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der of tlitir faith gij oa
rery subject "They who are
only called of God and not of
men hare more right to preach
than they who-are, called of men
and not. of God.",.
Au effort in beine male to build
a uurth at the Wat? Farm. One
of the convict. t.n h vet'k
Kent in a dollar to the fund.
The Kaleijiii Meat IiiNector ha
reported that only half as much
meat has been eaten in that i ty
this 'ear as last . The reason pv
en is that of the general shortiige
of live stock throughout the station.
Delegates have been appointed
by Lieutenant Governor Daught
ridge to the Cotton Congress at
Washingtoiv. 1). C. which has been
calbvl for August l.'ilt on ac
count of the effec t of the Kuro
pean War on the price of col ton.
Plans are to Ik mode for financ ing
the crop. ,
SHOPPERS WHO ARE NOT
fire SHOPPERS
Penny savers are dollar raisers
People who save the pennies
have the dollars.
But to have the dollars you
must save the pennies, and to
save the pennies you must know
how to shop.
Some shoppers are not shop
pers. They are just penders.
. aionev comes easy ami troes
easier .
They make plenty of money,
yet live from hand to mouth.
Some times the hand does not
reach the mouth.
Their pockets are large, but
have no bottoms. Some times
the money does not reach their
pocket at all. It is spent before
it is made.
They don't know how to shop
how to make a dollar buy a lmn
dred cents worth of goods. They
know nothing of what they are
getting until after they get it.
There is one great remedy for
this evil careful shopping.
But careful shopping is a prol
lem to some 'tcoplo. They ln'gin
at the end and quit lie fore they
reach the beginning.
They should turn to tin local
paper. It is the shnppcrVi lcst
friend.
It faithfully portrays the en
terprise of the community, l'sts
in its advertising columns the' of
feringfl of live merchants, and
biases the path to the stores of
best values.
It gives them shopping infor
mation which otherwise it would
take time to acquire, and much
which often they would never
know.
As a commercial encyclopaedia
it is the first step to economical
shopping, for when a store has of
ferings of especial value they are
aufle to be found in the paper.
. To shop economically they
fthouUl study the advertisements
with care every one of them
at every appearance of the paper
for to overlook it once might
mean the missing of the very ar
tide they are looking for.
Economical shopping is easy, if
you know how; but if you are a
idirelict in the sea o f shopping the
paper will tow you to a safe port.
The paper guides yon to the
ways of economical shopping;
economy lifts you to greater af
fluence, and affluence brings
freedom from petty cares and
opportunity for greater achieve
xnent.
Be a shopper1 not a spender.
The Textile. buildine of A. k
M. College at Raleigh which was
hu rived lastwinterif-Jbteing repla c
ed as rapidly as Hssible and is
to he completed by the beginning
of the fall term. Four carloads
of machinery have just arived for
the new building and are being-
installed . .-
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At Kenansville last Thsrsday
Duplin County Veterans Rel:n -ion
drew a big crowd, with the
presentation of an oil portrait of
'Captain William Houston as a
prominent feature; and enthusui'i
tic plans were laid for the erec
tion of a Confederate Monument
in that town to be unveiled at the
next Hel'nion in August U)l."t.
be brought into a neat and incon
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spicnon?. position. ,J This,! ,tLe
system just adopted by Greens
boro and is said to combine Iiean
ty and utility to a striking de
gree, by g '.ing- tnfcnVt of link
iDg the blocks togs' b:r in a hain
ing the blocks together in a chain
of lights and producing a erfect
ly even distribution of lights
without the unsightly , obstruc
tions on the streets - v
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' FOB RALE Gas Boat Light
er, 2 skiffs, 11 Dutch nets and
1 Typewriter. Will sell all or
'Art-
Will do towing and lighterage
work. Seev
WM. GIBHR,
aug.ll 3t.pd 301 Pearl St
One of the most notable fea
hires of the vearlv Friends Meet
ing at Guilford College last week'
was the "Peace Sermon", in which
the views of this denominat'on
upon war were set forth and the
Friends were warned that ihe
plea for taking part in a war be
cause it was a "righteous v:r.''
was but a subterfuge, aim that
no Quaker, or for that matter no
lu isfiar. should -..n any a -conn'
( itcourage or aid this evil.
The Advance is interested in
,the communication from Coin
jock criticising the program of
the prayer service at that place.
The same criticism will apply to
any church with one except
ion or two that we know any
ihing about in this section. The
opinion seems to prevail in this
corner of the state that only men
who graduate from theological
seminaries and! have human or
dinatlon can uccessfully preach
tiie gospel. The Methodists as
ft church, we believe, hare a
dopted that view in spite of the
fact that John Wesley, the fonn
The Stale Summer School at
Chapol Hill has just fiuished
what proved to be the most suc
cessful year since its foundation
in 1S77.
The largest liiimlx'r in the his1
tory of th school registered in
the various departments, the en
rollment crossing the ()0 mark
during the la-t week of the term.
The awakening interest in the
work of the elementary and gram
mar graides was especially notice
able by the requests from; all ove:
tlie State for the Summer School
to include more work of this kind
in its course. Alsmt three hun
dred were enrolled in the gram
mar grade department of the Ed
ucational School, some of the
classes having to be divided into
several sections. Next year this
depart will Ik enlarged to meet
the increasing demand for this
kind of work.
Raleigh is to install a groat
White Way and trolley system
from the Union Depot, on Martin
street to Wilmington street and
on Fayetteville street from tlie
Auditorium to the Capitol. This
system consist of steel trolley
poles with ornamental lamp brac
kets attached placed at intervals
of a hundred feet apart on both
sides of the street. This will ac
complish a modern White Way
and trolley system at one installa
tion.
With the system in effect the
old unsightly iioles will be reniov
ed . All the necessary wires w'H
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