I
THE SOUTHERNER, MONDAY", SEPT. 4, 1922 -
IfKJUST RECEIVED
A Full Line of
Hart Schaff ner
& Marx Clothing
For Fall Wear
I ALL SIZES AND OF THE
BEST COLORS AND
STYLES
ALSO A SHIPMENT OF
Florsheim Shoes
and Fall Oxfords
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Rosenbloom-Levy Co.
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
PERSONAL BRIEFS
Master Bracy Fountain went to
tin- hospital today to have Ji tonsils
removed.
, MAYOR FOXHALL HAD VERY
HEAVY DOCKET -';
Gambling, fighting, several .dninks
and vagrancy took much of the May V
ors time this morning' at his Court.
George Jackson larceny, sent to
the Recorders, E. T. Miller, Drunk
anil disorderly, fined $17.85. Archie
Wagner Drunk and disorderly, wss
hit for $12.85. John Briloy C. C. W.
sent to the Recorder, Richard Blount,
Fighting, dismissed, George Shenod,
fighting dismiss. Edie Carney drunk
jlind disorderly, $5.00 Henry Will.aoij
assult with deadly weapon sent to the HOME FROM EUROFE
Recorder. William 11. Johnson, ilia- ( Mi s Jach l.ang and Miss Lilla
oVderly conduct, $5.00, Joe Ileal up I Kosenbaum who have been in Ger
for vagancy, ."0 days u:i the roads, j many for three months returned
Lorenzo Jines, vagrancy. HO days at i home Saturday night
work on keeping up the o.mity roads j They are both
Robert I.ane, vagrancy, 310 days on
the roads. Jesse Body Bambling, $6. j their stay fium home. They arrived j
Alexander Brown Gambling $.500, in New Yoik on Friday morning j
Joe Eivin, Speeding, $!!.:-.'.. i after a ple:r:.iht voyage acioss thej
j Atlant ic.
REPORTED BETTER TODAY I
Little Miss .Sue Harlee i.awience' Mrs. J. K. Newton and daughter,
daughter of Mr. ami Mis. Paul i are visiting friends in town today.
Lawrence who has been quite suck i I
RETURNED FROM NEW. YORK I RECEIVING DAYS AT THE CO-
Mr. V. W H'reech'ftnd MrJuliuef OPERATIVE WAREHOUSE ,
Rosenbauirt have returned. from Nwjv' ';Mr. 3. C. Ruffin Manager of the
York City where they went to meet , Tarboro Cooperative Tobacco Ware
Mis. Jack Jyang and Miss Lilla RiWtv house announces in this issue of the
baum. They- made this- trip in ,theij-! Southerner that Tobacco will be re
Automobile, ' ' ' ceived at the Warehouse every day
"'. - ; in the week exception of Saturdays.
NEWS ITEMS FROM LEGGETTS
Dr. Dan Ivevson preached his first1 , All friends of the Cotton Growers
sermon in " the William ''and Mary Association should read the letter of;
Hart Chapel of Leggett Sunday at Alexander Sprsant and son in this j
noon. Dr. lvcrson made a fine im- issue of the Southerner. '
preson on thor.e who heard him. 1
LEAVES FOR QEENS COLLEGE
Miss Margaret MeClure leaves 'to
day for Qeens College at Churlette.
Miss MeClure will teach at tfeens
College next season.
OFF FOR WESTERN CAROLINA" ;
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. MeClure ' left
iripilfli' Ki, ui,tiktl,itu fat- n w(til(4 tvin,
king well and say I
they have enioved every monment of i . - (
i
WENT TO RALEICH ON BUSINES-
Rev. J. E. Kirk is in Raleigh on a
business trip this week. He will re-
turn the middle of the week. !
JAMES MONTROSE
Was a very successful tobacco grower. By his
Will he left Ms property In Trust with a friend
as Trustee. The Principal wu to be safely he'd,
the farm hupt clear of debt, and the Income to be
paid to hii wife. This Trustee misapplied the
funds, iiiimuuHaKed the real estate, and the widow
in uld age was left without income.
A MAN ating as Executor may lose the Estate
Add have ' no money of his own to make good.
Putting him in jail won't bring back krhe money.
Where we are named Trustee your Estate can-
. not be lost, misapplied, or impaired, because Trust
Funds are kept separate, under the eye of the
Uanliig Deportment of this State while back
r.f your Estate stands oar entire resources of
over $1,000,000.00.
FARMERS BANKING & TRUST CO.
Tarboro, N. C.
for ths past three weeks it reported
much better t-iday and is on the. road
to recovery.
Mrs. Austin Williamson is expect
ed to return from Virginia Beach!
about Wednt.-day, J
f..;"W-5w-H
j....;.v..;---x-'''M'HH'v'
nowers
We always have on
hand Fresh Flowers
For-
FUNERALS
WEDDINGS
SICKROOM
S3
u U, U sAU w4LD,L-IJ LI Zs
x saw y . v. y-i s-
v
inis new
sugar-coated
gum delij
young and old.
It "melts in your
mouth" and the gum in the
center remains to aid digestion,
brighten teet h and soothe mom h
and throat.
There are the other WHIG LEY
friends to choose from,
HOME FOR A FEW DAYS
Mr. H. B. Whitlark, who is now
with the Forsythe Furniture Line,.'
Inc., of Winston-Salem, is home for.
a few days with his family. . j
Nctice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the Unitedj
States for the Eastern District of,
North Carolina. In Bankruptcy No.j
S91.
L' the Mattel of Julian Acree, trad-
j ir.g as Crescent Dm? Co., Jvelford,
j Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of Julian A- ree, of
I Keiford, in the County of Bertie,
and District aforesaid, a bankrupt ;
Notloe is hereby given that on the
j lilth day of August, A.D. 1922, the
jsaid Julian Acree was duly adjudi
cated bankrupt: and that the first
mi etliif of his creditors will be held
'at Kilford, in the hotel on the 14th
, day of September, A.D. 1922, at 3
j o'clock in the afternoon, at which'
' tio'.e the said creditors may attend,!
; prove their claims, appoint a truseej
. examine the bankrupt, and transact
'such other business as may properly,
! come before said meeting.
MARSHALL C. STATON,
' I'. S. Referee in Bankruptcy, j
Tarboro, N. C., Sept. 4, 1922.
Mr. J. C. Ruffin, Manager of The
Cooperative Tobacco
Warehouse
Announces That Tobacco
Will Be Received At The
Warehouse Every
Day In The Week
With the exception of Saturdays.
Members of the Assciation will re
member these dates. .
WANT
mer or women agents sell adver
tised brand ladies trimmed hats di
rect to wearer, no capital or expe
rience required, big profits, free
sample outfit. Grace & Merritt,
1540 Broadway, New York City. It
Em muz? A Sxn
In Fact s1
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
ure
(WANTED BY LITERARY DIGEST
subscription canvassers, women or
ni-en, to look after renewals and get
new orders for this nationally adver
tised weel know periodical with two
million readers. Whole or part time.
Commission 25 per cent and salary
dependent on amount of business
produced. 'Beginners ' can earn 25
monthly spure time; ful) time work
ers $5,000 and upwards annually".
Write for terms to Special RepreSeii
tativea. The Literary Digest, 354
Fourth Ave,, Box 801, New Yorkf:
Aug. 4 It pd
OPERA
HOUSE
WEDNESDAY
SEPT. 6
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Tears, Love, Comedy
Romance anJ Song,
which make it great
est drama of them all
SEE the funniest trial
scene ever presented.
HEAR the enchant
ing song hit, "Lissy
Lou."
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I A PI AY NOT 'A' PICTUBEl
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Residenco, G
rooms, 2 halls and huge bath, two
garages, hot water heat, large lot.
Located in best residential section
of rarhori.. Apply to Southerner.
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MONK' TO LOAN ONI TOWN AND
farm property. Long time if desir
ed. W. O. Howard, Atty. sl-7tc
CANVASSERS: TO SELL ' WHITB,
mark" Fibre brooms, and brushes.
Staph; business, liberal commis
sions. For particulars write Bart
lett VanTine & Jones, Hillsdale,
Mich. a26-3tp
Dr. Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic.
If you cati't line it anywhere 'jlrie,
come to
THE O. H. STORE
107 E. Church St.
We will probably have it, and wil
save you money. We sell cir3per
than others.
f D5. fcc-lls? Pure Tar Honey
Eagle Eye Salve.
FlJRN LSriETTROOMS FOli RlfN'f
Phone, lights and bath. Appiy Mrs.
R. II. Parker, 112 Main st.
Apply wet baking soda Of
household ammonia, followed by
ULi) NEWSPAPERS FOR
SALE. Apply Southerner.
blTES-STINGS
V VAPORUB
Oumr 17 Million Jan Vtsd Ytarl
FOR RENT: 3 FURNISHED ROOMS
good location, lights, water, and
bath, corner Baker and St. Pat
rick street. Robert C. Rea, phone
301. s2-5tp
FOR SALE: 200 LOADSICEJR
seasoned wood,, any length,
size. Place your order now. Doj
Waif until cold weather" catcV :
you. Call 3G04.
29-2tw-'
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Zeb. C.
Cummings
DEALER
THE FLORIST
Phones 410 and 75
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Franklin Cars
Franklin Service
PRICES 50c,
Seats at -McNair
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