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AT THE DIXIE THEATRE TONIGHT PRICE 15 Cts.
DORIS KENYON
In The Last Episode of
"THE HIDDEN HAND"
Who is the girl of the prophecy? Who is the HIDDEN HAND?
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In A Two Reel Comedy
"THE VAGABOND"
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 PROMPTLY. SO BE ON TIME!
HELEN HOLMES
In The First Episode of
THE LOST EXPRESS"
A Rail Road Serial featuring Helen Holmes- the dare-devil
PERSONALS.
Miss Ethel Pope, of Weldon, vis
ited relatives here last night.
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Mr Raleigh Lyles left this morn
ing for Camp Wardsworth.
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Mr. Ashby W. Dunn left this
morning for Louisburg on busi
ness, but will return tonight.
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The N. A. Riddick Motor Car
Co. sold a Cadillac "8" yesterday
to Mr. D. M. Campbell of Halifax,
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Mr. S. E. Sherman left this morn
ing for Atkinson to spend a few
davs on a visit.
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Mrs. E. L. Brown returned last
night from a few days visit to
Norfolk.
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Master Thomas Griffin left on
the morning train for Everetts
on a visit for a few days,
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Mr. W. J. Meeks left this morn
ing for Greenville to spend a few
days on a visit.
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Mrs. Mary Hilliard returned last
nigh from Kinston where she has
been visiting for a few days.
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PREACHING AT NAHALA
Rev. R. L. Crane, of Tarboro,
will preach at the Nahala Presby
terian church on Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock and again at eight
o'clock at night. All are cordial
ly invited.
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BOY SCOUT MEETING
There will be a Boy Scout meet
ing at the School Building at 8
o'efiock to-night. All the boys
are urged to be present as there
is considerable work to be done.
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i-arucipating contract on Haberdashery That Will fiivp 7?st
Non-participating Rate
issued by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The most
for the money amply secured good surrender values.
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To The Enjoyment Of Hot Weather
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. R. L. Hardy who has been
in attendance at the Merchants
Association convention at Wright
sville Beach, returned home todav
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M. Hoffman and Brother an
nounces that they have sugar and
flour on hand, but that they will
adhese strictly to the food regulations.
Claud A. Paramore, Special Agent B
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Mr. Britt Andrews, of Tarboro,
spent the night here with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Andrews
and left for Rocky Mount this
morning. He was called to fix
the Western Union wires which
had been out of commission for
a courjle of davs. He found the
Messrs. Robert Shields & Frank .f,rouble near the mill between
Armstrong, of Hobgood, were
visitors in town vesterday.
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Mrs. Asa Pope, of the suburbs
was in town yesterday shopping
this morning.
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Messrs Spencer Lewis, Leonard
Madrv and Miss Evelyn Kitchin at
tended the dance in Enfield last
night.
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Mrs. Andrew Whitehead, of
White's Cross Roads, was in town
this morning for a few hours shop
ping. 0 0 o
Misses Reba Cherry and Louise
Allsbrook left this morning for
Tarboro to spend a few days on a
visit.
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Miss Betty Perry left on the
morning train for her home in Ber
tie after visiting Miss lone Cobb
for several days.
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Professor Shields will speak to
the colored people on Snday morn
ing at Shiloh and at night at St.
Mary's Chapel.
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The people of Mullins are very
anxious to establish an auxilliary
of the Red Cross in their neigh
borhood so that they might help
with the work.
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We still have two walking culti
vators we will sell at a bargain.
Also have Willard Harrows and
Iron Ace Cultivators. Edwards
and Company tf.
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Mr. Mike Edwards was in town
this morning attending the funer
al of Mr. Billie Grimes Baby who
was buried in the Episcopal ceme
tery this morning.
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Sheriff J. A. House is in town
today seeing those who require
"to take out special licenses as the
time is very short and there is a
twenty per cent penalty for not
paying this tax on time.
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Messrs Allan Leary, Thurston
Vanlandihgham and Lester Sunr
rell left this morning for Camp
Jarvis Va., to spend a week or
two on a vacation.
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There was a good ball game
pulled off yesterday evening be
tween the married and the single
men of the school grounds, the
score being seven to two in favor
of the single men. Several fine
plays were made and a great inter
est was evinced in the game which
tends to encourage those who
want base ball here this summer
to hope that it will be the regular
sport for the next few months.
here and Hobgood and got the
NO MORE DELIVERIES
SELL FOB CASH.
Specialty:. Chickens and eggs.
Open 7:00 to 10:00 A. M. and from 4:30 to 8.00 P. M.
T. B. SMITH
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Phone 31
Phone 31
VESTLESS SUITS FOR RESTLESS MEN
VACATION VARIETY IN SILK SHIRTS.
A NECK AND NECK RACE IN COLLAR STYLES.
NIFTY NECKWEAR WITH A "THRIFTY" LOOK.
CAPS AND HATS THAT STAY PUT ON A WINDY DAY
UNDERWEAR THAT SELLS TO EVERYBODY.
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BELTS THAT WILL HOLD UP
REPUTATION.
A WELL DRESSED
BE "PATRIOTIC" GET A TRUE
WEAR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
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wires is good shape.
Lieutenant Commander George
S. Bryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Bryan, who for some time past
has been stationed in Pacific wa
ters wired from Seattle that he
had arrived in the United States
and was enroute to Washington
for orders, but hopes to visit Scot
land Neck some time next week.
Lieu. Bryan has nt been home in a
number of years and his many
friends here will no doubt welcome
him with open arms.
"IT BEATS ANYTHING
I HAVE EVER SEEN."
KARNES SAYS TANLAC RELIEVED
HIM OF TERRIBLE RHEUMA
TISM GAINED TEN POUNDS
' IN WEIGHT
"One bottle of Tanlac has got me
over one of the orst cases of rheuma
tism a man ever had and I have gained
en poands besides," said John A. Kar-
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nes, a weilKnow contracting plasterer
living at 303 Oriel street, Nashville,
Tennessee.
"I've had rheumatism off and on
for several years, especially in damp
weather and I would ache in every
joint in my body almost like a sore
jtpoth.i My suffering was $o great
that I could hardly bear it at times and
it seemed like the more I suffered the i
worst I got until finally I had to lay
off from work for a wThole month on
account of it.
"It just beats anything I ever saw
how Tanlac begun to relieve my trou
ble right from the start. Almost every
symptom of rheumatism has gone, my
appetite is fine, I sleep like a log and
have ganed ten pounds in weight. My
own experience proves o me that Tanlao
is one of the greatest medicines ever
made and I recommend it to ohers."
Tanac is sod by E. T. Whitehead Co.
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Ladies slipers in many styles, including white, are now
in full assortment.
Ladies white skirt goods, and summer goods of all kinds
on display.
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SUMMER STRAW
WAISTS HATS
In splendid variety of
Mens straw hats in at-
voiles, georgette crepe de
cjijne tractive styles including
Panamas.
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LAWN SWINGS,
PORCH SWINGS,
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Settees and
Mnds for Semmein
IHariware.
fltartily Martlware Co,
"The Hardware Hustlers"
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WANTED STENOGRAPHIC WORK.
Address Rebe Shields. 6-19 tf
MAY GET COAL
We have had a letter from the
Winifrede Coal Co., stating that
they have good reason to believe
that after the 20th. (today) they
will be permitted to ship coal to
North Carolina and if they are
we will be furnished as usual. We
will notify our customers as soon
,as definate arrangements are
made.
BOWERS AND CO
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THE KIND YOU
HAVE ALWAYS BOUGHT
Nay be a good slogan for Castor ia but it does not apply to our line Furniture
Come in and let us show you something different,
prices continue to advance yet we can make some
five figures for your consideration.
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