PLAXNtNG FIGHT FOR
MIODI.KWKKiHT TITI.K
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D^iupsoy will probably fiuht three
times, or at least two; (?ene Tunney
will do battle and Greb and L<H>uard
and Mickey Walker ana J?n- I.yncn
? champion after champion until you
can't see. Fighters who are holding
oil tor the bit; outdoor ^ates may
lind themselves not so smart as they
now think they are.
, Greb Is reported to be found for
four-round land; in other words, the
Pacific Const where he hopes to ben
en* hv the amiable climate and in
cidentally pick up a lot of money
without tco much work.
ALBINO PARTRIDGE
FOUND NEAR KINSTOX
Kinston. Feb. 11 ? An albino
partridge i? biinu exhibited !i?*re by
Cieorgo Suggs and Albert Kountree.
'1 lu* oird was shut several miles
from hexe. it is almost solid white
but one or two feathers show the
iu miliar brown of the other species.
IllCaiKST ItiVKIt SIIIPMKXT
OF STKEL ON I(K( ()K1)
Pittsburg, February 11. ? The lar
gest shipment ever sent from
l'ittsburg on the Ohio Rlvr
by the Carnegie Steel Company is
now on its way to New Orleans.
It consists of 12 barges of steel and1
three Itaraes of finished products.
Shipments will bo dropped off at
Evansvillc, Memphis. Louisville and
Vicksburg.
Mr and Mrs. Shelton McMullan
left Saturday for New York. They
? xpett to be go ne & week.
LAWRENCE CATLING ]
RETURNED TO RALEIGH
Raleigh. Feb. 11. ? Lawrence Clat
liug, wanted here for the murder of
Ma wite and Owen Stevens late in
December, was returned here from'
Jacksonville yesu raay where he wasj
captured Friday.
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Fame and Lebanon Belle Flour
j are absolutely flours of quality sold by the leading grocers. -
? Distributed lly ? ?
A. F. TOXEY & COMPANY
Water Strevt. ?
? " ?? ,- r jfiEIEac
I Ladies 9 Chiffon Si I k Hose
{? A large shipment of Ladies' Chiffon Silk Hose just received
? ? Van Haalte make? colors, nude, blush, almond, oriental
f pearl, black and other popular shades, priced at,
:?: $2.00 and S2.50
?{? Gotham Ladies' Silk Hose for wear ? the most durable silk
hose made ? full fashioned, all the popular new shades, priced
| $2.00
| Rucker & Sheely Co.
ONLY A
FEW
AT THESE
PRICES
SPECIALS
To make room for heavy shipments of Furniture expected in March we are of
fering for a limited time SPECIAL PRIC ES on certain items of new, up-to-date
Furniture. Each one means a saving that cannot be overlooked by anyone who ex
pects to furnish or refurnish their home or any room. /
COME EARLY
FOR
THE BEST
SELECTION
BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM SUITES AT GREATLY REUUCEU PRICES
? ? ? : ^ : . ? ? ? r ? ' ? ? ; ? ; ? ? - ?
QUEEN ANNE DESIGNS
A modern two tone Dining Room Suite, executed in Walnut Ten attractively
designed pieces.
Our Regular Price $225.00;
Now Reduced to
$1 48.00
WILLIAM AND MARY DESIGNS ?A much desired Suite in two tone Wal
nut. Ten beautiful pieces. Reduced from $250.00 to
$178.50
Sharp Reductions On Unusually Desirable Bed Room Suites
New and up-to-date Bed Room Suites, in two tone Walnut, consisting of Van
ity Dresser, High Base Dresser, Bow Foot Bed, Chiffonette, Rocker, Bench, and
Chair. Reduced, especially for this event, from $210 to
Reed Living Room Suites
Specially Reduced
Tliree-I'iece Parlor Suite*, upholstered in Tnp
e.?try, w if It loose oiimIi i??ii!? ; Oak or Mahogany; S73
values?
$45.00
Tallies to Match; 822.50 values?
$16.50
Ivory and Grey Parlor
Suites Reduced
llpliolnlcri'd in ('rctonne; lliri-r-piwe with
loose cushion*; 87.? values?
$41.00
Km! Tallies to Match
$5.00
One Dozen Large Size Cedar Chests To Close Out.
$40 to $45 Values $25 and $27.50
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Quinn Furniture Co
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