Successful Sale
The R. L. Chesson Store at Rose
mary is entering the last week of the
most succesful Clearance Sale in its
history. Manager Lamb is more than I
pleased with the public response and
looks to even a greater volume of 1
business this last week.
HEALTH
The Golden Treasure Chest of Suc
cess and Happiness
The majority of all diseases of the
human body lies fundamntally in the
failure of the excretory organs to
properly carry off the waste pro
duct.
Constianation is a very common
condition. It lowers the bodily re
sistance. It leads to heaaches, dull
ness, and a lack of natural vigor
which we fool when in perfect health.
Any pers on who is cor •■Opr ted should
corn ' t that c ndition at . <-o. Chir *
pracii;- i sa natural heakh m i.hod
which recommends itself to n.' 1
thoughtful people who desire to re
gain health in a common-sense man
ner.
Health First—AH Else Follows.
DR. 1). M. < MITER. D n ! ;
Chiropractor
ROSEMARY, \. C.
Office over Walker Eiveiru* C:».
Office Hours: 2to 5—6 to 8. >. ra.
And By Appointment
TWIN CITY
HAPPENINGS
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McCarkle spent
Saturday in Henderson.
Miss Annie Cherry and Supt. Akers
spent Friday in Greensboro at an
important committee meeting of the
N. C. E. A., called by chairman E. J.
Coletrane.
Mr. R. A. Wilcox of Washington,
D. 0., on his way to Durham to open
a new store, has been delayed here
since Sunday. Mr. Wilcox was mo
toring through and a defective nvle
caused a break down near Rose
mary.
Mrs. Kary Clifton of South Rose
mary has returned from a visit with
relatives in Norfolk, Ya.
Mrs. Jim I.imer of Warren;on. N.
C., is visiting Mrs. J. II. Coiiler.
Mrs. Yi-la Yan Dyke and daughh
of Cherryville, N. C., are visiting
Mr. Yirgil Yan Dyke.
i Mr. Guy Moss spent Sunday in
Danville, Ya.
WATi'TI FOB
CROWD ER * S
j i!i::thdav anxopxcemkmt
In Next WeSi’s Paper
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Rosemary, N. C.
Monday and Tuesday, July 2D—2D
William Tex Presents
100 PER CENT TALKING
FOX MOVIETONE FEATURE
“IN OLD
A R I Z O N A”
...With...
EDMUND LOWE WARNER BAXTER
Raoul Walsh and Irving Cummings
Production
Story and Dialogue by Tom Barry
ADMISSION
Matinees: 15-35c —:—• Nights: 23-50c
Wednesday;—-July 31.
A Silent Picture—“STOLE?! LOVE”
With Marceline Day
Also Vitaphone Vaudeville ana color
Symphony
Admission 10c and 2oc
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Thursday and Friday—August 1— 2
A Vitaphone Talking Picture
;i “WOMEN THEY TALK ABOUT”
Also Vitaphone Vaudeville
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Admission 15-35c
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Saturday, August 3
TOM TYLER in “IDAHO RED”
Also Comedy and Vitaplione Vaudeville
Admission 10—25c
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Coming Real Soon
“SONNY BOY”
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Miss Hazel Keeter is spending
the week in Jackson, N. C., with
Mrs. Marion DeBerry.
Messrs. Tommy Sh«arin and Jesse
Baird motored to Norfolk and spent
the day Sunday.
Mises Ruth and Ollie Keeter spent
Wednesday in Norfolk, Ya.
Miss Polly Pearson has returned to
her home in Fitzhugn, Ya., after
spending three weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. A. W. WilPams.
Messrs. Lawrence Wilson and A. G.
| Strickland of Erwin, N. C. spent the
j week-end with Mr. and Airs. A. B.
Tudor.
Mrs. J. A. Morris has relumed
from Scotland Neck where she has
| been visiting her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Copeland an!
daughter, Mildred, of Warrenton, N.
C., spent Sunday with Mrs. P. A.
Cooke.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Everette, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Gurkins and Miss
Lucy Everett spent the week-end in
Washington, N. C., Pantega and Bell
haven.
Mrs. R. L. Keeter is visiting her
sister in Battleboro.
Mrs. Octavius Griffin has as her
guest Mrs. J. C. Hanes of Emporia.
Va.
Mrs. H. P. Hazelwood .entertain : !
with a theatre and bridge party. Re
freshments were served. The guests
were Mrs. Clarence Toppings. Mrs.
C. L. Elting. Mrs. ,T. R. Glover.Mrs.
L. Moody ami Miss Eulalie Robertson.
To Play Raleigh
Team Saturday
With a string of nice victories l»e~
hind them with only one defeat out
of elevn starts the Rosemary Mill
Bascoes will take on the Southern
Bell Telephone Co., of the Raleigh
City league here Saturday at 4 p. m.
sharp. The visitors have a smart
bunch of ball tossers, at present hold
ing second place in the City league
of Raleigh. The locals will have to
step in order to keep up their win
ning streak.
Last Saturday the Mill boys de
feated Aulander of the Bright Leaf
Belt League, 5-2. Crowder led in the
CROWDER’S
BIRTHDAY STARTS NEXT
WEEK. W—A—I—T—!
hitting for the locals with two dou
bles and a homer out oi four trips
Ladies and children are admitted free
to the home games of the Bascoes.
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CARD OF THANKS
In appreciation of the kindness and
thoughtfulness shown us during our
recent bereavement, the death of our
husband and son, W. B. Edwards, we
wish to express our deepest grati
tude toward our many friends.
Mrs. W. B. Edwards,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Edwards and
Family.
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FOR MEN ONLY
j Specials for men are advertised
| f >r Saturday by the New 3. Marks
! store in this issue of The Herald.
| Bargains in everything the man
; wears are advertised.
NEW MANAGER
Mr, B. I. Brigman is the new ma
nager of th« Gold Star Store at Rose
mary, havirg assumed charge this
week. Mr. 3rigman is a lofal boy
who has been away for several years.
He comes bacc here from Norfolk.
FURNITURESALE
A July Furniture Sale is advertised
in this issue of Th> Herald by W. S.
Webb, who is putting on a 20 per cent,
discount on every article in his big •
store. The announcement made by
Mr. Webb will be of interest to all
who are looking for furniture bar
gains.
C R O WD~E R ’ S
BIRTHDAY STARTS NEXT
WEEK. W—A—I—T—!
BLADES
5 Blades
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Mon! Come on down to the
Men's Corner at the N < v B.
MarC,- Co.. We are not half as
interested in your buying as
we are in your seeing our
wonderful Men's Department.
We boast of having the BEST
Man's Furnishings Depart
ment in Eastern North Caro
lina. and man. thai's saying
a lot. Not only do we have the
host eouipped. blit the stan
dard or our merchandise rep
resents the highest (iirality
obtainable from some of
America’s foremost manufac
turers. A dollar spent at the
Men's corner is value receiv ed
(Signed) S. MARKS.
I Men Your
Straw Hat
Is Hare
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Right in the heart of the sea- j
I son v e are offering to you j
! outstanding values in new
s! r;» v hats. Sold to -S !.
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Summer Sale of
j And what a Shirt sale! When
! you can buy Manhattan and
; other famous makes that sold
j to .82.3(1. at the remarkable
! low price of—
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Summer Suits
OF COOLEST WEAVES AND
NEWEST SHADES
VALUES TO $10
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Men, we have just put the rock
bottom on hot wither suit < an 1
you imagine buying a suit for I
vourscif at such low price;. And <
/ lie quality of the fabric alone i
would make them worth twice as ,
much as we are asking.
VALUES TO $15
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You cannot say. “I cannot take a
vacation this year, Vwause my old
suit is not good enough to wear.”
j The K. Marks Men's corner has
made It possible for every man in
Northampton and Halifax counties
to buy at least one summer suit.
VALUES TO $19.75
$10.00
Here you will find the largest
assortement of summer neck
wear ever shown in this com
munity, without a doubt.—*
More than 1,000 ties to pick
from.
1.00 I
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Athletic
Underwear
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i’he two-piece suits are (he
coming thing, and no -'dvr. i
for when once worn . ^
always wear them./ ■ i
them, shirts and pU A
colors. ^ A
OUR BUYER i
Of Men’s Furnishings and Clothing left here the 1
early part of the week for our Eastern buying 4
connections, located at 132 W. 31st street, N. Y. 4
He has already purchased for us a large quan- 4
tity of goods that are new and up-to-the-m'n- 4
ute in quality and style. We have been receiv- 4
inff big shipments from t h e Northern market 4
daily and if you will come on down* and look 4
around we are certain t hat you will see many 4
things that will appeal to your taste and on top 4
of it all it is moderately priced. 4
► Here is an opportunity to try
y a pair of Bostonians at an at
^ tractively 1 *.v price. Bostoni
► ans are nationally advertised
y to sell to $10
It’s a funny thing to me
the demand for extra it
crs is so big at the I
the year, but they I
and boy, we’ve got ]
prices that save. '