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MEN'S HEAVY GREY SWEATERS.
These are worth $3.50,
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Here is a special in Huck Towels for the
week, assorted sizes, odds and ends v
10c and 15c
(Two Dollar Limit.)
Ml FRENCH IDOLS
Glowing Tribute Paid Yan
kee Troops By Editor
Who Visited Them
AFRICAN SOLDIERS 1 06 CLASSIFIED BY
Paris, Sept. 28. Leon Daudet,
nf A 1 Vi rrt ctk TV wtl&t n nrt prl i t nF
of the Action Francaise, recently
visited some scenes ol American ac
tivity behind the lines and his en
thusiasm is unbounded.
"What cordial frankness they
show," he writes of the American
soldiers. "To the inhabitants they
offer their bread, preserves and cigar
ettes with a charming gesture which
seems to say 'Are we not brothers?'
They are full of politeness to every
woman, no matter what her age, and
of kindness to every child.
"In a station, in the middle. of the
night, I saw some poor little kiddles,
the family of refugees, sleeping on
the floor. Two American officers
Britisher Commands Americans.
Washington, Sept. 28. General
March announced today that Allied
and American forces operating south
of Archangel have been placed un
der command of General Poole, of
the British army.
Ilaig's Men Near Douai.
George Roberson, It. 5; Henderson.
Vernon Wester Edwards. R. 4,
Henderson.
I Claude Roberts Abbott, R. 4, Hen
derson.
Edward Barney rarrish. R. 4,
Henderson.
William Grayson Padrtck. Hender
son.
Leandie Joyner. Henderson.
Matthew Lee Allen, Greystone.
John Henry Tucker. Henderson.
George Arthur Aycock. Henderson.
Walter Barnes. Greystone.
Ford Vlrlan McFall, Henderson.
Henry Hunter, R. 2. KJttrell.
Ollie Henderson. Henderson. R. 2.
Manson.
Gandlson Crews. Henderson.
Sidney Hart. R. 2. KIttrell.
Sankey Overton. KIttrell.
Robert Henry Kerr, R. 1, Hender
son.
determined, In some Instances by the' JBraes Anareir Jefferson. R. 1
men themselves, were made public m .
Monday by the local draft board. Th E?arl,e Drame- R- Henderson.
list includes 63 who hav Wn nUrM I A0 Te7. R. 7. Henderson.
in Clas I. PVPn in ri.. ti a J Perry. R. 2. Henderson.
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LOCAL DRAFT BOARD
Fifty-Three More Added
To Class One and Seven
To Class Two
45 IN CLASS FOUR
Work of Determining: Status of
Registrants Is Proceeding
Preparatory to Heavy
Drafts Soon to Come.
Names of 106 more registrants
whose status In the draft has been!
AIRMAN KILLED IN
FALL AT COLUMBIA
lane Were Manocurrring Otcr
South Carolina Capital City Dur
ing Ixwin Parade
and one In the fifth
Odls Henry Hall. R. 5. Henderson
George Washington Person. Hen
derson.
Alfred Person. R. 2. KIttrell.
Class IV.
division.
The work of determining the
1ubm;u. x ucjr ciuj'jx 11, iuumu, suuuk . 6 KIttrell
their heads, then without a word, rapiaiy, preparatory to tne neavy
threw over the youngsters their over- drafts which are expected to come
coats which they were carrying on during the next few months In the
their arms. They themselves sat course of the expansion of the army,
down near by and waited for two which Is to put a total of our mil-
hours in the cold air of the dawn. Hon soldiers in France by mid-sum-
"A French aviator, instructor at mer of next year.
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a nying school lor Americans saia me si announceu ior puDiicauon
to me, 'They are remarkable pupils, Monday follows:
their docility and modesty are won- Class 1.
dcrful. They learn rapidly and re- The following men waived all
for exemption and were
British Headquarters in France
(Reuter's) Sept. 28. Field Marshal
Haig's forces today captured the
town of Arlenx, five miles south of tain everything, and their gratitude I claims
Douai.
Levin Person. KIttrell.
Kemp Dudley Pool. Henderson.
William Kearney Leonard, Hen
derson.
William Taylor. Henderson.
Harry Grover Stalnback. KIttrell.
CUm V.
Johnnie Allen. R. 1. KIttrell.
Gouranl'A Army Still Gaining.
raris, sept. zs. General Gour
Columbia. S. C. Sept. 2S. One
aviator was killed, an observer seri
ously Injured and another slightly In
jured wnen one of several airplanes
irom t-meron field manoeuverinr
over the city during a Liberty Loan
f arade Tell two blocks from the main
business street, and only a short dis
tance from the State Capitol.
TDe pilot. Lieutenant Godman. of
Oregon, was almost instantly killed.
The plane was guided away from the
inousanas of spectators who lined
the streets Just in time to prevent a
catastrophe.
EXPERT GARDENERS WILL
SUPPLY OUR HOSPITALS
New York. Sept. 2 S. That the
milk and fresjj vegetable supplies of
American military hospitals In Eng
land and France may be Increased
and- Improved, the American Red
Cross will dispatch a detachment of
expert American dairymen and mar
ket gardnerers to Europe. It i an
nounced. Lieutenant H. L. Frost, of thellu
reau of Hospital Farms and Gardens,
who has been located for some time
at American Red Cross headquarters
In Paris. Is on his way to this coun
try to take charge of the mission.
Be on the alert for fire and acci-
Jdent prevention. It will pay In con-
3SC
Ing to be still advancing.
INSURE YOUR TOBACCO
You need Insurance on your tobacco In . your pack barns. As
usual, we are prepared to write this insurance for you In one of
the best Companies In the United States, noted for fair dealing
and prompt adjustment of claims. j
Insurance Department, Citizens Bank,
A. H. CHEEK,Manager.
INSURE YOUR PACK
BARNS NOW
"r: The rates are reasonable.
Henderson Loan & Rea! Estate Company.
Phone 139-J.
to their teachers is extreme. They placed In the first class: M-narapagne sector, after capturing
burn to avenge the devastation of Edward Thome Alston, Jr., Vance ' mtne-py, was reported this morn
France.'" Hotel, Henderson
After speaking of the American Loransw Tew, Harrit Mills
Red Cross hospital trains with the Robert Lewis Davis, R. 4, Hen
greatest admiration, Daudet con-1 derson.
eludes: Fred Douglas Brame, R. 2
"To the French, to the English, Stovall.
still full of valor but exhausted by Johnnie Lee Henderson. R. 2.
four years of terrible war, the Amer-1 KIttrell.
icans are bringing their fresh blood. I Sylvester Hendricks, R. 2, Box 97,
The older fighters, seeing thi3 glo- Henderson.
rlous aid arrive, understanding its Cylde Reginald HlgM, Henderson.
valor and vigor," have felt their William Cherris Ross. Henderson.
forces revive. Hope, tha certainty Clarence Johnson Gresham, Hen
of victory, have bounded in a single! derson, Harriet Mills.
leap to the marvellous level of the Willie Wheeler, Henderson.
beginning, and by victory, I mean Alston Hayes Cheek, Henderson,
the definite crushing of accursed Citizens Bank.
Germany. I do not know that the Isaiah Hampton Murphy, R. F. D.,
world has ever known a sight so Henderson
grand or one that even resembles Tom Woodlief, Dabney.
it.
im7 iu us onenstve in tne servatlon of lives and property and
averts disasters that Involve loss of
places of business and homes and
possibly lives of members of fmalilies
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FORCE IS ONLY THING
TO USE, AIHMAN AVERS
Itene Fonck, French Airm.ln "With
CiO Planes to His Crt-dit,' Has
Killed. G7 Crews.
(By the Associated Press.)
Paris, Sept. 28. First Lieutenant son.
Cyrel Julian Wyche, Dabney.
Grady Bullock, Henderson.
Andrew Hargrove, Townsvllle.
John Lewis Mundy, R. 5, Hender
son.
Pressley Burroughs, R. 2, Mlddle-
burg.
Wyatte Dillard, Harriet Mills.
Samuel Francis Peace, Henderson.
Zebadee Brandon, R. 5, Hender-
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WHEN WE APPRECIATE A
GOD HEATER MOST!
Most people realize how hard it is to
have to get out 'of a warm bed on a cool
frosty, morning; 'and build a fire. Listen,
take our advice, buy you a good Coal
Heater and enjoy the winter Just before
snoozing time, drop in a nice scuttle of
coal and when next morning comes, you
have a nice warm room and fire to rise by.
Our Heaters saves you time, worry and
money. Look our line over.
Washington Hot Blast
Crown Oak
Washington Gray Oak
Simmons Wilson
Enders Oak
Cozy Washington
Washington Parlor
Dash
Volcano
Rex Laundry
and then some
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Rene Fonck, of the French air ser
vice, is officially credited with the
destruction of 60 enemy planes, al
though he has actually forced down
97 since his first flight. August 6,
1916. Foncw used one machine in
shooting down fifty of the German
airplanes.
"I have had the joy, the murder
ous joy, of having kflled 67. crews,
Fonck wrote recently, and I must
confess that no nightmares disturb! son
m y sleep. The more I kill of these James Lee Hunt, R. 1. KIttrell.
assassins the happier I shall be and Charlie Matthews, R. 1, Hender-
the more convinced that I have I son.
worked not only for France but for Junius Robert Grlssom. R. 2. Kit
Phillip Alston, Townsvllle.
George Kearney, Townsvllle.
James Watson, Henderson.
FInley Joseph Bell, Henderson.
Class 1.
Charlie Matthews. R. 1, Henderson
James B. Glover, Henderson.
Hugh R. Davis, R. 5, Henderson.
Willie Williams, KIttrell.
Willie Johnson, Geystone.
James Kelly Hart, R. 5, Hendcr-
D I humanity.
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"The only thing to use with the
Boche is force."
BASEBALL IS POPULAR
AMONG MEXICAN PEOPLE
Leagues Organize 1 in Mexico City
and Other Hijr Cities, and Bas
ketball is IMayctl.
trell.
Frank A. Burwell, KIttrell.
Joe Blacknall, Henderson.
Willie Perry, R. 2. KIttrelL
Ottis Brandon, R. 2, KIttrell.
Ban Ballard Stone. KIttrell.
James Sneed, R. 7. Henderson.
Lewis Martin, Greystone.
James Jenkins, Henderson.
Henry Clements Dixon, Henderson.
Archie Arnold Ayscue. Harriet
Mills.
John Speed, Henderson.
Rufus Melvin Strange, R. 2, Box
Thomas, R. 1,
(By the Associated Press.)
Mexico City, Sept. 2S. Baseball
is taking a strong hold on the popu
lar fancy, especially in the capital, 136, Henderson.
Vera Cruze, Tampico and other of Ralph Williams
the larger cities of Mexico. The I Henderson.
opening of the schedule arranged Alexander Peace, R. 1, KIttrell.
for a league ofeight clubs In Mexico James Willie Gill, R. 2, Hender-
City was made a sicial event and son
was attended by leaders of the capl- Alexander Peace, KIttrell.
tal's society. Basket ball, especially Gellwood Earle Satterwhlte, R. 1,
among students, also is generally Henderson.
played.
SOLDIERS CLUB ILS
REAL YANKEE DESERT
Dublin, Sept. 28. The "American
Soldiers' Club" established here by
the American Red Cross is probably
the only place on thi3 side of the
water where real American dough
nuts and ice cream are part of the! son.
Zollie Perry, R. 2, KIttrell.
Howard Garner, KIttrell.
Class II.
Eddie Lee Farmer, R. 2, Hender
son. Tom Allison, Henderson.
John Henry Tyson, Henderson.
Kemphus Hill Hunter, Henderson
Vann B. Butler, Harriet Mills.
Andrew Frank Bennett, Hender
bill-of-fare.
The club is located In the center
of the city, on King street, and Is
open daily from noon until 10 o'clock
at night. American women are con
stantly in attendance and there Is an
information bureau, competently
staffed.
The club is In charge of a commit
tee headed by the Countess . of
Granard.
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FOR SHERIFF.
To the Voters of Vance County:
I am a candidate for Sheriff of
Vance County in the November elec
tion. If elected, I solemly pledge
myself to fullll the duties of Sheriff
' In every respect to tne best or my
y1 ability and will do all in my power
ior tne morale upuu oi me county.
Sept. 19 tf. P. S. ELLIS.
Walter R. Trogden, Henderson.
Class IV.
James T. Elmore, Jr., Henderson.
William P. Gholson, Henderson.
Thornton Oscar Wilson, Hender
son.
Peter James McMillan, R. 3, Hen
derson.
Wallace Drake Cooley, Henderson.
Eddie O. Young. R. 1, KIttrell.
Lewis Smith, R. 2. KIttrell.
Thomas Gill. R. 1, Henderson.
George Washington Williams,
Henderson.
William B. Champion, Townsvllle.
Emmitt Foster, R. 1, Henderson.
James Newman. R. 3, Henderson.
James Edward Day, KIttrell.
Archie Elmore Harris, R. 2, KIt
trell.
Willie Sydney Strange, R. 2, Hen
derson.
HENDERSON BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Big Vinol Display
Mr. W. W. Parker, the Rexall
druggist, has arranged this week
an attractive display Vinol pro
ducts. Vinol Is a Cod-Liver and Iron
Tonic, with Its fomular on every
package, and thousands of peo
ple everywhere can testify to Its
efficiency.
DR. T. B. HENDERSON
IJt Qarnett 8L
Phone 114
Henderion, N. C.
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Quick Service, Prompt
Delivery
You can save money and
time by letting as save
your Bole. We nse the
Goodyear Welt System.
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ELECTRIC SHOE SnOP
MIXON JEWELRY
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M?e examined and Glasits Fit
ted by Modern Methods. We
ETtad our own leassa.
WELCOME FARMERS
We are prepared to serTe
you with the BEST the
market affords. Thank
yon In advance.
CENTRAL CAFE
J. P. MAJiE-NTH. Pro.
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Henderion Candy Kitchen
Farm era Meeting Pla. A hearty
welcome awaits yon and the best
of everythlnc to cat and drink.
Lowney'a candy, the best on the
market. If yon want It, we have
got 1L Thanking you In advance
J. B. GEE, Manager.
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DE5TTAL SURGEON
OFFICE IN YOUNG BLOCK
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Borne none OSse 111-1
ANDREW J. ROYSTER
Cleaning, Preeslag and Alterlog
tor Ledlea and Gentlemen
Prompt Service Nlfht and Day
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