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NUMBER jfl9"tf 'S-;a's.S?pEW UEUN. CILTU CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY S10HN INO,-N VEMBEIt j ?0(l9lO. W " VTWRXtV NINTHLY EAR-"
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HE greatest precaution id: protecting your-
;v money against
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Capital fund in ihis section of "the state The manage merit
of the baafe, moreover; conservative and r prudent its di-
rectorate hem? composed of prominent men. f
Four Per Cent Paid on SavingSiand
ertfie Qeposit. , ;
NEW ffiM- BANKING7 &
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It .Takes Experience to Make a
, - Success in Anything.
s Our popularity in selling the Best Dry tiovds, Shoes,
-Ladies Coat Suits, Misses Coats, Capes andJFuwv Mil
linery a specialty at a fair pi ice certainly Vspeakell
lor our experience and proves t hat we give oar custo
mer just what they want at the price they want to
pay.. . .... ;v
Our store 4s crowded with seasonable merchandise -and
there is no reason why you shouldoic)mei'iluf
quainted with out goods and prices. ;
4 .Yours truly, '
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
61 POLCOCfc ST.
I-Ellig Coal and Wood Yard ;Hionc47.
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' HlHlv m rliableJCpmn workwerif
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"reason wtiy he) should not
living? Think thisovef hdweasy;
x the plan wbrjiNoedirat
REAL ESTATE, ; ' V IN SU
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AVE PRESENT "
r OUR CARD
and beg to remind you that what
ever the pi ice of coal between
now and next April, it certainly
won't be any cheaper. lxxk,
thon, to your coal bins af once and
let Us fill, them up with tsome.of
the best fuel mined in this country,
in sizes to suit your needs, "well
eleaned-'fuU weight and delivered
With promptnessv . '
also protect ; Ihimseljf rwhile
RANGE,' f.K ; SURETY BONDS
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THE SriOKERS
;.ciirist;jas ,
. can be made ideal by a selection
of gifta rom our,, own superb
stock of Cigars, Tobacco, Cigar
ettes, Pipes, etc, aliso a large
; line of eh'g.int. articles' ussd by
smokers ami particularly adnptcij
for prcaents. .
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VILUGES TO
BE luUuDATED
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Government Making Boom: For
v.- Uteat-Elephant aaivar
v .r Reservoir,
El Paso,- Texas.. Nevir -repara
tions arfl being made, byvtbe Govern
ment to :rqdove nea'rfy 000 people
from their home in order to-tnake room
for the great EIItphantButte Reaeryoir
near Fnele, N. M. Six V;l fajres, to
ins; in popnlatjoft from 60 t ' 700; wilt
be inundated when th4 water a turred
in., . r, .
. AmoDpr thd towns to be obliterated ia
Parajp, one an important station and
distributing- point on the old Sbla Fe
trail,-with a -population then of 8,000.
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tYom Paraje the' trail enterea upoutne
funaous Jornada del Maerte (Jouf ney of
Death), wht -scMe dieU ofjiiirsin
the old freijrhtingdaya,.-' ru
: The Government ia now engaged i
bbjriog np the f ami jrad village-pfo'p j
erty on the nave' residents "and by. the;
time water is available the great' basin
of 30,000 acrea will have been deserted.
All mens' and young meris'!
Clothing at cost. Going tmt
of the ciothing, line J. J,
Baxter.
American Jackies Found to be-so Easy
Paris, Nov. 29 The Blue Jackets of
American flict have been loaded down
with spurious coins by rapacious merch
ants, and the latter also have been
overcharging the Jack" tara, according
t Le Journal, in an article condemning
the practice.
Craven County Teachers Association
The County Teachers Association;
will meet at 12 m. Saturday Dec.. 3rd.
An Interesting program- has been
prepared and a foil attendance of
t Barbers is urged.
Attendance on these meetings is re
quired of the county teachers.
S. Mi BRINSON,
' " County Supti
At the Theatre. -
A good size audience was well enter
tained last night at the Masonk Theatia
by the Kdjir PickerU in "'The Chauf
feur.'! a laughable comedy . and tit the
popular prices during this' engagement
the attractions offered are "appreciateJ
Tonight the company will give a drarr.
atizttion of Ouida's well-known novel
"Moths," and a fine presentation is
promised. , -
Just received, a, fine; line
of ladies long black Cloaks,
light weight, :V.:;4. jpaxter.,
A felG DEAL Vincn ItttEAljS"
MUCH TO IiTNCJUBVEG
, AND THE ENTIRE SOUTfi
-, An agreement : has". been ' entered . into,,
whereby Craddk-Teny ; Company iiwiU
acquire a controlling interest in the Geo.
D. WiU Shoe Companr, JTaripart. Hi
', This deal is in no tense "a combination ;
In restraint of trade,", but is a very lmpofli?
ant move looking to the further develop
men t of the sho industry.ot Lynchburg. -I
Geo. P. Will Shoe Company baVe mads
wonderful progreM tn shoe manufacturing,1
but in order to get the bwt renulu, in order
to produce the best shoes at thelowest prices,
shoes or each grade and -kind should be
manufactnrwl In" a separate factory, 'Snd
by oonsdlidating the factories of both coin- j
HtniM MflflM nMMttll v An tYionromnt. l
mule ins ia etch faetorv the mdaand kind
of thoes.which Can be produced to the best- l
ad vantaire. It will enable both JumDanica to
h make a great impTovemsnt inlhe qualHy
anu a, material laving 1m the coat of Ui
shoes old by both Craddock-Terry Com
pany and tbs Geo. D. WiU Shoe Company,"
and will naturally- increase- th-apidlf
growing . demand for Lynchburg mads
show. r' ;r ty&rJit--i r.
Craddock-Terry Company have long en
joyed the reputation of being ths largest
manufacturers of shoes In the South, bii(
Jjhjs deal puts them in a class with ths
largest manufacturers in their Jins in the
World, and it makes Lynchburg a big factor
In the .'world's commerce, so. far as shoes
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While Geo. D. WiU retires from tha art--.
ire management of the bust new of which hs
is now preiident, he' will leave h.it money
in tins DUHinetfi m tue snene or preterrea
stock, and tha-Geo. D. Witt 6ho Com-
iunt will continue, as heretofore, a corpor-
atipa separate and distinct from Cradilock-
Terry tympany, returning moBt oi the men
who are now at the head of the variom do
partmente, and prai'tically all of the trav
elling men, under, the general supervision
of T. M. Terry; as Pmridenl; ,
Undt-r this new denl, all of the alioe fcv
toriee of Lynclitmrsr (etffpt one) wi'l to
under pruclicully tii in num"
whii'h hiKunntlint more slmi s will l e m:um-ftti-tured
in I.ynclilinrp; net year llisn r
before; in fiwl, Ciu.ldiH-k-'l i ry Cii.'-nr
alone will nntuiifii' i nr; iiHti hiif-" He-ui sH
if their Poiilliern i.i lim I,
ud Lvnelilni"' ..1 T-.nd in 1 I
Self, ail '"ili .' h. n!.-t .f I'.e . ,"
mid one- of thu g pi .1 1 X 13 - e i f
the w.u! !. -
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President Taffs Ifame Hissed Du-
rr.t fi.; a r: T"-." -J i
St, Louia, Nov,'29tbtJeeraand hka-
a t thflj mention ot 'reaident Taft'a
name, wbich marked the final consider
coarse bthe exdcutiv in "delay ing the
president's attitade toward the 'Lakes
to-the-Glf Deep Waterways, Associa
tiorf. were an incidentrtd the. defeat -of
Conservative members of tba Assoct
ation,' wbicb, cioled Its conventiottr here
Saturday night, made strong" oppoat
tlon to tha res6luton and wieeaeded,'
under tha leadership of Representative
Richard Bartholdt and Governor Den-
eeh; of Illinois, in having it rejected.
rTha resolution was:.'
'ryte are compelled to deplore the
coarse of the executive in delaying the
creation ojf they board, provided ior in
the last iivers and harbors act, and in
finally appointing a board which proved
unfriendly to our ?polic and pioject,
despite our patriotic efforts to aid'4?im
by information! concerning the physical
and'cbmmerclal conditions r that are
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known to ns ana otnera.7 w
The resolution Was not only rejected,
but stricken from Jthe records of the
resolutions committee. ' . '
. '.PILES CUIfED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any easeoi Itching, Blind, Bleed
insr or Protrudinir Piles in 6 to 14 davs
or mony refunded. " BOc . ,
"Hans The Flute Player."
That's the name of the most famous
comic opera sung In New York City in
many a day, Critics.,. land . it, peopje
crowd to hear it, tbfl town, talks about
it, it's hearers ravi about it - ' "
.JLisbeth'a song,ia "ans The Flute
Player" the ocl Earn that has halo
ed to make .this great omlo opera of
Oscar Hammersteln;s af the Manhattan
Opera House afBo,tducess, will be
given (word and mwlc)'. as a special
feature of next Sunday's New York
World. ' y''.':::'" '
Order next Sunday 'a World from yonr
newsdealer, ' or send .fiya cents and a
copy will te mailea to you airect.
PILES fTIUS If ItES!
Williams'lndfarj; 6;bmlinent will
cure BUndt Bleeding and" Itching Piles!
It absorbs tha tumors, allay s Itching' at
once," acta a If ponlttce,' vivea . -instant
f)iFvWntt-1lw. Ointment
ia prepare Jor Pilw'ihd jUhlhg
private parts,' Soio oy droggiata, mall
60c and Ll -. Williama' -M''g. Co.;
Props., Cleveland, 0, 17' , : :"
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The Dancing classes
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Prof, Allmoh will hold hia ustjal d in
cinjr classes h Stewart's Hail.Thvrsday
and Friday, at 8:80 p. m.' and 7:30 p.
u.;each day. ,. -
Reeemmend8 Savodiue ; For
mnch-with asthma and! Was vey greaW
ry benefitted by ing.Savodine. ; It ii
indeed a pleasant remedy and cheer
fally recommend it, '
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Ordnance And Fortifications Board
Washingtonv ' Nov, 29?-A,f)eet pf
aeroplanes tor tne army J recommena
ed by the Board on, Ordnance and for
tiflcaiion, of which Maj Gen, ; Leonard
Wood is president.'' -'!, --!vl- 'Izk-i:
"The recommendations of the boaid,
male public reiterates the arguments
already advanced by General Wood, as
chief of staff, and by General A'len, a
chief of the Bignal Corps, for a number
rof machines.
" The first encournfiment to military
aeronautics wos f ' by this board,
whic h three ye 1 1 1, advanced prac
tically all of i' 1 i . rii! "ns f.ir the
pisrcha of r
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Insurance Commissioner James Bl
.' Toong Issues' StateV"
- Blei$i,- Nov. 29 "Let the citizens
of thesite kok into the conditioa of
their flue and they will save fire Jos
es tO thmselvesto their neighbors and
the1 losses of taxable property W their
sUte afrd their towns," declared Jnsur
anee Cdmmissioner Jamas R, Young
yesterday Jn 4iacusBing the situation in
wis stase as jo area . at- tnia Jtme. - tie
says hols recoivingan onusnally large
number oi renbrta of fires ' from manv
parts otfc tha latate, ? tjje big increase
marklnff.fha beginning of the reaump-
uuu ut, iBKuuir wiuvvr oeaiing, ne aaja
mat very many oi innse reports snow
that tha fire tosses are due to defective
flues anl stove connections. He arges
tbstevejry citizen controlling a building
have it feXamined as to the flues and
stov conditions at once, as a' great
many oj the fires that are occurring
now ara preventable and the losses re
present the grossest sort of inexctuable
fire wast.
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Rheumatism Relieved in Six Hours
, Dr. Detchon'a relief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest cases in a few
hours, i 'Its action upon thr system is
remarkable and effective, "It removes
at once the cause and the disease quick
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iy uisappears. rirsc nose greatly oene-
fits. 7Sd and 11.00. Sold by Bradham
Drug CO.
People Do Not Like Liquor Advertise
' ments.
tfaye yoa noticed tlfat very few news
oaoers in North Carolina carrv adver
tiaements ' for liquor houses. Every
country editor in North Carolina could
carry from one to five hundred dollars
worth of advertisements a year for li
quor dealers outside the State and get
good rates for the apace and the cash
in hand' for every line of advertising if
they sjronid accept such advertisements
The great majority of newspaper men
do not want to and will not carry liquor
advertisements, although the demand
fof agate in newspaper by liquor deal
era ii great.
The man out of the State who is sell
ing liquor, knowing that no liquor can
be legally sold li North Carolina, ex
eept that which is Shipped in from oth
er StatOT, is grad en-Mia;!) to pay good,
liberal : prices' for nvspper space in
which to tell about his .ds.
this fiiie about car yn liquor adver.
tisemeits, but som n -wspaper men
ha vane acmples anmr. it at least not
enough to refuse iha advertisementaJ
for aquor dealers.
Ndwl 'we are not throwing bouaaoisat
thosi rjewspaper men who do noLcarry
liaoor advertisements, for some of them
Iwhotreifuse the advertisements for; li
quor houses just dare pot carry such
advertisements. : . Tneir patrons' ' , and
subscribers wodW not stand for it; We
dp rfat!ind telliiaf you i frankly that it
wonid itocoa; a.paymg proposition- ior
The E iquiretf to'carry liquor advertise-'
mentt-We fully believe ihH-.earrying
evail. atoall' ip'dvrtlaementn
oarpaper 'eYer'yTi9s'ftei woujd mean
iia loss of fully five irandred dollars a
vea. t W bor that beliet ia W our
reason! for not carrying whiskey adyer-
tWQdntsWe hope -that anotrv)i a
little higher than a few, dollars made
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aeepa w iromQCBpunir mo muiioj ivc
space from the man who advertises that
he has liquor tot sale. But we do fully
beljeve that it we ware to carry" from
week bweak advertisements for liquor
hottse that many of our very best sub
scribers would ssy'to us point blank: "1
cannot give yoa my money to sindyoor
paper1 into my bomr telling my - boys
abeu tUhe fine quality of some distiller's
liquor And telling' them- how to -order
it' J And we just as fully belieye that
good advertisers, Wen who -are carry
ing space in cur paper year by year,
would c me right up and face to face
tell us that they would not pay- for
space to tell about dry goods In a paper
that, continually advertised wet goods-
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Nevr Words of Praise For Sav-
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Winston-Salem, N. .
November 21, 1910. -
The Savodine Co.', Gentlemen:
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I have been a sufferer from asthma
f r 21 ye&rs and had to do a lot of my
t-Vruing pitting up, conld not liq down.
Y nr rf-irf siMitative placed two samples
- f I ivo hue In my hnmls which I used,
I i h to my mn-pi for tlicygave
! i f. I it'A' uno ' i( I ii' nt ni 1 1
. : . i i. 1 1 - ') well. Ihio my name
" v J i v , . 1 i ' r fii.y one
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?ThErFC
The Foundation of every success, business or profession,
; is money. Save your money and a good OPPORTUNITY
for you to make a profitable business invesfment will surely
come. Begin saving and KEEP ON saving, and you will get
ahead. There is no other waj.to do so.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
THE PEOPLES BANK
A Sensible Gift for a Man
You can't go amiss by buy
ing a Suit of Clothes or an
Overcoat, now while our ION
TIRK stock of Suits and Over
coats are selling at cost. A
gift of this kind makes the
man feel ou Christinas morn
like the little child, watch the
smile of delight play all over
his face. A useful gift, gifts they really like mates Christinas
the happiest day in the year. 1
' 23 MORE BUSINESS DAYS - CHRISTMAS.
MQRAL- Do Your Trading Early.
J. J. BAXTER '
DEP'T. STORE
BARR1N6TON
Buiim Material
Lime
Let 03 furftfsr you with
"thejright price or any ' quantity, Car loadEllwood
ire fencejukreceivdryery roll of Pariod Rub
ber Roofing we sellrls guaranteed. .1 Phone' or 'write
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qaskwl: hard warbjco:
Middle Street, .
Phone
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The BEST of all kinds in all sizes,
all SCREENED! before having .th'e
yard and all "weirjlits are STRICTLY
guaranteed:.'. ;
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'ELKS TEMPLE
LOOKING FOR SOME
THING up-to-date and handsome in Dry
Goods many people are at this
season of the year and we have a
display of these goods that makes
it easy to select just what you
want at right prices. There is no
better in town in either price or
quality, with a . clear saving in
money and time by coming direct
to our store.
DRY GOODS CO.
and demerit
What you need. We have
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