KNOW NORTH CAROLINA, A SOUTH CAROLINA VSROICT North Caorlina stands lint In par sera crop vanes and South Canina is close behind. Only Massachusetts ts ahead of North Carolina in TextU* menufac tulrng, and pin South Carolina la^ scar at hand. Taken together the Oar* alines, one people, with their cotton produced and manateetuerd, turpaei in value the textile wealth ol the Bap •tatc. We do big things lu all lines. North Carolina is possessed bp a mighty spirit, a progreastre, a patri otic anil a tarred spirit. I don't knew who put ti there but It Is there in the licarts of the people. Its origin offers s great study. It grips us and wa are moved bp it to do those things that ought to be done. Lot us go on unafraid educating the children, taking better care of God's broktn and defective, and mov ing forward in materiel progress. U there Is any troth. If there ia any n-igion. unless we do care adequately for the unfortunate beings In our •tatc, we wilt surely rot and decay and go down to destruction. Let us better organise our axri cultural IN*, increase, tremeadooajy increase oar sea food resources, and In every line make the wealth are nwd to apply to the seeds of the chunk and of a glorious dmomcracy. Your state is moving towards the Your state la moving towards tbs discharge of its duties sa a common wealth, moving with a majesty that sxcite* the admiration of tha whole United Sutra A great Now Tort 4 nancler told mo that North Carolina was the Ohio of the Sooth and could get all tha money the wanted to uae for all the great purposes of com monwealth tmJtdtng.—Governor Har vey. PREMIE* PLAYS HU LAST CA*D Tha- so-called "fall of Lloyd George" ia more like the sidestepping sf Lloyd George. It might hove boon a fall, bat for hi* fast foot-wort. B« is probably the last of aa lirtsnmadi ats type of statesman who are more noted for their movement than far their achievement. Roosevelt was of that typo, though RaoaovaW loft bo bind more solid eccofaplIdiTOTite than Lloyd George can do. It ia impoasibi# to connect George's name with any great oatstaading wort al ill limes u ship—unless, of coarse, one is willing to forget the Old Contemptible* and say “ha won tbs war.” Lloyd Georgs did not lead Britain Into war and be did not isad her out—oh* la still In. Is a series of erorid-thrifling ha has Mad this aad ha tea Mad that, and hta recoord from VaiaafHas to Boso va has been a record of ahfart me Tel failure. It was not tha grpoteaao si Lloyd George, it was tha Britain be hind him, that ■liowod him to get as ringmaster of Europe aa long aa be did. A lethargic people, bis vigor de lighted them; a desperately logical people, his mcoaiequenUallty Intojri-i cstsd them; s tongue-tied people, his | volubility hypnotised them. But when Briton saw the yawning gulf of a Mohammedan war at their eery feet, they awoke with a start, the voice of popular authority rang out and broke the spell of Georgian hypnoUem. And; then the premier played hi* big card 1 —he resigned. But Britain goes on. The resignation itself may bo only a move in the game. In America, its significance is easily misunderstood. The situation may be eta led briefly: Uoyd George owed his suprenmey to a coalition between British parties; that is, the British people agreed to forget panics during the war. It was the same spirit which in America pnd Germany punished, and the per dropped partisanship during the war. in the ordinary course, the Coalition would have dissolved immediately the *sr was ended. But it was just there that Lloyd Ceorgs's world-thrilling activitiae began. He Mioutod far and wide that the kaiser mast be tried. khm guilty of starting th* war hangod x> th* highest gibbet. Well, the kaiser wasn't tried. KobuJy was found guil ,y. Nothing, of all the thing* Lioyd lieuigw promised end demanded, waa done—nothing. But something else was done. The Jewish program waa put through at VenaUlea, in i»«n» In Palestine, in Poland and through rut the Balkans wtth a skill and a precision that worked silently while Lloyd George held tbs attention of ihc world with hU baliyhoolng. Two lew* Were put over India, and the India defection 1« the result, A whole irparunent of Jew* was pat over Pal atine, and th* vary serious and man icing Aablan defection, appresetting world war again. Is th* result The British people know this now. lh* protongnatien of the Cealition could not have better served the y'—- of ihs International Plnaadart if it had bem mapped oat in advance—hat, Ijoitc porbably K. waa. And becauaa of th* group behind him, neither British, nor anti-British, nor anything mil Jiw'oh, it will probably bo uo powibla to toil Ju«t bow able and T*-| mircotel a man Lloyd Georg* ia la bi* own right HI* footwork b on doubtadly U* ownj bat hit head-work waa often th* auggaattoo of th* inddo r*«» The Britbh people knew thli sow 1.0m a raoaiy of tragedy they Mil the blonder* at Lloyd Q**rg*: th* attonm Lon of India, Ue bloody atwpldky of Ireland, th* MpaanOan Iren Franc*, the breaking of fphfc wkh the Mo hammedan world — th* brooking of Britain'* aaalad and ghraa word; and, Anally, th* abject n* front Wore the Turk aad afrMaaat with ble bomllt •Lng term*. And bt th* aldet of It all, a gram amadal at homo regarding th* ml* af bonora. fa* all thfc, the hietoriaa w<U **w» in wain far on* pome at wbaa Uody Ooorge roe# to the etatsre ad a world iPtinwni. far one act ia which Uayd Georg* aerrad hi* awn Britain or th* world, for one word m which ho eadutaad tho thought or lb* hop* of hi* goo«rotion. Hio resignation moon* that, (a cower A doctor doarst ahvayt toll o pa tient to ga to * reran climate. Sometime# ho oo addooo a MU eel lec tor To beak oa good adrtca, beak oa a few donas la Rnt National Bank. If yeo only know bow many ta lc* cocapMmootod go oa oar food vetoes, we know jrao weald Uke to he in oar oboe*. Draaghon’i. When b* aald «1 had a night mar* laat night." toe odd **I aw bar.** A marc or amp other adianl always look* woB, ^*b fad aa Partaa Omo len* from U P Balia* Don’t fad mteead when aabotag If yoo ran arar a «u. pint find out if Ue car abaci get kirn Aral Often eft hard to ran aoram a good mirkaalr bat not if paa raa into The City Gangs. wsmos map raa a borne once bat a certain Bab* <u •ftp times . _ Whoa w# rthe doagh la tbs it to a par* white and ridi wa or* doing pa* a feed tan. Per year own benefit * tarn from common bread to Mitp (ilea Broad. ip lee toU of hi* Xallurti, he Wl ah i owed the Coalition to Upoo; ha haal it lowed Jtrtuin to iro tack to the :bc«fce and balancoa of the party eye-' onj. It may not neewn Mi elimination Vom poUtici, for bo la now a caadi late—wliotbor tor election by one of! ho old part loo, or by a now Third Party, It la fmpoesihlo at thl* writing o determine. wlI- ■ —— It would be platiant A bo able to i a/ mom j1 thing* of a tmm) who ho* held the * tope to entortnlo-' Injiy an.: foe *o kr.«. Vat what b**j he done? Ihtt it ti e <iac*tlon which I tarn* the wlolr wow ln*ld* out—I what ha hot ao.ict A reotewhat bowthl daring ailrnra follow* Ik And 7*1, lit lb* general aebama of thing*, la the dove'-opmcBt of dadtiiginl *d' M« dmt m date alM atm* 1*V Independent. &&£ BANKS Are for the service and con venience of the community, and for the safety of the com munity’s funds. We strive to perform this func tion to the highest degree of satisfaction possible. The First National Bank Join the Building and Loan Asso ciation BUILD A HOME from Bames and Holliday Company Building Material and furnish it with Barnes and Holliday Company FURNITURE i Now - Is - The - Time p . SPEC 1 - |p For This Week Only I Just received one car of extra choice one forty ($1.40) per hundred. 16 in white bags, two dolars ($2.00) beet grade in white begs, two-eeve Wood’s seed oats, red rust ter Turf. None better. Flour to be given away and 1 chow and pig chow at tha old price hut on advance of cotton seed meal and other are used in these feeds the nest I receive wiD be! come buy now and save money. Sugar retail any quantity eight cents, in hundmds $7.50. Several other bargains to be found at my st—•* The home of the famous Checkerboard feeds. These Prices Cash Only L. P. Surles - --Dupiv „ North Carolina M Furniture, Draperies, Carpets, I N You will be in debt to vouraelf until y stock. ■ u y —Ever rj thing you\ N PRICE II putm, N. C.

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