PEFLE * PftLE, Publisher*
mmiWT fllll. I4i1?r.
' of The AmotUIwI I'rtw.
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MM la tfcli M?*r ir< *iM ti to. i?;.i
C*Urd ?t (hMici
tt UitUtlli City. N. C.. ?( Mcend. :l*ti njtUf.
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TUESDAY. NOV. 2 . 1!?24.
Wem
Tl?* first tiling ili' I'riiit-i* ?'
WmliH nuIiI wlicii li" k<i| Ilium- mi/
Hint Aim-Hru mi/ "n^nlci-ful" I'
liilii, m? now tin* |MM?r ??!?? t?v?*r*
W?Hil?*?l uolil'll ll?l*?* I* Ull|'|'> I lilt)'
i* llrilinh run. Tli' only linir :i
thlnl |miM > 4'uIm iiny lev U in it
bunco Kuau'.
A IVin-liss llcrila^r
Feellug its. IT :i 1 1 unworthy lo
try to pay fill ins.' tribute t.> Jmi-.
Henry 'drove* Connor, The A?l ;
vanee can not for he:ir"p.i lining in
the day's routine to ilo homage to
his memory.
Here wan one whose like w?
?haU hardly see again, because
men of his mould and fineness do
not, Bomehow, route out of Hi.
crucible V?f modern lite. Our ac
quaintance with him. like thai of
thousands of oilier Ninth Carolin
ians, was hut passing; ami yet no
one ever cume In rontact with j
Judge Connor without a feeling1
that ho had heen touched hy some
thing warm and sweet and line
and true and no one, after such
an experience, ever aguln thought
of Judge Connor as one whom In
had oner met and knew hut
allghtly. Virtue went out of the
man in his daily walk and work
and to become acquaint* d with
him was to respect him ami lo
love him and more ? It was lo en
?hrine him In the veneration and
esteem that we reserve for things
that arc pure and undented and
incorruptible.
OUr words are weak hut our
heart is full as we turn aside from
the day's routine lo lay this
Wreath upon the grave of a son of
Carolina whose name posterity
will .delight to honor. Yea. ver
ily a whole Stale shall rise up to
call blm blessed, lie has left lo
his children and to his Stale a
priceless heritage.
An Old, Sim! Story
Newspaper opinion seems divid
ed a> to the sentence imposed hy
Judge Grady on Tom Cooper of ,
Wilmington, one time, we seem to j
remember, president of the North 1
Carolina Hankers' Association. If
wo could have picked the Judge to
pass on this case, we would have
turned it over lo Judge Cranmcr.
Wo fctaew Tom once when he was
ilrfckt the girls call "a nice hoy."
And we had a deep love and re
spect for the sturdy stork of un
pretentious hardworking folks
from which he sprang and felt
?ure .Tom would eventually make
good. It now seems that he mail;1
good too Nisi, without learning to
value' rightly the homely virtues
that had given him his opportuni
Ue?. .
It Jo an old and oft-recurrin
?lory. and. yet an unfailingly sad
one.
Ellftih. th CHv. if now ji i ?i '? ?<>
will fall far short of the mark s< t
In Its Red Cross Drive unless many
who have already given double :
WANT ADS
Too Late to Classify
WAJitW) ? men mkv to vump
announcement t>n front pagn.
? In ir ?,??nl rihut ions or unhss a few
individuals who mil do ho com*
forward with n really l>i t; dona-j
I ion.
W. havr to :?4l in it that Mr. Ham
wr? p|?ii| ?mr Such ty I'.i^c, lint
iii In rwise we bclii-vi* In liii|irov??<l
The Advance. And as soon iin we
ri?'l our hivutli we liuiit* to uivr ,
,v?iu a j.'ood Woman'*: Interest |?an'' j
to make am> nils for nnyi iiini; yim
iiii^lit inisH in the social whirl.
%i5)to
&j/S
W >|| utatlntlc* !ilmw *>ft drink
.* ?l-f-llmnc tiuivW Invauss
iii' li-armnt: to do without
Man wiid h*>a'uiu bin A'lffl in Chi
<Tim> She punh'tl him olT th? porch
thiCi' HiHirti up Hi- ft *11 hard for her
Ml* ?iiuua-tl f-iiuxtr u lot of trouble
and m? ?1? i ullt- rnoniem
U'liiii we ran I la how a one
armed man gets married. unletis he
learn* iu atrei an auto with hi*
knees
Ihniuoln (III ) couple cot married.
Courted 2"? ypm* Imagine nhaving .
fterv day for 25 years
Char leu Dickens old home has
been tiugle Into a trirl'H school, where
I hey nuiy pia> 'he dickens
St ?<num man. alarmed because
tits wife COUltfft t talk, called the
doctor She was drunk It's expert- \
hiv.-. (mi tou might try It.
Parson-Cop
Th* io*n of Rritii.iir. ?r. tl.*
of < ?Kinr.?.irn. ? ii?-ur>Hi nit i. ta
?? piet'Aiit-r it.* r. |<^ j l
I Mkrtnu.u J |K||
j "or. it- rrlori ?.? r?,? tlt M , n
. ?Jav* And ?. i.? ,y t r.*
. ','hurcr. (? rv|.u
ihi^outwn,,.,,, ?i* in. >,< r.i?
Zoollcr's Studio
Will Im' o|M*n hy a|i|H>intiiitMil
Oltl> (III
I liuiik^iviiti! Day
<hcr 1st AL- ('II*. Nin'l l.'iiik
PHONE 1 1 4
Standard Pharmacy:
THEY WILL SEND IT
GATEWAYS; Inc.
Chevrolet Automobile Contest
COUPON
November 25, 1921. flood for 10 Votes.
When properly signed and mailed or delivered to
Gatesways, Inc., 338 Twenty-fourth street, Newport
News, Va? this Coupon will be ?ood for 10 votes in the
Chevrolet Automobile Contest to be credited to the
person whose name appears below:
Name of Contestant
Street and No i_
City or P. O. Address
V()1I> AFTER NOVEMBER 29, 1924.
SK\ EN AUTOMOBILES
lMi.KD up t?m;ktiiki:
Durham Nov. ? Plans wen
?i 11 ii?> i? here yesterday for a.
monster athlHlc bowl .for Trinity
College. l In- first step In the ex-"
jtuiisinn |i]:iiiiiimI for ilu* college.
l.dl Sl.W A IS (MMM;
TO I.KT WOKI.I) KNOW
Shr?*vei?ort. Nov. 25 ? I'lans are
uiuli r x\ .?> in Louisiana for tin*
formal ion of Louisiana, I nr.. the
purpose of which Mill !>? launch
! a gixaatic nat i'm-widc advertis
ing campaign telling of the Male's
mineral an:l agricultural resourc
es.' The movement lias bean en
dors <1 l?y 'Cover nor II. I.. Fnqua.
anil I'tnied States Senator llans
del of Louisiana.
WIDE SELECTION
DEBATE SUBJECTS
en. inn. Nov. ss. ? ihkIi
' school* ilirouKhmit the state have
, been asked' liy the centrul com ml! -
I lee til l lie 1 1 1k.)i School Debating'
I I'nion of North Carolina to-fcx-'
? |irea? their preferences on a list
' of eight queries which are regard
ed as possibilities for the query
? lor this year's contest of the'
Everyman's Investments
?E02C? T. VT70HEC
Out exper
ience is com
mon to all In
vent meat nii
vitterk. An In
quirer- present*
a lirft of HtM-ur
itie* including
one ?r nioro.
np?? c u 1 a t I v e
storks or bonds.
The- ruling of
tbene specula
tion* is so un
cerium as to
Mak?* it evident ihey snould he
?I (I of at once* jf a sound iti
virrtliimnt position is to be matn
u-incd. When, however, the bank
? r suggest* to his client, tho sal*?
<>i t ticoe obviously unsuitable an
nuities, h?? is nu t with the objec
rioii that they were origlnully
purchased at a much higher
(?iin? than the present market.
"I shall have lo wait until tho
price conies bark to whut I paid
?m for?? I can sell," the investor
ph-a<l*. This, of rourse. is a
:.oia?-y. The price originally p:iid
has nothing whatever to do with
i he matter. This is a very hard
lf*:<oii to U>urn but a much neetl
id one. If by any chance tin*
prliM should recover lo aproxi
inately tin* purchase figure tho
::rKiim*Mii for Helling would not be
a.-. strong as otherwise. Such
lliali School Debating I'nlon.
Tiie.se .queries are as follows:
1. Resolved, That the United
States should Join the World
Court.
2. Resolved. That 111* talc-mi
government should own and op
erate the coal mines.
:5r Resolved. That North Caro
lina should abolish capital pun
' i-hnient.
4. Resolved, That North Caro
linn should adopt tho recommen
dations of the State Ship an I Wa
ter Transportation Commission.
8. Resolved, That the federal
< oust itution should be so amend*
ed as ot prohibit future issues of,
tax exempt securities.
6. Resolved. That the t'nitcd
Suites should adopt, a cabinet
form of government modeled af
ter the llritish system.
7. Resolved. That federal Aid
:-hould'bc provided to equalize edu
cational opportunity in the various
states of the United States.
5. Resolved. That the United
Slates should immediately grant
independence to the 1'hllippino Is
lamia.
The high schools have also been
requested to forward to the cen
tral committee at Chap?*l Hill any
additional queries which I hey may
wish to suggest as the suhj< i for
tl.u next debate.
The High School Debating Un
ion is conducted under t'.i ? aus- ,
pices of the Dialectic and i'lillan
trophie Literary Societies and the
University Kxtenslon Division of
the University of North Carolina.
It was established in 1 S 1 *? and
State-Wide high school' debates
have been held annually sine,
that time. The contest for this
year will be the thirteenth in the
series of atuiunl debates.
The central committee here if?
?price appreciation would intli.\
material Improvement li: tn??
us of the aecuriiy. I* wouM >1 ?
noio a raining in Inv- -Miaoni jtr.i i.
It miKh* In that case "vvti t><
visablf v'i holt! t ?i ?? stork i." '? ?! !
indefinitely l?ut ihe p;dn? l-s ?!: :?
i.? no assurance ;hai any >.
lar speculation will r> ? <?v? r 1 1?
original pticv within .h
able time. It may i'?.- ?
Way ptid the bms !*?>? -.me
liuii-aii u f smaller. 1 1? -il,* .
possibilities must h?* I ;? ? ri ia'
ccnslde ration.
Ii ill- particular ? u ? . ir
list Ih under scrutiny is ud;i'i!?
lUMsauiue the ri^k Involv?I i.i ?n
specific hold i n c the ?>nly thin1-' ?
do IS to Hell out .ill I i ? ; r. v ? ? - ? :i
tomoihine aliout whi-h ....
lie no question. Nor wiil ? on
Kervutlve tiiv st?n- -n? li.i '?
(omi)i"U?l in Kii?*ii ??;?>???? t. . ???li
? r > pern kit ion to niak tp r Si
loss sustained by *U'h :? ? ? r?? ?
slbly t In ? llevv -.pi ? lli I ?"!. *x?
tarn oaf more favoiitiiU : !.?
tirst. I'oxsibly not. In
that is not Invest men' . The a
and courageous ihfi.'u i<> do vvh"?-i
you fiinl youiseii* in s ?? . niiforJ
I anai pn-dnaincui
tile loss the SIH-ettll'.' >>*u
brought ami ket back o-i :
basis instead of fluiih''? :
u round from on?* urn -crinlniy ii
another.
compos* <1 of N. W. Walk".-, i i: .*r
man. K. II. Rankin. i-v? retury, J.
R. Wilson. I) I), t'j'tr.iii. \l
McKie. II. P. Com* r. \V. W
Gwynn. M. M. Youni;.
and L. it. Keiin* tt.
<?( K >|> WOOL CHOI*
Port laud, Nov. 25. ? Co-opera -
tivo wool growers of OroRou and
it'.ubo ol?talut 1 an av? rajc? price
i?r 4'1 "*4 tenia a pound for terri
tory w?-n| thi^ y?*ar and 4 4 1-1 for
???? d Ui in Ho' hint;. The cllp.3 to
? II* :! n-.-a r ilrvi- and a lr?!f biM
lioti pound*. Offt-M c?f 4? to 12
h .i'? a* " ocirii; for liiu'uwn
v?vd ill j,. xt M-I-Hll'iJ * ?'llp liUl
K rs ar?' ' Inddiug off lt?r
titeher price*.
>i<>\ | \u I'M Tl ?:?v H'NNIKS
? \
^?r\
. \ ; on r Aid u 3
, : k<j nu
?' ?!0J.
. ! .SVI21KV
?\ ; IV '?1VU!
S,? j OW]
V ? _ a ?
f \
' if '.i:t tli.- j>i< ti,ro on tout
Tlion run-fully fold dotit-d
1 It> cnMn? l?ngtli. Tbeu
line 2. nnd so on. Fold
i :p tiiia underneath accurate
Win n i (?iu|dcl>. d turn ove'i
?ilKAK CAT
Thfv arc
Suckers
flood
? and the Worst is Yet to Gome
WitaS JUld That
MeaS Cost?
Several dollars? not count
ing, your time and labor ? and it
might have L:.cn ruined, ail because of
heavy bread or a soggy cake. You may
have saved a fraction, of a cent by using
an unreliable baking powder ? but you
took the chance oi ruining your baking
? making a failure of your meal. Do
you call that economy?
?A 'MET
THE WORLDS GREATEST
BAMiMQ &&WBUER
will me ke r. success of any
meal hecaurc rt always produces
pcrfcct baking ? and that's what counts
in the succors or failure of a meal. No
otncr hauim* powder is any
better? regardless of the price
you pay none is any more eco
nomical in use; for Calumet has
far greater leaver .'ng strength- it
goes lar'hei* lafts longer. The
last spoonful i-.- -. good as the ?Ir*t.
Millions o? hoiiM.-v. ivc-s u. c Calu
met so do the lcadiu,: hotels* big
railroads, renowned restaurants
and good bakers.
r.vTRY iNcntnir.NT vssd officially Arrr.ovr.n dy v. s. food amiioritim
SALES T*Zm? Q7 AKV <LV/HER BKAND
Little -
&l(?L^ should
BE happy r
IN THIS I
KIKlO OF I
?i weather
the WEATHffc
TELL ME.How (_
DID THE
WEATHER EFFECT,
, YOU' r? 1
UUhUlHY IJAItxMi
By Charles McMctnus
F i asked a f/\t ,r
\ IT w/<\?> HOT ENOUGH FOR
L- ?/ MIH
CHAS M'MAdUS
) WHATS THE (
J MATTER 7 I
ft
fea
RKi>
The NVw York It-aday World'*
new tcctioo. MRed .Yasta," wilted
by Houdini, the pciulmr escap?
kinjc, i*? continuing t?*ieewfully. Its
baffling tricks. perjlexinic put
zle*.- curious iltusiuc and Inter
t tests arc btt truing mora
r.nd more popular tu youDg and
?W alik.v Th?> thrill that conies
once in ;? lifetime Is f?-% when one
*4tll?facioi ily works oit the an
? w.-r to une of thes* problems. The
edition Is limited. O'der next
Sunday World in adv.uce. a?W
NORFOLK MAUKKT r
J lit VIS & KfcNTlCfcMH
by
S!TN<lvHOLLOWELL Co.
I>r*d it ?
l.lve DiismnL llniwi
Hens 211-2 7
lioo.sl* rs . .13-17
Ducks 2fi
Turkeys . .. ..
I lot s. Milder
10U lbs
IIo?S e?wr
1U0 I lis
Ku-s
III: ll l'olatoes
Swet I'ulatne;
SI
:!5
KMillT CLOTHING
AT Kl<; 11 1 PRIC
If you want the best Cloth Id
and siio? s t ?? lie hail at the right]
price, call on us.
\W not only carry everything 1
that Men, Yoiuii: Men and lioya 1
wear, hut we carry a l>i? line to
: elect fl'O t||.
C. A. COOKE
(Il.ii.l tu-I-Iii.t Oulllltwu. ?
PHONE 845
\iiil wi- u ill call for vour
Uu<li?? or Aiilomoliile
Storage Battery
iinil return ii to volI f?|jy
rliarpil in
Eight Hours
Battery &
Electric Co.
The " EMIttr Place
III N". Water St.
'?A KADIO FOK EVERY
NKED"
STOP THAT BACKACHE
-Many Kliftilx-tli City Folks ltav(?
KwiimI the Way
Is a dull, nerve-reeking ht-ad
aplic wearing you out? Do you
feel oli|< r ami slower llinn you
should A re you tired, weak and
n? ivuuK; find it impossible to tfj
happy. or ? 11 joy tlio good tinfojfl
around you? Then there's sonS^
( Ii in - . wroii'i si ml likely lt'? yoqr
kidneys. Why not get at
cause? I "so Doau's i'llla? - a
riuiulant diuretic to the kidneys.
Your neighbors recommead
Doan's. Read what this Eliza
beth City resident says:
L. W .Madrlu. machinist, 701
Southern Avenue, says: "My back
played out when 1 stooped to lift
anything, sharp pains darted
through my, kidneys nud It was
all I could do to straighten. Many
times my kidney secretions wero
out or condition. I bought Doan'a
rills at the Standard Pharmacy,
and they cured me. I havettH
been bothered since."
f,0c. at ail dealers. Foster Mll
| burn Co.. Mfrs., UuffaJo. N. Y. ?
Old Folks'
Ailments
"I benan taking niack
Draugbt over fifty year?
ago and my experience
with It Atrctchos over a
good long time." nays 34 r.
Joe A. lUakcmore, u Civil
War veteran, now a promi
nent eitl7.cn of Floyd, Tex.
"It i; tho beat laxative I
know of for old poople. . .
A good many years ago. In
Virginia, I used to get bill- ,
out and I found that I
Thedtord's
BLACK-DRAUGHT
*w the best And quickest
relief I could Since I
cam? to Texas I have thcao
bilious attacks every now
and then- and I flud a
little Black-Draught soon
fltralghtena ino out. Afi?f
a few doses, in little or n*
tliuo I'm all right again."
Thedford's Black*
Draught acta on the stom
ach. liver and bowsls 1$
a gentle, natural wajr.
slating dlgcuUon and r*
llevlng constipation.
666 ,
i? a proscription for
Coklft, <irlppt, I)?>ku.?, Hf?|.
mcUi H, t mwtlpiitlon. MIIwmum,
I It In tli* nurnt <?dy rem?dj
w? know.