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Briusr (lowers, fresh
bride to -wear:
now
for the
New
Series
j They were born to blush in her sliming
K: hair, '
She is leaving the nome of her child
hood's mirth;
After leaving the punch bowl ' jj
the guests were greeted by Mes- p
dames Nannie Cotton and Char
les Speed, and invited into the i 12
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e hath bid farewell to her father 's were received by Mesdames G. H.
hearth;
Her place is 'now by anothers side
Bring flowers for the locks of the fair
young bride.
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS
New Body, roomier: wider doors;
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ster
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softs
t ana uecrei
cushions ; eocvy
lines after latest mode; new and
beautiful finish of lasting lustre.
12" Brakes.
4:1 VV Full cantilever type rear
spring.
2 "crank shaft and other detailed
improvements in motor, insuring
an even greater smoothness and
flexibility than heretofore. Only
motors in highest-priced cars can
be compared with SAXON motor
in all-around efficiency.
Tilted Vvindsiiiold which elimina
tes all glare.
New style top with Grecian rear
bow.
NEW FEATURES
New style body; bigger, roomier
and more completely comfortable.
Electric startera nd lighting-two
unit system by Wagner. There's
none better to be had.
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TURNER'S ALMANAC For
1917, biggest and best in 88
years, ready November 10. Or
der now from dealer, or send
dime, coin or stamps for pre
paid copy. Turner's Almanac,
216 Times Building, Raleigh.
Demountable rims
Goodyear tires.
with 30 "x3"
Johnson and J. B. Hall.
In the south parlor Mrs. G.
Hoffman welcomed them, and
uicic ci ucmuuus ice course was
- ' served bv Mesdames R. C. Josev.
MISS HATTIE LEGGETT EN- j Jr., S. A. Dunn, Misses Lizzie Leg-1 5
iiTAinf. gett, Mary White, Mary Josey, ;
Miss Ilattie Leggett delight- Ellen Speed and Mary Powell Jo- j
liiUy entertained the Scissors j8ev-
Club, together with a number of ' This room wass all in yellow
other friends, on Monday after-! anc the color scheme was beauti
noon, from four to six o'clock fvdly carried out.
the party being given in honor of j Fully one hundred and fifty
tiie popular bride elect, Miss Cor- j ladies called during the afternoon.
nelia Josey. j
The guests were met at the door I
(by Misses Maud and Jennie Leg-1
gett, and invited into the hall I
where hot chocolate was served j
by Miss Julia Bryan and Mrs. J.
E. Bowers. I
From the hall invited into the j
north and south parlors by the j
hostess where tables were placed j
for bridge and rook. j
After several hours of fun and j
; laughter, a delicious salad course!
with eotte and mints was served
by the hostess, assisted by Misses
URNISH your
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Nov- style fender.
Instruments mounted in a
on cowl dash.
Chrome vanadium valve springs.
Nov design cf carburetor which
frives greater efficiency and easier
fitarVing.
New style top with Grecian rear
bow.
Electric horn.
Tire Carrier.
Speedometer, standard equipment
New design cf carburetor which
gives greater eSiciency and eaier
starting.
PRICE. $485, F. 0. B. DETROIT.
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jjizzie Leggett and Salhe Mav Jo-
v
sey.
The home was beautifully de
corated, yet the beaut v lie in the
simplicity with which it was car
ried out. The north parlor was
! in yellow and white, beautiful
bowls and vases of yellow and
I white, dahlias and white roses
i greeted the eye every where.
Trflili no- iw Wfl lrnrplv in ha
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curtains dud chandeliers, the
REV. G. T. LUMPKIN
GOES TO SUFFOLK
Suffolk, Va., Oct. 18. A letter
!was received vesterdav bv W. J.
jKendrick, a member of the com
jmittee to secure a pastor for the
i Baptist church, from Rev. G. T.
Lumpkin, of Oxford, N. C, ac
cepting the call tendered him on
Sunday by the Suffolk church.
Rev. Mr. Lumpkin stated his
resignation to the Oxford church
would take effect on the last Sun
day in November and he would
be in Suffolk on Sunday, Decem
ber 3. .
home without 5
cash. Never let money matters stand S
between your family and a comfortaebl S
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home.
No salary is so small, no income
,so big, but win'. t our credit sys
tern can help you. So many of
the nice homes you envy were
bought in just this way.
We help youi'i a dozen ways
low prices, the easy payment
plan, splendid new styles of fur
niture, carpets, etc.
You'll enjoy a little call at our
store so will we. '
We sell lower on time than
others do for cash.
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JUNITA HANSEN THE BEAU-TIFUL AND THOMAS CHAT
TIPTON THE HANDSOME SUPPORTED BY A COMPANY
OF WELL KNOWN ACTORS AND BEAUTIFUL ACTRESSES.
EVERY CHAPTER A REVELATION.
VISIT THE PALACE FRIDAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
SAVE YOUR COUPONS. LUCKY NUMBER DRAWS BARREL
OF FLOUR.
light of which were covered in
yellow.
The hall and south parlor were
in red, and indeed it was a vision
of beauty with masses of red dah
lias in brass bowls everywhere.
This home m well known forj
! lovely parties, but added one more '
to tnose mat nave oeen given
there.
The invited guests were : Mes-
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I dames, C. A. Albertson, J. B. Hall,
IG. II. Johnson, Louis Suiter, Er
; nest Winslow, A. L. Purrington,
' 0. II. Herring, Stuart Smith, A.
McDowell, Russell Owen Moore,
;R. C. Josey, Jr., Ray Boyette, W.
IF. Butterworth, H. I. Clark, W.
Li. Gordon, Dickinson, tl T. Law-
! rence, J. W. Cotton, Kathleen
YOU ' Kelly, J. E. Bowers, S. A. Dunn,;
Ben Everett, of Palmyra, C. L.
McDowell, T. D. Kitchin, II. L.
McDowell, and Bosley, of Baltr
JESSE VAUGHAN tx,
Eepresenting j Misses Mar3' Weldon Smith,
Harvey Oil Co. Cleveland, Ohio ' licile Kitchin, Ellen Rives, of Va.
Lubricating Oils, Greases and i Maiinie and Rebia Shields, Nan
Preparad Paints. Prices nie Lamb, Mollie Knight, Laura
& Terms Eight. Clark, Cornelia and Mattie Josey,
QUALITY GUARANTEED; iMarR.erite Higgs of Greenville,
- ;Kate Boyette, Sallie May and
i Louise Josey, Helen Ililliard, Hil
! da Hancock, Julia Bryan and Lil-
llian Harrell.
LEWIS B. SUITER
With
THE NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO.
WELDON, N. C. tf.
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(Successor to Br. A. V. Llvernjcin; !
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Si;otand S'eek, C.
Office Upstairs in the Whitehead Blclg
Office Hours: 9 to 1 & 2 to 5 O'clock
From 7 to 9 P. M. by Appointment
BERNARD ALLSBROOK
FIRE INSURANCE
Scotland Neck, IT. C.
Phone
Residence Phone
June 6 G mo.
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MODEL BARBER SHOP
J. D. Smith, Prop.
Skilled Barbers, Sanitary
Methods, Sharp Steel, Best
Service
Electrical Shampoo and
Massage Machines. : :
ENTERTAINMENT WHILE
WAIT
a u w li
rOnlv 10 Cents
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'" SMOKELEIIIijv HEATERS
U3& 7 I I IS II 1 that exiraheat is needed, you're g '
7 -M&k s"r? ' i-m I Perfection Heater. It means
Jl J I jff i preparedness against sudden H
M I Af I ISlWll 1 changes in the weather, com- g
feJdKli' I I y& M fort insurance when the fires si
j. ' 'XvX-Ivy I JKEsCS'lL M As easy to carry as a work-basket. i
r f Trr Wm3l tshZZZSSSttm-- Clean- Handsome U
i A I 4$8&&1J It's cheap mertpwnsive to buy ana j
? 1 ytWiWf I I IjP"-- S JiB costs far less to use than any coal
I XE JaP1 ' mm There's a Pertection drifvins av
wPAMnAtin nn rnMPANY II i
if 7 A J IV II Washington, D. C. Charlotte. N C. II
fH . N a Jl Norfolk. Va. Charleston, W. Va. II
KEEP IN LINE WITH THE ADVANCING SEASON. A SLIGHT
MODEFICATION FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON. A
CERTAIN EMPHASIS OF THE LEADING ACCEPTED VOGUE
BUT SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF
THIS CLIMATE. THESE GARMENTS ARE FOR IMMEDIATE
AND MID-WINTER WEAR.
The guests
front door by
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MISS LOUISE JOSEY AT HOME
Saturday afternoon, from four
to six o'clock, Miss Louise Josey
was at home to her friends in hon
or of the bride-elect, Miss Cor
nelia Justice Josey,
! Tt wni! rmp nf t.hfi most hpaiiti
; f ul receptions of the season, and!
it was an ideal autumn party. '
were ijiet at the j
Mesdames "VV. II. '
and N. B. Josey, and shown to
the north parlor. Here they were
received by Mesdames T. D. Kit
chin and W. J. Gordon, and in
vited into the parlor, where they
were greeted by the hostess, the ;
bride-elect, Miss Josey, Mrs. H. .
Irving Clark, and the bridesmaids
Misses Mattie Josey, Laura Clark,
Marguerite Higgs of Greenville,
Nannie Shields, Ilattie Leggett
and Sallie May Josey,
In the north parlor was a bow-1
er of white and yellow dahlias ex- j
quisite roses and ferns, and the
mellow glx)w of the yellow lights
never shone on a lovlier picture j
than the fair bride and her maids,
in their dainty evening gowns, i
mi 1 Jl nfrnloiTnlv rvwi7n '
ine Dime was cA4uincy g""" ,
ed in yellow satin and gold lace, j
From the parlor the guests were
invited to the hall by Mesdames
G. S. White and J. E. Bowers,
where punch was served by Mrs. j m
D. ,Kay Boyette and miss neien
Hilliard.
The hall was all in red, Mas
ses of beautiful red dahlias and
glorious autumn leaves were ef
fectively used and greeted the
eve in everv nook and corner.
Luxirous Coats of Soft Fabrics
Unlimited selection of those models which are most in demand ;it
much higher pri'-es.
Smart, mannish styles of the great-coat variety, in velours and
rough -finished woolens of surprising lightness.
Showing the coachman's collars of unusually large shapes two-in-one
styles, which may be wornhigh or flaring open.
Vig pockets and lavish trimmings all the finer details of tailor
ing being carefully carried out.
KNIT UNDERWEAR
For Ladies and Children a gen
erous assortment reasonably
prioed.
FULL LINE OF SHOES
For Ladies and Children in good
styles end at attractive prices.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
In -novelty weaves as well as
standard cloths, in the season's
colorings.
MENS NECK V7EAR
An Attractive line of latest de
signs. MENS SHIRTS
A full line of fresh and new pat
terns that will please you.
BOYS SUITS, OVERCOATS and
SCHOOL SHOES
In this we are well equipped Jto
satisfy all, the prices are right.
STOVES AND FURNITURE
Inspect our stock of these essen
tials. We have bought to sell at
low prices.
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