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HONOR ROLL FOR GRADED SCHOOL PMraiOUL Second month aiding November 10th, 1911. Requirements, for a place on this roll la an average of 95 per cent, on all studies and very good or excel lent fn condurt nnd attendance. HIGH SCHOOL Claudia Sandcrlin, Genevieve Hol loraan, Henry White, Fleetwood Dunstan, Ambrose Ward, Kuenefa Stone, Gregson Fearington, Charlin Wood. GKAMMAR SCHOOL Annie Love. K f-H n i Imdi r -oil, .T s sie Boswood, John Glover, Virginia Flora, Marion WlCd, I'nia Ward. Geneva Ko:im F.nniic Owens, Lou Iho Jean net te, . Annie Han in, Mae Fearini?, Roberta Cofiold, Martha Co field Eloise Gohoon, Lena frank, Dor othy Gragory, Nannie Long, Francis Williams, Charles Balfour, Raymond Midgett, Eleanor Hall, Amy Haight, Gladys Byruni, Kramer Davis, Gra ham Evans, Charles Webb, Kennth Etheridge, Alma Midgett, Earl Co hoon, Sam Shaw, Wesley Woodley. PRIMARY SCHOOL Bessie Meads, Ruth White, Eliza beth Basley, Martha Harrell, Sydney Evans, Grafton Love, Archie San ders, Wesley Martin, Helen Williams, Mary Winslow, Maude Ieigh, Eliza Kramer, Margaret Hill, Clarence Birite, Harry Forhes, Rudolph Lane, W. Morgan, Erneni Williams, Ethel Carter, Sarah Hill, Annie Jennings, evelyn I an 1 Cussi. Sanuiie, Miliire j Stokes, Luther Davis, Dennis Has Itlns, Lei,u.,c.l f'rice. In,!; ; Twi ford, Grace Burgess, Lucy Haight, Lo reein Mur.iVpn, Melville G';;,v, Aaron Foela, Annabel Abbott, Gladys Gran dy, Milliccnt Hayman, Selma Kea ton, Stella Thompson, Rose Lee Wood, Willie Holmes, Johnnie Twid dy, Edwtin James, Haywood Duke, Bessie Drlnkwater, Edith Fearington, Annie Mae Winslow, Glennfe Lowry, Maude Ferrell, Selby Cartwriht, Herman Armstrong, Larry Skinier, Tom Biggs, Ernestine Ballance, Bes ide Hales, Wilma Sawyer, Ruby Saw yer, Mary Hooper, James Bray, Fran (is Benton, DennU Davis, Walter Pearson, John Willis, Walter O'Neal, Ethel Long, Goldie Stokes Fannie' Bantr. Courtney Svmour, 'Robert Kramer, Spencer Chaplin Clyde Melville Davis, Bruce Puckett, Peleg Midgett, Welma Gray. Gertie Stokes, Leola Mann, Jeanie Tuttle Elizabeth Raper, Clarence Winslow Evelyn Hughes, Walter Price, Dan Harris, Oscar Gregory, Wilfred Dean Thomas Holloman, Joe Athens, Del worth Pappendick, Pigott, Olive Ay dlett, Milhart Pool, Mary Wright Grace Overman, Ida Ballance. CARDS L. O. CREESE, D. C. CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN 213-214 Kramer Building. Phone 330. CONSULTATION FREE. OFFICE HOURS to 12 A. M.; 2 to 5 P. M.; 7 to 8; 30 P. M. Or. H. 8. WILLEY DENTIST Kramer Building.. Room No, 21 HB3 n. . W. GREGORY. DENTIST. Ofc 1c Flora's new building, Cw. Main mnd Water Stu DR. M. M. HARRIS DENTIST Kramer Building, Main St. Ellzabtth City, N. C. Honrs 8 to 12 and T to I. OBc, Cor. J. H. WHrTE, D. D. 9, Twenty five yeara In DENTISTRY. In all Its branches, over McCabe ft Qrice's Store. Main and Poindexter ttreeti. GEORGE J. SPENCE Attorney and Counsellor at Law 208-209-210 Kramer building ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. " EMM AN fJOUfJCED Mr. W. H. Zoeller, the Pho tographer, of Elizabeth City, ad vises an early engagement to those planning in Christmas pho toprahs. Studio next to Quinn Furniture Company, Poindexter Street I The best meals to be had for the price in.felizabeth City at the Euro pean Hot Poindexter Street. Mrs, Jenkins LADIES PARLORS NEXT TO SOUTHERN HOTEL 11 EAST MAIN STREET Hair made up, .Scalp and electri cal Treatments, Shampooing, Mas 'saging. All hair goods dyed and bleached. CHILDREN INJURED Ordinary Cathartics and Pills and Hash Phlsic Cause Distressing Complaints. , v You cannot be over-careful in the selection" of medicine for your chil dren. Only the very gentlest bowel medicine should ever be given, ex cept in emergency cases. Ordinary pills, cathartics and purgatives are apt to do more harm than good. They may cause griping, nausea and other distressing after effects that are fre quently health-destroying. We personally recommend and guarantee Rexal Orderlies as the saf est and most dependable remedy, which we know, for constipation and associate bowels disorders. We have such absolutesucrf hrdlu hrdluhrdlup such absolute faith in the virtues of this remedy that wa soil it on our 'guarantee on money back in every in stance where it. fails to give entire satisfaction, and w urge all in need Of such medicine to try it at our ex pense. Rexall Orderlies are eaten just like candy, are particularly prompt and agreeable in action, may be taken at any time, day or night ; do not cause dinrrhaea, nausea, griping excessive looseness, or other undesirable ef fects. They have a very mild but positive action upon the organs with which they come , in contact, appar ently acting as a regulative tonic up on the! relaxed musctolar coat of the bowel, thus overcoming weakness, an aiding .to restore the bowels to more vigorous and halthy activity. Rexall Orderlies commonly com pletely relieve constipation, except ot course when of a surgical charac ter. They also tend to overcome the necessity of constantly taking laxa tives to keep the bowels in normal condition. Three sizes of packages, 10 cents, 25 cents and CO centa. Re member you can obtain Rexall Rem edies in Elisabeth City only at onr store The Rexall Store1. The Stan dard Pharmacy. ( BALKED AT COLD STEEL. "I wouldn't let a doctor cut my foot off," said H. D. Ely, Bantam, Ohio, "although a horrible ulcer had been the plague of my life for four years. Instead used Bucklen'3 Arnica Silve, and my foot wis! soon, completely cured." Heals Burns Bolls, Sores, Bruises, Eczema, Pirn- 1)168, Corns. Sorest Pile cure. 25c at the Standard Pharmacy. Agents for TMIYTWaFUlTSULKY'STALK COTTER. WANTED Black, Clay Black Eye and Soja Beans A full line of Seed Oats, Seed Wheat and Field Seeds on hand. Also al kinds of Farming Imple ments. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING! SPENCE AND HOLLOWELL CO. 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It ii up to you to see they do not ruin their young eyes these long evenings by reading under a poor light The Rayo Lamp is an insurance against eye troubles, alike for young ii and okl The Rayo is a low-priced lamp, but it is constructed on the soundest scientific principles, and there is not a better lamp made at any price. It w easy on the eye because its light is so soft and white and widely diffused. And a Rayo Lamp never flickers. Easily lighted without removing (hade or chimney; easy to clean and icwick. Solid brass throughout, with handsome nicke! finish ; also in many other style and finishes, Aik rout dealer to ihow you his Sue at Rsyo kmpii or write ior oVtcriptne drcuaf lo any agency of ha Standard Oil Company (IacorportJ) THE WESTERN CARTRIDGE CO'S 11 Loaded gun shells are superior to others on the market. STARTS MUCH TR0U3LE If all people knew teat aeglect ef nstlnatlon woold result in severe coastipatlon would result in severe lent liver trouble they woald gotn lake Dr. King's New Life Pills, aad ad it Its th enly safe way. fiel r I iliousneii, headache, dyspepsia. thills and debility, 26 cents at tse Standard Pharinacy, Did you ever eat at Harris'. !f yon nave, "nuff said" ror you sie. eating there now. all who want the best. Black Powder sr the Take no oth Field Smok- Hunters, we recommend this shell to er until you have tried the New Chief less ihell. Manufactured by the WESTERN CARTRIDGE CO., EAST ALTON, ILL. Distributors. , A. F. TOXEY&CO- WHOLESALE GROCERS ELIZABETH CITY N. C. C. C. COBB, JAS. B. McCAW COBB BROS. & CO So. State Phone 438 So Bell Phone 448 BROKERS. Members of New York and Norfolk Cotton Exchange. Correspondents of Chicago Board of Trrade aad New York Stock Exchange. . COTTON STOCKS BONDS GRAIN PROVISIONS. Special attention given to Telegraphic and Phone orders. Execution of all ordders reported promptly. Any . information desired regarding marketa will be gladly furnished at any time. 101, Plume Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. IT TAKES A to pay for one pair of robber boots Get a good pair, while you are about It, pair that will last. We believe that the best all-round fishing; boots made are the "Boston" Hub Warrior Boots This Is comfortable tnen'i famous all-duck line; strong, serviceable, we nave made a specialty of fisher for over 50 years. We know exactly what you want, and you get it in our ' .Boston Warrior Roots. Look for the Hub Trade-Mark v Mi FIX It appears on all our boots and shoes. BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO. Basts, Mass. ORDER WARRIOR DUCK BOOTS FROM MONTAGUE RUBBER CO., INC. NORFOLK VA. Remember THe New Electrical Firm At 508 East Fearing St, Where You Can Get Work Of All Kinds Done Promptly. A Complete Line Of Fixtures, Lamps, Shades, Dry Batteries and Electrical Supplies Carried in Stock. Bids On House Wiring Furnish ed For The Asking. Special Attention Given To Dynamo and Motor Work, ' Is-- - -- r' " ' ! t 7 City Electric Supply Co. 508 Fearing St. Elizabeth City, N. C, 1 BlSTANCt EtrwfEN BRb-mc , J J ' ijj;fj 1 20 CARS 1 53 WKES JiSHl , j 5. 1 " BARS A 8 INCHES HIGH "T I 4 Pt'iW - : - - " A e afe'KJ aita- oisi asssa av 1 a r J'. . wezi m. m RkiiM NbaMMsm RW i 4 M,, aknaniaaw Ra Asmp MkkManw RkaaiaMI Raisa mm R' " -i"' p ul? "t! m " a n . - . L ROYAL POULTRY and RABBIT FENCE is designed especially to meet the urgent and growing demand for a thoroughly good and efficient poultry1 fence. Strong substantial and ade quate for gardens, orchards, yards and all places where It is desirahla to confine or keep out poultry or am all animals. This fabric is not a light netting, but is a substantial fen ce, easily stretched which if proper ly erected, will not fail to give the greatest satisfaction.. Note the clos-" ' ed spacing at bottom. SlfJF- For Sale by SHARBER & WHITE Hardware WE DO JOB PRINTING lb YOUK PROPbRTY SAFE? 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