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Dally Southerner, Monday, July 19, K20 ; Featuring This Week HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Hi: WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS $15. ALSO A FINE SELECTION OF Men's Weaves, Palm Beaches and M o ha i r s , for Sum mer Wear .... ... , ROSEN B 10 0 M-L EVY GO ; Leading Department Store mi i n n ii mi 1 1 minium mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 n i n 1 1 , . PlfJETOPS AGAIN . BESTS TARBORO TOO MUCH PINETOPS CAUSES LOCALS TO-DROP, TO. BOTTOM. - AN IMPORTANT EVENT - Saturday displayed another one of those many events in that we were Just bested by PinetopsV Why J We don't know only "that Jhey won from us fair and square and we could not help it. The result of that game has put Tarboro on the bottom, but from the looks of the boys this morning they "don't mean to stay there. We are sure' to rise, Manager Shipleymanager, has, at last returned, with two pitchers, which may get the old team back in shape; at least that is what we are all hoying for.. The street knockers in baseball, however, still remain the same, few that have - always been there, that seem to know the game thoroughly and yet know nothing about it. It matters not whether we lost every game in the series, the knocking ceowd would grow no larger, but only growl louder. But we are getting used to them, and we'lOok for that long remembered phrase, when we win, "I told you so." We admit that our team (has not been up to the standard, but knock ing will not bring it up, but a little praising will. Try it, for it really doesn't cost you a thing, Mr. Knocker, Pine tops won over the local ag gregation Saturday, 4 to 2, but the game was not lost in vain, for it is generally understood that Mr. Mark Webb has been -signed up with the local-organization and that now we will see Mark at his best, not as an enemy, but as a life saver. ' Welcome to our ball club, Webb, we hope you Thomas' Reduce The Cost of Living Sale is a Great Success. Sale in Full Swing New Values Added Daily; Big Crowds. Everybody Pleased. Come and Look Things Over Yourself. THE THOMAS COMPANY N O T 1 0 D A YS I C E J ONLY 1 0 0 IDGE WEARS L GRANDAD'S BOOTS Plymouth, Vt., July 19. Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts, re publican nominee for vice president, is "on a rest," with Mrs. Coolidge and their two sons. He is on his father's farm in the hills of Vermont. He finds the best way to rest is to rise early and help his father do the farm work. The farm, a hilly one, situated at the top of Plymouth notch, consists of over 200 acres, partly wooded and partly cultivated. Long Meadows of hay and oats are banked witlh fruit trees, heavily laden with sweet Ver mont apples and juicy pluihs. The farm house, sandwiched be tween the Plymouth cheese factory and the home of Governor Coolidge's aunt, Mrs. J. J. Wilder, is a cozy New England home, white with swinging SPECIA 4- t DAYS ONL SILK HOSE VALUE UP TO 1.50 $6 AT green blinds. The governor has risen at 6 oclock every morning since his arrival on his 48th birthday, July 4. He usu puis on nis grandfather's togs, consisting of an old flannel shirt, denim' trousers and old-fashioned cow hide boots, made at the Plymouth tannery in 1858. Governor Coolidge first learned of the nomination of Gov? Cox and U. Roosevelt for the democratic ticket, the day after the nominations were made. The stage driver, driv ing the old fashioned stage from Ludlow to Woodstock, brought the news from Ludlow. It was nearly day old then. The governor Ibad no statement to make regarding the se lections. When asfced for one, he said significantly that he was prepa. ing, his speech for the notification ceremonies at Northampton, on July 27. He expected to stay at his fath. er's farm until about July 23. M NIKE EflIAYR $3.93 mi fjfl fr, ii , frfr m t ttWf-f E OPEN OCEAN PORT Milwaukee, Wis., July 19. Pass age of the measure to open the Great Lakes Waterways to ocean naviga. tion will find Milwaukee prepared to become an ocean port, according to Phil A. Grau, business manager of the Milwaukee Association of Com merce. No change in the improvement program for the Milwaukee harbor will be necessary to prepare for ocean tonnage," Mr. Grau said. "For nine years, or since the organization of the Milwaukee Harbor Commission the harbor improvement sejie'o'ule has been such as to meet all requirements for every variety of ocean tonnage. "Milwaukee commerce and indus try long has seen that the opening of the Great Lakes Waterways to ocean navigation is pne of the inevitable matters of the future, however dis tant "Milwaukee already is favored with one of the best harbors in existence, designed on lines that meet all re quirements for ocean tonnage. Ship pers save much time through the terminal service, and much transfer expense. The difference on coal in the harbor is about 5 cents per ton." Formerly, the school children used to walk om) into the country to gath er flowers, and now they are willing to go if someonell give 'em a" ride in an automobile. v like the Pinetops1 boys bad enough to beat them every time. ! ! . . . ,. GREENVILLk GOES TO TOP. ' - ' - T wnen ureenville took two out of T4 from Williamston in the last T games last week, they certainly T three tliree took the pep from the fans and also went to the top of the ladder, hav. ing won four straight games, losing none. Tarboro today faces them, and we expect to see fur flying, on the Greenville side. i WASHINGTON WINS. Washington again won from Scot land Neck Saturday and jPitcher Crumpler, for Scotland Neck, feat ured the game by pounding one for a home run. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Clubs: W. ' L. Greenville ! .... 4 0 WTlliamiston 2 2 Scotland Neck 3 3 Pientops 3 3 Washington 2 3 Tarboro 1 4 . i; . In many places in England it is still customary to present each pall bearer at a funeral with a pair of g-loves. " Why not boost Tarboro at home. Why let a travelling man do it in Smithfield, where he paid a compli ment to this town and its advantages, and especially "Farrar's steaks"? " SALE OF GROCERIES ANb DNOTIONS AT COST - Few Price Mentioned! Candy, per pound ................................. ..... Salmon, per can ........ Tworpound can Com Beef Hash Corned Beef ..: Sardines ....................................".. Tomatoes, No. 3, can Can Corn Can Garden Peas .U.. Can Butter Beans ... Can Pie Peaches Can Table Peaches ............... ...... 50c Peanut Butter 25c Peanut Buter 35c Tea ...... 50c can 2-lb. Van Camp Beans 1-lb. can French Coffee 1-lb. can Luzianne Coffee ....25c ....19c ....48c ....34c 6c ...49c ....14c ;...14c ....19c 23c .41J .39c 21c 21c 35c f .39c .44c PLENTY OF WHITE SUGAR TO GO WITH THIS NO ORDER DELIVERED FOR LESS THAN $3.00 . Nothing Charged at The Price SALE STARTS 15TH, ENDS' 25TH -v"-;'-- S . is i. F I T T ' M A , N EVERY MONDAY. Is the only use of education money making? My desire and purpose is to have an article m The Southerner every Monday ,and it will be there unless something over which I have no con trol prevents. If I can interest any of the people of the county by giving information, suggestion, cheer or en. couragement, I 'will be repaid and gratified. Of course we know what is generally understood and meant by education. While education Js most desirable, do not be seduced into the belief that when one has acquired ed ucation that he is fully equipped to win the battle of life and shine on the pinnacle of success. The word educate comes from the Latin word educo, meaning to lead out, to set the primitive mind of the child into action, and the effort of education is to train this mind to do, and do well, two things, to both receive and con ceive impressions, and having given rhape to these impressions, we have what is ordinarily called and known s thought. Then the second purpose is the leading out, to train their mind how to give clear and intelligent ex pression of the thoughts worked out in the mental effort. What you put into a child's mind is nothing like, so important and val uable as what you get out of its mind. If a child has, comparatively speak ing, nothing in its head, naturally but little will be gotten out of it. The very" gist of education is to teach Pet. I the child to think comprehensively 1.000 and nractlcallv. The mind is the .500 most wonderful and inscrutiable or .500 cniTever created, so it can at once be 500 seen, but unfortunately rarely real- .400 izert and anpre'eiated. that there is no 200 more arduous and trying vocation than that of the efficient and success ful teacher; may God prosper the teacher. ,.- The waste of education is beyond conception; have any of you taken thought of how much education has been utterly wasted? How much sin, ruin and unhappiness has been wrought by misapplied . education? When an education has been acquir ed, the work of life has barely begun. When you acquire a piece of land, to make it yield good and increasing crops you have to persistently work and manure it; the more this is done the greater the variety of crops that can be grown and the more beauti ful the harvest. In your continuous tread along the path of life, did you ever pause long enough to ask your self what is the very best means to improve and broaden the mind? There is but one answer, intelligent reading. " The man that reads, gath ers information; the more informa tion the broader the mind; the broad er and more comprehensive the mind,' the' more valuable the information. Reading enables man to enter and know of fields, of which he had never so much as thought or dreamed of. Instead of being confined to the nar row horizon of his own miserable in dividuality, he would be able to know the broad areas of life, the horizon of which is, fixed only by the knowl edge of man; and comes to know and realize hat to grow and prosper" we must get in touch with outside affairs. If our people had been ap preciative readers, old . Edgecombe would be known over the land for her fine highways. - JOHN L. BRIDGERS. Fire Insurance We solicit your fire insurance on all classes of risks Dwellings, stores, warehouses and factories .'. .. MR. FARMER: You should have your tobacco packhouse and contents insured against fire. Let us handle your business. . " EdgecombeRealty&Ins.Co. H. P. F0XHALL, SECRETARY LET US SHOW YOU OUR LINE OF Cold Storage Refrigerators McDougall Kitchen Cabinets Florence Oil Cook Stoves C. Porch Swings and Rockers" , Porch Shades, Water Coolers ' ' Ice Cream Freezers Cash or Credit BAKER BROSSS.
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