Free With
School Shoes!
A Dandy Water-Proof
Book Bag or 2 Nice
School Tablets.
Wo show a Big Line
of Sweaters for School
Children.
Everett'Woodard Company
“Leaders of Low Prices”
“Everything to Wear”
EPENTON, N, C,
Lei Is Kitw Yoar Wants
For This Ctlna.
C—h In Advance.
®U Unse or Imm 26o tor or*. 7&U
tar 4 wnta iddllioMJ llaaa pro rata
FARM FOR bALE—Located
on Hertford Road 9 mile* from
Edenton, in Graded School Dis
trict. containing 130 acres, 100
acre* cleared, good 8 room dwell
ing. 8 tenin' bouses, good out
buildings and new tobacco bam;
lour head mules, 8 horses, (arm
ing implements of all kinds, cans
wagons, buggies, pea picker and
engine, etc. Terms easy Apply
to J. T. SATTERFIELD.
4t Edenton, N. C.
Farms For Sale—Let me
know yoor wants C. H.
HOBBS, Real Estate Dealer,
Moralised City, N. C. tf.
WANTED—To boy a good
milk cow or trade a horse for oua
Address Boa 179. Bdenlon, N.C.,
or notify Albemarle Observer
offioe.
One Hundred end One Acre
Farm For Sale—
60 acres in high state of culti
vation, 61 acres in woodland,
some lumber. Extra neighbor
hood, good location, good water,
good schools, near churches, 2
miles railroad, good buildings,
fairly good roads, near High
School. Good crop on farm this
year. Sold fifteen hundred dol
lars worth of crop last year be
sides the corn crop. Price 64,260
(Four thousand two hundred and
hfty dollars) • $1,000 cash, six
years on balance. L. A. ROUN
TREE A CO., Sunbury, Oates
County, N. C. tf.
AUTO FOR HA LB—One flve
( passenger automobile for sale.
< Will sail cheap and make terms
to suit customer. Tires nearly
new. C B. ELLIOTT. Edenton,
N. C. 4t
—
'Farm For Sale
166 acres, T6 in cultivation, 1
mile from Savage postoffice nnd
station. Near churches/ and
schools. Some timber. Plenty
fruit Good stock asnge. Good
buildings. Good farm. Price
$$300. August II, 1917. W.
L. BUNOH. Savage, N. C. 4tpd
FOB BALK—A good, gentle,
family horse. Apply to UK. J.
H. McMULLAN, Rdenton, N C.
The Western Union Telegraph
Co., can use several young men
between sixteen and twenty-five
yeais old as messengers. Good
wages guaiantced. Must have
bicycles. Messengers are taught
telegraphy (rce and given posi
tions at the key soon as qualified.
Apply by letter to Manager Wes
tern Union Telegraph Do., Nor
folk. V». ' 4t
DOG LOST.—Large white hound
with brown ears Tip of left car
oearly torn off $6.00 reward lor
per>on who returns this dog to
me. H. N. HUGHES, Edcntou.
»• 04t pd.
WANTED!
Young white uau to work on
farm near town. Good wagan.
Writs or coma to see ms at once.
E 0. REA, Bdeotoa, N. C. tf.
PEANUT PICKER* ENGINE
FOR SALE—One 1010 model
(Kj Heothall Peauot Picker and
one six h. p. gasoline —with
wood saw sod frame attached,
both in good running condition
Have only been in use two ana
nous. Will Soil outfit for $420.00
(Four Hundred and Twenty Five
Dollars.) Tar ms cash. Apply to
J. J. Rountree, two Allan from
Sunbury, N. C.. on OaAsTilla
Road.
BUTLER-WILDE*
To the surprise of their friends
Miss Lillian L Wilder, daughter
of Mr. sod Mrs. T. J. Wilder sod
Mr. Lewell B. Bailor warn mar
ried Friday of last weak. No data
bed been annooooed aod the
erent was sooner than expected.
The marriage took plaoe ia Elias
both City io the ofioe of tbs Reg.
iater of Deeds, the ceremooy be
ing performed by Jasiioe of the
Peaee, J. W. Moadec. Miae
Wilder and Mr. Boiler bad Sti
visiting ia Norfolk aadlbeie de
cided to merry before returning
by way of surprise. Mr. Botler.
formerly of Windsor, Va., baa
•barge of tbs loaeb room at thJ
Norfotk-Soetbera depot He also
baa charge of other leash room*
of the Norfolk-Southern. Mr. uf
Mrs Batter will be at borne on
Oaknm street after e few days.
M. Wll,
Vutfictvm of and Doalor in
Screen Doors & Building Material
Com. Mctl. notably, Ottt and FViy.
Saak, Doan and Blinds, Bracket Werk, Turned Work,
Moelding, Stair Work, Obnrck Pro, Flooring, (JaUlng,
Cement, Um and Boaaa Bills Complete Paints * Ode
IBV Til AHD REPAIR "OP
Wa are prepared to do ail kinds of roofing and guttaring, make
Mom pipe, tabasco flues, boat tanks and do a general repair business
USdezitozi. 1ST. C.
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Kdenton Local Mews.
Mr. Joe Mitohell, u Assyrian
groeer, mad the aister of Mrs. A.
Nejem, sleo eo Assy rise, were
■tarried in N >w Bern this week.
Dr. J. A. Mi token er ead Mas
ter Jake Moth returned tkie (Fri
day) morning after a trip to Be
Uif h and Helms.
After a visit to Mrs. O. C By
rear in Queen street, Mra. Mar
garet Perry left Friday to visit
relatives in Ores well eu route to
her boats in Newborns.
Mies Thelma Kemp returned
Wednesday after e three weeks’
visit to relatives in Norfolk.
Bev. E. L. Walls is oondnoiiag
a revival at Hobbeville this week.
Mra Walla apeat Thursday with
him.
Mr. and Mra. 0. 8. Yana sad
daughter, Mias Myra, returned
Wednesday from Baffalu Li this
Springs. Ye.
Dr. J B. Parker of Gateaville
was in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. D. B. Lilas left
Mooday for northern markets.
Miss Margaret-Rath nod Men
ter Elbert Mnse of Wiooatico,
who have been their gneela fur
the past week, eooompanied them.
Mrs. L. D. Bpnd and eoa, Wm.
E., came borne Buuday night af
ter spending two wceke at Nags
Head.
Mr. W diner Herrin of E.
City, who hen beau nailing hie
aunt Mrs. J. 8. Dana, returned
home Friday.
Altar a stay of aareral weeks at
Nags Head, Mrs. Wm. Capefaart,
Sr, oame home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bond sad
soa of Borgass wars hare this
weak to attaod the funeral of his
father, Mr. Heury Bond.
Mr. Joaieh Elliott, who ia
working in Norfolk, spent the
week-end with hie family lo Mag
nolia street.
Mr. M. W. Miller, Miaeea Mar
garet Miller and Annie Weed and
Mrs. D. U. Smith returned Mob
day from a week-end motor trip
to Bertie oounty.
After a pleasant visit to hw
brother, Mr. W. S. Ferry end
Mrs. Parry In Coart street, Miss
Mery Perry left Monday night
lor ner Dome Mar Colaralo.
Altar a week'* riait to Mrs. H.
0. Jackson In Water street, Mies
ee 1 de-Mae end M >17-Lee Thorn
ton returned to tkcir home near
L City Wednesday.
Born to Mr end Mrs. U. R.
Parker Taeadey, Bept. 4, a aoo
G. IL Jr. 1
After a riait to relatives in
Month Norfolk, Mias Aiethia
Ward out home Monday night.
Mr. Ferny Lowell of Berkley
■pent Saadey with hie Bister, Mm
A. II. Day.
Dr. Richard Dillard returned
Monday night Iron Buffalo Lite la
Springe aad Norfolk.
Mrs. W. T. Hoi low all and little
daaghter, Onella-Mae, Spent Sat
urday and tieaday in Hertford
with her ■ inter, Mrs. E. A. Byram
Mrs. J. Freak Whits sad sons,
J. Frank, Fred aad Nad, left
W ad sudsy sight to visit rslslitu
near Coleraio.
Messrs. Johnny Aafaall aad
Tommie Waff, Mr. and Mrs. J.P.
Ziegler motored to E. City Su
dsy alter 000a.
Mias Fannie Prirott is rhfog
relatives in aad aronad Hertford.
Miu Gladys Norman of Fly
monte was the week end gneet of
Miu Mlanfe Bateuen In Conrt
Mr Brass Jonas 1aft Monday
fur Charlotte to re-join Oo. T.
Mrs. B. F. Fraosla aad non,
Don, left Wednesday night lor
Cnffsld to visit her sinter, Mrs.
George T. Leery.
Mr. Richard Elliott left Saadey
for Aanopolia to eater tea Naval
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. HoUowafl
aad little daughter want to liver
▼tor Wedeeaday |o vittt kb pa
ito. Mr. Md Mr*. Job. T.
HolloweU aad to attend the rsri
vel at Ballarda Bridge akorch.
Mr. HoilowaU earn bom Wad
Maday eight Mrs. Hodova
eod baby wlU remaia nattl Batar
day.
Lieut R. D. Dizoo of Nov
Berne apaat tba weak aad with
bn father.
Maatar Albert Byroai baa re
taraad from a visit to relatives la
Washington, D. C.
Afters aortbara trip Miaaao
Addie Rea aad Haiaa Holma
bars ratoroad boaaa.
Mia* BataUe Prirott b vbitlag
bar brother, Mr. George Prirott
of Petarabarg.
Mr. Bofaa I. Chappell baa
aold bb largo farm to Mmre.
Powell Brothaea of near Edeaioa.
After spaadiag trttrtim with
bar niaoe, Mra. W. L WaDoaa of
Haleigb, Mra. J. H. Haskett aad
two ebildrea, Leroy aad SibyL
Loaiae, ratoroad bom Friday.
£lnar Robereoo of CheppalTa
Hill apaat loot week at tba boats
of bb male, Mr. J. H. Haskett.
Mrs. J. C. Marita aad ehddraa
arc riaitlag relatives ia Haotbad
Nash.
Mr. W. A. Everett of tba Ever
ett Woodard Co. left thb weak
for aortbara cities to npbabh
bb stock of dry goods.
Mr. T. E. Forehead, who kaa
bald a positloa with tba W. A.
Leggett Drag Co. for tba pool
two years, baa resigned that peak
boo aad tanpttd one with Ever
ett-Woodard Co.
■n. a. A. rarfcar at Bofloik la
tinting bar boo, tor. d. B. Parkar
Mr. and Mia. W. £L Ward and
bar brother. Dr. H.Q. Balpb,
left Weddaeday tor Balharan to
rial! thair brother, Dr. WOliaia
Balpb.
After a abort risil to bar aoao
in, Mr*. W. H. Ward, Mia* Clara
Maa SpraiU laft Monday for bar
Mtoa Hi Coiaabia.
Mr. Oatay Banah laft Wadnan*
day for l.t L College, Baiedgh.
Mr. C. A. Smoot, looel euper
Inleadeot of paving, to able to be
oat again after a few daya iUaaaa.
The Fanaan Supply Co. baa
an hand now hoae-aude flow
pri op in half barrvtl oaaks.Thoaa
rioting sonaa plaaaa call at
OHM. Add
jwigfiB*a Z loada.
ftMn. Jin Yeomans and two
children left Tuesday for their
htane in Bey Oity, Mich., after a
pleasant visit to her parents, Mr.
s/d Mrs. Joe Bilk.
rttlas Goldla Boyce of Porta*
m»uth la the guest of Miss Lu
ll* Eure.
■Mrs. Robert Taylor and Miaa
saiDoUie and Fannie visited at
Ufe home of Mrs. Mary Eure
T .eaday night.
Quite a number of people
sfhnt Sunday at the home of Mr.
J< e Ellis.
•Miss Susie Beaton k spending
K sc time in Bosley.
(Mr. and Mrs. U L. Bess and
crtldrea of Hdentoa spent Turn*
<j‘y with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bills.
*Msaees LAllen Bure and Goldin
Pjyce entertained Meeara. Tiultt
l* >bb*, Archie Barnes and Shel
d n Bure Monday evening.
*Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bouatree.
Alasn Jackson. Carrie
l\>h. Ethel and Olile Booed
c^led at the hoo* of Mm Mary
I4!re Monday afternoon.
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^'trtiy Worn Ootdln| Wi
, The Dnryoe War BMkf
• i nr^nl o^pul for partly
friblog lor tha ■sd.rsn In
- ■ hy IheOermaoa. Thorn
i win bo Mi In
HOG CHOLERA STRUCK
The herd of Callin Bros.,
Currituck CoM Shawboro, N.
Cn about August 20. Three
died before
National Hog Oholora
Provontlvo
could be administered. One
that was down is now up
and eating. All are on the
road to “Wellville" to-day,
September 6.
National flog Cholera Preventive Co
RALEIGH, N. O.
■B.H.A. BOND DEAD
Mr. Henry Alexander Bond,
age 78, died at bis borne aboat
9:DC a. b. Mooday September 8,
1B1T. He bad beta ia bad health
far severa 1 boo tba sad tba aod
waa expected. Tbe daaaaaad waa
bore September 28, 1844. and
waa at death tbe oldest as tire man
of Bdaatoo. Ia 1871 ba wea mar
ried to Mbs Ebbs Hadgtne,«bo
amilim bia. Ba ia alao earn*
ad by fow daaghtan. Mrs. W M.
Badbaa of Bdeetoo, Mm. Jinn
Webb of Hillsboro, Mqe. H. H.
Prtetoc end Mr*. Cbaa H. Wood
of Edaaton; oaa ton, Mr. H. T.
Bond of Bar gem. N. 0 ; two sta
te". Mrs. Mary I Whits sad
Mrs. Lalm M. Jonas of Edeoton;
two brotbscs, Millard F. Bond,
Sr., and Joba C. |Boad of Edan
ton; ons ball sistm, Mis. J. A.
Woodard of Idsnton; and tan
grand children. Tba fanoral aar
rtes at 11 a. a. Taasday waa cm
dnotad from tbs boam fay Bar. B.
B. Draae sad tea body iatarred
ia 8b Paul’s ahorah yard. Tbs
pallbearers wars Mtears. W. S.
Snmmereli, J. M. Vail, a O.
Holland, Msiadith Jonas, J. L.
Wiggins, J. R. Wbanter, Waltar
B. White sad B- P. Badham.
Mr. Bond was for a aawhm of
yeare book-keeper far tea atom of
tba Branaiag Mfg Oa. Ha repre
sented tea County in tba Legisla
ture twins and was tea father of
tba ••Water Front Land Entry
Law." ia the interest of tba Dab
ermea. He ia tea Brat of bit
brother! and tlttem to pans sway.
Trrtrnit Vm
Mr. B B. HoUud ud Marty
of JackaonrUla, Fla., apart a put
ol laat vaak ban aa lha gaaala al
bm paraata, Mr. aad Ma. Au
WUI MitakaU vapft to Hartford
Tbaraday afteraooa.
Mr. aadMra. #. H. Bpa%kl
aad aaptocvof Gmoo. aad Part
Troiau attendad aarriom rt Oak
Qroaa i
a Mia. V«°u Wyaurt
Si^T,EraTirtaauiart koa.
agaia afkar a ria* to rakdl n la
Norfolk.
to Spaigkk aad aoa ham aaar
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QaH. a aaaibar of aar paopla
ara attending ramal aarrlaaa al
Hobbarilla thia vaak.
f ken las Ij lesey itie?
A qoaitkM often naked and one that baa n rssdj mmwm
In a eback book. If yon own a abaak book on tka Bank
of HobbarilU yoa nan always tall wbara year ainaay baa
gone, and. by reviewing yomr aaaaalsd abaaka ommdomMj,
tall wbara yoa aan '’draw in** a little an yowr T-jnr IHaiss
More than that: If yoa administer your hah thrush >
akaakiag aaaeant with thia bank yonll tod tt meek aaaiar
to Moamlate a raaarve than if ypa handle it ta nanaij
Bank of Hobbsnlle, Hobbsrille, N.CL
a
Freeh Salt Water Fish Received
Dally and kept in a Sanitary Way.
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N. J. HOLLO WELL,
THE FANCY GROCER
Phone 63. Queen St Eden ton, NjCL