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we caundersell pur competitors.
Our z store is filled to overfiowii
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home. You can find just what you are looking for, in any quantity from a single piece of furniture.
to everything to furnish a mansion.
Here is a few of the many good things we have to offer you:-
One solid carload of mattings imported by us direct from Hongkong, China,
One solid carload of Famous White Mountain Refrigerators, The best relrige-
ator on earth: One carload of Lawn and Porch
Swings. We have big line of Hammocks, Water
Coolers, Mosquito Conopies etc. ' .
In fact we have everything carried in first class
furniture stores. We want your business. Let us
have it, we can save you money.
Kitchen Labor,
MADE EASY
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Save your strength, prevent loss
of valuable baking materials, provide
a handy place for utensils, silverware,
etc, and get a handsome, lasting
piece of furniture as well by buying a
Boone; they systematize the kitchen
and makethe work easy. The Boone
has twelve special features not found
In any other cabinets. A style to suit
your needs, at a very low price, is, now
being shown at this store.
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CALL AND 5EEywiis .
THE BIG STORE I05--II5 Poindexter Street
PSOCIETY6
town on the 27th duy of April.
Mr. and.. Mrs, ..Eugene Cook,
and Miss Katie Reed returned
Wednesday from Charlotte, N.
C, where they hare been attend
?ng th meeting of the Baraca-
Vhilathea Societies.
' Lieutenant and Mrs. Hall en
tertained the Whist Club at the
Southern Hotel Tuesday evening.
The parlors were beautifully dec
orated with flags and. quantities
of roses. . A close and exciting
game was enjoyed . Miss Byrd
Kntuier making the highest score
vas aw aided Ue ladies first prize
while Miss Dora (irice was given
the consolation prize. lr. Pen
dleton won the gentleman's lhst
prize and Mr. Will Maither won
the consolation. ' '
A large ;, puncji bowl stood in
one corner from which the guests . Mr. amI Mrs. Strange
iiKuimtn.. ..,.m,v York a iv in town
111 sii a pes 01 iruus were scrvcu
with cake.
Thos present were, J)r. and
Mrs. A. L. Pendleton, Mr. and
Mrs. If. Parks. Mr. and Mrs
Louis Selig. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1. A
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. , C. W.
rice. Miss Alice Outlaw, Miss
Byrd Kramer,. Miss CJoldie Kra
mer. Mrs; W. McQueen Dr. and
Mrs. H. D. Walker, Miss Dora
Orice, Mrs. Worthingtou, Miss
Kate AHwrtson. Miss Minnie liOa-
ry, iand Mr. AVull (Jaither.
The Welnesdav afternoon soci
al club was entertained Wednes
day! afternoon br Mrs. W. .1
Woodlev at her" home on west
Main street. The member met
promptly, and the various games
werp entered into with lest. Deli
rious refreshments were served
during the evening. rrT
The D . II. Hill Chapter of
the Daughters or the Confederacy
met Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Sonhia. Martin at her home on
Church street. Usual business
was transacted. Arrangements
were made for the general meet
ing of the chapters of this sec
tion, which will be held in this
MASQUKKADE PARTY
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There will be a Masquerade
Party at the home of Mrs. Chas.
lleid on west Church street Fri
day night for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid Society of the First
Ilaptist Crurch.
C. P. Itrown returned homp
Sunday from a week's visit to Nor
folk.
from
Mrs. Crary is visiting her son
nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. De
los Crary.
Mr. K. I!. Jennings of.Okisko
was in the city Tuesday,.
ITr. T. C, Story of Wihfall
was here Tnesdar on business.
Captain Ben Spruill of Cres
well was here this week attending
Federal court. v. .....
Mr. W. E. Shirley of Haiti
more was here this week.
Miss Tearl Sykes of Wanche'se
was in the city Wednesday,
Attoraey B. L. Banks, Jr., of
uatesvme, was
oh business.
here Wedn
ysdav
Mre. Gilbert Stepheuson (nee
Miss Grace White) of Winston
Salem arrived here Monday niaht
ior a visit to relatives.;
Attorneys, A. 11. Worth and
Malvern, Tili.it went to Nor
folk on professional business Mon
day.
Mrs.
day to
W.A.. Worth left Mou
visit friends in Norfolk.
The many friends of Mrs. I.
N. Tillitt will regret to learn
that she is leaving Elizabeth to
make her home in Norfolk.
Mrs. Zimmer, of Moyock, with
her litllevson. is visiting her
t nrents MV- and Mrs. Charles
Peid on west Church street. '
Miss Lillie G randy has gone to
Oxfordwhere she will teach in
in oxford college tor the rest ot
the term. .
Mrs. E: A. White of
here, Misses Emma and'
White spent Saturday in
beth City shopping,
SALE OF BONDS
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Mr. J. II. Freeman of nobbs-
ville was in the city this week
attending Federal court.
Mr. John Alexander of Colum
bia was here this week attend
ing Federal court.
Sealed bids will be received at
this office for the sale of 1 6,000
worth of bonds issued br the
school district No., 19 in South
Mills township- Camden county.
X. C, in denominations of $300
each, payable one bonI each year
for twelve years, with interest at
ft per cent payable annually; on
the whole amount.
Bids will be received until 12
o'clock noon the 12th day of May
191.? and will be opened same
day and Hour, in the office of the
Board of Education at Camden.
Camden county, N. C.
The committee reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
April 9th 1913.
, W. R. DOZIEK
Secretary to School Committer
-; South Mills, N. C.
nen
wear good clothes
not that good clothes make a
gentleman, but a gentleman
cannot feel at ease Jiv com
monplace garments. ws
You can spend a good "
deal of money on your
clothes if you go ahead without' consideration
of price. On the other hand, you can be stylish
and tastily dressed at a very reasonable figure.
Accept our judgment of values and wear
Stylcplus Clothes $17. ,
You will get the satisfaction that only well-tailored,
correct-fashioned clothes can eivc. You
wiU like the fabrics-they arc choice se
lections of all-wool patterns. . You will
find that this special suit made, by the
largest men's tailoring organization in the ,
world is firmly constructed inside and out
your clothes will wear and hold their
shape. : ' f
, All the newest spring effects in every
style to please dasning young men or
conservative men of older years. Come
in and sec it's worth your while."
McCABE & QRICE Tstosy
Elizabetli City, N. C.
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