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HARD ON THE NEWSPAPERS ! * *Wh> Kansas City Star Has Raised Its Price. JL . i In announcing an increase in subscription rates, the Kansas City Star, | a leading paper oi' the West, said: "Two increases in costs have made this unwelcome step imperative. The ^ Star has just been notified of an in crease in me price ui pun 1 take effect July 1. The amount is f staggering. It will mean an added ex- i pense of $600.(J00 a year in producing the Star: This is merely the latest in a long series of increases. In 1916 the Star paid $42 a ton for paper. Now the lowest contract price is $120 a k ton?an advance of 300 per cent. & - "The second increase in cost is a K new advance in postage. It will cost J H 11M: cents a week, for instance, to I Don't Be 1 8 v -*** I 1m impovc ktmu. cwrrt?Tj o*?s. ^ E 1 MIT06EN ? " ' L , Mco^otuojjr* knowni |B a **?. EfecttM Tm tion ant M mi (mti) MMv i up the! /T\ the elin H / jl \ liver ar i^B' / A \ ***** itself an H I j|B " up the ? ? t creases Bgr reserve enabling |^B pen is e TLI***"* "" " ? . cents ne , 5r*?*?i??in B n*?mSS For So B -fBcr~>'? i K- f B IsBBjj^J' Bpiai-fci4-[+:+:+:+:+i+:+i4 \m | Roads 4 '4 1 1 ? '4 Mi H? IF YOU AE K FOB A DEMONS' I LET OB A 490. 1 | A PLEASURE FOj V | WE ALSO G : I DON'T FOB 1 % AND TUBES. AI ki L> IflllAi ?,a MNK PHONE 31. Mil M l f I ?-K4*ttK-K4? $ / 4 mail a copy of the Star into Che third postal zone, which includes Eastern Missouri, Central Kansas and Northern Oklahoma; 16 cents a week to mail it to Colorado Springs, in the fourth zone; 18 cents to mail it to points in New Mexico, in the fifth zone; 21 cents to New York, in the sixth zone, and 25 cents to San Francisco, in the seventh. That will be a postage charge of $11 a year to New : York City, and $13 a year to San Francisco. "An advance scale of postal rates was fixed by act of Congress three years ago. Still another advance will go into effect next year. This brief statement tells only a small part of the hardships of all newspapers under which many must inevitably succumb. Newspaper mortality wiN-be very heavy during the next few years.?Manufacturers KecorcL ? ? Veak and AV -iri? efficient \ drag around from day in a worn-out condition, energy, ambition, strength durance. If you are nervous, tin and easily exhausted?if LI I gestion is poor, your dioou rished, your kidneys, liver wels sluggish? TAKE i VLTOGEN ! I jparation is a compound of well nedicines that aid in the digesl assimilation of the food, build I >lood and pui il.v ir by increasing linative powers of the kidneys, id bowels. It is complete "in id all that nature needs to tone entire system. Maltogen inyour weight. It builds up a of strength and endurance, thus X you to resist disease. Maltoxactly the thing that convales>ed?a general reconstructor of t bodies. le at $1,20 INGSTREE DRUG CO, ee. S. C. $ JCl E THINKING OF BUY] rRATION WITH A NE fOU WILL BE UNDER R US TO SHOW YOU W AERY A FULL LINE 0 GET THAT WE CAN F <S0 GOODRICH TIRES . y !TRCC Ml) J I I ILL IVIU "WE ABE AT Y KILLED MOTHER, SAYS SON h ! h Confesses to Murder for Which Fath- j * er Was Hanged. n k A self-confessed murderer of his ^ mother?a crime for which his fa;herjj( was hanged seven years ago?Arnell j Love, 22, a Ceylon, Ont.. farmer, is in j j jail at Toronto. During evangelistic services in his t home town. Love went forward and ' 0 declared to the evangelist that he had ^ ! clubbed his mother to death because ( j she had reprimanded him for "keeping I bad company." - ' Young Love was one of the princi- L . pal witnesses against his father, Hen-; f | ry Love, who was convicted by a jury 1 Q ( and hanged at Owen Sound. Ont., for j ! fVi A /irimn . I'AO o oa Whii.i I I the evidence against hiir. had been' most circumstantial, on the scaffold I the father made what was believed to 1 , be a confession of his guilt. 0 i The son grew up mto manhood a' J prosperous farmer and the tragedj of ^ I^^N'SUPPI I ATTENTION, MR. Xpw is the time to place your fall use^ Put more machinery on your 1 all the year around, and you wo After the crop is laid by. put a Saw Mill, Lath Mill, Shingle Mi Sheller, Cord Wood Saw. We make a specialty of light i Mills, Feed Mills and Farm Mach HYMAN SU) The Machinery Hou WILMINGTON, N. C. I "I1 /CHEVR I uring, ( Ian! NG AN AUTOMOBILE, iW VICTORY MITCHEL] NO OBLIGATION WH. NAT WE HAVE. >F AUTOMOBILE SUPFI 'UENISH YOU WITH BO I?THE BEST IN THE L< TOR SALE! OUR SERVICE" KI ^+^+frK-K-K-K-K-K- K+tt is life was apparently buried unti e attended the evangelistic service le told the evangelist, tie Rev. C. h lharpe, that when his mother repri landed him he was angered an illed her with a stick of weed and hr he body in the cellar, where it wa ound later. On advice of the evangelist, Lov ave himself up to the police, who ar nvestigating his story. In the mean ime, the young farmer, apparent! reatly relieved, is indifferent to hi ate. - 0 lie sure to insure your tobacco cut ng barn in the -Etna Insurance C< efore it is too late. For further in ormation send us a card or phone 8 r 73. W. H. WELCH, Mgr., Kingstree Insurance, Real Estat nd Loan Co. Have you subscribed for The Rec rd? They are givin away, free, i 'ord Touring Car, and other bij >rizes in connection with a subscrip ion campaign. FARMER: r 2 orders for Machinery for j|| farm and give your help vork g at have trouble keeping them. j| the tractor to work ruining jg 11, Corn Mill, Feed Mill, Corn | Saw Mills for farm use, Corn g [nery. g PPLY CO., I Be of the Sooth NEWBERN, N. 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