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f ?In'..3".'1 J'nil-II.' anil f.n I > !i?t. r.t.:rn. .1 fll,m N;lv? H .i.l. **^11,., tl... I 8UU1111. I*. Vr-Ml,l, i:: I ?lss,?i through the city rtt.-r-. uy x?* ||. ad. . r. iit. to liU ilf Edenton. G^or?.' l:- v. ritk.. sr.. and dauuh-'l #*V " Cla,k 1,1,11 Kob| eit ? a I'll! -. are spending several days at \;l^ H?at, Mr*. I., it. Parker. and daughters.) lit ON'v and Miss Shirley' I*nItn. r, of liioliinondart* the guestr! of Mr. and Mrs. J. I*. Thompson o*i ?>'? ??? t Church street. -- Noah Ilurfoot, Sr. .Is at home afto ? standing several days at Ashevill? With hU t a in fly. Henry Wilson Sanders, Jr.. Is vls-| itinrelatives at Norfolk this week ? and attending the fnir. Miss Lula Cherry has r. turned from Ilerkley, where she has been visiting relatives for several weeks. Miss Eilna Silwrthorn has n turn ed from Hyde County, where she has been visiting for some time. C< C. Silverthorn and family of Lake Landina are visiting Mr. Silver thorn s brother. E. L. Silverthorn. on Pearl street. Mr nnd Mrs. J. J. Topping of Pur-1 gess street will leave Thursday to v 1*11 relatives at Washington, D. C.. and will he accompanied by their nephew. MHvIn Ste. n, who has be? n spending some time, with them. , Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Leary nnd Mrs., Fannie Goodman and Miss "NlYTFTha: De|| have returned. aft? r visiting1 friends at Edenton. Mis.*: Helen Wood has returned I from Camp Waxayatuh. Maine, where] she. taught art for two months. Whilej away Miss Wood toured many cities' In Maine and New Hampshire and visited her brother. Cadet Stuart! Wood at West Point. N. Y. Miss Evelyn Jones Is spending some time at Virginia Peach. Dr. and Mrs. J. I). Hathaway and children have returned from Naga Head, where they have spent the! summer. P- C. Colioon returned Mondav. af ter spending the week-end at Nor folk. Emmet t Wlnslow passed through the city Tuesday from Nags- Head, en route to his home at Hertford. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinner re-1 turned Tuesday from Nags Head, af ter si ending several days there. Miss Marian Dranc of Edenton nn???d Huou.h the cltv Tuesday on her way none, alter spending?rtrr~ summer at Nags Head. Ellis Norman passed through the city Tuesday en route to his home at Edenton from Nans Head. Mr. and Mrs. Ouj Prockett and daughter. MlVs Minute I* p.rockett, are spending some time at Nags Head. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. L? Roy nnd daughter, .\Mss Ina Mae LeRoy. re -turned Tuesday from Nags Head, where tiiey have spent the' summ. r. Elton Aydlett and Arthur Gallop mot r red to Norfolk Sundav anu spent Labor Day with fii. nds. Mr. and Mrs. J. (>. Megg* and family niAtor. d to Poplar rtranch Sunday, attended tie- tabernacle me. tin- and visited relatlvt s. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Hopkins an<' children. Myra and Han 1. have re-.i turned from Manns Harbor, where they vl-ited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sanders and little daughter. Mllllcent. and Mrs. Jnle ModIi:? and son. Sam, left Sat urday on an automobile trip through the northern cltfes and Canada. Mrs. J. I. Chory r.f Norfolk and children. Jane and Elisabeth, who have been visit fnu Mrs. fchofvs mother, Mrs. I). C. Jackson, nnd sla ter, Mrs. 1{. M. Sawyer, returned home Saturday, accompanied bv Mrs. Jackson. N. T. Aydlett and sons. Cyrus and Journeay, and John L. Duncan arid son, John. Jr., motored to Poplar Hranch Sunday and spent the dav with relatives. W. J. Brought on, who has been 111 for several months. Is able to be out again. Ml?s Lucille Warden a*>'' Miss Ed n~ H ie have returned from Norfr./ ait- r spending several dnvn vi ?,t!iu fi lends,' Ciarlie Wood l?ft Tuesdnv U r A . vllle, where he will rpend tome time. Ir. and Mrs. Georpe Wood f. ft Tuesday for Norfolk to visit for sev eral days. Mr and Mrs. Carl Fllade? and chil dren will leave Thursday to spend time at Atlantic City Carroll M. Wisong. whe ha* been sj-endh?? some time at Nags Head, passed through the city Mo ?rtay # n route to hjs home at Daltlmcre. Md H< v. and Mrs. c y. inn ,j f0n. g >rg^?. Jr . have returned fnjte N ' H ad Monday. ?1 rn to Mr and Mrs. WInfield J.ortli i ? on. Win field Jr.. Tuesday, * ? niber 4. ' N, T. .\yd!ett and son. ^oiirr ^v i? ? Monday for Currituck on a { i? irl'i. W. T'.'Uanc 11r? r ???? . d ?). 1 Uluu-o Ci ? . nrir r lit vci.k-r.nd With i r ,1s. tor. Mr?. Walt* r Swain. en I Vartnu hir?-t. Mrs. G. W. Sa:id?Tlin and d . ter. Minnie of Norfolk. ' ? ? Mrs. J. W . Owens on sir* ft. Frank Swain r?-turm d from Not folk Tu? vcluy mornint:. win re he has visit inu his unci*. l-Muar S?\*ain. Mr. ami Mrs. K. I. Hampton of Poplar Branch arrived in the city Tuesday to rpend some time visititK relatives and friend*. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Williams of Poplar II ran eh motored to the city Tuesday on business. Miw Jane Sawyer has returned from Shiloh where she has been spending some time. Mrs. H. K. Stafford and children of Cam post el la Heights returned home Sunday, after visiting Mrs. II. H. Gritlin onV'edar street. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Zoeller and daughter. Miss Dorothy, have re turned from Nags Head where they have spent the summer. IMts. Lydla Sanderlln. ^Irs. Her man L. Blow and children, James and Burton, of Portsmouth are vis iting Mrs. Howard Willey on River side. Spruill Murden. who has been spending his vacation with Ills par ents here, has returned to Morgan ton to resume his school work. Hollowell Goodwin of Norfolk spent a few clifys in this city this week vlsitinu friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. llenton. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Davis and children motored to Norfolk Sunday. Miss Josle Gordon of Southern Avenue is visiting her brother at Beaufort. Clinton Bunch has returned home returned home after a visit to friends at denton. Miss Bertha C.mnpell has return ed homg after a visit to Pen .Mar. Pennsylvania. Miss Mary Lou Sawyer has return ed from a business trip to New York. Miss Mae Forbes has returned af ter visiting relatives and friends at Columbia. - Morehc ad City. Beaufort and Ocracoke. Miss Carrie Forbes of Norfolk passed through the city Monday on her way home after visitInjc-relatives at Jarvisbtirg. Mrs. Ann Richardson is spending soil!** tl:n?? a< the guest of her son. Kti'hjnUon. a: Hultlmuro. I'ly.l" <ir? k on left Tut'^liiy night ??r ?u::" t'ollfg-* at Ka'.tigh. *1?-ic w II .1 sui-.b'n: this* session. Mr. ami Mrs. (\ T. Tilletl anil clill dr? tt. H'.irrw. llaz.'l anil Norman, jicnii iy at Ocean View. Mr ami >|r*. Theodore Twiford of St'imry Point. ar?- visitins Mrs. Twi iord's sisier. Mrs. Frank Payne on Itioail street. Mrs. \V. II. M ?rris. of Norfolk is* visiting her daughter." Mrs. Oden Hughes on Hro;id street. Kdward Zimmerman of Hagers town. Md.. who lias been spending tlie summer as tlie gu.st of his un cle. W. II. Zimmerman, on Pennsyl- ? vania Avenue returned home Sunday .iml was accompanied as far a Nor folk liy Mr. Zimmerman. Miss Pearl Midgett is spending a few days at Norfolk the guests of Miss Una Mason. Miss Vivian Turner and Travis Turner. Jr., are visiting their aunt. Mrs. (\ H. Brandt of Lafayetrep-P3?rk. Norfolk and attending the Fair. Mrs. Louis Cox. formerly of Kliz al>4'tli City, hut now of Baltimore. is ?ii<-ndin:; a few day with Mrs. lira lit by McCoy on Nortii Iload street. aft? r a visit to her brother. F. M. Kason. at South Mills. .Miss II* len Dawson of Elizabeth City left Tuesday nlglit for Louis bunr College. Mrs. T. A. Sawyer and pon. Thom as. Jr.. haw returned to KUIett-ton. aff t?-r visiting Mrs. Sawyer's mother. Mrs. C. II. Sandt-rliu on l'anama street. > l.l?i>?| l.an.- of N?nI ??!'?; ? ; ? :r tli? \\t*k?*ml at OVM?o :l i Ins i:i# :t. Vr*. .1 V.'. Li- -- a:*?t l-M lor Kfowill* . \vl:* r?- h?? will 11 I?>r ronii tim?-. I'lvtik l)a?MMi ami !.!??> ?l liaih y I- i? Moti?!ay for Siai*- ColU Wi I Ha tu l?all? y I-it '? n. . da> for Stal.1 Colhso. Mis* l.illian 11 i??i |?. i I.ft Siiiola;. nirht lor IIivi-iihlMiro Coll* for Wo iiu'ii. ulicn1 she is a >< nior this >?ai. Mins Van Clevo Wilkin* of Atli ? ns. (in., lias r*'turn?'i| homo, after visiting Mis* Until While on W*st Main strM. PAYS COSTS KOIt OI*KH\TI\(i WITH IIKPKCTIYK Ml l KI.KIt C. n. Toler, in recorder's court Wednesday morning on the charge. of OJI. r.itlru; an a'Jtniuohtlo wii'u .. I .1. !:?'.?;l't? I-. ? ;>? " -l ? t ?? I _uiit> it tl v? s ? ?' ? i? 'l 1.. ? *1*!?4-? roiisittuf.-l ? ? I.-Ml im-.?li??.?:.-? ?< ?f li- :? t? ? r <?.r.|. ; Til'- !?<>. VNOTIIKK i:i I < >KT TO SKTTLK SIMM* 11 :i rri-'nitv.. -<Jov?t-t tjni I' iu-IkH iu* t this nroi iiin- wnli J iiiim-rs utiil operators in tin* rndoavcr. to ttl? thf oca I jitriko. Gelfand's Relish! and Mayonnaise at all good grocers. hie uiinksi; n WE SAID? "If t'ie# current I* | rot r?H4 thr flj?h <la net Jump." Proverb. In . ctVr words, coii'. petition U tlio Hf*? of tr?'Je and nnk"* The Apothecary Sli<i,jl . 1 Picllrr lit iif/ Store Phono KM) Beautiful Silk D resses for Summer Pays Made up in attractive Sport Styles; in li^ht Summer shades ??Materials Canton . Crei?. Crepe de Chine und Oeorjiotto. Prices-ate greatly reduced. M. Leigh Sheep Co. Woman's Wear EVERY mother knows the heartache that come? when the liuln ones miffor. Oft?*n that h?-ari:irll'' I.-4 m i ilh ?>ly pro longed ht'CaiiH<? of the LACK OF. KNOWLEDGE of ^ the oil" thing that will help. Investigate I'ifid out today what Cliirojirnrllr run do for your child. I .earn flow \ital (ruths now that will *.?\o yon \aiti rrjjrets in iIh* future. I'.riiiNiilier llial delay make* r<H<?\crj moir tlllli -tiIt. 'I'lu- time to a< I is al w a\?.?NOW. CONSULTATION ntul SPINAL ANALYSIS VAEK Lcl me < jdain (o you libit* every bodily ailment (\ it be traced to a nerve center, and reached through Ch 'roprcctir spinel adj"r t',nt tf>\ Phone 7U3 DR. A. L. PEARCE CHIROPRACTOR ovi:n v. uoi.woitTirs 3 a; kk sToiti': 211-14 Krunicr Rulldinir. Elixnbctli City, X. <!. Where Every Man Finds What He Likes to Wear Spencer-Walker Co. Iltnlnn Unllillne. Oppfwllr V. M. C. A. Famo and Lebanon BelJe Flour ?r? ?bflolu'ely (lours of quality told by 'be loading irOMN ?Distributed Bt? A. F. TOXEY & COMPANY w?t?r BtrMl The Place To Buy New Crop Seed Rye And Seed Oats Rosen and AbruzzLHye of Hij{h Germination. Rod Rust Proof, Appier and Fulghum Oats for Fall sowinjf. See us bofore you buy. AYDLETT & OWENS Ma?oti Fruit Jar*, quart*, per do* 8.?e. Mawin Fruit Jiir*. gallon, per dozen 81.OO Heavy OouMe Lip Jar Kultlter*, per doz He Fine Granulated Sugar, per II). 0^?c SPICES OF ALL KIKDS Anything For Preserving or Canning Why He Called It "PortlaiMl" IBI In 1824, an English mason wanted to produce a better cement than any then in use. To do this he burned finely ground clay and limestone together at a hi^h heat. The hard balls [called clinker} that resulted were ground to a fine powder. When a mixture of this dull pray powder with water had hardened, it was the eoler cf a popular building sio.ie quarried on the Isle of Portland oil' the coast ol Eng land. So this mason, Joseph Aspdin, called his discovery "portLnd" cement. That was less than one hundred years ago. Pordand cement was not made in the United States until fifty years ago. The average annual production for the ten years following was only 36,000 sacks. Last year the country used over 470,000, 000 sacks of Portland cement. Capacity to manufacture was nearly 600,000,000 sacks. Cement cannot be made everywhere Iwmw nnr mitprials r.1 the npcessarv chemical composition are not found in sufficient quantities in every part of the country. But it is now manufactured in 27 states by 120 plants. There is at least one of these plants within shipping dis tance of any community in this country. To provide a cement supply that would always be ample to meet demand has meant a good deal in costly experience to those who have invested in the cement industry. There have been large capital investments with low returns. In the last twenty-five years, 328 ce ment plants have been built or have gone through some stage of construction or financing. 162 were completed and placed in operation. Only 120 of these plants have survived the financial, operating and marketing risks of that period. Their capacity is neurly 30 per cent greater than the record year's demand. These are a few important facts about an industry that is still young. Advertisements to follow will give you more of these facts, and will tell something of the important place ce mcnt occupies in the welfare ol every individual. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 111 West Washington Street CHICAGO 'c4 National Organization to Improre and Extend the Uici of Concrete Atlanta Denver Klluu City Nt> York San Ftaotko Birmingham DriMoin** Lo* AngtUi Pwlttrthurf ??*? Drtroit M?mphi? Philadelphia S?. Louia Chicago HrUna M.lwaukaa Pittahurah Vanrouyfr, B. C. Indianapnlit Mtnnrapol ia Poi(l?n<i,Off( Wiahington, B.C. JackaonvilU N?w Orlaana Salt l-aka City ALWAYS CALL and see what we liave to offer before buying Furni ture. A larijer stock to scloct from and better prices at which to buy. QUINN FURNITURE CO. Save 15% On Your Pressing Auk niton! our new COUPON BOOKS, wliielt en nl>le 11* lo (ivc yon more for your money. Tlieno liook* are now ready for yon. Yours for real nervier, Cooper Cleaning Works PHONE 280. 2 Matthew. Street. Charming lXew Ilats ?%' for :? School Girls f.?-Mov.aii!'. il'iraWo and A tin.- ?1 ? ? r?:*ti? n of our n w llals for ulrls. wtiioh liav? Just ,'i riv? it :iik?l aiv >lu.'.vn at u::r sior.'. TImm> liat* will kup |i!> I'm* final touHi to tin* rciik \U\". modish oostuinr for school wrar. Hats 21111I Tutu* of cloth,, felt niul vt'lmir all ar?> here aiul reasonably priced. si:k Til km TODAY Prichard Millinery Company Main Si. riHINK 455 ?will help you own that homo. Happiness Is noli loved only by and patient pluu^lnu. ami tho limro wo >ae litleo for a eov? toil ambition tin- hiulior wo prize it when we realize it. ? A s-avlntM neeount will keep your moix-y na.fo, remove the toiuphitloii to h|m nd money foojhdily. n:i?i will bo ifie nioaiiK of your ninklny your dream* com- tru- . Carolina Banking & Trust Co. I; "Quality (irorerirs" a Anything Vim Wiint V ;* ??h??I to eat C.\IJj X !; .",98 or 697 | XK I'l CHLKflY ? \ S? r. I.KTTIfM X [. mii; ri:\i iiks } NICK AI'I'I.KS x ?* I-ViMi l'ca?4, Corn Country A j? Dililmiio, '1'ooiatooH J I; R. L. Garrett | ".\iniind the Corner" x A BATTERY 'flint will crank your rnr Win tcr un?l Similiter $16.00 Itfilterle* ? liMi';;ei1 nn?1 rebuilt nt roasonahle price*. PHONE 497 V ?x-v ?x??> { ?Use? J PASTEURIZED MILKt % i fittnril the henlth of the Hi- .j. tie oiiom'Iiv iioiiiu Ibwteurl*e? y Milk. Delivered fwlro ilnlly t'? x mii) purl of IliU city. ?? _ The Winekream Co. | 4 rilO.NK 87*. .x<~x-^<~xk^"X~x*^~x^^-<"> 1 tNl I'lWK DINNER SET 354.00 Will m il for ?I.OO l*?? ?*fh ilny tintII itolil. S*? wlmluw ilUplny. H. C. Bright Co. (4rgMt Jeweleni In KMtern North Carolina
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