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Protects Your Profits
By keeping all Live Stock Healthy.
Easy and Safe to Use
Economical
Kills Lice, Mites, Sheep Scab and
Ringworm. Heals Cuts, Scratches,
Wounds and common skin troubles.
Prevents flog Cholera
and All Contagions Diseases
Experiments on live host Drove
that a 21 dilution of Kre.o Dip
No. 1 will kill Virulent Hog Cholera
Viru in 5 minute by contact"
Write for free instructive booklets
on the care of all live stock and
poultry.
Kiese Dip No. 1 it Origiail Pidifts
for Stic ky
GUY DRUG STORE
Cor. Water & Matthews Streets
D D Dudley of South Mills was
in the city Tuesday.
Mis8 Pearl Gregory of Okisko has
accepted a position "with P. W. Mel
ick Company.
Ned Winslow of Hertford was in
the city on business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shannon
house of Hertford were In the city
Wednesday.
Miss Beulah Trafton Of Camden
was here Thursday shopping.
M. W. Ferebee of Camden was
In the city on business Thursday.
M. W. l.ister of Weeksvllle was
here Thursday on business.
E. R. Daniels of Wanchese was
In the city Thursday.
W. J. Griffin of Manteo was in
the cify Tnursday.
NORMAN R, SIMPSON
Electrician
Motors and Magnetos
repaired, general amateur
work. If you have a
burnt out motor or any
thing of the sort call on
me at Simpson Brothers
Shops on Matthews street.
wed, frl sat.
AN Ideal Christian Home School. Preparatory and Collcflhte courses. Art,
Expression. Physical Culture, I'edagogv, Domestic Science, Husiness, etc. Con.
wrvatoryof Music High standard
' trained Instructors Takes onlv
JjSt passed health record. Hnck buildings. Steam heat. Electilc lights. Excellent
IfTtS. table. Condf. vmnadnm. Park-llkp rammn. Concerts, lectures, tennis. ba&keU
JiT5i V Kill. AMtr inr fm -.-if
MISS MARY OWEN
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
,OLB BAY LINE
"Steamers leave Norfolk 6:20 P. M. daily, In
eluding Sundays, until further notice,
tr.
A. F. TOXEY & CO.
10 and 12 Water St.
The Heme of
LEBANO!! BELLE AND FAMO FLOURS
TO OUR FRIENDS-
We urge vnu to reinforce vour stock at prices
now prevailing. For sure the war of heavy trading dur
ng the first fall month will prices up to a higher level.
A. F. TOXEY & CO.
Wholesale Grocers
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Arlnl Fir, tfmut IV Vrt hf pliyvletMa. Ara
Found House
4,000 Years Old
(by L'lKtej Trtss)
1 hiluiK lp:iu, Aug. 4 Stone impld
nients and household tools, estimat
ed to be 4,uij0 ye-irs od, forming
pait of a cillection owned by Mer
erupth, son and successor to Uames
ts the Great, loO years before the
time of Christ, have been unearthed
in the pre historic monarch's palace
at Iwempliis, aiieient capital of Egy
pt. Advi.es tilling of these import
ant discoveries have just reached
ihe Unversity Museum here from
Dr. Clarence S. Fisher, leader of
the Eekley B. Coxe, Jr. expedition to
fgypt. it was Larmd today.
In a full report, Dr. Fisher des
cribes wandering through the spaci
ous halls if the great palace that
for centuries lay buried in ancient
Memphis, Gold ornaments, scarabs,
vessels of various kinds and vases
were found intac t, just as they must
have been when the lords of those
days evacuated Many cf the relics
found, says Dr. Fisher, date hack
to the Stone Age. Traces of a fire
that mu-t have ravished the palace
are found on every side, according
to the archaeologist.
WHY HER CLOTHES COST SO
MUCH
I By United Press)
Chicago, Aug. 9 Here's why her
clothes cost bo much.
. This fall she asks for long full
skirts on ier party gowns and dress
es ana insists that 521 a yard ma
terial be used".
It takes four yards and 'up" to
make a skirt of this kind, or $84
worth for "just the dress goods"
which doesn't make the waist nor
put on the trimmings.
That's why some women's dresses
cost around $150.
This deduction was brought out to
day when Chicago dress manufactur
ers made their display at the Fall
Style show of Chicago-made gar
ments at Elsmarck gardens
Dress manufacturers vied with
each other t0 display the most cost
ly material in their dresses, lluyers
agreed that all had succeeded.
The war has made costly material
more costly, say maiiuiaeiureia, u
cause these kinds come from import
ed goods demands a good prico, nrd
.. e . . -
die west buyers discovered today
Navy blue is the prevailing color
The waist Is cut yoke effect with
purples, and wine colors also are
favorites.
The waist is cut yokg effect with
a collar in the back.
C. A. BosMie of Woodville was in
iho city Thursday.
Pr. I.. J. l'uiilhaber of Edenton
spent Sunday here the 2ue.it of Dr
Yh:tnr Finc-k.
Mr. an,) Mrs. P. It. Kramer have
returned from Virginia Bench where
(In y spent th, week-end
maintained by large staff of experienced, college
li)0 hoarders and teaches the individual, t'nsur-
hofnro clr-rinrf h fnWocSP itW Vfllir d.lllil hfpr.
GRAHAM, President. Raleigh, N. C.
ri793l Bingham's central purpose for 123 Yars
n mil PI? Hm I nnnmin pmmrwm nrr vww
f Patrwwfr tnWrntt.n.l. Military Ufntion. U. J.
N. Y. Faces
Milk Famine
(By United Press)
New York, Aug. 9 The city faces
a milk famine as a result of the d
niand of the up-state da'ries for
higher rrices. vThp distributors
have refused to consider the increase
and a conference ef civic and state
authorities has been called.
Fleets Clash
In Adriatic
(By United Press)
Berlin, Au?. 8 The Austrian and
Italian fleets were engaged in the
Adriatic on Aug. 2nd.- accordi tg to
official reports received here.
It is stated that the Austria is re
gistered hits an(i that the Italian ves
sels disappeared soon afer the en
gagement was joined.
The fight followed a raid by ' the
Austrians on Wolfetto. The Au-ilrain
units report that they sustained no
damage in the engagement.
Sentry Was
On the Job
(By United Press)
Columbns, N. M., Aug. 4 Militia
men from western Massachusetts
have been assigned the honor of
guarding the base camp. A cordon
of troops is thrown around the en
tire camp every night. It Is a duty
of great importance.
The easterners already have dem
onstrated their efficiency. Colonel
W. C. Hayes, commanding the sec
ond Massachusetts regiment will tea
tify to that today.
While inspecting the guard lines
last night the Colonel and his Ad
jutant were rid'ng through a lonely
stretch of desert in pitch darkness
south of the camp.
"Halt," came the sharp command
from an alert guardsman.
"That's all right my man." said
Colonel Hayes soothingly. 'This is
Colonel Hayes inspecting the guard.'
"I don't care who you Bay you are
came thn menacine reply, 'Dis
mount and advance to be recogniz
ed and don't loiter either."
Iri the darkness the Colonel could
see the dim outlines of the sentry
w'th his rifle leveled.
"And I didn't loiter," the officer
said. "I fairly tumbled off that
horse and advamed. When the
guard recognized the he apologized
for taming ihe the lneonvionoo.
doubt if any suspicious characters
get into camp through the lines."
GIVES HAY RIDE
A hay-ride was given by Eddie
M'nertson Tuesday night in honor of
Miss Ida Mae Hnll who Is the guest
of Mrs. Litchfield on Martin s!..
The guests were: Misses Mary
Ward. Mary Lou Muinb n, Aun'.ia
S,-,l, Lillian Hooper. Ida 'Mac
Hall, TUlle Lewis, Mrs. I). 11. Simp
H(.n. Messrs Edward Albertson. Tom
Alfjertson. Walter TUddiek, Harris
K'-id, EHsha Held and Matthew
White.
Miss Adde Tate nnf daughter.
Miss Irene, of Long Point aro visit
in,' Mrs. T. T). Mann on Riverside.
C. W. Melick hasr ettirned from
n fi-w days visit to his family at
-ns Head.
Will'iede I'eele returtird last night
from a three-days business trip in
Camden county.
Mr. T.uthrr Lasiter and famfly
l.ave r turneiT from IlHtt'T'is where
they vl hit e f.-lenls and relatives.
Mrs. Martiret Hill lina returned
from a V'slt 0 Iht daughter. Mrs.
V. ,T: Trafton in Norfolk.
Dr. J. S Milllken of Buffalo C'H:
Is in the city today
R. W. Vreeman of Wilson .Super
vls'ng ng"nt of this distri' t of Conn
ty Agrl'iilniml Ag"tits, h in the
city.
Mbs Mattie Dantis has returned
from New York and ether northern
eiticR where she has been buying
goods fr Fowler & Company.
Mrs. Troy Roland is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Smith, at Belhaven.
Miss Tenrl Smith haB returned to
her home at Panteso alter a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Troy Rolan1 on
Hyer stret.
ARMERS' BUSINESS
i
We Give Particular Attention To
The Business of Farmers.
A checking account with a bank is a convenience no
farmer should be without.
Our Savings Department is another excellent feature,
affording, as it does the privilege of withdrawals, to
gether with the advantage of interest on your funds.
Our acemmodating officers are always at the service
of our customers.
We cordially invite the farmers to make this their
Banking Home.
$1.00 starts an account.
GDTDZENg. BANK
Elizabeth City, N. C.
O. McMULLAN,
President
M. R. GRIFFIN,
Cashier
William Armstrong, formerly of
this city but now of Goldshoro, 's in
the city on his vacation. He will
spend a few days at Nags Head be
fore returning to his home.
JUST AN EMPTY CRADLE
A m i:nd upon the hillside on which
lue i.oei! weep,
I'ur Hip t.utuer'.s little li irling now
so fa; t asleep;
J ,i t . !i c::Tty cl::"le vlrn baby
"U' e ;id rest,
Just an aching heart, where baby
once was pr'ssed.
llose!ud lips are silent, wee pink
toos ure stil', v
i.miely hearted mother by the
i lound upon the hill;
.lust seme batt'.ri d playthings that
baby oiu e did use,
Just a weeping mother, no baby to
- amuse;
S lent tears r.ro coursing down tho
palo wan face;
How she tiiisses bu' y from her ac
customed place;
Oft she will awaken In some dark
ened hour.
Go o ml leek for baby in her downy
bower. Then r-V wHT remc'iff Iho ;rave
upon the hill.
The llnJe cliirtitts fingers now for
ever still;
Ju.-f. some iitil" keepsakes dearer
Him all the- world.
Just sof.e Utile dressc:, just a gol
den curl,
MolIh r weep n0 long'T o'er the lit
tie mound.
In heaven shining brightly your
jewel will be found,
Just a little an vl in that happy
land.
Just a l'H'o strang'T ("lirist has call
ed bis lamb,
Tor He wants your treasure that He
your heart may win,
From the darkened pathway of this
world of sin;
A tiny mid jv opening, transplant
ed by his Hand;
Basking In the lnvellght of that ln
less land.
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OPERATES PASSENGER TRAINS
FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN
TO TERMINAL STATION,
NORFOLK, WITHOUT
TRANSFER.
N. B. The following schedule fig
Ores published as Information
ONLY and are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE KLIZAUETH
CITY
SOUTH BOUND
9 : 58 a. m. .dally for Edenton and
local ttatlcns.
1:00 p. m. dally for Raleigh, Golds
horo and intermediate . pointB,
Pullman Parlor Car for New
Bern .
10:2C p. in. dally Night Express
for Fayettovillo and Charlotte,
Pullman looping Cars for Ral
eih, New Uern and Interme
diate Stations.
NORTH BOUND
5:51 a. in. daily for Norfolk and
intermediate stations. .
2: 3D p. rn. daily Kxpress for Nor
folk ONLY.
3:20 p. in. dally, except Sunday for
Norfolk and intermediate, sta
tions. C:30 p. m. Sunday only for Norfolk
and Intermediate stations.
1:10 p. m". Monday, Wednesday
and Friday for Suffolk.
For further Information app'y to
C. P. Garrett, Ticket Asent, Eliz
abeth city, c,
E. D. KYLE, II. LEARD,
Tratlic Manager Gen. Pass. Agt
Jl1 J
RUB-WY-TISRl
wWill cure'yrur Dhenmaiisni
Neurolglj, Hetdche9 tramps,
Colic, Sprains, Ertiise, Cuts and
Barns, Old Sores. Stin?s of Insects
Etc.Antistptio Anorlynf , used in-
J ternall; and externally. Price 25c
C. GLOVER,
V. 'President
C. NEWBOLD,
Asst. Cashier
D3MZZ933S3
ProfessionalCards
DR. WILLIAM PARKER
DENTIST
NiuooiOxid
223 Hlnton Bldg Elhj City
PHONE 888
DR. M. M. HARRIS
DENTIST ''
Kramer Building, Main Street j
Hours 8 to 12 nnd 2 ta 6
DR. S. W. GnEGORY
DENTIST
Office In Hinton Building
Corner Main and Martin
w. d. cox,
Attorney At Law j
MOYOCK, N. C.
Currituck Courthouse Each Monday
DR. VICTOR FINCK -Doctor
of Veterinary Medlclno
Office 209 t
Hlnton Building
Can be reached by phone at Deani
In daytime or at Mrs Mollle Fear.
ing's ResIdcnce aftpr 10 o'clock p m
JULIAN V. ScLIG,
Eyesight Specialist
Next Selig's J.welry Siore
Phone 616 .,
GEO. J. SPEIXE
Attorney And Counsellor At Law
Kramer Building
DR. J. H. WHITE,
Twenty Five Years In
DENTISTRY
In All Branches
Office Over McCabe & Grica's Storsl
t
DR. H. S. YVILLEY
'dentist j
Kramer Bldg Room No. 219
REAL HOUSE CLEANING
When you start to get your hom
ready for Spring remember there
.s nothing so deaa as paint and tap
tilsh.
And nothing bo boautlfvlng to got
the best results use Stg SemPPastsl
Paint en 'lie ouMlde No. 61 Var
nish on the inside . (
Satisfaction will ht your reward,