.V,
W-". :
Considering the unfavorable
"-weather last nij;bt the awlieute
at the Alkrauu was .u large aud
jdativt one.
fhe Columbia Stock CoMpauv
Ln'oduivl the interesting drama,
My Country Swc-1 heart." each
plajsr taking his part an if es
penally lined f"i ii. and ren
dering the ro,lui ion in a
maimer realistic enough t
Iiiiike. ' the aud'i-in-e feel that
the story was a real episode in
the life of an KILzal.-ili City
hoy and a Manteo 1 .
Miss Lillian ISriht has re
turned from Mnrfrceslniro win-re
she Was a student at Chowan
iCollege for the past session.
ITALY ENTERS WAR
Continued trom page one
her answer always was 'it is
not enough.' It now ap
pears that' Austria did not
really believe Italy would not
enter the held against her. In
the meaut4mu there had arisen
iu Italy a war parly, led by the
'irredentists,' which made its
voice heard iu no uncertain;
terms. Dispatches from
Koine for months past have iu
dicatad that the sentiment fr
active participation was stron
ger by far than that for icon,
tinued neutrality. For mouths
diplomatic exchanges between
Vienna a4 $u'e had been con
stant, but? .tlfc most persistent
efforts to keep Italy out of the
war were futile. The Triple
AljiSfire was denounced by
Italy ." May 4th. Itut even
afterthis diplomatic endeavors
ver con tin tied, Austria of
fering Italy .further concessions
as late as May 10.
Italy's first move on land
Undoubtedly- will be against the
Aiujk&au fnmitUT. The niouu
Tafias character of the ter
riaiV where the opposing armies
fawjveach other, promises op
erations and' lighting of the
most ,'diflicuU nature. Tor
several weeks past.. Imih the
Austro Hungarians and the
Italian armies have been' I'm ti
fying aloig the dividing line.
Italy hopes to gain posession
of '"nnredeeiried Italy". a
sweep of Austrian territory lv
ingCijioith and east near the
lieai&;)H' the Adriatic sea. This
laucF'-'fornied pari of the Italian
States' of the middle ages and
the -penil;- oi- the iikisi part
a re.', of Italian sto-k. It's area
is aWut S.tKMt square miles and
its population is mure than .me
million. When the war lie
gau Jtal s a rniy was in
mor
icoiidltion Inn for
e pas)
eight months she has been bu
sily' preparing for this einer
gency. In that period $-110,
M0,(HMI has been spout in. mili
y this tarribk wuU of
nilwm.- sea a
d.llrfly. Bar
mm aai Ua4lr
Why tolrmt a
tUUttwml Kid rtv horn at Ual
Shepard's Housf FTj Driver and Insect Exterminator
Kills the-FlV and Prevents Dlseaie..
i y
inincltMlMrilTU
Dr. CC ChmodlT. IVid 4
ud'i Houm Fly
Bbapard a Cbfimlciil Company or Wilmington , N . C. , nre produced a long
felt want In a harmless preparation that will KILL Film, Roacbea, Moff,
qultaat and other I NSKC rs.
ij tbanaaof a small quantity
used by (hi mouth. It Is -qui
prerentlon ofdlseane and the
v... ....i.. t n
It kiOa tba Moaqultoeajike
agS aiaawiica, Asia, Moina
mim not injurWue to people Sold
astmyar traa.
Manafacttmd aad Gaaranteed bf
SHEPASD'S CHEMICAL COMPANY, Inc.
tarjr'piparaliQO 'lierv heavy
gung are said to b3 superior to
the famous German and ns
trian type anl her artillery
unexcelled in the world's ar
mies. 'Austrian aeroplanes, destroy
ers torpolo boats early yester
day descended on the Italian
coast of the Adriatic and bom
barded several towns including
Venice: while in the Tyrol aud
on the eastern t'ontier Italian
aivd Austrian advance guards
have fired the first shots.
The plan of campaign has not
yet been disclosed., but is is
generally believed attempts to
inflict a quirk and decisive de
feat, or at least one that will
discourage the Italians, will
be undertaken, largely by the
Germans under FieLl Marshal
von Hindenburg.
Throughout Austria and Ger
many there is bitter denuncia
tion of Italy which has
replaced England as the most
hated enemy. In tlie allied
countries, on the other hand.
Italian intervention is hailed
with delight and in the Italian
quarters of Ixmdon and Paris
there have been enthusiastic
demonstrations and cheering
farewells to the Italians leaving
to join the colors.
mil rais rot STUDENTS
Continued From Page One
The Wonians Hetennent As
social ion met in the school
building Wednesday afternoon
Those present were: Mesdames
K. IS. Ktheridge, S. A. Grif
fin, G. P. Wescott. Nancy
Meekins and H . M . dennel t .
In response to their request the
teachers and pupils will piv
scni 'The Hoodoo' at eight
o'clock next Tuesday evening in
the new school auditorium and
'Mrs. Itriggs of the Poultry
Yard", a comedy in three acts
at e glit o'clo.'k Wednesday ev
ening. Admission will be
i w fitly live and (en con Is and
the proceeds will go toward
furnishing the new 'auditorium .
Since two or three hundred vis
tors will Ii!' he,e for i-uurt
a large crowd is ex pet 4ed .
.Miss l.elhia Payne. Maebelle
Pa ue. IMitli Meekins, .lose
phine Meekins and l?"lle Nixon
and Messrs C. p.. Payne, (i.
. Pa. ne. Luther Hooper.
A . " . Hooper. A . 1! . Hooper
and Cecil .Midgelt o-: Stnnip
Point spent a few days last
week in Miihti'o attending the
'oimiielii -elueli I exercises of
.Manteo High School.
Mam isitoi-s from Manns liar
bur. Avon and oilier parts of
llare County attended the ex
elcises if Manteo High School
coMiinenceaient .
Miss Willie Grillin who has
just finished a successful year's
work as one of the faculty of
TV. emmukitmbthm gr t Eurogun Wr mrm air r worm
Motoa homamtr m uiiwi ioBBnfci
ImtMif MmUmI lUmk, Dwtora awl Saswrintw J l
Hli &i thaJFNM a tprxUr of oan ioua dia- jM
lif k BO u arut u tk toll Uriad by tkm
aaun to hmiih and cUaaUaMa?
nifPVTD't rvnniiKUCNT
SW.TIM.t Board alHhh, Eaaowaa Shap. ifi
Driraf aad lut EaUrmiMtor. M
8brTport, La., March 17. 1914. aVriil
ThU preparation K I LL8 Film and Boachea
sprayed about the room by meaniorabfcwer
w a valuable addition to the means for iba
comfort of tbe pea
VUII kl III I , V,U....i'..-...U. U .
Preit. Bhrereport Board of Health and Health Offlcef.
paiHTII IU
lha Fllca and b lira death ta Bcdl y
ana jmi uiner mmn. i n hinM
at all store in the amber bottia with
Ml
4i
WUaaUaloas N. U
Manleo Qigb. School left Satpr
day morning to' attend a wed
ding at High Point. She ex
perts to be away two or three
weeks visiting friends in Wes
tem North Carolina and Virgin
ia. Mrs. Mac Kay of Pupn is here
viRiting her daughter, Miss Kit
uice Mac Kay.
Messrs AY. V. Johnson. T.
I. Uagland. P.ob Wescott. Clary
Tillett and K. W. Joyner went
to- YVanchese last Thursday ev
ening to attend a meeting of the
Masonic Lodge.
IN THK 1MSTHICT COI UT
OF THK fTNPTKD STATES
For thie-EASTKHN DISTRICT
OF NORTH CAROLINA .
Whereas a libel has been tiled
in the District Court of the
I nited States for the Eastern
District of North Carolin, on
the 22 day of May 11)15 by
Schooner '-lame tWry'. C. S.
Guthriei S. S. Neal & (loss
(iibbs, owners of said Schooner,
against the Schooner 'Eva D.
Rose' her engines, tackle ap
parel, furniture etj-., and
against Make & YValtban & Co.
owners, in a cause of action,
civil and maritime and praying
that process may issue against
I the said Schooner "Eva 1. Rose'
her engines tackle apparel,
furniture etc., anyl that same
may be condemned and sold
to pay said libelants the
amount of their claim with
costs;., charges and expenses:
Now therefore, in pursuance
of the monition under the
seal of Said Court to tne direct
ed and delivered. I do hereby
giye public notice to all per
sons claiming the said Schooner
'Eva D. Rose.' or in any man
ner interested therein. that
I hey appear before said Dis
trie! Court to be held at I lie
Court House in the town of
Kli.abolh City, in and for the
Eastern District of North Car
ulin i on the :51st day of May
l". 1 at 2 o'clock in. of lhat
day. provided the same shall
he a day of jurisdiction, other
wise on the next day -of juris
diction thereafter then and
there to interpose Iheir claims
aiy I make their allegations in
that behalf.
Dated at Elizabeth City. X.
C. this 22 day of May P.llo.
Y. T. DOKTCII,
I'. S. Marshal Eastern District
of North Carolina.
P.y .JOHN I! . WILLIAMS.
Dept. I'. S. Marshal.
.1
KEN Yi WILSON.
Proi lei for Libellant .
in v )
I TJ1J-: I ) I S'l'K I T t'Ol UT I
of Tin: i v i ti:i statks.
For Tlie KASTFKN IUSTUKT
OF NOKTI! CAIfOLINA.
". I. Skinner and ( il.
Itailev, Fanners trailing as
Fjilin's Marine Railways.
vs -
Schooner Irene,' ami Owners
Nofici; of sau:
l!v virtue of a writ of yen
(litioni exponas issued on the
eighteenth t Ui v -f -May, 11)15.
in the above entitled catiNe. 1
will on the l!!Mh vlav of May,
MM.", at 1 o'clo-k, noon, sell
to the highest bidder lor
cash, the said scliooner .'Irene'
her tackle, apparel, turnitiire
ind niacliitier .
I'la'e of sale, on board
Schooner Irene' at l'ailiH's
Marine Kailwavs, Elizabeth
('iff, N. ('.
This notice dated and posted
Huh .May lSth., 1!U5.
W. T. DOIITCU,
, U.. S. MawhaLi '
Ity .I01IN 11. WILUAirS,
Deputy TJ.' S. MaVshal.
W. A. WORTH,
Froetor for Libellant.
CUT OUT THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT
WHtN 'CONSIDERING."-
. ..
Take note of these facts:
1st Our clothes are cut in the latest styles but never go to fool
jsh extremes.
2nd. Our clotnes are made into so many different models that
men of every build can be fitted without any alterations whatsoever.
Consequently we don't have to employ high price tailors in our
store and make our expenses heavy which would force us to get
higher prices for our clothes.
rd. Our clothes are sold for less than other clothes because we
make them ourselves and sell them from our own 1 J stores,
1 STORE FHI OF NEW SPRING AND SOIICEI PkTTERNS-GUT TO LOOK NT WHEN
YOU EOT B TO ST1Y BIEHT SO TEAT YOB'U CC"E E.'.St
WE MAKE OUR OWN CLOTHES THEREFORE SAVE
YOU THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT
$15
THE QUALITY TAILORS
ELIZABETH CITY'S GREATEST TAILORS
Main and Martin Streets -:- Cor. Hinton Building
ARTHUR BURGESS, Manager.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS chill TONlC. Vou know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
Sciiiur c;iniiiiiili(His art' "ii
in thf t'ilv Ili",li Sclioul litis
week, itn fvt'iit ol inipurtaiK't'
.Mil! til 1 1 1 1 1 lOIICI'I 11 III IIK'llllx'I'S
(ii ilti' lailna I i ii", class. Tlie
( 'ui'iiiiit'licciiictit exercises of tlie
'lih Sii hool
w II
ink - ill. ne on
and tin I line the
-The ;,,
i (1 1 1 1 I II 1 1 I ' i M I 1 Ii I I r It Hi
recei. ...eir iliplmnas. Diplo
mas foi Hie graduates of the
jrraiiiiuar snhool ami 'oiitiiience
menl exei-cises for this depart
ment are a new feature of the
school and are heiu; looked
forward to with happy antici
patiou by the nieinhers of the
class.
Uurrins; the unforseen every re
tail buyer of a new Ford car le(ween
AugtiMt 1914 ami Aii)fUt 1015, will
receive from $40 to $0 as a share
of the Ford Motor Company's profits.
The Ford our is everybody' utili
ty, because it is easily adaptable to
everybody's work or play. It Is reli
able; serves everyone and brings
pleasure to all. An economy because
It saves money an average cost of
two cents a mile to operate and main
-IhIii.
Runabout $440; Touting Car $4'J0;
f. o. b. Detroit with all .equipment.
On display anrl Rain at
Auto & Gas En
gine Works
Dm Quinine That Dots Not Affect TIm Head
Recuse of Ha tonic and lazativt effect. LAX A
IIVK Br.OMOQUININH'o better than ordiunry
Qnititue aad doel not came aerrounnrim ni
rluglnt In head. Remember fbe lull name and
WHERE TO GET YOUR NEXT
Suits $15 and Up
gw yw gU gu
For Five Days Beginning May 25thV
to 29th
uejwtii utieratoi oi
Portable Lamps, Toasters
20 to 25 per cent. Come early and get your choice oi f
the lot, if you expect to buy a Dome or Portable now
is your chance as no such bargains have ever;'
been offered on this market; they must go
as we must make room for Electric Fans and other
goods. We mention a few goods that we are of
fering: - . .
24 inch 3 light Fringed Art Glass Dome
$22.00 reduced to $16.50 ; "
24 inch 3 light Fringed Art Glass Dome
$20.00 reduced to $15.0CK
20 inch 1 light Fringed Art Glass Dome
$20.00 reduced to 515.C3&'
Portable Lamp Brush Brass Art Glass Shade .
18 in., -25 in. high $22.00 reduced to . $17,0&;
Decorated Stem and Shade with Fringe 10 ' s
in. 21 in. high, $10.00 reduced to $8
White and Mahogany
Silk Shades, $5.00
Radiant Grill Toasters
, .White Cross Vibrators
Others too numerous
Yours toServe
W. S. WHITE & CO.
120-122 POINDEXTER STREET
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
SUIT
gu gu
l..
mi
tuectnc Ligntine UomesVlv
and etc. at a reduction of i
Piano Portable Lamps
reduced to
$8.50 reduced to $6.C
$12.00,reduced to.
to mention.
$9.csa
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