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Wants your business and win
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Go. A. Norwood . . . PresMmt
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GOLDSBORO, N. 0., SAT Hi 'DAY EVENING, OOTOUKU 7,
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VOL..LXIV
"'.- "This Argus o er the people right "V--,-" No soothing strain. "ata's son.
, ' . Doth an eternal Tlgll keep; Can lull ita hundred eyes to alee,." . y
Tlie Purpose of our Progressive (Hi-
sens U United In Achieving the
Success of the Wsjae
County Fair.
The opening day of the Wayne
County Fair 1b to be "Goldsboro Day
and it ia going to be a memorable
day in tho experience of our clllsfcna
and the general public, for all Goltls-
boro U going to be at the Fair and
In magnificent parade and gala attire.
And this purpose of Goldsboro to
make the Wayne County Fair a credit
to the city as well as to the county
bag already made ittbe finest Fair
the State has ever known and has as
sured Its brilliant success
Here is the signed agreement of
Goldsboro's patriotic business men to
close up between the hours of 11 a.
m. and 4 p. m. on Tuesday the open
ing day doldslwro Day and this
alone assures great attendance
throughout the entire week:
Uoldsboro, N. C. Oct. 4, 1916.
We, the undersigned, agree to close
our stores from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. on
Tuesday, Oct. 10, Goldsboro Day, of
our Wayne County Fair:
Royull & Dorden.
J. T. Glnn Grocery Co.
A. A. Miller.
John S. Dertch.
X. A. Edwards.
Mls Virginia Lewis.
C. 55. Kazis.
O. J. IV-arse.
The Palace Drug Store.
T. N. Waters & Bro.
Mrs. D. I). Arment.
D. W. Cobb & Co.
" lira. K. U Hill.
Jno. H. Crawford.
Walter H. Uarncs.
Jos. Isaacs.
National Bank of Goldsboro.
W. Kills.
J. D. DanieL
M. E. Castex & Co.
H Well ft Bros.
U V. Gtddens & Son.
Carolina Power &. Light Co.
S. E. Mines.
M. K Robinson & Bro.
M. E. Robinson 5 and 10 Cent Store.
Joe A. Parker.
H. a Cox, ' , .
A. A, Joseph,
Wayne National Bank.' ...
Kannan Bros. . ' ' -
M.' Man sour. ! w, , -
K. Fhlllp., " , t
- Brown fe Grantha' ,- :- .
Henlc Furniture
' N. J. Kdwards.
K. Toukel A. Co.. , - .
Candy Kitchen. , . ' '-'
M. N. Epstein.-'
, Robt A. Creech.
Rackley Piano Co. ;
' Parrott A Creech.. 4
H. L. Blrzell. 1
E. M. Davis Grocery Co.
P. Boney.
Miss Nora MldyeUe.
Misa Hearl Creech. x,
S. Ix Rose.
Smith Hardware Co.
, Goldaboro Shoe Co.
Peoples Bank.
Geo. W. Dewey A Sro.
Goldsboro Drug Co.
Smith & Pelt.
George Farfour.
W. M. Smith.
H. M. Kadis.
Jos. Joseph.
Home Furniture Co.
Williams Drug Store.
M. J. Best & Sons.
Brown Bros.
C. D. Taylor & Co.
J. R. Daniel.
W. JU Summerlin.
Berke & Spence.
D. A. Powell.
Hicks & Hawley.
Barnes Harrell Grocery Co.
The Mutual Stores, Inc.
E. H. Snead.
J. E. Crow.
H. H. Jenkins.
Wayne Agricultural Works.
J. Z. Hlnuon.
East Goldsboro Drng Store.
H. R. McClcnney.
J. A. McClenney.
D. E. Edgerton.
Henry Williams.
C. D. Croom. v
J. T. Phelps.
J. W. Cole.
8. Ward.
J. G. Hinson.
J. M." Southerland.
H. L. Strickland.
F. E. Barnes.
J. F. Laue.
S. R. Odom.
W. R. Crow.
, Wayne Drug Co.
E. M. Moore.
J. W. Lane.
J. Howard.
W. Van Hoy.
Daniel Clark.
William Hill.
W. D. Creech.
E. G. Outlaw.
W. C. Sherard.
E. Edwards & Son.
C. W. W'oolvin.
J. W.. Watson.
Dorsey Strickland.
Giles Hinson.
i
A LIVE
In n "fln.J l t. a it.. 1 1 T .
- the whole or a part ot-your income is
needed by somebody NOW, arange in
surance to guarantee continuance of
fllie.h tnrntna nftt vruii 1oth
' HATIOSAL LIFI iSs. CO. OP TT.
i,- KutnaL . .
H. Jf. HTJIPHB1T, gtatt Kaaafer.
0M 481 I I L Btvdea MUa.
OUR NEW VOLUME
With this Issue the Goldsboro Dally
Argus opens a new volume, which
when compulted, six months hence,
will round out thirty-two years of the
paper's continuous daily publication
thirty-two- years of continuous effort
for a (Jreater Goldsboro thirty-two
years of unwavering faith in The Itest
Town In the State.
We go forward.
WORLD SERIES
B08TOX J BKOOKLIA 1.
In the first game of the World se
ries, played today between Boston and
Brooklyn, the score was 6 to 1 in favor
of Boston.
LIKTE5!
Don't breath it to a soul.
We have Just received a tip that
there Is going to 1c i i . i i battle
fought on Wayne County 8oii our own
ground.
If you wiBh to see It. LISTEN:
Out at the Fair Grounds Friday Oct.
13, there will be a big Foot Ball garnered little Miss Sarah Hall Yelverto.n
between Kinston High School and j presented the guest of honor with a
Goldsboro High School.
Now, if you enjoy a good battle, as !
I am sure you do, be certain and be ,
there.
Game called immediately after the
races. j
HunnvTiiuu
TJIAShS.
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To all those who were n any w ay ,
of her late ordeal of illness and death,
and W'bo were so generous In their
ministrations and in their strengthen
ing sympathy and solicitude for us in
our bereavement, we wish to acknowl
edge our grateful thanks.
Sincerely,
MRS. H. H. CARR,
MfSS SALLIE COX.
Goldsboro, N. C. Oct. 7, 1916.
GESTLEMEXt
. .-. .
M are expecting the biggest Fair
ever was pulled off next week. We
v'""t every Ford owner to be here
' r, Oct 11, at 15 o'cloc k and
.'ord parade. k
. , , j , rORV CARAGU CO, ,
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IT THI CHURCHES T0XOBSO1T.
First Bapiisl.
Rer. Qeo. T. Watkinu. pastor. Sun
day School 9:45 a. ui. i'rwatiiiUB at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.
Second DaptKt.
Rev. A. I. Caudle, pastor, f ir:
School at 9:43 a. m. I'rea.lhii'4
the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:l!0 p
The public is invited.
j
!ay ;
by
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Friends Churt'li.
Rev. Win. Garriton. pa.-t'ir.
School 10 a. in. Preaching at 11 a. m.
nd 7:45 p. m. Cbritia:) Ku icavor ; ;l.r
p. m.
( Lristian ( huMi.
Services at 11 a. in. by Kev. .1 C.
Vharton. Sunday School at 6:45 a. m.
The public is Invited.
Sevn-I)ny Adwntisl.
Epsfein Hall, corner East Ceuti e and
Walnut Streets, up stairs. Entrance
on Walnut street: Service at 7:45 p.
m., Rev. J. A. Strickland, pastor. Pub
lic are welcome.
'First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. P. Mcfntyre, pastor. Services
11 a- m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
9:45 p. ni. Prayerliieeting Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor meets
Sunday night at cloBe of public wor
ship. Christian Science Society.
Services at 11 a. m. Subject of Les
son-Sermon r Unreality. Golden Text:
Isaiah 40:8. Reading room on West
Walnut street, open every Tuesday
and Friday from 10 to 12 a. m. All
are cordially invited.
St. Paul Methodist
Rev. N. H. D. Wilson, pastor. Sun
day School, Mr. T. R. Robinson, Sup
erintendent, 9:45 a. m. Sermon by
the pastor at 11 a. m .and 7:30 p. m.
The public is cordially Invited to all
services.
St Joha Methodist
Itev. B. C. Thompson, pastor. Mr.
W. R. Thompson, Sunday School Sui.-
erintendent. Sunday School 9:45 a. in.
Preaching by pastor 11 a. m. and 8 p.
m. Jr. Epworth League Sunday S:30p.
m. Senior Epworth League Monday
8 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday I
p. m. The public Is Invited ,
IS IIOSOU OF MRS. BKONSOX.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. B,
If. GrlHin most charmingly entertain
ed at an informal tea drinking in her
apartments at the Hotei Kennon, In
honor of Mrs. Roscoe Bronson, who
Is visltiug In own at this time.
IX HONOR OF MKH. EVAS NORWOOD
Miss Mary Dortch entertained on
Thursday afternoon at Auction Bridge
at her home on William treet, North,
In honor of Mrs. Evan Norwood. An
Interesting game was enjoyed and
Miss Leah Slaughter making the high
est score was presented with a lovely
bridge set, and the guest of honor was
given two beautiful handkerchiefs
after which a delicious salad course
was served the guests.
Those present beside the guest of
honor were Mlssee Lou Norwood,
Allie Freeman, Eunice Borden, Mary
Cloves Daniels, Sarah Koruegay, Lean
Slaughter, Bryan, Ethel Miller, Mary
Mlchaux, Eunice Taylor and Sarah
Mlchaux.
IS HONOR OF MISS LOU SOU WOOD.
On yesterday afternoon Mrs. Paul
j Jeiverton entertained most charming-
i 'y In honor of Miss Lou Norwood,
wnose weaaing on the seventeenth is
one 01 the prominent social events of
the season. Soon after the guests ar-
1 package which upon opening was
found to be a set of beautiful tea nap-
"n ready to De embroidered. As
each guest was asked to bring their
thimble, there soon appeared on each
a ueauuiui i , Later a aaimy
I salad course was served, during
j which time Mrs. John R. Crawford
imade B tQMt ,0 the Drlde.to.he-
Those enjoying Mrs. Yelverton's
hogpUalUy- ,n a(lditlon to tne gue8t of
honor, were: Mesdames Dewey Slo
cumb, John R. Crawford, Arthur W.
McCrary, D. H. Bland, Evan Norwood,
Misses Helen Creech. Allie Freeman,
Mary Smith, Louisa Slocumb, Nellie
Edgerton, Hattie Dewey, Clara Litt
man, Magdalene Hummel, Eunice Biz
zell. SECOSD BAPTIST 8ESI0R
PUILATUEAS EXTERTAIX.
Last night t the home of Mis. and
Mrs, W. R. lC. Butler, on Slocumb
street, the "Blues", of the Second 'Bap
tist Senior Phllathea Class entertain
ed the "WhitesVpf the -same class,
fho Bloc having lost to the Whites
la receatmmpftlci tm w iiiiim
tor fluUf..atmr't.(ii .
. The guests were met at the door by
the Blues and ushered Into the parlor,
where, after all had assembled, a num
ber of games were indulged in, which
proved very entertaining to all pres
ent '
The officers end teachers of the
school were the guests of honor.
After the games were over all re
paired to the dining room where they
were served Ice cream, cake and fruti
in abundance.
' At a late hour all left expressing
themselves as well pleased with the
hospitality of the "Blues."
j This class meet every Sunday morn
llntrat 9:30 with the Sunday school.
I If you are not a member you are in
Siflav jvited to Jdfh.
REPORTER.
CAREY SEWTOS PHILATIIEAS.
Miss Lily Brown Delightfully Enter
tains at the Regular Monthly
Meeting.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Cary Newton Phllatheas was
held at the home of the secretary, Miss
Lily Brown on Mulberry street, Thurs
day evening. There were 14 members
present.
The meeting was opened in tiis
usual way. Old business was discuss.
ed and several motions were made by
the girls. Reports from the commit
tees were given, they being excellent.
The room committee for the month
was elected as follows: Misses Mary
I)anlels and Ethel Lewis. Welcome
committee: MIbsbs Lily Brown and
Mary Tew.
The teacher, Miss Carrie Dorrity,
then gave a Bhort talk. No new busi
ness appearing the class adjourned.
After the business meeting the girls
enjoyed tbemselveg talking and play
ing while the attractive hostess serv
ed a frozen course.
When leaving all declared Miss
Brown a very charming hostess.
Mrs. Forest Simmons (nee Miss
Lela Roberts) invited them to meet
with her in November.
Secretary.
"THE HONORABLE FRIESD"
AT THE ACME MHS1IA1.
That a woman's crowning glory
shall be her hair, is the first command
ment of all Japanese maidens, and
the splendid head dress worn by
Tsurio Aokl, the beautiful Japanese
actress, In the Jesse L. Laskf produc
tion of "The Honorable Friend" which
will be seen at the Acme on Monday.
Is a sample of the painstaking care
these young ladies take in arranging
their. raven tresses. Arranging her
hair in this fashion took Miss Aoki's
two maids two hours. Her "crowning
glory" had to be combed, oiled, and
then moulded into shape s0 that each
particular hair Would remain in its
designated position In spite of any
movement its wearer might make, r
of any mischief that soma vagrant
breeze might attempt to do.
"What JtfK "0 Ilavt Dont? Th
t
MEraTE BOOTH
All member., t JThos. Ruffln Chap
ter Daughter,, of the Confederacy are
urged and exi ted to be at the Fair
Grounds Mond
' morning promptly at
iissiat in arranging the
10:30 o'clotk
Confederate 1
No Daughter
liouht fail to be there
to lend aid.
COT.
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k PBtues.
Opened Closed
May
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December
17.07
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Local Spots r... 16V4
: October t. s
January'. . .. v. ....... . .16.95
17.23
17.51
17.26
17.10
l(i.50
May
.17.29
.17.04
December
N. Y; Spot
Local Spots .........
fern's
At the
Cjsfp
Admission 5 and 10c
(Giliy?
Today
WH.GRIFFIM&SON
Wish to announce to One and All that
they are ready and desirous tor
calls tor "DRY WOOD AND CLEAN COAL",
the kind they always sell, with the ser
vice known so well. No better can you
do and so-will you not let us know the
number ot tons which we can send to you?
WOOD Reduced to $1 Per load
W. H. GRIFFIN & SON
TELEPHONES
f'ople Ilavt A Right To Know" I
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Dayton News.
SPEGIAR STREET
CAR SCHEDULE
The GoldHboro Street Railway Com-
pany, for the greater convenience of
the public will tomorrow afternoon
operate a special !S"cii Minnie sched
ule over Its George street line to the
Fair Grounds.
There will be plenty of cars and
plenty of room, and a car every seven
minutes.
The management are doing every
thing possible to give convenient ser
vice, which i8 appreciated by the pub
lic, - .
- It does not seem to be much trouble
to get a rise out of wheat
TODAY
Wm. A. Brady In osHoclution
with World Film Corp.
Presents the Bewitching
KITTY IJOKBOX
"THE Clil'ClL TEST"
TOMORROW
JESSE I.. LASKV
Presents the Distinguished Jap
anese Actor Sessuc llayakunu
in a very novel photoilrama
'THE HOXOKABLE FKIEXIP
Sessue Hayakawa wilj be re
membered for his great person
al triumph in the recent Lasky
photoplay. "The Cheat." His re
markable characterization in
"The Honorable Friend" will
linger long In the memory of
photoplay audiences.
fj
4.7. 'AND 48.
GOLDSBORO
THURSDAY
Joho Robioson
CIRCUS
The World's Oldest
Famous Robinson
sm- y. r -.ti v - f,ia cvi iM n i i 11 hh i ii ii i ii ii i i bb
THE LATEST MILITARY SPECTACLE "PREPAREDNESS" '
Mammoth Street Parade at 10;3U a.m.
1,000 People 750 Horses
2 PERFORMANCES RAIN
nnnRs to mrnahrrir oprn one hour earlier
Reserved Seats and General Admission Tickets on sale at the '
Goldsboro Drug Co , Circus Day
The Show
Pay yoiir
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g.'nii jiiniliiiCfiiiBii.
Carolina Power
Goldsboro, Friday, Oct 13
EXHIBITION ABOUNDS NORTH E ND OF-JAMES STREET. "
Two Complete Performances, 2:15 p-m., 8:15 pjn.
Ml LLER AHU NCTON Wl LOWEST SHOW
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CJG" MtX"f
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CHIEFS OP TH yiNtHfiJI TRIBES LED BYVIQOtilAtLip
Big Military and Wild West Parade 10:30
Downtown Ticket Office show day at the Goldsboro Drug Co ,
Prices same as at Regular Ticket Wagons
U. S. Recruiting Tent, on .Grounds Show Day "
NOV. 2
and Greatest Show
Cqpyright, 1909. by ii U. Uttiognwh C$
!T :
War Elephants in
la i Fs i , .
51 Clowns 500 Noveltie ' ( ,
OR SHINE, 2 and 8 P.M. , ;
at same prices as charged at "
Grounds. ,
light Bill . : "
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CO. INC
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