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jjSjfr. (Continued from I’ase One) Injr I’m* regular exercises here the members left for Goshen Grove V, school, arriving there at 11:40. They ^;®twere met by a student body, of 02 $'t youngsters, and a faculty of three o;1 teachers. Mrs. Ciiewhini? oeiiu;: the ,, principal. This was an enthusiastic ' body and received their nu-ssauc of f.; welcome earnestly, and .with eager ness scrambled after the- many gifts that were thrown into their midst by fit . the members of ti le league. Meet More Schools • Goshen- school was the next slop arriving there at 12:Oh. The nn-mbey. were greeted by uni-rex.mutely .10 students here and by a faculty of l\v • teachers. Miss Batson, principal and ' Miss Bowden assistant; The usual introductions being made and rift' distributed amon.tr the snuients tic caravan moved on toward St. ' lViuiV school, arriving there.'it! 12:1". Ab.iut 65 pupils greeted them more together wilft tin ee teachers w ho ::.e a efedi. to any community. Mis-- 'J.fwi-, pt-in cipal: Miss.vVVarrcu''and Mis:- (’acker, :Prom there th,*'.. members venture. in the direction of Xewti.n Grove hi go school. Here they found the largest body of student* seen during the tons'. This sei'.oe! sts .of ;.u enr<iilmp;; of Kid students. .Mi-, i;. T. . > principal. toy-other v.ith a. f;uvd;y composed of Miss 1’ol'ier. Miss Mat thew s. M • ■ ■- daekstri:. Miss Brook-, music teachc. Mrs. \V<ek.-- .pul Mr Bizzcil. . Tile children H*• I'lvr'vr ; th ‘ illcSSMye of Wrirnmo With ! r■ I; i bursts of applause, pad wm. me.mbirs of the caravan wore keep introduced Major Butler was rose..ri sible* for urea; otiibur.-ts of iaau'ht: ' from the faculty as mdl as froin th • body of .students. The ne\! sh'p hue tite caravan made was a1 'he St. Murk's school at Newton (Move. Father M. Irwi . has this srln. >'. in iiie.ru ■ and met th •. members ., {>K ;isi..■ mantles- an i made tl.n.n te-'i svpllv welcome with his brief lull sinyC-re talk which ptv eeeded the speech of Major Buie r ee l the isiiSM.iit,:! ion <■{ ‘ he members. M. - jer Butler's reply to ’rather Irwin was touehine and all the meii.lv stood wit's isjicovered heads thi'iiu'ih dut the visit. T'ds s-rhooi has an !.. rollm.'iii of around So >;adepts who two hilly touchers, Mis- Winyii. hi Portsmouth. \k; . and Mirk Ma-ki: us. of IDuriie ih. A; tlte suafiiest ;oj> of bathes- Is'v.'iit the paper nstderefl .) vocal number. wld. b held 'Te ir,e:i - hers in speechless Wnut-i' at tic ••• .rare taleri, for yo'.’ilusters. After tie jsoite; !• tithes- Irwin i"yi:ei! tin- num bers ’kroner; flic s, h.:oi vrl'ii'h vru - fours'.1 to be in e'fei-h'p; .'•.piditi.us l:s OVery detail. (hind rear-ny was ip y’ id: ;ir" ; a ; % (• :y hand, the rood ■ wer.'di y indeed. ;,:ul tile pupils Were rnimiv.r ova-r »•.•.!>!• en:ju:.si;edii whirk bespeakof ;l siica-iry e'svii'ousne..'. Kat hi '''win irr* pro-’..cil e:i i.■ of I! • ctoupati tip;; t ''ey were ,ii\yay weic utue to ids school a; ant and ail times and siat -i! i k: ; is • c-n, dally was it ed 1 in.iso V. k • ■ sold. • , It! , : d same .. ' ibi - .I'vd e tin : a• ; Ip- >• cans eiiienc. . Slop Jkii- I.Hindi Tlu* iie.v. »V,o.hi wipch ;iv I'itava.n made was t > invade ilie proepry stare of Mi'. \\ . Tart of Newton (;,'ove. ai d it Was here imp ehcose an I oraekelr. potted ham ai'.ij bucki" drinks v.n - • devoured by she - a-e. Tie- lunr-he n lasted for about tin rub. i'vs and at —:4r» * he caravan wiud d up way • - ward tile (denrup senarriving there ai duii-h. The members we e Creeled here by about . >k shid nu atid the fatuity compos: d of Mi Williams, principal; AI; ~ s Whs- ami Miss Lee. The ohikirin received their silts in an enthusa--; k- ns aim and were kept gleeful by live humor ous expressions of Major Butler dur ing the period of intradti The hour war f!;:!0 when this visit ■ ,.v WHY HAVE CATARRH? f You know the discomforts sit'd , danger to your entire system of the* constant dropping.- of catarrhal mat ter at, the back of your mouth. It undermines your health. There is ,u ■ hardly fa complaint more annoying than that catarrhal feeling of a heavy achy head caused by stuffed lip ;i .nostrils, and tihe dull, heavy pain in J, 'the region of the eyes. f4 ' You may think you cannot be rid of it. Keeping the air passages free from clogging mucus and catarrhal . germs is what you can do if you'll Use Page’s Cru-Mo. Better begin, ^ now for continuous neglect may lead ,to all sorts of trouble. K The first application of Page’s Cru : Mo to the nostrils soothes the in flammed membrane, checks the accu mulation of phlegm and opens up the air passages. It attacks Catarrh where Catarrh attacks you—through the nose. ■,, Page’s Cru-Mo contains certain combined ingredients that do not im mediately lose their strength. It re main^ in the nose long enough to al low the ingredients to thoroughly ' Vaporize. The medication goes back into the nasal passages and, cavities and loosens that phlegm, kills the germs and permits you to breathe good air freely. ' . Get !-some Page’s Cru-Mo today from your druggist and begin to got freedom from insidious catartr.stl -■ and; dSssomfort,-^«dv.: ■ was tomplotwl and it was with regret that the members could not visit Keener school which was the last on their list for that section of the county. It was decided that it would be best for the caravan to venture in the direction of Clinton, which they did. i.llering apologies to Keener school for not having paid t.lent a vvs it., knowing that their school wot:Id nave been dismissed before they to'ald i reach them. This school wjl! be vis ited or. one of the other tours which are to take place this w o',.-. Make Second Trip Wei'uu-sih.ty i-nirioior ji'ooiu :> o'clock the members of life, league motored into ti.e nor:iiWestern sec; ion of Satnpst.n r-.> fuitili their dates wit' iue diilei'etit schools in tint- sect: ■: . The Tniunl.c; •; we.e soa.i hr I c..! - her in get! it -a under-.'. a \ an ! t bet eio ■-Aore. I more •, ■ a i.ory th is :hey -I. . •'ll , : nine, but net ...tile . , in...!,' an: •■'is a- L lies;- Were larger and tin-re ime was ilci ded. I’ne ib'S! ! y . [I.,; ,y,; |> , ti '! iie.- h s'.-tV'ii,i. Tm- carat . r mth'e hen a! .i.t’.U and mi- greet,.,i :.y c|ip..a.iX'iiii:i: -ly nlaO s,-.dents. i.iwemm: ii’ .. - f: eiu b : , ! t year--.. T --■I.:'’ -1 h; ■ an curullr.n-.ii! .tree, cl - ; •' . l , t"\ -ier ,\ iIt ace,,i y . .;. - a ci edit ’■ • cut , ■ ■.. .,. , , ,n; tose.i ■ ■ '< • M : in.lri, err. . = i in;, m lent: I'd r. i t • l. Ih'.ttel! a -sis ant. .'! 1 Mai y .! ,,. i lawrh; re. ft. Kya i inner. A, - 1 dad . s It' ■ >. i e n'l.,,',, ti , '.i-r nf ui't'h ; ' Miss' tier: rode 1 taught :w a,I Mr-. ! ‘arl Wa:, cm A\ ; icaiued ;i.r.ih fin I'cViin . i:. ■ e 1 Id ran til ■ e i > :'d'a,l c ti b - c c I; i,"h s-bci and w as :,n t :.v t’rnf. !. K. lledl'earu. who ■ wel conied the lie- in an an|, c . way iiii e i • ief tain wiii'ie the luem 1 her.’ e e waiting ih t the siob,,>•;;> ; ■ be arratigr d. ex\ da ini.;.: j he nee is of a sebi',,| wi'a-i: ucci,'oii"c w statiSd - i’; tic biggest ! iy it ~ch mi in l la re in' y , Satups -,i. I*ia,f. Had tVarn railed upon the business dumi to do all! Hint was in their power to have somej additional room added to tin- ) avion l i luiildinir widen is really too .' iin.il to I accommodate the enrollment ml the' srlmoi. This sfh.noi fv;iy 112 students j in the it in h v'.oo! und in the sen ior class of '2d. Prof. IP dfcarit said.: Kealizinir that 't.hese \ Kit <rs were! of Clinton, Prof. Kedfoarn : -ited j thiit the Clinton liin'h seitool lu.d an enrnilitient in the hijrh school one less j than they anil yet Urey had :i s nooi hulidiny that \v >uiit aceotnm mini e a yn eater satueiit body thm; .one. while it is was full ever'low- • ■mi - if t> e.-:i> ; > i tv!:;.tit.;.: ’ i ■. I. An: Imre . am ictlit .11 ,.i ijisi 1 et ; Hr. th orye II. \V ::a ; . h of . ■ - ■ . lutr.yt s; el: • r! Motley. Him hviiry. The : awn:,." 1 ’ *Karsh Her,o f. Miss Kith • :i '■i'i.ehiV AK-.-.s 1-ha Ttauuhtry. Mi. ;.- Kuaiee 'll.i.y- and Mis- Ka'ideen j : teilil'r fs of t he hear. lie IVi til to 1 ’jr.e a a ivirv t ’,• - • at U':2t>. Thoy Mi. ’ K1 ...me Pen A Mi. s T mri. ; !!ti‘i.- m mid Mn. \. M 1.my ten ■■ ..Imn u of as ni ' ! V pm Ps. ,\f anmmr the student-- fw.i t>i:i,.i\im. Cm I1...V. :-:. lit t lie i::i".vnn. 'ii.d " ed to ;. m a- .,inr to t ree . v, i ors of Li . m m The Royal Furniture Company C.VJERTAKEUS Complete Equipment, Efficient Survive J.H.Cr ampler, Licensed Embaimer f: ”211 I: by tin- courier, Ur. Hollingsworth, and. at his suggestion the members ventured in that direction, Invading the .store some 25 or 50 in numbet ; ne members .soon d conn'd the sup ply hot dogs winch the merchant had oil hand and resorted to other tamed goods ti'.tat were obtainable. After consuming about thirty min ute's i’,i this manner, the caravan turned their automobiles' towards Mingo school, arriving there at 1:15. rhey found a body of students-mini brriug around 200 out of an eiiBoll nt rf 215. The I acuity was coni >o-scd ; !' the 'follow ir.gv Mr. K. W. h* ;es. principal; Mrs. D. V.'. Wa!!, .b ln:a Tew, >'i--s tleergia Httj - • lor, ‘i!ss Lillian la ks-.n. Mi.-s Jon ah: M. Williams .t:• • ti Mbs !,t:!a v.'if f-2lowing speech here by the .-riokesman,-M-a. Is George E. Mut !i v.-as full i' vest i'.iul humor. e:l> a-, .-.it m«v> I e:i to Cooper •(fleeted With Song (hi approaching t'ooper school the 1 ' ■ ■ : ..ere gr. re; u by 75 student ’’.I f.u-uliy ... -(•(> of Mr. C. R. s. Miss Juanita • vv ui;.l Miss In > Sirieklainl. Fol I"iwii;; is.' giif. «!i~iribnliim the morn ■ s "t the luagin !i'f: . for Orange* . * r n .»- ul v«h.;c they win mil ■y a bi!<i.v «».£ .votings’* rs who lvn i .1 sells’, “it.-v, :’o You Do. Bas eless Mon,” in a pleasing r.ianmw. ■ o s: '.ulo’r.s near t-M in nnr.’-i a’.tii sui" \\o:. ae,•ot’il. Thi j ■ rr.oi ' inis ;.r: ; s..1!nte:’;t of ar.-und .‘n sf.;t:c>n!s, Mgv .•;• with- a ftu-ult > j composed ol Mr. O. Crunmlvr. j Mi s i: 1 a Hall and MM; More and more coa-’ivcr cii is fergni:;’ ahead as a protector ai.b builder of health. For more than fifty years 1 ' n f ? p of i: My... coel-liver 3 eJ, pm ;£... p to take, has 3 p:s ; mid help- | i' 'pQ COACH f 1765 Q Hudson-Essex World’s Largest Selling 6-Gyiinder Cars Built Under Famous Super-Six Patents i rpr any closed car you will pay almost as much as the Essex Coach costs. So , why accept any performance short of a “Six”? In Essex you get qualities of the y “Six” not found in any “Four”. And equally important, you get the famous Super-Six advantages exclusive to Hud son-Essex. ^ Quality made Essex, with Hudson the largest selling “Six” in the world. That volume permits economies, which are y',;'' passed on to buyers in a price way be low any rival. Ttee c©A€H Freight and Tax Extra An Essex Coach may be purchased for a low first payment-and balance on convenient terms. HENRY VANN CUNTON, N. C. Annie Jackson. From here the cara van left for Finey Green, where they were greeted by about 110 students! out of an enrollment of 1015. The , principal, Miss Janie Bell Herring Miss Dora Williams, and unusually large two teacher school. With tne visit to this school com pleted the members of the caravan headed toward Clinton arriving here at 4,-13. The members taking a part in Wednesday's tour were, J. it. Best, of \V. D. Kelly Co.; C. 11. Rich-, whole sale groceries; A. Philip, of the Globe department store; Edgar New man. of Bee lC Newman Co.; Mike Gapir.i, of the Sampson Bargain 1 House; A. A. Jackson, wholesale and retail grc.vr'i s; i(. M. Register, of *h<* Register Mercantile company; S. • • Barker of the Packer Dollar Store; H. Grumpier, Royal Furniture Co.; i. M. Vann, of Vann Motor Co.; A, Butler. Builer's Pharmacy; R. T. i Register, of Register & Bros. Gnu- \ store; Isaac Hurwita. genera! ' r,let1 duunli.-e; Mr. Leroy Register, of1 Register A- Parker Barber shop; I. S. j Re1! of Bell’s Barber .shop; .1. R. par-1 do.i of the Darden Barbel shop: Mr. i i arris of the Kashina Shop; ]■’, S. \ Monsour. Clinton Camlv Kitchen: Hi: ! . Stewai.. Samps-ii Hardware Ox;; C. J. Powell, general merchandise-; S. ' [I. Finch, Southern Gas & Oil Co.; C. v. Collins, general merchandise, Mr. louse, of House & McLamb; Arthur lames, of Bank of Sampson; L. A. ik-thune, of Bank of Clinton; F. L. 1’urlington, Clinton Lumber Co.; Ed vard F. Butler, lawyer; L. E. Whit ield, county road supervisor; and Dr. Hollingsworth, county health physi ol v. anil Mrs. I. Frank Faison and Miss .Minnie Faison of Faison; Mr. and Mrs. Buck Murphy of Wallace and Mr. DeVane attended the funeral of R. W. Holliday Sunday afternoon. K % K * X K k fc ► ► ¥ H fi k k K « AVERY CHILLED PLOWS TERRACE KING PLANTERS STALK CUTTERS CLARK DISC HARROWS WIRE FENCE POULTRY FENCE 1 SAMPSON HARDWARE COMPANY ***¥¥¥¥¥¥**” ****** * ■*■*** Mi: t ***** Irk******: t f-• >■:***#,*vww + ww+wx+.'t************* **********^*t****************** ****** THE ENTIRE $59,000.00 STOCK OF • ; R.G.TAYLOR Co. Goes On the. Bargain Counter Friday, December 11 th : : At' r**iY*******************it**'r PUBLIC High I > ices A re No More. The Decree is Recorded. The Opening Dav is set for * ndav morning, December 11 and the closing day is sealed for Thursday, December 24th ™^V£Vvda“ntlef aild pt fooi-hardiness, with one Edict to set in mo tier, a hi It DER\ of such Gigantic and bone piercing price cutting in a vast stock of Americas choice Merchandise wiuch is perfection in beauty and style and of supreme c;iia:.l\. tor mere money. Rut folks, it's money we need and pure, unadulterated monev v.e are going to get; while we exchange with you one of America's finest stocks of high class, new merchandise for halt value in many cases and some even less. SPECIAL OPENING DAY >*+****★****+★★***★★+**★★★* i 'T + + + + VW ¥■* >****** ** + *-f-^**** ****** ******:; •' rulay. openin.ir day. between the hours '■■I 0 and 12 o’ylot.k, we wit! sell tor $17.95 any Mans Suit ot your selection. These Sait.-, are. priced lip to $37.5i>. RESTRICTED ONE SLIT TO FAMILY BETWEEN 9 AM) 12 O’CLOCK Friday. Open; n if Day. we wili .sell any Ladies’ new Chon Sprin.vr or Winter Hat i or $ 1.75 RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY BETWEEN 9 AND 12 O’CLOCK Friday. Opening Day, we will sell a»jt. pair °'i Shoes or Shippers for Men or Women for $3.95.. RESTRICTED ONE FAIR TO FAMILY BETWEEN !) AND 12 O'CLOCK Friday. Opeiuny Dav. we will sell 10 yards 20c OCTLNC FOR 12<2c PER YARD . ■■BETWEEN '9 AND 12 O'CLOCK ]■ riday. Opi’iii;.; Day we will sell 10 yards wide Cnbleached Domestic for 7c yard. RESTRICTED TO ONE OF FAMILY FROM 2 TO ! O'CLOCK FRIDAY Opening Day, we will sell your choice - of any Ladies' Coat in our house for $10.95. These Coats priced up to $39.60 RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY FROM 2 TO ! O’CLOCK FRIDAY Opening Day, we will sell any Men’s Over coats in our_ house for. $IL95._ These Coats priced up to $29.50. RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMIL Y FROM 2 TO 1 O’CLOCK FRIDAY Opening Day, wo will sell any Ladies’ or lien’s Sweater in our house lor $2.95. . These Sweaters priced to $7.50_ RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY FROM. 2 TC i O’CLOCK FRIDAY Opening Day, we will sell 10 yards Home -- spun Sheeting, worth 12\ic for 7c RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY - i **&£**■ S - 1 i-k j4T 0R‘ SATURDAY 'k'k+'k' ; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 t ' From 10 to 12 A. M. J ;Yo will .sell any Ladies’ High Cut Shoes * Jii oii'1' house* for $2.75. These Shoes are t priced up to $7.00 * RESTRICTED ONE PAIR TO FAMILY t SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 t From 10 to 12 A. M. £ and again at night, same date, from 8 to c 10 o’clock, we will sell any Roys’ Suit with £ Short Pants l'or $4.95. These Suits priced £ ur> to $12.50 l RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY t SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 t From 10 to 12 O'clock £ we "'ill sell any four piece Boys’ Suit in t our house for $8.75. These Suits priced t- up to $15.00 t RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY l ALL DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 £ Yv e will soil any Ladies’ Dress in our house r . priced $18.50 and down for $9.75 t RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12 From 2 to 1 O’clock We will sell any Man’s Suit in our house priced $25.00. and down for $12.55, or any Man's Overcoat, priced $29.50 and down for $11.95 and again same night from 8 to 10 O’clock. RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 All Day and At Night __ will sell any Ladies’ Hat in our house for $2.95. Included in this lot are big lot New Winter and Spring Hats, received fresh y last week and priced up to $8.50 RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 From 10 to 12 O’clock and again at night 8 to 10 o’clock, will sell any Ladies’ Dress in our house for $12.95. ' These Dresses priced up to $29.50 RESTRICTED ONE TO FAMILY SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12 Will sell Standard Dress Outing, 12'V^c and 12 U* Dress and Apron Gingham, 7*/ssc yd. RESTRICTED 10 YARDS TO FAMILY +:+*+*+++++++*++**+*++++++**+++****+**+ ATTENTION FRIENDS This will be the greatest value giving sale it has ever been my pleasure to offer those trading in Dunn for the past thirty years. We have Newest Styles of Good Material and Standard Make. Come to see us and you’ll be treated fair and will get the same goods for a Big Substantial Average Savings. Remember, this sale opens on the day, FRIDAY, £E^1BER llth at 9 O'CLOCK A. M., AND CLOSES STRICTLY ON THE MINUTE NIGHT AT 10 O’CLOCK, DECEMBER 24, 1925. Will be open each night.. CHRISTMAS WEEK UNTIL CHRISTMAS. DON’T FORGET; DON’T PUT OFF. COME EARLY AND STAY LONG. Expect much and you’ll get more^ If you love your friends and neighbors, bring them, toe. , u s R. G. TAYLOR, For ft. G. Taylor Go. The Yellow Front Store, at Dunn, N; C, ********
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