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Evening star., 1915-06-11
Credit Men Hold Luncheon.

The credit mems section of the Re-
tail Merchants Association held tho
first Of series Of bi-monthly luncheon
meetings yesterday at the Raleigh Ho-
tel. Alfred Mayer. chairman of tho
section. presided. Plans were made
for meetings on the second and fourth
Thursdays Of each month. At the meet
ing scheduled for June "a, "Applica-
tions for Credit win be the subject OF
discussion.
Evening star., 1915-06-11
Single Takers Within Rights.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 11.-The
single tax colony. located at Fairhope. in
Baldwin county. Ala, has been found b.
the state supreme court to be oonstitu
tionally within state and national rights
in its system OF practicing the precepts
of Henry George Proceedings attacking
the legality of the Fairhope single tax col
ony were brought BY 4. J. Melville, one
of its members.
Evening star., 1915-06-11
Allied With secretaryship.

OF tho offices named the assistant
secretaryship and tho private secre-
taryship are closely allied, officially
and personally, with the secretaryship
and invariably are considered appoint
ments to be filed at the Secretary's
suggestion
Because of that consideration changes
in those two offices may be expected
in the event that any one other than
Mr.. Lansing. Secretary ad interim, is
caused by Mr.. Bryans resignation.
The chief clerkship of the depart
ment is within the classified service
and is not subject to political or other
changes in tho administration.
Evening star., 1915-06-11
Death of Miss Ruth T. Elmore.

Miss Ruth Todd Elmore. clerk In
the Office of the auditor for the Post
Office Department. died yesterday aft
ernoon. Funeral services have not been
definitely arranged, but are to be held
Monday morning at the home OF her
sister, Miss Laura Elmore, 1900 Kenyon
street northwest. Interment is to be
in Rock Creek cemetery.
Evening star., 1915-06-11
Schools Are Nearing Close.

With senior night" to be observed
at Central High School this evening,
the time for the annual commence
ment and class night exercises of the
public schools of Washington is rap
idly drawing near. Graduates Of the
several high schools are to be an
nounced in the near future. The grade
schools are to close June %.
Evening star., 1915-06-11
Save Us From Our Friends.

From Judge.
Mrs. crawford-I suppose they won
| dered how we could afford an auto.
slsCrabshaw-Not exactly. They
| asked1f knew how much you owed
lon IL
Evening star., 1915-06-11

This is the season when the old hen
peeps through knothole in the back
fence and smiles as she observes the
man next door making garden
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CLASSIFIED GIRLS
WEAR RICH GOWNS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-There are
100 beautiful girls up at the Ritz.
Carlton hotel today. glass-eyed
danes with no feet; and every
single mothers daughter OF them is
wearing a $1,000 dream OF late
winter or early spring Paris gown.
These girls are cold, painted beau
ties OF solid wax.
About and among them flutters
Nine. Ramon Fernandez. the best
dressed woman In Paris" the fash
ion queen" and wife of the former
Mexican ambassador to France.
She is staging this display of last
gasps in Paris gowns to get money
for French relief work among chill.
dren made destitute by the war.
She Is not only the ultimate syllable
in Paris Style. but a society leader
as well
Tonight the gowns WILDE donned
by Paris mannequins, who will wear
them In the playlet NJ. Roget Boutet
de Monvel. the author.artist. has
written for Nine. Fernandez so she
cen get more money for the French
war orphans.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE. OF ELECTION



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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
Three Girls -
Open New Shop

The Three Girls Bakery will
open a new shop tomorrow at 3os
Union street. directly opposite the
postoffice. This makes the fourth
shop now operated by the Three
Girls.
The big feature OF opening day
will be a tempting Thanksgiving
display OF Fruit Cakes. Plum Pud-
dings. Mince and Pumpkin Pies,
and other dsinties for the great
national feast day.
Remarkable success has followed
the Three Girls from the begin
ming. their customers being num-
bered by the thousands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

Teaching your dog to walk be-
tween your legs Is a rather trou-
blesome trick. as II requires much
walking with your body bent for
ward. However. IL Is a pretty and
effective trick and when II Ii mas
tered by the dog your efforts are
well repaid. 4
Place the dog in the positioa
shown In illustration. Coax hin
thru the arch formed by your legs:
take one step forward and cosx
him thru the other way. II your
pupil becomes stubborn and will
not respond TO the coaxing. drag
or push him thru few times. and
he will promptly come TO his
senses No dog enjoys being push
ed or pulled: he prefers TO act or
derry.
Do not bore your dog by show.
ing him off too frequently. He
has now learned nine tricks and
numerous performances will rob
them OF their pleasures He viii
enjoy going thru a few tricks any
time.
tAnother lesson will appear
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
Cop. LEADER n
MEET WILSON
Says He'll Urge Tariff =.
vision to Raise Funds for
Defense
TO ASK TARIFF BOApn

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-Nl.o.
fly Leader Mann OF the house a.
cepted today President Wllsor.
invitation for conference coe'
corning the military prepareduss.
program at the White House ners
week lie announced that n ~
president asked bis advice on ~
subject OF raising revenues. bs
would recommend revision So
tariff. VA"
In this connection the minoritv
leader plans 10 Introduce a BIN -
creation Of non.psrtisan ems,
tariff commission. means Of =.
iusting tariff questions. long usG1s
by the republican party.
Man expressed the hope that r.
bull moosers and republican Co.
gressmen will amalgamate In a.
coming session and announced tn
Rep. Chandler. bull mooser u Me-
York had asked 10 be enrolled q I
republican. Others. he advised. =
sire TO do the same.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
-otru y~p

-Otru END
tranfserftes Use 81 Olympia afsfsrs.
GO pt. kippsrss salmon. ~. sse
Finnsn haddie. ihs sss. fresh smell.
s. 10 fresh kraut tc n apples 81
dor b. leaves bread, lee. home mad.
uinrsmsAt ne sec pear. 81 ara ior
aoH bananas. ibc dos No ! walnuts
tar 70. lettuce. , heads b.. celery.
stalks g.. green peppers ibs isr live
iufhsis. ftc 10 live chickens. isc ~
ducks ana geese AZ special prices
CORNER
stall a. fancy sresh dressed Idaho anA
oregon turkeys. 1tr AMI a&r ~ stall
MS. crsnherri-s rs str s~~ri po,s
toes ! lbs Zoe lhs gke eauiifieu ~.
iec head stall - genuine English plum
pudding. co. n home mad. mincemcat
snd pumpkin pies. ssc each. pork pies
? Tor ste. Eiall =. Eastern oystsrs ssc
Ut. So qt. olympia oysters 7sc At
shell oysters. toc dos punseness crabs.
for 1Ec. stalls at-ss PIKE At lars.
fresh cot Chrysanthemums. 100 dor
stalls 1895. crsnbcrriss. iec 10 dried
rurrauis. iec N
rrNE PLACE
stall ~. lbs fine white gran.
ulated sugar. CSC. stan 70. fresh
parteurizod milk. &C. At. or &c pt
Siaii a. lib pkss fancy seeded
raisins Ice stall -. fancy turkeys.
CSC to acc H. ducks. zoe to 2gc III
Stali 1904 pint Jars amber honey.
zoe stalls sf-65. hest peanut butter.
Zoe 10 stan 20. home made mayor
nalso dressing In bulk, 10c pit Stan
eau 500 umbrellas SIS stan 81
shoes reHolcd. a0c 20 7bc. heels. soc
and Csc. stall 10, sl.2b blankets Tsc;
children's 81. 90 dresses 4ac. Stall
81, complete corner lsvatory. 1850.
Stall as. Norwegian iutcfisk, ioc 10.
SANITARY
Stalls i06-llf. citron. orange and
lemon peel, zoe III. good corn and
peas, 2 cans Csc. red salmon : cans
2sc. fancy seeded raisins. pkgE.
25c. 2 y III can baking powder, aac.
cans best milk zoe, large cans
ahrimpH. zoe. Stalls fa-ib = pkEs
mine meat .2sc. pkgs raisins. csc
No. 2 " can pineapple. iSc, zoe bottle
preserves. zoe. egg substitute. 2sc
can, 2 cans best milk. 25c. with 10.
bulk coffee. stall III. sweet pota-
toes. lhs. ioc. s lbs 25c. cauii-
flower. &c and l0c. celery. sc and 10c
bunch Stall A2-R-1l BruRsel
sprouts Zoe 10.
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4l--hcreage for Sale
5 ssgr--~rni>o WATER
tto~E I>-sg5a

small comfortable house. ~nadshsd
sifh Ntntsts aapa nut aua firNrf.
s9ftA sell Nns garden faisra fhis
year spsns ~ iKna seeded ~ Nhlts
clever rHtlrs risrr isfs sell ard
str~iiruf snfi distrIrt erii settled
~as ditldsd intn ssafrs ffafts .
ines fifsfs $50. sasf arifinE die.
tanee ffasn ruhiir nfaFkst faces
ensntF fe&h convenient a. station
auto sfsKss and srMsaf witi sfts
terms - fte cash fla ftonfhif -
iaftS uhu would HtHFr On sean
hss trrn unasrsrasd 1niy q fee
daFs Fnf Information call ssz
See rsfs biers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
OLD FOLKS GET MARRIED

ALBANY. Ore, Nov. 23.-"This
Is the life" quoth George Brown, IS,
as he beamcd on his coy bride. aged
70, today. They We're married last
night. The bride was formerly Mrs.
Ellen Stockdale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

bonds
nprp NJ in net
sha psf
prnpai Interest o.
IN
bonds. - take =
fmpos No
q
~ihdrsw. BY the psop. o.
no respect 70
u the said 'aeeseeS bond
the Fort
tns
other
cemp'h'. sshn. o.
SAID bonds 30
sae
cts of 30 10
and % teleNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

=
~rou Deal .wtrH rs DIRECT
ssd @.r proposition
on LAND
UsndT 20 QUE MILLS sra campo
AT THuEn LAKES
rNoftoaisu COUNTY WASH
via appeal 90 You
Coed roads aas.. asiiy trsin.. fnnis
seheois. store. rh"ns. " y y.
write ~ sse y ~ MEX rI.to.fS Mss
Lard pses.. ifsi 4. G srnIih mag.
seattle
THREE LAKES LuMHrr co
10 ArHFs
coon. LEVEL soft.
All. ron tsst
We rAstf AND - MONTHLY
Fhis 10 sanff risee - isns vsrr sssf
ei~arinE fiHs ~At-F ctss~ - rstshhos.
school sspmii ard farmer. Grange
property il served Wsth n y and
phone 5uss wss' - seattle. sna HANDY
prGET souNp FARMS 60 eos fra A..
SOMETHING GOOD
tta acres 20 miles fFass seattle hst'
mile rom station ruunfne water Price
- an asrr s-hrcsisf tis Green Htsx
pE<iTN Tho comics city - Central
DElNiJ OREGON To- large mill.
nos unasf construction can ~ nur
offir@ fas information All ciosesin ins.
t0rita. frern tite - tree. eithout IN
,sresf On Tauf o-n terms
uENp tNNn 90 sebf Arrads Was
uAIrR IHo>r o~r-rI.uru MtIr
AWAY
. arrss IN view n, sss'iis isNr fare
four round trips DAILY Level black
cell easr 20 clear mostly alder No
use talking about chat ~ IA wofth.
orner utust have money 20 take rars
- Seattle property. tses. $50 cash.
balance % suit
AAsF> SEXTON GO.
iiio Firss Ave Open Evenings
8 ACRES ON COUNTY ROAD
AZ level good shot ciay soil rar, easy
20 clear hh. small nrs shack mod
efn convenience. IN sell settled dis
irict Price 1875 rssT terms
I. MARSH a co. fet central Bids
ron aALE-t acres ~ land all cleared
T.rnun house harm. poultry house and
outhuiiiinKs; all new. huitt J years.
Blacksmith shop sexto house fsktg.
harm tes36. chicken house $50. all
up - date W a. Packards. custer.
wash
FOR sALE. cheap ~ or 20 srres! partiy
improved write Tor particular.
T.. bryant. n y - No e. nus f1s
Arlington Wash
S--~-~~~~~~~~e~~~~~~~~~s~ >~~~~~4~~~~~~N~~~S~
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I cnKsr. Uoof5. LouaFD-ory TKNuH
Aipas fhs sn-Ausss
small ans tafsr tracts. easy terms write
~ call fer tree books and Information.
tmfnirfaflrn uufsaa g NJ s. =
~ 1879 80 csssty :, s.sii.s We
I 47--Real Estate Loans
nnAL ENrArr LOAN SoRTnEnN
nsnd 4 waursE. Ca csn,rsi niis.
.-. s.,Ssss cs.s,,s,s 80 s s,,,o.
illegal Notices
| Us ritE atrEnIon rornT OF TWr
state - washtnalen. ~ ktns reurtY
csqFss u. Fe~sii. pialnfiff 10 fssbsiis
ru~sit. Defendant
70 ititis Fsmmsns b. rabficsiian
rts hsts - wsshiuFfsn 90 the said lea
hsifs Fr~sit Defendant
fpw sre hefshf sufanansh 20 srpear
~iihip 80 f.Y. efsss the date - sh-
nr.i puAiirsfisn - this sufatnans 50.
sii rittin a. DAYS after the isfh dsY
- nffofsf. 1914 ard dsf.nd the shove
entitled arttnr IN the above .ntitisd
senfs. snd snn@sr the compliant -
she plaintiff and serve rary - saur
snsseT urnn the uuasrxiEnsd atfarnsr
rss plsinsiH q, his effins bslsw eassa
sna IN eass - four fsiiur. % 70 Do.
Judgment wiii ts rendered ssafnst sua
according 20 the demand - The com
plaini. ~hirh has hssr flisa 9Th the
risvh - said court
TIE mhises - ih~ sbse- entitled arsgnn
10 O. obtain a decree ~ divorce from
ih- stcts named defendant upon ~.
Efopnas - cruel treatment Ard person.
81 insixnitiss rendering ITO bufden.
some ., pfSswar
A'iotrsr for rtsiuslsf
y adde's tss N.a York ninrk
-~s~~~N~~~~~~-~e~~~~~~>~ ~e~>~~~~~>~~s~~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
43-Lots for Sale

SNAP nice now cottage we'll
and outbuildinKs on a fine tract
land. ~ good settled neigh
borho0d AZ Kirkland. FOR 1876.
Immediate possesHion terms $50
cash. $40 monthly fow min
uteH walk Of school and stores.
ana close 20 both docks Ask
"a sec tho bndquist place. Take
county ferry AZ Madison park
&C. fare by Communication ticket TO
Kirkland Gail at Burke a Far.
rars office
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PSYCHOLOGISTS
Madam t-nsfs.
Egyptian rhrraaiasi.'

Egyptian fhrrasissi.t.
lust from the hast.
gives reading ~ Ynuf
entire ilfs giving ~ .
sir~ On love health.
family troufi~s mar
rtaEe separations On
esstfnenfs shat steps
% take - he success
fui rranisrs ths sep
sratsd shat husinsss
YOU are best adapted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

Tor also explaining thinrs Vhirh have
| slsays been fnFsfsrr. etr. Why not
SO tho best special for tvo vesss
only. faii rsadtnE. 81 90 located ses
,@--S~DoS~~~~~~>~>~S ~~~~c~~~~~~~~~-~
2s-Furnished Apis.
| BLUFF ABATEMENT ard t-roorn
/ furnished apartments. all modern efo
y Pike hast stso
IL Rooms ard bath. nicely furnished ,
steam heat. rent reasonable. BEACON
MODERN one room apartments. isto.
.-l5ItSNSSSS.G-s@'
| 2o-Unfurnished Apis.
1 CFCTL Npra-aT0i VI linton Three out
side rooms hath. laundry. $50 Eas,
~J~~S~o.~~o~o~eo~-~~~~
Halls for Rent
KEYsToNg ftALi. E,ghih ard Madison.
Main ssoo
gEAtLIEI J. esll. = 20 y g ~. y.
38-Real Estate Wanted
I WANTEb- g.. g. or f-roaru furnishra
] room house 20 paved district. close
/ 90 university WIN pay some cash and
some good vacant property. Address
I
~-~.o~~S~~~~~~
40-Exchanges
APARTMENT HOUSE
Want lease and furniture our client has
city lots ard nearby acreage 10 OK
change FOR small apartment house
| lease
MtLtdN BROS. LAND co
oooos2Ies1 : ~ es1e SS9k o-IHl-SSoooo
4l-Acreage for Sale
10 AcRGs Lake front. 10 miles 81 seattle:
good land; good neigh bors. Price $3.50;
SO down, o. psr month See owner
al Marion Bldg
SOUTH AMERICAN LANDS. " per acre
! terms ~ suit We are ruipnizinK
10000 acres ~ tho finest agricultural
ana grasins lend IN South America.
This iE beautiful level land close 10
transportation abundant rainfall and
only four acres r. required 10 the
animal. green grass the yegF round
no fsedina. no disease and No drouEhta
For further Information call and see
uH South American COLONIZATION
COMPANY sea-pot iioRs Building Sc
aitls. wash
$500 f'iR AcRE-GooD LAND
80 acres. y milo from store and post
office - acres ~ this IL fine alder
ash and vine maple bottom; Ross soil
/ easily cleared nearly ievett Is arre4
upland. fine quality free from rock or
gravel balance rough cedar Tor
I fencing ana improvements ats miles
from 49, a. station near good school
milk route. telephone ana daily mail
Just tho place FOR COWS and hogs Price
80 per acre. $500 cash. balance TO suit
plf American Bank Building
20 ACRES good. level land On county
/ ROAD y mile 10 railroad near good
| town, whore there IL employment
Irlc" $500. with 500 cash. balance TO
SUI OWNER Guy ORR 500 Leary
Bidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

20 ACRES good. level land. on county
road. = mile 20 railroad near good
town, whore there IL employment
Prize" $500. with 500 cash balance 10
suit OWNER. Guy ORR. 500 Leary
Bidg
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A9-Legal Notices

HEAL EHrArE LoAN8--S oRTHEn'
usnf MoffsaEs ca. csatfsi uifs
h.t..ea ceiuuitiA snf Ns,isR
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Exchanges
ABATEMENT HOiiSE

ut Nh 7 VI ny TIVI Oh
Want lease and furniture oar client has
city iota ard ar-by acreage 10 sx.
change for small apartment house
lease
MtLtdN BROS. LAND co
s9l-s northern Hank BLDG
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said bonds o
and in
81 levied said Port District
%
Comm
said 81 ~ bonds. mount ~ he
for
Ihep ~
fr ih. Of ~ to q
ufhorty 10
Section 2
70
be O'Clock
4
lis Secretary
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EDWIN }. BROWN. n. ID. 3
I65 10 -15 First Ave.
uuion rnd WashtnEton Blocks.

open evenings until s and Surdsvs
until for people who work. ie~ns
Main 36to.
My Rellingham office is at Elk
aud Holly ats.
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25-Spiritual Mediums

MADAM FRANK = ciairvogsnt. card
reader. paimist. 2Bo l0Bh Pike. cor.
ner first Elliott Hotel
BGYPTfAN cisirvoy8nt and phfsnoiogist.
gives true advice IN business. law. love.
health ana family affairs what she
sees and tells comes true Satisfaction
or no charge. 81 readings for o. iiIB
PIKE ~. between Boren and Minor
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-08-12

Miss Mary Alice Tate returned
from Ruffin last week accompanied
by party of friends to attend a
house party at Miss Tates this week.
ThesMerchants' picnic has been
called off owing to so many of the
Sunday Schools going to High Rock
this and last week.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the new jamestown High school
building which will be ready for the
fall term. 1t is of brick, two stories
high, modern in every respect and a
credit to the community. Itis built
on new lot, west of the old site
where more land is available.
A large number of High Pointers
attended big Sunday" services at
Gui]ford College Sunday.
S. C. Bristowe and daughter, Miss
Dora arrived from Nashville, Tenn,
Monday night
Miss Alice Mitchell, of Mexia and
Mrs. J. w. Carol of Waco, Texas,
visited Mrs. Ad. l.. Burns this week.
Miss Catherine Albertson, of
Elizabeth City, visited Mrs. M. C
Crowson, last week.
o. E. MendenhalI was a Raleigh
visitor Tuesday.
The boy scouts went to Gould's
pond tuesday for an outing. They
report fine sport at swimming.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-08-12
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TOHIGH ROCl

SUNDAY SCHOOLS TOHIGH ROCK
The South Main street M. E. Sun
day School went on a picnic to High
Rock Saturday and report a very
delightful time. The Sunday School
of the M. P. church also visited this
we'll known place last week and like
wise had a very enjoyable time.
Today the scholars and friends of
Wesley Memorial Sunday school
are on their annual outing to High
Rock and that the day will be
thoroughly enjoyed goes without
saying. The members of Lutheran
Sunday School will also 60 to High
Rock Saturday. This place is al
ready the favorite one-day outing
point for High Pointers and all are
glad that Col. Coler made it possible
for such place of recreation.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-08-12
Big SUPPLY STORE HERE
AS OTHERS SEE US

Mr.. J. E. Harris, of Richmond
Va, who conducts chain of tea
coffee and spice stores, was in High
Point a few days ago. He has
travelled all over North Carolina and
part of Virginia in search of q good
location to open another branch
Mr.. Harris stated that High Point
was the best and most up to date
city :he visited. was highly pleased
with our streets and the white way
He noted the fire protection and
police regulations and our splendid
post Office and said: that any city
that could show up-to such a high
standard of metropolitan ideas was
certainlya a growing place and no
where that he visited did he find
such modern city equipment and
so we'll was he pleased. that he has
decided to come here and give to
the people of High Point the same
advantages in his line that the
larger cities get, by having a modern
up-to-date store. Mr.. Harris is in
a position to be of great benefit to
our people, having a number of
stores and buying in large quanti-
ties, will be able to give quality and
price. So step by step we get into
the limelight of publicity and keep
ing everlastingly at it brings sue
Cess.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-08-12
FALLS FROM A TREE LIMB
YOUNG MAN BREAKS ARM.

Zeb, seven-year-old son of Mr.
and J. L. Chernault, ihad the mis-
fortune to break his left arm Tues
day afternoon while playing in the
front yard at his home on Jordan
street. The young man was engag-
ed in jumping from a limb of a tree
to the ground when he lost his
balance, precipitatine him to the
ground. Both bones in the arm
were broken. Drs. McAnally and
Coe attended the boy who is getting
along as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances. Zeb is a
blight boy and his friends deplore
the accident.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-08-12
EUREKA MINING co.

Incorporation papers have been
granted the Eureka Mining Co., of
High Point with capital stock of
$4,000, $40, 500 of which has been
paid in. The incorporators are Mes
sers. D. E., E. A. and Jno. M. Ham,
mer, w. L. Stamey and D. H, Par
sons. The company will deal in
mining lands, already having a
valuable gold mine i'm its possession.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-08-12
THE FIRE DEMON AT WORK
MECHANICSVILLE HOME DE-
STROYED.
Fire Consumes House of C. v. Staley
Saturday Morning-Oil Stove Ex-
ploded.

plUUCu.
About nine O'Clock Saturday
morning an alarm was turned in
from Box 81, the location of the fire
being the C. V. Staley home in
Mechanicsville, about one-fourth of
mile from the nearest water hy-
drant. The firemen stretched line
of hose but were unable to save the
house on account of the progress of
the fire. However nearby houses
were saved by the timely assistance
of the fire department.
The fire had its origin from an
oil stove which exploded while Mr..
Staley was heating some glue. The
loss is about $4,000, house and furni-
ture, a goodly part of the house
furnishings being destroyed, especial
ly in the second story. The insur-
ance carried was $3.50 on house
and furniture.
The adjoining house of Mr. r. j
Skiff was damaged to the extent of
500. or more.
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WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.

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Offering rare bargains in seasonable
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and save money by purchasing now.
Munford's Cash store has a big
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at little prices. See ad on this page.
Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co., an
nounces exceptionally fine values
in a special sale now on. See ad on
this page.
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SALE AT FULL BLAST AT H.
HARRIS & BRO.

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