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rw irnr growkkh
Barl«( th* irth and 2*tb- nf thi*
month there arm b* an upprl b*h,
trota tUaU Collage at nal*igh, to
i unduet aaraat potato lituum grad
atoraca demonstration* M**t
lag ara a* follow*:
0. I*. Barton, farm at Jp.m Oct
If*.
Mw~t potato enriag hou**, Golds
boro at 11 p n Oct tttb
Ei'Affllt R H. Edward*’ farm at
3 p m Oct 21th
Tty Nat# aoma span urn*- be
tb*o* date* to Visit individual
tarpaa Who need tbl* Instruction; *o
•"W word for a rail at A. K. Hoh
♦rtaop* oik* or with J f) Brandon
W*ld Agent National Itenkl Thh*
»anrtrc I* fraa. . • •_
J. H Brandon. KMd Agent Natlor
al Bank of Ooidagors.
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N*W York. Oot. iX Mr. Sarah
Thorp* glad Monday morning at thr
kom# of k#r parant*. Mr. and ..Mr* J
Polaaaky. at tb# Savoy Court Apart
live raid* Drive. New York
Abe wm the Alfa of Richard I) Thor
P*. bat aiaMCactarar. New York City
■bn ta survived by four slater* and
ooa brother, who ia a rcaldenf of
UoMaboro, N. C. She wa> 2!l
off lg( and only recently return*'
from a trip abroad. ' Funeral will be
b»M today and lataraient will be at
ktoost Kitro Oipetery. New York.
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: There wSI boa Silver Tap for the
bHtoflt of tbn Friend* Church, at lh*
bbaaa the rbarrh. on
Wftltam -tea*, Tburaday night at I
VTWaek. Silver offering taken at tb*
pubAlc t* cordially invttad. i
I 0.(0) HURRY! ' HURRY! - HURRY! |
fjj f Only Four More Days of Our Bi«r Fall Opening Sale—Only Four More Days of the Biggest Exposition of Bar
A gains Goldsboro’s Mammoth Centre of Merchandise ha* ever staged. When We Say “Meet Yn».r * I
\ Efird’s” We mean that you WILL MEET THEM HERE-That is if they are endowed with the srM ofwi«T«h J?
ping and appreciate real values. We want you to visit every department in our store at the earliert - “P* Hi
moment. It means a saving of many dollars on Winter Apparel and Household NecesHitimr tj
vk visit will make you a regular customer. Note these few Specials offered for the lastddys ofthe BiXwt ' I
W'p) S * u " Canton Crepe, trimmed WW -v a f ioned how,, m suede, bieire wrhhe’ S*"* 0 "*, C «P«. printed crepe,
B&i with fine ‘aces, bead*. buttons ai/l V JP ■ ■ T3»ck, nude, licrht nude tan liar lr r. r * e^e * n <i Silk, Poplin. Col- I
hand embroidered aplique. Colors. t£flr FV | | and other shades. None’better at slnd***^ 1 * I
ZrW mtvy, brown, black, rust, coco,. •• *?«>. Our price ......tt
Tw brown. Shinn 16 to 48 1-2 7/71J M/7 )//\ /l i/ie Indies Silk Hose in peach, white, *^r
, 9 (OO CA to PiQ r/v (JulflU UU OT OUT aPncot. blackynude. sunburn, grey JVicoshan, Fiiette and Kordii- 5
Hj.DU V _ =3l oth er colors ......96c ,e ®* in Plain colors, check*, ji
Ml e- SF\ W_ ~| ,L«.I'W Cotton Haw, pair fc plaid, and Stripw ■
S,*urt Ilrw.se. in Strip.,. Chrrka, l llff^Si M /I | I .!‘ M ' HroWB Sch "° l Hoae, Black. tl Qfi to #J fit
| conservative *ult* In neat One Ut Youth’a laong Trouser Suits, neat One lot Men s All Wool heavy weight ladles'fine ribbed antea suits i m t H
I P*« stripes, mixed rotors and serges. H * ,laW * for school wear, sizes Overcoats in the newest styles and shades. to kj Sergf, |j,
a N „ ’ 33 "» at ...... |,2.4« These coats are mr e values at ... .$18.75 f nd *»- 4 « 64 j" ch * Speci “ f1 AA
These Suits nre all of reliable make, and v yard ) I,l^
I tamln, at A.... *2».5(l V*-* >£?. On. lot MotV bat lU.llt.v, nil nod. annp- Brnn»i.r«, pbiin. M. and anti. I
II . Suit* Mixed < »lors and lt*ue Serges, Plain a ~~p> Overcoats, mixed colors plain blacks ' neU in dark *° d T** !HI
I One tot extra fine voung men’s and men’s “" d ' “"‘T hacks, all sizes, specially priced «nd dark hiues. specially priced 18c to »8e mm JO , mom am I
■ _ „ al 11K.75 127.50 to $14.50 X.l 4/1 XIX QC H
all wool <j**l‘* mude by Monroe in the I, #aP«*IO bIO.JJ
II i„4 v ki . .» tv . ladies Outing Gowns, in flowers, alrlM Children's Gingham
■ newvsi shades and styles, specially priced ° ' ' MUn « Mens AH Wool two trous- Isidies’ Itrush Wool Sweaters, in all styles .. . pretty rotors * 11,1
Mm a,,r * c ‘ive patterns, specially and newest shades of the season and ' d?J mm ♦« m. i
■** P f| v.d at Q.r.d If. PBr, »i..a $1.69 $1.98 »
| Department Storel^llrll
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The regular se'mlmonthly meeting
of the Rom* Rebecca l.odge will be
bald this evfntpg at 7;ao o'clock.
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TO I.IVK C'AV|\»TI
The choir of Die Klrat Presbyterian
Church. «'fi nr*l Sunday evening at
7 O'clock will sing the .acred cantata
ltalth,' by Alfrfd It. (biijl
Tbl*, ek»>r baa wbie to _li** known
an the bc*t in tblk , .eetlon of the
atgle. a»d til* muaic lover"- of (tolda-
Imro looU forward wlfb pleu.nr* to’
the m u»lea I feaat which th«y alway*
iecelve When lliewe "acred manic »er
v ren nr<* rendered.
The memlier* of the’chtJrth und all
Onld«horn »r« e Headed a cordial In,
i vital lon »o b» pre.ent,
HPKfTAI. KIHTIAM
The New* will (*«ue a .pedal
Wayne county K^H - edition tomorrow
morning, and the men h.nl. who"
wiAi adveirtlalng a|ao a In It, are re
queetid to re.ervr earn* at an early
hour today. Our hdvertlntng depart
Hienl ba. plenty of t* 4 alr cut*, and
they are at the dUpo>al of the nter
cbatlta. at no ■■tliu coat. Re*verai
hundred extra cople. of thin tvnur
will lie printed, and circulated over j
the county to adverllae the event. Hie
city and th<
AI) HKADYI j" *
; elma (iirl Wins
Trip to Chicago
Johnatim Cuunty carried off hon
ir» In the content* at the Dime Fair
In which 42 club glrla of Nortfc Caro
'lna p*rtl< lpnied Mft*» Hallie Herring f
of Selma, wan one of the two glrla
nuking the highest ten re An all of
the content*, the other young lady
tre|ng Win* Mantle Hoger»on. Os Per
'iulniann County. The*e young lad>*>
were awarded an prl*e» trip* lo Chl
'ago for the third annual club cob
-re»w whitib will be held In conpee-
Mon with the International Uvewtodi
Shovr to be held m IJac*tuber. Th«'
'two girl* wilt lie Kent "to fhlcuao
with chaperone and all expep.e*
pgld. k
Mi** Herring was one of the tram
winning Itrat tdat*f d« the Jelly rank
ing conte.t, the other girl In thU
team being Minn Janie Kdward*. of
Creech'*'wrbtml. the prlae for Ah*.'
be« teHin lung H 2 .Ml** H*mnf
traduated |n»t .prlng front th* SeJm.i
kfgh *chool. Sh* attended .ummeC
lolxool at Oreenvtlle during Hie punt
rummer anil will teach at Archer
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THE GOU)SBORO NEWS
1. Will DECK i
: TEN OAV REVIVAL
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(.oMpboro Mihislcr lo Hold Two
IJwily Servirrs at Pullen Me
i mortal.
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Kpleigh. Oct. 22 Her. Zeno Wall,
D. D, of the Kir»t liaptlat Church of j
Uold*horo, Monday night opefted u
revival meeting a t the Pullen Meitib
rial Cjiurch. Which will continue lor
t»n day*, with afternoon meeting, at
• hr*e u o'< look, and evening nervic*. «t
7:30.
nlgul, Dr. Wall tcok a* Mi.
•übjucl. In a' "hurt isle nrag .erjhon,
"How (lod'a People Won Over The !
tyldlanUe*, and that *<ruion
pointed the meilliwl by which he
i hoped to bring a ■*ucCe*»fii| revival
to the city, i j
“W*T|-bkve a *<m«l revival - here,"
be declared, “if w<- ran all get out
of the w«y and let tied go forward
ll* painted a picture of the Israel
ite. uniter the domination of ' thr
MidianiU-s, where God had. placid
them lx culler they hud dun* tllHt
which wna evil in hi* eight., ffr
HioWc | how UOil de|ivert*d theni from
ilielr hopeleww poaltion. not hy tium
' Ix-r*. bdt -hy i|iiattty of men.
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"Tb* thiye gregt trirtii* this *tciry
reveal" are »a*lly rwugni**d," Dr,
I 'Aa 11 declared "Klr*t. thitt victory
beg 1 1) * a* roon b* we r*«IUo on r i
I opeloni condition, and know that it
IV imiKHieible for v« to win by oiir
elve*. Ue alert toward vlilory
whert wo reullae that we Bland In «n
nge when men have Itogottea God"
Within ouraelv** we can do nothing.
“In the second pl«<«, we nee that
v dory came to them when they
were In-a hopeleaa condition, and
~whrn th«y cried to (Jpd for gld. A
revival shut live, “i* -pot a revival
tba> t« worked up. but worked down
troni God.
‘'Finally tb*y relied upon God to
deliver them. God l» not concerned
about numbers. It is a quality fight.
Hr want* «o in * boily to eay. "faird.
get into thl* poor tmdy of mine and
uae it,' We'll* have a great rcvlvnl
■ her* if we cgn all gqt out of the way
atjd let God go forward.”
Hr. Wall I* a North Carplinuui.
nnd attended *«hool at Mar* 11111.
l-'ollowing hi* graduation from thw
I/iuiavllle Seminary, h« went to a ’
pastorale In Mtaa|a»lppl Kor *oijie *
time lie whn paator al Glinton, Mia
,»l»lppl. where there fa a college for
ni*n Mid one f»r worn l ". There he
gut In close touch WUh student
thought He ha. be«n In demand «»
aw evangelW* und apeakar ‘ »ince h*
returned to North Carohna three
yeara ngo. to take over tlm pa "to rut’
of the Kitvt liaptlat Cburi h of Golds
boro
I At t ji«^p»*An ,n C »»rvU;CH )*o*t night
aiuiff* ongregatton Joined ia
the ■lagitrg of a nuniler of hymn*.
Vance Once Sold
For 50 Dollar.
New York. Oct- 22 Manager Jobu
MrGr.iw. of the New York Giants,
*uya he would willingly purl with
»loo.oo# for I Ataxy Vao<*.
<'hurley Mhbetta, owner of lh«
Brooklyn r%ub, .ay* tvrie* that
umount wouldn't tauipt him for hi*
"tar pitcher, the sensation of (he ma-
J r* in the s«a*on Ju»t dosed
■ - &%' %. /
Tluae seemingly fabiiloux umiMint*
being offered tor a bull player, make
the ortgiifel gale Os tb* now fumou*
V ll lice loom up as th* by** laugh of
t|m day.
Trn year* ugo Vance,wa» playing
With th* Hufifefffw—Cfflb in the Ne
br«»ka Stato League. He wu» just a
»o »o pJtcher.
1
Al that time Hasting*, the' home
of Vuiit:*, wu* ip th* .am* league. I
He decided It would lie nicer lo play
in the old home town When be usk
*d the iiiu'iuger of tb* HaitHpg* club
wh#t hi 1 ’ was worth, Hi* 'reply w;»»:
“If some one offered me SSO In
'real money they could Imv* yoq."
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Vance pee|*d flv*' ten* from hi*
buuk roll, and Joiitcil. ih<- Hasting*
club 0 '
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Originally sold for JSO. hi* pres
ent employer isn't Interested in uo of
ter at $ I UO.UOO -for his aaryicea.
It. M. RATE tEbi tTION
DKIT.N Dh Ob AIT! ML
WATKJt I'D M I’KIITION
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front in lied From Page One)
of campaigning ha* been great, hut
h« la hearing up fkn*|y and »ay* h*
Is feeling Hue.
Tonight the Governor wS» Intro
duced by R. C Price, eilitor of Hi*
Rutherford Sun. aud-m charge of th*
port* campaign in thin lounty Mr.
Price had seen that new* of the
h eettng was well dtawenrlnateii,-htw
lu*nrt bring In It. und the Idg crowd
toffight wu. due >n great me,-inure to
Ilia effort*, ua he hart word * rn * out
into the highway* and byways, every
where. Mr. .Pries believe* that Hit
•tiierford will show: a majority for the
"part* proposition
The Governor, heartened by such
:i Ida crowd, pitched Into Ills argu
mfnt with deep fervor. He said the
terminals would result in a reduction
of freight rat<m. Unit Joint and
through hill* t»f ladhtg with 'freight
moving nltogetlser by watec, partly
by water, partly by truck, or th*
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long haul by water. Mae abort “by
rail, would mis. a great taring to
tba pcopl*- in rate r*»tn.
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Somv of hit other argument* nrr:
That the,, terminal* through fee*
J«Sr u*e will pay tb*lr way. and If
they do not pay In full there are
idny* to pet the money without a
state tax on mat entate.
That nine able bunim-ns men, t.»a
original terminal* lnr**tlgatlng com
mittee. r declared the plan in practi
cable. nhould ha adopted, and will
pay the people of lhe atafa.
That the other’ 'kflitli* with wateri
transportation opportunel*a hare de
vrloped them to udvuntaga.
That tljere mutt b« actual, not
merely potential water" competKlnin.
Thai the railroad* have a monopoly
In water tranhportailon.
That lark Os developing water wayn
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Butter Butter
When you cafli for Butter, do you call for Shelby Gilt
Etigt* or just a pound of butter.
There is a difference. Shelby Gilt Edge Butter, the
Standard for Goldsboro for 8 years.
New .Maple Syrup, Buckwheat, (Corned Multeta land
Corned Meats
JENKINS’ GROCERY
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For Rcal Expert Plumbing
Call 301
HfcrUipr ion need plumbing lor an e*tlro
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W\<4/' f Thompson and Denning Plumbing
W/sl 1 Company . - 1
108 East Ash Street Goldsboro, N. C. *
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*a the weak »pot in tba mtt’l Ufa. j
That derelopmant will chm the]
•tata’n prograsnlv* metbOd* ia all
line., to be rounded out. and inaka U
i* better, happier pt«c* to lira.
People of both portion baard tbo
uddraan, and an be mad* atriklng
point*. he wpa applauaa. \
He apeak* Friday night at Smith
a«ld. Saturday at Walloon and Ootde
boro.
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