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please kb friend*. In nm distent
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plaat kb reindeer and tleigh with a
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wa know that bo wUI find away to
bring the true (pint of Christmas to
all.
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It b o comforting thought and o
blessing to know that regardless of
the unhappiness and disappointments
which have been the experiences of
many the post few years, there re- , ,j
mains the traditional feeling of good
cheer at Christmastime. Let each of
us bo conscious of the things that
ore expected of us thb present sea
son. Let each of as spread cheer and
happiness and goad fellowship with
all that* wham wa came in contact
to porp&rafo the glories ej^en
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Triangle Service Station
Classified and Legate)
LOST—ONE BUNCH OP KEYS ON,
Broad (Street between King and
j Queen. Finder please return to
, O. M. Elliott, Elliott Co., Edenton.
j' Reward. Itpd
FOR SALE—SIX BANTAM CHICK
ens. See Jim Blair, East Church
Street, Edenton. It*
L6ST—LARGE BROWN LEATHER
, pocket book containing ration
books, eye glasses, driver’s license,
change purse, etc. Reward, if re
turned to Mrs. Junius W. Davis. |
dec.23pd.
FOR SALE—TWO FULL-BLOODED
Holstein cows, one fresh and one
calf. Will sell in lot or separately.
See V. J. Turner on I.ayden Fanil,
near Edenton. dec.23,30p i.
FOUND—LOCK TO AUTOMOIU U
gasoline tank, together with keys.
Owner can secure same by appiy
! ing to The Herald, identifying
| property and paying for this ad.
! FOR SALE—SEVERAL BUILDING
lots on Route 32 on way to Albe
', marie Sound Bridge. See W. D.
Moran, Edenton, N. C. rec.23pd.
; ' WARD’S SHOE SHOP NOW HAS
11 another repairman apd hopes to be •
: in position to give better and more
; ) prompt service. j
| FOR SALE GMC THREE-QUAR
ter-ton truck, 1936 model. Fair
shape. Pruden Forehand, Route l, 1
Tyner, N. C. decl6,23pd
FOR SALE—ONE CORNER CUP-j
board, drop leaf tables, a number
of small tables and paint sprayer.
See Capt. P. H. Bell, at Chowan
River Bridge. dec.9,16,23pd.
EMERGENCY CALLS FOR UlSE
ful and beautiful Fuller gifts tak
en while they last. Phone 84-W, or
write R. H. Bachman, Dealer,
Edenton, N. C. dec.9,16,23,30pd.
> KINSTON "GRINDING COMPANY.
, Sharpening service for barbers’
hair clippers, horse clipper blades,
scissors, pinking shears, sausage
mill plates and blades. Guaranteed
to cut. Mail to Box 84, Kinston,
N. C. dec.9,16,23pd.
: FOR SALE— ONE MULE. WILL
sell cheap. Apply to Fred White,
Route 1, Edenton, N. C.
dec.9,16,23pd.
i WANTED— ALL PEOPLE SUFFER
! i ing from' kidney trouble or back
ache to try Kiddo at 97c. Money
back guarantee at Mitchener’s
: i Pharmacy, Edenton. exp may 30
FREE! IF EXCESS ACID CAUSES*
you pains of Stomach Ulcers, In
digestion, Heartburn, Belching,
Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get
. free sample of UDGA at Mitch- j
I eneris Pharmacy. exp dec 23 p .
PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! DO:
your own Permanent with Charm-
Kurl Kit. Comple e equipment,
including 40 curlers and shampoo.
Easy to do, absolutely harmless.
Praised by thousands including Fay
McKenzie, glamorous movie star.,
Money refunded if not satisfied. I
Mitchener’s Pharmacy.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Amelia L. Privott, j
deceased, late of Chowan County,'
North Carolina, this is to notify all
creditors to present their claims to
the undersigned at Edenton, North
Carolina, on or before December 2,
1944, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 2nd day of December, 1943.
WILLIE CHARLTON,
Administrator of Amelia L. Elliott,
Deceased.
dec.2^1,16,23,30, jan.6pd.
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To Celebrate
■ CHRISTMAS
Is to Celebrate
FREEDOM
A. S. HoUowell
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| Midnight High Mass ' j
At St. Ann’s Church
In Bolemn and joyful celebration
of the anniversary of the Incarnation
of Jesus Christ, the Son of God and
founder of the Catholic Church, the
Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will
be offered three times Christmas:
First at Midnight (between Christ
mas Eve and Christmas Day) in St.
Ann’s Church, comer of N. Broad
and Albemarle Streets, Edenton; the
second at 8:45 a. m., at Harvey Point
Air Station; the third at Windsor j
i Prisoners of War Labor Camp at
1 4:30 p. m., stated the Reverend
Father Francis J. McCourt, Pastor
and Chaplain. Everybody invited to
St. Ann’s.
The first and third Masses will be
Missa Cantata de Angelis (Sung
Mass of the Angels) in centuries olq
Gregorian, chant accompanied by
music, with traditional Christmas
hymns, Holy Communion at all the
services, each preceded by confes
sions with sermon during Mosses o.
"Christ’s "Mass, or It’s the Mass
That Matters.”
A remarkably faithful miniature
reproduction in figures of the first •
Christina? will be on display in St.
Ann’s from Midnight Mass to Janu-1
ary 13.
Sundays, Mass H. P. Air Station,
.8:45 a. m.; St. Ann’s, 11 a. m., and
Windsor Prisoners of War Labor,
Camp, 4:80 p. m.
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RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL j
Mrs. Clayton Hollowell has return
ed to her home bn East King Street 1
from Lake View Hospital, Suffolk,
i Va., where she underwent an opera
i tion. She is getting along nicely.
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over-taxed and fail to filter exeeas acid
and other impurities from the life-giving
blood.
You may suffer nagging backache,
headache, dizziness, getting up nights,
teg pains, swelling—fad constantly
tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs
of kidney or bladder disorder are eoaae
timee burning, scanty or too frequent
urinmtio*.
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significant occasion we need to lean toward those things for which
Christmas stands.
We need the spiritual help »hatwmes
thoughtfulness of loved ones and friends. It ®2f u 2S3ed
ogement to us after the experiences of th * Mtodwrthainsettled
/ conditions, with sacrifices, and in many cases— unhappiness.
N, things for which Christmas
re stands, obtaining from these
remefhbronces thrf confi
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meet the problems of the
future with heads unbowed.
W May we wish you a happy
season for this and many
| more year* to come. .
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11 II I I WITH FREEDOM'S
MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO EACH OF YOU
. Wishing you oil th* hoppinm which may b»
•ontained in on old fashioned American Christmas.
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