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Picture taken, theyfget sick
mighty quick in hot wea
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to have it done.
Cor-Main &Poindexter St.
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table.
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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
bouT a Trurvg irvey c&rtvol 3i.
For monktyj hcver do wear 5hoea.
Bat boys and girls whorfo to school
To et thtir lessons ana mini tkc rule,
For style, and wear they always choose
BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON SH0E5.
' AND MECHANIC ARTS.
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MOOT ANO BKn,
THE JEWELERS
Stock, is Now Placed on Sale at
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plements, cutlery cross-cut
all oractiral nnrnnses for the
These goods have got to go at some price to make
room tor new siock tnat is daily arriving.
D. M. JONES CO.
Poindexter Street Elizabeth City, NX.
11 MI
W. C. Dawson Prop.
We Carry a Full Line of all Kincs
of Soda and Mineral Waters.
One of our special drinks is HOP ALE. This is one of the
finest drinks manufactured. It's absolutely pure. It's refreshing and
healthful. The doctors prescribeit for indigestion and nervousness. It
builds and tones up the system. It is made from hops without al
cholic properties. It's a pleasant drink without any evil effects,
All our drinks are made from pure extract. We use only sugar
for sweetening. There is absolutely no dope in any of our drinks to
create a habit.
We manufacture several other excellent drinks that can be
obtained no where else.
Elizabeth Gity Bottling Works
W. C. DAWSON Prop. Elizabeth City N. C.
Lock Bock 6 Phone 19
U M M E R
INGESTIONS
That will make life easy and will not
require a Bank account.
Porch Blockers '
Comfort and durability for a little
money.
IPorch Screen
Big ones 6ft by 8ft for 75c.
Hammocks from 50c to $5.00
Refrigerators and See Boxes
WE GUARANTEE TO PLEASE YOUi WE HAVE ALL
GRADES AND MOST. ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Oil Cook Stoves
THE GREATEST COMFORT IN THfS AGE OF SERVANT
TROUBLES
TEA POTS, TEA GLASSES, TEA PITCHERS, ICE TUBS,
ICE PITCHERS, ICE CREAM DISHES, BERRY BOWLS.
TOILET PAPER SPECIAL 6 ROLLS FOR 37c.
Regular 10c size, weighs almost a pound; contains 1,500 sheets.
..This is exceptional -value and. made possible by a fortunate pur
chase. . ,
P. W. MELiCK GO,
Worth ofHardware Saved
Out of a
TO 3-4 OFF
saws and cooking utensils, is as good as new for
most nart. it was damaged only by water & smoke
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POTATOES VOTED
II You Hlave
Potatoes to sell
Phone Us or
see QJs.
N. B. Grandy
and Co.
Elizabeth City N. C.
NOTICE.
Sale of Valuable Property.
By virtue of a mortgage executed
to me by Jesse W. Felton and wife,
Maggie Felton, for certain purposes
therein expressed, and which mort
gage lears date of June 15, 1907
and is registered in the office of the
Registerer f Deeds for Pasquotank
County, North Carolina, in Book 31,
page 157, I shall on Saturday July
10 1909 at 12 o'clock M. offer for sale
at the Court House door in said Coun
ty at public auction, for cash, the
property conveyed to me in said
mortage and which property is de
scribed as follows:
Being that certain tract or par
cel of land in Newland Township,
Pasquotank County, and bounded on
the North, East and West by the
lands of E. J. Spence and on the
South by a public road known as
iSong Lane.
This the 9th day of June, 1909".
E. B. DAVIS,
Per W.: L. Cohoon, Attorney,
June 11 4t. j
Osterling Shows all next week.
Benefit Tar Heel Band. Big free act
on show grounds. Location of shows
Nash Lot on Walnut Street.
JiiSt received shipment of Ribin
Hood Brand of Canned Goods. Lars
TWIDDY, Phone 72.
The State's college for
vocational training. Cours
es in Agriculture and Horti
culture; in Civil, Electrical
and Mechanical) Engineer
ing; in Cotton fylilling and
Dyeing; in industrial
Chemistry, Why not fit
yourself for life by taking
one of these courses?
-Address
D. H. HILL President,
West Raleigh, N. C.
MISS HARRELL
NEARLY DROWNS
Columbia, June 8 1909. Last week
Mrs. James Harrell, Mrs. Bush Har
rell, Miss Florida Harrell and Mr
Forrest Liverman wentxfor a fishing
trip on the Scuppernong river which
came near ending fatally. In thi af
ternoon, while the party were en
joying the sport a sudden thunder
I storm aDDeared in the West. Mr
Liverman who is an expert oarsman
noting the rapi advance of the storm
proceeded to row the party to Shelter
and In the excitement of the mo
ment the boat came in contact with
an unobserved pile and as a result
of the collision Miss Florida Harrell
who was seated in the extreme bow
of the boat was hurled headlong In
to the water. Mr. Liverman recog
nizing the perilous position of the
young lady plunged overboard and a-f
ter diving in 15 feet of water sue
ceeded in bringing her to the surface,
The other occupants of the boat b
came so excited as to be unable to
render any assistance and it was with
the greatest difficulty that he was
able to keep the struggling gir and
himself above water. Mr. Ed Little
john and some companions who hap
pened to be rowing in the vicinity
saw the accident and rushed to the
rescue and succeeded in placing the
half drowned lady in the boat. Miss
Harrell's escape from a watery
grave was indeed narrow and should
be a warning to those especially who
can not swim, to be more careful in
handling boats in deep water.
The Board of Town Aldermen held
its first meeting since the election
Monday evening in the Court House,
a full Bard being present with the
exception of Alderman Davenport,
who has been absent. The Board
elected S. M. Combs clerk and Rob
ert Knight City Treasurer and placed
a license tax of $1.00 upon boot
blacks. In the election of a town con
stable in the place of Robert Dillen
resigned. The board after several bal
lots showed a deadlock, feid the mat
ter over until the next meeting. Sev
eral bills were audited and much
routine business transacted.
Dr. Spruill of the board of health
appeared before the board and gave
a detailed report of the sanitary con
dition of the city. He said that he
had made a careful investigation in
which he had found the conditions
in most respects very satisfactory,
yet there remained much to be done,
most important of which was the
drainage in some of the streets of
the town. We can, said the doctor
neglect for a time at least the ques
tion of electric lights, paved streets
or other public utilities, but we can
not and must not neglect the health
of our citizens. Withl the warm weath
er upon us the danger of an epidemic
becomes more and more evident and
we must take every precaution to
prevent the posibility of such a ca
lamuty. The question was laid over
until the next meeting when proper
action will be taken in the matter.
' The board adjourned until next
Monday evening June 14 .
COPYRIGHT 19Q BY THE BROWN SHOE CO
THE REAL LIVE
STIR
Gil
AND HIS t)OG TIGE
Coming to Elizabeth Gity
They will
to which young and old are cordially invited
ADMISSION FREE
Gome and Talk to these Famous Characters in the
Flesh and Blood.
Buster Brown and Tige ivill be at
our store on
Wednesday. June 16th
1UCKEI k SBEELY
Elizabeth City's Best Store
20 Years Experience
in Fitting Glasses.
POSSHBLY
That Headache and nervousness is caused by defective eyes. Be
cause you can see well Is nore?on for supposing there is no de
fect. Good vision in a great many cases is maintained by an overwork
ed set of eye mussles, taking nerve energy, which should b
distributed to other parts of the system
Stop in and let's talk it over
DR. J. D. HATHAWAY.
Optometrist
Over McCabe and Grice. stj.-
R. A.. Kohlass for several years
one of Columbia business men and a
(leading clothing merchant has de
cided to close out Ms Dusmess -nere
and more with his family, to Dover,
N. C.
Mrs. R. I. Hassell is quite seri
ously ill at her home on Elm Street
Hill. Her many friends hopeNfor her
speedy recovery.
Several of Columbia Society people
received an invitation to attend the
wedding of Albert Lee Thompson
and Mrs. James Goodwin, which oc
curred at Edenton, N. C. Wednesday,
June 2nd.
Tyrrell County Irish potatoes are
being rushed to market. The high
prices prevailing in the Northern
Market will net the growers a fair
profits .
Mr. R. E, Parsons, the popular and
obliging bookkeeper, for the Brannan
Manufactur Co., accompanied by his
wife left Friday evening for Sarato
go Springs. N. Y. to attend the
National Convention of the Order of
Heosaphs as a delegate from the
local lodge of Columbia.
Just received shipment of Robin
Hood Brand of Canned Goods. Larg
est assortment in town. SCOTT AND
TWIDDY, Phone 72.
EAGLETTS
The ever popular F. F. V. Hams
19 cents per pound. Shafer's Mild
Cured, lean and juicy Hams 16 cents.
Boneless Breakfast strip 20 cents.
Sliced Breakfast bacon and sliced
Beef in glasses. EAGLE GROCERY.
Phone 145.
, We carry, the most complete line)
of vegetables in the city. SCOTT &
TWIDDY, Phone 72.
I
BROWN
hold a grand
Most Thoroughly
Equipped Optician
in Eastern Carolina
NVftllD
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BRIDE
Is certatinly
beautifu 1, and
you are to be
envied. If she
were to die to
morrow have
yo u her pic
ture? Better act
now and have
us
PHOTO
GRAPH YOU
BOTH
in wedding cos
tume RAULF'S STUDIO
114 1-2 POINDEXTER STREE
JUST THINK OF IT!
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Artificial Limbs
FOR $35.00
AND THE LATEST IM
PROVED, TOO.
For Catalogue Address
William Sawyer,
SLIGO, N. C
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