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HE'LL TELL THE WOIU.I) When you're listening In on the Democratic convention and hear all the speeches and connlp broadcasted you can thank Craham Mo Namee, lure shown, doin^ his stuff, for he will broadcast the con tention speeches and gossip. PASQUOTANK GIKLS TAKE SHORT COIKSK Misses Mary Hewitt of Xewland and Vivian lame* of Sound Xeck left Monday for Raleiffh to attend the Short Course for Club Girls at State College. These two girls were chosen by the Xewland and WeeksvillQ Girls Homp Demonstrations Clubs to repre sent them in this schuol. Heretofore, the girls have won the trip to Ra leigh in contests but this year the! clubs were asked to send leader." rather than prize winners because the course is especially intended to train leaders in home demonstration work in the various counties of thr State. The expenses of the young women are paid by the First and Citizens National Rank, the Savings Hank and Trust Company, and the Carolina! Ranking and Trust Company. Great appreciation is expressed by thr?' members of the girls club and by the home demonstration agent for the In terest in the work shown by the; banks in this practical and helpfulI manner. Misses Hewitt and James will I specialize in sewing and in food con-! servation in the Short Course. Roth young women are already stars in breadmaking ami will therefore give their attention to other subjects. TWO COmRKI) WOMKN IIAVK HOICSK CAN'T C'AltK FOR Only one case was up for trial in Wednesday morning's session of the recorder's court and that, ufter the evidence had been somewhat gone into, was continued to Friday. The defendants were Jennie and Jessie Rlddick. both colored, who were before Trial Justice Spence on a charge of cruelty to a dumb ani mal, a horse, which it appeared that they were keeping on their premises without giving the animal but very little attention and no shelter at all. They were given until Friday to sell or otherwise dispose of the horse, or else to provide the animal a suitable stable. Prosecuting Attorney Elect J. H. LeRoy, Jr., acted as prosecuting at-, torney Wednesday morning In the ab-, Hence of Prosecuting Attorney Saw yer, who is attending the Democratic Convention as delegate from this district, and of Assistant Prosecutor M. H. Simpson, who could not be present. rlwoSmMk(Smqs x Orange "Blossom ne'edalnq <Rlnq Orange "Blossom fingagoment "Bing V SopM** wtoacbt \Vj(,1 In (old or pUtl 4/-if-.?"D, Corr*et ? ) ?nd bMutilul tw ?jf food compariMo. Craw Ormmrt Ihiitm Rimrt i Mm mmrh tmdlAt wA "Or, BUmm". *mt in rtM LOUIS SELIC yr.UJTY HINTK 1HN2 Main ? Water Kin. mmg* TxTlcBTTTSrn SAVINGS nr flAKR BONDS. ' 8m u for fall LIGHTNING STIUKKS SHKII OF DYNAMITE Winston Salem. June 25.?A shed in which dynamite for blasting was stored at a rock quarry near here was struck by light nine yesterday In a storm and the dynamite exploded killing the men who had taken ref uge there from the storm. The explosion demolished the shed and two automohib-s and killed six men. mangling their bodies almost beyond recognition. Miss Minnie Nash returned Wed-, nesday from Albion. Michigan, where, she taught in the Conservatory of Al bion College. o us SB? bb b b? ? ss All Men'* Furnish ings at Mitchell's are in the Bifj Clean Sweep Sale at MITCHELL'S at Wholesale Cost prices. Now is the time to liny. IS? B? ?? ? B? ? ? ? ? j .MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT OUU Clean Soda Fountain at THE APOTHECARY SHOP TO CAMP AGAIN AT OLI) FAIK CKOlM)S The* cluli Kil ls of Pasquotank. Per quimans uiul Chowan counties wi:l a train I'lijov their summer camp at tin* (>t<l Fair Ground* near Klizah th City Auuust 1 l-i.% under th?- officii m caro of th? homo demonstration asMit*. Mi? Marcia AllH?riM>n. Mi ll?!rn lialihor,. ami Miss Kliza Kuiight. \|{K INSISTING ITON M MIX KI.VN PLVNU Now York. Jun<> 25.?If tlio plat foim commit too does not havo plank r pudiating tho Kn Klux Klart soin * ?>f tho tin in hers will carry ti?" fight to tho floor, tlicy assorted ?*arly lo.iay in mooting to frame III.- plat form. PHONE 111 Standard Pharmacy THEY WILL SEND IT. SPRINGLESS SHADES Past Lon^er_Lttok Better llMOItS ATTKM) I I \KH.\I. Members of Worth llagley Council Junior Orih r are 't! to iium-i itt Mn-ir h;ill at thre* o'clock Thurs day ufii'rnoon lo attend the funeral It. t*. Ahhott. jf.0 fleer's CHECKERBERRY CHEWING GUM French Linen Dresses These dresses are made of a tood French Lin?>n?in attrac tive mod* Is?Colors Ilrown, Copen. Orchid, IJose, Green and White? A fortunate purchase cn ahh-s us to offer you these charming frocks at the v? ry special price of ? S4.95 M. Leigh Sheep Co. KEGAKDI.ESS OK TIIE < \U ^ Ol BUY OK Till PKICE YOU PAY Til EKE IS NO (.KEATEK VALUE TIIAN A BUICK Buick's past ami prvseitl success proves that. BUICK four-wheel brakes are a valuable factor of safely to tlie owner anil his family. Tidewater-Buick Co. DON'T FORGET Your Refrigerator For It Is Now Time To Buy Quinn Furniture Co. MEN'S WHITE OXFORDS Just received a shipment of Men's White Egyptian Cloth Oxfords. This style is made with white ivory sole and white rubber heel. The coolest and the most comfortable oxford made. COME IN WHILE OUR SIZES ARE COMPLETE OWENS SHOE COMPANY Silks at a Saving, Recent declines in the Silk Market, which we believe are now at the lowest level make these prices possible. Striped Silk, best qual ity Broadcloth?the new Roman stripes, all color-i, the yd., $1.50 Striped and checked Tub Silks, all colors, 32 inches wide, the yd., $1.75 and $1.98 Printed Silk and Cotton Crepes that have sold reg ularly for $1.50, the yd., $1.19 Piedmonts Prints, a silk and cotton printed fabric that is guaranteed fast color and washes beautifully, the yd., .u. 98c All silk K<x>d quality 40 inch Flat Crepe, navy, black, white, tan, grey, re seda and peacock blue, the yd $1.08 All Silk Canton Crepe that has sold for $3.25, a beautiful quality in navy, cocoa, pekin, black, henna and white, the yd., _$2.60 Canton Crepe, 40 inch es wide, a' very pretty lus trous cloth, navy, tan. ?rey, pekin, cocoa ard brown, the yd., ?1.9* Rushanara Crepe in tha best colors, our regular $3.98 numljer, the yd., $2.98 Printed Crepe d c Chines, a beautiful ranK'i of patterns, the yd. $2.39 Fast Color Striped Sat inettes that wash well and make dainty dresses, the yd., GO''. Rucker & Sheely Co ELIZABETH CITY'S BEST STORE Kvor Watch a Mellnv 11*?? a deal >ou*|| n?*\?*r fur* ! 11?*9* iiiummI up T'lrtu- I'lsiMrrn '?? ??iimw! \ii iiuw a Hat !i in I Mimili'*? ?<illii-;?lris l?.u?* ami lilting :ll mIIIhI. Wil- I. v. ' . 1 w.??.?!? r'l II :???.!' Fr.m'i lti> . \v;n?: 1. ' i i- ? l i. .1 t| it 111 Mi :*.!'? 4 a..i a: I ifs. rt II I ? ? ? -. 1 : , 1??1 ..-. I, !.: i'i. It - ii 11?* 11 il'jti* ;i> 1" It :ii ? ? .?? ' \ ir> , (lav in a:. ! ?!.?y iim. ii- 11 : . Southern Gas Improvement Co. J. I. M U.IIM.S. Mfir. "If 't'.< (f'iiW if,tit ftt '?*f, -oi't rr,' tin <1 hitft i I*. S.?Start hakim: a plain cake la a cimi ??\en, liv.it t?? liuMi; for 1 it'll rake. In-uin wiili hot o\?-n an<l lin Mi hlnnly. ALKRAMA Today Mary Pickford "Rosita" ? also ? "LOST NKKVE" A r.arlcr Dt-lluvrii (jinii'dy FOR SALE CHEAP Sligh'Iy used furniture almost us pood an new, ut HALF PRICE. On sale every day in the year. Come in nnd look our furniture over, wheth er you htiy or not. We are life-savers lo peo ple who \?ant a lot of furniture and haven't much money. The Auction Furniture Company 120-122 NORTH POINDEXTER STREET, Next to I*. DeLon'a hieyele shop. E. L. SILVERTHORNE, Mgr. Capital Stock $250,000 Member Federal Rrnerve HKRTFORD COLUMBIA KI IZAIIKTH RITT Or. A. L I'MiilIMm, l'rw. l?o. K I.lttln, (VbifT. inrnfj P. Hood, Vlc?-Pr?i. R. O. Abbott, Vlce-I'rcw. CAROLINA RANKING & TRUST COMPANY H. C. Bright Co. JfAvelers. Hin ton Building, ? hb?w m* Famo and Lebanon Belle Flour ar* Bb^olotolf Bonn of qtulltf nM bf Ite Mh| (roxn, ?DhtrlbiM By? , A. F. TOXEY & COMPANY
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