CHURCH NEWKI
Canu Mftiioi-iiil tVe*?b> tcriun
Hev. Frank IX. Scatterjcoo<!?
MBtey school. 9:45 a. ni
XduR Bibb- class lo a. 111. I.>sson:
^Restoration or Wails of Jerusa
lem." Study b?ok or N-h. miati.
fePtrl? worship II a. m. 'Theme.
"The Way ? V. , \V.<1
jaeaday nlxht service 7::w o'clock.
Pmdact: "The I'ow.-i ??f Faith. "
j* W c Invito all io corn* and worship
jj* with ua.
E l\ rhMsi
m i.lUv^Goo. K. Hill, rector. Coti
m version of St. I'aul. Sunday school
r ?Bd adult Bibl? .lasses 9:45 a. m.
? Morning prayer :ind sermon 11 a.
E ZD. Eveninu prav? r and si-imon at
K 7:30 p. m. Idiicosun convention
F* Will meet Tuesday at Kinston.
First MrthiHlNi
K. Rev. S*. II. D. Wilson. !) I)..
P pastor You arc cordially invited
? to all lerviofdi Sunday school,
r^JiK^f.-A. Hooper, superintendent,
ST #;i0* fl.' m. 12p worth L.ikuc at
Uk4( ft. ni. Worship with sermon
f Oy Dr. J M fnl N
? IVjunesscc, ll u. 111. l.ay sympos
ium led by Ur. ?na<> l-tutum
EjL^he Church, the Community and
K Me." 7:45 p. in.
? City Roatl Methodist
? Rev j>? nlcl l*nue. pastor. Sun
day achool at 1):.T0. fj. I'. S< yflVrt,
[ti superintendent. Worship with ser
P mon by the pastor at I I a. in. and
I 7: SO # m
tnioti, NewbfKUii, K|> worth
| Rev.- W. T. I'hipps will preach
at Union at 11 o'clock Sunday
morale R. at Newbt^un at :t
?'tiook Sunday afternoon, and at
Epworth at 7:?u Sunday VvenhiK.
The public is cordially invited.
First IliifrflM
Samuel H. Tcnipleuian, pastor.
9:30 a. in. Sunday school. 11 a.
m.. The Memorial -Supper. 7 : ::o
p. ftn. ? "When Jesus Collies t li"
Second Time." ( Second in series).
Pftnefday. 7: SO p. in., prayer
m^paUe aervlc< . The program
is a continuation of ih< 'Whole
Blbhn ?erics."
UpUtWrii ."?iCIlUillrtl ltA|)(Ut
bx. James II. Tliaycr, pastor.
t4ay school at 9:30 a. m., E.
gMrtt, Sr., superintendent.
Mia by tile pastor at 11 a. in
2J30 p. ni. The public la cor
dially .Invited to all services. i
>%? ('Rluiry I la (it 1st
inf R. F. Hall; puHtor. Sunday
faool \at 10 a. in., S. S. Dnvls,,
Irlntendcut. I). Y. I!. IT. ut
!? -p. m. Preaching by
?jlMtor at 7:30 p. in. The
>lic la cordially invited.
U - Corinth lluptKt
w f. R. F. Hall, pastor. Sunday
fl each Sunday afternoon at
' ft'cTock. W. F. I'ritchard.
Superintendent. Preaching at
fa By the pastor. Senior nndi
ttiflr II. Y. 1\ l'. each Sunday:
lht.at 7:30. The public is cor-i
Invited.
Itcrcu liaptist
JltcV. R. F. Hall, pastor. Sun
jy school Sunday morning at j
0 o'clock. Hen Frank 1'rltchard.
'.undent. I'Fcuchln^ nt, 1 1 1
; by tlio - friMuf.
r Cordially Invitecf
Creek and Ml, IlerinoM
W. T. Phfppa'will preach
i f morning at 1 1 o'clock at
">eek, and Sunday nfter
__ 3 o'clock nt Mt. Hcrmon.
public la cordially Invited.
"> First Christian
|e^._ H. T. llo wen, pastor.
;ng at 11 a. ni. and 7:30 p.
111. Sunday school will be held at
2::I0 p. in.. E. L. Sllverthorn. su
perintendent. Christian Kndeav
or at 6:30 p. in. Prayer myelins
\V<>?!n<>Hday at 7:30 p. in. Morn
ing subject Sunday, "Isra?-I
Among the Nation*." Kvening sub
ject. "Abraham, the Challenge of
An Id^al."
I VnCer?>stal Hollne**
l'r? achlngAy the paxtor, Rev.
Hubert T. Sp??nce. every firi?t.
hiril and nrth Sundays, 11 a. m.
and ";?<? p. in. Sunday school 10
a. in. J. I.. Hill, Supt. Regular
Thursday night prayer meeting.
Tin* public f* cordially Invited to
all services.
l-'reo Will I la pt tat
St. Kllzabdli'ii Catholic
Services at the Catholic Chapel,
fllnton Ruildlng. each Sunday
Kt'KTHEK DELAY IN
SENATE APPROVAL
morning at 10 o'clock.
Washington. Jan. 24. ? Further'
delay in Senate action on nomin
ation* of Harlan Stone to l>e Su
preme Court Justice anil Charles
It. Warren of Miflilitan to Ruce^ed
lilni as Attorney (lenrral waa in
dicated last ni^lit.
VIHlTfXCI Ml VI ST Kit WIIX
(H VI I'V I'IRHT M. K. IM'IJ'IT
Dr. J. M. Culbretb. considered
one of rhe most brilliant mlnls
terH who have none forth from
North Carolina to take part In the
liiiuer activities of his church,
now aMHoclaled with (he General
Kdu.al'nnal Department yf the
MVthodint Kpincopal Church.
South, with he&dquartera at Natd)
vllle. Tennessee. will spend Sun
day In the city and will occupy the
pulpit at the First Methodlat
Church at 11 o'clock and at the
City lload Methodist C'hurch at
7 : 30 p ,m.
OFFICERS OCCUPY
MONEDA PALACE
(llv Th? Aimrlilf4 PrMl
Santiago, Jan. 24.? By a aud
d? ii coup late yesterday a contin
gent of young Army officers oc
cupied the Moneda Palace, head
quarters of the government and
surrounded the palace with armed
forces.
APPROVES SURVEY
FOR OTHER PARKS
inv The At?rlilnl PrrMl
Washington, Jan. 24.? Approv
al whr uiven by President Cool
Idge yesterday of the appropria
i tlop of 915.000 for asurvey of the
Tllue Ridge of Virginia and the
Smoky Mountains of North Caro
lina as sites for new national
parks.
MONUMENTS
.awson & Newton
I *HE MONUMENT PROI'LB
imatrM (ilvon on Work
Sot Complete
i Moattarllo Ave., ?t lltl* At.
-NORFOLK, VA.
Charles Hutchinson
? in ?
"Hutch of the
U. S. A."
Alkrama Today
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
1.
ft.
X,
12.
14.
1ft.
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3ft.
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Horizontal
Sport requlrinK doiikx.
Wireless.
A step.
Musical drama.
Retimes
Rodent.
More sugary.
Pipe Joint.
Part of Ipr.
Oritans ?i hearing.
Like.
Reste:!.
rtully.
Wayside hotel.
Fight
A drunkard.
.Number.
Depended.
Cue element of a product.
You.
Peruse.
Vile.
Accomplished.
Tardily.
Fibres of tho body.
Ezleted.
To restrain water.
Ocean.
Wily.
Claw.
Pif Pen
Toward.
Han*.
Chair.
Atop
Sphere.
Prophets.
Owed.
Intended.
t:>. Couples.
75. Therefore.
7 d. Thinrfn.
77. Examine.
Vertical
1. Minute opening.
2. Jewel of delicate colors (pi.)
3. Allow.
4. Conjunction.
0. Place of public contest (pi. I
7. Purpose.
8. Father.
?. Skill.
10. Pure.
1 1. Organs of sIkIi!
' "V
14. Bin.
17. Cleverness.
15. Devour.
21. Flight* of steps.
23. Truest.
26. Tool.
18. Electrical element.
30. Clear profit.
31. Appointment.
33. Rolls of film.
SB. Fertile place in desert.
36. Got up.
38. Snake-like fish.
30. Time of earth turning once
on axis.
HOOD T 1 K E S
AKE BETTEH
E. J. Cohoon & Co.
MEET YOU* FRIENDS
AT OUR
? Clean Soda Fountain
at
TUB APOTHKOAKT SHOP
CHARGES AGAINST
SENATOR DELAYED
Jersey City. Jan. 24.? Charge*
that I'nlted State* Senator Ed
wards was involved In a liquor
deal that eventually fell through
will not lie printed to the Hud
son County grand Jury before
March. Prosecutor John Milton
announced laat night, because the
second trial of 12 defendant* in
the Weehawken liquor scandal
will not be called until then. du>
to crowded conditions of the New
Jersey court calendar.
( 40. Ventilating machine.
41. Lyric poem.
47. Bird of the night.
48. Partner and friend.
50. Large cistern.
52. Harm.
53. >k)hammedan person.
55. More painful.
56. Kesinous substance.
57. Born.
59. Second person pronoun poss.
60. Ponderous book.
62. Quantity.
64. Serpent.
, 66. Brooding place.
70. Perish.
? 72. Negative.
! 74 Present. ' "
Ladies"
"Happy Home""
(ping ham Dresm**
Sites 36 to 46.
A largo assortment of pret
ty patterns and styles ?
SI. 69
Begin to plan your Spring
Sewing Now ? Use The Mc
Call Spring Quarterly.
Rucker & Sheely Co.
Elisabeth City's llent Store
ENJOY A DELICIOUS CHICKEN
DINNER SUNDAY .
fit
Jose's Tea Room
Corner Poindexter and Fearing Stg.
Price 60r. Phone 902
r ,
APPEARANCE
A Good lyooking Woman Ik Always a
Well Dressed Wm tan
Not n? cessarlly togged out In costly r.tlment always*; but the
clothes she wears must be spotlessly clean and faultlessly
P'CMed. Our reKUlar service to women of refinement haft built
many a woman's reputation for belnK a Rood dresser, when
her real wardrobe was modest and her outlay for clothes
limited. May we serve you In like manner?
CLEANING. PRES8IN0, PLEATING, DYEING AND REPAIR
ING . PHONE 280. MATTHEWS STREET.
COOPER CLEANING WORKS
('HlfrMON-BIIOC'KWKlX
A very pretty a dding wa? soi
| cmnlzed at the home of Mr. and
Mm. L. E. Sklnn* r Saturday wh? n
j their niece, Miss Alloc Ma** Brock*
i well, became the bride of Mr. R??y
i B. Chesson, Dr. Jauies H. Thayer
t officiating t? 'ho pretence of ini
mediate relative* uml u f?*w
'friends. The hume tt'iis
fully decorut?d villi ft-riis. trail
f infc ivy, shaded lights and candies.
~Miss Kathryn Skinner sang "A
I Sweet Little KK.wer Cnihd You."
, accompanied by the coiapoan
himself, Mr. t'rner C. Davis, who
| also play d the wed-Mni; march.
The bride's only attendant was
Miss Pauline Skin per. who v. ore
: grey beaded georgette carrying
| pink rows and lilies of the \.sl
ley. and Mr. Leslie Ib l^ty.a act* a
' as b?'!>t man. The bride wore niiu
night blue with hat ar.d acceggoj
' it's to mulch, carrying it bout|uet
of bride's roues and lilies <?: iu*
valley. Immediately after the ce?
j eniony Mr. and Mr.*, Chesson UTt
j for an extended trip North.
Mr. Chesson is a prosperous
| lumber man. aiid Vis* Uroekwell
was a member of the Klizabt th
City Graded School faculty for a
number of years. Mr. and Miv.
I ^nesson have many friends here
who join in wisliin^ them a happy
and prouiierous life.
REAFFIRMS ST AM)
ON WORLD COURT
Washington, Jan. 24. ? The ad
ministration's stand favoring Am
erican participation in the World
I Court was reaffirm'. <1 today by
! the President in his address to
delegates attending the National
Conference on the Cause and Cure;
of War.
EDENTON WINS IN
CAME WITH BOYS"
lleMcltv Team ,\ot Daunted and
Has Came Arranged for
Xc\t Week
The 1 Joy's basketball team of
Eliza unih City High School met
U? t? ut Friday night at the hands
of the fust Edenton quintet, the
final score being 34-19. This
KMiit- was the sixth straight vic
tory fur Edenton. having defeated
Hertford last Tuesday night by i
score of 2r,-l4.
The local team, although handi
capped by the sickness of Handers
played a good game. Dallard led I
his teammates in points made
while Owen was high point man1
for the Edenton loopsters.
liesiclty boys play Washington
Oih-glate Institute in Elizabeth)
City next Thursday. It 1* hoped
that a largo crowd will be on hand j
to encourage und support the.
team. I
KHz. Cily
Hulla rd
forward
S. White
Edenton
forward
Task??r
E. Harrell
ccnter
Jones
Owens
guard
Harris
J. White
FLOWERS
For Krery Occasion.
Hyan Moral Co., Inc.
H South Itnml St.
I'HOM: 842
CLF.AI SWEEP
SALE
MITCHELL'S
1(H) Pair* LuiIm-h* ami Slrn'* OXFORDS, Puinp?
unil lli?h Shorn. Our rrgular $7.00, 88.00, S9.<K)
and 89. .>0 grudrx? -
A CLEAN
SWEEP
PRICE, PAIR
S4.95
guard ? ?* ?
Stanton GootHrln
SubaTor E. Cliy'.Shaw for 3t^n
ton; Subs for Bdcntoti : McMul
len for Harrell. Individual point
s*cored ? B. City. H&llard 10; Jone*
6; Stanton. Edenton Owens 20;
White 6; Harrell 4; McMullea 4.
A High Grade
Dependable
Swiss Watch
\
We have just received a
number of unusually fine
ladies' ribbon w r i s t
watches in lt-karat
white gold. Dependable
17 J. movement. Itectan
K u 1 a r and Tonneau
Shapes. Price $32.50.
A useful and charming
gift are these lovely
watches.
We iiirltc you to make
our store your gift head
quarters.
H. C. Bright Co.
A. G. James, Mgr.
Main & Martin Sts.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
PHONE 114
Standard Pharmacy
THEY WILL SEND IT.
PAINS ALL OVER
Lady Says She Took Cardoi ud
Never Saw Sock Improve-'
rnent? Was So Weak
Couldn't Stand. ,'j
Weathersby, MIbs. ? Mrs. Jam en M>
Hall, of this place, writes that'she
?was "getting weaker all the time"
when Cardul, the woman's tonic,
was first brought to her attention.
After she had taken Cardul a while,
?he writes that she "never did see
euch an improvement." ,
"I suffered all the time and had
palna all over," says Mrs. Hall. "I
wan so weak I could not stand. My
skin was cold and flabby. I did
not have any color. I had alwnya
been n very actlvc woman ? sssd
outdoor cxerclBe^walklng and golnr |
whero I pieftJflQ, and to get (low*. J
not able to get myself a drink, vra*
Indeed a hardship.
"Nothing seemed to help me, till
I began on Cnrdul. The first bottle
pee mod to strengthen me, and I
sent for five more. By the tlmo
I had taken these, I was on my
feet, going around, doing my work,
gained in health and strength.
"I took two more bottles, and I
am well and strong. Can work my
garden. i haven't had any mora
aickncG3. ?
Ask your druggist. NC-1C5
666
r, ~ * Pre8c; "Ptlon for
I ohln, Olppe, IViikuc. If end
tonMlpntlnn, IIIUohhumu,
It In th? cnort spp?dy remedy
we know.
YOU MISS MANY OPPORTUNITIES IF YOU FAIL TO READ THE
CLASSIFIED ADS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING!
f'ixtLY ADVANCE
I CLASSIFIED RATES
TMb atae type (t point). one
?Mt a word each Insertion; ,
plMn 15 cent*, one time;
7$ OonU week; IS word*.
Standing lui, five ccnta a
reri pfr week. Twenty cent*
t? aaoath ? In advance.
?pace and pura
dt. 60 ccnta an tact*.
Copy suit be In the office i
j^l p. m. day before Inter
[*'? For Sale u
IWATOKH ANII MAY)
t. It'a rtnky buxino<? for'
to buy t>efore getting otr I
H. We've got the quality!
price you can afford to pay
*al for next week. Aydlett
24. 2?. 27np
MCI. I, Kit WITH 6 HOItMK
? gasoline engine for Rale, ca
$00 buKhda a day. Coat
Will Hell for 1120 W. F.
h, Weekavlllc Route One.
OF (MN>M y.\ KM
F'Mlo. 20 acre? of goM
fehd. $440. 20 acr?>? of
f farm land. $425. Uuy It
Mu?t and will sell, ft *
Carolina Reco. Phenol
Jan. 23-2$np ,
SI'IKMHO MRW MIX ROOM
reald?-nee. Ruth and hall. Rx
eellent neighborhood. flood
water. Light*. Must be mold
now. liny today. Carolina
Hero. Phone 30fi. 23-28npd
FOR H.\IK ? AIRRRAf JC PIP,
3 1-2 month* old. Apply M. U.
Gankln*. Albemarle Pharmary,
City. Jan20-26np
FOR HAI.K IITR CAMH. 31 RAIt
her chair*. 1 mirror e*ae, 1 hat
raek. | plain mft-ror. 2 nam rack*.
6 atool chair*. I coal ato*e. Can
he neen In Charlie FUrnard* ahop
above l.uther Overton * atore. Oeo.
J. S pence. jan. tl -tf-np
ROIHR A Nil U#T N'ORTt* ROAD
street. Apply 8. D. Morgan at
Hhurber A White. 20-26npd
I.IHTKN KAKMKKM! HKAI>
quarter* for hay, Med oata, need
cobbler* and red hllaa. One ear
load hay received Monday, three
more rolling, five more booked
for January shipment. Buy >ot?r
Hurt !?0-day seed oata, No. 1 ee
leeted very heat Maine grtrwn aeed
cobbler* In 11 pk haft* from Aydt
l?*t ? A Owen*, aleo Mallard'a wh?at,
brain. middling, and other feeda. ?
Jan.l 9.24-np J
ll*v WOOI> |*OK H\I,K ? MAPLB 1
? nil oak. B. M. Mrtklna. I'honr
?7?-W. ]?n jo J?pd
BK?rr AI-I'I.KH IN TOWN. BIJK'K
Twlr BO 4 ?0 o?-nta a pack.
Bold b r J. W Rmk.lajr, IOJ
a. Road at. jaallMap
<1111, D? VIOLIN KOR HAIJD?
Oood quality. lit with ?m?,
brfw and -hla raat. (Ira It at The
' Advance office. tfpd
FOB HAIJ5 ? DRHIKARI.K
house and lot on Raxtcr alrert.
n?ar flotden. Prlra reasonable, M.
n Simpson. Janl Ktfnp
FOB lAUt ? OV Kit MAM prop
erty belonging to Ohrljit Church
on South Road atrial. S<-alrd .
bids received until February 3. ?
The rlnht la reaervpd to reject
any or all blda. J. T. McCabe.
chairman of committee.
Jun.ft-tr-np
Mixcrltancou* <1
llo\l<l>KIIH wTtNTKI) ? ROH
Hoad utrwt; jRit.2 4.30-i?l
tn in Emvrfenc
What ?
When in doubt, turn to the Classified Ads!
Any reader of The Advance will tell you
that this is one of the first common-sense rules
of everyday life.
Heading these ads ? or putting one of your
own in the paper -will help to solve many of
the problems of home and business life that
come along just as regularly as the seasons.
When you have learned to depend on these
systematically grouped and alphabetically list
ed little ads, you've formed a habit that will
cut down your worries and open the way to a
great variety of savings and satisfactions.
ftoad afreet. Jan23-29pd
MINI' R)lt Sl'.VDAY'H OINNKJl
at thp Woman's Club Tea Room
la: Turkey. Scolloped Oyatera.
Own P?an. M%<v^ronl, Creamed
PoUtoea. Cranberry Sauce,, Ba
nana Fritters. Home Made lee
areata and "Cake, Tea and Coffee.
Jan 24np.
? lO.OOO.tMMI COMPANY WANTM
wanla man to nail Watklna Home
Vftcaaalllea In Kllaabeth City. M*>re
than 150 used dally. Income ?36
160 weakly. Brperlence unnac
oeaaary. Write Dept ? B, The
J. R. Watklna Co.. m-15? Perr>
St.. New York. N. Y. Jn24.2ft27
WK XHJtTT YW'R HHIPMJCNTM
of dreaaed hoga. Lire and drea.ied
poultry. R. c. Abbott Jat0-2(p
novr faii, to att?:m) oi k
Sale on Florahelm Shoe* and
many othara Which *e hare
placed In thla aale. Our bargain
?able* are full of ahoe< and ox
forda at tie. dallop * Toxey
?Shoe Co. 20-ilnp
A. B. HHKMtr A HON wriil.
hava to arrive Tueaday. January
JO, a car load or fine aweet Sun
Made Florida oringea and tan
(?rta*a. Janntfnp
PHONE MM FOR OI.KASINO
and ?re?alng . Work dona
promptly aad In good shapa. tfi
MOB RBPAiniKO. W* CAM,
for <04 dellrer. W. F. Wllllama,
Phono 799. oct.Sl tf-Bf
n V* rOB caKmviUH BAi*
loona. Rl?ng comfort. Aato
flu>?ly ft Vfcleanlatng Company. I
Phono 497.
dec2tfnp
FOR AnVKIlTlHI.NG ON THIH
I page, telephone MUn niount at
The Advance office. Phone
It
For Kent ??
.\OTKTC ? HAVE UKNTKf) ONK
of my building* nut liaVe <<no
'more for rent Well lomt?v1 on
| North Water #trr?*t mid on r.?y prl
vnte railroad elding. Good lora
I
Rich
Richard
Says:
FROM little thin**
mrn go on to grrut.
And many a little
<ln**ifirrl Ad ho*
led to grrnt mr in ft
niifl ?atiofartioii.
Head them today!
It mil I hem today!
iinn tor any Kind of wholesale '
bualneaa. lo W. J .Wood-!
ley. wholesale Kt-orpr and dlatrlh
uior for Kick Flake Flour, the
l i tint money can buy. Phone
Number ISO. Jan. 19tfnp
M?l? IIKNT ? TWO I'l'IINISIIKri
b. droomn. Hot and cold water.
With or without board. Apply to
"IV care The Advance.
Jnn.21-24np
Hrlp Wanted f S
WANTED TKNANT FOR FARM *
work, whi^e or colored, aalarlad
or ahare. See V. E. Mea?1?. Waeka
vllle, N. C. Janl6-23p<]
UIJ) HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
J^fL-TT POUNO TWO MUD OtOMIUlf j
TlfflffP *'.*, ***" -rv? THU^ry
wBuTY SAYS TH* OfH.f WAY Ml
*ny <*+*o cut of -nsUnF- iSr x