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115 CEISTS JrUlt XW 1148 EACH DAY IS PLENTY In SteriliTj ti Augustus McLellandJ Neil, Mooresville TAYLORSVILLE NEWS. 1647 -r- Tt1v 7 MAnv Draft Army To Be Called This Week (Continued From Page 1) 2558 I v.amuriufcc, person who spends more that rents a day on food can be said luxury," declared 13.54 1906 Henderson of Harvard in a lecture today at the university A feature of Coca-rv -5 self pure and d-1 1 Pty and dfe presen-ed for yo jl- enjoyment by clean bottlinc. racr C0sr Your Holland you'll be pure, wholesome l-jv: beverage. Served --f by refreshmer.t-t rants, cafes ar.d rrJt "People, oy ouying 0f fQOit should be able to live on dav. Good buying csentiaL The thought that one 309 Thomas Harlee Anderson 437 Avery Beuford Harwell 1324 Arthur Torrence, Troutman, 604 Amos Vecue Brown, 1 43 Otho Eugene Sigmon 2181 Archie Richard Stroud, Harmony, 1 1763 James Houston Gibbs, 4 1548 John Elisha Smith, Harmony 1264 Meade Compton, Ostwalt 1066 William Blackwelder, Moores-ville 924 Stamey Thompson Morrow, Mooresville 2455 Barnet Clyde Campbell, Char- have eggs lor oreaiam tr.w mg anu meat ai uinm-i- I sary.

I Prof. Henderson approved of com bread, white bread, dates and cheap 9Fifti T.nnnifi Pinknev Payne, Char i ssss but nourishing meats to cut tne of living. "The high cost of living can cut onjv through the kitchens," I sajd. 'Qur cooks are far from les 420 Ralph De Witt Green 1014 Samuel Jephthah Westmore land. Mooresville 1178 John Pearl Reinhardt, Moores nomicaif the housekeeper of to-day has lost thc art cf buying, and near- ville 514 James Baxter Minnish 2374 Thomas Carter Gof orth, Hou- ok nor rpT1f Qf the food matter wastcd in the kitchen." stonville 433 Smith James Hallman 1229 William Blackwelder, Dun- Dr.

Coite Sherrill Makes Visit. lap 10 Henry Ross Bunch 1045 Henry Knox, Mooresville 1021 John Christian. Mooresville 1705 Franklin Burette Wilson, The many friends of Dr. Sherrill were very agreeably prised when he arrived in the last Friday afternoon for a few visit. Dr.

Sherrill is stationed the Officers Training camp, with Stony Point 1331 J. A. Brotherson mcdical reServe, where he will return cr.J A33rcss) in few jayS I ur. onerriii states nai tney Wftrlci thfk mnn nrpttv hTA hut outing seems tQ haye done him nt. ao tic iuuno iioit Mice T.ulu Matheson and niece, Matheson and niece Miss Mable Cooper, spent Saturday in Statesville.

John Wattson Moore, son of John W. Moore, of Japan, has enlisted Toiv, trr, has been attending the summer school at Chapel Hill and returned here Fn day to visit his grandfather, J. Moore. He has been teacher matnemaiics iur jiasi in-- in the Winston graded school and had already been elected as Principal of Mathematics department in the Durham High school for the coming vear. It is with regret that we see him leave but wish him great sue cess as one of Uncle Sam's soldiers, Mrs.

WT. D. Deal and daughter, Ruby; were charming hostess to the Book and Embroidery clubs and few other guest Friday afternoon from 1 4 to 6 o'clock. Progressive rook was played at five tables and five of the ladirs cut for the high score, namely: Mrs. J.

H. Burke. Misses Margaret and Sue Hedrick, Miss Margaret Feimster of Newton, and Mrs. L. C.

Hicks. Mrs. Burke was the successful contestant and received a dainty handkerchief. A de licious salad course and tea was served, follo.v-d by sweets. Miss Norma Stevenson of Hickory, is visiting ner granapa rents, vir.

ami miss Margaret rcimster oi ton, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. oaran reimster. Miss Emma Peimster is visiting her father, H. P. Feimster at Moores ville.

The Alexander county teacher's In stitute begins to-day and will be con ducted by A. T. Allen of Salisbury! formerly an Alexander citizen, and Miss Parrott, of Kinston. NEWS FROM LOR AY A series of meetings conducted by the pastor, Rev. Leigh Davis, and as sisted by Rev.

J. W. Watts, closed Sunday. Several were received into the church as a result of the meeting. Miss Jennie Sherrill went to Char lotte yesterday to spend a week with Mr.

and Mrs. Hubbard Deal. From there she will go to Washington. Miss Rosa Guy went to Mooresville to attend the picnic there and visit friends. Messrs.

Hal and Glenn Fry, Rev. Haiti wanger, Mrs. Hal Fry and Miss Bertha Cline leave Monday for Blow ing Rock and other points. They ex pect to camp and will be away for several days. Miss Vera Nash gave a birthday party Wednesday at her home at Bethlehem.

Many interesting games were played and all enjoyed a pleasant evening. R. Little and daughters, Ollie and Edmona, go to South Carolina to visit his daughter and son, Rev. and Mrs. Keston.

Mrs. Keston will accompany them home to spend a month. Mrs. Cullen Ostwalt Js spending a month with her mother, Mrs. C.

A. Sherrill. of a REMIT THEATRE Heats Your Entire Hcuil 1 t3C 24 to Prof. AN ftp ulytt 10 is must cost be 51 he eco- is Coite sur city days at the are rh0 SQod Statesville TKA2Z MAM Ike 9sbmilLt atket. mm, 'ry One Register The CALORIC Sensible.

No unsightly waste heat and of pipes prevents pro'duce is not TAKE A iESSON Is Sold "The Store That jf. rrr An Ambition Way is Nature Way. Nt Economical and Heakhfd expensive pipes and rzsi clutter the cellar. overheating the celr.bru spoiled. FROM LAST "ttlSTEE 1685 Troy Garland Shoemaker, Eufola, 1 487 John Roner Morgan, 3 1282 Fred "Jasper Murdock, 1 1323 Silas Smith, Mooresville, 1847 Earnest Howard Graham, Mooresville, 2 797 Frank Bratton Alexander, Mooresville, 3 140 John Bell Glover 2599 James Burlie Wilcox, New Hope 1536 Elgy Meeter Renagar, Har-monv Third 50, Friday 1922 James Daily Moose 1723 Benjamin Franklin Wellman, Stony Point, 1 1779 William Humphrey Johnson, Troutman, 1 1236 DeWitt Simonton, Mooresville 2247 Lloyd Lafayette Deaton 1 2011 Rockwell Ingram, East Monbo 432 Vance Hastey 18 Ralph Hedrick 652 Raymond Thomas 927 Lackey Myers, Mooresville 1484 Avery Henderson Cozart, Harmony 739 William Price, 6 1751 Carney.

Arlian Caldwell, Mooresville 601 Frank Alexander Starrette 1322 Doctor Isiah Rosboro, Troutman 1146 James Fred McNeely, Mooresville 1103 Jasper Felix Goodman, Moores ville 2319 James Franklin Hunt, Elm-wood 1395 William Alexander Claywell, 2479 Jona Harris, Turnersburg 606 Sanford Bailey, 3 182 John Reid Winecoff, 2 -1771 Wilson Henry Isenhour, Mt. Mourne 513 William James Morgan 46 Locke Vangreave Simons 1020 Junie Lee Young, Mooresville 1651 John Robert Malone, Eufola 1099 Fred Marion Fields, Mooresville 1955 Joseph Butler Woodsides, Lor-ay 2441 John Bennett Patterson, Houstonville 2628 Fred Albert Lazenb, 4 1636 Charles Anderson Morrison, Rl, Eufola 223 Sandy Dalton 2066 Robert Tate Setzer, East Monbo 1441 George Norman Sloan, 5 117 Thomas Batson Austin, 1 2330 Vester McDowell, 1 602 Dave Gregory 390 Fred Hyams Deaton 2233 Moses Arthur Beaver, 2 Mt. Ulla 75 Elmer Wendell Dean 1818 Troy Lee Sherrill, 4 Mooresville 772 Edward Grier Waugh 1456 Jenner Victor Woodward, R.2 721 Henry Lester Moore 1419 Early Grade Mason, 1, New Hope 2390 Lonnie Gwynn Johnson, Jennings 786 Walter Martin 1549 John Washington Shaw, 3 Harmony MONDAY VIRGINIA PEARSON "RoyallLance" ALSO Two-Reel Keystone Comedy TUESDAY SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN "The Jaguar's Claws" A smashing, fighting story of the border. Sessue Hayakawa as a Mexican bandit heads an all-star cast. Ralph Point, Reese Hope Reese McNeely, Stony 1 Morris Mayberry, Ney James Lambert, 2 Williahi Pinkney Harris Stony Point.

2017 Luther Lippard, 3 2397 Lanie Myers, Jennings 343 John Maston Brown 2008 Williahi Ralph Hudspeth, Eu fola 2414 Hershhll Harrison Rash, Jen- mngs 1613 Lemuel Cowan Hoover, Eufola Route 2100 982 2467 726 15 905 933 2331 Franra Harrjn Long Tevenauch. Mooresville Williahi Floyd Feimster, Olin Raym md Little Maiden Ralph Gaither Masor Wiley Johnson. 1 Espy Caldvvoll Malcolm, 4 Moorehvilie Hermin Moore Patterson I Fi Romu ville Leve Joe th 50, Monday 'Jtto Renegar, llouston- 1531 2209 1288 452 355 1843 530 809 2579 1114 2607 2473 1470 645 2135 Klaspey, Harmony Frank Overcash, b. Troutman Keatoi, II a Ranso Asbury Campbell Walte: Cornelius, Mt. Moume Samuel AMen Robbins Preston Durant Bumgamer, 1, Jooresvilla Franklin Shoemaker.

New ilope Frank Hoa iM't, Moore jhn 1, HI Aber him 1 Charlife Martin, Jr. New Hope Os-a? Rri! 3 Br 1 1 is Marion Har- no ly 2622 218 620 1334 550 1611 MacH Vrac. i Claudil Marrice Davis la.pie I' 9 James Harrison Steele Dtk3 Monroe Hartll, tt Eu- 574 lemMtl Wh-i-. Jr, 31 Hoarv Solon 1432 Sloan. 1727 Do rtlui Stevenson Armstrong, C.

2047 VillUn Hon' Orrrn, 3 981 HioemaWi-r Moorer- ville 1848 Mooresvill 2662 Willie Mable Summers, 3 "Cleveland 1570 Andre Jaskson Beheler, 1, Eufola 1 1817 Glenn Sherrill, 2 Mooresvile 2577 Williarv Melton Shoemaker, New ope 770 Williari Marion Wilson, R6 882 John Lottiwick Harwell, Mooresville 2078 John Fuoyd Stimson, Troutman 677 Williarh Barrier, 6 2360 Jasper Blaine Cartwnght, I Houstonville 2119 Andrew Rignal Baggerly, Har mony. 749 Williari Walter Lee Smith 2269 Arthur Edgar Lentz, 1 2592 Parke Weatherman, Jennings 1868 Oliver Williams, Mt. Mourne 1509 Raymoh Belmont Helmes, Houstonville Will Faulkner, Mooresville John Robert Pence 1211 525 1417 1574 Edward Franklin Mason, 5 Hinton Burette Best, 3 2034 2434 Stamel Mills, Troutman Stamevi Burgess White, Jen nings, 760 William A Wassen Bal ince Tuesday 183 Lonnie Welbourne, 1 58 Chas. Bell Waugh 1276 Emmet I Brown Morrow. Mt.

Ulla. 2 1791 Outel Mayes, Moores-ille 1956 James Owen Woodside. Lorav 92 Ben Summers 2128 Carl Chambers. Harmonv 5 Alex ointon Beaver 350 Howard Turner Campbell 1580 Joseph Paul Carter. Eufola 1 54 Williant Herbert Tomlin 2365 James k'ranklin Cash.

Har mony, It 2615- Sherril Cloer, 4 870 Eari Connell Fesperman. Mooresville 1714 Walter Murdock, Eufola, 1 549 Deyt Heyser Smith 1132 Lloyd Harrison Melcher Mooresville 440 Walter Erskin Johnson Rae Conner Harmony 1485 Burton 1674 James Lmes Sharpe, Eufola 1 INSURANCE FOR SOLDIERS Being Worked Out Also Protection Foi Dependents. Washington July Sam began to out to-day his plan for insuring Lhe lives of thoir. who fight for him and protecting their dependents aga nst want. was assisted by repref atives of the country's great insurance companies, who conferred with Government officials at the Treasury Department.

programme was discussed at conferences t-day among officials of the War, Navy, Treasury, Commerce and Labor epartments, the Labor Committee ot the Council of National Defense and the Presidents and other high officials of leading insurance I companies of the United States. Soldiers and sailors, under thfe tentative plan could obtain from any company JUfe insurance at peace time rates. The Government would pay the addiional premium charge due to the wix hazard, plus the cost of administering the. insurance department. Life insuraice would be issued it is contemplatid, to both officers and men in amottits ranging from 1,000 to $10,000.

Pbremiums might be paid in instalments, in order to lighten as fax as possible the financial burden. Death or total disability would mature the policy. Last winter ycu szftn-i of discomfort stoves. Take furrirre rri. this winttr.

the method. No stant attentitn. t-t a inform heat thrcjehv-t the house. Can be put zzjt: old, because it heats -just a have to cut f. If The CALORIC Pipeless Fcrna C.

ATKINS Not Only VVATKINS for Everythins to Build With" hULL SIOCK-LOW EST PRICES In Statesville By- Crawiord-Bunch Furniture Shingles, Doors, Window Moulds, Flooring, Siding, Boxing, Ceiling, ng, Laths, Lime, Lement, Next Planters' Wh. Statesville Always Welcomes Yea ALSO PATHE NEWS WEDNESDAY BRYANT WASHBURN IN "Filling His Shoes" Own ALSO FORD WEEKLY -COMING- GivizatiuMi PRODUCE MARKET, 1476 Little Arthur Anderson, Har 280 2322 1292 972 983 757 966 and a Record Cleaning and Pressing i You may spend much money for HIGH PRICED clothes, but unless thes 'clothes tare kept neatly pressed and cleaned, they will soon lose that neatappearance.Our place is fitted with the most up-to-date equip-ment for pressing and cleaning and we guarantee to return all articles to you in such a manner as to warrant your continued patronage. If you are not Pleased with ryour Pressing Try Us WE PLEASE. mony fourth 50, Saturday John Stevenson Coot Little Lloyd Barnes Rimmer, 2 lroutman Wade Mitchell Shu, Moores ville James Rowan Small, Moores ville Arthur Morrison Steel Alonzo Lee Poole, Moores ville James Lcray Fortner, iviooresviiie Ford E. Beaver David Campbell Cowan 332 John Wesley' Baerearlv TW uUKm mJ iw.

tkM svr 0jt7 2456 im numiii to rc frim tM hit i nmM p7 2090 Daniel Lemuel Warren, Bar- m)Tlr Tt miiVkmm 1 rlril mri fT T- 1 SKiSdc UcUcat lU Corrected each Wednesday atomnnn lum opnngs 379 Alan Anderson 1560 William Dumas, Harmonv 542 Fergus Stevenson, 3 2107 Fayette Ramsey, Eufola 194 Hilliard Sinclair Byers ws IWMrin. wfck mm bmcc. mqm "The Southern Serves the 874 Oscar Lamont Gunnell, 552 Hiram Walter Sherrill A. LOWER 2665 Eugene Turner, ElmwoodR 1 BlaLee 15c 12c 25c to 23 5c 5c 6c 30c 8c ISc 17c 75c 13.25 12.00 12.25 2595 Wilcox, New Hone 1300 Melvin Iurence Tucker, Ost and Batarday afternoon by The xiie urocery vxmpany. HP Tnxkeyt per Pr 25 unea Appies Dried Peacbee Dried Peaches peeled.

4 wwax I Tallow Oil Barrels, each Corn, Wheat, Oata, Peas, Peas, white per 4 4 These prices are wholesale and what producer may expect when selling to urw. imuui are zugncr. t. Cotton Markets walt 2124 Oscar Pierce Campbell. 7 1673 Clyde Walter Shame.

Eufola. PHONE 350 Successor To TTQPTC DDrccixiP Battery Trouble Righted, ii you i nave Uattery trouble, bring us your Car. Well locate the trouble. All work done by an expert! STATESVILLE MOTOR CO. 1887 Latta Claude Combs, Stony Pt zye Arcn weaver 2438 Robert Lee York, 2, Hous- -tv JXSZ the th Tonvme 676 Rufus Franklin Byers, 6 2132 David Nathan Elmore, 1769 James A Honeycutt, Mooresville i 1294 Melvin Roscoe Sherrill, 1 Troutman TIT T-wifvT Af Best grades sold on Statesville BUILDING? C.

Watkins. I market yesterday for 25c. iesue.