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********* ? Major League Baseball * ********* AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday* Scorw. New York 9?St. Louis 3. Chicago 8?Washington 1. Boston 4?Cleveland 1. Philadelphia 6?Detroit 5. How They Stand. Won Lost Pet. New York 50 23 .0*51 Cleveland 35 36 .52*1 Chicago 35 35 .500; Detroit 36 37 .4931 Philadelphia 36 37 .493! St. Louis 34 39 .479' Washington 32 41 4 33| Boston 27 41 .397 | NATIONAL LEAGVE. Yesterday's Score*. New York 13?Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia 4?Pittsburg 2. Brooklyn 5?St. Louis 3. Chicago 4 ? Boston K \ How They Stand. Won Lost Pet. New York 4 9 25 .662 Pittsburg 4 4 27 .619 Cincinnati 42 29 .592 Brooklyn - ? 38 34 .54 2 Chicago ?40 36 .529 St Louis 36 41 .4 68 Boston ? 22 50 .305 Philadelphia 22 51 .301 The Tyner Club Will Play Here Tomorrow Strong Portsmouth Team Will Battle With Locals Here Today Tyner will play the Elizabeth City baseball club here Wednesday after noon. according to a telephone call received by Tom Nelson, president of th? club. This afternoon Portsmouth will play here, the game beginning at 5 o'clock. This team is considered the strongest that has played on the lo cal diamond this season and a larue attendance is expected. Ballentine Is expected to deliver the ball for the locals in today's game and Davis or Evans will prob ably pitch against Tyner Wednesday. On Friday afternoon Edenton will play on -the local diamond and on Thursday Elizabeth City will en to Edenton. Friday games with Eden ton will be continued throughout the rest of the season. COMPLETE ALTO Mt'RYEY New York. July 10.?There are 13,048,128 automobiles In the Unit ed States, according to a survey just completed. WILL ENFORCE DRY L\W Abbeville, July !?.?Prohibition, Commissioner Haynei ye?terd*j it cl*red that recent holding of Feder?l ' Judges that part of the medicinal r*-, qulrements of the Volstead law were 1 unconstitutional will not change hla, policy of enforcement. 17 JEWEL HAMILTON WATCH (This Store Closes 1 O'clock Fridays) Adjusted to the Second Adjutted to Temperature Adjusted to Isoclironism Adjusted to Position WE HAVE ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF THESE WATCHES. THERE IS NO BETTER WATCH MADE THAN THE 17 Ruby and Sapphire J fuels 20 Year (lold Filled Cane Beautiful \umeral Dial \eir Thin Model C.ase. HAMILTON LOUIS SELIG $ 2975 Propellers Speed the Leviathan Balanced Gasoline speeds your car PERFECT balance means power and flexibility to a ship?lack of it, vibration and waste. Big bal anced screws drove the Leviathan to a new long distance record. "Standard", the Balanced Gasoline, will not only drive your car to new mileage records but give it a smoothness and flexibility that only a balanced fuel can furnish. "Standard" starts with the spark, sweeps along fast on the pick-up, pours out power on the hills and has the staying qualities for long runs at full speed and low mileage cost. It throttles down to a stand still and burns clean whether your car is idling, tearing along wide open or running fast-and-slow in traffic. A perfect motor fuel must be balanced to have all these qualities. "Standard" is correctly balanced? the result of years of painstaking research and the utmost skill in manufacturing. Down town or 'cross country you can safely stick to "Standard". STANDARD OIL COMPANY, (New Jettey) Made Right Here in the Carolinas, at Charleston. Sold at Hundreds of Puni/is that Rear This Seal. STANDARD The Balanced Gasoline Sateen Petticoats To wear with sumnur Orris es?colors white and flei-b. Extra Rood values at SI. 00 M. 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Mr. Cromer writes that he is "never out of Bfack-Draught," and says several ol his neighbors prefer it to any other liver medicine. "I always rccornmend Black-Draught to my friends," he adds. This valuable, old, powdered liver medicine Is prepared from medicinal roots and herbs, and has none of the bad effects so often observed from the use ot calomel, or other powerful mineral drugs. Be sure to get toe genuine, ThttffortTi. NC-145 When You Need Grocer' it'll or Freak Vegetable* Mil m We have them ami plenty of "good thing* to eat" M. V. PERRY Winekream Ideal for Sunday Dessert, as economical as you cart eat and as delicious as you want. THE WINEKREAM CO. I'lionn 578 It Pays To Pay Cash
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