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j^fOCIFTY.
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Mia* Manila Clark. Formerly of
OnUflMm, *«w rtaMU* at Port Mj
<*», Hoc*de, was married to W Thad
**•*»•* •* tMt Myara, at Ula host
«f Mr brother, Mr J. H (Mark la
Abo* Park, H*.. Saturday a. m T:M
They Mt iMßtdlataly oa -a' tour
through Cuba Attar Aueuat It U«)
inn lt*a |a Port Mytra whar* Mr.
Ftiaey .b co»a*ct*d with tb* palm
City faulty Co Mr. Praaaay la a
fHdaatad pkunaacfat having baa»
MUMM *ttk oaa ot Port Myara
Urtm, dpu • tor** (or a#nmbar o
yUr* Wove going lato th# re*! #*-
t*ta hernia***
* Mpa Clark ha* a boat at frteod.
bird who with for her aad her bus
b|At*tl baptfaaae.
| PERSONAL
kMENTION
TboWK mil to* glad to bare tta
raadara pboa* or bring to the of
tea* aoy It area Ut*y mpy daalr*
yfla(ad ta Wt* eoiutgp
MhmMnraarat Moya b*» a* ba>
boot* «aa*t* MM***' Vlrttal* Whit*
Vtrgiala Steltb aad Mildred Moor*,
all of Klaato*.
Mr*. Moya 11 H. Bp*ac* and cbll
dree ar* aojonmiag at Wrlfbt*rtli«
Bh*ch tor a mogUi.
Little M|»t Mary McSlw**. who ba*
bade v|a|tlß| bar grandparents, Papt
abd Mrar. Nathan O'Barry, baa ra
toraad to b*r boaa* la StetnsvfU*.
Mia* Edna Water* left yesterday
mofntai for Htatearllla attar i|aaf
A taw dfb lb t>l* pity.'
TVS**
Mr, aad Mr*. Tom O'Barry bay*
returned to their home la Wilmington
a*r.a»a*4* Stf ** »r«M
Un C. ft 4fbra( J|t* All 4» &rov*
J| Ml** Loan Stmmo** have goat
aM'MTmi** Wi*t;
*M'K vfcJhotl
bt at Atlantic City, baa return#*
V«1) ' : ' • ■ > I > • a ’ • i
[ar' pant wilV ragrat to
fh.rMrs Oaorga W Btwwn la
at bat beat*.
m u. yu tM* li *1 /
Mia* Lacy Millar ta* raturnad from
b racatioa.
Mia* Jolla Hutton baa ratornad to
Daayar, Colo, bar boma, aafttr vlalt
laf Mr*. W. H. Cobb, bar aunt. ,
Mia* Btnlah Patway baa a* bar
guaat Mia* Adalln* Patway of At
lanta, On.
H**ar* U F. Britt and B. A. Orabt,
d< comganlnd by tbatr families, tart
yi itardny by natomobll* to y|*tt a
ai mbar of lataraatlag point* on tba
'«u sat '
Mr. nod Mra Nntban o*B*rry Irf l
ydttnrday. m*rnin* (or BtaMavltl'
where they will trfalt Dr. *nd Mra
Boaa McElwoo.
Mr o*hr*«l 800 ay la spending aar
Tkl day* at- Nag* Head.
I ,
' Mr Robyrt Poo all b*a r*t«ra<-<1
from Morabaad. wbor* ba ayaat tb«
wa*k and with bin family-
Mra- Jno K Moya and chlldr* a r*
turned Sunday from Richmond whar
| bay bav* boan viaitin friend*
'A 'Viand* of Mdt W. H Oodwin wj|i
Ngrat t* l**rn lb*t aba la condnr<
to bar boma for aavnral day* wH
ilia***
Mr* Mordacal Wltbarlnglon l(
•pending a wbil* In Aebavlll*.
t4n many friend* ar* daligbtad to
ft** M r P*m Crow, of Baltimore, who
1« yfemne to bla brotbar. Mr. Baland
Cro*
* Mra A T* Hartal, of Rocky Moun
era in tba dty rlaltibg Mra Hartal'*
parent*. Mr and Mra. W. C. Moya on
Carolina atraat
Mr P Bonny baa raturnad boma
attar apandtni a waab In Naw Tork
at butlnaaa . <
Mr B B Rotba baa return** from
WHtnlnaton wbar* h* want to ipand
tba waka aad wtlk bla family
M T DU* In toe local attorney and
« U Btcaall left ftaaday night lot
Aabevllle on bttaia»ea and to onloy
tba < o«t hrwf* of lb* mountahi*
Mra A T Griffin and lltllw Bllllt
*»d Mr* Uoyd Qrtffla art ap*ndl«f
aoma time i 0 Aabavlll* They azgact
to b* joined by tbaft hue boo da. Mr
A T. Griff, n and Uoyd W*dn*ad*y
atgbt
A P#oß rtl TIB MBS
Oa* of tb*a* warm aummar atgbt*
wka* yon can't tblnk of wbat to
**ry* for dtanart. try nmbronla. H I*
ootblag at all but • I lead araaft*
•motbamd la grated cocoanut, aad
gut oa the to* for an hour before
•arrlng Amkroata I* a dlab banded
*own rrom days wbaa worarn
bought tbatr cocoanut* from tba man
with, the pu*h cart, and watck*d Mat
*• be *cragad oat the meat aad cut
It oa bla lIMl* wheel lato loaf, t*a
i«r jutcy atrip*. Toa can gat cocoa
nut r*ry Ilka that today If you buy It
la tb* airtight tin can* that k#*p It
'andar aad nanrally moT»t ft | a *l
- (lightly awwctaaad.
Women in Favor
of World Court
WASHINGTON July I»—Tba Na
•aal League of Woman Voters to
'ay daflattaly placed ttaalf on raconT
a agalaat all “alaaaath hoar" renar
atlana to tba World Court reuolutleu
teW pan ding la tb* Malted stale* g*
ta*d." It alao aaraad aotlc*. la a
•tatemeot laeaad y it* anacutlra com
aitea from baadgaartara bora that
ba l-eague and tba woman vo«er
amprtaday Ra mamberahip. "will U
in pat lent with lukewarm leadership
■nd lon* dra»a out aad polatlaas da
bMa"
The League la urging adoption ol
'.ha original World Cour tr*s*lution
aa presented by tb* lata Preeidaat
Harding end supported by PraaMaal
oolldga and former Sacralary ol
ItaWs Hag ha*, alhgna Itself with op
job ants to tb* propanad amaadmeotr
übmitied by Snaatora Popper and
/ Borah.
• i ii L ~‘ 11
Hlndanhurg Like*
BBRLAN, jaly ll—One of tbn graati
eat anapat*** in conaeottoa With the
HaeVlo* 'of field Marshal Van HM
daabutg to tba piaafAracy of Oer
•ntily I* tb* aged * *ppat*a(
Ifking for social The end of
b* aoClat aea*on ba* bean'*lna'rlied b)
a>mo*t uninterrupted iu.ce>»lon o(
garden parties, f*te*. omoker* gad ra
l apt ion at (h* egerutlr* man'ion, and
iwp r ***lve (lgur« of Von Hi|i<len
Vn r g kff.beea th( center of them *ll
' Contrary to, cgptctaUue* Pre*'.deni
Von HladaabufA also *ccept« *ocl*l
invitation* rLawhare. u»u»i , y remain
ing until midnight. While under pres
ident Ebart never* simplicity mark'd
ill tba presidential 4 social affairs,
Wnbrlm*ttas*a now reverberate* wltk
military baud ma*tc emanating from
h’ e*et utlve gardta*
Tba pr*aldeat h*« amagel lho»*
• round him by tbs pointed question*
be puts to kl* guaat* regarding their
branch of work. He appears to be
fond of a*klng tcgrlga guesta k o w
mtr-4 QlMpan HI* Invite
of • ll political
P*fpb*upk(*pf tag coannunUt. and be
I S political ad I
A| a recent smoker be gut’
4t« bl! petwonai UM* aneb poll
tWI lapden aa G*erer Barahtrd
Tbeoder* Wolfl, a*d Rudolph llllfor
!ng. as well ss a number of
vatlva editor*. . 6
Intimate frlenl* of President Von
Hlnd*nbtprg **y the best thing that
wMr happened to him wa» to fore'
him from hU set lesion at Hanover
IjUo the mid«t of a social maelstrom
sad that h* appears to b r growing
voung* r every day. HU polltf a| ad
viser* d dare th*ms*lve* surprised
at hit mode*ty and uqns*titning at
'Hud* toward qnaMlon* which are
new *> him, Hl* favorite remark |»
••Id to bn:
■Well, | hope l'l* laarn all tbl* |n
•1 tlm*,**
rench Premier a
Very Hard Worker
PARIS, July 11.—A quarter of an
boar's 'leap In an arm chair I* add
(0 b* sufficient lo restore *trengV
and energy to M. Palnleve, Fram/ •
premier and war-mlniUrr, no m^ , * r
how great or prolonged the f, * r '
«k».
When tb# chamber recently dis
tasted the fiscal meaanC'a of MlnUi»i
of llimw ('allied*, M. Pdlnleve •••
In bis place oa the |ml«lMerlal bench
'* Ihronghoul the night. a**lm and at-
Isatlv* all tba while Al'^ ,,u «b •* *as
» o'clock lo lb* moralng before th*
*o»e wt* Ishen. tb* premier wss la
I the senate at'lit resdy lo a’eer lh#
Kill tprongh the flipper hou*a Tbl*
i was swiceaafally /does by • o'clock
I ia tk«. evening. *n<l al •. M Pslalevy
. reached the war wlnlrdry, where he
fonnd hi. entire ataff waiting him
with the esp'drllo" of being dl»ml»a
--l ed for Ibe day Ru« tb* premia' *■«
|1 with a Mat|«> Go got •?
Canoeing to Mnsk
Newest Summer Fad i
L|J ~ - J
PjHr i Ty^aß3
mwm
VaudsvUle Star Intro
duces Sport to Country
House Guests
Th* very latest summer sport
at Bair Harbor, Southampton aad
jKagPdn is canoeing to maadc.
Marcella da L*lcu, vaudeville
%aadllnar. known to tb*atr*-gocn
A* "Mias Marcel)*.’' introduced thp
paw pastim* to friend* who wort
week-ending at her summer plana]
tin Maine -Afid they, atuhaated
jsaMh Abe lamp dho, passed * dnj
j Mlsa d* UsleuAwlio** life la]
fried*** *Rd I wHI as* you later.t,
Thaf flight is ilMinl, V 'VT^%thlev■■
wqirbed until long'after midnight:
, 1U ;~ T - ‘ *
Nothing t» fr*e. even If yoa don't
know bow you pay.
i2..T. * . j r I
ammntmnu » n> mi
; Daity Fashion Hint 111
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Mrwy « H »v y v y « »yn it v uvv m-m
Sv .jßE^PtcibßiAlJ,
t THE REVIVAL OF TAFFETA \
TV womafl who U wel)-drm*wl will Iwv* '/‘’J^Jd^tfi
her wardrobe this season A charmingly .bnplr nvslel b pictured m the
WH It It in rich golden brown tallct*. all* of Ima *n<J yonkhlul m cwaci (
At the lower edge a circular fulnesi i* iptroduend through
narrow Rouncrs. Tan Georgette forms lire vest**. Medium •»*« r«|ulr
JM yards 3*-inch tafleta end H yard Georgette. ._, tn
Wigwam, another of th* beautiful Iwown sha<ka, J! 4 ,{"
ms.*** dress, the front ol which is in two sections Th* beck is In <m*
piece, though it m.r be made »f comr*»ttag materul
and raears era of takeu Medium lire rrauires JK yards JAjmcn y ,r ***‘
Fl,TuJdcir Plctorsal Review Drea. Ko. 2541. Sim*. 1* to 20
grit) U U) 46 inchfi butt 45 cw*i _ mm aa V
So mid Modal;' Grcss No. 254 J. Sites. 16 to 20 year* end 24 to 44 b«n
boat P rl «; 4 s.^ - jaMd
■ nis u Hvkfacugg ■ i >
me oolmmmo raws
, :. •••*.—
full of musk, any* tb*ra can
b, too mu.'. ..f o ,oo.t thtn,
yail* jr- "*
s3E
log .round, i • «■
’" 'f t'
Tb* invacy you nan by not bclplag
q friend fa !o»t.
Cot . i hat*a Fit FoC
<ing
WHEREVER it It morning, on
this tide of the world or the
other, the dcltlalc aroma of
the fragrant cup of coffee perme
ate* the air. What would we do
without our morning cUßeei Ten
minute* i* lufhcirnl for percolated
coffee and three minute* stir boiled.
To make a deheinn* boiled coffee,
U*e I cup of ground coffee, I egg.
I cup cold and 6 cup* boiling water.
Wa*K break and beat the egg. add
Id cap of cold water, pour it on tha
coffee, a tiff the boiling water, boil
three minutes, and add the other |4
enp of cold water to setfte. The
egg also help* to tettje or clear the ]
coffee and give* It a richer flavor.
The vacuum method of packing
in u»e by tome coffee roasters, ia
proving effective in retaining tba
original aroma and strength of
coffee^
Why Some Girls
tsar a Bathing Suit
Thousand* of girls will not go
swimming for (ear of sunburn Tbeee
girls must net Mow attorn Ptk* 1 *
Cru mp, feu* It - Instantly. rat** van
aunbure by drawing out the bHetee
«ag water from linden the akin.
I Beet of all. It prevent* sunburn
jf you’ll Juat spread It, over your
<klu before taking a {flj> or pltiege.
It acta at a toollc.g »ht»ld between
delicate skin and the scorching sun
A touch ®f Oru-Mo la perfect com
fort for aunhsrn. Handy tubas at
all drug »lores tie. Crumb la a White,
stainless, agreeable and lenvea the
ahin soft and naturae" *
1)R. MAUDE E. WEIDMAN
ChNaradw
(opplete X Ray Idtboralnrf
ItM*) Pro«Moul .
1 ssSSsral
»KBNiOVAtI' ROOKj
my office from the Edfcrton
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I V DAI.TON.
Ocn'ral Pnnmuacr Agc«t
Norfolk, Va.
Palace of King.
Tut Unearthed
NEW YORK, July It —The palace
la wkKb King Tutenkhamuu. Kgyp
tlaa monarch, who lived 3,500 years
•go, pa»aed twenty years of bis Ufa,
reomitly wa> uaearatbed in middle
Ksypt by the Egyptian Exploration
society, Thoms, Wbttemor*, Ameri
can repreaentaOva, a*id upon hi* ar
rival on the Mauretania.
Th a palace waa ta a« unusual state
of prewrvatton and will add much to
the knowledge of the king, whose
tomb *i> excavated at Luxor, ha said.
The palace Is at AkbatMon. about 700
milea from l.uaor and |» built of »un
baked brick, which had been preserv
ed by the shifting sand. Tbs name of
Klag Tutenkhamun appear a many
time* on Its walla.
Better be good If you don’t you
will go where every month la July.
Money talk*, It eouate.
MUM) tiOl.lt PHIS*. HKK THE AH
vsrtlssuaeat of Ihe Heed ftyetoni
I ada>t rial Bank In tkle lease.
DAEVS COLDS _
D* asr-sasgttg
“ACHED & ACHED* 1
Ufrfcy. ■*■**“■■ I ngt
TattiCirM
WtelMf Jaggs.—’My bunk hurt
•Üb* M* ffir." MM Mm. .C k
Mm. «f IE IX L4fcle pinna. T
nehad and aebad turtflleonld hart
IjMft. I fait wank and did net feel
tike doing anyth!** My work wag
a grant kurdan to me. I just haled
to da up the 4 tabes, even. I wag
■oniwntßt and a*tranuly nerrotm.
uk.n
Sl/ASa BTSJ {iff*.? 1
OardM to auSjQJLdETtaHn
tn*9 why ! MtM&r Stn takihg
B and l Utah kto a ap»—did nmdg
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BASKETFUL OF
REAL V A LUES
So alluring ate tho apeclala
offered In thin grocery store
that you'll bring the market
tiaaket along *o take advan
tage of them.
All the aervAnnaMo vegetable.*
fresh every day.
H. H. JENKINS
Phones—7oo. 701
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