Ttcsdat, FMIUAJtY 15, 1913.
MATTERS LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
rial hum f latere U Tew
mi Cavaty Radars.
Mr. G. L. Storie, of Blowing
Rock, was here last week on his
way home from a business trip
to Bristol, Tenn.
Mr. Gas Cloer has come home
from Charlotte and will engage
in the grocery business here
with his father and brother.
Mr. J. A'. Courtney is making
preparations to build a new
dwelling on a lot he recently
bought near the home of Mr.
Mark Squires.
Mr. Frank Isbell, son of Rev.
R. L. Isbell, of the Yadkin Val
ley, returned last week from
Aurora, Illinois, where he has
been attending school.
There will be a regular com
munication of the Hibriten
Lodge No. 262 of A. F. & A. M.
at the lodge room tonight. Work
in the third degree. A man high
up in the craft is expected to
take charge of the meeting.
Rev. C. E. DuPont is making
arrangements to build an addition
to the south Lenoir Methodist
church, the room to be used as
a social meeting room or young
j)eoples assembly room for mu
sic, lectures and other gather
ings and Sunday School room.
Mr. J. S. Zimmerman, was
here several days last week con
fering with the Trustees of
Davenport College, with a view
to getting up plans for the new
dormitory. Mr. Zimmerman is
a skillful architect and has done
considerable work for persons
in Lenoir.
The Caldwell County Teachers
Association will hold an impor
tant meeting in Lenoir next Sat
urday and business in connec
tion with the big celebration and
commencement for the 4th of
April will be considered. It is
hoped all the members of the
Association will be present.
The Caldwell County Teachers
Association will meet in Lenoir
next Saturday at 10:!50 instead
of at Granite Falls, as was an
nounced at the last meeting of
the Association. The Prelim
inary contest for Speakers and
Readers at the April Commence
ment exercises will also be held
in Lenoir next Saturday.
We are informed that a man
named Cobb has been soliciting
subscriptions for The News in
some parts of the County. We
have no agent in the field and
no one is authorized to take sub
scriptions for the News and if
any one claims to oe an agent
ask him to show his credentials,
which he will have in the shape
of a written instrument if he is
an agent.
Mr. C. B. Harrison was called
to Williamsburg Virginia last
week by a telegram announcing
the death of his sister Mrs W.
H. Macon, who had been in fail
ing health for some time. She
was about 57 years of age and
had undergone a serious opera
tion in a hospital a year or more
ago, with the hope of relief but
the operation proved of little
benefit.
The joint debate between pick--ed
speakers from the Morgan
ton and Lenoir Graded Schools,
which was apart of the Trian
gular debates held all over the
state on the same subject, was
won by the Morgauton contin
gent last Friday night. The
speakers did well showing good
preparation and mucn stuay
Mrs. Kimboroagh, of Mocksville
is visiting her daughter Mrs. J.
M. Dow num.
Mr. Harry Eicber returned
yesterday from a visit of a few
days in Winston-Salm.
Messrs J. M. Bernhardt and
Mark Squires went to Raleigh
yesterday on business.
Dr. A. A. Kent returned last
Friday from a few weeks busi
ness trip to Oklahoma.
Mrs. C. C. Shell returned
yesterday from a visit of several
days to her sister-in-law Miss
Helen Shell at Cleveland.
The News is piling on new
subscribers daily and if your
name is not on our list we want
it there, Send us 25 cents in
stamps and try it three months
anyway.
The friends here of Mr. John
M. Connelly, will be pleased to
learn that his health is improv
ed. Recently he was seriously
ill at Dallas Texas, but later ad
vices indicate he is much im
proved.
Rev. C. M. Pickens was call
ed to Asheville last Saturday by
the death of his sister Mrs.
Weaver of Weaverville. The
lady had been in poor health for
some time and her death was not
a surprise.
Mr. Knox, an old Confederate
Veteran, who has been in failing
health for some time an;l who
is living with his daughter Mrs.
Morgan in the eastern part of
town, suffered a fall last Sunday
and is in a critical condition.
New reading utter appears
la this apace each week.
Every Young Man
and Every Young
Woman
Should lay aside a por
tion of their income. And
the time to begin? Right
now. The easiest and sur
est way? To open an ac
count with this bank, start
ing in with a small deposit;
and to add to this regularly
each week or each motnh.
I Many have tried this plan,
many nave succeeded.
This bank receives deposits
as low as a dollar, and is
always glad to help those
iwho are trying to help
themselves.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
LINOIK, N. 0.
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1 business incus.
Notices aoder this head are &
... Hi
jj Uoe Cent a wora ea.cn insertion, tfl
jl No andTertiseatent le than ten Qj
5 cents. :: :: :: :: :: fsJ
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E They Bring Quick Results
Nice Firm for Sale in Yadkin. Valley .
tor particulars apply to
T. P.
i"oods
I 1 31
Letferwoud, X. C.
FOK SALE At Hudson. X. C. my
8 njom house and one acre lot. Good
water, barn and ood location for
other business. Write or call on
i 32-et-pU George T. King.
! Xice line of Picture
Book Store.
Moulding- at the
; WANTED-Plain sewing and child
I ren's clothes. Mrs. Be&lah Sud-
dreth, Lenoir, N. C Rout 5.
T. J. Lin, President
J. B. Atkinso, Y-Presi4et
O. P. Lotz, Cashier
E. F. Allkn, Ais't Cashier
(Notary Publk at Unk
Experienced stenographer wishes per
manent position. "Business," care
The News.
Now is the time to have your old Bug
! fry repainted. See McRary. 32-t
When in town call at Depot Cafe for
Rood Meals, Nice Rooms and clean
beds. Prices reasonable a
22 J. M. Smith Prop.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
; My winnings at Lenoir and States
; ville are: 3 firsts; 3 secondA; 3 tliirds:
1 fourth. Birds S2.00 pen pair,
i 32 D. V. Youtit. Granite Kalis.
pray Pomps
We have a big stock of the best
makes of Spray Pumps and supply of
the solutions used for spraying.
Get a pump, spray your fruit trees
and shade trees. Protect them from
disease and insects and secure good
yields of fruits and shade. Most vege
tables are much benefitted by
spraying.
Come in and See us.
LENOIR HARDWARE &
FURNITURE COMPANY
DIAMOND
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Buy f y.rW
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LADIES
Stk 7p DraivM for Cm-CHK-TER'9
DIAMO-- D BRAND PILLS
Gold metallic boxes, Scaled
Ribbon. Tais no othek.
Druvtat 4 Ilk for CHI-CUES. Tl
DIAMOND BUAND P1I.LR, for twrntr-fivS
tears regarded at Best. Safest, Alwaya Reliable
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
T1MR
HARD
EVERYWHERE i"T
You will find a complete hue ot wall
paper samples at the Ilook'iStore.
FOK SALK Seven White Leghorn
Hens and one Cock, all thorough
bred. S. S. Jennings. 32
IM KKASh the production of your
land by hating it surveyed and
drainage course marked out. Ac
curate instruments. Charges rea
sonable. Call on or wfllte
31 K. Mi l.. Smith,
Home address, Wlntnel, N. C.
Temporary address, Granite Kalis.
Rev. J. F. Kirk of Statesville
arrived yesterday and will con-
dudt a series of services at
Davenport College during the
week. There will be two
services a day one in the morn
ing and the other in the evening.
We have had a number of men
calling in this week and they
all favor wide tires for wagons,
except one, and say press ttie
matter. Now the way to get
these is to write to Mr. Wake
field and Mr. Crisp at Raleigh
and ask them to have a provis
ion put in the roads laws per
mitting the county commission
ers to regulate the tire business
by a special tax on narrow tires.
No use to make good roads and
then ruin them in a few months
with narrow tires.
There was a meeting of the
board of Trustees of Lenoir
Graded school held yesterday
morning, at which Mr. J. H. At
kinson, who has been chairman
of the board for a number of
years, tendered his resignation.
He is engaging in business in
Gastonia and expects to be out
of Lenoir most of his time, hence
he could not give the school
matters the attention he feels
they need from a member of the
board of trustees. Mr. J. M
Bernhardt was elected to till the
vacancy.
Mr. W. E. French who repre
sents the Great Northern Rail
way gave his illustrated lecture
in the opera house to a good
crowd of interested spectators
last Friday night. He showed
some fine views and made a good
impression on the spectators.
Of course there is much tine land
along the lines of his railway
and his company lias the facul
ty of presenting the best features
of the situation. In this connec
tion we ask our readers to note
carefully the letter of Mr. Ralph
Parleir a Caldwell county man
now living in Oregon, which we
are publishing in this issue.
$100 Reward. $100
The reader of thla paper will be
i""-i pleased to learn mat mere i ,UV
and the discussion was enjoyed J, tTtiM&
by a large audience. Of course v1
there was some disappointment fraternity, catarrh .t.g
ment. 'Haifa Catarrh Cure la taken In
ternally. Ictlnir directly upon the blood
troyn
ind i
m lit.
nature In doln ita worn, im nryi""""..
hare no much faith In Ita curative now
n ...vi .nr.. rn Munilrad Dollar
era ma nvj ,y"i" t- anA
Toledo. Ohio.
foraonetlpaUon.
FOK SALK Nice little 2 acre home
on the Yadkin, five room house, good
young orchard, fine water, high
state of cultiation.
31 J. M. Bishop.
Mr. E. L. Shuford is expected
home today from northern mar
kets where he has been to buy
goods for his firm.
WTe understand the Princess
Theatre, had the biggest run , See those new style Photoes at Ram-
FOR SALK--One Cement Block Ma
chine in good condition. , Apply to
31 T. J. Sims, R. 2, Lenoir, N, C.
sour s, tor young toiks especially.
Martin building, room No. 8. 31
last Saturday night ever seen in
a motion picture in this place.;" ; 7 , . ,
1 1 : Ramsour s is the only place in town
The show was fine and COntin- ! to get the penny pictures. Tip stairs
1 in Martin building, room No. 8. 31
ued until ten
clock.
minutes to 1l o'
Good Roadi Aaaociation.
The Caldwell county Good
Roads Association met in the
court house here last Saturday
. . .1 II a 1 "a 'l a.
persuant to ine can oi rresiaem,
Thompson and there was a fair
ly good attendance present.
The bill that Mr. Wakefield,
the senator from this county,
proposes to introduce as a sub
stitute for the bill prepared by
the committee and sent to him
recently, was discussed, but no
action was taken on it.
A resolution was unanimously
passed urging him and Mr.
Crisp to work for the passage
of the Committee bill, authoriz
ing the people to vote on a bond
issue and copies of the resolu
tion were directed to be sent to
the representatives. A call was
made for the enrollment of
names in the Association and a
goodly number gave their names
as members. A committee con
sisting of G. F. Harper, E. C.
Ivey and H. C. Martin was ap
pointed to draw a constitution
and by-laws for the Association
and to report the same at the
next meeting. The matter ot
membership fee was discussed
and it was decided to make it
one dollar per year. The meet
ing adjourned to meet again on
We will pay $2.00 for the oldest 1!. S.
Silver Dollar in Caldwell County
and $1.(10 for the oldest 50c V. S.
Coin and 25c for the oldest IT. S.
One Cent Coin. Must be in good
condition. Send us a list of what
you have. The News..
Car of Phosphate Acid and Fertilizers
just received. W. H. Cloyd. 3o
FOK RENT -5 room house and 5 or 6
acres good land near J. A.. Dula's.
30 W. J. Dula, Lenoir, N. C.
Eggs for setting, thorough bred White
Wyandotts, Barred Plymouth Rock
and Indian Runner Duckal
30 C. B. McNairy.
FOR SALK-A quantity of pea and
meadow hay, also a quantilybf fod
der. K. F. WakefielQ. 30
FOR SALK Eggs for hatching from
Thorough bred Barred Plrmouth
Rocks, Golden Wyandottes and Buff
Cochin Bantams, at $1.00 bor setting
of 15 and 13. I also havelor sale 1
Golden Wyandotte Cock alid 2 Cock-
erls at $1.00 each, 3 Buff Cochin
Bantam Cockerls at $1.00 each to
move them. Leae orders at Bran-
non & Brown's. R. I. Bush.
29-tf.
BOOK AND BOOKS
When you buy a Book see that you get a
complete Book. Many books spoiled in the
printing or binding are being offered to the
unsuspecting public at ridiculously low prices.
Many of these books have whole chapters
left out and are otherwise ruined by miss
prints and mistakes. Do not be fooled into
buying such. Come to the Book Store and
know that you get a book complete when you
buy a book.
Big shipment of New Books arriving this
week.
L
enoir doo
k Store!
It costs a lot to live these days:
More than it did of yore.
But when you stop to think of it,
It's worth a whole lot more.
And Our Printing is worth a whole lot more, than
the ordinary kind too. But just stop by and have
a look at our samples and see how much more
they are really worth, and how little more we
actually charge and you will know better where
to get the best values.
EGGS for setting from mv S. C. and
R. I. Red Hens and and Pullets
which took first prize tit Lenoir
Poultry Show, 15 for $1.00.
J. R. McNairy.
FOR SALE The lot and building of
the Home Milling Co., on West
Main Street in Lenoir, N. C, is for
sale. This is a rery desirable pro
perty and will be sold at a reason
able price. The lot is 145 feet front
on West Main street and 177 feet
deep. See M. N. Harshaw,
21. tf Agent Home Milling Co.
Phone "4 and we will bring those samples to you
WANTED clean
per pound.
cotton rags 2j cents
NEWS OFFICE.
Eggs for setting. Mottled Anconas,
Brown Leghorns, Rhode J Island
Reds and Indian Runer Ducks.
Thomas G. Hartley. 2'
Saturday March 8th at 11 o'-
Cock. The following named Xm
gentlemen gave their names for '30 C. M. Pickens.
membership; R. G. Thompson,
G. F. Harper, G. M. Goforth,
J. F. Steele, Bruce Anderson,
G. A. Tuttle, A. S. Peeler, C.
W. Sudderth, C. J. Powell, H.
B. Steele, G. 0. Shakespeare,
E. C. Ivey, D. C. Flowers. R. B.
Bush, Fred Deal, J. M. Bern
hardt, H. C. Martin and Y. D.
Moore.
EGGS for hatching, thorough "red
Single Comb Rhode Island Rqfls, 00
cts. per setting1. J. C. Cfrey,
30 Risden, N. C.
Dr. King'i Nw DUcoeery
Soothes irritated throat and lungs,
stops chronic and hacking cough,
relieves tickling throat, tastes nice.
I 1 aKC no oiner; once uscu, .un.ij-a
used. Buy it at J. E. Shell A Co.
Doctors Use This for Eczema
that the Lenoir speakers got
"licked" here but there Is some
compensation in the fact thatUj. ud MiSTE
t.hpv won n Hickory, insse
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debates are being held for the
Aycock Memorial Cup, which
will be awarded to the school
making the best score. s ,
Pr. Evan. Ex-Commlnalonpr of Health,
inys: "There lit almoat no relation be
tween akin illeenaes ami tha blood." The
wM.tBf k. etrA thrnnrli tha akin.
ana mucoua auriac hi m . - . r . .
be destroying the foundation of the dla- , The rerma must be washed out, and ao
lrr. Tlie moat advaneort phyalelane of
thla country re now agreed on thla, and
ore preaerlblnir a wash of wlntertreen.
thvmol and other Ingredient for edema
and all other akin dlaeaeea. Thla com
pound a known a IXU.IX PreaorlpUon
for Ecieraa.
for any eaae that It falla to cure,
for Hat et teatlmonlali.
laAreaa J. OUKNM CO., Tola
Molit br all Praewtata, Tae
Take UeU'a reaUly Mia
Pr. Holmes, the well known skin ape
rtnltnt wrllf: "1 am convinced that the
P.U.D. Inscription Is aa much a speoillo
for ecat'ma ns nulnlno for malaria. 1
have been prescribing the n.D.D. remedy
for yrnrs." It will tnke awny the ltob
the Instant you apply It
In fact, wa are ao sure of what D.D.D.
will do for you that wa will be (lad
to let yon ha a II bottle on our truar-
antee that It will coat you notnlnf ua
leaa you And that It doea the work.
8HBUL CO.. Drugglata.
NANCY HALL I BETTER SET PQTATOE PLANTS
(6 Varieties,) also Tomatoe, Celery,
Pepper, Egg, Beet and Cabbage Plants.
Price list free.
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CHARLOTTE N.C.
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