VOL. XXVII.
QA8TONIA, Ν. C^TUESOAY,
W. F. MARSHALL, Editor and Proprietor.
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LAZY, PEACEABLE LION.
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pacta* Meeting With tba Dm
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t.cmdcn yield.
That the lion is not always the
roaring, tearing beast of legen
dary description may be seen in
the following cxtract from the
diary of a young Englishman
who is at present nerving his
coantry in northern Nigeria.
" I had just topped a long in
cline and was walking iny pony,
when, on coming around a cor·
ner of the road, hidden by some
trees, I saw, seventy yard· la
front of me, basking In the ana
on an open patch of burned
grass, a msgnincent fnll grown
lion. The sun was not strong,
and he was very, very laxity
flicking his tail from side to
side. He hsd a short mane,
and his eyes were a lovety
amber red in the sunlight.
"My first sensation was one of
•Atouts h meat, profound amaze
ment and delight at seeing soch
a fine beast. He was a heanty,
and it seemed impossible to
realize that be was really wild
as he lay on his side, looking at
me with his Ikm«I tuUrd ω a
doc doc· wbeu tie bear* bi·
matter'· foouirp. rie was fat
a« butter, tlctk, coated and
glossy.
"My pony, a* the breene was
coming from the other direc·
tion, did not wind him. and
went steadily on without as
much a* pricking up bis ear·.
My doe «at walking on in iront,
about ten yard*, and, luckily,
did not notice him. It wot not
until I wait actually pasaing
him, which X did within twenty
yard·, that I realized that if the
lion took it iato hi» head to
fancy a bit of white mau l should
he unable to dispute his right.
"After I bad proceeded aome
150 yards the lion got up
leisurely and followed along the
road behind me. bat after going
about 100 yard· he turned Into
the bush at the side of the
road."
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To Mr. and Mrs. Walter H.
Head Thursday June 7th* a
daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. Purman
Beatty Friday. Jane 8th, ·
daughter.
1 Waab Soit·, regular price, |£.50 to|5.
" ck*coatlt— 43. $1.50, $2.50
A Silk Shirt WtkU. regular price, $3.50
I to $5, doting priée $2.00 to $2 JO
ν One loi Shirt Waiat». regular price,
λ $1.50 to tS, cloaar prtoe $1.00
ψ Oac lot washable Petticoats 50c
Λ « « ·· 75c
1 ·* $1Λ>
' One lot Suiting·, rood quality 5c yd
A One lot Printed Lews Se yd
β One tot Printed Uvm 8c yd
»Om lot Printed I^waa _ 10c yd
One lot Dreaa Giughama 5c yd
One tot Uditi' Vests Se yd
(One lot Linen Finish for Salt· Me yd
One lot White Wafctinga 10c yd
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THE PUBLIC
Snow Drift Shortening AND
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Began at JNO. F. LOVE'S STORE, Dry Goods
Monday Morning, June 11th Saturday
Delicious cakes and pastries served· Lessons In culinary art· . Every lady In town
attend these demonstrations.
Snow Drift Lard·
Not many years afro cotton Med. thought to tic a worthies· product,
were wasted. Now, oil pressed from seed, experimented with sad im
proved upon, and finally made into Snow Drift tard, has given n· the
purest and most wholesome iat for shortening erer discovered. Snow
Drift then is made from pore water-whit·, odorless, tasteless vegetable
oil, and a small per cent, of choice sterinc to make a solid.
It is easy to understand why the vegetable iat is preferable. Food
cookcd with snlnial fat absorbs so much grease that it become· un
wholesome and to a great degree indigestible. Animal fat. hog lards,
are liable to diseases that may b« conveyed to snan, saturating the
tissues with diseased products. It Is true the process of mm kin g ani
mal fat for commerce usually deprives the product of Hs poisonous
qualities, but it docs not invariably do so, and the thought of using
food, even sterilised and natural!red product· of disease, is not pleasant.
Snow Drift, the vegetable lard, U lite from this objection, mart easily
assimilated, perfectly pure, digestible and for economy is a* desirable
an addition to the hnman diet ss it is poasible to imagine. It is cheaper
thin lard or batter and a leu quaatity will accompliah the required re
naît.
Aim»#: erery American family friea every day. and because of' the
kind of fat aied thia frying has resulted in many hooaeholda in dya
pepsia and it* Inevitable con sequence·—tied tempera and general nn
happioet·.
Hotter fata eaaily decompose at a low temperature aad are therefore
the poorest frying material*. Animal fat*. auch aa lard, are liable to
contamination—both are indigestible. There i*. however, a way to fry
and bake which due* aot lender the food indigestible. aad that ia with
Wesson Oil and Snow Drill.
Go to the Demonstration and allow an expert to prove to yon >ihe
superior qualities of tbeao prod net*, for all MAKING, FRYING O*
SALADS. There are various other product* on the market Made from
vegetable oil, the "Jaat aa good* and "«amp thing" varieties aa com
pared with 8N0W DRIFT, hat why take a substitute when you can (et
the genuine article? Both granulated sugar and brown «near are made
from the tame crude material, bot they reprcaent quite different degrees
of excellence'.
Wesson Cooking Oil
aokfaqtOBta the pur* refined oil or ttqpM fat
■d is m»d«. Fof All frying h 1» ««potior to fan
J. A. GLENN COMPANY,
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I DURING THIS
Remember In our Ladles* Department we are offering this week
Voiles, Tamise, Mannish Checks, Melton*, White Duck and Cream Serge Skirts, 20 per cent discount,
All Trimmed Hats, 33 per cent discount, :: Big lot summer Ribbons, 25c, 50c and 60c Ribbons at 15c
Ladles9 ready made White Waists, 20 per cent discount.
Big lot of Lawns, 10c and 20c values to go at 5c and 10c,
[ See our great line of White Wash Goods Just arrived.
ONE LOT OP MEN'S CLOTHING TO GO AT HALF PRICE.
" The People»»