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Giants Soon Headed Home And Right Away There'* Talk of ^ hetlier (liney Can Gel Terry or Kelly f from MeGraw. <B> JOHN FOSTKlt (C??yri?M. IK4. By TH< *<???:?) ?few York. Nov. 17 ? The Now York Giants, who have been t cruising England and the conti nent with indifferent success soon will be headed back for lh<? United Stales, and when they re turn there may be a dicker that will put two ur three of their players elsewhere. Since the death of Jake Dau bert. the Cincinnati baseball club has been prying here and there trying to get some player to take his place. Now they are right back where they began, aaklng New York to let them . hare either Kelly or Terry. The New York folks who are on this Bide are dubious as to whether manager MeGraw will | i permit either Terry or Kelly to get away froin him. Kelly is the better first basemen, and proba bly alwuys will be. Terry fights the ball and la sure death on low ones. Kelly has improved to the point where he is without doubt the best handed first baseman In the league. While he has been with New York a long time, ' he Btill is comparatively young and should be good for five or six more years. Moreover, he ran - pl?y a fair outfield and Is handy & In many other ways. If either ft Kelly or Terry goes to Cincinnati, therefore, it probably will be T?rry. The Chicago Nationals are going to have some first base men to distribute but the chances Senator's Son HIS father wrtrt the lor* and he wear* moleskins This is J J Wsdsworth Jr.. son of the United .States senator from New ' Turk The Junior member of the 'Cfcatly play? halfback on the Tale 1 'team. 1 PHONE 114 i Standard Pharmacy ! THEY WILL SEND IT MONEY To I^>nd on ; WEEKLY PAYMENTS 1 91.00 per week |?)d 9 30 Loan ^1.50 |wr |M)n 9 75 Loan 2.00 per week !**>* 9100 Loan MUO per week pn> n 9125 Ixmii 93.00 per week p?)? 9130 Loan "94.00 per week |w*>* $200 Ixmii W8 00 per week pa)D $250 Ix*in ;9 10 per week p?) ? 9300 Loan | THK RAHY WAY TO PAY. 8?e im for Foil Information. INDUSTRIAL BANK ? The right pi arc to Huy Stoves Ranges Heaters Standard make*. larg er line*, lower prior*, | heller ierviee. QUINN FURNITURE ? COMPANY Speaking of Puppies ? Well, here'* a" new foot tin It distinction. Freshman Gary of Minnesota I r'ilm? to have ihe blncest palt cf dors, which t* campus Latin for feel. In the entire foothall world Gary wear* n s?ze 14. E width When Clary I picks his Immense l?o\t-wows up anil la\i? thorn down the resultant clatter | Is strongly reminiscent of ftre horses responding to r? three alarm blaze. are that Cincinnati will not put in a claim for uny of them, fear ing they will not prove hartl enough batters for the lied*. ; Pittsburgh has an odd flr?t ham man on its hands in Itarhes, but Dreyfuss will not part with him i because, should Nlehaus fail. Barnes giv?* promise of filling the gap very creditably. Groh, It is said, will be retained by the Giants in order to fortify thlrrd base in case LimUirom is injured ? or perhaps lo give Mc Graw a little more lime to de cide whether ho wants Lirnl strom for a regular third baseman. The Giants are looking chiefly for two good outfielders. If Cincinnati makes a trade, the Rods cannot producc outfii lders. but they might give M:Grnw a jchance at their pitching staff. Involi^ali* Our Line Wo not only carry every thing that men. young men ajicl Ik>.vs wear, but we carry a Hi# stork from which to se lect from. We sell Men's and Young Mens ALL WOOL WOKS TED Suits, as low as $17.50. And from that to $40.00. | Boys' suits from $5.00 to $20 >ei- suit. llats, $3.00 to $8.00. Caps, $1.00 to $;:.00. A. COOKE (llead-to-Foot Outfitters) Buick Continues its Leadership For the seventh consecutive year Buirk has first choice of space at the National Automobile Shows. This signal honor is awarded annually by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce to the manufacturer-member having the largest volume of business for the preceding twelve months. '? In winning and in maintaining this enviable position year after year, Buick has demonstrated conclusively that the true value of any automo bile is reflected in the consistency with which the public buys it. Since the introduction of the 1925 Buick models, public patronage has increased to *?n even greater degree ? A tribute to the Buick engineering skill and manufacturing ability that have provided nearer and better Buick cars without departing in any way from the fundamentals of power, economy and dependability for which all Buicks have been famous. TIDE-WATER BUICK CO. Next Camden Bridge. Wh? > bctfr automobiles are built, Buick will build FOOTBALL QUKSTIOX BOX If you haTe wine question to th-? jauio as writer and official, ask about football ? If you want a rullo inter ;r?*ed ? If you waut to know any thing at/out a play ? Write to Uwi>rce Perry, for 13 year* an authority on your Question will b?- an* ?dr-'SScd envelop*-. Otherwise If tou want a p?*raonal reply enclose a ntauiped. self-ad swi-red in thii column. Addr cm: I.awrenc*< Perry. Special Football C?i respondent of The Advance, bl4 World Bi tiding. New York. ^ ucstion ? I'luxvr catches a for waid pass and touches It to ground and then lifts It up. Op posing side claims a Tumble and thin incomplete forward pass. Keferce sustained claim. Was he right? Answer ? Forward pass receiv er shouli avoid all appearance of fumble and was foolish to touch loll to ground. l?ue*tion* ? On a try for point after touchdown the ball hits an opponent yet continues Its way over the bar. Does the point count? Answer ? Yes. ?ut had it struck a number of the kicker's own s.Jo. no. On a kick ?>ff the ball hits one of i he rrrclving side's ham!* but he fail* to hold it and it continue? ?>? l*j? way back of the gold post* *l.?Ty biiollvn* nun of tti ? re*.-?iv itii side recover*. Two of the kit king sld?? tackle hlrr behind the line. Was this * :o:ichba-k of .? safety? Answer?it was n ?iaf? ty. pro vided that th?* ,man of tli? rnvu *:de who touched Ih* ball d.d in any way cause the ball to g.i ove.' the line. Mu? '.tlon ? Would you p!.?af< ?rv;*e nu? in your column jii- t what is meant by holding the ball on the kick-off. I)ot?g t!iS? menu th^ ball can be held off th?? ground in one hand by a player? Answer ? No. It may be sup ported on the ground hy the hands of a player. Answer? No. It may he sup ported on the ground by the hands of a player. Question ? on fourth down Hie ? ?ff'uslve tpnm trie* an end run but i.-t tackled behind its goal line. Was this, a safety or a touchdown for the defensive? Answer ? Since the imp. tu that sent the ball over the Ifne came from the offensive team i' was a safely. Must Produce In California Hfshit r* Who Thrratrn i?? Lcutr Ka-?l >1 iiili 1 l>?? Well to Iii'imciiiIkt Somr Ho\ i nt: liinior), r.i j At n ri..\v iv?i)'ir<'. n? th# N. \% Vi:n Nov. I . if flu, : ?iu atsrt '?ti?1,!l. Wtrlt hi , 1 It'll liV I .? ? - :i.ir ' rllH-f UIIUMIK 1 1:* iti. inuk ? j; . I ih?ir 1 1% r? <ttn to li'i? \y thi? Kii: ! ?oU! anil d?'H. ???:!. I upon CaliK'iii.ii v.l i ?.?!?> I li"y luivc a 1*1 *11 1 In \iri;; l.i? . ovory onv ><T iIhmu ulit'iihl l?<-ui an important fact in inin-i ? Tliey will Iniw to ]iriM|iic?*' ? ' they have not In-en i>i tho habit of procuring anmnil Mine ciijr-| California!!* kr.ow 'loxer* amlj they have been lirr?! on real raw meat on ih?' Parifli* coast, Only th?* xoiimvr fans oat there ar?? ii. >i l;i miliar with i li?* hon?">l !o Kootlne^, st raitpi t<? iha* I lie Kohl-1 to atato produced In the palmy days of fighting down there. Jim Corbett. Joe Choytnakr. Jim Jeffries. Jimmy Brltt, Eddie (Union. Will to Ritchie. Aurella M-'ivrra. Joe Klvers, Spld?-r Kelly, Krunki 1 Neil. Kddle Cump. Abe Atu-llit and Montr Attelle. Ii? r?> jn a bunch of men that mitke mnut of the pr??aei:t light* hi th? 1 ing look cheap. "1 hey were boy* who loved the t'ollar bin loved the fighting -part 4i i gam", too. und when they nift t'te loser's \nd was unlikely to i.i.luue even training expen se*. Tlw- practice of carrying op p.moni*. ox t wo-stepping through iviuK and pulling punches Is not likely to g?? big on the Western slopes. On l ho other hand, with a .lliiigne** to give the beat they hi<*. ?' tot there ought to b?- a har v?"t of money for a lot of the g:?od ones. THE ATOTHECARY SHOP Phone 400 A ( iood Dnm Store Tivrr.o and Lebanon Belle Flour wv ubtaolutfl) l. mi-* of iiu.i lif v v?ltl hv th? Imm1Iu| fn ? PISTKItllTKU IIT ? F. TOXEY & COMPANY Wnlor Street. Paul Whitman and his famous Concert Orchestra Such popularity must be deserved TO convert critics into enthu> swift rise, took to the cigarettc siasts, whether for a new school itself, its tobaccos, its blending? of music or for a cigarette, re- in short, its taste. This one thing; quires something more than luck. alone ? its dccidcdly better taste There'# sound reason for every ?explains why thousands of big swing in popular taste. smokers arc changing from other So, to account for Chesterfield's cigarettes to Chesterfield. Chesterfield CIGARETTES " r i a. 0 millions! Copyright 1*24. tjoorrr It Mrm Tomcco Co. By Charles McM anus W> ran o||i>|>it '.our rtiniituiv nivtl frrtJi Lui^rvt nr.il in ?>( ii lllll' III lllMKO III fvw biouKhl IociUmt this city. \nil *\i? Na\i- >nu iii' in* ^ . M. G. Morri**?*tt?* iV: LutlCvt Fit i'ii (| lire* !!i. vine Kii?tcrn \ irth ( Main St. uih! Water Si. KlUuWtli City. N C. FOOTBALL GAMES C.harlottr*vill?'. Va. j THI HSI?.\Y. NOV. 27. 1024. Round (tip tlrkt t at far** ?n4 one-half on ?nle. Nov. mli' r JCtti, j limited lu November 2Jith. \la Norfolk Southern Ituilruuil Special aleepiur earn will be operated from Kinston. New Hern, ! Wilson. Goldaboro. Washington, j and other point* u* the volume of J biiHlnesH re<|uln\-?. Secure re|M?f? ] vatlons now". For further in for mat ion apply to or write any Ticket A Rent or' 1 J. F. I?\I,T?)X. jj General I iim-i- \urti;, >4 <j Norfolk, Va. no. 17. 19. 21. 24. 25. 27 TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA If Mfced with Sulphur It Darken* 80 Naturally Nobody Can Tell The old-time mixture of Sage Te* and Sulphur for darkening gniy, streaked and faded hair i? grand mother'* recipe, and folk* are ugain using it to ke?p their hair a good, j even color, which i* quite R-n-uhle, a? we nro living in an uxje when <1 youthful appearance i* of the greatest advantage. Nowaday*, though. nit don't have the troubloM>mi> task ?>f gathering the sage and the uiuhkv mixing ni lmow. All drug store* sell the i<-a<K-to-uai? product, improved by the adlifion of 1 otlier ingredient*. 'ml led ' WyetbV Sage and Sulphur Compound." * It is very popular Vceau *0 noliodv car did cover it ba? been applied. -Simply moiaten your comb ?>r a aolt brush, with it and draw this through your* hair, taking one email htrnid irt a time; by morning the gray hair di*-: appears, but wb.it delight* thw ladieV with Wyeth'a Sago and Sulphur Co'm-si pound, is that, beftides brnutifullyi darkening the hair after a few ap Elication*. it al*o produce* that soft istre and appeannco ??f abnO'lmce w hich U no attrn< live. Ikidney troubles ARE DANGEROUS How to Trll When Your KldM^S NpwJ Treating ami W lint tfi Do for Them. Neglect of the kidneys and bladder cause r>iore suffering and fatalities than does* moat any ofh ? er disease. many people think 1 they Imve liver or stomach trouble when Its their kldneva dogged with uric a?ld tlint makes you feel weak, tired and uervoua and Hnvf a dull headache, pain In the bncli, frequent kldnoy action, sediment, and sometimes swollen ankles. ? How to (lot llellef. Recently a very eminent chem ist and M. D. found a comhlriir ; Hon of medicines that In every case so far treated ban produced wonderful results and brought i\l l most Instant relief. This prepara tion has been trade-marked under the name of ( K ID-NKK'ZE) and your druggist Standard I'harm aey ? row has it In Mock. try.ary 76 cent bottle on n poMtlve guar antee and you will !??? surprised to see how houyanl, vl vnelou.* and full of life one bottle will ru.ijsti you fe?l. Don't put this important matter off but get n b;ittlr today, it 'tj ' pleasant to tuk> and is !iaf tnlvfcs to young or old. adv. rTutfs Pills-, BnaMa Dytpajxtcs to eat whatever thay wMi. C aua* food to Mlmiiato. I NootWi the body, gtve appatdn j DEVELOP FLESH
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