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SOLVE FLYING PROBLEMS
"ited states Rubber Company J.rn-
h""i"S LIGHT Fabric for tInI-
loon Manufactures

The European war has demonstrated
'nc increasing 'alu" and usefulness of
rIcih and nonririd balloons. both fo,.
hih'arN purposes aud as :, means of
I"p'u transports uon Our own gov.
eminent has observed closely ,h.
achievements ~ this newly developed
hrhnch OF aerial navigation. and in d.
Ncet:ationS have been started with AN
On" /" opuip our naval and military
forces with proper airships.
From the start. it was found to bc
no casN matter TO build a military bal.
room TN" warrin- nations Of Europe
alone possessed sufficient technical in.
lorna ton and experience TO proceed
with any great degree Of assurance
"hd success Although pioneers in the
effort I" conTucr the ain the United
states soon dropped FAR behind in ,h.
WORK OF rerfectinc tho movement they
began. and nov is far outdist.nccd bv
more far-siEhtcd competitors.
II has hcvolvcd upon our own man.
hiHctuicrS. by means Of experiments
ana su"h external resources as lay ut
their command. 20 rodiscovc! those
~ ana rules that govern acrtai nav
ira'icn When We consider tho do
chdo* thar have been consumed in
bringing halloonin- to its prcsci,, in
complete Srat" OF development. tho
dlilvultN ~ putting j; on q pra,tical
BASS I'm ihc short space Of q fow year:
Is readily apparent
IN" Cnltcd states Rubber Company
was among tho first 10 start i'm scarce,
80 knowledge in :his new cntcrpr,so
This company .did what ALWAYS h,-
utcn done IN such cases First !, col.
'cci"d al tho ohtainahlc data as to
what Others know Of ;hc subject and
with ,his 10 work on. 50; ahou, in,
proving and correcting tho MISTAKES
"' others u t"oS months Of patient
research and ma'c moro months rf
costly experiment. 20 attain nnal sue
cess ~ each cas-. trained ycinnti.ts
were aided by the suggestions and adj
VICE OF numerous experienced aero
nif's working ~ tbs almost unlimited
'esorrc"s and spar,n- no expense
tn" result, is TN. balloon fabric now
manufactured by the United S,,,.s
liuhhcr Company. The shcctinrs ms.I
"r" n" I=htcst ana strongest that can
be produced ia america They arc
woven from the nucst Sea Island cot
ION. VIII an "Ncu break in warn and
hil"r, and ~" fire., from knots broken
'nrcnhs ana such 'mpcrf"r,ions as are
INC ""h" Of ha'loonis,s Tho nnc. pure
runner. = secret process Of tile com
rHnl own Invention. ; applied by
specially Trained wurkmcn so as To
produce smooth impcrmcablc sur
face
MI this has hecr accomplished il, an
!H''''HIt SNORT space 81 time What
'"fthoF "d'HnccmcmtS viii nc made We
v"n only surmisc. Tho possibili;ios :,
"cr''l h"Nic"tion a-e so unlimited tina,
u" amount Of effort and energy cx
pended III its hchr.f can bc considered
wasted The United S,atcs Rubber
company has entered the field Of bal
io"rln. as q scck". after knowlcdcc
an" g" such II viii hc found wears
after tho "rt ha> passed il. cNpcri
-
groups or pcrSi<jcu, energetic think.
"fs Is ""ntcndinc With tho problem of
"ddin2 10 The worlds output az high
grad" fabrics.
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ENAMELlNG
PLANT AND EQUIPMENT
D"dEr Urothcr>' Factor! itH> capacity
{" IInndtc i.3m isodir> Ever,
Twenty -Four Hours.

INC remarkable finish OF tn" all
steel bodies of Dodge Hroth"rs motor
arf rs always tho subject u adnI'a-
ION whore motor enthusiasts gather
OF ruunarisons and this hiss l"d ="
Iuau$ cou!ccturcs - to how The nmish
arpliod.
Tho department, in which The h"dtes
bro onamoicd iu tn" plant Of Dodge
Brothers at Detroit was developed
Withm tho plant aud portion ~ fh"
I,ro-cas - secret.
Tin s,cc' bodies aTc r-rcfully pro-
,%rcd for thr reception OF III" enamel
.rhieh IS applied IN a manner develop
ia in tho plant and are 'hcu con-
vcScd through q battery ~ ovens ap-
caImatcly loo" fec, long by double
haiu system.
wbcu ,hc> emerge tho enamel has
nc,u baked ON ana has tho high IUstcr
ma, has attracted 50 much attention
Tho entire installation cost more"
than ;i5c"on and many parts Of IL are
exclusives Dodge Brothers, The neat
rs 1utoma,icslly controlled h! cleo
tricitl and tho temperature is m','m-
taiu,d cvcn'v Within iivc dcGrcc~ TIC
hcat loss ig but : rcr cent. so careful
!, ns,~ Insulation boon worked out
rrc ovens have e @aua"i'v OF i5"c
cusmclcd bodies every
2 .F,i.'y -four hours
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GEORGIA NOW LEADING
IN WORKING CONVlCTS
Hrr"rt at june l, 1919. showed -."6-
Felony and I.IS: Mi>hcmcn""r
tun, iri. u, Road Work.

Can,i,t road work Is dcvol"ucd in
.;cor-ir ia a greater ,Ntcut than ia HnN
a,n.r state sumo !. l"l1 according |"
q rcpor, received hy 'hc National Com
,niitrc on r,isous judcc GEORGE ';c"r-
T. g.uu OF Savannah. ..'G- felony tud
JIsj msdcncanor convicts wcr" ,rH
rloyct ON tho roads.
Tho State prison commission has SIT
p.rvt7;on over All felony ANA misdo.
mrauur prisoners lu Hc"r"i> This
centralized control is in advance OF The
.ncunod ia vogue in most states 81
pl-,in. misdomcnn"r prisoners uuicr
county control. II makes possible tn"
hotrcr Development oC an: labor US
'cm, on roads. farms or in manufac-
turing.
NJ male prisoners capable 90 road
work and work unou drainage systems
arc pror0icd ont 1" ;hc vayjouS "c'3r-
tics which make requests Cor ihcil rro-
rata. exclusive 81 boys under fifteen
or AGED Or infrm conVicts Any Nv, or
moro counties may combine for ih,,
purpose Of working and improving tho
roanS Of their respective counties with
The approval ana CouSc1t OF 'h> prison
commission. y county has the RICH;
Z" deliver its quota Of conNl'ts :" M
'ther county. tho county receiving 'itc
"onNicts raging for tccir services by an
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when on the ground. MIR widmcr has
had wide experience in Germany.
SEVERAL. Or YALE: MEN
EXPERIENCED N AEROpIA>ES

Seceral Of the Yale men have had
experience in acroplancs. cord Meyer.
OF Great Neck. l.. l.. holds a French
piiott license. &. d. MInSon. uf New
York. had several weeks OF observation
work in a French captive balloon a,
the front.
Half dozen other members Of tho
corps have had flying experience, and
four will study for their pilots license
this summer. Two members OF tho
corps arc familiar with the coustruc-
lion aircraft. These arc H. j. Bald
win. OF Saranac Lake. y y. and Derby
weston. Of Winchester Mass. both Of
whom have helped 10 build nyinc ma.
chimes
III tho course Of time tho member:
of the nyinc corps will learn 10 direct
inc artillery fire 81 The four Yaic bat
tories while nyins over tho cucmy.-
positions. 1t will be remembered that
iaie battery took part in tho Spanish
War. II was this which inspired the
creation OF the new battalion
Princeton University on April H. nv
faculty action, decided to make mill
;ary instruction part Of the curri.
culum. The board or trustees took this
action largely as the result, Of a speech
delivered by President John Frior Hin
h"u on January %, when he asserted
That IN the event OF tho United state
becoming involved in war. young men
who had not been pre- pared in military
duties would he led To tho slaughter
IKE cattle IN tho %hamhics
The University Of Minnesota Bow.
dom college aud Williams COLLEGE also
nave some degree OF military training
Bowdoin has both course OF ins,ruc-
ton and drill NJ Minnesota. freshman
students arc required to drill
New York University is about To
start student corps and course OF
lectures cornell University. which ha.
the ludicrous land grant college sys
tom, condemned alike by prcparcdnos-
advocates and 10y UNDERSTANDINGS and
graduates without regard to opinion
about preparedness. may change ITS
methods radically.
Many thousand COLLEGE students viii
attend tho summer training camps ~
fIatSburch y. s.. Fort OcIc,horpo
Monterey and other places this summer
Tor a month Of intensive work under
nitcd states army officers and i'm tho
company Of regular troops This is
generally agreed To- be tho best tram.
ms 81 all.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS
PREPARE FOR WAR

.onI'nncd From First PascD
nN INC builders OF the drisbles, sew
oiai OF whom arc Yale graduates
IN" Val" airmen's trips 10 The Hart
i"rd arm"rN have been under tho COM
"i'"" 81 senior Lieutenant T. F.
SiocGm. and they have received ins,ruc
hon from Pilot + !, Widmer. OF tho
Connecticut Aircraft Company.
They have been instructed in general
maNcuNcrinS, tho posts and duties OF
chS'nccr observers s,nd crew. and also
INC duties 90 the ground section. which
'hcI""cs taking tho machine in and
ont OF the hangar and caring for il
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AXIOM ENROLLED IN
CAUSE OF SUFFRAGE
"nhstcr Is "GUilrn Flyer" That WIN
rake Mrs. Alice =. burke 10
Pnciuc Coast.

hcn the SaNonS dominated Eng.
wv tlcN were lords and masters Of
I'c'r women. Suffrage for the gentle
|" was not dreamed Of by them Bu,
IL ages have made changes. and tho
mons have kept pace with the times
r"i that reason alone the selection
saxon -Four roadster AS the car
L Dear Mrs. Alice SniiZor Burke from
3c" york. to san Francisco in the in
l'i"St Of thch votes for women moyc-
cnt was in line with the progress Of
|'Aon ideals. Officials of the Saxon
[ot"r Car Company. however. cons,d-
II distinct tribute to tho sturdi-
c"s ana rcliability Of tho motor cars.
RS Burke, accompanied bv Miss Nell
lch"rb son. expects to cover 10000
ii'cS Of ground between New Yorl;
~" The western coast and every foot
III lac Travelled in the little roadster
The departure Of the Golden FLYER"
IS tho roadster has been chr,stcncd
as made from New York. Mrs. Car
~ Chapman Gait. president Of the Ma
unHi American Woman'S Suffrage As
Dciatiou. christorcd In" motor car.
Sh" broke bottle Of rasolin. over
: hood aud radiator, naming i, Cold
u Flyer. Speeches ny several OF the
uffrarc leaders and a long parade
( motor cars, which escorted the tray
lcrs to III" "dcc Of tho city. COM
lctcd the demonstrations
Mrs. Burke and Miss Richardson lief,
quirpcd with all manner Of luggage
pr - lonS journey. In addition to
icir personal effects. ih" roadster car
led a typewriter aud sowing ma
hino. Both Mrs. Burke and Miss Rich
rdSon believe that every woman
houlh hc able t" do her own drcse
cpairs. and they had small sewing
laChinc nttcd to he carried in tho
rotor car 50 that they could keen
hoiI garments in order throughout Tho
,nc journey
Tho roadster. nov The "Gnldcu Fly.
r. 's stock car. and carries only tts
OCULAR motor car equipment The
'oiucu viii alternate IN driving tho
iachuc and they arc confident that
hey can even change a tire, should
hi. prove necessary along tho COM
~ roada and away from caru-c g.
iliiics.
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CAUSE OF TIRE TROUBLES

" IS estimated that over 1000. 900
automobile tires nc consumed IN :.
YER OF this number. despite tho close
7" ION tircmakcrs uow in existence
inc Goodrich factories in 1915 produroI
carly ",0oc.nGn
irohahiF 80 p"i cent Of tho tires
'hat 20 7" the scrap pic prcmaturcIy.'
states III" Goodrich MAGAZINE ..h.,c
cen Weakened through undcr-innatior
or oNcrloadinc
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trails OF whose intervention they NAV
still rest some hope.
Hero we have tho justification of the
formula with which began that
ErIcrum and Ncrduu mark a turning
point OF The war E:rzcrum shows the
alliance shattered and
tho end Of tho hopes ,ha, tho German
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ANOTHER TURNING
POINT is REACHED

continued From First in.cD
III conjunction with the menace OF Sa
iohik!. which has helped to paralx2c
the Constani'nopie government. has put
an end. The Balkans have once moro
hccomc foi the Germans secondary
ihcater "t operations: they nave been
compelled "a return TO their oricip.,
plan, and 10 ask. as before tho docl,r.
ton Of MAI. which enemy they must
crush iirSt-ihat on the west or tina,
on tho east
VOW MI ST START Wtn
ALL OVER AGAIN
For the second time they have come
10 me conclusion that the enemy 10 he
hcatcn Is that of the west No ,louh,
they considered that Russia. by rca-
son OF It's immense distances from their
frontiers. would require long rimc
for is complete subsection. and that
even then Great Britain and France
"ohih nave no reason TO confess them
selves beaten without having them
selves lost their armies. That is tho
meaning OF the battle Of Ncrduu Ev
That act The German general staff adj
miiS that the past has brought them
nothing decisive. nothing oven assured
ana that they must, so to speak start
the war again
bnt they viii begin again under less
tavorab bic conditions. not only because
OF the dwindlinc OF their resources hut
because Tn" admission Of 4 fresh starr
cannot bu, excite the anxiety Of ,hcj,
allies and provoke the i'll Will OF ncu-
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imperial stan had placed in the balkan
offensive as An offset 10 tho failures of
1917 and 1915. Thus the first cycle
OF the great international conflicts Is
closed without success for rhcm. Vcr.
dun marks tho beginning "f a second
the development Of which viii depend
on tho issue Of tho battle
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Get Close 40 Nature


Ii will do the tight wads good te
once and awhile get out in God $
great open and commune with
nature. Hear the birds sing; see the
winds play softly against brush and
tree; gaze upon the cooling streams;
Watch the 6eldsof green corn lift
their headsain M t0s the
sunshine and rAiu leatlfis
FIJI green carpeeed g
evening shades as lie aud
lark scamper here and there and the
COWS aceFae x.jeyfillly TO the bars.
bringing Ilelf xof milk;
the chicken aud to
roost and tue
envelope ell with IT'S codliae Sc
and you lay down to pleasant dfea
Then tell me afferwards if you
haven I a lroadsf c9lleeation of life
and its surro1ndiss get close
TO nature often--it VIII do you
good.
And yet there be skeptics-who
profess to believe there is no God.
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lHiphf and Sunday in the city viii
/ relatives she was companies
i home Sun lay afternoon by Mr. aIlf
/ Mrs. Robert Richie, and Miss Lena
Guyerzof High Point.
Mi. and Mrs w. =. Davis attend
led services at the Primitive Baptist
Church Id MechanicsviIle Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Jester were
visiting in High Point Sunday at
the home of Samuel Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. " GuyeT were
callers at Pennys Farm Sunday
afternoon. !
Master Ben Lowe spent Saturday
and Sunday with his mother Mrs.
Thomas Love, at Edgar n G.
a. M. Payne has purchased q
new automobile.
Mrs. S. N Gnver is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. E. Weavil, at
Wallburg.
Mrs. Omer Harvell is spending
some time with her parents Mr..
and Mrs T. C. Henderson.
Rev. Samuel McMiNan attended
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the power vested in
me IN q certain indemnifyinR chattei mortgage
executed by the Southern Wood Finishinx
70. On March ID. 1915 and recorded i'm Book
~. Page Z4.in officeReRister ofDeeds of Gull
ford County. default having been made in the
payment OF certain notes to the Commercial
afionaf bank and the said notes having been
PAID by me by reason of my liability as endor
ser. + X. II. Wheeler, the UNDERSIGNED mort
Ra&ec VIII sell at public auction for cash, to the
highest bidder at the office of the Southern
Wood Finishing Co. on Commerce ST ia the
City ct High Point. ~. G. on August 18th. AT
~ O'Clock A. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit: I-'e 80
All the raw material. CONSISTING of silax. tur-
penfine, !inseed Oil. paints, filters, stains oils
gums ana wakes; all the machinery and equip.
ment consisting of electric motors, mixers
grinders. sflafungS, pulleys. hangers betting
and scales; all of the office Furniture and fix
lures consisting Of typewriters, desks safes
ana chairs; and all other material and manu-
sfacfured stock and book accounts and anv
and everything else located i'm the Huildir,rr af
the corner OF Commerce and Hamilton Sire cts
in the City of High Point, being the property
q the southern Wood Finishing Coz also 50
snaIes OF stock IN the Fourteenth Series Of the
HIGH FONT Perpetual Building & Loan Asso-
sSiataQn. and -FOUR shares of stock in the Tom
SHnson Chair Manufacturing Company the
same having been assigned to me as Collateral.
ms the Ind day of August 1916, -
R.H. WHEELER
MnffpaueFs
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There fs more catarrh I'm this section OF
the country than all other lliseases nut
togeti1er and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable For grear
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
q. constantly failing to cure with local
ence has proven Catarrh to be q consfi-,
tutional disease, and therefore REQUIRES.
constitutional treatment Halls CafarrIl
Cure, manufactured by +. r. Cheney e
Co, Toledo. Ohio. Is the only Consfitu-
tlonal cure on the market. It Is taken IN
spoonful Tt acts directly on the hiond
and mucous surfaces OF the system They
oner one hundred dollars for5any case IL
fimoniAls. ~ = IS 3
Address: r. ]. CHENEY d CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
q Take Hall Panty Pills for constipation.
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The Review is not inclined to
publicly blow its horn about the adj
pertising value of the paper but we
] KNOW that good results are OBJ
tained from space in the paper. We
don't claim the earth, but we do
conscientiously think We have one
OF the best advertising mediums in
the weekly field in this section and
that it is worthy ofthe consideration
CT any merchant or business house.
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Mrs. w. r. Bowman Of Mt. Airv
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. H Parsons last week.
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High Point, Route |

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pearce spent
thezday, Sunday with Mr.. and MR..
Clarence Pearce of Route z.
Early Saturday morn ng the stofk
left twins. a boy and girl, with
Mr.. aud Mrs. john Taylor.
Miss Daisy Stack, of C,nfax, spent
a few days recently at the home of:
her uncle. John r. Cook: g
Miss Leona Gnyer spen S lit fdayi
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Mobilization National Guards
Camp Glenn on the Norfolk

I4OUIULdf1Utt -ENdtkOIlGI Qua us al
Camp Glenn on the Norfolk
Southe. II.
Near the Ideal Watering Resorts.
Morelead City and Beaufort
Spend your vacation or run down
for weekend ia this delightful
1 section.
See the Tented City. Witness the
Dress Parade, Drills. Guard Mount
You will enjoy seeing how the
boys live, eat and sleep
Summer Excursion Fares to More
head City and Beaufort. Ere
4 quent Shuttle Train Service to
and from the Camp. -
Full information will be cheerfully
furnished by your Ticket Agent,
D or j. F. Mitchell. T. P. A Raleigh,
N. G: H. s. Leard. 6. PA, Nor
folk, Va.
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HELPFUL FRIENDSHIP
Written For The Review.

Helpfulness obviously presuppose:
a need and faithfulness a prompt
response to its claim. Without the
presence of a need there could be nc
! place for any he1pfuiness in any
! forInaor degree
I ! Faithfulness in whatever direc.
: ton Its meaning may be applet. OF
whatever condition its application
may be considered calls up before
tie mind frmness of purpose and
strength of Win-power to over come
any and all opposition, to turn aside
and change the time of thought and
action.
There could be no higher tribute
paid to any one in the performance
OfTecognized duties and the attain
n1ent of high ideals than to say IF
him, He was .faithfvl." It's the
browning ,,denoument of -unsWerv-
ring fidelity and loyal devotion.
Friendship EXPIRE ssing social re
lafion of congenial fellowship and
mutual sympathies, goes further and
{ includes more than mere good will.
This much we may rightfully. Claim !,
if we may not AWAY expect i, from
friend or acquaintance, from all
whom we may meet along LIES
weary journey or in the sweet ely
Sums of JOY and happiness: Good
wishes unexpressed are too often a
negative quality of mind action.
inert and Lac king the incentive of
effective action 10 tie of much. or
any practical benefit to any one in
conscious need of human syfnpat by
expressed in ways that " tell of the
hearts purpose aud sincerity. :
The-Fetention and cultivation of
real worth demands careful aud
thoughtful consideration for it is, in
the lives of most people. most sensi.
tive and easily wounded. In pure0t
faith it is accepted and cannot
brook the continued appearance,
real or inaginary, of uHkind neglect.
At the first show of unfaithfulness
some one will turn sadly away in
iILdisappointment and sorrow AS the
tickle nature or changing mood of
some trusted friend is Enthusiastically
revealed to him.
Discrimination can have no place
in true friendship II must be real
or it is nothing. Still further its very
existence may also depend upon its
accepted value. Only in sincerity
and all it stands for may we meet
the demands of satisfied friendship.
However much or little il may rep
sent this is inexoribly required of
II that it be sincere and without ex-
q gsratjo2.
SIS t is always possible to do ones
trends an injustice in requiring of
them unthoughtedl and unintentio-
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Miss Carrie Jones has retorn,,,
70 her home in Winston after s snsnS
ling several weeks with reIativo a,
here, 0'i'es
Last week Mrs. &c. Farmer Of
High Point visited her dausS VI
ter Mrs. Curtis Hedgecock.
E. G. Grissom and son Elsie aro
spending a week with relatives near
New Hope. N. C.
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HIGH Point ROul

The farmers are busy curing to
fbacco and preparing land forwtleaf
Bert WeaviI snapped horses last
week for better or worse.
Mrs. Martha Guyer who has been
Wishing her daughter Mrs G.
Weavil has returned to her home at
w. L. GuyeTs
The Thomasvilie- WaughtoWnroad
is. completed as far as WaIlburg and
lit Is one of the best reads ia David
son County. Mr.. Hester has the
contract, Mr.. Brinkley is la charge
of the concrete work and is building
the bridges over Abbott's creek.
Aseries of meet ngsare in progress
at Bethany Reformed Church.
The Association meets ct Wa
burg Baptist Church. beginning
Tuesday after the first Sunday IN
S ptembs II. The c lored Baptists
will also have thu If association
Thursday after the first Sunday.
r.. M Clodfelter and son. Eugene
spent Saturday, in High Point on
business.
There has been some change ID
the mail route since the good roads
have been built. giving Viii Ander-
son better roads which he deserves
because he is faithful and oblieiDe /
Justice" in the Winston Repub-
lean is trying to put the jitney cut.
If business but the writer thinks
hey have just as much right as,
my other vehicle. It's service we
Saut these.days of good roads.
Very little sickness is reported Id
he community.
M. "A. C. -
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Sept 9Th over the good roads to
the fair grounds.

Don't make any other date for the
sixth of September, but make your
ARRANGEMENTS TO attend the good.
roads celebration at the fair grounds.
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All Notices and Advertisements not CON.
tracted for specified time will be inserted
and charged for until ordered out.