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To Every flan Who Wears Clothes
ANNOUNCE
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For several months past my business has been pressed for room and I have felt the need of larger
quarters and more light in which to exhibit the thousands of styles and fabrics which I have gather
ed together in this town for the approval of well dressed men.
I have finallyleased one of the stores in the beautiful Hinton Block and have fitted up in this store the
most elaborate and most efficient tailoring establishment to be found in the state of North Carolina.
I want every fellow in eastern North Carolina, but first of all, every fellow in Elizabeth City and
Pasquotank County to vjsit my new store which was formally opened this week.
It's the kind of store that you like to walk into;the kind of establishment you liltcdc business with
And if you are not already one of my thousand and forty nine satisfied customers, you will become
one when you see the swell styles I have to offer you for spring wear at prices you can afford to pay.
J Am Putting 'Em Out From $1 6.00 and up This Season
I AM FEATURING AN $18.00 SOU THAT PUTS IT OVER ANY TIG YOU EVER SAW FOR THE MONEY. MY LINE OF SAMPLES, ALWAYS THE LARGEST IN TOWN, WILL BE LARGER THAN EVER
Then too I'm going to clean and press your clothas for you at a sensible price; no club rates, but just 35c cents a suit to every body, no matter how
few or how many suits. COME IN TO DAY OR TO MORROW OR NEXT DAY. BUT COME IN.
D. -WAITED HARROS
IN THE HINTON BLOCK
THE CITY TAILOR
NEXT THE APOTHECARY SHOP -:-
FORMERLY AT 14 N. POINDEXTER STREET
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POPLAR BRANCH BRIEFS
Mis.-t F.ebecca Harney Kramer. Poplar Mraiich, X. '., Yl , Uml
daughter of .Mr and .Mrs S L Kra. Tlie leaeliers meeting was lieiilj
mer of Kilenlnn, ami b. .1. Wool ; -January olllh a; ilie .-.hon! 1 1 1 i I I ;
of H.lenlon. were married Weil j in:';
nesday afternoon at I :oll o'clock, .Mrs , ; Lorhrs and daii-hier
at Christ Church in this cilv Key I' Si. Paul. Minn, are vi-iu'i
C A Ashbv performed tlie cere- ielalii- here,
lnony in tlie pre-, iio' of a laie Mis-e- Lucille and I'earl llauiji
number of friends and relatives ton of Cuinjnck, visited their
of the famiiies. aunt. Mis S l Cric, aS Sun
The only attendants were four da.
u.-heis: .Messrs. John (i Wood. -Irj ls I'urceil Adams ami Km
I. A Kramer. Ilir (' Khea. andjma ,,,,. i,rs ()f Coinjo.k were the
A M l'oiieliand. o! Kdcnton. Tliel M,,s)s ,)(- ls A(,; nu,., ;S!
bride entered i In church with I s.ar.irda and Sunday
I i7T s n T?
; chines of Europe.
The older houses ale huddled
are made in Itadail by laying t vis.
liiii' new mii'f in the fiith of the
io "ether. box shaped, w ith flat min., s reels beneath tin
After tlie e;auie refreshments; ..V
were served in two courses The . m.
I In N da s li i a ! . a an I nun
cons: a n i i in .pic, i:c, i r t hi' I 'ei 1
sia n ! i mi I icr. in Tu rk i-h A ra '
Ida. and reeved In I he We I
ward. Imi lil'i miles I'rom ihe:
I iardcu of I ". 1 1 i ( , man's lui i h I
pl.l ce. -' a nd- I lie ol ice splem ! a I
'ity ol r. ell1 . ancient Kaphad.
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tlie In id riKiiii and they were
met at the altar by the bride's
father, who ejavo Icr away in
marriap'
Immediately after the wedding
.Mr Arthur Hampton. Captain
af .he Waierlily is very ill at Ihe
for e 1 1 1 i i r 1 1 ihe capital of the
.Moliainiiieilaii w orld, and. now .
I lie second cil of j aiport a tier in
'the uiioiiian laopir'i Wit ! n i
j ed by its riots (if pleasure, an
ii ol-. and almost window. ess. I iramp of nu n and beasts. 'I i lii -t (nurse ci.nsi-led of chicken
Arab- spend ihe sultry snaiiicr! I'.a -dad leader, in a ul ipui I ie-' -aiad. wafers, ln, rolls and olives "-ui-ht-
o:i llie-c flai roofs wilh nr- no; behind liiei, confreres of lie- second cour.-e of plain ice ''
Mo i-. I iiles. water pipe ! jii opt . ho pn-pni-e. at short I . renin and deviled i ake
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a i I u.iie in Women . I .an ken man e. el I n n-.- o. a a i lie ol i lie
Willi I lower-, Ira-r.llil Willi !! w leiiillllcs
-i el. i - 1 1 1 1 1 1 u " wi.h I'.aslein Some Jiflv foiia-mis Krili-u.
aia-e. lb - roofs nf !',a-ilad in (leiinaii. Htissian. I Lilian and
, l',e (la- i f ii- liiur. when I'r in h ie, ia L.'.dad before
b.iic 1 1 1 (list inl ion (.1 boin;r tbe'jhe oiiihroak of lie war. Twelve
in.i-i iiikli--K v. fed iil I I lie , v. ere en -ul -. Arabs ib'
Ml, i vvoral. pre-M't'd nilil(' . init reahv p'u k up a loreincf's
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s u a 1 1
if M r .1 L ( ireirorv.
easy pi-e lor Ton,nos in lT.s.
genera t ions asleep and bell ai h
.Master ra neri i Aeai is yei .(
h" spnii of modern pn
hro;n acres of wibii-l ri'vlu- lo name, but idee:
the c (iude-s heavin i. Tile li j by his work. IIciki he who trad s
cense, ib,. indolence and the in I iii licorice is 'Lather of Licorice'
seiiniu of old ! ta.'.ilad are ;oiie.l I,,, who trade- in rus Ka'her
To.lav. the eitv i- coininereia I iniof Kults." and the denii-t "'a
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lis .-pirn as .New lorix. ii nas ,, leelli..
'..!.;( for- '"at i i-l,-. ii is a dr
i i m . i i , ,i si. L at the home of his parents. ...i..,,, i
Ir. ami M's Wool left on the 1 'ies- n.i- pi-i taken 1 1 I I
lore.
llol't ll In Ilia
din"; trip
Mrs .
lar"(' niniil
he llow
t : i bill in-r i eiller for all i he i null
iiv around, llacilad becoming
ain for their wed Ci.aiin LV..I ami l. 1 1 - vlmr -md ti'-m Ka.d;
' , . ie.. re busiiu-- and -t- r.'iuaiilu
I ton ha . I akeii I he Ciimil to Man ' ri(' M'i"1-- nllncreil l,
popu ar will- a
ir repair- this week
voun i i i u
li'diest mi Ma
t!i haul ridme . . c failri
IaL'iilon and I 1 abcth City. Ma
II V blidal pi
esteem i'i w
Woid is a
friends in boiht !"u
j All the i lull, haw . o-ed and
n i . ' i 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1
I ! " -1 a ; - iai a have i r I u riled I o
a' "-I lo Ihe. ' one o
, , ,. t n eoi liei ii lonic-
I- he d. M a 1
in n;; a '' i as' : :i in I er. i a .
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I land--i
l.v
o Si 111,
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ci1- ol 1 1 1 1 ; r i i 1 1
le forever.
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Siiiillu ru
The oil'
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o! foil. ; . M I . I . . '. I.i-.'li . ....
.'i!iali all Ii.' i I, ..ol bill' I : K i C'eil
Jllests win befai V i 1 1 --a a ' .. 'i 'lliv ' -' ' J ' ' ' "
witness d til-' i 1 '! vver : M r a ; ' K-fra-lini: - , i a - 1 v cd I kr.a'a- .
and Mr-; SI.! ' Mrs .1 Ii afl-r the , av s K- i ; . . a ,,e ai n I ' Imt Ii s'.l
r.arret. Miss a Kramer ami c, to s.YJ Tn. I'11' v
T, A K'r.iiner flf I 'den I ":l. Mi's I. ' i Itown, w i '
Carey of Norfolk. Mrs Koher!
AVhite of Kdentmi and W A Kver
eU of Edenlon.
In the Mitring a voiiim man's
fancy lightly turns to thoughts of
love just, tl.e same as they tuiii
to wtylish clothes snch as the
units that we put out ar f 1 5.00
nml up. Our Spring ami SuniJ
mer 'no jut received. The ()ual
ity Tailors Main andMartin stret
Hinton Building. r
that i
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Kramer. .Mi I, :
-ill i. I c a
A liuh; l hro'icji niv dai k life wan
once teleaseil.
A - emler candle iiuriiin niht
and day
I pon an holv altar where tlie
priest
la prayer thus hoped to purgt
hi- sin-' a w a v .
Like Miiiie frail be icon in a invs-
lic I'oom
1 1- flame is a sacrifice that
eeiiis
To i ast in shadow all the earthly
v.!ooin .
v .ml stir the w i a shipper to von-
I 1 1 ' i . I Is 1 1 1 e I 1 1 1 S .
i I vi;o . ! I ; . iiv.
m :iai.
1 1 I U 1 1 . 1 LI , ill', k Wllb 1 'i l!- I I, ,,r;.e Spcle i . M r- 1 im a
ail . min-led iii w hi. h are ;,p tin-: yvy M , s p.;.(. .leanin--. Mis'1'1"1'
i ae
Ai Mi
i pleach m;
: from the ;
... ' Force of 't.
ii -arvico Mr ;
-i two dor.kivs io pass one :,i),.ilier'lisiiiieJie. d i-coiufoi I in- o.los; al-,.v Kramer, Mr-C I: W illiainsl 1 111 !l h-' suo"
I&o it at'lKe-
ADVANCL
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in llnia. The new town, with l':'s'.. npolpoiiii of all lhe( M,.s, ,,.v Mls ;d-on 1 I1'1 1 Tl"' 1 '"'"f't ot Thaue
i: fov.iiioieni . nil. liiiif.ol.s : a-junies of smell . The i ml iv idua 1 1 . .,,.,. i,.u i-i..,,.!, i Heart
' f- 1 1 .- 11(11 H tl ll'MIIII,-"'!!, . 1 I 1 j
consulates, prisoiiH, and jn.v sI")Jm m-e no larger .lhan tele, j (..ls rj yv p 1'eii.lle
eminent army factory, lies u 1 lmne booths. The sliopk'eiers )oIli IS rassie Morri
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pon the east bank Around. asit cross lee.l within, their
far the eye can reach, stretch -ware Jilvl hifih around llieiu.
es the vti.st, flat, treeless, eui
'tte. .Mrs. Sam Har.lift,
Mr. Ioiiis (ireenleaf, Mrs.
ty plain of Mespotmnia . Tweii
ty-flve thousand Turk'wh 8d
diers are stationed at Itag.lad.
and this division of the Ottoman
army apparently is as well
trained as tlie model war ma-1
The slioutin of offers rivals Hm" J larlnixl At water, Mrs C U I'u;h
noise of tin American taii'i rPll i v linrhm Miw i McMnl.
P'ouikIh. "Appease youn molher
in law," the flower vender siii;s
out, and tlie other saleMiiien are
as rhetorical..
Ian, Mrn Elizabeth Stidnian, Miss
Zoo Porter, Miss IJessio Wenther-
lyt Miss Lillie Mae Stevens Miss
Busie-Stevens, Miss Nellie Strahl
fKareoU. rugs,w cwtl-j; affairs, Mislrace Strati, Lou Da-
CQURT CONVENES
The Superior Court will be iq m:'
session lu re nexJKweek for the
trial of both civil and criminal';,',
cases. It is a one week's term, v,
TIu' case of Saunders vs. Ay
Olett is set for trial at this term. , ,