Books and magazines.
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I have accepted the ajjmicyW the Washington News 'Com
I puny and will have on hand weekly a supply of Magazines and
Story Books, such as Red Hook, Blue Book, American, Every
body's and all the latest books and Journals.
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them in business ^QF INSURANCE
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rates of inteoest and discount.
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ANOSKIE. N. C.
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? Patronize your home market andsave$25to 4
$30 an acre by selling your tobac-cq^at the ?
? Basnight Warehouse,
? AHOSKIE, N. C.
Richest market Price Absolutely j
Guaranteed.
SAVE THE HIGH COST OF SHIPPINO
i TO A DISTANT MARKET.
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Get to Know This Old Jewelry -Honse?The pome of
Satisfactory?The Birthplace ol Reliability.
We have little doubt tbat you. like the many thou
sands we are serving, would delight in knowing this
old Jewelry Hotiae after your fir?t order. We alao
believe tbat we're operating juat the atore that you
have often wondered if auch a place existed, and now
that we're telling you about it don't fait to make good
uee of your information by sending ua a trial order
We have the very things you want of finest quality, at
prices you'll love to pay.
Should you visit our city this summer don't fail to let
us ahow you through this old store.
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Paul-6ale-6reenwood Co., Inc.
"Largest Jewelers South"
Qeanby Street, Corner City Ball Avenue
Norfolk - Virginia
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Faculty of 33: 427 Students, from 20 States.
Accredited by Virginia State Board of Educa
? tion. Hundreds of graduates now teaching.
3160 per year in Academic Dept.; $200 per year in College Dept.
The Leading Training School for Girls in Virginia
Where can parents find a College with as
fine a record, with nn fYnpricncp*! management,
at such moderate cost? For catalogue address i
0. P. AI>AM8, Sccretsry, JBLACKOTONK, VA.
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New AdytrtlseoMats.
The Busy Store has a new ad
vertiseuient in this issue.
Z. V. Bellamy haa some news
in bia advertiemeiit in tbia issue.
The Farmers-Atlantic Bank baa
a new advertieemeut in this issue.
At Ooat is the headline in tbe
new advertisement of Garrett ft
Baker this week.
Paul ? Gale - Greenwood Co.,
jewelers for the people, have a
new advertisement in this issue.
We invite your attention to the
advertisement of Chowan College
Murfreesboro, to be found on the
opposite page^
Mr. B. F. V\illiams, of Harrells
vllle, is in town.
Mr. C. C. Hoggard was in
Norfolk Tuesday.
Mr. C. Greene returned from
Norfolk Monday.
Mr. W. W. Myers went to
Harrellsville, Monday.
Mr. Pembro'te Baker'returned
from Norfolk Monday.
Mr. Jno. O. Askew Jr., of
Harrellsyille, is in town today.
Mrs. J. M, Forehand, of Tyner,
is on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Hobbs.
The usual excursion will be run
over the W. ft. P. K. K. to Stony
Creek tomorrow.
Mrs. W. A. Hayes, of Norfolk,
is visiting tfie home of Mr. and
Mrs. K. A. Baker.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Brown, nt Union, Monday night
a twelve pound boy.
Mr. and Mr*. W. N. Carter of
Richmond, Vs., are on a visit to
the home of Mrs. Sumner New
some.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C- Mason and
children, Vivian and Georgia, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Williams, Church St.
Mr. Geo. Harrell, of Lexington,
Texas, was in town several days
last week the guest of Mi. Hugh
Harrell.
Last week's rains have brought
out the corps considerably. There
will be a shortage in old corn on
account of the draught.
The committe on the Stony
Creek picnio are making prepara
tions for the largest crowd that
ever attended this annual gather
ing.
The Ahoskie ball team defeated
the South Rocky Mount team on
the local diamond last Saturday by
?core of 6 to 2. A large crowd
watt here to wit new the game.
Mr-,W. M. Corwiu and Misses
Bettie and Margaret Seasoms and
Miss "llur Boyetta motored to
Windsor Sunday afternoon. After
taking tea with Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Pruden they returned home.
Misses Hilda and Meriam Wein
stein of Lumberton, are the guests
of Misses Lillian and Bessie Feld
man. Misses Weinstien are just
from Wrightsville Beach where
they attended a week-end house
party.
Mr. Jno. C. Goode returned
from Richmond Monday evening.
He was accompanied by Mrs.
Goode, who will also make her
home in Ahoskie during the tobac
co season. We extend tiie glad
hand of welcome to her and hope
her stay may be pleasant.
A delegation composed of the
following gentlemen were in Rich
mond Monday to place the advan
tages of the Ahoskie market be
funf-the American Tobacco Co.,
TheJKxport Tobacco Co., and# the
Iinjteiial Tobacco Co; Chas.
Ppaup, J. N. Vanu, J. R. Garrett,
E. M. Wooten, D. P. Boyette. R.
J. Baker, Ernest Hayes, H. S.
Basnight, S. E. Vaughan and S.
P. Watson. They were advised
that their petition would receive
due consideration.
(Other Locale on page 8)
Funeral of Mr. J. D. Parker.
All master masons are invited
and requested te attend the funeral
of our deceased Bro. J. D. Parker
at bis late home near Woodland
on Sunday, August 1st. at 8:30
o'clock. Services under the aus
pices of Luke McGlohon no. 504,
A. F. A A. M., Ahoskie, N. C.,
of which be was a member.
L.T. Sumner. W. M.
A. T. Wilouobbt, See.
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Germans Sink Another American
Ship.
London, July ?Tlie Ameri
can steamship Leelsnuw, for Bel
fast willi a cargo of flux was sunk
today bv a German submarine off
the northwest cost of Ireland.
All members of the crew were
saved.
I Methodist Quarterly Meeting.
Methodist Quarterly Meeting
will be held in Murfreesboro, next
Sunday and Monday, August 1st,
2nd. Rev. R. H. Willis, presiding
elder will hold the meeting.
A Basket Party.'
The Philathea's of Powellsville
will give a basket party Wednes
day night August 4th, refresh
ments to be served on the Baptist
cburcb yard of Powellsville.
Public cordially invited, proceed
ings are for the benefit of building
suuday school rooms.
A Good Thiag?Push it Along.
The secretary of the navy has
asked, Thomas A. Edison and many
other's of the greatest inventors of
America to serve on an advisory
and research board for the purpose
of devising new inventions for re
pelling an attact by a foreign foe.
It is a good move and comes
none to soon. It would have been
a better move a year ago, and a
still more effective one five years
ago.
These men have the brains if
they are allowed the time for the
development of their ideas and the
manufacture of the engines of de
struction.
But will they have the timet
YOU AND THE CHURCH
Speak a good word for tbe
church!
- It never speak* ill of you.
It does nothing to your detri
ment, and much for your benefit.
It is not your enemy, and it is
your friend.
As a friend, it is entitled to your
reepect, your consideration, your
support.
And more, it ia entitled to your
presence?it ought to have your
presence.
What is good for the church is
good for you.
Keep it in mind?speak a good
word?remember your friend, and
go yourself.
Welcome will greet you at the
door.
Union Items.
Misses Donia and Nellie Law
rence and Maggie Dukea have re
turned from the summer school
held at Chowan College.
Misses Olive and Lydie Toller, of
Norfolk, are the guests of Mrs.
W- D. Kellam.
Messrs. John Taylor and J. C.
Brett spent from Monday till Wed
nesday in Washington, N. C.
Miss Bettie Wtliiams Tayloe is
visiting Miss Marie Jenkins of
Ikulander. v
Mrs A. C. Lawrence and daugh
ter, Miss Mary, are visiting rela
tives near Boykins, Va.
Misses Lucille Bolton and Effie
Baugham.of Rich Square are the
guests of Miss Maggie Dukes.
Mr. F, A. Beale of Thelma, N.
O., spent the week-end with his
father Mr. W. D. Beale.
Messrs. J. C. Brett and R., L.
Brown and Misses Donia and Nel
lie' Lawrence, visited Murfrees
boro, Conway and Jackson Fri
da>V ? -
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown and
Mr. J. H. Lawrence called in Rich
Square Sunday afternoon.
Miss Easie Wynn is repeating
her visit to her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Story of Lynnhaven, Va. ^
Mr. Gordon Brett of Boykins
spent last week-end in town.
Misses Bernice Dunn and Jen
nie Ponders accompanied Mr.
Britt home Sunday.
Messrs. T. W. Sears and John
Taylor called in Aulander Sunday.
Miss Mae Tayloe of Ahoskie,
was the guest of Miss Blanche
Vaun Saturday and Sunday.
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lit (Mm TlMt Dim Not Affwt Tin Nmi
Because of Its took and laxative effect, laxa
tive svoifo oitiwins la better tbaa ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness not
riaftaf tat bead. Remember the full name and
tool for the tliutart of E. W. GROVE. 25c
Dally Thought.
Don't flatter youruelves that frlend
ihlp authorize you to say dlsagrao
abla things to your Intimates.?o W
Holmes.
Depraved Derma.
Federal health experts have decided
that the reather bed la Insanitary. A
term which wouldn't go to sleep and
be perfectly harmless In a feather bed
Incarnates total depravity
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Business First.
The slelght-of hand performer was
doing wonderful stunts on the stage.
He had handled. cards with ease and
dexterity. "Now," will any one In the
audience lend me a ten-dollar gold
pieceT* hs asked. And the pawn
broker In-the fourth row at one# re
plied: "On rat?"
Hackneyed Shakespeare.
"Tea," said Mr. Parvey New. "that
fellow Shakespeare has some pretty
good Ideas and writes some very good
things, but his works are full of hack
neyed phrases. Why. I absolutely
know that lote of them have been
used as common slang ever since I
was a mere boy."
invigorating to the Fale and Sickly
The Old Standard frnerml atrenrthrnin* tonic.
CkOVK'S TASTELESS chill TONIC4rIv?a oat
Malaria,en. ..hea the Wood, builda op the ayatrm.
A true Tonic For adulta and children. Ma
Thrashing Wheat. J ~
W. 0. Reynolds, a well known
colored man in Ahoskie and Win
ton townships. has a good wheal
thrasher and separator and is pre
pared to thrash wheat and other
small grain for the public. He
has trashed out 640 bushels this
season, having just finished trash*
ing a sixty bushel lot for Mr. Asa
Earley, R. F* D., Aulander, whom
Reynolds says "is a living white
man." Reynolds reports the wheat
in this vicinity as being of excell
ent quality. ->
For further information, call on
or write W. C. Reynolds. R. F.
D. No. 2, Ahoskie,,N? C. Adv.
Notice.
Br virtue of authority of a
certain Deed of Trust executed
on the 7th day of May. 1913, by
J. E. Brady, and wife to the un
dersigned Trustee, which Deed
of Trutit is duly of record in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Hertford County, North Caro
lina, in book 52, page 147, de
fault having been made in the
payment of the debt therein
secured, and at the request of
the holder of said debt, the un
dersigned Trustee will offer for
sale to the highest bidder for
cash, on Monday, August 23rd,
1915, bstween the hour of 11
o'clock A. M., and 1 o'clock P.
M., in front of the court house
door in Hertford County, the
following described real estate:
Two certain lots or parcels of
land lying and being in Hertford
County, North Carolina, in the
town of Tunis, being Lots No's,
24 and 25. Block No. 1., describ
ed and contained in a certain
map made by W. F. Eason, C.
E., which map is registered in
the Register of Deeds Office of
Hertford County, in Book 45,
Page 550. Reference to which
Deed is hereby made for a better
description of said Lots No's. 24
and 25.
This the 23 day of Jujy, 1915.
R. C. Bbidgbr, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
One Studabaker car 1912 model,
in good running order, one Inter
national saw rig, mounted on 6
horse truck, engine as good as
new, one hallow wire lighting sys
tem with 2 lpmps and 5 gallon tank
and fiO ft. wire. Sold ,cheap to
quick buyer, apply to
Gabdnek'S DP.UU STORK,
Ahoskie, N. G.
Jas. Parker,
The Old Reliable Pho
tographer, will be in
AHOSKIE from
July 26 to August 6.
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Stony Creek 29.
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1 Pile* Cured (a 6 to 14 Day,
i Your drunlit win refund money If PASO
OIjrrXKMT !s!!s to CM# of Itchiac,
BMnd. Slecdlac or ProtradlM Him In 14day*.
Tfcc firat npplictUon yWtr Bate and Scot. 30c.
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August Clearance Sale |
of Summer Goods, jj
In keeping with our usual custom R
we are going to make war with all of our R
Summer Dry Goods, such as Shoes, I
Parasols, Straw Hats etc.
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a Commencing August 1st t
w and until further advised we offer them to you
j AT COST PRICES. |
Come on! We have a store full of 1
I them. Our prices are so low that every j
H article is a real bargain.
I Nothing Will be Charged i
at Cost Prices. n
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Big Reduction For Cash. |
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For the next 30 days I offer my stock of Dry
Goods, Notions and Shoes, in fact, all summer
goods, at Cost for Cash. :-i
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J. P. BOYETTE, Ahoskie, N. C.
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? Murfrcesboro's Greatest Store
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$ ffiiggest Shoe Sale Suer 2/et. %
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? $3.00 and $3.50 Ladie's Oxfords now - - $1.98 J J
4 2.50 " 2.75 " " " - - 1.49 <,
J 1.50 " 2.00 " " " - - .98 < ?
0 Special lot Men's $4.00 Oxfords now $2.49 only < ?
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O Ladie's Suits Now Going at Nearly Half the Price < ?
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^ FuH line Men's and Boy's Palm Beach Suits.
? Tempting Offerings in White Goods, Fancy
x Lawns, Flaxons and Poplins.
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X New Car Load Fence Wire, j;
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? Screen Windows. Ice Cream Freezers, <j
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1 Miss Naomi T. Wiggins \ J
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f ' My entire line of Millinery less
f, than half price.
j. Miss Naomi T. Wiggins |