TCIK SOUTHERNElv FlilDAY, SEPT. 2'J, 1922
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THE SOUTHERNER
Daily 189 Established Weekly 1824
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Published Every :Afternoon Except
Sunday by THE SOUTHERNER, at
Tarboro, North Carolina.
Foreign Advertising,! Represent
iftes: Frost, Landis & Kohn, Bruns
mieV Buildina. New York City1; Peo
plea Oaa Building, Chicago, and 1004
Candler Building, Atlanta, Ua.
Paul Jones Managing Editor
V. Herman Creech - Manager
Entered at the Postoffice in Tarboro,
N. C, as second class matier, under
the Act of Congress March 3, i8"0.
They are 4tf&
GOOD! lJ
fcubperiptinn Rates: Daily, I year,
6 mov.tlii, $2.50; 1 month, COc;
1 vifck, lf.-.. Weekly, 1.50 pur yer.
PLone 75
p. O. Bx 90V
STlf.P.ED UP A MARE'S NEST.
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Judge Kerr's reference in one of
his charges to the grand jury a few
days ago to the fact that it seemed
to him that the west was receiving
tnore of the road money than the
iatt has stirred up a veritable mare's
neBt.
The Charlotte Observer 'and the
fitatesville . newspaper almost had
spasms and came back at the 'judge
with fire and brimstone, and thought
they had scored a big point in their
favor.
These two .' papers ait? from the
western part of the stiite. We are
giving our readers the opinion of nn
eastern paper published at Fayttte
Ville that has more reason in i! than
anything we have seen or read.
The Fayetteville Observer has this
to say:
The Statesv'Ue Daily and the
Charlotte Observer are inu.li exer
cised over a report that Judge. John
H. Kerr, in a speech in Pasquotank
recently, intimated that there has
been more money expended on road
wayj in the western part of the state
than in the eastern part. Straight
way the: Charlotte Observer is rais
ing its old cry of "sectional feeling"
when it is' intimated even that more
roavvay building is being done in the
west. Some months tig 3 The Obser
ver dared to hint that the west had
been getting done the bigger share
of highway work, and Colonel Har-
lis, in righteous indignation, wm
or wrote, so fiercely of sectionalism
and sectional hatted that 've got
frightened and drew in our horns.
It does seem strange, though, that
the Statesville-amr 0nn-lotte papers
fhould get so heated as to indirectly
reflect on ' Judge Kerr's character by
.intimating that, being a candidate for
governor, he made his Pasquotank
talk for policy's sake, The state high
way commission constructed a bridge
at Williamston at a cost of $500,000,
aiid the Charlotte paper is throwing
that up to" Judge Kerens if it were
about all the east deserves. The fact
is, we ttink Judge Kerr was about
right. It may be called sectional ha
tred or what -not, but we .take o.Tca
sion to say that the indications are
that the wes is going to get the big
ger hare of the $501,000,000 bond
issue. If we are wrong, we will apol
ogize. The west should not be so
touchy when there is call for a fair
division of the state highway funds.
Such behavior tends to show that the
west is defeniiig .its weak point.
The Charlotte Observer ends its
artiple by 'sa'ytr.g. "We are hoping
that Judge Kerr has been misquoted.''
What treasonable utterance has the
judge been guilty, of that the Char
lotte editor, in his lofty manner,
should hope that Judge Kerr is "not
o bad after all?. To use the States
ville paper's word's which it wrote in
condemnation of Judge Kerr, we will
ay t'hatjthe west "should be mighty
sure of its grioupd" H?re !t cus'
the east of Section tli'spi. We' 'might
accuse the Vest of . sectional aggran
dizemenH ithj, pearlej up. there get
tnore thanVheir share' of the "state
highway money, it-sitnply. will be be
cause they. Jant it 'and can get. it,
sectionalism or not.
The Charlotte paper, says fhe rec-J
ords show, that the state, highway
money "is being equally distributed
between., the eastand the. west. Col
onel Hprris. spVaks so confidently it
is fair to presume he has those rec
ords. In. justice." to, both the east andj ';"
the west, "we "suggest that he print)
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usual question "How much,
was the insurance?". What
a relief it is to say "for
what it wll cost to replace
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- WHEN YOU INSURE'
" Place your insurance with
' this agency of the Hart
' ford Fire Insurance Com
pany. There will be no
no question of your "pol
icy .being correctly drawn
to provide"adeq'uate in
demnity for your fire loss.
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BEGINS OCT." 2
AND LASTS
THRU OCT. 7
. I AND LASTS I
I " A'J.-'";" -: -. --thu oct.7 .
BELKi-lUDSdiiCa
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Rocky Mount s Li vesfc Deptv; Store
Is To Be One Of Our Greatest Events This
Fall, Due To The Fact That Next Week Is
Suburban Week At This Store And Fir
Week In Rocky Mount. The Prices Are
Special For The Benefit Of Our Out Of
Town Friends, Who Wish To Do Their Fall
Shopping While In Rocky Mount.
Piece Goods Department Hosiery - Hosiery -
SUBURBAN PRICES IN PIECE GOODS
ONCE SEEN, WILL NOT EE
OVERLOOKED
.".5 IXCIt. I'LACK SFLK Al 1-JSS A LL E ;
ytibiiilian I'rico,
a yard
35 INTII IiLACK SILK TAFFETA;
Suhuilian Price,
.51-. yard
IM JN( II (IEXULVE IMPORTED NAT
URAL COLOR ALL sfLK PONGEE;
Suburhaii Prifo,
a yanl ...... ,
-:W 1XCII CREI'E DE CHINE, IN ALL
LEADING COLORS; Suburban
Pi ice, ;t vard
4U INCH CilAR.MEUSE; Beautiful Qual
ity, in Brown. P.lack and .Navy : Subur
ban Price,
it vard
4 INCH ALL Ml K CANTON CREPE;
Execik'iil Quality, in all leading Shades;
Suburban Price,
a yard
Id INCH CANTONBLACK SATIN Dame
Fa.shion's Latest Creation, in Materials
for Ladies who Dress Well;
Suburban Price, a yard
;54 INCH HALF WOOL SERGE, In Best
Colors, Suburban Price,
a yard
3(5 INCH. HALF WOOL SERGES; Subur-
ban Price,
a yard .:.
12 INCH STORAI SERGES, All Wool,.
Spoutred and Shrunk ; fine for School Girl
Middy Suits; Suburban Price,
a yard
SPINI) ALE GINGHAM ZEPHYRS, Can
not, be Duplicated Elsewhere for less than
35c ; Suburban Price,
a yard :
.32 INCH KNICKER CI)TH, Famous for
Children's Rompers and Play Clothes;
Suburban Price,
ayard
32 INCH GIBSON ZEPHYRS in Short
. Lengths ; Suburban Price,
a yard ,
HEAVIEST WEIGHT MOTTLED OUT
ING: Suburban Price.
a yard 1 &2 C
3G INCH FINE COUNT GOOD WEIGHT
95c
89c
NAT-
JGEE;
98c
ALL
98c
Qual-Subur-
1.89
2.
NT D
atei
3.98
48c
Subur-
75c
WTool,
ol Girl
1.19
, Can
ss than
25c
jus for
lothes;
23c
Short
15c
12ii
NEVER BEFORE HAS OUR HOSIERY,
STOCk BEEN MORE COMPLETE
THAN IT WILL BE FOR SUB
URBAN WEEK. ,
LADIES' COTTON HOSE, in Very Good
Quality, Suburban Price, JQc
Si pun t.
GOOD QUALITY HIGHLY MERCERIZ
ED LADIES' LISLE THREAD HOSE with
Three Seam Back; Suburban
Price, a pair
GLOVE SILK HOSE, in all Colors, slig..ht
ly imperfect; Suburban 1 AO
1
25c
Price, a pair' .,
$2. oO. VALUES in GLOVE SILK HOSE-
1.98
S'jbiii.u;;n Price,
a pair
SILK HOSE, Slightly Imperfect; OQr
Subuiban Price, a pair..
SPOi:T HOSE of All Kinds; Suburban
Prices from 98c
to
L98
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HOSE; Suburban
Pi ice:; from 10c 39 C
Shoes-Shoes
SHOES CAN BE HAD HERE FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY AT SUBURBAN
SHOES ARE SOLID LEATHER and
CARRY a 10 PERCENT; DISCOUNT '
DURNG SUBURBAN WEEK.
Boys &Meris Clothing;
ALL MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLO-
THING WILL HAVE: A SUBURBAN
WEEK DISCOUNT OF 10 PCT.
Ladies ReadyTo-Wear
And Millinery
NEVER BEFORE HAS OUR READY-TO-..
WEAR , AND MILLINERY. BEEN SO
COMPLETE; WITH SMART STYLES IN
Unbleached DOMESTIC in Short Length THEIR LATEST rCREATIONS. SUBUR
Suburban Price, ft' v BAN ", PRICES WILL" BE 10 PERCENT '
a yanl J .. . ; ... OFF OF THE REGULAR. PRICE.
C. ( t:NT STICK BROOMS, . m6 RUGS .'aND . LUGGAGE; SUBURBAN--
Subvu ban Price,.. each wv- " - L '
50 filNT STICK BROOMS - ' QC ' PRICES. 10 PERCENT T.ESS .THAN;
S.;b:,i.ban Price; each i.."....'....:........ J)C ; ;: REGULAR PRICE..
: ONE-BIG TABLE OF PERCALES, CAL1- " r ; . y.
COS, CURTAIN GOODS AND KHAKI wuria IN - ROCK Y 'MOUNT SUBURBAN
SUITING, Suburban Price, ' "1A WHN IN ROCKY MOUNT SUBURBAN
,ard ... v. .V...,v.t;..;..,.,:.l"CvWEE' MAKE? THIS STORE HEAD
GENUINE DOMINO APRON GINGHAM QUARTERS. WE 'WILL GLAD TO
-Absolute Fast Color; Suburban Q. f taKe CARE OF, PACKAGES OR LUG- .
Price, ayard V.
58 JNCH TABLE DAMASK, Good. Qiiali-; GE FOR'YOUj t.- ; ' -' ' :
ty, 20 percent Eelow what it is ' worth ; ' 1 7 " ' - ! "
SuburbanPrice, CC ' s YOUR -MONEY'S WORTH' OR YOURt
a yard. JJC ' .. MONEY BACK.
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234-236 SOUTH MAIN STREET
. MAIL ORDERS
T r JLLED SAME D . , . n'V;'. . " i
DAY RECEIVED I , t IUUiy luuiuii; -
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DAY RECEIVED
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. ! NOTICE OF LAND SALE
, The undersigned trustee, under
and by virtue of a' certain 'deed of
trust to her executed by H. G. Pow
ell, dated January 1st, 1919, and
duly recorded in Bootf 175 at page
267 of the Edgecombe Registry, de
fault having been 'made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness therein se
cured, Bnd demand for foreclosure
having been duly made upon the un
dersigned by the. holder of the notes
Fsecured, will,' on Monday, October
30th, 1922, offer for sale in front of
the court house door in Tarboro, N.
C, between the hours of 12 M. and
two o'clock P. M., to the highest bid
der for fash, the following described
tract or parcei of iandt viz: ;
1 That certain tract of land lying in
Edgecombe County, and described as
follows, viz: Being situate in No. 3
Township, adjoining the lands of S.
Li Johnson, John Li Cherry, land of
the W. J. Davenport heirs and oth
ers, containing one hundred 'and
eleven (111) acres, more or less, .and
being well known as the Blount Bar
field Tract. This tract of land hav
ing been conveyed by -deed, dated
January 1st, 1919, to H. G. Powell,
to which deed reference is made for
a further description. Said deed so
referred to is recorded in Book 192,
page 4G3, of the Edgecombe Regis
try. .
'' This September 27,-1922.
M. D. WINSLOW, I
Trustee.
THE
Mlim. BENEFIT ,
LIFE INSURANCE GO.
IS THE BEST COMPANY
. IN. THE WORLD.
ASK THE . POLICYHOLDERS
G.A.LEGGETT
. District Agent
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Those who- are In a "run down" condi
tion will notice that Catarrh botiior
them much more than whttn ttieji ar la
good health. ,Thig fact proves that while
Caturrh In a toinl dlasuHu. It Js gitttlU .
lnnuemcd bv constitutional condltluai.
HALL'S CATAKRK MKDIClNlil
Tonic and Blood 1'urlfler, and acts throueh
The blood upon the mucoue surtnk ot
the body, thus reducing the lnttuinumtloa
and reatorlnic normal condltlona, .
All dniKKlets. Circulate free.
F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo, Ohio. '
MONET
TO
LOAN
H
EADACHES
ior Neuralgia, tub .forehead
temples end back of head with
' ON ' j
improved. real estate 1
in edgecombe county '
five'years time
, ' at. 1
five and half percent. ;
HENRY C. BOURNE; Attorney j
KG
'UUm Jan Umd ttk
GEORGIANA, Ala,, Sept. 29.
Four blocks-wave destroy, by fire
here todayt causing ,Ios- . of .two
htut(h-t'r) .thousand dollars.- 1 11
SellSour Tobacco
. with
FoxhaSl & Taylor
WE LEAD THE MARKET IN POUNDS AND PRICE.
GOOD TOBACCO HAS TAKEN A GOOD RISE; WE
GIVE BELOW THREE OF OUR SALES: v
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JOHNSON & CONYERS:
20 Pounds at 35 cents.......:......
26 Pounds At 35 cents
66 Pounds at 48 cents. ,
136 Pounds at 47 cents......
'70 Pounds at 57 cents
24 Pounds at 65 cents
7.00
9.10
332 Pounds ...
31.68
63.92
3990
15.60
$167.20
Averasrc: 51 cents.
' MEN. MAYO &. TOM EURE.
40 Pounds at 30 cents...........:
34 Pounds at 39 cents
100 Pounds at 48 cents...
22 Pounds at '56 'cents . . "
50 Pounds at 55 ceni
- 46 Pounds .at 60 cents
292 Pounds'.
Average: 50 cents.
'''. '( MATHEWS & HYMAN:
118 Pounds at 30 cents.............................
292 Pounds at 55 cents
88 Pounds at 69 cents..v......
498 Pounds ..,...L
r Average: 52 Cents.
..$12.00
.. 13.26
.. 48.00..
.. 12.32
.. 27.50
..-27.G0-
..$140.68
..,..$35.40
...160.60 ,
..... 60-72
...$256.72
FARMERS
A
H; Pv Foxhall & dm Taylor
5 y't- :'-. t- v " ; 'i' . ?!-.,:;. f -:. , .
.V PROPRIETORS -
7 TARBORO, N. C. ,
:X)ST CERTIFICATE NOTICE IS
hereby given that . application will
,bfe made to the Pinetops Building
and T.sart AsSociaflbh' of Pinetop'l,
N. C. to issue to the undersigned
a. duplicate stock- certificate, No.
'75, in the First Series, dated De
cember 2,' 1918, for-six shares.of
stocl in said association, the origi
nal certificate having been lost or
destroyed. This Otb day of Sept,
1922. TJUDIEY WHTTLEY.-
'-, .1 Notice: I Creditert. f '.
North Carolina, Edgecombe, County.
In Superior Court. Before the Clerk.
Harrison Wholesale Company et alsj
C. T. Marrow, deceased.
Certnm.ei;dio-s, ft Cv T-jMarxow,,
deceased having brought an action
before me for an accounting of the
administration of the administrator
of said C. ,T. Marrow, and for a set
tlement of same, t -
This Js -to notify all creditors of
the said C-T. Marrcv, deceased, to
appear before the undersigned on or
before Nov.. 1st, 1922, and file evU
dences .cf their claims, as. required by
statute
September 21, 1922. ,
w-4ws r.s. A.-T.WALSTON,
. ; 1 Clerk of the Superior Court.