2 A DAILY GAZZTTE
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..J FESS INTERESTED :
llf AG2ZE1LENT TO. LIMIT
- NAVAL ARMAMENTS
(B The Aoeiate4 Presa.) :'-J
.VOKIO,"Doe, 20. The Japanew pre
i manifesting great interest in tha pro
posal of Senator Borah, of Idaho, for s
- "tripartita naval agreement under which
the United Btatea, Great Britain and
Japan jronld pledge themselves to limita
tion of naval armament. In general the
l nnapaperi- favor tbo idea, but regard
Japan V present program as a legitimate
In expressing strong approval of the
Jiqrafr proposal the Mainchi Shimbun of
Oaata compares Japan yearly expendi
'tax of 10,000,000 yen for teachers' Bal
ance vrith the 500,000,000 yen laval ex-
enditnrea.
U declares the present rate or expen
diture for the nary is suicidal and that
-ft is the duty of statesmanship to remove
eaoses which necessitate such large
armaments.
, Of the Tokio papers the Jiji Shimpo
npi esses the hope hat the senate will
Spaa the Borah resolution as a means of
ifnlieving the world from a fresh outbreak
ef rivalry in armaments. Japan's eight
battleship and eight battle cruiser pro
gram k not a menace to peace, this news
paper insists, but America's intention to
kmv the first navy in the world, it says,
" -will eanse England to expand her build
aries with the 500,000,000 yen naval ex
ntrgemeiit "The Nichi Nichi Shimbun holds that
.Japan's geographical and international
position does not permit her to indulge
im disarmament, but that eventually the
world situation will necessitate a naval
agreement. The present policies of the
governments, it thinks, should pave the
way to this end. If the United States
-reduces her armaments tho others will
follow says this journal,-and it argues
that the responsibility for disarmament
- rests' open America.
Toy, toys, toys all kinds
at special prices at Standard
Hardware Company's. 24c8
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Good Eats and the Right Price All the Time.
MRS. ROBERTA H. REYNOLDS, Director. ,
Christmas Oranges
Another Car Load of
; . First Quality
- Florida Oranges and
1 Grape Fruit
' at '
Rankin-Adams Coal Co's.
Siding
35 Cts. Per Dozen
75 Cts. Per Peck
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BUY THE GREATEST CHHRISTMAS
GIFT IN THE WORLD - THE LIFE
OF A LITTLE CHILD - FOR YOUR
LOVED ONES AND FRIENDS.
Millions of helpless,, innocent children in Europe
will perish, unless the people of America come to their
rescue immediately.
$10 saves the life ofone child until next harvest.
$100 saves the life of 10 children until next harvest.
Do your part to save them. Mail the certificate be
low, with your check, NOW, and you will be sent a
Christmas card bearing the following inscription :
"I am sending in your name fmd to a child in Eu
rope ; this is my Christmas gift to you."
Mr. Henry A. Page, North Carolina Chairman, Eu
ropean Relief Council, Aberdeen, N. C.
I (We), . of ,
N. C, desire to have the privilege of saving the life
(lives) of ..... . child (children) until next harvest, and
check for $ is inclosed for this purpose. This do
nation is a Christmas gift to
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SEE OUR WINDOW AND STORE DISPLAYS
Nunnally's, the Candy of the South. Special Christ
mas Packags; also all the regular sizes.
Toilet Sets
Service Trays
Perfume
Fountain Pens
Safety Razors
Pipes, Cigars
Fine Stationery ,
Manicure Sets
Toilet Waters
Eastman Kodaks
Sterno Heat Outfits
Ash Trays, Etc.
Get Our Prices Before You .Buy
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"What You Want
When You Want It"
THE REXALL DRUG STORE
Phone 84
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Sale at
If Money means anything to you read this and profit. $1.00 dur
ing this Sale will do the work of $2. Prices forced down below mans.
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ufacturers cost We have swept away our profits with a loss lar-
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ger than most merchants would be willing to take. V
REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S CLOTHING
Prices going to pieces. It is the quality 'that saves money (or you as well
as the low prices by buying your Suit now. .
One lot fancy Suits $15.00 values at . . . . ......',$ 8.75
$25.00 Suits for only , , . . $12.50
One lot Suits worth more than double the price at only ' $15.95
One lot Suits at a sacrifice, only ' . ; ........ $19.95
Young Men's $30.00 to $35.00Suits going at only . . ..... . $18.50
Hart Schaffner &-Marx Suits, Sale Price $35.00,' $48.50 and $49.95
These Suits are worth double the price, and our low prices do not mean,
poor quality. We guarantee satisfaction in wear, value and style or another
Suit in its place.
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The Suits we sell at $22.50, $25.00, $28.50, $29.95, $34.50, $35.00 and up
are all Wool mixtures and hard finish Worsteds. They are big values. You
cannot afford to overlook these.
BIG PRICE REDUCTION IN DRESS MENS WOOL TOP SHIRTS.
GOODS $4.00 Value at only $2.95
25c Dress Ginghams at 14c $6.00 Value at only .......... $3.98
48c Dress Ginghams at 27c Arrow Brand Shirts and Silk Shirts
39c Value Outing Flannel at only. .19c at a big cut in prices. See them.
48c Value Outing Flannel at only. . 29c
59c Value Outing Flannel at only. . 34c BOYS' SUITS.
36-Inch Galatea Cloth, 59c value, Sale $5.00 Juvenile at $3.95
Price only 34c One lot Boys' Suits at only .$ 8.95
$2.00 Value Serges and Plaids at. . . 98c One lot Boys' Suits at only .$ 9.95
75c Value Dress Goods at only 39c One lot Boys' Suits at only . . . . $10.95
$1,00 Valiie Brown Serge at only. . . 48c One lot Boys' Suits at only : . . . $12.50
75c Value Serge at only 39c Widow Jones jrnd Hart Schaffner &
95c Value Serge at, only 48c Marx Suits at low prices. :
$1.25 Value Serge at only 79c r,.nr.mrn.
$3.50 Value Serge at only ...... $1.98 , ,A SUSPENDERS.
The finest quality Brown and Red Mo- Jen.8 iC Va!ues aJ 2Z
hair, $3.00 values, at only 69c ' JJeIS values at 35c
54-Inch all Wool Serges, the biggest val- JJen,s J,5val"e ' a. 52
ues can be had at only . . . . $2.48 Men s $1.00 value at 69c
MEN'S SOCkS , STOCKINGS
25c Value at only lOc Ladies' Seamless Hose, 25c value 9c
more THAk Enough for Christmas
PRESENTS
Some of your savings will pay for clothing, taxes, "in
surance and debts of all descriptions.
Pause and consider the value of such saving.
MAKE THIS SPELL OPPORTUNITY
for you and provide for the happiest CHRISTMAS ever '
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