FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1921
WEDNESDAY, .NOVEMBER 23, 1921
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JK, S. Johnson, of EayboFO, was here
today on a business trip.-. , : j ,
,. flss.NantHe Moore is spending a
tetpt days in Kinston. visiting friends. .
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Mrs. W. It. Riser lias returned from
'a visit with friends in Washington.
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N: C. Davis, of Goldsboro, was
jiniong the out of town viitors here
today. c , . . , -
' W.' P. Tooly, ; of Yanceboro. '' was
''J-ffrnong the ' out of town; visitors here
today. ' ' .:' ' t " ',
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Mri and- Mrs. Howard .German are
-"pending: . a few days with relatives
in Kin&ton
l FRIENDS FAILED
TO"
Hons oestoh
Salem, Va., Woman Almost
In Despair Gains 35 Lbs. .
Arid Health Perfect
"Actually, I would have - given r.iy
farm to be-restored to health and here
Tanlac has done this for me at a co3t
too little to mentioti.V -said? Mrs. -Min -
fte'.Deston; .-717 'Delaware- St.; Salem,
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'"j. J. Baxter lias gone to High Tolnt
vlrfa;re he will spend a, few days visit
iS iis brother; ' '". --.
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Miss M31Ioh Mallard ha gone to
Kinston Xo spend a. few days with
Mrs. C. wViSimpson. v ;
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i Thomas Wxlker, - of , . Greenville,
spent, yesterday, in. the city on a visit
to friends and relatives . ' -
'Mrs. I?. C. GodwinXleft yesterday
for "KLnston- where- she spent Thanks
giving wth .her : mother,-, Mrs. J. W.
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Lycurgus Cutler has returned from
Chapel Hill and will spend a few days
here with his parents., Mr. and Mrs.
if i3 Ida Bloojrt, f Kinston, ..returxtt
d - this morning after spending
Thanksgiving with rMlss. Sadie Block-.
T. H.' Taylor , of "Vanceboro, ; was
seen on; thV streets of thee Uy .this
rr1biitrg-.JT';V"s:,-v; -if . ;
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v -1.1' ' 3JHUer;Hadl,Bad tack . ;
' Although"a few of the(huhters( from
Ko-pj Berrv WhOv.'jtodk to ,th,e .woods';
l .yeijrdajf had ' fairly "goo'd Mucky'the1
jnaaonty felt that- tney wcreijonan
ed.; Several of them came back with
out" bringing a single bird with them.
v: . .Bijr Sportiog Goods Stock
t William T. Hill is advertising1 a big
sporting oods stock for the Christ
: aa -trade. He has toade speical ar
l' rangements for supplying 'all possible
calls fot anything f in .' the snorting
goods line, HV is especially, equipped
; for supplying hunters with equipment.-
uffered bo deardfully from in
digestion that at times . an attack
would, come on me at the table and
t would' have to be carried to bed.
.For six tveeks before X took Tanlac
I had lived on eggs, sweet milk, toast
and hot water, and I got ho' thin that
actually 'my friends failed to .j-oeog-liize
me. ' ; .; :;
' "I- had' about' given up all hope of
aettting well; when fortunate'y I jrof
hold of Tanla"c. It is just astonishing
how fast I 'improved and I could feel
myself getting new. life and energy
too, am in perfect health, and oh, so
happy to be ab'lc to enjoy life again."
'Tanlac is sold in New Bern by the
Bradham rug Co., and "tiy leading
Oruggists everywhere. Ad. ,!
Rodman Guion,; a recent bride, rand
piece of Mrs. Hand.
The decorative effects throughout
the home were artistic- and beautiful.
Southern smilax, which, lends itself
so gracef ully to decoration, was us
ed throughout the house ;is a back
ground for the quantities of inult.
oloored autumn flowers, which were
interspersed with ' bright 'y burning
tapers.
Little MioS Elizabeth Williams
presented the card tray et the door
and the guests were greeted in the
ha'l by Mrs. 'John Gunion, Afrs. Frank
liyman, Mii Laura Iyris.and Miss T31-
i fiH'iori. In the reception room the
(railing, sroliax, which outlined door
ways ind window's and .festooned the
sillo -walls, made a beautiful setting
for. the- baskets of lovely chrysanthe
mums. : Here the guests were graci
ously received by the hostess, who
wfls assisted btthe fionoree, Mrs. Rod-n-an
Oiiioi'Mrs. Owen H. Guion and
Mrs. Elizabeth - B. , Ellis.
In passing o the dining room,
Greetings were' extended by Miss Har-.
riet Marks, Miss Jane Stewart and
Miss Doily llyrnan.
In the 'dining room' a variety of
colors were used - in the decorations,
whi'e numbers of brightly beaming
tapers twinkled among the flowers. "
Mrs. Richard Duffy, Mrs. Haywood
Guion and Mrs. J. S. Bryan received
MrSi'
Hand - Hontes ComplinrcntaryS
' .v : To Mre. Guion V v -T
Mra. ,Wil-iam Hand gave a beauti
fully appointed reception Wednesday
afternoon at . her home, on Union
street, .complimentary to Mrs. "W. IJ-.
Works Lilce
a Clock
CTANDARD ramtdr world tnrtr. TWf
J form. Us at first muf&isUon f CoMl
ur La Grim ud avoid . ,". ' , ?
uineat. ucaini raaaes
bcarinr Mr. HiH'i r
trait and aigsaUire.
At DnuulttfM Centi
It. H. 6XLU CO . DETROIT
: . . .Wins .Tenuis. Champioiwdilp ,
. ' v By def eating. George Roberts ftree
: ' ets out of four? yesterday morning,
L. H. Cutler, 'Jr., 'won the elimination
i tennia championahjp' --at 'the -Country
,Club. The games were .close -.and ex-
- citing in ;every . respect- and-both -play
: ers received vocifergus. ppIavi33-irom
.' the galleries. i i, iX ,1 f.
ft r-jf pt Beturncd JProta. Chapel ; HII ; : . L
.s 1 K ''vThetseenLvrlvtf or rnor..MfWT?prrv R
, CSapel Hill .ryesterday to see the .yir-1
V.'T j?nla,raroli'na garrV Returned norra
u t -thwm.rnirfg.- Bome ?'of(-them -rwere
noticeably. hoarse ..but .all , of , them!
stated -that they; had had a splendid !
lime oathe. trip., j j
Baby's Every' v Need
may be supplied at
OXLEY'S BABY
-? SHOP.
When in the city b
to look ..usr'up"
home was thronged with callers who
were delighted to greet .the handsome
bride and to enjoy Mrs. Hand's hos
pitality. At six-thirty o'clock the receiving
party was served a delicious hot col
lation. -
the guests. The dining table, which
had a yellow satin cover, was center
ed with a beautiful vase of La France
roses and purple iris,, overhung with
the electric dome, outlined with hot
house smilax. Four jade candlesticks,
bearing adorned the prettily appoint.
ed table. j
Serving a dolicio'w ice course in j -pi a
pink and white were Misses Eliza 1 116 ATlTiy OtOre OpeilS
Ellis, Anna Clark, Helen Ho'listr, ! Qa-Jw 1Q7 iji
Dorothy Ellis and Margaret Kehoe. ! J&lUraay, ICl IVliaale
The punchtable, whither the guests ! effeet
were invited for sparkling punch, was j
picturesquently arl-anged in the hall.
the punch bowl bein
'KILDRENSiDOLDS
should not be "dosed," Treat
them externally with
Vapo Rub
Over 17 Million Jars Used, Yearly
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Plione 440 ' 132 Pollock St.
" O. CUTHRELL
Automobile ' Tops Made and Be
paired: French Glass for Back
Uitrtains . n
Work Gnaranteed
Accessories
a flower-bed of various hued bios-1 pffifff?fiyF.&&VZTmffiBS&
"cms. Serving pnch were Mrs. Wade j rl'J V HkW WVCQ -Meadows.
.Miss Martha Munger, Mrs. j M JWt?&i Cf yoa csn ismdte 8
Thornsa Williams and Miss Catherine 1 fCSL QSSTlf Mr.'ihn
Lefferts. ! ,
Durinsr the reeeivin' ' feniirx, I t
. o-1 ' vviio CllU I
U3'Ji SUse Murine Eye Remedj
ic? ? year Eyes CScs.-Ciear and Ksaithy.
want as-JCiring KesuJts j Ksu.z3tusstiotZauQsi9iiisst,stiUa3
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41, PoHock.t.jOpD.E iW Office
i . Only- Qne Thing - No w
i - ' -Lacking--Money.
- ;, "I ihave' doctored 'nine . year3 for
. . -. - Wornach and.; liver t6ub"le and" sperit
p . . thousands of-do;iars,but . instead of .
becoming cured of-thes ailments, my ,
- V bloating and pains and " att'acVS be-1
.. i" came, worse, I was persuaded a. year :
- : ago to take Mayr's 'WonderfKI KerciecTy '
, i and liave never suffered 'since takjng
-' the first dose. I wish I had the money
.... -.' back' ,Jl vspet-for-s other medicinc.' iti
- . is .;simple;' harmless preparation !
V that Vemoves the .catarrhal mucu
fi-em ,he" iftte'stlnal tract and- allavs'
: " " the inflammation which causes prac-
m - -tfieftyirtmal,-'4K-er'and inte?i-
P aL"rs is ailn?eits,- ancludlns appendicitis,
dcWilli-e'on-vlnoe or. money 're-i
t funded. At' all druggists. Ad. I
t-,r)l! .-rm ,.y- , , , -.tJ
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.; ',, file Army: Store! opens!
Si(urday,;2l37 Middle
E. T. BERRY, JR.
J . 'Paintec-i - C
Signs nd - Automobiles
Special ; prices ' on ';two r or
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Phone 702-J. OS Metcalf St.
and
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tTHANKSGiyiNG
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boarders. Can' also 'furn
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THANKSGIVING SALE
Ol fK
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THROUGH
TODAY
AND
TOMORROW
WE HAVE A FEW SUITS AND
OVERCOATS LEFT AT .
and
; 25 Boys Suits with extra trousers at
Values to $13.50
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ON ALL HATS 'AND CAPS
21 To 18 Yrs.
OFF
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protection and service. ' ' - v' . ,
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'HMS ME TRUMPJS'
From the fansous' stage play by Cecil .Uajcctau, Look at thiti
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Alice Terry, Jo. Kilgour, Iancelia; DilUnsron,. Bruisley Slww,
Thomas - Jefferson, ' Xorman Kennetly, EdtfardL Connelly,' ' Bull
Montana, and Howard Crainpton. tf : " ' ; vf ' v -
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passing beauty which attains thegreatest of mahlngv t-calism
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Tomorrow The King of Laugh Makers, don't miss hjm,
Buf ter Keaton in "The Saphead" "
You'll laugh! Also a Century Comedy ud Pathc ''cws'.-
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Wonderful Comic Opera
, "ROBIN HOOD"
Is the greatest musical entertainment ever
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Now on transcontinental tour. Is the identical
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hundreds ol leading cities have just acclaimed. '
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The Most Superb Production In Recent
Years. ' ' .
With an All-Star Cast of Operatic Artists. ' -.
i Best Singing .Chorus En Tour
Superb Symphony Players in pompany's Own
Orchestra - -; . ''.-' v; '', ; ',- .
VALENTINE, Conductor
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