“Nothing Slow About Thk FireP*
**The kettle a boiling already—breakfast will be done in a jiffy.**
The New Perfection cooks fast or slow as you like.
11m name u always visible, always
atsady. It’s the Long Blue Chimney
insuring perfect combustion that
does it
Foe hot weather comfort, cook on a
New Perfection.
Ask your dealer to show you the re
versible glass reservoir—a new and
exclusive feature.
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL
a superior kerosene, always dean and
clear-burning, is most satielactory.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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300 Room Accessible to Beth. fcuropeap Plan.
Hotel Southland
Abaclately Fire Proof
Corner Granby & Freemason Sts.
Norfolk, Va.
North Carolinians
Headquarters
Rates with bath $2.00, $2.50 sod $3.00
Rates without bath $1.50 aad $2.00
Auto Bus to sod from stations.
L C. Woodford, Managing Director.
FARM FOR SALEH
A big bargain 4} mile* from Norfolk on the finest con* '
creta road in thfr &tate, containing 166 acre*, about 06
acre* in high state of cultivation, light toil, | mile to elec
tric line, 7 room residence, large born and other out build
ings, 6-room tenant house, skipping facilities on the pi ale.
This (arm is a very cheap one. No land in its neighbor
hood for anything like thin price. Terms can be made.
Price 91«.00a
ROWE & COMPANY
243-4 Arcade Buildiag NORFOLK, VA.
• Fresh Salt Water'Fish Received
Daily and kept in a Sanitary Way.
N. J. HOLLOWELL,
THE FANCY GROCER
Phone 63. Queen St. Edenton, N.C
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but guaranteed.
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1141 p. a, daily, NIOHT nrUM
lor PayeUavUia aad Ohariotto,
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boro. Baaafort *r* tntanaaillaU
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Norfolk. P oilman Blaappc
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Kilaabath CKy aad Norfolk. Pail.
S4ffr.lt. Dally far Harttoed.
OUy. 1 Norfolk and Intermediate
tolBk
7** ff-BU. Dally, eaoopt Baaday, lor
Baffuifc—arrive Suffolk * 40 A. H
10.00 .A H,. Dally axeopt Baaday tea
BaffOlk and Intermedia!* atatfoa*
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. EDKNTON, N. O.
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400 TYPEWRITERS
All kind* and all grade*.
HI "P InalrooUoo book with seek u
*FPd Md npalr porta lor all
maAeaTypewrltan.
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Boiaa aa low a* uy aod-1-rr aa
•ood aa U>* baat. Bataa will ba gladly
faratabad akkit la paraaa *r b) Bail.
P rutted A PnidM,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
BAcnton, NLy.
tart Brtftptu mun
a
OonpMkiVm
Mr.JJ. L‘ k^***1** a*Ml
Mb* Dell*, motored and spent
Monday la Suffolk
Mr. A. L. Lynch of Ncwbern
•pent Friday in our village.
Mrs.',A. a Waid and •»■ Wal
ler, haVe returned from a New
port New* hospital where Waiter
underwent an operation
Mr. end Mrs. A. I.. Drinkley
-pent Sunday with atr and Mra.
J. B Norcum.
Miss Bessie Laaaiter ft spend
ing a while iu Norfolk.
Mr. and Mra. L M. Rountree
and Hit. Henrietta Riddick spent
Mmiday with Mr. and Mn L.M.
Pearce of Suubury.
Mr. L. J. Knight and danghter
Miaa Mattie motored and spent
Monday afternoon in Suffolk.
Mr. T. 0. Perry of Belvkkrc
•peut Sunday afternoon in our
Village,
Mr. and Mra 8. D Eme spent
Sunder afternoon at the home of
hie mother.
■'* Maggie Noreume, Mr.
Edward Elliott and Millard mo
lorcd and spent the week end
with relatives in Norfolk.
Mr. Charlie W. Lawrence and
children ol Newport News ate
spending a while here with her
pareats, Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Knight
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Laaaitet,
Mrs Judith Haw is and sons, Mr.
J. L. Lassiter and Miss Della
Lassiter motored sod spent a part
j>i Sunday alt.n.oon with Mr.
and Mrs. |. T. Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Morgen
and son were the guests oi Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. L. Morgan Sun
day afternoon.
Mas Esther Barnet is vlsrtiag
frieuds and relatives in Bender
N. C.
Bhgtej 8wu£p Hm
*^^^rbert Manning and chil
end Nora, came
Wednesday to spend some time
at her mother's. Mrs W.H. Now
ell’s.
Mr. G. T. Winslow, Br., and
family, and Miss Addle White
attended services at Center Hill
Sunday. ,
Mr Blihu Winslow and family
visited at hit brother's, William
Winslow a, at Whiteston Sunday.
Miss Julia Nowell retorted
home Wednesday after spending
quite s while with friends end
relatives at Portsmouth and Berk
ley.
Mrs. James Smith sad family
visited at Mra Louisa Jordan's
Sunday.
lire. Elisabeth White spent
Sunday at Mr. O. -I. Window s
at Bel rid ere.
Mra. J.W. Nowell and chttdsen
Elisabeth and Waiter, spent last
Thursday afterodoe at Mra. Elis
abeth White’s.
Mr. Dempney Winslow called
University of
North Carolina
Law Sohool
Excellent Fncnlty
ttniinilli Cent
Write Fnr Cntnlngnn
THE PKES1DENT
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W. 8. PHIYOTT,
Attornky-at-Law,
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Wlggta’s X Koada.
Mr. and Mn. Joe Ellis and IH
tk granddaughter spent Sunday
with their son, Mr. J. A. Bilk,
oi Oorapeakc.
Miaaes Aiene Savage of Holly
Grove and Margaret Sounder* ol
Port Norfolk were the guests oi
Mlas Lillian Bure Saturday af
ternoon.
Mr* Elton Taylor spent Mnn
d'V alt• moon with Urvdain. s
Joe a> d W. J EIII-.
Miss Prunte Speight spent last
week in Trotvilk with relatives
and Irici ds.
Mr. and Mrs. It. L Bure were
the guests ol Ur. an.) Mrs. L. M
Bountrec ol Corapcakc Sunday
night.
Mlu Susie Benton called at
the home ol Mr Joe FHt« Ust
Thursday afternoon.
Mr*. W. J Ellis spent Bunday
alter noon with Mesdames Mary
end E. L. Bure.
Revival services will begin at
Parkers church next Sunday
morning.
Confirmed Testtmy
Th« Kind EdratM Readers
Cttast Doubt
Dosa's Kid nay Pills have stood
the last.
The teat (4 ti»e—the hardest
taut of all.
Thousands gjatefally testify.
Ts quick relief—.to I eat Jag
results.
Eden ton readers can no long
er doubt the rvidenoe.
It's oooriaL'iog taatiasonj_
tuios told sad wall eo aimed.
resdsiu should profit
by these experieeeas.
Mn. A. W. Rough ton, Grubb
street, Hertford, N. C. says:
aaflsrad from dull, sagging hart
aahauaudl of lea had pains la
s^ lulus. I was usrt tired whee
1 go* up lu the moraiaga sad had
but little strength. My kidneys
ensued all this trouble. Doss’s
Kidney Pilla banished all baek
aohe and other pains end strength
sued my kidneys."
RS8ULTB THAT Mittnt
OVER TWO YEARS LA
TRH, Mrs. Roughton said; "It
gives me plesaare to again mourn
■and Doan's Kidney Pilla, lor
they permanently rid my system
of kidney eotnplalni. At present,
I am enjoying good health.*'
60a. at all dealer*. Boater-Milbora
0o . Mfgrs., Buffalo, I T. Adr
Gan Pond Newt.
Messrs. Z T. Evans, W. T.
B*m, Mark White and Mb* Ada
White attended tent meeting at
Center Hill Sunday afternoon.
Mr. N W. Bunch and family
Mr. J. T Layton and Iamily
apent Monday with Mr. aod Mrs.
H. Ia Nixon.
Mlaara "Viola and Lottie Wil
ma apent baturday night nlth
their aunt. Mrs. W. J. Wilson.
Mia* a lactic, Agnes and Lra.
Me Base entertained company af
ter the B.Y.P.tJ. Sunday. Thorn
present were Miaaes Zonie and
Mattie Whiteman, Viola sal
Lottie Wilson, Mary and Blanche
Smith, Misers Jimmie Bunch
c..d Patie Perry.
Mias ftjiie Bunch spent Satur
day night with Misses Souk and
Mattie Whiteman.
Mrs Settle Harrell, Mieae*
WUt Evans, Nells and Martha
Harrell visited at the home of
Mr. L. C. Wilson Saturday after*
Misses Minnie Lane and Myr
tle Mixon ere vial ting relatives in
AhosEle
Mr. and Mrs Allred Nixon of
ICineton are vWrtng his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nixon.
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Iron OinCuent
The Very Beet
Nad* FrtwT Maa-Alcafcatk
Nataral baa. "tipilUli
*««• Om Praal. Baals
Oakkly.
Old Sores Disappear*
Local Stores Have It
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A old Iroa
•W« toaic, |
**■* TU koa toampetoatol
Mof«ll»lo« of blood vMb Mm
otataicut knh —4 aootha* la a
wooderfel taaaacr.
,
i'
b wowtorfel aheap to ttofc «w»
O. mnm.aimr, ipyatoi mad
tMf «h«lc anka.
gat it lor joa. V« tort; jam
• iwoptM Mtanl
ime. M to mw pet mp to aowaaw
JBwwql
Mr. T. D. Wood of Norfolk
aad Mr. Bruce Borage of Body
Grove wee le Tide leal Wedaae
day.
Dr. J. S. Smith of Norfolk
■poet the latter part of leal weak
with Mr. ■ A. Beam.
Mr. aad Mia A. H. Morale eed
child were grate of her mother,
Mrs. 0. M. Artec!!, a lew deye
recently.
Mleeae Mattie aad Battle Boyce
ofBefblk v lotted to Tala lam
Mr. Roy Hollowed of Aalaoder
ta tlritlag relativm arwead have.
Mre. T. L. Twhm aad Mice
BtU Arbeit rfaked Mm Jceee
AebeM la Bdeatoa lam weak.
Mr. Jack Bedewed el Norfolk
came Saturday eight to vWl cel
alivte here. x