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We are offering, not NOW
nor on any SPECIAL OCCA
SION, but ALL THE TIME
The Best Quality Of Groceries
The Biggest Variety Of Groceries
The Lowest Prices In Groceries
Our word is to be relied up
on and so are our goods.
J The M.P.Gallop Co
Water St.
Phone 57
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FURRIER EXCLUSIVELY
FUR GARMENTS
Have your old sry le fur coat, muff or neck-piece made
over into tite latest fasnion Remodeling and repairing a
specialty. The cost is small. New furs made to order. All
kinds of fur trimming. Ready made furs.
Send your furs for estimate. I pay express charges.
Refeience; Seaboard National Bank.
LjUIS LIGHTENS TIlIN
417tiranby St. N Mr Freemason St. Norfolk, Va
R'WV FU tS ftCUGHT
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THE Crisco man
has started on his
rounds.
Altogether he's got several
thousand calls to make, so it
may take him some time to
reach you.
What he has to say will be of
a good deal of interest to
every woman who wants to
cook better and easier.
The cooking fat which he's
explaining to women is
fRISCO
It is better than lard, "lard
, compounds" and butterine
in many important ways.
Don't hesitate to ask plenty
of questions about it.
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J. B. FLORA CO.
Wnplesale Grocers and Tobacconists aDd
Dealer in Hay, Lime and Cement
O M Fancy Flour "There is None Better"
99 Fancy Patent Flour and Uncle Remus Self
Rising Flour
Atlas Portland Cement--Tie standard by
which all other m iK.es measured.
Wrenn's Bu&gies-The best at moderate Cost
LOADED SHELLS A SPECIALTY
PHONE 38
ELIZ. CITY.N. C
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HONOR BOLL
HUN
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List of Students Who
Have Made good Record
"Just Before Christmas"
The following is the list or
students in the Elizabeth City
Schools who have won a place on
the honor roll for the third month
of the present session:
HIGH SCHOOL
He'en Wood. .Janie Mercer, Fran
ces W'i liams, Eleanor Hall, Thelma
Sykes, Winnie Wood, Henry LeRoy,
Lioyd Sawyer, Graham Evans.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Fourth Grade, Miss Ward.Teacher.
Elizabeth Mann, Louise Grant,
Mary Trueblood. Nellie Jordan, Leo
ra Griffin, James Steger, Elliott
Wood, Kandall Holloman, Carlton
Wood.ey, Lemuel Blades, Zack
Owens.
Fourth Grade Mist Cobb, Teacher.
Maxine Fearing, Margaret Bon
durant, Sadie Mae Wood, Lillian
Harris, Helen Little, Steila Whaley,
Mary Hooper, Mary Cooper, Beu
lah Winslow, Frank Benson, Mar
vi ii WiliianiB, Constant Fearing.
Fourth Grade, Miss Bessie
Weatherly, Teacher.
Margaret Commander, Mary Sa
leeby, Stuart Wood.
Fifth Grade, Miss J. E. Webb,
Teacher.
Mattitt Spence. Eliza Spencer,
F.Ii.uhfth Siitmd- ra Fannie L.
Wes', Kiitelle Leonard, James.
Hathaway, Charles Ashhy, llcywooii
Oiiko. Hol.owell Goodwin, Luther
Davis.
Fifth Grade, Mrs Pearson Teacher.
Annabelle AbLutt Magg.c Murden,
iar i liad'-ick, Erskine Duff, Wil
iam lYitthard, Larry Skinner.
Curtis Berry, Claud Cooper, Clyde
Gregson, Alonzo Rollinson.
Fifth Grade, Mrs. Atwater, Teacher
Eva WalBton, Milicent Hayman,
Leona Lewis, William Ballard, Sei-
oy Cartwright. Weymouth Davis,
Sixth Grade, Miss 0. Jones, Teacher
Annie White, Goldie Stokes. Lau
Laura Pritchard, Arkie Jones, Har
ris Parks, Clara Bateman, Courtney
Seymour, Thelma Gray, Lucile
Benton, Margaret Spraglns, Claud
Ward Claud Carter, Grafton Love,
Wergman Munden.
Sixth Grade, Miss Bessie Lasslter,
Teacher
C'p.dys Sexton, Sophie Davis,
Margaret Mann, E?her MlTef,
Nellie Meads, Odell Iong, Emily
Jennings. Kl zabeth Etheridge, Stel
la iThompson, Sidney Evans.
Sixth Grade, Mrs. E. C. Pool,
Teacher.
Annie Brite, Margaret Chesson,
Dell Fearing, Ma,ry Gaakins,
Dorothy Jones, Kuth Johnson, Eliz
abeth Hathaway, Katherlne Steger,
Bernice Twiddy, James Brite,
Frank Dawson, Robert Kramer Sel
don Lamb, Robert Lowry, Charles
Seyfert.
Seventh Grade, Miss M. Elliott,
Teacher.
Margie Bell Carr, Adelaide,
Dunstan, Margaret McCabe, Leola
Mann. Fannie Madrin. Milllcflnf
Pool, Alice Pell, Mamie Snowden,
Willie Lee Turner, Mattie White,
Harry Forbes, William Jennings,
Norman Trueblood.
Seventh Grade, Mitt H. Harney,
Teacher.
Margaret Hill, Elizabeth Kramer,
Maude Leigh, Ina Mae LeRoy, Elia
abeth Nash, Helen Williams.
ClarlBsa Winslow, Mary Wlsong,
Joseph Ashens, Oscar Gregory.
George Modlin, Francis Seyfert.
PRIMARY SCHOOL
.First Grade, Mitt tSutle Stevens,.
Teacher.
Martha Archbell, Helen Bright,
Clara Lee Carter, Bessie Horner,
He'en Kramer, He en Leigh, Edna
Morriaette, Virgin a Owens, Emma
Owens, Hnrtha Simpson Li'lian
Tuttle. Annie Sue Williams. Katie
Bell White, Mary Gladden Gregory,
Marvin Cartwright. Edward Gas
kins, Genome Gank'ns. Willomond
Haskett, Willard Jackson Joseph
Kramer, Clarence Pritchard,
Horace Wise, Ra'ph Wilcox.
First Grade, Miss Gribn, Teacher.
Montery Cartwright, Glennie Cart
wrlght, Lillian (Twlford. WilBon
Sanders, Collas Brickhouse, Black
nail Cooke, i Leonard Jones, Ltoyd
(Controlled On Pnr- :N "ven) "'"
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IF NOT WHY
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Whose fault is it? It is no
ours. We offer you the m
essary requirements to place
you on the safe side and woul
be more than delighted to
Write you a
Iclicy
that will protect you froB
lU loss by 8 res ut a very low
rate. We represent the bes;
tiid most reliable companies on
earth
UTILE II S A W Y E R
con
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ELIZABETH CITY, N. 0
PHONE 271
Christmas
Specialities
In Good Things
to Eat
GET THEM EARLY
0RLATE
But in order to get the
bst. Be sure to
t lem here.
LTELEPHONE
One-Eight-Five
G.W. Twiddy
Grocer
POINDEXTER
STREET
"lim Is JIoom With a BM&iW.
at eae
"Hmmtm" llWHQ
time calculated to arewee
interest, but now, eoadifieas
arc entirely different 7
build a house witheut a bath
room merer raises a quae- t r
twn at to the food judf- J
aacatof the builder. PeepJe
kaow that he ha either aot
considered or ebe misjudged
the importance that an up-to-date
bathroom hat ia
incresxiiig jbe value of the
houtc, both as to rcntinf
and telling value.
0 For the finest plumbing
equipment at reasonahle coet
we recommend 'Staadafd
plumbing fixtures and will
be pleated to thow you the
many artistic designs in
which they are made. Atk
for illustrated booklet
Kemember I ara prepared to do all kinds of plamb-
'ittiMV,slrs,.erialagttJn-U P KWflWI FS
'onto se ei connections ' ellil V If LtLtU
THt HUHT1KG SEASON IS AT HAND
and you are beginning to think ofsupplving
your neeus in LOADED GUN SHELLS
Don t forget that we are prepared to serve you.
We handle shells made by the United States Cart
ridge Comranv. Their "Romax" black powder
shells and "Climax" smt keiess shells are kept in stock
at all times and your orders can be filled promptly.
A.F. TOXEYoCO., WHOLEStlEGROCHS.
TkTorfolk Oouthern rvailroad
iiEw vJhort l(
kOUTE
Freight Service
If you value quick transportation; route your
shipments via Norfolk Southern Railroad.
Watch the time made by their package cars
and you will find that your interests are best
served by patronizing them, as 'Time is-Money,"
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FOR 1 A T T7 t0 iuick buyer
rWIV bargain. Farm 10
acres elegant land, 85 acres in cultivation ten
acres in pine thicket. Buildings poor. Can br
bought for thirty five($35) dollars per acre.$500
cash, balance to suit purchaser.
No. 2 About 7 acres almost in city limits
Fine truck land was sold 4 years ago for $1000
Can be bought now for $1100. SEE
N. R. Parker & Son
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.
Brighten up the farm with a ator-
age battery lighting plant at a small
cost. Electric Light can be used and
left burning near hay, cotton or pa
per without damage of fire, unlike
use of matches, which has caused
thousands of fires, We have Install
ed a plant in our store for demon
stration. Hope you will call and see
the plant for further instructions.
We have,
Lighting Fixture, Flash Lights,
Dry Cell Batteries, Mazda, Gem and
Automobile Lamps.
FEED.
FOR STOCK AND POUL'iltV.
SEED.
FOR, GARDEN AND FARMS
Yours to acrve,
W. S. WHITE CO
tIMP-122 -""I; Polndexter StreH
Hizaprfli Cfr, N o ,v (M
Hero aro Two Machines too ilcod
Waiter A. Wood
AtfmSrai Mower
because it is the only mower
that has genuine underdrmtt,
"floating" frame and uniform
tilt, the three big mower feature
no fanner should be without if he
values his own time or bis teams'
strength, and wants the machine
that doea most work the easiest.
Wattem A. Wood
No. m
Sice! Hay Rake
because every tooth is held In
dividually stodf has a coil spring
to protect it against sudden
strains; becaase it is made en
tirely of steel and can be de
pended upon to stand up 'under
constant wear and tear cf work
In all kinds of fields. Its long life
makes it the most economical
you can buy. . . ; :
Make as prove tbsta claim ee cooWnc yoiwittf by (aKnlof tb out Moo at our at or
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