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PAGE EIGHT CAPE FEAR NEWS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1916. "Ballots for Both" New Pa. Woman Slogan (By International News Service.) Williamsport, Nov. -With nearly 50 women in attendance the annual convention of the Pennsylvania Woman suffrage association opened here today.

Dr. Anna Howard Shaw is one of the notable national suffrage workers in attendance. Prominent state leaders include Mrs. Gifford Pinchot and Miss M. Carey Thomas, president of Bryn Mawr college.

The principal business of the convention is the planning of the fight before the next state legislautre for another referendum on the suffrage amendment. The legislative committe conducted an active pre-election campaign and reported they have pledges of support from a large perof legislators elected at the centage recent election. It was announced at the opening session today that the slogan of the Pennsylvania suffragihas been charged from "votes for sts women" to "ballots for both." The convention will close Friday. Men From 4 States Discuss Ozark Roads (By International News Service) Oklahoma City, Nov. 21-With good men from four states in at- Henry Ford Is Now Visiting in Asheville Nov.

-Althouh William Jennings Bryan in Chicago today denied the report that he is to make Asheville his future home and would vote here, friends of Mr. Bryan here continue to believe that he will eventually make this city his home, this belief being based on statements he has made in the past. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan will arrive here about December 1, for a short rest at Grove Park Inn, as the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred L. Seeley. Henry Ford and secretary, of Detroit, arrived here today and are guests at Grove Park Inn. Mr.

Ford arrived on the regular New York Pullman. Contests for Seat in Congress in New York New Yore, Nov. HEquit, Socialist candidate for represen tative fran the twenty-eighth gressional district, announced tonight that he would contest the election ni his Republican opponent, Isaac Siegel, who received a plurality of 459, ever Hillquit, according to the unofficial report. Bernard Rosenblatt, Democratic candidate, who received 631 votes less than Siegel, also will contest, according to Mr. Hillquit.

President has About Completed Message the Ozark Trails association here today for a two practically copleted his next annual message to Conghess today Delegates are in attendance and plans to put the finishing touches Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma Col. W. H. (Coin) Har- on it tomorrow. It will be devoted alKansas.

most entirely to domestic matters and of Monte Ne, is presiding. will deal primarily with legislative direction of the association a has questoins recommended to Congress of permanent highways previously and not finally settled. built in the four states, with The principal items in the message heart in the Ozark understood the be railroad legisprincipal arteries of the system are created lation to meet the situation at Springfield, Mo. In adthreatened railroad strie last discussion of the matter of by the to August, a measure to allow Ameriand promoting interest in build to form common selling highways, the conventith has an can exporters abroad conservation bills, program of instruction in all agencies measure and Porof highway building mapped a corrupt practice to Rico bill. SPECIAL FOR Wednesday AND Thursday 20 cent Lad and Lassie Cloth, 27 inches wide Same quality as Devonshire Cloth 12 1-2c per yard Cahitot FUNERAL SERVICES OF SHERIFF DEES Conducted by Woodmen of the World at Rockfish Baptist Church Yesterday.

Funeral services of Deputy Sheriff Dees, who was shot and killed 1 by negro Sunday night, were held at Rockfish Baptist church yesterday afternoon. A large crowd attended the funeral which was conducted by Rev. McLeod and Rev. Townsed. Woodmen of the World had charge of the funeral service which was conducted along the rites of that fraternal organization.

Interment took place in the cemetary at the church. Great Loss Caused bv Black Wheat Rust (By News Washington. Nov. Black rust caused wheat growers this year a loss of 181,000,000 bushels and was repossible for the lowest yield per acre spring wheat ever recorded by the Department of Agriculture. In Minnesota the damage was equivalent to 10.8 bushels pera acre, p- resenting a loss of $41,000,000 upon the basis of $1 per bushel.

In North Dakota the damage amounted to 13.1 bushels per acre, or an estimated loss of $92,000,000. Nebraska farmers suffered a loss of $2,000,000. South Dakota growers lost $44,000,000. FAYETTEVILLE MARKETS Produce. Revised by W.

J. Byrd, successor to L. C. Wooten. Cotton.

Best Cotton Turkey 13c to 15c Fodder to $125 Eggs N. C. Sides Roosters to 85c Hens to 55c Peas, white $2.50 Peas, stock to $1.50 Chickens, broilers 35c to 45c Hay 75c to 90c Corn Shoulders Hams, old 23c to 25c Tallow Sweet Potatoes REZNOR: We are heating bath, bed, dressing and dining rooms for others why not your's. Ask for estimates they are Ence, and we are glad to be of service to you. Phone 325 laS New Waists at The Fair Dept.

Store Great Bargain Sale That Are Beauties Never in the history of this store have we had such a big line of beautiful waists, Silk Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepes, Voils, Poplins, etc. A wide range of different models offer a selection that is sure to satisfy the most critical. Many have the new fishue that are so popular this season. SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL A large assortment of $1 shirt $7.50 Georgette Crepe, now at All $1.50 and $2 shirt waists, waist, while they last, going 4.48. now at 39c.

assorted in styles and colors, $5 and $6, values at $3.48. SPECIAL IN COATS $4 and $5 Crepe de Chines, at during sale going at 75c. $8 and $10 coats, sale $2.48. Ladies' coat suits valued, at price $8.98. $3.50 and $8 values, now $1.89 $35 sale price now $19.50.

If you don't want to buy a new waist, suit or coat don't come and see these, because you won't be able to resist buying, when you see them. THE FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE On the corner next to Lyric Theatre Fayetteville, N. C. The Store That Saves You Money ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL ROAD COMPANY roads tendance convened session. from and vey, Under network been their The converge dition routes ing dextensive phases out.

The Standard Railroad of the South Train Service: Inauguration Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and Asheville, N. C. Puilman Line No. 2045. Passenger Traffic Department, Effective with the first car from Wilmington Sunday, June 18th, a with the first car from Asheville Monday, June 19th, 1916, the Atlantic Coast Line, in conection with Southern Railway, will inaugurate through Standard Pullman Cars, ily, between Wilmington, N.

C. Asheville, N. C. on the following schedules: Westbound, A. C.

L. Train No, Lv. WILMINGTON, N. C. 8:45 p.m, Lv.

Florence, 8:05 p. Lv. Sumter, S. 9:80 Ar. Columbia, S.

C. 10:50 p. Lv. Columbia, S. Ar.

Spartanburg, S. 3:20 Lv. Spartanburg, 8, 8:20 Ar. Hendersonville, N. 5:50 Ar.

ASHEVILLE, N. 7,00 a. Eastbound Seu, Ry, Train No. 4: A. C.

L. Train No. 54. Lv. ASHEVILLE, N.

C. 8:00 p. m. Lv. Hendersonville, N.

C. 9:10 m. Lv. Sptrainburg, S. C.

..11:35 p. m. Ar. Columbia, S. C.

3:10 a m. Lv. Columbia, S. 5:45 m. Ar.

Sumpter, S. C. a. m. Ar WILMINGTON, N.

C. p.m. line with the last cars from Wilmington and respectively, on Sunday, September will afforad comfortable accommodations for passengers visiting the seashore and mountains during the summer. W. J.

CAIG, Passenger Traffic Manager. T. C. WHITE, General Passenger Agent. Sou.

Ry. Train No. 3. NORTOLK SOUTHERN THE ONLY LINE OPERATING IN NORTH CAROLINA WITH PASSENGER STATION IN THE CITY OF NORFOLK NORFOLK. VA.

N. B. The following schedule figures published as information ONLY and are not guaranteed. TRAINS LEAVE FAYETTEVILLE. 7:35 a.

m. daily except SunJay for Lillington, Fuquay Springs, Varina and Raleigh. 1.50 p.m. daily for Lillington, Ruquay Springs, Varina and I Raleigh: connecta for all points ARRIVE FAYETTEVILLE 10:20 a. m.

daily, and 8:25 p. d. daily except Sunday. For further information apoly to C. M.

Beasley, Ticket Agent, Fayetteville, N. C. E. D. KYLE, Traffic Mgr.

H. S. LEARD. Gen'1 Pass. Agt.

Everybody who reads magazines buys news. papers, but everybody who reads newspapers douse': bay magazines. Catch the Drift? Here's 4 the medium to reach the people of community. Depositors Fourth National Bank WE WILL CASH ALL DIVIDEND CHECKS FOR THE DEPOSITORS OF FOURTH NATIONAL BANK WITHOUT CHARGE. Cumberland Savings Trust Co.

Thanksgiving Foot Ball Game U. N. C. vs U. V.

AT RICHMOND, VA. For the above occasion the Atlantic Coast Line will sell excursion tickets for all trains on November 29th for those scheduled to reach Richmond up to 2:10 p. m. November 30th, at $4.00 from Fayetteville, limited returning until December 2nd. For schedules, sleeping car accommodations and any further in formation desired, apply to N.

H. Biddeol, Ticket Agent, Fayetteville, N. C. Charles McNaughton, Frisco DeV ere, Helen Jost and Winfered York in the big, musical comedy success "NOBODY HOME," which comes to the LaFayette Thaetre on Novemder 23..