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THE ADVANCE, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE CO, 1S23.
'HE ADVANCE our a,
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HERBERT fltlX Hitw
reams, we lind the way
ually strewn with ob
stacles and disappointments.
a., t tt. p..t.ti, .1 Em.."! cn. n. c, We know that this newspaper
J?M not ahva'3 keP Pace with
i r..,ub.,c.ti., of .... h I"' its own expectations and wp
PUIU'I ". i - 4- ' '
I are afraid that in its growth
2 land development it has at
M ; imps failed tn moof tViq ni-
Kubscrlpllon Ilfites y Carrier ,
I ' u-ci.iuuu3 ui us menus. juui
each
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Mail ElMWt).r.
'-SATntUAY, JINH 30, 192;:.
Cotton blooms seem to have
arrived about on time despite
"Ihe late . spring season this
year. ;
If President Harding could
speak with the conviction on
some other matters that he
does on prohibition, he might
get somewhere in his campaign
of winning th6 middle-west.
Now here comes the News
and Observer headliner put
ting Washington, N. C, in Pas
quotank County. It may be
ethical, neighbor, but it ain't
right. f v
entitled to a refund of their
tax from the State; but there
seems to be little evidence that
many of them are getting it.
capita fire loss for 1922 was
the second lowest in the State.
Figures given
Stale Insurance
out
WANT ADS
by the, ,xsT-
m('H OK KEYS HAS
Department Shulman I'o. tag no 3968. Return
disclose the interesting fact June 30, juiy 2e
that the Elizabeth City per1
In Proper Proportion
In view of the fact that the
State is figuring on making mo
tor car owners retire the State's
$65,000,000 in road bonds, it
is interesting to inquire what
justice there, is in the State
Highway Commission's policy
of appropriating road funds on
a oasis oi a
wealth. The
vailed at the
county's taxable
impression pre-
good roads meet
ing of the Chamber of Com
merce Fridaylthat if this sec
tion could getits money from
the State on the basis of the
number of automobiles in it
year as the loyalty
of these our oldest subscribers
is made manifest vye. renew our
faith. And we honestly bo
lieve, folks, thatv.before time
to call on you -for another re
newal of your subscription
we'll be giving jou-the biggest'
and best four doHaraV'worth
you've ever got from us.
It would be interesting to
get figures on what pleasure
yacht and other motor boat
dwners in this section are pay
ing on gasoline tax-, into the
road funds of the State. Mo
tor boat owners are, of course,
TIMELY TOPICS
I'rosrrvliig Kettles In' Cray enamel
12 qt, kettle at $1.25; 20 qt. kettle
at $1.75. Other necessities for can
ning and preserving.
I'. V. MKLICK (X.
Tires and Tubes
on which you can save money. Xot
lowest priced, hut rheaiKwt for qual
ity you Ret. Xot a single adjustment
made nor asked for in 13 months.
Tidewater Buick Co., Inc.
You
Say It Wilk Flowers
Say It With Ours.
TUB
APOTHECARY SHOP
PHOSK 400
) OR SALE EIGHT ROOM RES1-
ilcnce on North Martin street, good
location. For further information
address D. C. II. Post Office Box 287
or. Thone 5 ' "Mon, Wed. Sat tfnp
ft ...
in
FEED
For Stock and Poultry
SEED
"F1"' i 8"5- Electric Supplies, LIKhtiiiK Fixtures
line, there would be no ques
tion of getting a16 foot road
to Currituck Courthouse and
the Virginia Line.
Keller Hum Dirt
The Advance is no champion
of a 9 foot road, but t hopes
that its friends in Currituck
will get away from Ihevidea
that a good dirt road is better
than a nine foot hard-surfaced
road. During the trying days
of last winter when automo
biles wore getting stuck almost
daily in the Knobbs Creek de
tour, The Advance failed to
hear of a single car or truck
that got stalled in muck
through having to get two
wheels off the paving on the
9 foot paved road to Newland.
In this section there is no such
thing as a good dirt road all
the year round if the road is
one over which there is any
considerable traffic. But the
pavement of the I) foot road l,
just as solid as the pavement
of any sixteen foot road and
the dirt shoulders stand up un
der" intermittent two wheel
traffic far better than any dirt
road can stand under constant
four wheel traffic.
and House Wiring.
lours to serve '
!S.White&Co.
Phone 6 : 120-22 Poind? ttr St.
REAL SILK
Guaranteed Hosiery
1 pairs for $3.30
HAY QUIINN
9 ROM time im
memorial, the
dini tables. of
people who care
for the beautiful
things of life have
been set with' ster
ling silver.
&ihtrr in the Wil
liam and Mary
Style with its de
sign of exquisite
grace, will be a
fresh delight each
time it is used.-
Loin's Selig
Your Jeweler
Since 1882
WAXTfcl) GIIU.S TO WORK
& Iooners experienced or unex
perienced. Pood pay while learn
ing. .JdeaAIosiery Mfll. 28 j! 4
FOR " SALE 71 ACRES QF VAL
uable property, located on -the new
brick road near Berea. Can be
bought cheap. Farm adjoining this
property valued, three times as much
as this property call be bought for.
LAU high land and easily.drained, An-
ply to P. E. Dozlers . . Ju ZJtfnpd
IK YOU WANT SOMETHING GOOD
to eat go to the Coney Inland Hot
Dog Cafe aX 3fu Matthews street,
regular dinners each day. Deviled
crabs and HanAurger a specialty
June 26-Ju.;2. pd.
FOR RENT UrSTAIRS APART-
ment furnished or unfurnished. Ap
ply Mrs. A. K. Kramer. 304 W. Main
street or phone 285-W. Je.25-30-np
CAN TAKE A FEW HOARDERS
during the months of . July, August
and September at my cottage on Oc
eanside at Nags Head. Mrs. C. W.
Grice. Je.l2-Jy2-np
THE ALBEMARLE COTTAGE AT
Nags Head now open for guests.
Good bathing, fishing and excel
lent sea fdd with reasonable prices
Mrs. W. W. Casey June 25-30npd.
WANTED KODAK FINISHING BY
Zoeller's Studio. Wrork finished ev
ery day. Over First & Citizens Nat'l
Bank. Je.25-30-np
H, C. Bright Co.
Diamonds, Jewelry,
Watches
Hint on Bldg. Main St.
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Spend your vacation on the higheit crest of the Blue
UkIki just at the N'nrtli Carolina line, t-levatlon l.lMtu
Ici't hishiT than Ashi'villc. Wonderfully ronl climate
matchless scenery, fcuperahunrttince of fruits, finest
cuisine, cheap hotel rates, telephone an.! telegraph
service, l'our daily mail trains. Write tor Illustrated
folder.
ROAN MOUNTAIN INN. ROAN MOUNTAIN, TENN.
T. I. TRAWICU, PROPRIETOR.
Brassieres-
SURE IT DOES GOOD
t i
Thedford'i Black-Draught Liver
Medicine (Vegetable) Praised
by the Head of a
Louisiana Family.
Lake Charles, La. "I don't know
what we would have done had we not
had Black-Draught. It sure is one of
the best medicines made, and am sure the
best liver medicine," said Mr. Henry
Garrett, of this city.
"Mv whole familv uses it." continuM
Mr. Garrett. "My wife savs she believes
she kept off the 'flu' by takine doses of
Old Friends are Best
July 1st always seems like:
the beginning of a new year to
The Advance.
The first issue of this news
paper appeared on May 19,
1911, but all subscriptions that
came into the paper from that
time until the first of July dat
ed as beginning July 1-
So on the first of every July
since the subscriptions of those
who took the paper in its early
days and have kept on our lists
ever since come due. And the
number of the faithful is still
large enough to make July 1st
inscription collections the
largest of any month of the cal
endar. So to these old friends, tried
and true, who took the paper
12 years ago on faith and who
have stuck to it since, regard
less of whether they were al
ways in full accord with its
policy or not, The . Advance
feels like extending some sort
of greeting today.
The years are short and
though we travel hopefully to
ward the ever receding land of
A fptcial lot of brassieres
made ly one of the bent manu
facturers in the business as
suring a correct Jit.
Trued at-r-
3 for $1.00
M.Leigh Sheep Co.
My wife says she believes
Black-Draught regularly,
' "I, myself, use Black-Draught for
indigestion, and it is fine.
"We used pills and tablets and other
laxatives, but they never seemed to do
us good, but the Black-Draught sure has,
ana it has come to our house to stay.
We give it to our daughter for headache
and torpid liver.
ill ' A - - . .
i am giaa io recommend anything
that has been the help to my family that 4
uiacK-uraught has.
"My present health is good. Have
two boxes of Black-Draught inlhe house
now."
If your liver gets out of fix, take
Black-Draught, ft will help to drive the
bile poisons and other unhealthful b.
ters out of your system.
Sold everywhere, NC-148
Pays To Pay Cash
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
BARBER SHOP
Four Old Line
Barbers
Strictly first class.
- No long wait;. Special
attention paid to 'chil
dren. Henry Pool
rrop.
Open from 7 A. M.
to 8 P. M.
H
JW often do you li-;s r
tioine one mtv: "If I on
ly knew jiiHt what to do
to Improve my health, I'd take
advantage of it." The com
munity is full of Much peot .-! .
Chiropra
is Right
r
The Science of Chiropractic 1 practiced on the
premise that sick folks want health In tli
quickest jKWMible way with the leaM iHwwIble
' cost at the least possible InconvenlMice. (Tilro-
i piactic does meet thete demands, AllSOMTKMT.
5 COISSULTATION IS WITHOUT COST
Telephone 793 for an appointment and let vie explain
WHY Chiropractic is a safe,, san& and sure
way to health
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DR. A. L. PEARCE
CHIROPRACTOR ;
OVER WOOLWOKTH S 6 & 10c STOUE .
211-14 kaamer Building. : Elizabeth City, X. C.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE
OF
AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING
STATE COLLEGE STATION BALE1GII, N. C.
Tci'liiilhil Kdiirutlin At Klate College prepares li r.iduiile Jor poimual nuccesi
Unci for k-jiin s!iil In tiiUuHtrlal viurt. The culkge ulluj
FOUR YEAR COURSES IN:
Agriculture Inrliiillnjt Crueral AKrirulture and Kict:ilizc(l CoiirMi tn Firm Crnpa,
Aarloultural Eiijiiiefrlng, Aiiimnl Hunlmiidry and Dairying. Biology, Horticulture, Poultry
Science, Soils, VtUrm.uy Aliidiiiiie, Vocational Euun.tou.
Chemistry, ArUultuiul t hemlstry, Ttxtlle Cliciuistry and Dyeing.
.Civil Engineering, Architecture and Highway Engineering.
Electrical tngincerinj.
Mechpnil r-ierfnj.
ToxtMe T"i;; l.'.'.'InocrlnR. Textile Jfiirnifnrlurlnp. Tcxilie Chemistry and Dyefiig.
Agriculture. tconon.ici. Busioe.e Adminibtralibn, Ruial Lite.
General Science, l'hsics, lhohv.
TWO YEAH CG'JR'Xi IN: 4
AfTic.iitnro. Vertoni" Arti, TcTti'j 'tuni'niturtng. "
One Year Couru In Auto h.etamniM. -Winter
Course In Agriculture for Farmer.
Pummrr &-t.isi i. r Te.ii-: . t'oilege Mi.iim ana for College Credit.
Em'llenf c ,.ti,:!.t.M In h,'. o iii;.i.on:.
Session I!i2'i-lft24 hculne Kentenilicr 4. - -Entrance
retitilremenU for Fn-phmun Class, 1" until Enjllafc, f; Iflfnrj-, 2;
Mathematka, 2Vj ; , iin.:e. 1 ; Khftlw, Va.
For catalog, i!histrak"3 clictil.i'S, and e"trarue M.irlts, wr!( E. B. 0Vr'(, Rf''r.
ALICRAMA THE ATER
Tuesday & Wednesday
wHOMESPUN STORYMaDE OF
Smiles and happiness
STORAGE BATTERIES
FOR A Mi M AKES OP OAUS
lUXIIAHGED AND REPAIRED
Auto & Gat Engine Works
fC Where Society Brand
Clothe Are Sold X
D. Walter; Harris $
The Cltj TaUor and Clothier
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EARL & WILSOM Shirts
Tlifre nr? none octtcr for
tlie irice.
McCABE & GRICE
HOMES WIRED
$1.00 Per Week
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GENERAL ADMISSION 23c; GRAND STAND 10c
Ladies Admitted to Giandstand Free
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HAPPY MEMORIES .
"THE CUSTARD CUP" just fizzes and LubWes
over with sunshine, smiles and happiness. The
many thousands who have, read this qun: t and hu
man story will be overjoyed at its re! :! on the
9reen. It will leave lasting and pleasant memor
ies for all who see it, and everybody mother,
father, son and daughter, the young and the old
will be the better for having met "Penzie," the
great-hearted and smiling heroine of the story.
Mary Carr has breathed life inlo "Penzie"' with
the magic of her power and tulent as an actress.
In vestments of gingham and calico, she is the min
istering angel of the little community known as
"The Custard Cup.'.' She mothers the homeless,
consoles the sick, cheers-ije troubled and advises
the lovelorn.
Her smile and her stout heart arc her only wea
pons against gloom and trouble. Widowed and
burdened with a great grief herself, she smothers
it all and dispenses sunshine wherever it is needed.
Like rare wine, a good cigar or a fine meal, it
leaves that lingering and pleasing recollection that
establishes permanent patronage.