A PROGRESSIVE EE. tbLICAN NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDING OF AMERICAN HOMES AND AMJERICAN INDUSTEIES.
BURUNGTOK, AUMANCE county, north CAROLINA- TUESDAY, JULY 14,1914.
CARRIERS THANK THE PEOPLE
Carriers Thank l|>e People of.
Burlington for Helping Enier-
tain their Convtm ion.
Moral and Material Help
Tlie Rural Carriers of tJiis County,
wish to thank the business men of
Burlington for their kindness and ma
teria! assistance in helping; to enter
tain the State Convention of Rural
Carriers, July S-4.
The following contributed to thio,
n.'id we wish to thank iliem:
J. M. ilAYES,
Chairman Finance Committtir.
W. D. FOSTER,
I'.hairmah Arrangements Committee.
MISS BUCK ENTERTAINS
- •V.
At Her Beautiful Home on Means
' Street in Honor of .Mr. end Sirs.
E. S. \V. Dasneron.
Very Novel Entertalntnent
The Holt-Cates Co , Burke & Wil
liams, O. F, Crowson, J. I. Scott, Dr,
J. S. Frost, Foster Shoe Co., Spoon
Hornailay, Dr. J. M, Shoffiier, Burl-
ingrton Hardware Co., Smith Fui-nituri?
Co., Alamance Loan & Trust Co., Holt
& May, J. M. Tisdale, Burlington
?tore Co., W. E. Sharpe, Central Loan
& Trust Co., Coble Bradshaw Co., Ed.
..L. Bowland, L. C. Waliier, M. D., F. J
otrader, L. B. Gross, Siandard Realty
& Security Co., Freeman Drug Co..
Eman'iel May, The Grotto;, Pate
Pjinting: Co., First National Bank,
L. B. Mc.Adams & Son, J D. & L.
B. VS^iitted, Thos. I,. Sellars, J. C. Bu
chanan, J. A. Isley i£ Bro. Co., Pied-
jnont Trust Co., B. Goodman, I.
Iviazur, EUis Machine &: Music Co.,
Florence ^ Waiker, C. H. Cart?e, L.
M -Squires, J, M. Coble, J. Stewart,
Jr., J. Zeb WaUer, II. S. Cardwcl-.
Piedmont Railway & Electric Co.. Can-
Kitchen, J. T. Did-., Porrmnstei-, :;t
Mebane.
Let8t‘r Carriers Thank The People.
To llie Editor ar.d inc tJood People of
Buviinjrton, Alamii.nee CcuvAy;
In behalf of the Kuryl Letter Cuv-
vi'-^VK Association cf NorlU CavoUnn
I lake this naean.s to thiink the pood
jjcople of Burlington aiid
C:.ur.ty, of every name, of every de-
lu riiination ar.d of every v;a.lk in life,
fi.v the henrly welcome aiul the splen
did lljne you yjave u b.\ your ciiy at
our ]’ece:it State meeung. in»ieed.
it all wo eould or expect. The
e»5ti;)'ta!!imont you pave u:“ surpai'.sed
■A\ rust r^corti?^. We tvu.-t Uvit we
h^d nn ii^nucuce for AO‘'d aiid rendor-
‘Oii some help to you. Muy the Ble.-^?-
iiii;? Ol Coci abide with you, all.
D. HUNT,
rhiiiilain of the Riiral Letter Carrier^'
Arifioeiation of North Ciiroilna.
Oxfoi-d, N. C.
EXECIillVE mm MEE1S
T*ie Ecxcative Board of the Trusteed
"jfeets in the Collegt' and Trans
acts Quite a bit f'f Eiisiness.
Buys New Concert Piano
On Friday evening, July 10th, iiiss
Helen Buck entertained at her home
oi^ Means street in. honor of Mr. aiid
M?-s. E. S. W. Dameron. The paicy
was a novel affair and was enjoyed
;.y twenty-four invited guests.
The company arrive.I at oight-thirty,
attired in traveling clothes and carry-
ns" traveling paraphernalia, consist-,
ir.g of suit cases^ grips, umbrellas,
l.at-boxes, bii'.d-cages and the like.
.Soon after their arrival the train
whistle blew, a&d as be’ls were ring
ing, .they entered the. hall en mas.^e
to purcliase their tickets at the ticket
window with money provided for them
by the hostess.
They were ushered into the parlor
v.hith was equipej. as a coach, tne
chairs being arranged accordinglyj and
th.v walls bare, save for Railroad Maps
and calendars.
iir. John Lasley, 'he conductor, ap
peared most di.iTiiified in hi:= uniform,
and kept the guests constantly in cr
f.'-r. ilr. Summie Sharpe j)layed his
i'..le as train boy (train butch) mo;M
interestingly as he sold papers, niag-
r/,ines, candy, peanuts and pop to the
as they journeyed.
The many slops were made at only
In');? places Sir. and ilrs. Damci'^i
h-.id visited on their bridal trip, and
when the ti'siin stopped at the vari-
■ivs points of interest, the guests wer>'
pi'c-vided v.'ith appropriate ainucement.
.'vt Waiihington City they visited a
uniiiuc art gallery, at Phiiadel-
(Mia, they visiieil the Zoo, at which
time they tore ar.imale out of paper,
and tried to dupUcato thcii' natural
rails; i:l New York flly, they left 'n--
:;r.d were (iirei'iod to Coney If^l-
:ind, winch pi'ovcii io.Stt* a trit> a.Kuni'l
the !’oii«.' v.-liuro ib.----.Alaiv^hai'.
jiinK and !>u;nniio .Sh.arpe ttvveii “(.'o-
I "y l.-;ian;l ll’.'fiv.-hnK'nt;-,’’ i’oiisistia;
>ir I'oiU'V !: land vcd h.ily, a!i l:i;idf‘ ill
fn'ils, lanily, .'.m’.h-:! -.leann-.H,
nu-ion, ice civi.in itnti ('ink Lv;in-
1 The !-oo;h was l.ciitnifully
iln r.atwi in lapi-.-li ivcrt-j’c par.cr .
eU'., and wilii the n'any eU".'-
ii-ic illiiniir.alio!iB th^’ yar'!-- appear^'!
i',.i iiniLatii*:: tni a siii-iil ?crdi .
I'.c UTl at ;■ vcl’v 1. Ml;
:•:>! were ino.-t efV.lin.'iiisLii- (n-cr ihe
od time they decSaied tl^ey had.
REFOBM OF SPELLING 1 KIDNAPPED GIRL CAIiOIlT TWO WOMEN ARi: MISSING
Dr. M. E. Fulton, oif Davidson Co;- |>.eltie Holder, the ICidnapped Girl of
lege Advocates Mucli Sitnpier
Spelling in Schcols.
Tarboro, and L JI. Pe«y
Caught at Lexingtou..
No RadicalCiiange Necessary! Pair Held in Lexlflgton
. ••• f
>;ormal Girls to Mccl.
The State Normal College .Mumnae
A&sociation will meet in the aaditoi -
of the Graham Graded Schcol o!i
Monday afternoon, July 30, at four
o'clock.
Ijvery Norma! girl in .Alamance
Ccunty is urged to be present at this
meeting,
Xf you have not paid your Associa-
tior. fees of $1.00, please make special
cS'ort to pay it to Miss Julia Holt,
secretary and treasurer, before the
t'Oth. We are trying to raise our
pledge for the Mclver Loan Fund.
smemberuSh taoin etaoin etaoinoinn
The City of Greensboro ha;S had to
j,ay out $60 for damages d&ne by a
rsi.away waterw'agon. Virginia anti-
p!'ohibition editors take notice.—The
Greensboro News. Did the driver get
hurt bad when hi fell from the above
tefciibed conveyance?
The man who docs ryot support tho
ticket ncmed at this week’s fiemo-
trfttic primary should have no say in
the primary to be held two years
Kince.—^Durham Herald.
Walker HviShi.
jli*. (Jhavles .A. -li Itiiji city,
a;iii Miss Eva Height, of I rcen^iboro,
were married Sui'.day morni'.L^r at
o’clock at the home nf Rev. H. I',
i'.oiintrte, p.aStov Oi" the C.'hvisti-’.i
(,h:;;ch. .-V large number of friends
if.i’.ded the wedding,
iliss Height is wil! known i;i onr
town iiaving been milliner for Wbi’.-
tfld Bros., for several seasons and
m.ade many friends while here.
Mr. Walker is one of our town’s
;nost prominent business men, lieu;;’'
cannected with the Kej stone Finish’-p-
Jliil.
Mr. and -\(r5. Walker left for .A,.'h.-
v;!lc, Henderson and Lake Toxaway
for several days. They will
hcr.
Those who attended the ceremony
from here v.-ere: SUss Ruth Brcwning,
Pdessrs. Clyde Hornaday, iicn May.
George Isley, Dr. Hc-rnaday and Mi;s
Ruth Dameron, of Durham.
Eion College, July 11.—The Execu
tive Board of Trustees consisting of
Slessrs. Kemp B and J. Paul John-
con, of Cardenas; Dr. E. 11. Morrow,
of Burlington; Dr. J. W. Wellons and
Dr. C. S. Watson, of the Hill, with
President Harper, ex-officio, held a
called session last evening at which
rcutine matters were discussed. It
\vas decided to purchase a concert
grand piano and to install it at once.
The college Wusic Department has
grown to such proportions that this
iritrunient seemed a necessity. The
board voted to accepte the magnificent
i.istrument made by a well ki own Chi
cago manufacturer, an exact reprod'tc-
lioi) of the concert grand used in her
lecont American engagements by Miss
Mrytie Elvyn. Miss Elvyn used this
iype of instrument in hsr perform
ance last winter before Ivai.5er Wil
helm and Kaiserin Auijast and sever
al others of the royal famiiy of Ger-
mar.y. The instrumen; is fc be placed
in the colleeg auditorium where the
I'fetilals of the lusic department are
always given.
The mid-vacation numbet of the
Coih-ge Bul!etin is jUst from the
prea^;. It contains 24 half-tone viev.'S
of the collcfte, depicting its life, and
•sririt from the organization and Je-
partmental standpoints. There arc
t' o contribtitcd nrticics -at --r.re mgr'
it— 0115 being Dr. Tagg’s baccalau
reate sermon before the class of 1‘9M
I- the other a new.-ijjapor impr.;?
ftionistic “fcoop” m ^he coilejje tis the
inteliectual ccntev of Alanijn:-c coun
ty. v.'i’itten by *‘Tht^ strcller, .nc , n-
tl'!-pume of Jlr. J. 0. Barrett, which
Mtic^e ajipeared in the “I'onvard '.x'i-
tlon" of The Burlington News. I'rcs-
idenl contributes two nrti-
:.s, entitled “The Jh.kinc; cf Met.”
d “The ContiIbutioi's of Co!lc!;e
Life.” The most icnnir'.aiile item of
iliB i.umiioi- howe'icr i..; ilarshall .
ni!fno^:i-;ii:i in liis own ha-jd-
v.rii!'.'^- orj the Klo:) writbM
ill :.i ;-.v:iauori of what lie discovcr_-d
: ti' i.-n during a rcccr.t virit. it wiil
i,c a delight for Baracas and Phil.i-
jiici.. C'Verywheie to i cad thi.i nie^.-ratrJ
ii-iir.i iiifii- founder.
!Mi-. ''i. K. Win.'tcn, fornur gc-ncr.'il
.f-cicii’.ry of the V. -\I. C. A. for Tcn-
ris-'rco arid at this time financial s;c-
I'ciary of the Blue Kidsie Keligio.iis
Snmmer Cor.fiTcr.ces, ha:i been eicct-
tu publi.'h;...;;
:isti;;n Convention. He has accept
ed ar;d will have liis ofiicc located hi
1 jiuSdishir.g house here. He is to
ler upon his duties Sejjcember 10.
The New York Sii:'. is calling for
a limitation of the. Presidential ser
vice to one term. That is a matter
that must await the slow process of
constitutional amendment, but the
fc>t li, in the abseitcc of the recall,
would like to have it no
I’0X0 News.
I'rayor >iet*{ing’ VVedne.sday Nigi:i.
Prayer :\Ieeti'i«-.
Where ?
I-'roju. Street Mathodi>^E Church.
When?
Wednesday, 8:15 p. m,
ilev. D. If. Tuttle will speak on ^'Thj
Y'lfte He^t Men cf the Old Te.sta-
meju.” Special invitation to
Ri^hop John C. Kiij^o will f.re^side
.'•ver the GrccJisboro Di:^trict C3rif^>r
,:*nce >vhioh meets in Gibsonville,
rr-day ar*d
Bishf^ wil
The Bish^ will preac h on^o each d'^y
ai 11:00 a. ni. On Sunday at 11:00
a- m., he will dedicate the new E.
Cnurch and in the ufternoon he wil!
jtreach and dedicate the new M. E.
Church at Whitsett.
The Pemocrats of the Senate migift
agree to one or two business men cn
th*" reserve board and then ha^e
ciiough politicians to prevent then', do
ing cnythiiig.—Durban) Herald.
Chaiiel Kill, July IS.—It takes the
iiverajre Italian chC’.d 1,200 hours to
Uara to spell; the Gorman child 1,J500
an American child 2.300 hours.
Dr. Ivl. K, Fijrton, i^rofessor of £n^~
Uyh at Davidson College, and speaker
from the Simplified Spelling Board
oH New York, gives the above figures
as his chief rea^son for advocating
cimpUfied spelling. He addressed the
Summer-School Saturday night on the
iibovc subject. The ohaotic and illog
ical rules of spelling so bewilder tho
child that it takes it twice too much
time to learn the fundiinie«tals ot' ed
ucation. Dr. Fulton stated that the
Board proposed 300 logical changes in
spelling, and that they are workin:^
for a reform in spelling and riot a re
form of spelling, and liiat oj)position
t -} this move is mere prejudice and in
ertia of custom. Already thirty col-
and nine state iegislutures have
endorsed the move, and s’.ah publica-
?i:/nb as Current Opinion, Literary Di
gest, and The Indeije»'dcr.'t, use tho
itimpllfied words. No radical chanpres
avG made. Typicol chanfrc.- are thiu
for through, dout for doubt, dlscu;.
r-r discussed, dred for dre.'id, telefonfl
telephone, prop am for prO'
‘gramme, and catalo;|: fcr catalogue.
J he principle is to drop the useless .si
ient letters.
Dr. T. P. Venable, >vho was
pelled by poor health to resign from
i.he presidency of thij Ihiiversity this
^fjriag, addre?.^cd the teachers Friday
’.Tr.rhl on the subject, “The Upbuildinjii:
of a Nation-’’ He tlisrusscd the re
cent wonderful growLh of Germany.
I.)r. Vci'j;L>]o attended a Gennan L'lii-
vor^ity Ihirtv years Xipo and was in
f'Vcral cla>=.ses with the present Kaiser
.f lie t.por.i th;.- ptu;l year
r> tl'c K.Mipire and Ihvt v.*or.K‘il'u!
t imprvH; cd him ir^ carly. He
“Tlic reason ihe \v»)‘h!ci fid
vwih (>{■ ]crn':in'y due to the iact
i i ; hi.' has liad jjn.: fij'enL mini a’vl
'•ii. he ha* vninilii'i/jy uso^l i.-
the Loii'.-h'sr, Whon he mei-l>- pi'oh-
\vu\ tr. he solved h,- m-HvIs Vur his
Thnv j.iv {:r;u4ic;;ily no
'.1 (.ifMTii.'iwy. Shf ur.Utr.iii';-
(U.\ till schttu'i sy.-;ioni \V. I !h‘
'wov'iv.
]•]. i,. .Sl:MT, i:Jn{rUHh i;‘ncher
ii; C'olie>.''e, .'-■aid i:i a ie.*'..u-e
Wed;'.i:.'day on *'J;ai';ei-; X-a, J:
C-nrr-'tna':^ nrj>i Ivlar. of l.eiier;^,-' ih;'':
Jlii.s i?? deciJcdiy iu;i: a liteji'iy
j'jiti.'. If it Wei'C it Woald be i:npo,’^^:;i?
for 13 lo h.'ivn aliowod Nonhern
T'> iiv.'vt* Vl.Jixr’s body to iis present
jiiare in Salem. iU* charx'-d
lJu'-' pet‘plc of the State \vi:.h nejilei-l
vx tho v.'ori: of-the authors of iht=-
Si:iie. l:i .spite of this nei^leet it is
the oiuinon of Mr. Si;air that the au-
i;?er of ‘Toe's Cotta‘‘*e at Vordham,'’
ii;h; “Wo Walked Among the Whis-
p->ring Pines’" is sure to stu'vivc-.
I.'omestic Science, a new course
the Summer School, has been Mar',e:l
•ir.du-r^ihe direction oi' Mrs. J. S. Cuw-
>-ingham. oi Durham, who v as at oi'C
time- Goverrment Demonsuator in tlie
Department of Agriculture. This
course will run for three weeks anfl
v.ill include actual preparation of sta
ple dishes and lectures on the theory
01 cocking, About 75 are h) the cla •«.
The Sunnner School is rapidly be-
comi::g th^ largest in the South. The
!• ?’Strntion has reached j’.'}) and is
still growing. Last year the i.umbnr
v.as exactly 500. Two years ago the
total was 4C3. Each year for some
time has seen a larger number than
ever before. Probably foui**fifths ot
the enrollment are women.
'ihv Atlanta Woiaen Who Disappear-
t'd at Xew Orleans Have So
Tar Covered Irackt.
Raleigh, July • 13.—Mrs. Charles
E.CSS, of Lillington; attorney for Xvlr.
W. H. W. Holder, of Harnett county,
whose daughter, Nettie, 12 yeai*s of
iige, left home with I. M. Petty, Sun-
clay, July 5, and \yho has not been
bciard cf .sinc^ was in Raleigh yestei--
d?iy and states that the parents will
probably request the governor to of
fer a re%yard for the appi*ehension of
Petty.
Mr. Holder, the father, has just, re
ceived word that a couple ansv/ering
tbt description of the two were seen
ii Wilmington, the latter part of the
v.-eek. But an attempt to trace them
has failed.
Petty, according to the story of Mr.
Ross, vras a widower of 50 or CO year‘s.
He has been an itinerant music teach
er it’ Harnett county for a number of
yoa> s. He has beeri 'j.'jj;’a.ged as a music
teacher for Nettie Holder fur the ^-a.st
t^Mve years. He represented to th'J
family that Nettie had unabual music
Uenl. He appeared to be a firm
fiiend of the fami’ij, even assertin'?:
ti.-at as soon as he had put ihrou'^h ^
U'rgc lumber deal he then won-
No Clew to Wliereaiiouls
Atlanta, Ga., July 10.—Information
was still lacking here tonight as to
the whereabouts of Mrs. Eloise Kelnis
Dennis believed, to have signed a let
ter receive^ here saying that she had
murdered her sister in-New Orleans,
WiiS p'-eparing to kill her brother in
San Francisco and then would eom-
n;it suicide.
Police olTc:al.> in San Francisco,
Xev.' Orleans and Hoijston, Dallas and
3a:i Antonio, Te.\., where Mrs. Den
nis and her bister, Miss Beatrice
Nelms, .planned to visit failed to find
any trace of them.
Mrs. John W. Nelms, mother of, the
mis.«ing woman and I'ecipient of the
n,y?tery letter, continued to beliove
that her daughters were the \ictims
of i: conspiracy. The had a draft fo“
Sl,3;)0 cashed in New Orleans on -June
j.l, after their departure from here
the ptoceeds of which were to be u:ied
ill completing Ble.xiean investments
by Mrs. Dennis.
Warrants Issued For Grand .Vrson.
Greensboro, July li.—ilrs,
irij, on, he intended to cio something ■ Thompson, a v/ell ki'own young wo-
for the girl to better her advantage.s.J r.;-.n cf this city, is uvider guard at
He had frequently aslrcd the moth.jrlSt- Leo’.s Hospital charged with ar-
cf the little girl to let .« r go withl™'"'. ai:d a.? soon as she itcovci-..; from
him 01! trip.s for a day’s length. Oc- ■ J-.uiro.-atioi., caused by fire in her room
casionally she had permitted this.
There had bean nothing to arouse sus
picion in the conduct of the man. On
last Sunday Nettie, v/hu plays the or
gan at the country church, left the
church afl'jr services in the huggy
with Petty. She vvas ^eci\ Inter injh-''-'-
Jiftornc-on ii; the ; ame hur;;j:y. Thej Win'
piirenl.^ were not in\eiisy when she tiid
i:ot roliirn lit ijight, siucc -shi? had bcci'
•r. tho habit of ji'oirg tfv a rviutive’s
home r?-r Ihc rii^^ht occa^■icH^:u^y with
out aniunnuMiiu: such iiU-jiUiou. Uc-r
ci.rly thU rnornii’f:; v;c.rraulK wiu he
i-vrvc-d oij her.
The Benhow buildin)^, in which th*'
f^rc Wiis d‘.'^covered, ».•> occupied
ai;;.! trneutb, ar;d the fhur'ce again.-:
!u; i.‘ :i capital felony u;u!er Srjtu.'
li'.e {ir;fnK*-'. roiivhcd li-.
I'uildii jj; tl'.is they i'f;U5id V.r.
Thoni.pi'-i’; lyifiL': u.':c'>i>ci)us o! ihi.'
ft-,:;; (if he!’ ni. t'cj.l cUkhj:
v.jndiv; vioihsiv' har.fi'i:*
t li the w.iii.' uf tile 1 I'in Wi/je i>:
f:iilurc in return «iii the r.cxt day*^'*'‘ p' '"*'!''- M cowry »'l t.
iirc.u.u'ht i’;(juii‘ies and the le^fult Irjci; Lc
tl..* tiiHC!Overy that sh,> hau not: been [ ^
i-eoJ: in l.iiat part of the (‘.vaiitry .since I i n\- l.'is'.iv/.i.L !' f i'Tn. ^
fur.di’v afternoon, when sh' was i/i S^o i u;{;« hiiio liO?:.;:'.
tho hut^.cy with Petty.
Kvery effort was used liy ih.i; p;i-
r-'-vis to loi.'ate the couple. Mr.
ix-tained ;is lawyo' :;nJ ?u; 5>: con-
c’jclitiji; ihe search. It wa?- liV'Ughl
IV-tiy might liave gonj to Fay-
c?li3villL‘. fjiJt he had not been lo
cated there ycsterjiay. The search
v.'ill conUiuie.
TJ'.iv i;)o:T;in^ji-'s Giv>erI'i-oro Xev.--
:"ise.-- ine iiiform:'.lio‘i that ihc p:Jr
w'i'w:. c:i’jy:hc; in L::xios;-t.on ye^iterdny
Chief of Police W. I'. Thomu?'^'.
:.r.:' .;i\: h.f'ij i'or inrovmation froir. 7'.'' -
Uncalled for Lctlers.
The foliov.dng letters remain in the
p ^stofnce uncalled for at Burlington,
N. C., July 11, 101-1:
CeiUlen^en: A. S. Cheeks, Knthe
: i.nuifcr, W. S. Ray.
I I.iidies: Mi's. Lula Covington, Mi^s
Shepard.
Persons calling for any of the.se let-
teri will please say ”Adv»rti£ed*’ and
give date of advertised list.
O. F. CROWSON,
Postmaste*^.
There ought to be money ir* Gold
Hiii consolidated. It transpires that
a good deal has bten put there, first
;ind last.—Greensboro News.
Congress may want an excuse for
bteakiag with the presidant, but when
it tries to it had better be certain that
it hct.i a good one.—Durham Herald,
1 i!»at ro.Tuil'^d ir. the i--
of .Vi:n’ani-'- A>;’ liiomp. '-’:
‘r irsi
I.'!- - a U"' ]:o\- aflioi:
i,- ! it: J;;.''. !’.*
.'.dvain.\;4c.~ ef Jhc Pjirtfla P.vt.
The, vl.- .Vori i- -.I-Av- i!'. ihu
ti.i!^ ard Ih.i rooplc rci-.i'y Know v^-;y
lilllo c'd-ivvc :u.;i h::vc 4.0L r
i:;i vali.t'
V\c 1-c-l^-v^- ih::l as v:;itu- .•‘i;;]
cci:vc*ucJ.fc ;m.v lh.it it will t=i;
u.-eJ mor_‘ :»nd more. In the d;;;
 comir.g whe-.i the busy fi\riVLC*v W.H
L-iic- his Ids jjUi^u-r ;..id produ;.--
f> njari:o' !«y Parcel-^ F-xs-;. while h?.
and his loam v.’ill jro c-n with t-h ■
woviv- on the farm. Th.! i;-
bis time and that of hi-; tt-.nn will i-«
i!'UL‘h g" -er than the tost of seMd-
iiig 1-y -s nysicm.
Ti’ -...rchaats of this lo'.rn will iir.d
• hai . .e system will hj* of great va;*.
to tJit-m. In this cou:i-y we have teie-
phones, almosi ihraughoui the coun
ty. It has been the ci.stora for ih'--
farnKr living many miles from town,
if he wants an article to hitch up a
team and come or send airer the ar
ticle. To'ilay he con call x\(: the me,'--
hant and tell him his wants an».:
\\ithin a few hours ths u'.ail carrlj’-
Wili deliver the article at his door.
The Parcels Post is a wonderC::!
convenience that has not y.'C been
preciated by our people, and when its
convenience is appreciated it will b^
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