For Seventy-Five Cents
you can get a real camera
for your boy or girl
The fun of picture making has a delightful appeal to the
children, and here's a new little camera, designed espe
cially for the children's use.
It is a daylight loading roll iilm camera for 11-4x134
pictures, adjusted for time or snap shot exposures, and is
ho simple as to work almost automatically.
Any boy or girl can use it successfully from the start.
Not a toy but a carefully thought-out, dependable Camera
with the reputation of the largest camera makers in the
world behind it.
The six-exposure film v.hich it uses costs only 10
cnt so that the camera is not only inexpensive in itself,
but very inexpensive to operate.
Diing your chiiern to the store aud let us show them
the
No. 00 Cartridge Premo
Many other cameras to choose from at our store
and everything that is best in photography.
LOUISSEL1G, Main and Water Sts.
Board Makes
New Tax Levy
Copyriihl Hid (y
R. J. hc Duliia lubkcoo Ck
News of Note
From Manteo
Jury List
For Fall Court
The baord i.f c in.ty cf)i:.u::skn
erb, in session Monday, lixc.l i'.e lax
levy lor the tiiu.;.,4 y;,ur at Si -'jc .
a reduction of fi'jf. us compared
with iho levy of la; year. This levy
includes bi.tjj B'a:e ai.j couni.' tax
es. W. J. Wo.idley appeared befoie
the b-.ard reprvst ntnl tii Highway
(ommL-.-in and a-ked lor a l.vy of
liOc. ior road tax, instead of ISc.
as at ires' n., l,i:t thou -'lit the mat
ter was piesn'.ed to t"ie hoard in
form of a mot on. the increase faib"(i
ft jjiss.i-o fur lack of a second to
tho motion. Thf lliyhway Coniini.;
s,U,n a-k.-d fur a road levy of Juc
last ; r, as c'.mrared to 12e for th
tr b' fo.e. and the bo.ird iblg year
was ev:(lea:i. n''t miinleil to. go a-,
love list yt.ir's increase.
lr. .loii'i Sa'.ilu. t.f the H'b-.abeth
( iy Ho i;n4. a';ii ar d before the
in ai'.j to ask r i.n appropriation to
a- iho -.,. I'd Mil of Ellis llo!!,;c!:
eoiel, "vho ui.dcrwi nt an op'ritio,i
mti T-ea'n-t r.t in i Tip institution f r
.pr-vmikiti-i. I t. f'a'lfi a stated th -i
!;" w..s entirely :I'i:v,' to dona'1
hij own stv:o s in performing th1
cp ratii n. b. t he thought that th
count should pay the nostro'a hoard
hill. The commissioners, however.
fok under no ohlizat'on In the mat
ter, inas-muh aH treatment had
been piven the nero without auth
ority fom them. It was further poin
tfd out tna. Hollowell Is an aH
brdied farm hand in the employ of
J. S. Morris, at whose Instance the
necro was received In the Institution.
Manteo, N. ('., Aug. 7. At a six
O'clock dinner Mveti last Monday by
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Jones, the fol
lowing guests were ji eset.t :
Metsdames J. C. Humble. Addle Fer
rell mid Martha Jones; Misses Ina
aud Ethel Kerrell, Veola i'oole. An
nle, Josde, Nannie and Cal'.ie Jones,
Browna Humble, and Mho Scott of
Elizabeth City and Dr. Wiliis of
Moreheud City; Uev. J. C. Humble
The evening was spent pleasantly
by all.
Miss Mae Scott of Kriaahoth City
..left on the aeamer Triton today
lor home.
Mr. K. W. .loyn. r went to i:ii..a
beth City iod:.y.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 1'. 15-min navo a
three lourse dinner nr v-ix i'(h(;
AVedne il.iy ev. niu; !n in't'.'-r of Mix
Mae S-.ott if F,lk:a' e h Ci'y who 1
ependint? the week in Mailt, n as
their jui'sts. The Invited (.uefts
were: .Mrs. Kerrell of iiaiei r!i, N.
C, and her two daunUn-ts. Misses
Ina and Ktlnl; Kcv. and Mrs. .1. C.
Humble and two d oi t' rs, Hrowna
andKlorlna; Mioses Annie and Jo
ele and faille Jones anil Supl. K.
W. Joyner. After sien(lii:,e a most
delightful even'ii?:, the ptest Hit
voting Mrs. Uauiu an ideal hostess.
A number of boats made excur
sions from Kdniton, Klizal'ith City,
and Manteo to Naps Head Sunday
to take the thron-j; of people who
went to attend the cb'dU'.torv ser
vice of "St, Andrew-! tiy-the-S a,"
the beautiful Episcopal Chapel
Naps Head.
The f ill ti rm of the superior
court Tor Pasquotank county begins
on Monday S ptember ISth. Court
l t v. i ui nif, iV'i inn iiiui J I
state tascs anil the tcond for the
tiiul of clil cast s.
The juiors, as drawn up by the
county commission' is in session
Monday, a.'e as follows:
FIRST WEEK
It. J. Whit-, H. V. r.urton. G. S.
Whit". J. E. S arliorou-h. W. G.
Stni li. Q. !!. Forbes. ('. X. Morgan,
ii. W. S.nv;. er. V. T. i'lickett. W. S
White, (', H. I'ohinson, U. h. P.aker.
TT. '.. il.irr-dt. II. C. hmoi, .lao.ies
Tate-ai. (). (.tM.' it. .1. M. Wil
t-on, Q. ('. Tteiiipe, .1. it. Sii4"e , W.
!.. I;vis i N i v , C. . I!,ir'i., A.
Pavenport. '), h, P. :ndy, O. i. Joins
t'al 1. I -i. r - .1. U. .l -.ios, o. f". I.'.r.tv
luile rt Stai'iiius, Jnlin Johnson. J.
K. I'.rite Xiwl.tndl. P. G. Mani'l, W
H. .Vinistpiuj.-., O. !!. West p.enoni
Car'WiiL'ht Xi), Jo-epi Staford, li
.1. Willi, iih.
SECONI1 WEEK
John W. Whn'ey. Jerry ,1. TTuchpi,
Jesse Cartv.r' :hf, K. O. Mercer, J.
W. Paws in, W. R. Matthews. C. E.
Hint n. Joseph Frue, J. P. Weeks. Sr
W. D. Williams, (!. II. Scott. J. H.
Wa'st n. J. I). Wi'ish'W.A. P. Ward
C. P. Vorrlse:t ', J. A. Cart- r. J. M.
HasKott, Clyde- I i assiter, ("Tiarlie
Stafford, A. P. lluuhes, George Wr
White Sr., (Xix ), ('ary Pallunce Jr.,
W. T. Paik r, W. C Morse.
End of Strtke
A Union Victory
(Py United Press)
New York, Aug. S Normal car
tratlic was lvsumed today after a
strike of a" lilt" e more than a w"ek s
duration.
Though refus'ng to in'et thP spe
cific demands cf the Union lh, hi:
car companies recognized tne i;.,;
of the ealuien to orginiz.; and arc tl
to receive a committee, from t;;
Union to discuss terms' of setth-men.-
The victory is reRarued as oue n!
the greatest ever won by the Union
and the strike has been characteri:
ej has Tiavin? been remarkably
free from violence.
Ninety four per cent of the train
men favor a f-trike unless their de
mands are met, oeeordiiiR to th oT:i
cial tabulation of tlie vote just made
public this inor:il!!!?.
WATERULLY NEWS
Dr. E. C I'.rooks or th,. Depart
ment of l-'iloeat io-i of Triii'tv Col
lee and edimr of N, ('. Education,
find his son, Euponp, spent last week
in Manteo. On Tuesday eenin;: Dr.
Brooks made an pxeelleT't edmation
al address in Manteo lliuli School
Auditorium on "the su'i"ct: "What
Are the Pones That Primate?" In
this nbb exposition of the subject,
the speaker snid there were two
tea Of foret s that edu:at( tli,-. peo
ple and the material ttiitms In the
eommnnity and the forces within
the child. From stirt to I'mMi, the
address was fu'l of eoncn-o lilusfra
tlons, spetitic instances, and inspir
ing thoughr?.
Monday nf ernonn Prof. 1". C.
Brooks of Trinity College. Miss Mae
Scott of Pliz. City and Supt. E. W.
Joyner of Manteo. went to Mnnn's
Harbor. Prof. Brooks is deeply in
terested in the educational progress
of Dare County.
ntv
I Mrs. G ori;r Etheriilte retiifn
Monday f r m S-mth Mills.
Rev. C. A. Ashby and family left
Monday for a three weeks stay at
ytheville, Va.
Don t let the h it weather i
vou cro s. np'p in nerP tor a sa
of our b e cream and you will fee
all about it. SCOTT TWIDDY.
?ct
Good Looks are Easy
with
Marmolia
T1 1
Look ns good as your city cousins. No
maltcr if you do Tan or Freckle Magnolia
Halm will surely clear your skin initantly.
1 leals Sunburn, too. Just put a little on
your face and rub it off again before dry.
Simple and sure to please. Try a bottle
to-day and begin the improvement at
once. White, Fink and Rose-Red Colon.
75 cents at Druggiits or by mail dneX
9 SAMPLE FREE.
LYON MFC CO.. 40 So. Blh St.DrooMm. N.Y.
I
the national joy smoke
Slip a few Prince Albert
smokes into your system!
You've heard many an earful about the Prince Albert
patented process that cuts out bite and parch and lets you
smoke your fill without a comeback 1 Stake your bank roll that
it proves out every hour of the day.
Prince Albert has always been sold
without coupons or premiums. We
prefer to give quality I
There's sport smoking a pipe or rolling
your own, but you know that you've got
to have the right tobacco! We tell you
Prince Albert will bang the doors wide
open for you to come in on a good time
firing up every little so often, without a
regret! Youll feel like your smoke past
has been wasted and will be sorry you cannot
back up for a fresh start.
You swing on this say-so like it was a tip to a
thousand-dollar bill I It s worth that in happi
ness and contentment to you, to every man
who knows what can be
eotten out of a chummv
j
-rc-..i jimmy pipe or a makm s
afft.ft cigarette w i t h
Prince Albert for
o l k u n i u n i
fcQfcU " THE Prince
UHV .nf nu I DrTVAinCTnDiTArA J- -J J j il
P'-rfWr.iOlWW'l rs?f m auu 1' rM(i:-"Pr0cM. P.tented
!PyVr:.fW.!:,4lftSlyj i July 3th, 1907." That n...n.
that th United States Govern
ment has granted a patent on th
process by which Prince Albert 1
made. And by which tonjiu btt and'
throat parch ara cur out! Every
where tobacco is sold you'll find
Prince Albert swatting yon
in toppy red bags, 5c; tidy
red tins, 10c; handsoma
pound and half-pound
tin humidors and in
that clever crystal
glasshumidor.with
sponge - moistener
top, that keeps tha
tobacco In suca
fine condition-"
alwaysl
A
.At'aVH
SPEC
AL!
Waterlilly. N. ('.. Antr. S The
farmers -f thin place iuv I'm Mhi'i ;
thi ir s-.v i t po:a;u'.( this week, jroud
:el,ls aiul toi.d pi Ices make I'lent.v
(if money.
Saudi . rlin mitli his movic.-j i.,
inai.iie; thiiii'.s liv'y here wi-h u
ocd a'tcilunnce every ni Mu.' Hove
he will lonii' a,'ain.
SUsh Ruby I'urtriii.Ui.. and brother
(f Norfolk ;.re yisitinu their siler.
Mrs. It. 15. White.
.Mr. t'aiie and Miss Marie J.ines of
Nirfolk ore tin uuests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Philpots of Xorfelk
are expected to visit Mr, l'rinee
Hamilton' and Mrs. R. A- OrinrtH to
day.
Miss M.iblo Hakrr cf Norfolk w it li
two broth'.' rt, Cluid and Freddie are
vi'lting at their u'nde'a Mr. Soilcy
UoK.
Ml;;s Kthel I'ugh of New York i
f-pendlni; Uv suimiier with Mrs. I.ft
i,' P. r o.
.trs Ilanip'itl and rTil'.dron
of Poi'!;:r !;-aneh -ire vi-tiliiR rf la-
tives ."tld fl lends here.
,'rs Me'eiie .lurviH and daughter,
A.rs. .too l.itrhfifld and 'iMle son
.! bn -re th? l ti-; f a of Mis Minnf
Curt s.
!rs. ( I n- ee Dowdy and chi!
dr-n of Cian'y. N. ('., aro vMH:i;
h"r sister Mrs. Milton Melson.
Ml-s tl'ie S.i'idorlin and brotbor
of (Vrelln fire Bnemlb'K the weo!(
r n I "hh their sinter Mrs. Art hit
lfniupton.
(Vpl. V. h. Krb'bt of D-n's w-ttb
Ills vlf. and dauebter and Mrs M:tv
or Wh te and daughter Minnie of
KliziVeth riiy1inv? been visit Inp
their brother H. T.. Knight.
lis Kii:ie Siwyer rf Norfolk has
returned to her home from a three
weoVs visit to her Aunt Mrs. R. 1,.
Knluht.
FINE WHITE LAWN
Organdie finish, suitable for Waists,
Dresses, Children's Dresses, Etc.
A limited quantity only. While it lasts
per y
flip
1 y
Fowler
Co0
Wilson Writes
o t he Kaiser
(Hy United Tresa)
Tierlin. Am:. 8 I'resi lent Wi'son's
i' r r.n I 1 Iter to tho Ka'ser ro'iard
in.' I'olish relief was' h uided to I'm
poor William this morning.
MANUFACTURER LEAPED
TO DEATH
ft. Louis. Aug. 8 Georpe K.
Smith, oecretary of the Yellow Tine
Manufacturers' Apsiciition, leaped
o death' licro from tho fifteenth,
utory of tho bank building in wh!ch
his olT.ce was located.
RICHMOND'S
Most Centrally Located Hote
The Lexington
Headquarters for all North
Carolinians.
EUROPEAN $1.00 and up
AMERICAN $2.50 and up
T C. JONES, JR., Mgr
Fridy It
TiorMk Southern
This line is specializing .in
fast' freight service for both
carload and package freight.
Route Your Freight Via Nor
folk Southern Railroad
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