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7Correspordlng secretary
Frank Powell.
' Treasuier--Mra. C. M. Parks.
Hift6ilan-Miss Gusaie Harrell.
Registrar Mrs. E. L. Roberson
Chaplin Mr. IT. T. Iityan. i
, Mru. Todd iced a paper' entKled
"Mary Chilton," appropriate for. the
Pilgrim To'rcvntennry. After the bus
ines meeting was do .ed, dainty re
freghmenta' wore served by the hos
tess assumed hy Mis. T, T. Sanders
and Mim S..-. h rK-liho- T-yln.
j Mis. McCuxm, of R-u.'ir.j'hiede,died
this inornii t.t -:u? roa.de.icp -atv 1
i o'clock, cf pa-ri lyfh. Ftinoral 'sorv-.
ices -will behlJ t$ ;IB residence this
afternoonr.t S.UO.-nr J ."burial, will be
in Greentviicd ie.vsetery:
Mrs. -..m h i 1
; NEW ARRIVALS IN
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Handkerchiefs in Linens,
Silks, Cottons and Ndv
elties for Particular -Men
and Women
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Bedroom Slippers
Bathrobes Mufflers Ties
Silk Shirts Silk Underwear
PRICES RIGHT
, Mist." Hemy Clulv, Bridgets enter
tained a number, cf guests at lunch
eon yesterday in honor of Mrs. Henry
Clark -lourr.e. The table was laid
for ten. Full report of this luncheon
vi ill probably appear in tomorrow's
issue ' - ' .'
: M;ss Kate Cheshire was hostess at
a tea given complimentary to the new
'bridges, Mesdames Henry Clark
Bourne, and George Howard, .Jiv yes
terday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Iilias Carr.will entertain a
few invited guests at a dinner this
evening in honor of Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Clark Bourne.
masachusetts'towns
favor sale of liquors
Also Mufflers, Neckwear, Gloves
and Hosiery at "Reductions That
are in Accordance With
Conditions,
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Boston, " pec. 15. Women candi
dates were defeated in the elections
of sixteen Massachusetts- cities, ex
cept for school committee places.
. Six towns voted favoring tile, sale
of intoxicating liquork. .
The"whistling" swan is found in
Tt'eland, Lapland, and northern Rus
sia. It produces whistling or trum
peting notes through its coiled wind
pipe. "V ' L,-.: .-'
Caruso, McCormacJk, . Galli Curci,
Heifetz, Elman, Ruffo, Kreisler, Ho
mer, Gluck, Farrar, Garrison, Alda
and many others of the great artists
purposely chose the Victrola and Vic
tor Records to record their art. The
ultimate aim and hope of every artist
is to become an exclusive Red Seal
Victor artist. This is a stamp of per
fection, recognized as . the greatest
agency in tlhe world that controls the
power of making or "breaking" for
ever an artist. adv.
The Victor Talking Machine Co.
manufactures more than a million
Victor Records a day. Many of these
are not accepted as perfect, and
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hence after the elimination process
not more thana million records are
accepted a day. During the dull sum
mer months, labor in the great press
rffems is hard to obtain, and the pro
duction will fall-below, the million a
day mark. The annual output of Vic
tor Records is over two hundred mil
lion. adv.
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We have solved the prob
lem and have helped others
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HELP YOU
: Next to the Victor Co., the-Edison
.has probably the largest output of
records and machSnes. However the
output of all the record companies on
the market, exclusiyc of the Victor,
added together, wiH not amount to
two hundred million. adv.
CRISP NEWS;
Quite a. number of young people
met at Miss Nannie Batt's Saturday
night and spent a most enjoyable
evening.
Miss Catharine Mcriean of Mount
OJive is spending a few days with
Mrs. W. V. Eagles. f
Be sure to come to the Christmas
ti'ee and entertainment at the Crisp
school December 21. .
Mif-ses Lilah Parker nn Johnnie
Smith spent Saturday in Tarboro, do
ing their Christmas shopping.
Mrs. E. Y. Lovelace- spent Friday
in Wilson. r . ; '
Mr. C. D. Owens and Mr. D. It.
Felton spent the day bird hunting.
They returned with their bags nearly
filled.
Mr. Ilyman Norville, of this sec
tion, m:tored over to Farmville Sun
day afternoon.
An English chureh magazine asks
the chureh wardens to take careof
all 'buttons found in the collection,
as there is a button shortage.
In Itely the tax for an average au
tomobile runs to between $2,000 and
$3,000 a year. ' ;
Mr. H. L. Pippin, of Whitakers,
was a business" Visitor , in town this
morning-.. : ''"''; ' ' ' ".'
DR. E. G. HORNBECK
7 Osteopathic Physician
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T Monday, Wednesday, Friday
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2 to 6 P. M.
Office: Masonic Temple Buffding
Over Cook Drag Store.
as the sale is confirmed. ;
November J 1, 1920. -
J. P. BUNN, Commissioner;
LUMBER
Our presents will fit every
member of the family
from the smallest to the
largest
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Andrews
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Will Allsbrook.
to
Mr. Joshua ffobertson '
on Monday evening, December the
twenty-seventh
at six o'clock
Baptist Church
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
FOR SALE
20-lb. Redipped Tin.
- Apply
HART COTTON MILLS, Inc.
CALL PHOWE 272
For All Kinik of Tailoring
Cleaning and Dyeing
STRICKLAND'S
Steam Pressing Club.
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PETS
FHE BEST
OF MEATS-
"'13 NONE TOO GOOD FOR
YOU. WE HAVE THEM QF
ALL KINDS, AND AT THE
RIGHT PRICES.
ALSO
JES. .:
FANCY GROCER-
GOOD DELIVERY SERVICE.
L. D. Langley & Co.
PHONE 226
TRY US
.- Why not buy your lumber in
car lots.direct . from mill, and
save the discounts. Write or
wire for prices, sending us list
of. quantity, and grade you
want. '
COOK
Greenville, S. C.
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"'Jieiguelen Island, in the .Southern
I Indian Ocean, is over three thousand
rmiles from the nearest mainland, and
J may lay claim to being the most iso
lated island. : '
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH
When the. body begins to itifTen
and movement becomes painful it
ia usually an indication 'that tha
kidneys are out of order. Keep
these organ3 healthy by taking
GOLD MEDAL
Tba world's standard remedy for kidney.
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Famous since 1606., Take regularly and,
keep In good health. In three sizes, all .
druggists. Guaranteed as represented .
Loch far th. nune Gold M.d.l m esr bmx
tad accocit no iniitatiaa -
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' The Victor Trade MSrk is the best
known advertisement in the world,
and the Victrola is the standard ma
chine by which all talking machines
are compared. . ,
. Reiearch
Constant ImproTement,
and Invention
Since 1886 Nearly 2 score years
has produced The Perfect Phono
graph. Hear the Columbia Graio
noln. "Hearing" is Believing.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Address
box 22 .. 14-2t
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ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
APPLES
NUTS AND
: RAISINS
CHOCOLATES and CANDIES
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Would Like to Hve Your
:'' ' Qiders. '-.:!''
ie First National Bank
At the Opera House at 7.30 to
night. Miss Mary Miles Minter in
"Jenny Be Good," and the serial,
"Veiled Mystery." O .
R. B. PETERS GROCERY
COMPANY
iicra Phone 35 Office Phone t4
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Alone; Can Bring the World
Greatest Artists into Your
Home.
THE HOPE AND "AIM OF EVERY
ARTIST IS TO EVENTUALLY BE
COME AN EXCLUSIVE VICTOR
3 RED SEAL ARTIST.
VICTOR RECORDS
LAST LONGER.
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victrola; $2s. n
VICTROLA, $75
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Milet-Harrey Chapter Meets.
The December meeting of the
Miles Harvey Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, was held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
rowell. Two names were presented
for membership to be voted on at the
meeting, and Mirs Lucile Murchison,
of Xew York city, was elected a
member. The following officers were
elected for 1921 !
Regent Sin W. 0.. Howard.
Vice-Recent Mrs. S. -N. Harrell.
Recording secretary: Mrs. C C.
Todd. - - m- m
NOTICE-
Uuder the power contained in a
decree in a suit now pending in Edge
combe Superior Court entitled "Tim
Dawes et al ts. L. B. Wynne et al",
fche undersigned will offer for sale, at
public auction to the highest bidder!
for cash, before the First National
Bank, in the city of Rocky Mount,
North .Carolinaon Saturday, Decem
ber 16, 1920, at twelve o'clock M.,
thft certain tract or parcel of land
lyin find being in No. 14 Township,
Edgpcombe county, North Carolina,
adininirg the lands oV W. H. Wynne,
W. C. Proctor, B. F. Lancaster and
others, containing 45 acres, more or
less, being the land willed to Mar
garet, Susan and Harriett Dawes, and I days. I was up. I took five bottles and
UfJUSOAlJCONDITIOH
Texas kij Scficred WiJh Puffin?
and Aching Paint in' Her Back,
t YfticA Cardd Relieved. ,
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. Houston. Texas. Mrs. C D. Cook, of
1912 Wbltty Street, this city, recently
said: "About four 'months after my
marriage, I . ; . began suffering much
pain, and knew that my condition was
unusual, but couldn't Just decide what
was -wrong. I had to go to bed. . . .
"All across my back and hips were
pains, pulling and aching until I could
hardly sit up. I stayed In bed a few
days. My husband had heard of Car.
dul ... so I told him hemlght get It.
"After I had taken Cardul a few
Finemaii Music House, Inc.
The Only Victor Dealer in Edjecombe Co.
TttTv
Mmttntmemw
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being a part of lot No. 9 allotted to
Carjline Dawes, as shownby the re
port of commissioners in .book 26,
page 143, Edgecombe county registry.
The purchaser will be required to
pay ten per cent of the purchase price
on th-s day of sale, which amount is
to be held by the commisslaaer pend
ing the report of sale' and confirma
tion by the court, and the balance of
the purchase price to be paid ts soon
tava't been In bed since for this
trouble, far If I have the least symp
toms tf this trouble I get Cardul and
take It In time.
"I have a number, of friends wha i
have used Cardul, and they recommend j
It very highly." "
Tb9 experience of this Texas lady !
13 similar to that related by thousands '
of other women. ;
Cardul Is purely vegetable, and mild i
and gentle in lta action. Cardul may
be t?:e very medicine you need
ferlr.2 with womanly troubles.
Taka CarduL. ' - - KC-UJ
; F O R S A L E;
One nevsix room Bun
galow on Battle avenue -with
all modern conven
iences. We will make
you an "attractive price
onthjsliouseif interested
Edgecomb e Realty & Ins. Go .
W. G. CLARK, Preident J. C' RUFFIN, Vic. Ptvsident
II. P. FOXJIALL, Secretary. '
We are the Edgecombe Representative of the
Walter Gur ley Auction Co.
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