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THE HOBBY HERALD, QOl i ? T THE LATEST AND SMARTEST STYLES IN || Gents Furnishings , WE :.AVE ONE OF THE BEST STOCKS OF CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS, TIES, AND ANYTHING IN THE ! I GENTS FURNISHINGS LINE CARRIED IN THIS SECTION |j IN THE NEWEST AND LATEST STYLES. I MONROE AND SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES S We are exclusive agents for these clothes, and can fit * i I you in the latest and most up-to-date styles. Quality and j I workmanship guaranteed. They wear well, fit well, and reI tain their shape. Try a suit and you'll always be one of our I I customers. ; I A FEW SUITS AT AND BELOW COST j I - We have a few suits of Apple Brand Clothes that we I I are closing out at and below cost. Act quick and get your ! I > pick. I I Gents Furnishing Company Fall Opening | OF Ladies Ready ta Wear [| 1r Beginning Wednesday, Sept. 1st., We will have on dis- fj play the most complete line ever shown in this section, of j*| Ladies Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, and under- \\ wear. Wc are specializing in ladies' Ready-to-wear, and can r *i ... - Irurnisn anytmntj vou want in this line. | I Our (joods arc all selected on Fifth Avenue, New York f | City, which you well know is the style center of America. ? | Call on us We can please you in style, quality, ana I g Tohnr Momontiln p Amn#iHu 11 iiauui mciuainiic uuill|Jdiiy |j (BELL'S) I Tabor, N. C. | New York Offic e, 296, 5th Ave. | j I WAY, S. C., AUG. 26, 1920. NEW FREIGHT RATES [ MAY BENEFIT STATE Columbia:.?That th" now freitr't I rates considered Thursday by tb1 I railroad commission will benefit Mi>i| South, blinking now business int"> I the lection, is tho oninion of traffi" I officials and raihoad men who at - , I tended tho hearing before tho com- 1 mission when the new freight and'! express rates were considered. Th~ J opinion exj)iossed by nuinv t f thes I experts in freight matters is that J the new rates, increased far 1 s^ J than rates for other sections of thejl country, will induce manufacturers j I and other lines of business to settle ,1 in tho south. [ The traffic organizations of tlvll Southeast and South have for I months prior to the interstate Com- I merco Commissioner's rate decisi n,jl contended for lower rates in th<5 I South than in other sections, on thvl ground that rates in the South were j alreadv higher than for other sec- I tions in proportion to the railroad I income. The increase of twenty- I five per cent for the South, as com-J pared with the 40 per cent for the I North and thirty-five per cent for I the we?t, will, state tho traffic mcn.il attract capital to the Southern I states. I 11. I'\ Ma.rv nn. of Charleston, co^ I missioner of the Charleston Traffic I Bureau, was in C lumbia for 1 li ^;I rate ncarinur lu,fo"o the railroad c~m I mission. Ho is a monitor of the; I board rf governor- of tho S >utlr rn i Traffic League a"d rconHy a<t ndod a mooting of tho board in Atlanj ta. Ho stated in Cohr^lva tlia4 th 1 board adopted a ro.*olu4ion in which j it was stated that in no Southern state would the L( a<rue oppose increasing intra-stato freight ln'.os t> the firures fixe I by the inter tat" Commerce Commission on int rstato freight. The resolution says"The decision of the Inter0*at^ Commrcc Commission in tho railroad and express rate advance cas< s fully iust'fv and sutsam tho positi n which tho League took, that ilio railroads in the South had ni'itorinlly over-estimated their rooirrni nts under the new transportation }?ct. The hoard fools that the increased rat' c a'lowed will completely sa1isf tlv revenue, requirements of th ra;lroads and express company In this territory and believes that Southern shippers will be greatly Ivnef it ted hv tli In gc r\ ? /? r\ 4- ^ - ? , w,,v ivon p\Jl V/r'llWl^C III" | cvrase allowed in the South than in other territories." South Carolina trafic officials aro of the opinion that the new rates jwi" hotp this State. The climate and labor conditions of the state make this an ideal location for larire manufacturing enterprises, and tho now freight rates, they state, add to tho attractions of the section. Sam J. Inland was in Conway iast week. | A B i k Est | The same I ACCURACY, [ I WE CARP I ARTICLES, 1 I 7 jj Our Pr Is tlio be; ' antee boih proi r Bring you ! besi prices. Prescriptic Cily free o! ch: i i DAY 'PHONE NO. 30. i V THE OLD RELIABLE m f. 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