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SOUTH CASOUNA FAUUU" WOtUUMC ATMCHTTO MAKE UP LOST TIME. ^MSoyrtiat nidi tractor* as'tet. ** M jTiloik at olffct in aa effort ta ******* Mb « for what U da ■H* •• the lonyeet delay In llftj years. farm Dmontntin Agent A. H. Chapnaa today roportad that South Carolina farm era. who have pco deeod y win hf naaa thaw a wiU ion bnJeo of cotton a /Mr, are two months behind with their work. Tho fruit aad truck trope, ahhsorfa delayed, have not beau eerietuiy daa> a*od. H waa reported. '■ ■■ '■ ' i' ' r-i—■ Fi»W . Fa* S«IU*f Dia— Extract Lexington. April 21.—Will Mc Donald a cafe proprietor at Erlang or, wax fined ISO and the coeta In ] rocordex'x court her* Monday for soil- I '■€ I—«a extract, allcgadiy for t brveregn purpoacs. TbT' IMf.'ltfant t fare notice of an appeal. It wax tea tifled in court that after the young man who purchased the extract had drank the seven bottles, seven moo were required to bold hint in bed. -j- - - - *"“• W.»l. Ft,**. APril 2U-N- J Roatt ««ffliamt Btmbcr «f lh< loc>1 ^ > bv mn-Jt 'AcjuT^^ rctiicjucnt of -Inrtiee Gaorga H. Brown of Washington. Ila was rasyoc of tni* rtty several terms ^jUvaji^fcwaoa^lo aa yoo-d^a^Slogan Kip \?rr^Tu^Sa Idea. WtB w mid to have one aulomo buc for crery fix pcraons in the rtau ““fop1 »nd hog* ar»i one rca>on why Where wottJd humans be without canned food*) How about am man that ban* no food “canned1 * in efchu foe next winter? I Wednesday Night • W , April 28th, 8:30 o’clock North Carolina REPUBLICANS IN , THIRD HAVE SPLIT Rickard L. Herring Nominated 3y Convention But Two Other* Seek Honor kwuftul, April 21—Third District Republicans, it wenn, ore not to here such 'mouth wiling in their Congru* ciunel lampaign us waa tirat thought A spirited contest .'nr the nomination is now Icuming on the horizon. At the Golds horn convention In March, Rlrhnrd L. Herring, of Clin ton, was vndoi-vwi for the nomination but W. B Rojjv. a young attomay of New Ueio, lias thi own hi*‘hat in <h« ring and will make a contort for the nomination which Democrat* any will b« but an amply honor. In the Goldsboro convention there wore three candidates: R. L. Herring, of Sompaon. W. B. House, of Craven, and It G. Maxwell, of Duplin. The remit of the balloting showed that Hen-inn got 51 12, House 2t 1-2 and Maxwell 111 votes, llciring waa then upon -notion d.-elaicd the nominen unanimously Rouae was afterward* named district e-lector. Smec th ■ convention Mr. Rouae ha* on several occasion- expressed hi* Ui*uppoinUnent ut the result. He »U mri th*i bB could mmkt th« b«*t iuu and Should have been the nom incc. He has now decided not to u ll.th,*rr““ ‘ of lh* convention f"d definitely decided to mak* the fight xgn-nit Herring. M-. lioning wax , member of the General A'irml.ly |Brt year fTO_ • Sampson county. lie is a low part ncr "-Major Gro. K. Butler, of Clin ton. Mr Knime is a young lawyer I NOT A MOVING PICTURE AVERY HOPWOOD’S GALE OF LAUGHTER THE LAUGH FESTIVAL IT’S THE FARCE THAT MADE THE WEATHER FAMOUS It^vill put a Spring in your Walk and add Zest to Tomorrow’s Living - Played in a Gallop by a Notable Cast -M • ^_ _ l A PLAY OF TEMPERAMENT AND TEMPERATURE I _frice*: *165> $110 mm* &3c, Tax Included. _Seats on Sale at Wilson and Lee’s • I • • New Home Sewing Machines We have i^ie of these in stock but a car load is on its way from the factory Many orders for them are on hie in our store, but we \ will have a few more than enough to hll them. If you want one, it will be well to let us have your or der now. • i The New Home is a standard machine. It has filled a place in American life for two genera tions and is admitted to be the most dependable of all sew ing machines. We maintain a special department for the repair of ! New Homes and for replacement of those parts that wear. The department is always at your service . Whenever anything is wrong with your New Home our - Mr. Wilson will quickly fix it. Call on him. - ■ _ BARNES & HOLLIDAY CO. f ■ .* _ * i yy*-' ..re average week's washing *» “ *>n* for a few cents. Did yea ever hear of anything like that? Clean Eaey is the moat wonderful laundry soap ever made. It doaa all the work. You don’t have to hjb or acrub a thing, ritan Rasy knock* dirt, spots, stains, germs— .anything and everything andean out of an aorta of dothaa. It won't hurt the clothe*—but ha* th# go-gat-’am action tlwl clean* overalls, work shirts and all baavy Work. Clean Easy looks different from other soap*—and it fe different! Soiling riot he* tha only aaf* way to wain. Hat kills germs % and disintegrates dirt. The dean 4 E-»y method purifies and sterilises a 9 clothes as well ns cleans and '• sweetens them. You couldn't wash ■ ! 1 year clothes ae clean if you scrubbed 4 all the akin off your fingers. 4 Thon sends of women call Clean 4 Easy their beet friend. It helps 4 keep them young, bright *nd happy, 4 (or the old back aches, red hands a and rheumatism caused by the * scrubbing boards are forgotten. 4 You will be delighted with ihe 4 sees, rapidity and economy with 4 which Clean Easy deans clothe*. A A*« for it today. At your grocer's. * I ,v, .uiT wrn. He was a sold.er m the Greaat War. aaw amice in France, and was wounded la ac tion. S ^ WH««t|y, Republican district chairman, /us opened his hiadqoar* ler» hriv and lay, ho will ir.gr .a w-live campaign ngaln.t the winier of tbcnirlliy-Hrin.en contact. So it term, iliat tho Third district will have plenty of politic, tin, year. MAM ... . -in the world; tno>c who hail and thoia vho d-ilt; tho.c ivho chooir the port, to which they will go. »od skillfully ancf boldly shape their course acron ««» with thr -ind or agatnrt It, and ihoar who let wlndt and tidaa carry them *hr>* Ihry will. The men who mil. in Hue time arrivu; thorn who ■ drift often cover greats r dinanevi and face far greater penlc but they never make port. The mao who tail know where they want to go and what thry want to do; they do not wait on luck or fortune or favorable curTenta they depend on Ihemiclvea and aspect no help from circumrtancaa. Suc tr.it of tha real kind i* alw.y. in the man who wins it. not in condition*. No man become* great by accident A man get* what he pay* for it, in ch*ract«r in work «nd in energy. There »,c few rcelly fine thing, which be c»nr.ut get If he ie willing *> pay the price. Men fail, aa a rule, bream* the, are not willing to pay the pticr of the thing, thay want. They are not willing to work hard enoogti to prepare thoroughly enough to put Uaecnaaivcn heartily into what th?v f* p rfninc. '*iv t'/ily rond ;o ■ d van cement is to do your work so well that you arc a^wm>A ahead of the demands of your portion. Keep ahead of your work, ' and your work will push your for tunes for you. Oar employers do not decide whetfc. **r we shall *ta> whrrs* we are or gx> on and up. We decide that matter | wMKrmn,-JIBKIUMU U. JUD]«. Uwdar the Harrow. Most of the people of the United , State* now find themselves under the I harrow of heavy and increasing t». '•s. and there is much grossing and writhing in efforts to escape. Tho managers of corporations and other business enterprises which are large enough to bring them under the execs* profits tax complain that this tax Li a good deal worse than a tax, that it i« a business killer, that it la ■ one of the chief cause* for the main tenance of all prices at present high lrvrle. They urge that the heavy ax ce»* tax cm on easiness enterprises shall be removed and m this they have the support of u great many level leaded economists. ^fcdlviduul* who have heavy in comes and especially Income* which .iro derived fiom part accumulation* xre- complaining himerly. They fed that their property saved by the thrift of themvclve* and of thoae who have gone before them la being eoo fivatod. Parm.-ri complain because in pre paring the inrome tus law and la pre paring the blanks upon which the re turn* ar« mode there has bcea a* rrcognition of the very different char acter of farming from other aorta of ousi.,cr« and as a result tha farmer “ "Unciing gross injustice*. I reach* rs. teachers, clerks, and c h*ra who woik for salaries, com plain moit b«cau*e thoy do not have large enough incomes upon which to pay tax. ■•'crybody complains over the tax enfurrod bv the high cost of th* things h* buys. And everybody la trying to find v>mc way to lesoen the tax he pays and lucres** the tax the *rt*pw pay*. People who have htlle property think tho beet way would b» to levy a property tax oo thos* who hove and thus talc* at least **”’ meantime both tba people •no the government go merrily on spending money like drunken milora. It would appear that about tho only ' Zki tfopble ia a dote of ol& bard *<"»»• Thrifty folk* • 1 *** reedy—Wallaoc’a Kanoai-. RE OF ballots in ford NtWBERRY CONTEST EE „ 9>NS IN MICNIOAN. i*?11, A»*rU Initial atepe In ?* eS*wUon of ballot* eut in tho fjfTJ^.^ebrry aunatorial contort of ill®1 I" which a recount boa boon "rdcroW by the Senate, ware tahon sere today by David ft. Berry, ear goont at arm* of tba Senate. demands""por overalls doubles in a week. . rc,"rtkfiple, N. Y., April IX— Overan manufacturer* in tbia alty nml Wappingora Fall, report the da J"»ml for working elotbao baa deo bjed In the laat weak. At the factory ®1*'**t. On A Company, It wea 'bat the wbotcaula price baa not been increoaed, al though i rtallaw •rerywhere have InereMod their prkeea la imnaih.
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