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The Mol Unique Savings System Yet Devised
THIS IS, WHAT THE PROSPERITY CLUB DOES:
It pays 4 per cent. Inter
est, compounded
Semi-annually
It pays your
FIRST
WEEKLY DEPOSIT
It pays you a Premium
at the end of the
Club Term
THE OBJECT of the Prosperity Club is to teach you to become a permanent saver. It is an educational campaign along scientific lines, and teaches
you to save to keep and not to save to spend. We will be pleased to have you stop in and ask questions, or upon receipt of postal or telephone call
win sena a circular explaining me system.
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No Fines For Delinquent Payments
DEPOSIT $1.25 WEEKLY.
CLUB NOW OPEN
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This Coupon is good
for $1.25 'at The First
National Bank when
you join
The Prosperity Club
Mrs. Evelyn Thomas Aydlett en
ferta'ned a large number of friends
on Friday afternoon and evening in
a very attractivo St. Patrick's par
ty at her home on East Main
Btreet. Twelve tables of cards
and rook were arranmod for each
occasion and the color scheme of
white and green was most effec
tive in the daeerat ons and refresh
iuents. Ir sh harps and shara
rocks featured in the decorative
arranKEiiunt. and Irish melodies,
were played' n the vietrola. S:ilad
i'l.d ie imr.es were served.
Mr. i'-d V.v . V. P. S' Inner en-t-rta
m il Uio I'r "d y ni :ht Card
lub Friday eveniir; ut t'eir home
on South lio d it rent. Auction
1rids? . was p'ayed and s delicious
j-filnd t-.rrse wan nerved . Those
refont eve: Mr. and Mrs.
J. 0, II. Khr'nsli .."s, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Worth, Mr. and Mrs
J. P. Grcenliaf. Mr. and Mrs.
V . P. I iiff. A!r. ani Mrs. ('. W.
M-. and Mrs. 0. H.
a"d Mrs, Louis Peli(?,
T. B. Cooke, Dr and
Peniieton, Mrs. Dan
Kf.eR X?n Burgess,
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1.1 K Mr.
Mr and iVrs.
A' rs. A. I.
5'oruan Mi
1 attie W'hltt hurnt. Nellie Wood,
rdna Krara r. Is ie MrMnllan,
t e srs W. V,. Wrod Jerome
J-'lora. Kdvnr1 Hn ;hes. Frank
Krsmer and Pr. H. L. Kendrick.
Mr. an I Mrs. M. Lclsh f.Ucep
wfrtaln d the Friday evcn'iiK
TU (iU C ul) F Hay evening at their
home on West M:iln street. The
Hi tional colors vitj uned In the
1e- ora'ive peheme, with sa'.lor,
rold'ers Uncle Sam and Co'nmbla
Imminently featured and the
lablns were numbered with bullets.
A'tr tln game a delicious salad
course was served. Those play
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Foreman. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fora
man, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Robin
rod, Mr. and M'; W. J. Wood
ley Mrs. Will Lipscomb of Dur
ham, Mrs. Vernon Blades of New
Pern, Mrs. O. F. Gilbert. Dr. II.
D. Walker, and Mr. DeLos Crary.
day afternoon Delicious refresh
ments were servtd and Miss Lucile
Leltoy- presided i.t the Vktrola.
Those playing were: Mesdames W.
P. Duff, W. P. Skinner, L. E.
Skinner, A. L. Pendleton, J. T.
Stalllng8, A. E. Burgess, J. D.
Hathaway, O. McMullan, 8. 3.
Uarcliff, W. C. Archbald, Garland
Atwator, Edson Carr, John Glover,
J. C. B. Ehringhaus. Roy Burton,
Gilbert James, C. B. Williams,
Pratt Fearing, J. L. Wells. Duck
worth Glover, J. P. Greenleaf, T.
B. Cooke, Ben White, A J Cohoon,
Howard Kramer, Misses Ru'.h Reid,
Mattie Held Sue Grice, , Nellie
Wood. Marion Barcliff, Lottie Mae
Bennett, Shelton Zoeller, Almeda
Carr, Uuth Glover.
Walter Hell of Belhaven is the
u?st (if his mother Mrs. George
U". Bell on Harney street.
Master Charles Henry Foy of
Norfolk is vis tl :g h s grandmo her
Mis. J. K. Parker on Road Street
. Miss Catherine Gardner of Ply
mcu h is the guest of Mrs. G. W.
l.lussey.
Fay Hussey returned Monday
from Woodard where he spent a
delightful week end at thf home
of Mr. and Mrs. Tadlock visiting
his sister, ' Miss Minnie Hussey,
who is teaching In the Woodard
School.
CURRITUCK 8CH00L8 DEBATE
ON 8T0CK LAW QUESTION
Jarvlsburg, Feb 25 On Friday
night, March 3rd at 7:30 o'clock the
schools of Currituck County ; will
debate on t he query Resolved
that the Townships of- Currituck
County which have not alreacy
adopled the Stock Law should do
so.
Raymend Gallop d Zebulon
Gallop will- uphold the affirmative j
Fide at Jarvisburg. while William
Patco and John Newbern will up
hold the negative side at Moyock
for Jarvlsburg.
WATCH THIS PAGE FRIDAY
No Money Down During March
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Gas Ranges. Gas Water Heaters;
1916 MODELS
L. I). Burton of Washington was
in thi dty Thursday.
Mrs. John Bradford Bowden en
tertained at Rook and Bridge at
her home on Church street Satur-
OPENING OF
JAMS ADAMS FLDMi IHEAII
One Night Only
Saturday, inarch 4th,
An entire chanpe of program fiom anything
ever presented in your city. Same standard
of morality and decency maintained, good,
clean and wholesome smusement. Company
of 24 presenting a sensational drama in 4 acts:
"The Convicts Daughter' Good vaudeville,
best of music. Located at foot of Main street,
Saturday, March 4th. Comfortably heated by
steam. Band concert on square, Saturday at
12 and 7 p. m.
Admission 10c. '
Reserved Seats 15c extra.
On all gas ranges and water beaters sold during March, 1916,
our Company has made arrangements to defer the first month
ly payment thereon until the April gas bill. The remainder to
be paid in reasonable monthly amounts thereafter.
This liberal selling of fer is to avoid the rush of the early sea
son starting in April.
The prices include the delivery of the appliance and its proper
connection in "your home. The ranges and water heaters are
1916 models, which we will sell throughout the year.
The earlier you order the, greater will be your advantage.
Ranges from $12.00 up. I
Tank Water Heaters $15.50.
Automatic Water Heaters $45.00 up.
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Order Now Pay Later Avoid Delay
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