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Page Two She Knows N "I am a Domestic Science Graduate and a chemical student from the I; Normal School. After making ■*! the experiment testing various baking powders I never use any S except the Royal" Mrs. J. P. ■ ROYAL I BAKING POWDER ' Absolutely Contains No ,\lum Leaves No Bitter Taste Send for New Royal Cook Book— lt's FREE Royal Baking Powder Co., 130 William St., New York The more youngsters play and An expert says agriculture is swing outdoors, the less turnkeys suffering from too much criticism will swing jail doors. -—also from too much citycism. BIRD'S ROOFS Here's a Beautiful Roof CO good looking it adds a touch of pros- perity to any residence. Colors—natural slate green, red, or black. *; So long wearing it will pleasantly remind ** you of its economy for years to come. 'fi Bird's American Twin Shingles are really two shingles in one, easily picked up and laid with one hand, and self-spacing. I0 11 in length. They will not catch fire from failing sparks. Made of the same materials as Paroid Roofing. We know from experience that Bird's American Twia Shingles make good—that's why we sell them. BIRD & SON, iac. (Established 1795) Eftrt Walpole, Maa* W Wholesale and[Retail Dealers FARMERS HARDWARE CO. FOREST CITY, N. C. ICity Taxes! i NOW PAST DIE J[ All delinquent city tax payers are hereby notified 1 j; to call at the Mayor's office and pay their taxes at i o once and avoid trouble. j '; City taxes are past due and must be paid. t | A. C. KEETER ] I; City Clerk ? ant * dead? Mont ■•''JR J *»i " w Jas Flack, . ?*£ ' *' f '' ma eal f, RalpH , , £ (I*® I£. J. : J IJ! JJ& Curtis Freeman, phries, Daniel, J. Bartee. $' : Following c with leave: W.B r *' > ' . Jug Lloyd Toney, He™ ' *8 Stroud, Joe Will Conner and State vs. Julius guilty of ' ,$3 Sentenced 20 months onW ,*kj of Transylvania wear stripes. State vs. J. P. Miller. IV guilty of abandonment. suspended. Bond of SI,OOO show that he supports his family. State vs. John and J. O. Scruggs. Each defendant pleads guilty of selling extracts of gin ger. Each fined SSO and the cost. Jim Wi'son pleads guilty of vio lating prohibition laws. Sentence, four months on the roads. Sen tence to begin Sept. Ist, 1922. The grand jury found a true bill against John Petty for killing Aruthur Gettys, both colored, of Caroleen. Chas. Kivet, the young 17-year old white boy, of Caroleen, plead guilty of larceny and was given 6 months on the roads. State vs. H. Hawkins, nol pros. State vs. Arthur Farley, con tinued. State vs. W. R. Splawn, violat ing prohibition law, eight months on the road. State vs. Jeff Roberts and John Logan, violating prohibition law, 18 months on the road. State vs. D. B. Beam, receiving liquor, $25 and cost. State vs. Van Black, trespassing, judgement suspended on payment of cost. State vs. Richard Taylor, tres passing, four months on the roads. State vs. Buford Bridges and Ben Clontz, six months on the roads. State vs. John Simpson and A. S. Jackson, violating prohibition law, judgement suspended on pay ment of cost. State vs. Forest McSwain, driv ing automobile while drunk, sen tenced to four months on the roads. State vs. Rosco Harris, making liquor, eight months on the roads. The jury returned a verdict c f "not guilty" in the case of Rev. Roseman Phillips, colored, charg ed with the murder of Tack Mc- Dowell, colored. In the case of Howard Bridges and Horace Walker, charged with store breaking and stealing auto mobiles, both plead guilty and were sentenced for two years in one case and one year in three others, making an aggregate of five years on the roads in Tran sylvania county. It was charged that on the night of Jan. 3rd they broke in to the stores of Mr- Kenny Mercantile Co., A. C. Wil son and W. A. Harrill at Ellen boro. They were also charged with the theift of two automo biles. Sim Michael, good behavior shown, continued. Manual Surratt, nol pros. Sam Surratt, continued. Zeb Clements, good behavior shown, continued. Roseman Phillips, not guilty, charged with murder. John Petty, nol pros, charged with murder. J. D. Cole, roads, four months. John Dobbins, state prison, three years. Geo. Logan, nol pros. Taylor Burke, continued. Grady Harrill, continued. Ray Wilson, not guilty. Mose Logan, not guilty. B. C. Roberson, violating prohi- the boa^B'- 1 ' the helpfS(P Reinhardt Dru Constitution, both one year for $2. Any well-informed garage mechanic will tell you a the Special-Six leads in value from the standpoint of endurance, comfort, power and economy of upkeep. Drive one yourself and you will realize why thousands of owners have found in it those qualities which go to make up motoring satis faction and pride of ownership. °7htinl£i?j s Xer -unusually comfortable, because of its deep, genuine leather up holstery and long semi-elliptic springs, front and rear. —endurance and dependability have been built into it by the manufacturer through the use of high-grade materials and work- SPECIAL-SIX manship. en ffA.ii/ d —a Studebaker-built L-head motor, x 5, develops fifty horse 5-Pass., 119 W. B.i 50 H. P. P° wer * Chassis . SI2OO —economy of upkeep with repair shop attention reduced to a Touring Car . . 1475 minimum. Roadster —refinements such as you might expect only in higher-priced cars: (2-Pass.) .. . 1425 Jeweled eight-day clock on instru- Large rectangular plate glass rear Koadster ment board. window—x 23 in. ' (4-Pass.) ... 1475 Cowl ventilator controlled from in- _ , , , c Coupe strument board. T ransmiasion lock reduces cost of I /A D \ R- , . . , theft insurance to owner I ?/Q to f (4-rass.) ... 2150 Tonneau lamp with extension cord. Sedan 2350 Parking lights in lower corners of .o.b. factory * windshield base. One key operates the Yale lock on One-piece rainproof windshield and ignition switch, transmission and I windshield wiper. tool compartment. In the Special-Six you get such value and satisfaction as only • Studebaker, the world's largest builder of sixes, offers. tTHIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR"' CAROLINA MOTOR CO., Forest City, N. C. TATE GARAGE, Rutherfordton, N. C. 1 HUB a leader verdict for QUALITY No. 174 HHBour Dealer Made in five grades HEBk for the yellow pencil with the red band H EAGLE MIKADO HfcLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK |gy= ' ■ i in ■ '■"■ ■ ' ii 'lir ==aaamamammmmmm»*m f. A. HAMRICK I NORTH HENRIETTA. N. C. j ■ FRESH NEW LINE OF j Itaple and Fancy Groceries j Fruits and Vegetables j Phone Orders Delivered on Short Notice ] i Thursday, May 25, 1922
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