the advance PEUiK ft PEF.I.R. HERBERT PULE. IdHK Member of the .\<*ool?to?l I'rtf**. Vt* AM?Mal*4 PrftI U ? filled to tff ??? |p r*-puk!>??t>on ot nt?i tf.i?at>A*l r ? u H)ir and aiM to Th* lcol r??it*>?.'*-*?. Satar?i at ttit M^offi** at Eii*at?tn C>t?. N. C.. il i*c*n4 cUll nsHtr. lly Matt IN* 0>**. II Btntm 1" 00 pM Two. 12 ?*nth? HW Br Mail CtwwAor* H-00 Subscription IU(eN lly Currier I *Mt , .... IV* I MAUI (Il UtlMl) ?? M BMtki (la atfraiK*) '* "* ? MatUt (la atvanc*) 11.St M#athi (la advsnc*) SL1* THURSDAY. SEPT. ?. 102:5. ? Making Up for Blunder Ever since the announce ment by this newspaper imme diately after the death of Pres ident Harding that The Ad vance had arranged, during the remainder of the absence in Europe of Mr. David Law Lawrence, to receive a daily Washington dispatch from Robert T. Small, The Advance has been quietly negotiating with the Consolidated Press Association with a view to compensating its readers for their disappointment by the Vfailure of the Small dispatches to materialize. We learned, in the first place, that our failure to re ceive the Small dispatches while Mr- Lawrence was in Eu rope or on his way home on the Leviathan was due to a misunderstanding on the part of one of the Consolidated Press Association's relay sta tions. Having that much settled, The Advance hastened to ac cept the suggestion of the Con solidated Press Association that the Small dispatches be now accepted-for such a per iod as this newspaper promis ed its readers in the first place that it would receive and print them. The fact that the new service begins today, just when there are so many events of wide importance to be covered that Mr. Lawrence's daily dis patch particularly needs sup plementing, is highly pleasing to us and, we hope, will prove equally as gratifying to our readers. . Meantime The Advance has) planned a surprise for its1 readers in the way of another ? regular feature supplemen tary to its Associated Press and Consolidated Press news' service. This feature begins Friday of this week, and Ad vance readers may according ly look for it in the next issue of The Advance. The lady who advertised her husband as a stave gets in the newspapers not because of the condition to which she had re duced her mate but because she is willing to tell the world of her conquest. TIMELY TOPICS Blectrlc' F?n? W OO Blectrlc 8toTPB 90.00 Blectrlc Turn Tnnfr -_>l>.aff Blectrlc Percolator Icy-Hot Bottlei ?l.oo P. W. MKI.H K CO. [Ea=== lOO I'IK.t'K || DINNER SET #53.00 Will <*? tor ???"<> ?*** 'nrh day until (K)W. He* window H. C. Bright Co. (jUCgewt Jewelers In EMtern North Carolina ?Use PASTEURIZED MILK Onord the health of the lit tle o??a by n?lnK PMtnrM Milk. IKIIrrml twice dull) to any part of the city. The WiaekreM Co. PHONB ?t?. Gratifying The Advance is gratified at the decision of the Board of School Trustees to reconsider their action in postponing the' opening of the schools to Octo ber 1. Two school buildings, we be-! lieve. are not ready for occu pancy in Raleigh at this time, but that fact did not delay the! opening of the schools in the capital city, though it involves carrying on school work for the time being in temporary quar ters and under rather trying conditions. The use of the relay system in Elizabeth City will, no doubt, in volve rather trying difficulties, | but not enough to compensate for delaying the opening of [schools till October without any ! certainty that the new high I school building will be ready for I use by that date. I We see by the editorials in a | number of newspapers that the League of Nations is dead. But jthis is not the first time that the editors have killed it and The (Advance harbors a suspicion that the League will outlast all the scribes of the present gener ation. Considering how Mexico has changed, it is no great wonder that America was so long in rec ognizing her. THE CHINESE HAVE SAID? "If the currcnt is ' not rapid the fish do not jump." Proverb. In other words, competition is the life of trade and makes The Apothecary Shop' A Better Drug Store Phono 100 FOR TIRES Ifleld mill Mlcliell for (lie money ii Economy Tire Co. Hood, OhlNrlil mid MlchHIn ? the best tiros for (lie money invested. IMvMOXSTIl \TION i ft Duke'* llome Made Mayonnaise ItclNi mid Kiisshiu l>ressln? Fllll>\Y mid S\T( ltl>\V I'nder the Siifiervis loo of MltS. LIT IS of .Norfolk J.W. Shannonhouse & Son I'll ON K IH7. Gallop-Sawyer Realty Co Let Us Handle Your City And Rural Property Hlnton l!ull Your NKXT HKPAIR JOB They will give you good work at reasonable prices. We work on all cars, but specialize on Ilulckn and Fords. TlDKWATER MICK CO., INC. Wee oar new line of Ham ilton and South lleud Watch es Just received. I.OCIS SKIJO Your Jeweler Since 1882 For Fnffim and (harden Klertrlr Supplier, I.IKhiliiK Fixture* *n?l House Wiring. Yours to nerve FEED For Stock and Poultry k?mi?64: Ito-ta Poindnrtrr St, EARL & WILSON Shirt, There are non? hotter for IIm price. McCABE A CRICE PKTKR U. KYNI-rs STORY MARKS lll<; W'lIKEN FEATURE , P?ier B. Kyne, the author of countless heroic novels an-1 stories which have appeared in the Saturday Kveiling l'ou, wrote Ihe itory q( "Kindred of the Uu-t." produced by Kaoul A. Walsh for Associated Firtt National release, and which U at the Alkrama today. In this instance Mr. Kyne's story is one of the strongest ever filmed. The chief character is "Nan of the Sawdust Pile." anil the part In played by Miriam Cooper, who won consid erable praise for her work in "The Oath," "Serenad**" and other recent First National attractions. Playing opposite her is Ralph Graves, one of the most talented of screen actors. Due to the high char acter of hi* work in this production, it is understood that he will be ele vated to stardom within the near fu ture. Others in the cast are Lionel Belmore. Eugenie Besserer, W. J. Ferguson and Pat Rooney. The Great Northwest is the locale of the story, and the camera's eye has caught many exciting and breath taking scenes. SLIP-OVER SWEATERS The practical garments are made up in a variety of styles. All colors. Especially priced at $1.95 M. Leigh Sheep Co. Woman's Wear Used Car Bargains Ford Rarer ...ZZ S 90.00 Ford Runabout with ?li|x>n SI25.00 Ford Runabout' S 65.00 Ford Coupes 8238.00 to S 125.00 Mitchell Touring - $150.00 Auto & Gas Engine Works, Inc. C. \V. GAITHEK, Pres. V^ RSHIRE CREAMERY BUTTER Guaranteed Mrlrtly pure. In luorter pimml or oiip |kiiiiiiI iiukuitrs. II*h the best but tor we've been.able to buy. THE MAIN STREET GROCERY A BATTERY That will crank your car Win ter an?l Slimmer I Oil $16.00 flatteries < lutrued and rebuilt at reasonable |trices. PHONE 497 Cash and Delivery AT Cash and Carry Prices Fugle Itrnnd MILK, ran l?c Kvn|K>ra(ent on for six years, then began taking Stella Vltae snd was quickly relieved of my troubles and I have been a well snd hsppy woman ever since." 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COFFEE, The World's Best ] Drink, 1 lb. sealed pkg 33c ) In paying more than this price for Coffee you ;! aro throwing your money away. This is absolutely j! the finest product -obtainable. ;! Golden Blend Coffee, 1 lb. sealed package 23c j Excellent cup quality and worth 30c ;5 -.-x-x-x-xkk-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-m-x-x-: ILULsJIULsJtaJlUUlallsJaEHHBl 1 ALKRAMA Today i ij i_ ? 9 a | For everybody?and especially for ? g those who are hard to please? jfj 1 R. A. WALSH I a a presents Peter B. Kyne's great story ? ui/iunnrn ap ? a a a a (ai a A Drama of man's undying faith in a the woman he loves. An epic of the ? great Nor'west, fired every moment a with the thrill and drama of the fa mous story. KINDRED OF THE DUST" MIRIAM COOPER as Nan of Sawdust Pile; with Ralph Graves, Lionel Belmore and a magni ficent cast. Matinee 10c & 35c; Night 15c and 35c 'dsaaaati! a a i i i a i a a 1 The Place To Buy New Crop Seed Rye And Seed Oats Rosen and Abruzzi Rye of Hitfh Germination. 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