,
HONOR ROLL
Btudent who have been on ths
Jlonor Iloll every month during
" the year are printed telow.
Kequisltes for place on Ihis
; roll: An average of 1 per cent
xn studies and atmont not inoi;e
than two days in any month.
' j Primary Hchool Mary ' True
blood, Margaret Commander,
, Louise ''Grant, Helen Kihaid-
; son, Mary Hooper, Ophelia Hal
lanee," Courtne.w Heymoiv, Annie
'While, ' Hubert Kramer,, Kidney
Evans, Elizabeth llathuway. -
Grammar 8chiMI TIhuiuik IfoJ
Ionian:' Marmierite Jeltir. Fran-"
els Wilhamw, Thelina Kykes,, hi
earn or Hall, Graham Evans, Klo-
irte ( ihiooii, Frnncit Owenn, lte
nu'XVard, Klfaibetli Kramer, Iku-
a: l'errv. ioo AMieiiK, : r tiiihis
Beyfert and Jessie Tatum . v
Hich Hchool Minnie Toxey. .
. Medalists North Carolina llis-
torr Medal, Mabel White. , f
Kelte Medal 'for the highest av
erage in High School,' Mary
Bright. "'
Hev. C. F. Smith Medal for
highest average in Grammar
School, Thelina Sykes.
Htndents of the City Graded
Schools who have made perfect
attendance for one year. - -
Mary Owens, Mary Trueblood,
Harvey Goodwin, Hurlbert McCoy
Marvin Mann Wilfred Jones, Ma
ry Walker, Lelloy Trueblood, An
uie Davis, Kuth Johnson, Emily
Jennings, Wilina Lane, ' Winni
fred Ballame, Clyde Garrett, Ar
tie Jones; Jule Modlin, Parker
Morgan', Jessie Major, Clarissa
Wiuslow, Tom Mann, Wesley Mor
pan, Francis Beyfert, Norman
Trueblood, Pearl Bright, Dammon
Spewe, Halph Lane, Ethel Mun
den, Edward Spruill, Jesjie Spen
cer, Thelina Hyf'es, Pearl Hughes
Eva:Jones, lluth Winslow, Helen
Wood, Ethel Mann, Marguerite
LeRoy, Panline. Skinner, , Charle
Balfour, Kobert (Jriffln, 'Gorge
llussey, Lottie Lee Blanchard,
Helen- Morgan, Fleetwood - Duns
tan, Alma Winslow, , Dora Blan
chard, Bobert JenniugM, Jessie Ta
tern, Hazel Tatem, Eula Jennings
and Morrisettei Pendleton. : .
For Two Years--Valeria Scott,
.Ellen-. Hell and William Cbesson.
''Tv.r rThree Years George Da
vi.s an(f"c'lamtyavkej-'--
For Fpur Years -Annie Tear
on, Annie Belle Trueblood, Lil
lian Hooper, and Kramer Davis.
L t...L..E,J AT Cll....!A
Columbia, X. C, June 10th
The spacious auditorium of Tyrt
.' j-ell's Couyt House was packed to
its utmost to witness the finals
of the Columbia Graded School,
last Monday And .Tuesday night.
Too much praise "can not be
given Prof. Pittma'n and his eft
Accent core of teachers;' Misses
Kiser, ; Etherfdge : and Outlaw
In each department the train
ing of-the pupils was superb. ,
Itplow is givenTThe program for
1 both nights. '.
,. ... The program for Monday night
was as follows: : ,
Iv-Opening1 chorus ,by school,
Welcome m the" Spring.
:i, ; II. Solo , (Polka . Uomlo)
Grace Bateman . , , ? - . i
III. "Dispellnig of Big Jim",
by. five boys in minstrel, - was
most laughable and wellVdone.
IV. Duet Dance Rustique,
"Camilla McMullan and Mrs. J.
L. Spruill.
v. lvose iriii iJv tne wee
. little folks of the first, grade,-in
unique costumes ' of ' pink and
green crepe? paper looked like one
mass of beautiful pink rose buds
yi.-Solp (Instrumental), Cla
ra Mae Spruill
VII. Duet "Let's Play Post
Office'', Helen Tatum and Hannah
I iolloway in costume, , vwas the
"hit" of the evening.
VIII. "Prof., Make Over's
Wonderf ul Remodelscope'', . ren
dered by twenty of the irls, was
excellent. The solos of Martha
Fykes, v Catharine Spruill and
Maggie Taft, made big hits. Su
hc Walker as president captivat
ed the house. Space prevents the
mention of all in the cast, but
each and every one were excel
lent in their parts.
The following was the program
on Tuesday night: . - y
-I. horns- by school "Wel
conie"' , ' . . ( , ." ( ,
II. Duett "Rustic . Da-nce"
Cl.i ra Mae Spruill and Ruth Sex-t-n.
' ' . v
IV. "The Wedding'' by the
;-t giado was a marvel qf bean-"
It is onQ, thing to make soda
cracliers that axe occasionally
good. "
It is quite another thing ; to
mate, them so that they are
always better than all other
soda crackers, ) always of un
varying goodness v
The name Uneeda "stamped on
every biscuit-rmeans that if a million
packages of uneeda Biscnit ere
placed before you, you could choose
any one of them, confident that every
. soda v cracker in that package would
be as good as the best Uneeda Biscuit
1 ever baked. -Five cents.
NATIONAL'BISCUIT COM RAN
ty representing a'church wedding
with all its decorations, Brides
maids and groomsmen. Wee lit
tle Ursla Bateman in bridal robe
ind veil was( a dream, of loveli
ness, and little J'arl Bwam look
ed the part. As the bridal party
enteml, little Wilmer Alexander
sang beautifully "Ob Promise
me." " ' ''
Y., Solo, "All is rosy'. (Flo-
ine Davenport) . j -V ;
VI. "Sam and Tildy's Court
ship", Samuel Bateman and Wil
mer Alexander. V.
II. "Tops v .Tnrvy'. the play
rendered on Tuesday night was
a" brilliant sufcess :
.... ' , -Cainilla
McMullan as "Topsy
urvy.". displayed talent seldom
witnessed in amatuers. Prof.,
Mttman as the. - Deacon,' brought
the house "down'', Judsoh Walk
r as cousin Frank, was immense
congratulated in revealing
oratorical capabilities.
The Mifises Tat find Miss Mi
ia Hollowaf ''were excellent in
AUer 'res)'ctive parts.. ,
IX.--Solo, "Have yon seent'My
Kitty" by ; Fay Jones, i was, most
artistically rendered, r ;
:. X. Duet March Militaire by
5faria Holloway f and Mrs. J. 1
Spruill..' . ' ' . j
Closing with the melody chor
us ,by the whole school the au
dience was dismissed.
Mrs. J L Sjtruill and Mrs.
W. II. Spruill had charge of
this most excellent musical pro
WRITTEN NOTICE
. Norfolk, Va., J, une( ,Gth As a
result of the paper submitted at
the public hearing held at this
ofHce on this .iKite, for. the consid
eration of . the question of adopt
ing rnles'i.and regulations. 'to gov
ern the method of assembling anH
handling nafts in the Inland wat
erway from Norfolk, Va., to Beau
fort ; Injet N. , 0., it is thought
to le advisable to give a further
hearing iii connection with this
jnatter. The public hearing will
therefore be held nt, the Custom
House, Xorfolk, Va., at 10:00 A-
WEIIllBli V'
P.: Mlt,
ill Mk
FEED AND SEED
: We have in stock a full line
of SEED for faraj Corn, Oats,
Clover arid Grass Beed. For gar
den, Peas, Beans, Irish Potatoes
Melon Seed, Onion sets, , and all
other seed in -season.. Our seed
are as good as can be found on
the market and better than some
Our FEED ' department is well
stocked with the best on the mar:
ket, nay, Grain, and Mill Feed.
We "have taken on, in connec-
uqn jviin our iced ana seea dus-,
mess, ine Miiiecinc uppiy ana
Contracting" business, and can
furnish anything in the Electric
supply; business- for lighting.
heating, and power." We have a
competent electrician in! our em
ploy, who can go on short notice
for any installing or repairing
electric work.
:- PRICES RIGHT
. .Yours to Serve,
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Phone 64 120-122 Poindexter
One. and Two Horse Wagons,
we have them in all gizes; with"
iron 'axle or with the celebrated)
Long Sleeve Thimble Skein f
, Also New Century Cultivatoiw
Stock Cutters, .Discy Spike, tooth
Harrows,' Weeders, Middle! Busk
tern a ud B . F. Avery's ' steelt
plows ; '
Just received a carload of A
drian wire fence, a full line of
Clover and grass seeds, Oats
Wheat and Rye, etc. see us and
get prices. -
We Buy All Kinds 0 Pew.
Let Us Quote Fou Prices '. '
SPEKCE S R0L1OWEU . CO. :
M, Thursday, June 19tb, 1913,
for a further consideration of thin
indtter , ,
All parties interested in the
matter are invited to attend the
hearing at the time '.above men
tioned and to express their views
on the subject,' ttiul to present
any additional in formation! or ar
gument that may have becu omit
ted from the hearing held on this
date. , .
. It is requested hat remarks and
, urguments be produced in writ
tings and lw presented in dupli
' cate, . x-. . ' ' .' ". -
- E. Eitleth Wiutlow,
I.t. C(d.. ('onw of Enirineera.
it. 8.- Army.. ' ' ' .
HAKD ON SHIBTWAISTS
... s i -
"Lizzie, I feel that I must sjak
to you about your washing bill,
which is' far'; too extravagant.'
Why last week you had six shirt
waists in the wash,-, Marion, my
own daughter, ; never scuds but
two!' ! '-.' ". .
I don't doubt that a bit, ma'am'
replied Lizzie, '"but Pave to.
lour daughter's sweetheart is a
bookkeeper, while my' young mau
is a chimneys week. , It makes a
difference, ma'am."
No. SSS
Thii it a prescription prepared capacially
for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER,
' Five or (is doaea will break any case, and
if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acta on the liver better than
Calomel and does not ripe or sicken 25c
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In putting your watch in condition X
we use onlythefi nest materials and em- S
ploy the most expert watchmakers.
There is no question about results
they are guaranteed. . X
SEta ira cua fch m::wn a a expense X
' ETABLISHED 31 YEARS ' f
LOUIS SELIG, O
Jeweler -:- ' .' Eliz, City, N. C. Q-
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HAVE YOUR SUITS
CLEANED & PRESSED
Over Jack's Curiosity abop where you will find 'the best
Equipped Establishment for this kind of work, in the city. "All
to jour satisfaction and
then
work neatly and quickly done
some.
I hare taken over the pressing depattment of D. Walter
Haris' Tailoring business and am prepared to serve his old cus
tomers and many new ones. A trial will convince yon and make
you permanent customer. " .
. ' :
W T nOOPFR Cleaning and pressing;
U. JJSJmJ.y Phone 280. 118 N. Poindexter
WHEN 11 IK IS AFIRE
you will be too busy to think a
bout insurance. Better take e
minute right now. Telephone us
ind name the amount of -: vi..-
FIDE MUl
you' want written and we will at
tend to your , wants - without de
lay. : The Companies we repre
sent are responsible and losses
are p'aid quickly.. !,
LITTLE 4 SUM.
FOR SALE
Fine investment for quick buyer. One hundred
and five Acres (105 Acres) 20 Acres under wire
fence $200 dollars worth of buildings, 20 acresHn
fine thicket in a few years will be worth double
i what the whole farm is now. Six miles from E.
City, 1-2 from Navigable water, one mile from
Church and school, i " ,
Caij be boughtoh easy terms.'
s t For further information see
N; R. PARtlGtifc ,GOrJ.
The Real Estate Men . 5 Bee Hive Bldg
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M'M.l
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OSECF ra-LAWN
iSWINGS
' f We have just received another Carload
of our superior Lawn Swings. " ' , , 1
);;-.-.'',- yr .. . '.'.;:..-.? '
Let us send you one", there is nothing
that the family can get mure genuine comfort I
out of than one of our swings. ' '':
J. L. WALKER
GENERAL COMMISSI J I VI E 1 1 HANT
Wholesale. Fruits";and Produce '
We guarantee the top of the market and prompt:.
returns-
65 ROANOKE AVE v r . NORFOLK, VA.
Apr 18 Jul '
ili'Ouiicfe
CO.
THE BIG STORE
1 1 05-115 Po ind enter Street
House With a Bathroom"
'"There Is a
i an exprenion at ona
time calculated to arouaa
. interert; but now, condition
; art entirely different. To
. - build a house without a bath
room merely; nisei a quea-
' tion as to the good judg
ment of the builder. People
know that he baa cither not
' considered or elie misjudged
the importance, that an up-to-date
bathroom hat in
increasing the value of the
bouie, both as to rating
andelling value. . -:-,'
For the finest plumbing
' equipment at reasonable coat
we recommend tastdanT
plumbing fixtures and Will
. be pleased to show you the.
many artistic ' designs in
which they are made. Ask
lor illustrated booklet.
Bemembsr I in prepared to; do' all kinda of plamb
ing, steam and tra .tt rrif At.ti '
fittialaoapecUUtten- 17 K WJ MV h
.n. nail vr f UUJ
glaarfaaa "IJsiaii" lawaiw .
tion to sewer connections