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The Greatest of All Sales Begins Friday, June 1 1th
Store Closed Thursday at One O'clock to tiet Ready For This
Great Event
Theiirst six ladies attending this sale Friday morning will be presented with
a dress, the latest material.
To tell of the wonderful bargains throughout this great store and greater stock
of merchandise would take more than this entire newspaper.
We are the largest distributors of merchandise in this district buying goods direct from the manu
facturers saving you from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent on your purchases
At this great sale the knife will be put in everything pruning the prices to suit every one's poc
ket book. Every department will be represented Shoes, clothing men and boys, hats, gents and la
dies furnishings. Domestics, curtain goods, white quilts, sheets and sheeting,hosiery, underwear, cor
sets, white goods, silks, dress goods. Ladies ready to wear suits, waists and dresses, every article
placed on sale will be an eye-opener See hand bills for only a few items in this Great Clearance
Sale. Remember the date
JUNE 11th, 1915
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ITH, J. p. Harris enter-
'tadiwl the T. F. I,. class or
; the First Baptist Sunday
School ill her home mi Cedar
Btremt . Those present weir j
- Mirs. Win. Boetlcher. Mrs.
4i'u Mis Chas Clillirs,
r. (ieo. Cox. Mrs. . :. I
iMarchnnl, Mrs. It . C. Abbott.!
Mrs. W. A. .I.i- kson. Mr. .1 . '
' L. Prirluird. Mrs. Sum Wil
Hams. M.s. James Ball. Mrs.
..lid. i-rUoi.i. M'rn. John 4 her
man. .Ir. .The visitors we.-':
Ir. Osvar Bray. Mrs. An
drew Univ. Mrs. Jml Ballard,
x Ud Dr. Helming. After
1 ousinesH had b-vii I ransai led
. the hostess served refresh
- ments.
Miss .fatiie lliinl of Oxford.
'"3f. "C 1h visiting Mrs. K. K.
, jOullaw on Riverside Drive.
- Mpa. (i. W. Turner of Wiu
fall iiH visiting lier son T. T.
, Tur$n?r.
' .71 C. Muuden has (zone to
.11-.- i
Roanoke. A'a. in the employ -menj;
of the Koyster Fertilizer
Company .
y Mpi. ('has Johnson has re-
tumied' from a visit lo her peo
'pip fit rendleton, N. C.
''Ml. H. F. Spent e has re
turned from' a visit t friends
in Norfolk .
, Mr. A. F . Kr.imir Manager
of the AJk-i iva Theai.-e gave n
theatre party Saturday night u
IMiBS Camilla Jenkins and Mr.
Oeorge' Bell in honor f their
approaching marriage ou June
8th., The following composed
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The Phila-thea Class of the
First Methodist Sunday School
held n meet-ion: last week and
elect, oMrer for Idi-i year
Miss M;ii Webb wa elected
President-. Mis Man Nurney
vn-e president. Mrs. I teorg
B.ihle. Treasurer. Mrs. M. L
Sheep, teacher, Mrs. L K
Foreman. ;issisl;tnt teacher.
th,' party: Misses Kslella Joh.ll
son. M.iud and Vera Hyatt. E'er
lli, i Mat-tin. NCMie, killiau and
Camilla Jenkins, Miss Annie
Barnard. Mrs. Thomas Tliun
ton. Mrs. I'. !. Davis, Miasm's
Will cx. Wright Jenkins, T.
S. Sandeilin. W. K. Stalling,
Taniplin Cox. Ix-slie Hooer,
C.eorge W. Hell. T. II. Thurs
Ion, I '. c, . hnvis. After the
show (he party repaired to
Dean's w -here l-efreshments were
Siirved .
l'rof. S. II. Kpragins left ye
terday to sMMid Ui summer
months at Mitehellville, Ml.
Prof. K. YV. Joyner of Man-hoP b' lif,iuK i,tP
paswxl thrtnigh the ntpimi1h '''K "os, ""hitch it. Farm
teo assxl
terday on hist way to the Sa
rah Ijeigh Hospital at Norfolk.
Pnvf. Joyner will enter this
liosit:il .for an 0M'ration.
(Mrs. J. P.
boro was iu
shopping.
llarnard of Shaw
the citv toidav
W. J Alhertson of Newlanjil
is here this week.
BEOUGHT HERE FDI BURUl
The IhkIv of Frank. Vaughn
of Albany, New Yuri., was
brought here on the ue 'lH'k
train from Norfolk Frulav. The
funeral serviees wen eMlu(tel
at Christ Churth U Rev.
A. Ashhy. The interment
tok plaee in I he llpincopal
eenieten . A larp eonpi-ega-
lion allemletl tlu sehviees.
The IksIv was aeeompanietl
here from Allmny N. by
Messrs W. k. anghn of Hu h
inond. a; IVrev S. aiighn
of Hampton, ami Carroll
anghn f New York, hrolhers.
f r fti- lc( easiE. and also (w
sisters, Mrs. D. A. Alhertsoa,
and Miss Annie A. Vaughn of
Portsmouth. One brother.
A. M. Vaughn, a ivswlent f
Louisiana, wa.s preveiiteil from
aeeoifipaiiN iug the IhhIv on ac
nrrf of (he ,listanV.
Mr. auglm was native tf
l'3li.aheth City; was loru and
rean-d here hut he had spent the
iixuit of his life in New York.
MIS HQG-P8GDF UICH
Ait Klizalteth City man, Mr.
J. ;. Haiun. lias jnst ptentetl
and put on the uiarkel a latch
guaranteed to make the farm
gate hg proof . This la fat
balds the gate down so that a
era will no doubt Ik; very much
interested iu this invention,
which though simple and inex
pensive is said to be quite effect
ive for its piirMse.
Mr; Wilfred Pwle of Clarks
ville, Ya. arrived in the city to
day to accept a position on the
Advance force.
'jMisa Minnine Nash has re
turned from a visit to friends at
Raleigh and "Wake Forest.
Mr. (leorge WaNhiugtiiw
Hell -and Miss Camilla Vail
Jenkins were married this
afternoon at the home 4 the
bride's parents ou Pennsylvania
Avruue. Miss Man- Jen-kin
a sister of the bride wjih maid
of lewoor and Frank Selig wa
the gruvins In'st man. The
eeremBy was erformed
in the partr of the home by
Itev. 4'. A. Culhreth, a few iu
tiniate tre nds d' the i.n ilv !e
'.ng pi vent .
Mr. ami Mrs. 1MI k-fl on
,,.,. (1,iu Ur
C trip
to norllMin cities. -. Hell
is a promi ueiit young iirm of
this it. howling a responsible
Msition in Si'hgs Jewelry
Store. Mrs. LMl is the
liaiighter (if .Mr. ami Mrs. J.
H. Jenkins, takes an active
part in the varibus societies
ami in the choir work of her
church ami the large uuniber of
bridal presents on this yeca-sion
attest to her popularity.
ELATED OVER HI
Attorney B. i. trisp of Man
teo iis in the city attending the
session of the superior court.
Mr. Crisp was elated at the
result of the school election at
Man teo last Saturday which en
doraed the scliond bond issue by
a vote of 71 to :tl
S. A. (iriftin of Manteo pars
ed through the city to day nn
his way lo Richmond and Nor
folk .
T. 8. Meekins of Manteo
her to day ou business.
HEW OFFICERS TAKE CHARGE
The new rthY of the Hcrean
Bible Class for Young Men of
BLu-kwell Memorial Sundav
Svhool went in ottice lst Sun
uday; morning.
TIm- class is very foi-tnnute. in
sw rtritig Mr. Ceo. J. Ss-ire as
its president and In-. 1!. L.
Kendrick as teacher -hk I the
vice president, Mr. W. II. Han
dei-s is going aNut his duties in
a business like way. The ofti
ers are- Dr. K. I,. Kendrick.
fetisher Uev. I. N. foftin and
Mr. C. fl. Siuill assistant
tNK'hei-s; (ieo. J. Spence. jin-s-ident;
W. II. Sailers, vice pies
ilent : F. I . ( 'onglelon,
-ond viT presidi nt ; I.uther
Owens third vice president; W.
I . Peal secretary : S. S. liur
gess. assistcul secret a rv.
F. 11. Johnson of tUirrituck
was iu the citv to idav on busi
t ness .
llennoud Kooks of Townsend.
Va. and Miss Sophie Annie
Harrell, daughter of S. K. It.
Harrell of Hollins, Vu. were
rriitrl Monday afteruoxm hj
Justice of the JVace. J W Mini,
den, at h s oflice at the Oowrt.
House.
FOll KAiLK Two Flanders
autmobllea. These cars cost
950 new. Now iu perfect
running order. Will sell for
f'!50.00 each. Heawn for
selllpg, going out of business.
J. W. HTOKKLY
FOR WALK House at
Head in pjood condition.
Nags
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Eliz
bargain see A. C
abeth City N C
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DEATHS IT HUNTED
Manteo, June 7 Many friends
ait' sorrowful on account of the
death of Mrs. Kllen Johnson
whUh occurred last Friday
night. Mrs. Johnson was 77
years of age. The funeral
services were lomliu -tl Sunday
morning ,v KeV. T. J. lingbmd
The death of Miss Camille
Brinkle- of Virginia Be;uh has
brought deep sorrow to relatives
and friends at Manteo. Tho
remains will be brought to
Mailt and interment will take
place in the ceineterv here
on Tuesday.
TEDIOUS CASE IN COURT
The only case in court Mon
thly tried before a jurv was
L. P. Winder against the Keel
ing Faster Company. This
suit grew out of a claim that
the plaintiff, Winder, made
against the company, for com
mission on (he sale of lime.
NEW KM OF Mil
Sidney Warren White, son of
H. J. White, a prominent far
mer residing near town, was
swxurn in as prat J icing attorney
in Monday's court before Judge
Shaw and is now a member of
the bar. .
jWilliain T. Hoai f Hal
timore M.d. and Miss Catherine
Josephine Cherry of Providence
Koute one, were married yes1
terday afternoon by Justice of
the Peace J.. W. Miimlen at
his office.
M. W. Saunders of Nixon ton
was in the city Friday.