 000 tons a day.
asnausuve stuay is being made to
certain whether .additional curtail
went can be affected without causing
me pudiic too much discomfiture.
' All of this reduction Is necessary,
officials said, even though the holiday
cmsuii m at nana, io check the drnlrj
un (ne nation s rapidly dwindling coal
reserve, wnen tne strike began the
railroad administration's central coal
oommittee had supervision ov.r ap
proximately 22,000,000 tons of enal.
in tne meantime, however, production
has not reached 50 per cent, on any
day of the normal amount mined. The
railroads needs have been supplied
as have the- so-called "essential" In-
It may be de
BERWICK-Win.
' 1 CORDON -Win,
.Arrow
MCOLLARS
curve cut toftshaMas ptrfecdy.
dUETT. KABOOr CD ! MctitaLtn
NEW ATTACK MADE
ON RAILROAD BILL
TRACKS SJjOODED.
' IIATTIESBURG, Miss.. Dec. 9
nign water irom tne small streams
nas riooaea tne tracks of three rail
. road -line to Hattlesburg and caused
the suspension of railroad traffic on
them following the heavy rainfall f
the last 24 hours.
Trains to Jackson on the Gulf and
Bhlp Island could not run tonight
and one passenger train was maroon
ed near Mount Olive because of
washouts. Several . washouts on the
Mississippi Coal have prevented traf
fic in places on that read haimn
BrookhisVen and Prentls, according to
jepuris ,
TO ESTABLISH COCRT. -
WASHINGTON. Dec? 9. A soviet
government Is to be established in the
siate or xucatan, Mex., according to
Excelsior, of .Mexico City, December
s, a copy cos which was received to.
day in Washington. Unless the mili
tary authorities take prompt action.
the paper says, the first soviet state
in Mexico will soon be a reality.
Yucatan has been the mecca fore
large number of Russian "bolshevlst
agents In Mexico and a few weeks uo
there was a wholesale massacre or
men, women and children in Muna, a
town of that state, which Is referred
to In the Mexico Citv . nresa am
xico s ox. narcnoiomew a day."
General Alvarado. who until re.nt
ly was governor of Yucatan, is a close
personal and official friend of Presi
dent Carransa. The liberal party In
Yucatan .formerly was atron hut nnw
uiviaes ins sulia witn mnnim i ). with
freguent and often bloody clashes
dc i ween tactions, according- to the
duced that officials consider that the
reserve stock is running low.
While the railroad administration
officials have not received untatiaii
statements as to the identity of trains
eliminated irom the schedules, rpnnrt.
hAwl kll , . , . T
'w . m sriiarni revision or psS
i"r iram service naa been or
wouia be made In every section. Lux
urious trans-continental trains, hith
erto run great distances without stops,
are oetng made to do the work of
locals. Ho-caued express trains car
rylng only sleeping car equipment
nve naa meir time extended between
terminals and coaches added, permit
ting the annulment of slower trains.
fimTATspif IMPROVED
ROANOKE. Va.. Dee. B The !
and coke situation In the Pocahontas
region continues to imnrnvn n i.
above normal compared with a week
otfrr, the car supply being able to meet
all requirements, according t the
weekly statement of th
of the railroad administration Issued
here today.
15 EGGSADAYFROH
23 HENS, III WINTER
Mr. Dunl's His Insreasea (very Day.
Plsn Is Raslly Tried.
DIscuHslon of Measure Occupies
Nearly All Day in Senate
WASHINGTON. Dec. . Given a
renewed ODDOrtlinltv hv nulnratlnn
or tne measure to th mmmiitaa nt
tbe whole, senate critics Of the Cum
mins railroad bill today launched a
new and heated atTack on varlmm
provisions of the lerislation deslamed
to meet condition Incident to the
forthcoming return of the railroad
properties. ,
Senators m LaPolIette. republican
Wisconsin, and nial. A
Carolina, led the renewed attack (and
i.ic.r uipcuwiion or tne out occupied
virtually the entire session. T re-
suit at adjournment was that the
measure was no nearer nanmro
Leaders, however, expressed hope to-
nignt that a final vote would be
reached before the end of the week.
Huring the debate today, repub
lican leaders of the senate and house
...... , v, ivsaiuiiis iiuijuoy recess g4
plans and leaders of the lower branch W
were assured that there Is every pros-
ysi.-i vi naving ine railroad legisla
tion sent to conference before the
holiday .recess, planned to hearfn De
cember 20. Final enactment of the
legislation Is not probable, the lead
ers agreed, until" after congress re.
convenes next month. Confldfence
was expressed by the conferees, how
ever, tnat President Wilson wnuM
await enactment of the lao-islation in
January oeiore luring back the prop-
vi wen.
. "We have 23 chickens and hadn't had
? f H winter. In Ave days after
feeding Don bung, we got four to re
girs a day j in three weeks, we were
Retting 10 to 12 ejres a dayi in five
WV" irot 15 to 19 eats a day,"
John Dunl, Box 102, Cherry Talley, Pa.
Mr. Dum sUrted giving his hsns Don
Bunjf In January, in sero weather. He
now kteps hi hsns busy in eold
weather, when hens usually stop laying.
A trial costs nothing. Here's our offer &
Give TOUT hens Don Run inH Watyli
results for one month. If you don't
find that 'It par for itself anil
YOU m ffOOd brOflt beaifiea. aimnlv toll
us and your money will be promptly
refunded.
Dpn Runir (Chinese for egg-layin)
works directly on the ero-laying or
tans, and is also a splendid tonie. Tt
Is easily given in the feed, improves the
nens health, makes her Jitroncer sad
more active In any weather, and starts
Uvi imjinii.
Try'Don 8unjf for 80 days and If It
doesn t jret you the esrs. no matter
'L or wet the weather, vonr
money will be refunded bv return mail.
ho
Get Don Sung from your lnirsist or
poultry remedy dealer or endA cents
J?r a package by mail prepaid. Burrell
Duiffsr Co 284 Columbia Bldg.. Indian
apolis, ind. s
-
'We Are Agents for
"DON SUNG"
i. K. Davis Grocer.
Oak Street. Phone 2176.
Mail Orders Solicited
FORDNEY BILL PASSED
BT THE LOWER HOUSE
W0NDROU-S
amhis WAYS
It it not possible that we look with too
much wonder upon the 'SUCCESSFUL. MAN
no that we conclude that the METHODS of
1 gaining 'wfalth are also wonderful, and perhaps
beyond our power to grasp? '
In truth, the ways of the successful man
are not wondrbus. They are exceedingly sim
ple. They are such as anyone may pattern af
ter. And here is the complete formula:
EARN. SAVE.MNVEST.
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BANK .& TRUST Company
S c u t h Pack S
GEN
RAL
q u a to
CHICAGO MAY GET
1920- CONVENTION
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.- Although
Chicago admittedly was the favorite
tonight for the 1120 convention cltyj
mo iciiuunwn party, cjioice or
which will be made here tomorrow
by the national committee, boosters
for Bt. Louis still were making a de
termined campaign -and were assert
mg mat mev naa a fla-htinc chance
to win.
Discussion as to the date of the
convention, which also will be fixed
by the committee tomorrow, centered
aoout Tuesday, June S,
Selection of a time .and . place for
ma convention will conclude the Tnr.
mal business of the committee meet-
Mexloo City naoer. which Za. 1"B'.""': """V01."1 nunareas or par
the socialists seem to enjoy TmnTun Uy iJ TL naVB. c0J'to Wah"
there and preclplUte street rights Ton W.B 5? expected
the highest provocations. Th. " session oi state onair-
per also charges that disorders whloh I mn wnich convenes Thursday. Some
occur every week In various parts of I i A wu remain until the end
the republic, almost without xcep- i,t.hI,0 wa!k' e?tog discussion of
tlon have been stirred un bv thunn.
ciausi elements.
SESSION TAKES UP
NEGRO QUESTION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONH.
political "candidates and nniinioa
which -has been proceeding in the
numerous cet-tosethar nialnm nrhlah
have featured the gatherings here.
- ' THREE DROWNED.
s ., ATtXNTA, Dec. . Three persons
f WAM - llMamajl wash V. A 1 T . .
railroad trahks were under water.
aireec car service nattea on many lO'
cat lines ana the city waterworks
system tnreaienea, , as a result of the
heaviest rains In 40 years. More than
, 10 inches of rain has fallen here since
: Saturday, the weather bureau an
nounced. ' j Southern railway tracks between
fcere and Macon were washed out
i late today, and trains were being de
, toured over the Central of Georgia.
North of here the Southern tracks
were reported to be under water, but
not to such an extent as to sten
:. wvjv ueinf operaiea on
' slow schedules, however, between
i-naitanooga and Atlanta. The same
conaiuoes were said to apply to Sea'
hoard Air Line tracks between At.
lanta and Birmingham, and also on
the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlanta
ranway iracxs west of here.
The Chattahoochee river, normally
only a few feet deep, had reached a
stage of 28 feet tonight and still was
rising. Tnree reet more, it was said
uy tne engineer at the city water
, t -worxs, wouiq nooa the pumping sta-
PEItSHING INSPECTS CAMPS
COLUMBUS. Ga.. Dec. n.n.roi
Pershing arrived here late tndnv nn
sentative Wm. S. Greene, chairman of his Inspection trip of army posts and
the house oommittee on merchant ma- mP Despite the weather the gen-
nne ana nsnerles. while Renresanta. maae a Drier inspection of the
uve d. a. uurrougns, a member nf vamp denning, wntcn
the same committee, addressed the 1,8 WB" expected to go over In detail
seoqon on "The Restoration of the
Merc nam Marine."
ine session of the association of
mayors, with Mayor O. Glenn Toole.
of Macon, Ga., presiding, discussed
questions relating 'to municlnal effi
ciency. The principal addresses'were
made by Clifford W. Wilson, mayor
ui onugeport, conn., ana Mayor Bla
iook, vi uoiumoia, B. c.
tomorrow. He will a-n tn Atlonfo
from here, leaving tomorrow.
LIVING COSTS ADVANCED
f. I.S PER CENT LAST MOJTH
JEW TORK . Dec. . The cost
of livlngtas based on 96 staple com
modities, advanced l.S per cent dur
ing the last month and now stands
at 111 per cent above the pre-war
level, or the highest ever known, ac
cording to figures made public today
by Bradstreeta. Textiles, provisions
and groceries constitute the bulk of
ine commodities.
The basis of the computation la the
total price of a pound of each of the
articles included. The totul v aa
$20,176.80 on December6, which, was
eight tenths of one per cent, above
the previous high level of August 1,
last
WASHINGTON, Dec. . Without
a record vote the house today passed
the Fordney bill designed to prevent,
foreign manufacturers from flooding
America j markets with -products sold
at a. lower price In the United States
than in the country of manufacture.
.The measure wld 'authorise, the
secretary of the treasury to send
agehts to Inspect tht books and
plants of manufacturers of exports
to the United States and to study
prices of such merchandise abroad
Should the producers refuse to Sub
mit to such Inspection their proucts
wouia be exciuaea from the united
mates. -
TWO KILLED IN ACCIDENT
, TAMPA, Pla., Dee. 9. W. C. Ham
mond, aged 4S, a prominent contrac
tor of tlTla city, i and his daughter,
Louise, 16, are dead, the result of a
collision oetween trim mitnmnhiu i
wnicn tney were driving, and a train
near uuca Airred this morning. Mr.
Hammond was killed instnntiv wh.h
the locomotive smashed the automo-
m gin uvea a few hnun
SONGS FOR THE SOCL
Men and women ar ' vn. Si .t
lonely, discouraged or III? Read'
Songs for the SouL. Thev iPor. writ.
ten for you. On sale at T. M. C. A.
and T. W. C. A. Prim fin .n.
Agents wanted. . " Advt
M'ICHTE ELECTED CAPTAIN
CHARLOTTESVILLE. V A rw o
'Hewson Mlchle, right end of this
season's university of Virginia foot
ball team was elected todav nntain
of the 1920 eleven. Michie a native
of Charlottesville was raduut nrhiia
fighting In the Argonne forest with
the 29th division.
SUPREME COUNCIL
REPLIES TO GERMANY
PARIS, Dec. t. (By The Associ
ated Press.) The supreme council's
notes dealing with the peace treaty
were delivered to Baron von Lersner,
neaa or tne German delegation, this
evening. -
'ine first note denies the. German
demands for modification of the
treaty on the surrender of Germans
charged with crimes against interna
tional warfare and the return of prls
oners. It agrees to- consider the eco
nomic effects of the indemnities re
quired for the sinking df the war
ships In the Scapa Plow on Germany
"in a spirit of eqdfty, after a hearing
oy ine reparations commission."
The note warns Germany "for the
last time" that denunciation of the
armlstioe would give the allied armies
all latitude for necessay military
measures ana adds:
"In this spirit we await without
delay signature of the proctol and the
exenange or ratification."
.Electric Portables. New and unique
variety Just received at Law's, 21
Haywood. 12-9-2
HICKORY. Deo. 9. JacobP. New
ell, of Charlotte, opened the repub
lican campaign in Hickory last night
before a crowd that, despite rain,
completely filled a local tneatre. He
discussed the tariff, league of nations
and taxation and opposed all three.
He was presented by W. H. Sarkley.
Mr. Newell urged the election of John
M. Morehead, of Charlotte.
MONEY to WAN
at 6 Simple Interest
ON THE EQUITABLE HOME PURCHASE PLAN
No. Bonoi. No Attorney Fees.
' A.J. CONYERS & C B. LYNCH, Agents. '
Phone 682 Room 27, American National Bank BIdg.
NEW CONCERN HAS
ADVANTAGE TODAY
NEW TORK, Deo ...Executives
of the Lafayette. Motors company of
Indianapolis, aim to capitalise to tne
fullest exnt on the enormous ex
penditures made by Uncle Sam in the
war.time scnooi of automotive re
search and development.
In equipping the new Indianapolis
plant they are Installing tools and
machinery that th.A government fnimrf
most efficient In the' manufacture of
airplane motor parts and 'adapting
mem to tne Bpeciai production re
quirements of the new LaFayette car.
"We consider our position in regard
to ptent equipment most advantage
ous," said D. McCall White, designer
of the Napier Dalmer and Cadillac
eight, now of the LaFayette Motors
company. "The very fact that we are
a new company, opening a new plant
tor tne . manuiaciure or- a new, car,
i-J
enables us to install machinery and
tools 6f the moat modern design and
the utmost' efficiency. We have no old
tools and machinery trat must be dis
carded at a heavy financial loss if we
Install plant equipment that will make
the LaFayette engine a more com
petent and reliable source of power.
Without the l'ast restriction we can
purchase machines and tools that will
produce the finest o parts.
"We can equip the plant to suit the
advanced specifications of the La
Fayette car; In no detail Is it neces
sary to suit the car to the equipment.'
mm .d MAwnSnA s.:iinm
kw i iiiiiK mmASivM 1
K&epYour Eyes
Clean - das'- Haetlthy
(UN for fw ly Kmtm M imm t. tmrt.,im
g TeZZf ttow to Stop a
I -. a Bad Cough
t flarferfitiig' pessHs frees tMs ffsnens
JS els Iiiii ! smip. KaeUy
Ik srasMed aad eeste UMle.
Tf you have a sever eouRh or client
' told accompanied with sorenesi, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing,
, or if your child wakes up during tbe
:- night with croup and you want quick
, kelp, try this reliable old home-made
. irougli remedy. Any'druRsiit can supply
?ou with i ounces of Pinex. Pour
his into a pint bottle and fill the bottle
j with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or
. " you can use clarified molasses, hotiey, or
: corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup, if
desired. This recipe makes a pint of
' Tesily remarkable cough remedy. , It
tastes good, and in spite of its low cost,
; H esa be depended upoa to civ quick
and lotting relief.
Yon can -fed 4his take hold of a
cough U a wsy that mean business.
It loosens and raises ths phlejrm, stops
throat tickle and soothes and hesls tne
. Irritated membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such prompt-
aesa, ease and certainty that it is really
ajtenithing.
Pinex is a special and tlgUy eoncen
' t rated compound of genuine Norway
pis cxtraet, and ia probably th best
; kaowa means of overcoming sever
cooghs, throat and cheek colds. '
There are many worthless imitations
of this mixture. To avoid disappoint
eat,ssk for "2 ounce of Pinex"
with full directions snd don't sceept say
thing else. Guaranteed t give absolute
. satisfaction - or money DronjDttv re-
Jb Puex Co, ft. Ways a.
funded.
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MATNARD SPEAKS.
SAVANNAH, Ga., Dec. . Speak-1
ins oeiore ine notary cluo of Savan
nah today, Lieutenant Belvin W.
Maynard, who recently won the trans
continental air race, declared:
"ine united States ale anrvlna (. I
noi a.iriena to commercial aviation.
insieaa or encouraging commercial
iiyniK, me service seems to be discour
aging ic instead or selling, airplanes to
an airplane company They should have
been sold to those who were anxious
io enier commercial flying."
Lieutenant Maynard will Ioav. sa
vannah at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing ana iaxe l o'clock luncheon at I
ui norai in north Carolina.
RECOMMEND TWO
NEW BATTLESHIPS
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
battle of Jutland, because they re
aucea "tne maneuvarlnv anrf a vu.
i ine enure iorce. "
bcout urniser.
Smohaslsinff th ri.ii.t nsv a k
American navy in scout cruisers, the
board, recommendinar h nn..
tion of 10 of these ships, cites the
value of- such craft to the British
fleet during the war and Amimmt
them to be essential to 'any well bal
anced navy." Recommending nn.
iruciion or nve snips of the super-
uosuviBr lyDB. ins DOard mniaal.j
m usciuiness or sucn ships In con
necuon wun d est rover nnmti...
As a means of applying and develop-
" ,cMu"i vi me war in aub
marine construction, the board reo
ommended construction of six tvn
raa uuuainr nrosrram tn
uoe aesiroyer and on hk.
marine tender completed Itha
-ram.
For -development and .nn.i.iu.
of aircraft during th year the board
recommended an appropriation of
$27,000,000 with $(,000,000 to be used
for experimental construction.
MESSENGER SENTENCED
BRISTOL. Tiin .v. r ' '.
W. Livingstone, American railway
express messenger was sentenced to
serve on year n the federal prison
at Atlanta charged with haflng loot-
n if 1?Snr In transit and
u. V. Channe 1. mun. i i
Indicted on a like charge, was acquit
ted In Lnited States district court at
AOingaon, Vs.. todav an-nnii.. .
vtoea received in Bristol tonlfht, i
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Its natural tor the J
tea 0r coffee drinker j
I relish ' I
far this table beverage
has a most satisfying- 1 '
J coffee-like flavor:. I
I thoiih it leaves none of
j ... the harmful afterreffecte ' I
1 that so often attend ' fi
j tea and coffee drinking. .
. EcoAomical. too ' ' - A ;
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ROAMER MOTOR GO.
Phones 1171-2826.
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You Have the Key
To the padlock, which in this instance is our guarantee
life insurance policy, that seals every title which goes from
our institution.
If you have any reason whatsoever for dissatisfac
tion just insert the Lev and re-open the transaction for
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Bankers Trust and Title Insurance Co.
55 College St - Pbooe 1351. 'Asherill, N. C
CHRISTMAS
At The Paramount Drug Store
A nice Tine of Perfumes and Toilet Waters. White Ivory
,-. Brushes, Combs, Mirrors, Jewel Boxes and many other articles.
Writing Pa pe?. Correspondence Cards, The Celebrated Nonp's"
Candies. Call early and do your shopping before the stock''
is exhausted. ' '' ' ' -' ';-
PARAMOUNT DRUG CO.
556.-
43 PATTON AVE."
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