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TEST HEADQUARTERS
rCont inuel ; Frol . iage One.) .".
now THEY STAND.
Abbottsburg, N. C.
Edn Acme, N. C. ;
Ruby
fJr-ull . . .
Alma, N.JC.
Kobert Belch ....
8,260
T320
6,210
Mrs. Wm. E. oweftT. H 7?T"-''
1. It Verily, . C.
MrsEiffiBrtighfori ..
Inez ,Edgerton-sg - v
Sadie Mdrris: ..
Mrs. ; J. R.i Sauls . . ;
m -'''UMttt miii n. c.
Mary SrieaT . &.v . m . ... .:
N. C.
ifrs.
' niP McLean .
Armour,
I j. uamei
Atkinson, N. C.
Mrs
Alab.-1 Henry .
H, J. Kelly .. .. .. ..
m,dii Woodcock .. .. ...
3,8 Autryvllle, N. C
R0V,lia Autry
Fay cashwell
Violet Cooper
Bladenboro,
27.990
31,620
.. 3JU90
. . 6,090
.. 33,070
.. 11,240
liyra
N. C.
i
N. C.
3,690
6.920
3,090
4,200
..2,810
. 8,650
.. 5,320
:. 2.400
.. 1,910
.. 39,630
'.. 2.360
.. 1.700
. . 4,120
. . 1,870
. . 2,710
.. 39,390
.. 3,640
. . 5i400
N. C.
Hillburn . . . . .
Boardman, rt. C.
r?. BetUe Haynes
lurip Jolly
Bolton,
Maude Council ..
Burgaw,
Ophelia Carr. . . .
Anna Dell tph
Rachel Johnson.. .
Mr Lala Wallace
Burgaw, R. F. D. No. 3, N. C.
Mabel Bowen 3,920
Effie Blanchard 2,320
Cerro Gordo
mps Griffin 4,260
Pauline Hammond .. .. ..
Virginia. Smith .. .. .. ..
Chadbourn, N. C.
Kate Brown
Abbie Grant
Tfi, Xina Nanco
Clarkton. N. C.
Amanda Clark I
Lucy Williams
Maude Ivey
Clinton, N. C.
Lucile Collins
Rebecca Hines
Lucile Kelly
Lillie Lewis .. .. .. ..
Gladys Newman
Pauline Newsome
Sarah Rogers
Conway, S. C.
Mazella Hedley
Molly Jonues . . 6,560
Nettie Maude Mishoe 3,200
Mazie Oliver 5,240
Council, N. C. R. F. D. 2.
Bona E. Perry
Dublin, N. C.
VTillette Hughes
Alma McDaniel
Elizabethtown, N. C.
Agnes Cromartie .. . 4.750
Ruth Hester .. .. .. .. 6,110
Evergreen, N. C.
Mr?. J. W. Griffin .. .. .
Fair Bluff, N. .
Frankie Anderson. . . ..
Lillian Bartley ..... f
Anyemae Cribbs. ..
Pauline Renfrew . . . . . .. .
Fair.ttont, N.. C
Bennie Baker . . .. .. ..
Honnie Granthum ....
Rosalie Jenkins " . .
Vora Purvis
Eva Thompson
Faison, N. C.
Mrs. Clarence Daniel . . . .
Elizabeth Gibson .. ..
.Margaret Southerland
Freeman, N. C.
Ethel Grimsley ..
Minnie. Hardy . . . . . . ...
Garland, N. C.
Bella Carter.. .. .. .. ..
Mrs. P. S. Cromartie
Leila Herring
Gibson, N. C
Jessie Baxley .;
Mrs. W. H. Webster .. ..
v ULcrlfiturg, N. C.
Eiiifenia'Pairley .. .. ..
Ellen Longi v. .. .. .'.
Myrtle WUlougnby . . k. ..
.-. rLofis, b. c.
Dorothy Gladys Butler .
: Xumbertoh N. 6.
Mrd. StieUon' McRenfcV, . . .
Carrie Parhani. ..
Margaret Pttiaiari .. .. . ;
Atoanda Etbridge-v .....
6,200 E1Ia Towttsend : i r . .
4,750 ( kfeta Stnfth . . ; ......
. . 5,670 lo& Ivey . i ' . . . .
, , lanolla, N. c.
.. 10,600 Maggie Carrqll .. l4
- ? i jMarlettar N. C.
6310:Mae Ollvef , . ... .. ...
Marlofl, C.
Ruth McEa'cinarn 4 . . . .
Edith Snipes ... -v. '..
Maxtor r;. c.
Jeddie Mae Briatow .. ..
Anna! Bell Henderson .. . .
2,100
3,070
2,910
4,010
S,120
7,070
3,7,00
4,160
3,730
7,260
mental stairway erected at the Bea
cons Street end Of Boston Cotnmoir
as a memorial to the late ; Curtis--Guild,
one-time governor of Massa"
Chusettg and afterwards the United ;
States ambassador to Russia, was un-
veiled today with a program of inter
esting ceremonies. Herbert Parker.1'
former attorney general of Massachu-S
setts, delivered the oration of thei
day ! and among the . other distin
guished participants in the exercises
were Governor McCall, Mayor Cur-
ley and -M. George Bakhmeteff, the
Russian, ambasador at Washington
3,100 Sir Ian Hamilton,' the celebrated
2,441) I British ieommander, is the author of
1.420 numerous poems that have been nun-
a.Oin !llshed under varioiw; nen namps V
1,700 ' Cardinal Gibbons, now in his 5 83rd
1,110 year, has just completed a six-volume
13,220 series of reminiscences.
5.060
5,090
2.730 Maude McRae
7,200
7,020
3.700
5.260
2,060
6,410
2,670
Pjeterson & Rulrs, headquarters- fori
Christmas slippers. 14-16-17-20-22.'
Ophelia Ormond ......
Katie Lee MqKbmon .
1 - Mayyille, n. c.
Mrs. Ernest A. Taylor .. .
R. Fv O., Mysvllle, N. C.
flliflio Vtnrfnn ft OCA
5'100 " Lizzie Mills 1 9firt
AAA I '
6,600. J
5,570 H
!
3.070 1
4,120
4.8C0
39,140
D.
Mt. Olive, N. C.
Elizabeth McGee .. .. . .
' Mullins, 3.
Belle Jennerette.
Ruth E. Wolff
New Bern, N. C.
Paulino Barriiigtoh .. .. .
New Bern, N. C, ,R. F.
Lillian Tayior--...
" ' INewlcrHn,
Mrs. R. C. Applewhite . . . .
Elizabeth, Mo.ttler . . ... , .
nibroKe( N. C.
Mrs. Margaret- Pennington
Pearl Sheppara . ... ....
R. F. D.r Pembroke, N. C.
Inez-Lewis ;-. . . . ....... . . ,2,200
! Stella McNeill 4,200
Ethel Brown
Phoenix, N. C.
Annie Ma ye Butler 18,720
Proctorville, N. C.
Blanche Surles.. .. .. ..
Riahlands.
Lucy Cox. . .'.- .... . .
Rockinaham. N. C.
4.710 : LUlian Biggs
Iola Cole ;
3,000
10,760
16,900
! 1,920
3.
3,210
4,620
4,700
6,120
3L450
1,000.
3.670
1,260
4,030
fMaggle Hasty .. .. .. .. .. ?,830
Porter
31,860 Crosby Fisher ...
- I . Rosehlll, N. C.
39,340 jMary U8her ,
a588,; 1 Grace Fusefi . 1 : . : . : . . .
j . 0wiartir, N. C.
Bessie Brok-.-. . t. . . .
Beula Williams' . . . . r . . . -..
Irene Rourk .
Itexie Tripp.. .. .. ... .. .
Katie Russ .... . . .... .
fllef:a;vferry, C.
Iva Le WHRs
v Sdtrlhpprt, N. C.
Mamie Daniels
. Janie James. .. .. . . .
- - ' Bessie NVwtdn . -
38,410 , j st. v Paul, N. C.
38,740 Christianna Ouyto h.
Supply, N. C.
6.200 .ysate tijs$t. ' M - .
SOO .Rotha SeUera . .
,260 j : Swanaboro, N. C.
1 vjra,c ..ujh5ivfu .
3,30 1 Elizabeth Darden
.250 j Piner. .
39.210
39,290
4,710
3;660
2.460
3,100
1,950
1.070
4,670
Clb
Lena Hunter. ....... .
Annie Lou Kelly. . . . . 1 .
. Verona, N. C.
Beulah Adams. . .. .. .. .
Nannie : Sewell .. .. .. .
1 Warsaw, N. C.
Annio Lee Adkihs ... .". .
Evelyn Anderson 3,600
Martha Best 2.040
Julia Ricks. 1,900
Mattio Owens .. .. .. .. 3,910
Sarah Hunter 2,520
watna, m. t;. f
ir'ansey justice 6,8Ci)
Wallace, N. C.
Maggie Cox
Hattie Powers
Mrs. L. F. Saunders .. ..
Rena Sykes . . . . . . ....
Whiteville, N. C.
Eugenia Briti
Penny Carter i
Lucile Powell
Jessie Smith
Winter Park, N. C.
Mrs. 'Gl A. Bishop
Virginia Cockrell
Evelyn' Herring . . ,
WMmington, N.- C.
Thelma Applewhite
Mamie Baldwin
Alma Bryan . . .. .. ......
3,330 ina uoon
Mrs. a. c. Baggett
Ara Carter , . ;
Mrs. M. B. Cavanaugh, . .
Frances Cheek .. . . . . ..
Mrs. J. E. Clark
Mrs. Fred. W. Dock .. ..
Mrs. J. - E. Ennett
Mrs. F. Eubank
SUe Everett . . . . . . . .
Marie Fleet
Bessie Hardwick . . ....
Mamie' Godwin . .
720 Sadie" Green
1 Vera Furlong
3.010 'Josephine Harriss .. .. ..
2,610 j Aiarj' t. .. iiewiett .... . . .
jMrs. James K, iioiton .. ..
Lda JJumpJirey .
liettie-,R- James
faille Justice . ."; .....
Gladys Johnsbn . . . . . .
Beatrice Leslie. . .. .. ..
Mrs. T. I. Llnder
Marie Lockf aw
Mary Lorenzo
Mrs. Herbert McCartney . .
ftosa MaifieVs ;
Xlev McMillan
Eatia Myers . .
Sophie'NOrthrop
Atinabelle Nurnberger . . . .
Mrs: SI- F. Page
frs. L, Parker
iMazie Paul
j Bessie Pope
39,280
1.910
7,500
2,320
3.620
6,100
.4,100
2,200
8.220
3.C20
4,000
30450
. 33,070
, 32,960
, 4,250
, 5,050
. 3,710
38,110'
6jl20
3,100 !
2,500'
5,910,
5,420:
t
35,470'
39,130
30,400'
27,02o!
26,040:
11,420
32,970;
8,360 :
5,100
15,170
5,720
4.920
31,950
8,670
2.620
6,210
7;100
13,120
12,950
7,800
5,080
4,750
30.360
39.540
39,250
39,180 .
8,300
36,020
14,440
1.300
12,360
37,950
39,660
3,090
13.900
5.C10
2,100
18.J50,
35,450 5
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It MANICURE SETS if&4&.vl
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riRE PLACE GOOD
HandRome New 'PatternB And
Ironn $1.00 to S12.00 per pair.
Bras Fire Sets $9.00. $10.00, $12.00
LEONARD WATCHES
Guaranteed vl.25.
lluke Watches $2.50.
Duchess Watches $2.50.
Earl Watches $3.00.
Wrist Watches $3.00.
Ivory Dosk Watches $1.50.
BOKER POCKET KNIVES,
and
SCISSORS and RAZORS
Gillette Razors in beautiful new
style Cases $5.00.
Popguns 25e.
Boy Scout LegKlns, Rifles
"American" Double itarrel duns.
28 Ga, Weight only 4 pounds,
Price $12.50.
Remington, Stevens and Martin
Guns, Columl ia Single kuds $4.50
!?-M 3.91 StJa-sGrsfejffc
SCISSORS
"Bukers" tree brand, remarka
ble values at less than present
factory cost.
Prices Range from Sl.ftO to $12.50
BRASS SPECIALTIES.
Hanging Baskets $1.25 to $2,25
Nut Bowls and Picks $2.50.
Casseroles $2.00, $2.50.
Cuspldores $1.00 to $2.00.
Baking Dishes $3.00.
Fren Dishes $1.25 to. $1.75.
.Tardineres $2.00 to $4.50.
ELECTRICAL READING.
Lamps $3.00 and $5.00.
Pie Plates $2.00 and $2.50
Sandwich Plates $2.00.
Smoker Stands $1.50 to $3.00.
Umbrella Stands $3.00 to $5.00.
'STEWART HANDY WORKER"
Combl nation Vise, Anvil,
Vise Emery Grinder and
Press $12.50.
Saves quickly Its cost to Auto
Ists and farmers.
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N. JacoM Hardware Co. .
'-li 10 a"d 12 So'Jth F,ont street- tw
"THERMOS" CARAFES
$4.50 to $7.00
"THERMOS" BOTTLES
$1.25 to $5.00.
THERMOS" MOTOR OUTFITS
$9.50, $14.50, $27.50.
"THERMOS" LUNCH KITS
$2.50, $2.75. $3.75, $5.00.
UNIVERSAL PERCOLATORS.
UNIVERSAL TEA POTS.
ROLLER SKATES.
See
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Widow
Display
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Window
Display
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r. oanl Mrs, J: A Ravnor 38.980
iMO Catherine .Roach 3.710 Detroit, Mich.. Dec. 20 The
2,4001 Mrs. Bessie M Robbins ..
f nation, so Archbishop Kenrick sen! Johnny Coulon, fornior bantam
j him to Rome for further studies. Two weight champion, has saved his ring
Re
sold a
13,240 BISHOP FOLEY
p can ;
"'"""j HAS A IUBILEE. I ycara lator in tne Cnurch of St. John earnings to invest in real estate
' k V . IM . , "Hi u . MM . . ' " ' ' " " X ... V t'.W ... J f J . . U V
Gladys Wright 5,300 ; Olive Pittman
Goldsboro, N. C.
n&ris Crawford
Hamlet, N. C.
ElizabMh Cloud
Rosp Duer ,
Catherine Russell
Gladys Sherwood .. .. ,
Grarp Simpson. . . !
Hallsboro, N. C.
Esther Miller .. .. ..
Maude Pierce . . . . . . . .
Rossio Frink
ivanhoe, N. C.
fr?. G. c. Bannerman .. ..
Margaret Corbett
Jacksonville, N. C.
Evelyn Cole
Man- Emma Freeborn . . ...
Helen Klein . .
Mrs. R. C. Warlick 12,870
R. F. D., Jacksonville, N. C. Mrs
I Retta Ward
11,820 1 ; Tabor, N. C.
Velma Bell ' . . ....
1700 Ada Craham . .
1,110 IRetha Ward,.
1,370 ! Edna Wliite ...'. 2,600
4,2701 ... ' Tar Heel, N. C.
8,600 'Alice Campbell .. .i 1,720
f Leila Grimes . ; 4,810
3.900 1 Bula Smith 2,000
4.100 j Hattie Monroe . ; 2,310
1.250 . Teacheyc, N. C.
Beatrice McMillan . . 2,550
5,120 UVHrna Wells .. .. .. .. 3.4O0
6,070 Mrs. A. E. Page 32,400
j Town Creek, N. C.
2,100 ' Lizzie F. Cannon .. .. .. .. 6,260
7,960 Beulah McKeithan 3,070
9,860 Gussie Skipper 14,830
Turkey, N. C.
W. H: Walker . . .... . . 4,010
4,440' Loree Rodgers . . .
3,900 Trixie Rouse '. t ..
(Mrs. J. N. Sandlin
2,010 'Anna Skipper .. ..
1,900 f Callie Sc-tt . . . . .
1,110 'Elizabeth Sloan
.19 070 tieth anniversary ot iiisuop jonn
22 830'Eey as a priest, was. celebrated in
22,600
4,920
34,250
6,290
29,040
the Cathedral hero today with pon
tifical high mass. In addition a pub- j
lie reception was held, at which tes-!
timonials were presented by the ;
six-1 priesthood. After his return to this. Chicago apartment building
g coimiry ne uecame recior oi a tiiuitu : onug sum or rx.ouu.
in uammorc anu remaineu in mat
city until his selection as bishop of j , '
Detroit in 1888.
for the
Pitcher Jean Durmc, of Mio Detrplt
Tigers, i. trying to buy a minor lea
gue franchise with the expectation of
becoming a regular baseball mag-'
nate.
Nick Altrock, coach of the Washing
Wilkings Smith 31,100
Ruth Bolles Sebrell 11,110
Mary Wright Taylor 1,400
Florence Taylor 7,670
Gladys Twining 32,300
Almeria Wolf 37,870
Mrs. Walter L. Woods 33,220
Mary Glenn Williamson . . . . 33,630
Wilmington, R. F. D. 2.
Edna P. Brown 18,120
Alma Padrick 9,100
Lillie Mae Carey . . .. . . .
Beulah Ed en s . .
priesthood, the laity and others. At baseball team, and noted for his
congratulatory message with the pa
pal blessing, came from Pope Bene
diet to the bishop, his clergy and j vaudeviUe stage
people.
Bishop Foley was Horn in Balti
more eighty-three years ago last
month. Hir. education was begun in
St. Mary's college, in his native city,
in charge of the Sulpician Fathers.
He was only 16 years old when he
graduated from the college with the
. 2,1 'O ! degree of bachelor of arts. In three
. 11,840 i years more he was prepared for the
"comedy stuff" has now blossomed
out as a full-fledged comedian on the
Kate Williams
WHIard, N. C.
Callie Wells
2,070 minor orders, which were adminis-
38,510
tered by Archbishop Kenrick.
FOR THROAY AND LUNGS
STUBBORN COUGHS AN3 COJUW
Ebkman's
Alterative
SOLD -. BX AT.T. T.- '.T'TCG-. j3HUGG3Ra
Peterson & Rulfs, headquarters for
He was too young for priestly ordi- Christmas slippers.
14-16-17-20-22.
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