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' ^Mr b?4i mt ( An |M
" oOT-halt aritoa lr? Wattdoa
1 f? Information ifllT to HIM
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IMM
N?iU*-* ?>?.' WiUUMHM
U* 1U1* ko? aheat of
1* #. Ap?Ir to H& UM>
MNj'at K. Uv. U4M?k
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fF?J)K XOT HOME-MADS
B0m4 Trari i*at rwtftyeA, AS
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9mt u??i. Ft(>l Wtnt u? RIot,
H( Kmlw, Bruktut onu at
J?. T. T?Jlqa'A
IMt "?
roR mlb?i a. m. p. a* a. P.
Ire pasftencer a Mi la good coadldoa;
S?v tire.; fell eqmlp.
Mt Harris Hardware Co.
.t
OYSTER* ? BTEHMNU'8 PMH
House have opened their oyster
season; beet oysters obtainable
will be handled ar' ' sld dry
Measure. 11-lS-tfc
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"ORAJ??B8, iPTLW, OKAPES. BAa
abas, Cocoanats, beet qoatity at
Jee. F. Tayloe'a. ^
, " *- U-10 tfc.
.
, WABTTED?AGEKT TO REP^
resent the National Ufa InAurana?
Company of lifontpelier,
Term out, on aalasy or oemiais,
sion; experience unnecessary;
? ref^xepoe required. H. M.
Humphrey, State Manager,
GcJdsboro, N. C. li-21-Lmoc
IFOR BICKWIHAT, ?BU> RIMING
and eld faSMoaed call Jos. F.
Taylee's store. . ^ *
"* lbl tfe.
1 llSfal
All tears Will be
for cash. Po6<tiy?l:
toys will be held foi
one unless some pay
is made on them.
Toy Plaeos all sizes.
^ ii mteiboo
II AntomohOts. All sices
II . v m
OoCmUmi OuTlMt
WMoMlrn n^Vm
UM
Stove#, iron toi tin 10c
Irlah lUBa, lonble an
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Va4ar mm* ?r rtrtua mt tka powar
t aato aaatal* !< la a wt* mart ua
aald'aiartaac* ta'raeardad'to
Mnn4 la ar parUealaaa, tuuK
> *' Xia mada la moaarwut to
rna ?a*t amil kj .aid la.l.iaadt.
ma aa?Mllu J aataaaa wtlJL *a f
W>tatotay. CM "?* da* of Pma C
fcar. 1*11. at 11 o<aloak aooa. aftai jl
? * aata to tka klpkaat, bid dor fori
auk at tk. Mart koaaa door la|
aaalaat Oatmty. m? foUowtaa 4a- 1
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Bttaaaa t*a* and kaiaa la Maa-1
(Bit CtfaaO. Nartk Corona n. atal In 1
Vaaklaitaa Tovaaklp, aM aura
altr deoerlbod aa foBow.:
not*?aolap 11 1-lfaat aaat af Mk 1
aoraar of tka Pata Una la tkr Pau <
aaa, kalar tka dlTlaloa Baa katwaaa 1
ma Marrow load aad tka Pita load.
Ill faat to wkat la kakmHal to ka
i Blam an ?>t. rttnaloa tkaaoa aaat
aim Ntatk atraat.?*.?? faat: lkaaaa '
la oqkara aaa wit* Nta* . atraat
laak paaalM wttkaold hit It.75
laat to tka Matnatoa; katou Uu '
aaiaa laad eaavapal .la a tkrto from
Go?tb? Wilkrc*- ud vito to Kate
rd Joha H-Jttv Jor?or, -ded la 1
Book Mo; H, r?#? 111: RefUter'*
t?floe olBoo^-rt Coaaty
Tkia Not'rabw It, 1*12. a
ROBERT MITCHBLIk
9 Mot*. v?fee.
WARM S URIMBd,
I *?' - ' orneyg. t
1115 >w? ]
FfOTlCB?THOSE WISHING TO
take dancing lessons will please
apply to Miss Llxsle Hill at Armory
Thursday afternoon 3 o'clock.
The armory will also be open
Thursday evening at 8:30.
ll-4-8tc
WANTED?TEN GOOD MOULDERS
for general foundry jvork. Ad.dress
R. E. Atkinson, P. O. Box
584. Norfolk, Va. 18-4-6tc
IFOR SALE?GROWN AND SPRING
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys.
Also cabbages In sacks. Prices
low. H. B. Mayo. 11-4 lte
WANTED?A GOOD FARMER TO
manage 4-horse farm. Very near
Washington. Address Box 157.
Washington, N. C. 12-4 -i n c
FOR SALE?THREE MULES,
the property of the John Cox 1
estate for aale for caah^ Administrator
of Emma Cox, Chooowity,
N. C. 11-33-ood 8 to
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*5 Washi
Santa Cla
day Decer
& explosion
the talk oi
Toy Land
single Girl
ment to ask him
Pr,c** Toy Gum, the e
?h6ot SI
He to Toy rnrnlhifM
4 Mr to P?uh Qui; wM
back, pricell
i n . t. ??k
to M-00 VELOCD
I ?We have the hi
k. t>een brought to i
+ her tire and wtfh<
0 siao totUs
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SOCIETY
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C. W. Parker, of Aaleadmr. N. C..
she spent Thanksgiving. ae the
meet of Bit. and Mrs. R. L. Gay,
etorned to hie home Friday laet.
V
e director of music la the A?lander
atah School, epent from Thursday
o Monday aa the gueet oi Rer. emd
Kre. R. L. Gay.
Mleeee Adeline Mayo and Kath en
Koiler epent. Toeeday wilh
he Mleeee Daren port, at Pactplaa.
4. C. - f
m
K. John returned from Richmond,
fa. last night where he purchased
holiday goods, etc., far hi# Jtwo
Korea.
H. O. Parker ef Elisabeth City; le
ecletered it Hotel Loulee.
V i.e.,
J. M. Parker of Qnstonla. ft. C.,
e a heats see riHw te the dty.
8. E. Conn Qf Salisbury, X. C.. Is |
i guest at Hotel Loniae.
* f:
*- C. Pottwr, traveling freight and
passenger. agent of the Norfolk
Southern, waa a guest" of Koiel
^oalea today. ^
Greatest Chicken Farm.
Meechea farm, Poole, England, la
aid to be the greaieat chicken farm
In the world. Experiments made there
In the forcing of the growlV of chickena
by electrical lnflmenceg are re-!
ported aa showing remarkable re an It a. I
In fire weeks electrically treated!
chickens hare attained the normal'
weight of chickens three months old.
The experiments may have possible
corollaries in the treatment of subnormal
children.?The Outlook.
7 ;
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
Ths Kind Yon Han Always Bought
SigT.toro of
TOR RELIABLE SERVICE IN
transfer call A. R. Styron A Co.,
grocery store. Phone 474. 12-4-^wc
|
VF.l
ngton Boys a
us. We will 1
fiber 4 and 5tl
of guns the li
: the grown-i
from now i
an d Boy in \
l questions, to
k" :
mea that win The
tolJO
I kinds 10c to > Cet
. . , . j them by
f all Klnfe the W<
equaJh) <
Ji ReveralMe
JltstUt
'EDES ,
- - ' u- W#
he city. Rub- but a j
DUt, price $110 j0^
[tat 4$u* V-' >>J
^fll?
rHE HOM1
HHMiiHHitiSi
. .: > / .
REA1
; - .<v\ ~
putting an mterist bet
the Chib and tee wan
wilt induce hie neighbo
U i : r?T f {H- ^
r v . - * f *
| 5P;. V,,'> >?*?
, .
Foetere the Saving Hi
tone?the teieon of a
, there it no euch dun
SUCCESS WAY.
D
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k =V .
B?
rVlain Street,.
/. ^ .a- '
k- Naw AiiMnfr
I lfe Cory la mtly gi?ua to tthwly.
m woe, uie coemasy, miw reads I ^
at att. BW 4om, ioww, occasionally
tak# down a volume In order -to
show some sympathetic Interest la
her husband's tevarifca yinoaeK.
Ooe dark* breakfast, Mm. 1
Gory remarkad~. '
-I took down a book yesterday by 1
an author named VoHv. * bo eoaei* ]
rod a good writer?" ' #
"V?4W, my dear?" queried the boo- 1
band. In perplexity. "Voliv, did yon 1
1
"Teak" she replied. "Til get tt and ,
show yon." ** :
Leaving the table, aha noon return- 1
?d, bringing a book whloh she banded (
him. It waa a volume Of Browning's (
poetry and had been bound with no
name on the baok, simply bearing the
legend, "VoL IV." C
_U11L1Z 1
Common Oriental Head wear. The
fez or tarbuab la limited by no 8
considerations of nationality or faith.
It la the almost universal head cover- e
log of the eastern and southern lands i
of the Mediterranean and has been
widely distributed In the still active 1
diffusion of Mohammedanism. This i
type of felt hat without brim Is of j
the atmost antiquity and Beems to
have undergone no marked change,
save the tassel, from the early monumeatal
reeerd ef the Euphrates valley.
Tbe designation fez, comparatively
modern in flb application, derives 1
frpm the oaate the only source of dyestuffs
which could give' the peculiar
shade of red most favored.
LCC
nd Girls to t
lave our open
1. Amid the i
aughter of hui
ips. He'll sti
mtil Christma
Washington wl
shake his har
Prettiest Doll in 1
our prices 'before buying, 1
the thousands, consequently
M prices seed feu purcka*
miom. Prices range from 5c
> rG *J
3omes of AP Kinds
couldn't begin to name all th
llrmpac of the assortment wi
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E OF SA.NT.
HINGTON,
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WHY
>Y MO
rtojmm.
THEMEABYJH
' " a ? *.. Si*.
ecember 8th. 1912
ink of W
KOTICE! 1
r? n>. TJ.?i- -t i)???' ?-<?? ^
- ? w <. vupiu VI WIWUH WUU"
tj-'
You are notified that the com- ^
ralaory period for Beaufort couay,
as designated by the county
toard of education, will begin an \
tfonday, November 24th, and coninue
for four consecutive school
nonths?80 days. During this
>eriod all children not under
ight and not over twelve years of
lge are required to attend school
jvery day, unless excused under
exceptions named in the act
It is the duty of the attendance
>fficer for your townshin to force
this law, and the duty of
rour teacher to assist him in doing
o.
We sincerely hope every per- t
ion will give this measure his P
learty support and encourage- 1
nent. It is not unreasonable and "
ve anticipate no difficulty in enforcing
it.
E. W. AYERS, Chairman, Z
W. M. BUTT/ m
T. R. HODGES, \
County Board of Education. .
iV. L. VAUGHAN, |4
County Superintendent I
11-17 ? tc jj
>MF
he wonderful
to
ing Thursday
loise of horns
ldres of dnU
ind each aftei
s ready fogrei
ho wishes. In
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