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JUST RECEIVED
A Full Line of
Hart Schaffner
& Marx Clothing
For Fall Wear
ALL SIZES AND OF THE
BEST COLORS AND
STYLES
ALSO A SHIPMENT OF
Florsheim Shoes
and Fall Oxfords
PE8S0IL BRIEFS
Mr, L. Dow Vender, who hag been
to Baltimore on business, rfturned
home yesterday. t '
Misses Nancy Hart and Witlie Wil
son have just returned from a trip
to . the Bermuda Islands. Enrbute
home, they stopped over , st New
York, Baltimore and Virginia Beach.
They were accompanied home by
Miss Alice Williams of Virginia
Beach. -
Mrs. G. E. Weeks leaves tomorrow
for Winona Lake, Ind., to attend the
international convention of Chjrsiao
church. i.
TTHE1URCI5ANTS
Baptist Church What About It?
How many of your acquaintances
have you invited, during the week,
to attend church services with you;
tomorrow? Are all your friends and i
acquaiutances .church-poers? If .'they;
are not, what do they do on Sunday
during cbiHch Jbatirsl.Ha.ye you, ever,
asked them to attend church with
you? Did you'evcr stop to consider j
just how far your Influence would ;
fo H rnoperly directed, - Think it
FOR SALE OR RENT Residence, 6
rooms, 2 halls and large bath, tvroj
garages, hot water heat, large lot.
Located in' best residential section
of Tarboro. Apply to Southerner.!
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Davis Baking Powder.. 25c large can )
If you can't fine it anywhere
come to
V THE O. H. STORE
107 E. Church St.
?lse,
I'AVy it, invite'sohie one to come e wjn .probably have it, and nil
with you to the following services
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mallette
motored thru from Wrigbtsvillej yes
terday, after spending several week?
there as the guests of Mrs. W. B.
Schuler.
ERECTION OF CONCRETE" ."' f
STANDS AT STATE COLLEGE
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Rosenbloom-Leyy Co.
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
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Ground has been broken for th
T ' ne v section of conercte stands wnicr
are to be erected on Riddick Fiel at
State College by the class of 1921
1" The contract. bng handled by P
IV.N. Howard, of Raleigh, and the worl
i; will be rushed to completion in tint"
Jul utmjiK ft " " , -
season on September 30.
The nrw addition will be locate!
immediately south and will form f
part of the stands already in plac
on the west side of the field. It i:
made possible (by the generosity o'
the incoming senior class, each mem
her of which pledged five dollars t;
erect the spction as a memorial gif
to the college. When finished thi
section ' wHI seat 30 people and a
bronze tnblet will credit its erection
to the r'a.xx of 1923.
tynorrojj:
JSunday s
tftoAl $ pfejthinfi
at 11 am. and 8 pm
J. E. KIRK, Pastor,
V "). h 4. i - '
PREsflYtER,AN CHURCH.
S. S. Supt., John R. Tender, Jr.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. 1
, Service at. 11 a.m., by Rev, R. A.
llapiiley; tr. O :;-'
Service at 6 p.m., worship in the
Ct'Pimons with other churches.
The public is cordially invited to
worshio with us.
save you money. We sell cneaper
than others.
Rough Rider Baking Pwdr...4c cam
Cotton Twine. 46c lb 3c ball
f UtUSlSHrJD ROOMS FOR RENT
! : Thone, lights and bath. Appiy Mrs.
R. H. Parker, 112 Main st
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OLD NfcAVSPAl'tiKS
SALE. Apply Southerner.
attles.
tOU SALE
Phone 37.
W1NESAP
FARMERS BANKING k TRUST CO.
The harvest time is novf approaching for 1922, and w
trust that you have a good crop and that you will get good
prices for same. '
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You will no doubt soon need some medium to pay off
your indebtedness, and also to deposit your money, either
checking account or'savings account, and we offer you
our services... ' : ' ' 1 - V :.'':-,-'
We are in a position to give you as good, or better ser
vice than any Bank in this part of the State, and we ask
that you come in and see us when you come to town. Any
business entrusted to us will behandled promptly.
Do you ever think about making your will? We will be
glad to discuss this with you, and think we can show you
where it is to your interest to make us your Administrator
or Executor.
FARMERS BANKING V & TRUST CO.
Tarboro, N. C
a22-4tc
FOR RENT 4 HORSE FARM, I !
mile from Speed. Adapted to any'
crops. Mrs. Carrie Howell, Speed, 1
N. C. a23-4tp i
C. A. Johnson, President
Geo. Earnhardt, Asst. Cashier
Rawlt Howard, Cashier
R. M. Davis, Asst. Cashier
THE METHODIST CHURtH.
B. B. Slaughter, pastor.
W. O. Howard, S. S. Supt.
Worship and sermon at 11 a.m.;
ubpect, "The Great Sifting."
Community vespers in Town Com
non at 6 p.m.
Sunday school workers council on
lond.-iy at 8 p.m.
Trayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m.
You are cordially invited and wel-
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owers...
We always have on
hand Fresh Flowers
For
LOT. GOVERNORS
MAY YET BE USEFUL
I The lieutenant governor of Ne
! braska donned overalls and went to j
! work on a railroad job. There seems j
to be some field of usefulness left j
jevenfor lieutenant governors The ;
I Milwaukee Sentinel.
CALVARY CHURCH.
Holy Communion at 7:30
Children's church: Missionary ser
vice and sermon at 9:45.
Men's Bible class 'uptown at 10.
Morning prayer and sermon at 11.
. -Service on the Common with other
churches at 6.
No service anywhere at night.
SOUTHERN PINES SCHOOL OF
Songs: Sept. 15 to April ;10. A
'beautiful home for limited number
of young ladies who wish fo spec-!
ialize in song. For information and ;
terms address Jtr'S." Wandce.n Web
ber, Southern Pines, N. C. Day
pupils in voice and piano accepted.
in
Zeb. C. Cummings
DEALER
Franklin Cars
Franklin Service
ATfKMrf TO WRKCK
A PASSENGER TRAIN
FUNERALS
WEDDINGS
SICK ROOM
In Fact
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
l, FOUNDED 1838 CHARTERED 1859
j TRINITY COLLEGE, Durham, N. C.
A College of liberty arts with an established national reputation for
j high grade standards, aoble traditions, and progressive politic?. Its
j large endowment fund makes possible Us first-class equipment and
. large faculty of well trained and carefully chosen teachers. Student
; fees los. Comfortable, Inexpensive rooms in carefully supervised hy
I gienic dormitories. Classical and scientific courses leading to bachelor's
degree. Graduate courses in all departments. Schools of Engineering,
Education, and Law. New students admitted September 18, 19. Fall
term begins September 20.
For Catalogue and illustrated booklet, address
R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary to the Corporation.
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THE FLORIST
Phones 410 and 75
Monday, Aug. 28th
MATINEE AND WIGHT
I BETTER THAN ANY f 1CTURE WALLY REID EVER MADE
Thii it tha firt )etnre to b yUved opt the New paramount
Prerm ranninr from Aafuat to Jaauary,'' whfck coiialitt of 41
f th f reetett picture ever made. Yo hara eea them ad
Tertited (a almoet every eiewepaper throtihot the world.
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WELL, WALLT IN THE DICTATOR" IS THE FIRST ONE
ADMISSION: J5 AND 35 CENTS
Patlic News. will be shown. I
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MACON, Ga., Aug.; 2fi. Central
of Georgia railroad officials have anr
nounc-d that they were investigHtiiisr
an alleged deliberate attempt Ui
wreck a passtiC'iiger train, from Mont
gomery Friday morning at Bywn.
Ga. The official report presented by
Engineer Bittick, on which. thcJn
ves'tigation is being made, shows tht
some on. placej) two large nuts, fas
tened toRether with a wooden pin, on
the guides in front of the crosshoaii
on the li ft side of the locomotive as
the train stopped at Byron. Bittick
said that when the . loedmotive ditf
not start properly he investigated
and found the nut. A similar at
tempt to wreck a train occurred here,
a week ago on the bridge over the
Ocmulgee river.
7C AN VA?lfiSr TO SELL "Vf rTITE"- , . "
... . , , , , sen, i win, on aaturaay, septemosr
mark Fibre brooms, and brushes. 1 2nd 1922 at ,2:05 O'ciock P.M
Staple business, liberal commis- i front of the Court House doof 'bf
aions. For particulars write Bart- Edgecombe County In Tarboro, N. C,
lett VanTine & Jones, Hillsdale, cll at public auction to the highest
jjjcj, a26-3tp b'der, or cash, those certain par
cels oi tana, lying and being situate
WallaceReidl
-ff lH VESPER SERVICES
--SUPPORTED "BY -i .-v.-i?.'' :; . T.
LILA ''LEE ''S' ;;:;
Colonial Theatre 1
tu ; ; 1 1 1 1 1 ! ittvjauuuuuiiiiiiiiistttst
WEAK: RUN-DOWN
Up," She Declares. .
in Edgecombe County, North Caro
lina, bounded and described as fol
lows: ' .-
First Tract: Same adioinine- th
Carolina Lady Got So She Cook, lands of M. A. Saunders, D. E. Cobb
r Jurf Dr. ' Cardui Built Ma nd others, and particularly bounded.
described ana denned as follows, viz:
lying andbcing in said County and
State, and iri the Town of Mildred,
and known and designated as fol
lows, via: beginning at a take, cor
ner of Hurdlos' old1 store, thence
northward 70 yards to a stake, thene
East 35 yards to a stake, thence
Southward 70 yards to a stake, thence
' . . i n p- i 1 1 w
n ciiwuru oo varus 10 me Deginning,
containing one-half acre, more or
less; and being the identical land
'.onveyed to Joe Bryant by Willlem
Harrell and his wife. Temperance
Harrell, by deed recorded in Book
30. Page 480. Edsrecombe Reektrv.
Kernersrllle, N. C. 111 Un TntBrest
lng alatement . regarding Cardui, the
Woman'! Ton to, Mrs. Wesley Mabe, of
near bare, recently said: "I hare
.known Cerditl for years,-but never
knew Ita -worth until a year or so aire.
I was In a jweakened. run-down con
dition. I became draggy didn't eat or
eleep to do any good; couldn't do any
thing without a great effort! I tried
different remedies and medicines, yet
I continued to drag.
1 deolded t lre ; Cardui a trial
and found It was Just what t reall)
needed. It made me feel much strong
r soon after I began to use it I be
gan to eat more, and the-nervous
weak feeling began to leave Boon 1
was Sleeping good. ; - , and bv Joa Brvant nH wif. All '
Otner ' - "
Cardui built me np as so
tonic ever did. ,
"I uied Cardui with one daughter
who was puny, felt had and tired out
ll the time. It brought her right out.
and soon she was ae well as a girl
could be. We think there la nothing
like Cardui"
Do lot allow yourself to become
weak and run-down from womanly
troubles. Take Cardui. You may find
It Just what you really .need. - For
more than 40 years it has been used by
thousands and thousands,, and found
Just as Mrs. Mabe describes.
At your druggist's. NO-141
The regular vesper services will be
held in the Town Common tomorrow
afternoon at 6 o'clock.
The sermon will be- preached by
Rev. R.' A. Ltipsley, Jr. This will be
the. last service to be held thin year irfL.
in me uirnmon.
u- In-September the different church
es will .begin holding their regular
night services as usual.
These community services have
been greatly enjoyed during summer
months and have done great good. It
is hoped these services will be con
tinued next year.
WASHINGTON, Ang. 36.-Pre;-dent
Harding asked congress yester
day, for an appropriation of $200,
000 for use by the mixed commis
"on which will undertake to adjust
American claims against Germany,
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under the agreement signed, recent!
i Berl'r.
-ua,e pejauot ant aeqioot ,
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Notice of Sale of Real Property.
, ' Tinder and by virtue of the power
-and authority vested in me by that
eertain deed of trust executed to the
undersigned and the Tarboro Build
ing and Loan Association by Nancy
Chase, Alexander Chase, John D.
Chase, and Moses Chase, dated 21st
June, 1919, and duly r'eoorde'd in the
Edgecombe County Registry, in Book
184, Page 205, default having been
made, in payment of the indebtedness
secbred thereby,: and -demand having
bpen madi. npnn Ihr nndcrt'rrrd 1
Bryant, conveyed to Furney Chass
by deed, recorded in Book 130, Page
74, of 'the aforesaid. Registry. :
Second Tract: Lying and being in
said County and State, ami being de
scribed as that certain tract of land
which was conveyed to Ransom
Lloyd by J. C. Harrell by deed duly
registered. in Book 111, Page 192, of
the Edgecombe Ccunty Registry, and
further described as follows: wt
Beginning at a stake in the lint of
M. A. Saunders and Ransom Lleyd,
thence in a straight line along the
to the corner of William Harrell and
line of M. A. Saunders about 15 yards
M. A. Saunders, thence in a Norther
ly direction along the line of William
Harrell 74 yards to tbe center of the
Albemarle and Raleigh Railroad at
the corner bf D. E. -Cobb and William
Harrell, thence in a straight diree
tion along the line, of D. E. Cobb,
John O. Worsley and, Ransom Lloyd
abont E8 yards, thence along the va
rious courses on Washington road
with the lino of Ransom Lloyd to the
beginning, being the identical land
which wa conveyed to furney Chast
by Cobb, Comr., by deed duly regis
tered in Book 140, Page 342, Edge
combe County Registry.
This August 1st, 1922.
V G- ALLSBROOK. Trustee,
uMiiMwVs.