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PAGE SIX - . i i i . , , _—„ _ ■■ m I "SjjKb" * 8 A<ter W ° rmS jmrl ILm-Sm •. AaeMMEMw ■/- v'.l^WJip (. * At U* IrtipHoaH aviation *Mt Tartt, Pilot Ppnulan loot control [pt Btt Mian *bo pIAM «M t|#* Ppattlan oocapad with minor brulsaa. ■#*—*■»——*nQl»U*—-Q» ■ I—■■ —.- T- ‘ • IVrEMIKS OF THE i IfflTip OLIVE J. B. IMfeam Quits An Head •f the Hchools to ELo to •d^is 9r ■■'— i BY MM MAY STEEL* OLIVE, May Ur- Mr James L# < l*H Twaaday to • Uriid th. (Tnivorsity Madrid Loftin loft y**t*rd*y for MML #Bare he will attend th* sum |w, w»IM of tb# trinity Low fi*hoo! Moat Mow leseing for summer OpM M North < orolMa Colltfo f«r '% ffM worn Mis*** Joes* us Nellie /. B. Redfern. «h« resigned last WO# M thr soperlatesdent of thr Mt Ol#0" »tboats, hot accepted A .position M kaperiatendent of th* Aberdeen MfeOalo with on yicresa# In salary Mr. Bedford ho* b*rn untiring in hi. OCMU to hnIM up tbo Mount Olive •■•Wo oohoalt He root* to uo In thr ¥: U Os ttM ood Mom that Urn. th. •alpl hot added tlx member* to tu ■Nltf. th* seieate department hat boon Mvoioped satansivoly. and by In p .. to ran ting th* patron> of th* oehool in • | pUpweouod for children. Mr Red x •:,:?* n . W** l ON*# appreciates hi* effort* *■ Mo behalf and wore* of good withe* W|*» him and hi* family to their home to tb* peach holt. _B* •■» • year ago. Dr Royal 8 CoAoload. Health Commissioner of New *#«b City ha* a el*»» of women who tpMlod to got thin. H* made their f',gg waurohll by making them diet n Ml# take all mann*r of exercise, but tho womga *a«h loot from ton to thirty «Ollv. ho* no doctor who i, * devote t week or two to r* hat the M. O. women are lAr he World over. The f»t, the y pl*»P. the thin all want to f. Tb»y he tier*, -la extrr..,, and 4Nof O* the highway to a good figure I Its health Vf*W •» *••»’# than one home with I Dr. Lulu Peter'* “Diet and Health'' on f Mo eeater table. Other* who ore not M hold hod* a eolu* of weight control WF ttft »h •»«*« dressing tab)* Bf' Mpor. fhdp*n„ or* other* however ¥.' •hh #fet without a guide a* the worn * ao Nrb* aaid *h« uaod "just plain rum fa women are not the only one. *B# diet, hut th«f are more ayutematie Mali th* men The men give up drink Nr WOUf at meal* Ml# think that i. IM *«pr*m* *acriAee, ha* a woman who ■ *NN alowdernee* will refga* eaad> and I too man. P floßpor who weigh* three pound, oonr a kuadrrd eame put with the an ■ t#p»*mint that *h. had given up all I h»ah*« and e* re ala. : ,Why yoo are thin a ready," c»me K Mo ehoru* W N*. hat I want to be .hinny,' f Wjf €*f**Of* holier** that thr ice BL#MiM ao ■ *nr* *f rake, provided that K It la (It#* d meal lime, and not b Kb WNM tta#D. la not fattening, but .on,. Ml Maant Oh*, ore willing to go all V hWa inM and give up *weet*. Then ao# '«N#r» who »re frankly fat snt , _.## Mt oar*. They eat what they pl**.« H *nw*m>i ■ *■' . - ■ I Prince of Wales’ Pets" , '•i * i I FtMc. '’ H R l BJ H im fc * i«r MRi , ■ ■ - avr I?' jaSHW "\ , H ■Hpfriilk...»/w. J ■f . ■*>s *,| in "SJlBv J^s lat f*9 i pSk -ZLS^^H |r% - uL liflfr* rftf, AST ‘^^■l 1 ’ iaßlsMfc iMBv '**' * ferulas**! HE NKE SHE i: COWeENCE ENDS Oprralars Refuse To Further Negotiate Dqlcm Owners . Acres Arbitrate NEW YORK, Am. 14.*-With th* re fu*al of miMra* r»pro**aUtivi on th* wag* isal* oonferene* to aeeept »rbi-' trot ion, th* aathracite operator*’ rep n*rnuUn« lata today flatly refus ed to proceed farther in th* nego tiation* uni*** the miner* agr** to ar bitration. Th# ronferstg.* adjournad without setting a dato fuq another meeting. ’« J Hoth side* regard th* negot'ation* aa hrohea off, at |oa*t for th* pro*- aot. *t W“* do not so* what more any mar or organisation could do,” Camual D. Warrlnor. *pok*«man for the opera- j tori, *aid pftor th* confereneo. “It look* Ilk* a itriko,” averted Phillip Murray, "vis# preiidsnt of th* union and apokasman for th* seal* commit- I to*. “W* will call out area the main tonaac* man If necoaaory.” Tie .Irik, vote* sow being taken will be count ed, Mr. Murray **id. ia tb* variou* dlatrigt* »nd headquarter* on July 22 U, . ■■a...*..-.. Watch due wio4uw» —a Ufi*72 in. mtam rugs. Friday and Saturday 95c. June 16th and 17th. At Isaac’s. „ »" 11 ■ - Nlc* Sweet Petatov* at Barne*. On* thousand gallon* of paint ar* r*- •quirod to paint the dome of the Capitol is Washington. Australia ha* mors place, of public worship ia proportion to population than any other country. ■ i Twenty citie* and town* in th* Unit ed State* bear th* name of Columbus, la addittoa to 0 number .of Columbia* aad Col amb la aa*. A steel- lib* grass from th* volcanic •lope* of o**a, AlgAtrla, 1* so olastir that ft can hr used initead of spring* ia th* manufacture of furniture. Sore throats, diphtheria and many similar romdUints ar* practically un known among those employed ia the ott Molds, ronasifai and other wranchn of th* petroleum industry. The Ar*t cos* of ■ wild aaiasal »us- 1 ; faring from rnbies bo* Ju»l bean re- | ported from India, whore o panther, which was hilled attar attaching sever- | •I people, waa found to be (offering from this oqmplatnt • when they plea** “Comfort flr*t” they •ay, and tab# another chocelyt* covered Brasil nut. BwlsMbmo Brides who loft MouM Olive in lft?2 fer their honeymoon* had their pie-! lure* taken standing behind their hu» bund, wb* were seated. Bride* of I*oß were photographed t i seated beside their new mate*. Bride* of IPOB photograph* stood in 1 k- front of their husbands, * While Bride* of I*B2 who leave Mt M OH** hove their picture* token at v *om* esclusive photographer'* alone, idcjoith hubby not oven in the dim baebl * ground. 9 HOMES IBW BEtIK IITMGOIDSOH Is Outskirts Os the City It ■ ißooks IJke War Construc tion Csstge j .Building ia (idldaboro i* on the In j ’muse. A* a matter of fact a derided .04 very evident boom in building, both j, realilcnc*« and bu.in*** house*, has j boon boiling along for *e»*ral month* until It ha* Anally boiled ever and be- C*|ge very mush present. <fc Twenty *ii new home, and busine** bagge* ar* now under construction in th# city end squally many more b»v# iu*t been completed. Material I* being plqpod every day for some new venture , <* tfie homo building crusade Dpt in tb* outahiru of tho city it | look* lik* a war construction comp In Littl# homes, big horn** and medium sias home* ar* going rapidly forward to completion. The huogoiow •eem. to b* th* favorite form of hom* l*jMlii| diversion. There are a* many different shaped bungalow. out near t^ V * rk MMr Mi "** h »* •••*»«■• On#' romlmcUon rupp y houie is th* city is at present furnishing material for Me building of eighteen heme* and feailtfiviffß. Tht Ciimpsiiy mmaiHTi »sy fcRF# fornlihtd mtra building mo torfel during the last three mo.itha *haa they did during the entire year of ,IM which was a derided off year in building , Mr. W. K, Hrtuod, secretary of tbo ‘••IBoboro Build! ngand Loan company • tatod yesterday afternoon that hi. ora pony had advanced during 1822 a dal of 24 loans for building purpoa **.. He said that most of them bad b##B mad* during the last ninety days , i*d that loan, were being called for faotor than they could be furnished. Th* total amount of money furnish ed for building purpose* by thii com P*ny during I*B2 la $411,000 against 14V,MM) for th* entire year gs I*2l, daring which lime il loan* were made. Tb# great building mania that struck lb* country In l»20 Is reflected so far a* Ooldaboro la concerned in his Ag urea. During the year he mad* 28 'anna for a total of $170,000, of which llth.MO loaned during the Aral ala i mouth* of that year. Th# growth of tha city, coupled with th* Inch of adequate shelter for tho** i m#*l«* In accounts for th* remarkable building spurt taken in Ooldaboro. Tho j rolatlv* cheapness of malarial and labor is ajgo a moving factor in the 1 'Udden deair* for homes in the psit as Ooldaboro It boa bttn very difficult fur new residents to And auitah'a ledg inf whoa coming to (iold.boro/ The bglldlng now going will temporarily r* lino* tbo congestion in distance, but i • toady growth i* predicted by thoss efej* to building movement. Beautiful suburban homes ar* being j constructed In nicoly layed parks ta and ground (feldshers Th. streets are being fayed out rapidly where there is a demand and homes ara springing up foja in (ioMahoro just a* they did in in* whan tvarybody built and evary b#dy had moaay. Coal Distributors To Meet With Hoover WASHINGTON, Juno 14.-Rrpre.en tative* of the producing and diitribut i Ing hrnnahpa of th* coal industry ar* i to meet with Secretary Hoover lomor- ' I r *w to consider step, for bringing In to line operators and dealers who have failed to comply with th* administra tion'* plan for voluntary price re straint during the strike. While the majority of operator* and daalors, Mr. Bower aaid tonight, are holding to tho plan, prices of bitumin ous cool In districts which hove re fused to accept th* voluntary program have risen t* as much aa $4 00 a ton and the averse* price has advanced tbiirty air cent* a ton stnre th* scheme I «a* adopted. Advancing pries* as anthracite coal ar* alio to be kon.idered, at the con- I feronc*. GOLDSBORO MARKETS | fatten, middling 20 1-8 to 21 Cotton seed, par bu 4k Country bams, par lb Ik t* M Kgg*. Per do* .80 Spring Chicken* 40 Hoa*. per lb BO I Boaster*, each M JhwAßt DOlklOl a. .* 1.00 ! Country Side* and Shoulders .... Bt> ; Corn, per bu. 70 Tlatetby buy I N Butter, per lb. ....... 44 Crash fork 14 to 14 fbtttt*. P*r 1k... X> 1-1 Rat eat tie .....I 1-1 Hides « t* 1 . -—. ~ i ■ i SACLEMBAN BAM * ’ ; .By Bw«n » IJ.Mv ‘.v :- '< - ~~ , I up.L wu jw 1/ill .“Sr 4 A ' / *>.*«., *m*v, Wf, \Z\Z/i«k.iuu/\ WfmliL. £V\VM [ >!Wtt<ww TO VBU* \ ( <**»» »». »»«*«. -no ] W'*. **»■ *nl%- ) Wr** \ <Ol s"| a, ■«. j *,.* "' "T|* ‘ s'\-fv :! rj . " ■*- ; : - . v- * _ .JrAkAm *•* * 1 *(tf BCUMMM MPMM (lemrs am American Long*. i Cleveland 2. Boston 0. I 1 Detroit A, Neva York t. Chicago A, Philadelphia A . I 8t Louis 7. Washington $. t Notional Laagae. New York 18, Pftteburg A Brooklyn 4, bt. Louis 0. - Boston t," Chicago Is. Philu-t incmaati postponed rain. lnt*raatloaal Loagna. Newark I. Toronto S. Jersey City 4. Buffalo L I Reading 3, Rochester 7. Baltimore Syracuse rain. Virginia State l eague. 1 Wilson 6, Newport New* Hi. f i Richmond *, Norfolk K. Called tlghth darkness. Portsmouth 7, Rocky Mount • (tl in aingsl. * Portsmkbth ®. Rocky Mount 2, sln i sings darkness. Piedmont Longue. (ireensbero T. Raleigh *. 'Durham ». Winston Salem 11. Danville 4. High Point 3. South Atlantia League Charleston 7, Augusta 3- Columbia 3, A; IMariesten 4. 3. Greenville I, Spartanburg 31. JUIM.B LYON IN KINSTON. KINSTON, June 14. Judge C. C. Lyop, of KlUabcthtewn, convened the j ■ June term of elvil Superior Court her* Nonday Many eases were on the cal endor, but few of especial Importance 1 Tb#r local docket has keen crowded sev er*! years. A special term will be held in July to try th# cause of Montagae vs. West Company. Montague, * haul ing contractor, claims damages from the West Construction Company, road and street builders, for alleged breach of contract. Th# latter, countering. ] »»k» damages as large or larger from Montague. Th* case involve* hundred 1 of thousand* of dollar*. The present , term, to continue two Weeks, will be Judge Lyon's last regular Term in Le noir County. H* will rstire at th* end of thlaQyesr. J . —- Th# horse that wins th* great Bng ! 11*4 Derby ha* cause to remember It, for people pull hairs out of Its tail as | souvenirs. A Siamese Buddhist, ahen he takes a solemn asth, says: “If I lie. may I be cast into purgatory. «n<! there be made to carry water through Aro in a wick «r bosket." j Wants And Special Notices RATES. \ Twenty Av* cents per insertion for 84 words or less. For more than 85 words, ons cent each. White spac* or type display ads insert *d in the column tor 50 cents per Inch, each insertion. When Av* or more consecutive inser , Done ere desired a discount of 20 per tent is allowed. UNDERWOOD THE TYPEWRITER I you-will eventually buy. Telapbon* j 404-J for Demonstration. Chapman's Typewriter Shep. r<)B RENT—HOUSE AT NOBTMYYNST j corner Center and Sprue* atraate.— j Apply to B . G. Thompson. GENUINE PORTO .BICAN POTATO! I plants inspected and chemically treat- r •d .true to nama, free of disease, sl.- 25 per thousand. 10,000 or ever, sl4oj per thousand.—M. D. Batter Pitta, Ga. I AUTO PAKTW-BAYE *» TO 7$ PER cent. Complete stock new and uead part* for all makes cars and trucks. 1 Ring gears, pinions and transmission ; goer*. Wire wheel service and parte, i Distributers far Transport trucks. 1 Whitton Auto Wrecking Co., Celum-, kin. B. Cl. FOR SALE 1 CM ACT A DAISIES, 15c per do* Mr*. Lillian D. Wooten, 103 N. Slocumb St. POR SALE—ONE NICE SIX WEEKS old Airyshir* Bull for stock. This is the offepring of th* very Anest | Dome and Sire of the Airyshir# breed Price if taken at once $25.00. Address, 1 Supt. I. O. 0. V. -Home, Goldsboro, N C. 14 It I '-STORK PUR RENT—IN ARLINGTON II Motel building. App|jLt° BG. Tliomp I| son. u' i TYPEWRITERS— FOR RENT. ALL I makes, special rates to students, A I H. Henley, P. 0. Bos 111. Tete 1 phone 25*-W. » ; sc I WANTED—TWO RtMIMM NEAR HATH I far light housekeeping J. W. B. ear# H 7 Mew. k =■ " ■■ ■■■■« ■■ ■ - ~ , „,+• r kJf s*' vj? *Bk3B|KL BOp . irijfljWS&slßsß* ** idHS s OvttiMtf » Ntart la re-MtaUtuhlijc (Utlr a* a commercial power. (1) Cabinet Mlntaler Koalt ».*&) flpao (ttlnne* Oaiiaaa Uuai kia«, (1) Admiral Pehnkc. chief of Oei inan marine. (1) Incident Bberl. <(| Clara More ■»r--S <Wu«hi*r a# Hugo Utlonea . ’ _ ___L_ " 1 ~ ;,^ —r---;- = 1 '’^^^39^Trar^rTn~T ■ ■ - 1 -- -" ' EVERYBODY LIKES CLEANLINESS - And there is no better way to keep yourself and your home clean than to %se plenty of piping hot water. p , I This necessity can be assured by installing a GAS WATER HEATER « 0 0 '. £ .. ••; ’ 5 *"'■'■■* You Need One In Your Home!. , GOLDSBORO GAS&FUEL CO. "" ' "^'■•"" ,l 1 w»'.' '■' 1 ."■' ''"■» 1 "" fri-HiiijiP" l ■' ■'!» yi II m'W =--1" ■■'; - 'i ---:: , ';-rrrii- ,, ,r_„ .'tjsss q TQ THINK - BEFORE BUYING GROCERIES I v People who stop to think have a faculty of getting thp I right thing at the right price. Thinking enables them to find I u M ' the right place. &"&*** s t I ' * _ A lot of thinking people come here to ■ buy thdir groceries and foodstuffs. It is their ability to think and investigate that I has enabled them to acquaint themselves I r7o^9^9^ Jm many advantages to be ‘derived * rom foodstuffs from us. * 'We interest ourselves in the homes of | ply tfle community and we sell our goods on the I same plan that the housewife wishes to buy n We do a lot of thinking ourselves. I We are always thinking up ways of hen#- ft r« 1 fitting our customers and yet be fair to our -1 UrC Jr OOQ selves. It pays us to think, just as it pays I * them. Think this over yourself, I JENKINS GROCER Y COMPANY I gliwi 1 iiiipiiiiinii‘|iiiww / I 1' I TMMiAY MOBim MiMM UL Ilk
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