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] NEWS OF THE CITY ~
POOD HANDIER*
mm m *xaihnsd
Elimination qf fund hanilltra of tho
ctlj U _p«A da* (l l» atalcd at tin
hialth rfrpaftmtnt and the hvalth »l
»,firtr inland. to itiatu that all food
tintrdieri lit warkttx. hotvU, and c*f»*
ho cxaixiigvd »»«hin the nrxt f«« da)'
All food hrfbrfltr* front now «». it l«
atated, will hav* to carry card* to
asqp tw hot*,no contagion* diaeaxa
irtm makKK talk
TO EIWANI* CU B
An Alexandria aperial to yvxtcrdaj'a
t Wuhiaaton I’oat aayf;
Wilder M. Rich. Alexandria'* new city
will ikriivrr an addrqa* before
tho Kiwahia club at It* lonofcr,,* ot'tliw
Westminster building today at 1 o'clock I
As this is Mr. Wilder's first public ut
toranc* since taking office, September
1. It is expected that a full attendance
of the stub will hear him.
TWO Ml* COUPLES
t.KT LICENSE •
Cupid continues his September drive
unabated, 32 people having' sure nbed
to his marksmanship since the nvgin
ning of tho Septambbrr mornings of
11*8* Hit latest victim* *re Adrian
Harper of Duplin ocunty and Mis* Be
atrice Aycock of Buck Swamp who*e
'names appeared on yesterday's list 1>
B Lancaster of pikcvMle and Mi** Nun
nl* Casey of fj» Grsage appear on Tied
nrsday's record
baV-uatoN SCHfkOi
■KNKFIT TON Hi If T.
Tkronty-flve people have been rehears
ing and praetteing for the past month
and a half for the comic entertainment
/ to Ke given at the Saalston school house
tawight for the benefit of the t«hooi
and the Methodist church. Alt the
(Karaoker* am familiar With their parts
and prepared to *f»e the public a ceVll
1 table product inn. h Was stated There
nee three pfcyx to he presented in the
«oWw of the entertainment.
MUCH TLHERf l LOUIS AMONG
(■OLDSBOR<I NEt.KOEM.
i vThe following extract from the month-'
ly report of the colored charity worker
speaks for itself:
"We kaew of one family in which
throe persons have died of tuberi tilosis
ia less thaia Ik months Many of our
people do not know that this disease is
contagious, neither do they believe It
when told of its danger.
‘last mouth I visited a few rates of
isbernrisiii sad found conditions in
every ease favorable to the spread »f
tho disease germs Each Os these case*
was la the last stage; one #f the pa
ttents has died atace my vial*."
W*KIAI (AH n E
MAttftV At SMTHPnCLI).
The culsatnation of a rumaru-e which •
■ad it* inception s-hen the young rou
P|o met pi SMapshorn the past summer
ok«a yesterday in Hmlthfield when «...
*■*« IrWia, of this city, and Mr John
of Now Bern, Wcry married.
Thu ceremony, a quiet affair, was wit
•wM hp the bride's brother, Mr Ralph
D. Irwin, Ikes. Irwin, Miss I.udie
Grantham and Mr. LoWell Pickup. Un
til recently. Mist Irwin was connected
with the National Bpnkr oi Ooldsboro.
fHtmuwis
WnfflHfS-
LiMMIW WHivm At KlßMon
Nl SBf^)rtWP; Good Ktellnii
, V On Bo(h Sides
KINSTON. Kept 7.- With the inde
pendent tobacco market here making a
big splurge and frequent comment on
the fart that tha “ro ops," who control
pussibly a third of the market floor
•P*co, are kringiag in their product
vary slowly, friends of the farmers'
asociatton today pointed out conditions I
*r«po«>Hblo for tks organisod irowri' I
PaoWhuss. In the first plaro, "oidvrly
marketing Is one of ths pnncipsl oh
Juris pf the assoriatioa, perhsps thr
*f*fi •** Members are being consist
ontly advised to bring in tbsjr leaf
lelsurvly. Territorial independence of
the big rnarheu is anotksr factor
-Ta ops" leader# declared the h >i aton {
independent market had greath in
If* Urritaiy. Tobacco i bung
kw*Rht hare from points many miles
aWay. There was no inelmstion to deny
that the local aartiog mankit was
growing stronger. For many years one
***• greatest bright leaf markets, the 1
Kinaton Tobacco Board of Trade is
witnessing ths eslension of the mar. 1
bet's influence to producing apaes which
BOY
VG<f * »fw .**
our Dress
Coat Suit I
Or Coat
V, AT
Neil Joseph's j
• t •, . St 1
•nd you will he pleaned
«
have abandoned their small Indcpend
< nt markets under the pr*-**ure of the
co-opttalivn' invasion.
On the other hand, the association
is maintdlning many markrts, or r<
ceiving centers, at smalt ponils in this
territory. A doaen smalt towns were
named at whtrb the gulden l«o*f (• hi
inf (muled. The “organlred" grower In
a hitherto msrketlrss cuuni) dor* not
dopr have to travel lung distanevs to
Kinston, (ireaavillr or anulhi r sailing
point. fUr facilities are in close pro*
imity to his fdrm, and Die price* he
will he paid will be practically or exact
ly the same as bis fellow in an
other county draw*. There was no
criticism us thr independent inarkvl in .
tb«- 'vhei-as-i-m. B*posted hard feelings
have tailed to materialise heVe, and if
there is ever any fleering out it will
bo open and above board and it will
in accomplished by 20th centugy econo
mil's* legitimate method*.
If th c i o-opa" here and ■ elsewhere
in this immediate territory fall to "set
the woods afire" this season, there will
be no reason' for discourage went, it was
said. I nder present local condition*
cooperative marketing was not expected
to produce a Klotidykc in a season. Even
l»" scsson* may not do it.
stive marketing leaders believe tOrcoss
inevitable here, however, and that a
comparatively ahort tifne will elapsg
before everything that Was claimed f„ r
cn-opr ration prill inatanalitr l n other
sections prosperity for thr co-operative
•sesn »el «>** ..on,
(onAlnucd Ominous Sir ns of
Republican Disaster in Full
Elections
WII.SON’S INFUtNCK
THROWN TO STKI’HKNS
M AKHIM.TON, Kept. 7. Vexterdsy's
Kerinlorial priinsries, in whlrh Senator
loi Ilqllette way renominated by tho He
publlridVm W ueons|n and former Ke|>
reaentative Hubert tl Stephen* »«,
nominafyfl by the Drmocrata in Vtis
si a cause of cafnfort to Ute
Demoeranr lenders here snd of addi
tional concern to the Hepublican lead
er*.
Mr I-ii Toilette's victory, much more
irnporlant <vf the turn, is significsPt to
both Republicans and'Detain rats,-* not
W1 the mere fact of Victory, for that has
been regarded as assured and long sinee
wa* discounted, hut in the enormous
popular sapport given him and m the
'hnincter of fight which jiyareilt-d iho
■taring of th* support.
stets rive Krsenth. df 'Tote.
Figures reaching Washiwt,.,, tin.
K * •» ) j
Out of Date !
) Yards that muasuro only «T r > inches and 15-once (/
) iKiuntis arc out of date. Advertising has put them clear \(
r out of business. ((
[ o Manufacturers who advertise must give value, lie- 0
cause they have a #ood name to protect. Manufactur- )}
ers of well-known products and the meixTuinta who sell )
| these products often value the names at millions of T ,
I) dollai’s. They cannot affoi-d to jiNipardize the worth of (
r) these names by selling any but rimhls of full mcas- (\
I ' ure and fair price. t
If A merchant or manufacturer cannot afford to ad- j
t vertise merchandise that will not give service. The )
I) penalty of such tactics is too heavy. >■ ),
I) You eat) bank on this. Advertised Roods must he f
J as advertised. Unit is why it pays to deal with adver- \
5 tisers and to buy advertised pnalucts. The advertising 11
/ is your protection. ((
) RKAI) THIS ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS PAPER. |
> IT WILL PAY YOU. f
I*% l a
' ' )f-|
siieinoon inaieaic ibsi wun snout one*
half of tho precincts fti Wisconsin heard 1
from, Senator U Kollettc received five
votes to rvery two coat for his op
ponent. W A. Canfield, harked-by tty
coa/ervative Keyiublican orgamxation
There was more chance that La Fcil
lotto's' proportion would bn increa*«fd hy
lht« returns than that it would be
deceased.
ro appreciate what that victory
racan* it muat br underatvad that the
Harding Administmtioa hat been gun
ning »« mercilessly fur La FolletW as
be has bessi guanlng for tL Senator
the pthjgg Wisrwrnain Senator,
onqe a la* kullelt* lieutenant and now
La Lolletto's bitter enemy, Was given
complete roqiiul of the Wisconsin pa
tronage in order to strengthen an anii
La Lulleipe urgaruaation and every yn
rmirogement was given the cornier*is
-by Washington.
ii'oHette Rtwd on Mecord.
On'jibe other band, La Toilette stood
by Ms record in the Senate when he
wont home to make the fight before his
own people, sod his record, as is well
known, included opposition to the Four
I’owrr T reuty;, as well ns to the domes
tic policies genrrnlly of the Hording
Administration'. He was especially ve
Lament in denunciation of the seating i f
Senator N'ewtierry, of Michigan Hr also
attacked the Ksrh f'ummin* Transportn
tion act, which the ARministration is
out to protect.
Under the circumstances, ihc jtlxe iff
|,a Knllette's vicrory makes the result
•» Importnnt .as that in Indiana, when
Beveridge heat New; or m lowa, which
lf\ wok hart, n l,a- Fuliette loan, drci*
iveiy defeated a big field of candidate <;
or in IVnnsylvsnia, when I'mchot woh
It is a deuionstration of unrrst that
canned h*- ignroed
tlrya f.o Down To Defeat.
Incidentally, the Anti(Sa)uon Loapue
Went down in the smaah, and the wet*
nre thereby encouraged. It i* not he
/luved he re that the prohibition issue
Wo* paramount' or anywhere near para
mount in the fight between La Kolleltft
.mi) ilia h«*i<Lag th f
sFlaws ah l.a !V>)r<-kU< (We luany other
[ •im-Miori* have been winning in the
West Wh.n supported by th* dry* Hut
it is apparent that in Wisconsin, the
-Anti Saloon I,eague is not a dominant
Mtate force. It is unable to maka the
prohibition issue overshadowing, And
it may be found upon careful -analysis
of the Vote that the league did La Kid
ivtte more good than harm.
■There is a degyve of comfort fdr ont
, i >ght Republican party nrten in the
thought that If thou- is a tide running
m the country against the party the
more noßitnstions of "Progressives" the
better. there also is a great measure
of comfort to the group of "Progressive"
Republican leader* in La Follett '»
showing. Rut to the real eonservativc*,
the men who came into power when the
Hnrditig Administration assumed office,
the Wisconsin result t* a hard blow.
Pleasing to Democrats.
The Democratic pleasure In lot Kol
il«Ik 's WueposA j* two fold They re
gard it as additional rvidenee of dislike
among the voters of the Harding Ad
ministration, and they think they will
be able to capitalise thnt in the fall
elections Further, they know they have
no chtyciie to elect u Democrat In Wi*
conrin. and they count on La Follett*
continuing his attacks on President
H.irding in the two years and
thuryby helping them fpt the Presi
dential fight or ik2t
I The victory of Mr IJtephena in Mi .
■JIM", -iga- >".i »g* -r»" —T»rr •
rm COl DBBORO KKW9
nUiippi •vt*r farmer Vftrdamift
i plcuiinv ••fleets for tin
I>«i»orratir Uadtn. In the place
• think frf V;*rdnm»ii hud won, hv
would huve nmudfi d the pitfty In th
<*y»i of th« country* ** n Whole, la tho
•ecund place, hcarififf >n milNk % thnt
j nowiftatloa in Miihiiii|ipi by thr Droio
‘■rat* in thr iribp u v t!#*ctiort.
; ,n a ryiMibki party uu»u, whilo
j thoy Would hnvr exported front Varda
man party ia»urtf< nrr: ond InfUremptoiy
•pt echnn that wuuidhavf r mhjii i noA 4
ihr Democrat* in aad out of the |«t«. !
I In p way. Hr Kt» phrna’ »»«< «•* (
| nun h enrounc* m< nt to fhwi ardent Wi|- :
j m*n aanona tht Draiwmitfi Konn-w
l*rrNidrfu Wilaoo dftßfnmrd Mr.
, aiati, aad did' not h« litiiU to aajr so.
Hi* openly fur Hr. j
Stephotfu m ft** f»r>*t primary »a«i In !
ypatrrday’a runoff, rndntih** dly. th.it'
• ounivd xffiioit tht sot tmV Henptor.
Hut 4t ia like!v that the O|>po-iitu>n of
i tho hotter prides of loihi party mow to
! Hr. \ nrdamnn and to \ ardau>ntiT«m
w»» moro potent than Mr. Wrtooa , « J
j vfotra. V iaor<»ux practical work w u'!
j done in -Mr Stephen*’ hr'half hy friend*
. of Senator |*ft Harri«o\ md the ret f- *
m»f .Senator John Kh lOpNh’tHUro
KINK It* HOOI HI ll l)|N(.
KINSTON, Htjt 7. tho rural
; school ia thr tidewater motion h n
been erected at Newpftrt, < artetet
county, futried for itx |M*ach«!«i, areor 4-J
ling to resident*' claim*. The huihi
j inp. an impooinr hr»»k utrurture of two'
•torioa, will him coot iKWHiti, it i
•atipiated, wf# n thr fini»h:na touches
are added. Thi* wum, it i> ttad'-r**i.
w.ll not include lh<- coit of (‘ijuipmont.
1 hiirfr«*t» from a Imr* «!*•* ~n
i - l. arhUh wil )
( Rtaff l.ta «>t>efation will h« offer the
f« »hien of the Rfhool*
'now b*-rein m* nume r fruit in thi\ »«r
--tion, Tho ftnokt xmall cit> school in
I.hstorn 'Carol*|o »• rialmod hv the r.
idento of F»rmviHe, in Pitt County.
HOI ANK AI OIHHTV
KINSTON* Kept* Frod V llrook
today produce,* •,% hotamcul oddity here.
Hr. Hroiikn displayed a brunch from
an oak tre# on which were cluster*
of chin«|uopln bttrrt. The fotlatf< ho*
plainly that <*f the Of»ki T i *tr;*»u:ihen
til cart lie for** local expert*, there wan
n w ettkdeveiotod acorn, nef cw ly
in iU cup. But the bnrr* were t*v» n
more Rerurely attached than the irutn
Dißxected, they had every apfomranee
of bein«r the embryonic fruit of the
rhittouepin. 'I h»- chilMtuopin acorns were
not due to mature for xeverai week*,
of courre. I*ut in one or two of the
tender hurt'* appeared Ho huv»* start. •!
to develop. Brook* •+ a well-known k>-
ral httxine** man.
Phreloloirtal* have nrv«r «ti*fation
ly accounted forth ( - fact that when r
mun u* puxaled he vcratch* k hi* head.
. ... AN , " nr *; /"“T-arnr'u
► fgtdd. whtab i* at way m Xound in the
metallic state, irenetatly contain* some
silver, ami often « ‘lukmty of copper
«l*o. J
Om> of tAYuUlic I'Bri, j'K lacr.itaip
t(i iall f, hafi . ft, «f l-iifl" i ri-i •
ull 1 1 sii*iiihMud from taitlrticlii <if
the civil war*
-A Japanese author is saiil to have
completed li/w«ih ni fictton that tub
toio nearly §> n a hundred voisimua,
lat W Tgr- —— -g i
DEMOCIUTIC FIGHT,
is he m mill
mSTEM OF FIFTH
,
N*twßM.lndiji|i , Torn I Bum
of I'artjty Drink,- ('moptirl! *
Ri< nnmn Aaain
U|* THKRK.
MIGHT RUN AUHO
(Sperliil to Tht Ne^*>
V |t< » •0 ! »*•
j t tcirround* ihi* fa I will not be the fifth
j di strict where Ihi* Hepubtt«*»n*
' preat bid for tht» Wameh't \<»t«* b> of
J feftliff to rhanife the imperial hadi
witk with Mr*. Fxllrfidfl 1 ' fur
tinji.r * harlen M Stedman; but in |h«
toyhth where Farmeir Bol* Ibiutihton had
rich a close errll two y« ars *|*o.
i RHipbell tfxin Huna.
The lifM .ip is th< am«* foi IP.* J. f>r
J. Ik* < ampheil ran so well thrit he Aad
tio ropiprt''itor if: &hi o a part* t /
>tar nnd thinir" irt> better for h*
tht rtime thnn fwfore* ttf cour “»*, h<
bad ail the iirenks two y,?:,rs nyo n\ I
n hi* district cumpni|rn ft>kihp t ! t«'
liemocrntr to violnte both itc V -n !
> n Uionu! constitution* t»s w est as tV*
j itfct* law. oifUinMt Mbirul votinff, h-»
‘ *toc»d to Win ail and low none. Tit''
; advjee embarrassed tho liemurrutft to.it
: it h.-M-kt d tho dock woffr when hr wcr*-t
! VV iishi flirt on to tell it ;t«rain,r
1 hme nd van ta res w'lll 0 be mUstrß
thia tsme. I here will h>e no. such land-
P xifde so rth» Kc|iUb)u or • m IP'fJ; h r
there Ia tn How on count Vo Very Jtp'k
i lejss KituntiQji. The Rper.cer hop me d
i fre «mt. By hardly any process vs
1 i j »'<i son ii y could they b« expected to rm
i R« puhljruti, but in Ki*w»n there jd* u*t«>
l a b*t of feelinjr «jr*irrt Rhtriff Krider
*i.d H(»w»n, and fredhrT! must make
[ I'ouahtun’a mllinr and election xtr>e
The state will renter, therefor* on tl
• vfrte f,, • hre cX|Rtc'ed ut Stanly,
, but whether t ttodph to l est tha* Hepub
.' !ic«n* who raptured the county two
, aito, mibody will sav. Othe
lountie* will Ji«|p *Ji|rhlly -f abjunt*
I i% <lu** |ess Republicnn votings But nf
t«*r those all ha\e b* t ?i account* d for.
jit n unin v tru* that Bow an jr ive* con
: ,P!n to the Democrat * nnH th** fi !’
U'lp out, else ho kib- tnirbt f£i> in,
Hay Form f «>mr l*nrf>.
I* :d«B, there is abort* fear of n
bilii i part* in that cottnty with Bap-".
, • l*. Jf fnj.-cm (*< K|*typ( ♦ r (1% j*
Mv night (At, It not(liq to iae« Karinrt
•H*: »» Pinch has been aid l»l him i.nd
I Hi tVnul-i get iniiti) Dvu.q.
! taiii and if the Republic:,!
fj h, q u , |„ indcp'-ndrut nrm time,
P- th. »• llUtr I v ,|| id,
my ," ih is jenr; hat if ii Wgins t<
- j iiagj ed before election find continue
jh&ppfHinr two year-, ii ean «;Ve a
Goldsboro Business Dirrectoy
\utomoihi.es & SUITIJE?
, Brown Auto iK: Supply
,{_ Co.
221 E. Center Bt. N.
i Southern Motor Co.
Cor. John & Ak!i St.s.
Spence Motor Co.
Cor. \V. Outer & Akli Sts.
Montague Bros.
Marhlmry K. Motor Service
Cor. Mulberry St. & Georgia Avtl
j tlrigi " i- J nt ifg -m .4ii.qw.^... w —... I
tt. I). Irwin Motor Co.
Doriifc Urol hern Motor Cars.
f». John St.
(ioldshoro Battery Co.
113 W. Center Pt. N.
HANKS
Wayne National Bank
12<> W,. Walnut St.
National Bank of
Goldsboro
Cor. Walnut & John St.
Goldsboro Saving:* &
Trust Co.
National ‘fannk I’-iiiltliiiß
Peoples Bank & Trust
Co.
101 W. Center St. fi.
. . . * *"y r ' ■ -
Farmers Bank & Trust
Co.
11l S. John fit.
f SPECIAL NOTICES J
» RATES
Twanty-Bra eerta p. t insariion for !h
words or h ». l'or mars than 2’-
words, ora c-nt curii.
Whito spaco or tyr>« d-sp ny »-ls lna< r'
'id «n tho coluaia ftad I ffi I catl* y-t
Inc*, aarli Insrnw
U'haß (hrr sk itori’ SBMMin insrr
liotia sru da.itcd a -dlpaLiit of 2<>
I p«t ve*' *• BaitßswoM. jjj
W AhTKD AOt SI, MAN] DiNIRLA
po Himt as Boi4tkci pfT.tif a-alait'nt fin
j office, < ar. til*«i do i tcfiintnipbic work.
H*v Ail sonic npvtcmv attil l-'aiqs
willing to work, flood rater tie. A Ki.J
diis- B«.v Ld*. t;,dd,| nt9, N, 0. U ||
Ft Ml RFVS—I l RMBUItI) M V Bttvxtt
j |.iw#r floor apqrlis.i t Bjr ;t nionth*
hcginriing at out OctolioT Ist. Tvl-
Ppl; on.' (V/D-W. w.
a I
I'OU SALE— Kr.VHSn lltNl* FIVE
j,s ,-r (’hevr-dat Togr.nt? i .if
Daly s’:-*i cosh K. llirmplir,->,
Jr I ii Jmx ;.J, or phot,' 27 or
41SJ
5 --T -I -Tq. 11l |- rj -,| , - - * ail
WANTVU—TfI TUN nr. mi #U\t; l \t<*
f'r t-m iwraf *»' half truck. '1
imi tt be iti food bape n% touring
< T r I't in j's 'd ’ :.j All *n«w»*ri
r , : ■ f ~r i f 1
, bvtro Dally Nb w
WWTTIbwIHKFK tfltOM.H FOK lie tit
iounekeepinr. near union
‘ation. Addfs Ilaift'il r.tivwN'w
1 ‘ - 7J{
\\ \N I KIV— TMHKt: INH HMSIII II
room* I>* eoliHte e ithout childr« n. I’.aii
irfv# reforest*?, phone 2^9-1
bOK IBAT-IWU Ft KNISHbI) FRONT
room* up xtnirx with bath to couple
without children nr to younjr tm n.
Hr* W H Godwin, SOB Fn>t < enter
j Rtrect, Fhtme J. It Gt
! .vnaxinjr lot of trotildc.
j .So th * State campaljcn maker* are
.M ’t ting ’ • v. "H'er. Every precinct
oritanixAtiun »- going; have a wofnin
<*n it: every county rh > rmai. hip it
| yoinft to hove a vice-chairmanship
I which will be « woman. Ti e women
j who miry have been born Indifferent to
i peUiicta, now hnvo fin opportunity
1 cultivate an lute real in il Any bin
I failing' %• ff in district* Would jmpciil
iHimmrutie and Demo
!cm tic Folicltor , *bl|'*'
, t*owfrea*ntth* The eighth, however, i,
Dtu only Ii t‘ri« l wbvdk ha s e. focal cor
i.di' i.*n o latgf .is of Sy * er.
t hoi i i«in Norwood tn'- nevvr d «
<i‘ -v<l thi* itimt n and I«• )•* tn v:
doo-H neljrhrbor to it. Th. new chairman
»l t*'o huxy r*«n«ly for the i« «l
fiphtincr to hr diverted by provincial
matO r*. Hiu thta. muit be aetlud.
(• k? wvirißK \xni the news •
• ••••••••
■ mmiiERS
TServe Us Market
N. Jolm St.
(Hi ROI’H.ACTORS
l)rs. M. E. Weidmans
Si vS. E. Pope
Grant Guildlng
CLOTHING UEAI.ERS
N. A. Edwards
Home of *
®
He.st Et|ui|Jped ( Iftlhiiur Store
tn Eustcm Carolina
CONTRACTORS
Mrs. John S. Dortch
Electrical Contractor'’
i’hone 11C. 113 W, Center St. N.
DRI’GGISI’S
Williams Drug: Store
Plume 23.
128 K. Walnut
FURMTI HE DEALERS
1, i
Ileilifr Ac Meyers
110 E. Walnut St.
1
Home Furniture (’o.
12G K. Walnut St.
rkimJiau<oU.-virf; 4-iwt,
MAYHEM. TOI KIND (AH IN agtra
<!•’•! I'tinning rnndiiinn, gi3R.no for >
qun-lv »blc. Aitdrtaa Hax 101, Gl»y
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ill' , AA I ■ A . LylA (’ Honia
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IOK KVNT—ro LFNTLUBAN 0.N1.r
mu' .downstairs f jil'*is li<q room All
fui.v. u'niici'- 4'lqsotbi, R< fffi'ucos cx
changid. "A. IL'jV News.
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ILRT-lfrtrSD ms; lILAIK AND
inn Fpt lU -J hrr - , nt d pawi l;
hnl.tail, *l. Kuitnhlr riw.xrd ra
ruv r> Not if;. . hi* A of I'ulico, Goldx-
Imro, N. (',
WANTED—I'I.AIN SEWING, KMIIROI.
4r n: on,| nnhilmr t ail at
il.'.ri; Wit 1,11 s 112 H, John tltyir.^Hj
foil S\IF—ONE GOOD GENTI.B
•f inn y limn' umi bogey in good ron
d.tion. S-c Mra. licdrgc llynum or
phono f'.ll. H 30 Ink
Fun KENT NIthIMCD KHrtt(T
rioifh, first flour, privilege of hath.
11 r, K. I'ifro atri rt. , tto 3t
ni*EIVKITEKB—ALL MAKE* CLEAN*
I'd, R< paired ten adju-tejl. Agency for
ti <•,Underwood. Th» Machine you will
eventually buy. i hapmnn/i Typewrit
er Shop. National Batik building.
FOR lii\l TWO It 'lt NSIH ED
IL'isms auitable for qoapie. ('.in
fSrnlst) tMe board if dvairrd. 3li>
K A- Ii itmvt. 3 3t
HU: I’KULIFIC t.KAl’* VINEM OF
Mrs. It 11. Trayb-rx on laalie street
nady fnr vi.itors nt L'hc each.
No I<"> allowed unless accompanied
by parent*.. 30 lwk
BJ SIMAS WD I KOFERSIONAI, MEN
d; iritig boukkri-pi rs ami stenograph
ei apply to the Business and I'ro
f, .lunsl h innen's < tub W'e have a
t! tographer available now.
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FOR RALE—brand nnv KtudehaVrr
special it touring nr, value $11,75.00,
at iilaral di -uunt. Fqg Mrs. ||. E’.
Fenian or telephone either "2* or 17.
Mits J L. BAEBAJE H\s BEWIM
,d her vocal 1r onq nt $lO Wu»t Mul
berry stri i t. I'hune Jf»J. SO if
LOST—BI.At K pin i,rtliu,>l ' rontnining
n nutwb r of ihirf p«i)tt)le to my
Mr. S., iniii.- n Vard fur return to
Li- ,rg "D. IHsmH,' ' '■, -
' i - Till: ' l M t ;; Msltl.li
v b c.xiple wll flout rhitdren.
i nr refei'cncc, phoiie 357 J.
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GROCERS—RETAIL
\Y. L. Summerlin
° ('ash (irocfr
riionos 25 & 2(5 a
202-201 E. Walnut St.
H. 11. Jenkins
fc ' 200 N. John St.
J. IlerVin^
20(1 F. Walnut St.
GROCERS—WHOLESALE
A. A. McCrary Co.
127 n. John at.
"** "" , ■*" >■ —~£l. — I
Hiziell Grocery Co.
105-107 w: Center St. S.
HARDWARE
rrr * _
\elverton Hardware Co^
IS6-138 E. Walnut St. ™
MILLINERY K READY Wo
WEAR T
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I i I'if*.; i, ;
I a Pa Pearson Co. £
W. Walnut St.
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REAL ESTATE
N. K. Hradford
*hono 1.55
National Rank RuildinK
IOOHNG A SHEET METAL
WORK
J. M. Latta 00.
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