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iomper Cloth, !Z?Xhy 25c
CdoocI MattlheSSs. Tocktag . i
Heavv Plaids aoid ; Shirtiogs.
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Anniversary Prices in Silk Department in Messalines, Taffeta, Crepe
Crepe de chine, Pongee, Tezzo silk, wash satin, Georgette crepe, from
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. All wool goods, revised to present price of $ool. Black and navies in
in most all qualities, 54 inch silver and goldtone cloth at - $3.69
Also French serge, -storm serge, copen, wool poplin, storm serge 98c, to 4.85
Sheetings in light percales, heavy sheeting, AAA , Cherry Mountain and
Mohawk bleached sheeting, lOc to 79c. Other sheetings at low prices.
Cotton Goods That Remind us of 1 0
Cotton Days
Staple Apron ginghams at 15c, Cotton dress plaids 55c, winter dress
ginghams 59c quality for 38c. White .Devonshire cloth 45c, Applewren
oress gingimms yc. jDianKeis, ail wool wnite DianKets $lo.2iD.
and plam blankets, from $2.98 to $7.75.
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DALE ROAn c.,..7l,E ARCH.
I inability to
fin as a fPrtPrai cnaale road
the reason Toitn S1?
the failure in paving th'e JQr
more than two miles of roaL ?Uy
tog from the city liml
Randolph county line near ZcL i the
W. C. Boren, chairman Se
of county ' commissi p,. : 6 board'
t6 J. Elwonri Pnr tvt- a letter
that R. G. Lassiter, now e
paving the road toward Thornf-i,10
has the contract signed to W T e
the Archdale road na ?m 011
ishes the present work and that
contractor is of the opinion that tT
two projects can be finished bv tI
uary 1, provided cars can be 8ecuS
wr uie transportation of material.
there hjas been muoVt rH... ."
pro
commissioners to abidp
which sundry " citizens consid
and con on the faii,, on
lonp-rs to nViirla c
romise
f they
enma HfU i i A, Q M
y Promise
madp and fhio dic.non i. .
vuiu mpvuosiuu aas
$2,000..000 issue of bonds tn k . m
on in late Novemner or early Dece
ber. The explanation of Mr. Boren t
Mr. Cox will serve to put some lieu
on important items that must v .
sidered, regardless of what ha w"
pened in the past. Mr. Cox, in hig
statement, asserts the Archdale road
to High Point is the most important
one in the county: a feeline that
who have regarded the slowness in
,ne action oi tne commissioners n
tantamount .to holding something
over their heads to make them vote
right have long since shared. IQ just.
ice to Mr. Cox, however, it should be
stated that he has never expressed
that view; his expressions are con
tained in the following statement:
"High Point and especially the
community just south of town a
naturally very much interested in the
construction of the hard surface road
to Archdale.
It is well known that recently a
committee from our chamber of
commerce, the Commercial club, the
Rotarians and the Kiwanians appear
ed before, the county commissioners in
behalf of this road, and while I was a
member of this committee I was un
able to be with them but understand
they returned satisfied that the com
missioners intended to build the road
as soon as it couW be done. I after
wards went to see W. C Boren, chair
man of the board of county commis
sioners, promising that the Commer
cial National "bank would assist the
county in financing the proposition.
He again' told me that this matter
had been -.favorably passed and gave
me reasons for the road not having
been built before.
. Several times there have been
communications in your paper with
respect to this and I thought it might
be of some satisfaction to quote from
a letter wmeu i ictcucu
Boren, a ""few days ago. He writes
-r. r-, -n rTO - "
"As explained ot ,yon whe here 1"
think it would be a mistake to begin
the Archdale road ..at this season of
the year, as I am sure it could not be
finished before some time in the
spring. I did all t possibly could to
get this Archdale "road in as one if
the federal aid projects, but could not
do so. Had it notj been for the fact
romnelled to take aa-
l vantage of the offer of the government
to pay 50 per cent on tne roaa
from Greensboro and the '2 miles to
ward Winston and the Thomasville
road , beyond High Point we shoulfl
not have built a single mile of hard
fhio vpar: We had to ac-
cept the government's offer by July 1
or lose it. It seems tnat a
many people about High Point do not
understand this situation. I have al
ways considered the Archdale road
rrom .Migh Point one or tne most im
portant in the county and it would
have been completed before the other
loads mentioned had we been able o
get it in as a federal aid project. We
were compelled to do-this other work
or lose : the government's appropria
tion of 50 per' cent.'
"Mow 1 siihmit that the commis
sioners did right in : complying with
the government's t wishes and securmt,
this appropriation. At the same time
T think wa should uree our comniis-
RioTiftrs tn cnmmfince on the Archdale
road just as soon as the Thomasville
road is completed, regardless of the
time of the year.
"Mr., Loiter, the contractor, in
forms ,tn p. that he has? siened contract
to commence work on the Archdale
road just as soon as he can complete
the Thomasville road and he u
stated that he thought it possible to
complete them both by the first of
January if he could get empty cart.
which to ship the material. . .
I would be glad to join otners
nfttition to the commissioners to
begin on this, .Archdale road just as
soon as the Thomasville road Js
roTrmYAterl rpsrardless of the tiine
rf tha tear hnnrl 'ediifl or anything
else as I ffeel that to High Point it
is the most important road: m w
ford county. '
"r thought thn tliiff letter from Mr.
Boren to me might clear the situation
a littre bit is my reason for tnis
muni cation." 5 '
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