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ANNOUNCEMENT
For the remainder of the month we will sell at a
reduction of from $2.00 to $6.00 every hat in our
store. Also all dresses, of the very latest models this
season, will be sacrificed at this sale.
T
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mill
519 Main.
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Phone 366.
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J FIVE POUND CAN J jf j
Coffee - WW w
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M. J. B.
COSTS YOU LESS
PER POUND
BUY IT AND SAVE MORE MONEY
Because of its superior strength and
richer flavor you use less M. J. B.
per cup than any other coffee.
EVERY CAN GUARANTEED
The most economical
coffee you can buy a
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ROCKY POINT,
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Tin; ouTDOon i.iri: ri:soiit
Soaten: May-December
GUIUKS, HOKSKS. DOGS, f'A.MI'IXG, HL'XTIA'U,
I ISIII.NG, HOATI.VG
sTonn, xi:.vrs, torrAGi:.s, mouskhoats,
GOOD J5EDS, (JOOI) MIULS, A GOOD T1MR
rou i:vi:uvuov
DANTIXG IX PAVII.IOX i;Vj:i5V .SATIT.DAY XIGIIT
rem: mocxtaix si'itixc vatj:k.
HARPST & WHEELER, Proprietors
arwyriji'Miwiii j jmjjmnwewwnMun wrtimwuw iwi imhihmt imb
People's Market
PRODUCER TO CONSUMER
-Our prices are always a'
low as they can be, or we
could not sell our QUALI
TY MEATS without con
ducting "Sales," which we
never do.
Phone 83
534 Main St
Read the Ads-It Will Pay You
MSTHITH
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ti'italiilni; fi'iiturfi mi' ho iiroiioiim't'il
ill-it It KiatuN iiilli' iiIiiiii'. I" tliln ami
In mam uth.'r ri'iH,iM
Get Your Winter Wood Now
Kor a limited time I will sell you your winter wood t
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at lui lumnving iuiiu.niy iin.i..
DOUBLE LOAD BLOCKS $-1.50
GREEN SLABS $3.50
l.OVI ON. .Illl 'J" ! nw' '' -
(inty tnol ll ti- l i-nth . ll
laun of lie kliiKlriii Pul.i'-o. tin- Kin -i
of Kins !oorge ami ijnitn Marv It
vu n simple affair, tholr Miii-stlH
movtiiK about amoiiK tholr f rlnnil i.
stopping now ntul then to Krpt ihit
nun or slmise bund with that one
while on their way troti thn pulu'
to tho imvllllon where lhe too hail
tt'n
i The Krone vn brilliant The wenth
er lid very well. fo- while It was
olmiily there wn no rain. Score up-
oi irores of cully (Irefseil women
walheil anil chatted with illstinguHh-
oil Ren era! and mimiralu in full roei
! moms, or went over the polltl'iil t
1 tttation with state-men, of whom
i there were a great ninny there from
I every party.
Tho kind nnd queen cam" out from
, the ntilnce at four o'clock, nml the
nearest Imud played the nntlonl nu-
them. Tho wholo of the Kreat com-
pany stood still, and then hogim to
, flow with one accord to'vard their
I majesties. From that time for two
hours, tho "Rardon party" wan Juat
I what It was intended to he. ;
! Tho Queen was tiro sil in u otrlk-
In robo of apphlT'e. brocaile-1 silk
and the I'rlncesH Mary, who followed
i her mother, wore plult and white at-
' in. Tho King had discarded hit fitr.i-
, illnr field inarxlial'M uniform nnd ap-
' peareil In tho bii;lt hat and frock coat
of other poaco day. He was In Kocid
humor, and npent most of hw tim
1 talking to tho soMler and nullors
who HOtight him out. The Queen putd
particular attention to the "new and
1 the young. a one who wan there
put it. hut did not nei'Ioct lur ol 1
1 (riendx.
The Foclallv ombltiouw wrii not
pre-entod in person to tliolr majea-
iif the mem fii"l of ! i-
1-. ins takn a . proof posltivo thoy had
entered th. cincted realm. AIo it
r.hi- the K in, :t ml Q'le.-n 'nor" time
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W. . SEEHORN CO.
622 Main.
Phone -72
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riillnilelplila llonnl of Trmle Ouif
pile tiitl-tii Which liullciite ,Vo
llllip III l.hillK ClIotN
I'hii ai'ki nil v M i v r
Tho cost of HvitiK I llki'l. i -i ii
hlKh for a Idiik time n le tV'
opinion of the Plllltilellihln I'mhI n'
Trad Thli view In u rii!i if -i m'.
pllatloll of stat lot leu from mini- liii. -of
trade mid imlustrv
AccordlilR to lhe't flrui-. i Mi.' id
vauce In prices In this coir tv n
"I 1 I hits been about nT p-ic mi
In t'oniida I l" percent (Jr-ii tpii-iin
1S3 percent and Franc 2f ""rci-ni
tt Is pointed out that. In m , r i: , '
erfal reductions in the price ' ' '
tho advance In other cnmmndltloH
since tho nrmlHtlru has been ho uri-nt
that the averaRe price nehi'ihtl"i hn
been reduced but ." 7 percent blm
prices provallliiK Octotier 1 'il.
' The followlnc aro Riven us rontons
why wiikoh nil) tiAt he niMc'i f.ir
a considerable peilod of time i
j Practical stoiipaue of Itiii-.luiHi'ni' i
slnco 11 J. doprltlni; th's '.u n : r- ' ,
eroral mflllotiB of workers win.
would normally have come to ns mid
thUB have relieved the labor shortuKe
which confronts American Industry i
upon the resumption of eapacio m,,.
rot toils.
j Uotentlon In the Governmc -t i"i'
tary service of nearly 2 no" "'
worbej-, .which. It Is decided will ,
doubtless continue an Indefinite p -r '
lod.
Creation of new industries mi ii
as shlpbulldiuc nianufucturn of ciicni ',
i icals and dyes.
rrcent demand for btnld:"i? aed
construction of evt-iy cHpm du t !
tholr havlnt? been forcibly held bni k ',
tor several years, ; '
f ShortttRo of world food sirrt'e
.and uniformly high prices. Pro-
portlonatoly higher levels of com-
i inodlty prlcoa existing throughout ;
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Conformity With Our Facilities
MIT only are tlie quarters eiiilpmeui mid i.n i'
the First .Natlonul Hanh MODKHN hut nui .. m .
too We ruroKiii'o iliut b contributing lo 1 1 1 . pi
of tho rominuulty mid growth of Ita Induct ri. - ' ti
Ktitutiun's welfare will nihunre- its well.
X liuilti'r hIiii .mui me, ue lnlti' nml will npp ii,
iiiir iicciiiini on our lioul,,
I'. I!. IIi'iiiiics, I'lmiiiriit.
I.. I". Ulllcls, li-Pieslileiit.
I.' -lie U"r.ii, Ciililfr.
M. Colllei, Aist. ii.liler.
I'Iiii M. .Mimie. Ast. t'iiliier.
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sue First National Bank
KLAMXTM TAI !.i
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ror .baturdav
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At the Theatres I
Don't ferget: tho Rlks will hovo a
'onvenilon hern August II, 15 and
10. Get hu y1
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In
The I.iborty Theae will have .is
its chief attraction today Tom Mix.
the rowhov Htar. In a wllllant ! ov
Production. "J fell Honrln' Heforni
Among tho stirring things Mix does
aro' a wild rldo down tho side, of a
steep mountain and a leap "ti horse
back from a balcony to a roof, man
and horse dropping through the roof.
Why do wives apparently without
reason to tho outside world, sudden-1
ly leave their husbands and seek the!
divorce courts? There aro many reus-j
one doubtless or wiiicn tno general
public is unuwnre, hut a novel ono Is
is Introduced In "Don't Change Your
Husband," tho new Cecil H. DoMllIo
Artcraft photoplay which will bo dis
played nt tho Star Theatro toduy. nf,,rlN 'kl"N
Is a novel plcturn In every respect
and wonderfully presented. Gloria
Swanson, one of the loveliest women
of the screen, has tho leading femin
ine role and Klllott Dexter shares
with Lewis Cody tho honors of tho
male characterizations,
.TAnnln VnpPlinrann la Ihn niittinp
It Is an original story presenting the Tom Mlx hBS appeared. It is Allied
The Liberty Theatre
Pi cents
TOM MIX
in
"Hell Roarin' Reform"
which a devil-may-care cowboy
rides to glory.
Story liy Joseph Itoacli
Scenalio by Charles Krii)u
Dliei tlon by Kilward J. Jx-Siilnt
Cast:
fM TOM MIX
Kathleen Connors
Jenkins, her father,
George lierrcll
Minister 11. M. Turner
Baxter. Jack Curtis
Ilartentler Cupid Morgan
You will find "Hell noarln' no-
form" the liveliest plcturo In which
BEEF:
NICE JUICY RUMP ROASTS, per lb
NICE JUICY SHOULDER ROASTS, per lb
NICE JUICY BFEF BOILS, per lb.
BRISKET CUTS, per lb
SIRLOIN STEAKS, ncr lb . . 28c
SHOULDER STFAKS, per lb
ROUND STEAKS, per lb
FANCY VEAL:
;
02,.
22c I
15c
18c J
30c j
22c j
2$e
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LEG ROAST, per lb 28c j
SHOULDF.K. per lb &c
VEAL STEW, ner lb 26c
BREASTS, per lb 15c J
VEAL CUTLETS, per lb '.'."..... 28c, 30c J
woman's viewpoint on a question
rather pertinently put In "Old Wives
for New," by David Graham Phillips,
which Mr. DeMllle recently produced.
Hut this Is not a sequel to that story.
On tho contrary, It Is an entlroly now
and original photoplay with a wealth
with breath-taking momenta.
Tonight Only
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Liberty Market
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Remembei,awhole carton!
It pays to buy current-savin
National Maxada Lamps. They
Rlvo throe time tho light of
old style bulb for the tan
light bills.
Buying Ave In a blue, conven
ience carton aaves breakw
and gives you extra lamp l0
keep on band.
Roberts & Hanks
Egg Mash, Growing Mash, Fattening Mash
To Your Chickens
Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
126 South Sixth St Pe s1
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