If'you want to fight, go
to Europe. If you want
to "see somebody", go
take a seat on the Bee Hive
steps. If ou want a farm
or a home in town, get
your mind on 203 Hinton
Building.
W. L. DUNSTAN
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EHILOH BRIEFS
Sshool Opens
At Poplar Br.
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tile Jia.-t :r is -o!:iiilrtinn li,
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.!r. M. U. C;.r.wri"lit u
Norfolk toiiu , to vi.sil li r
t rs Mrs. J. ('. ( "optx-i.-inif !i
Mrs. C. U McCloinl.
Thf Junor I'lii'.allicu ciitertutiieil
(he Ji.nlor Iturica at. .Miss 1'auline
Wliahvs last Friday night.
Miss Mamin I tray lias returned t
her home in Norfolk al'ttr hpendins;
some tinip with lu-r frmel Miss
Lilah Sawcr.
Miss N'aiini,. I'aitU'tt of Klizabeth
City is visiting triends !ur." .
We are !ad to hoar that liltlp
Lucfe Cowcll is improving from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mr. W. D. (in gory went to Nor
folk today.
Miss Pearl Unman of South Mills
who has lioen visit ins here has re
turned home.
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.Mr. I.. I., laiiii,
WIT" H' K jlticinl, 1
and friends f li:
s.-lio.d.
OPERATED ON FOR TOISSILITIS
rt'liry . Price, Ihe little ten
year old am of Mr. and Mrs. A. 15.
Trie? of N'ixcnton, was operated on
for tonsiliiis Monday at the Eliza
beth City Hospital and was able to
leave Thursday far his home, the
operation lie'n; unite siiecesKl'ul and
his progress toward recovery from
the eft: els or .le operation entirely
atisfa tc ry .
Mr. A. 11. Price, the little fellcw's
father, was in the city Wednesday
to 8Le his son and was vrry much
pleased wit), the l.oy's progress.
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11. Iv I.are of Tyner was in the
city on business Thursday.
.Mr. Jerome v:- a spier,
did lalli. With his words before u
iial l lie pio-p'it of a n ;v luiildiim
ii r tll'lire liM-, We I 1 we oaii
coiMNieine our woik a.iiin joyfully
een under our tr-iiifi c-inditions.
Th.- i mollna-iii is as r.l wt:
lliyh Sehoal. r.O.
Klenieiitary Grades, ltai, making a
total of Kill. Oilier pupils are ex
pected to vnter soon. The music
i-la; s numbers 110, two of these will
take voice, under Miss Sawyer.
The firi-t ttacher's meeting of the
i opiar I'ranch "district was held at
Urandy on t he 9th.
The Teacher's H-ad-nu; Circle was
organied with Mr. Lohr pres. and
Miss Miller sec., This circle expects
to gain much from this organiza
tion. Miss Beatrice Parker left Tues
day to enter the State Normal at
Greensboro.
Mr. Warlund Parker left for Nor
folk Tuesday.
Miss Kuniie Jerome lett Tuesday
for liuibur College where he will
he a sti.deht this year.
Miss (Jrac? Jerome 1 ft Tuesday
for G. W. C.
Most of our IPgh School gradu
ates of last year, ate entering the
ViWlous colleges.
Miss Lucetta Gallop passed thru
Poplar Hranch on her way to Coin
jock, where she will teach this
'cn
Mrs T. E New-hern cf Jarvlsburg
and her brother. Mr. I. A. Forbes,
were in the citv on business Friday
Frank Nxou of Sunbury was
here Thursday on business.
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Sterling
Flatware
An cxceptional.lv rich and graceful pattern of
Sterling Flatware h.s just been placed on the
market by the Whiting Manufacturing Co., Bridge
port, Conn. The new pastern tfhich represents Ster
ling Ware in its highest and mot artistic state, is
named the
"O&SANA,
i
We are fortunate enough to have the exclusive
agency for the Whiting Mfs. Co. for this city and
will in a few days show you a full line of the beauti
ful new pattern "Oriana," as well as the "Port
land," "Lady Baltimore," "Livingston," and
a number of others.
We show below the Whiting Co.'s trademark,
which you should alw?ys make sure is stamped on
all your Silver purchases.
SCHOOL FOOTWEAR
The greatest care is exercised in producing our SCHOOL SHOES. They are made by man-
THnpnur.HF.v n..r
Shoes for boys and girls are made in a variety of good styles, many cf which are to be seen ex-
clusivelv. ::::: :
WE ARE EXPERT FITTERS OF CHlLDREf'Sx FEET
BOYS SHOES
Tan, Gun metal, Kid Leathers
Heavy and Medium Soles
Welted and Stitched
Hutton, Blucher and Bals
(Bomplete Stock SBotjs Scouts
rf'jij sfei.'. jaftiiy --N
GIRLS' SHOES
Patent, Vicikid, Gun metal
Liht and Medium Soles
xMedium and Low Heels.
Cloth and Kid Tops
$a6y SAoes of all Zftind
I HAVE JUST RIGHT WIDTH AND SIZE FOR EVERY FOOT. TO END All SCHOOL TROUBLES SEND THE CHILDREN HERE
505
MAIN ST.
I 505
- I MAIN ST.
Announcing
Our Semi-Annual
Millinery Opening
Showing the Latest Fall Fashions
Of New
Millinery
I Wednesday and Thursday
September 20 and 21
AFTER VACATION
S. R. SIFF C O. Inc.
"BE FORE INVESTING IKSIMIE'-
For better results use the Old Reliable
B. P. S. or S. W. P. ready mixed Paints,
Covers most, looks best, wears longest,
most economical, full measure. Also
anything you need in .Hardware or
Building Material.
PORCH COLUMNS A SPECIALTY. jj
J. H. AYDLETT HARDWARE CO.
WATER STREETf
Tru-innrrT mi iiini i nil ib tt ii ii ihmhiii hi ii ii'ii i i, ihii, h mm i i mi
TRADE Ml
1HI f
ght
- JEWELED
14 South Poindexter Street
For Quick Buyers
CP
To
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TfeCDEP
CLOTHES
pmm
the chances are that
your clothes will need
cleaning and pressing be- a
tr.re niiitinc nwov tnr
i g (- j
next season. Send them
to us and we will put
them in the finest shape
ofr you
Also get your fall gar
ments', suits, ladies sport
coats, etc. and let us save you the price of a new one.
Our Prices are acknowledged to be very reasonable
COOPER CLEANING WKS.
Phone 280
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br-4
L B. FLORA CO.
Wholesale Grocers and Tobacconists and
Dealer in Hay, Lime and Cement
O M Fancy Flour "There is None Better"
99 Fancy Patent Flour and Uncle Remus So.'f
Rising Flour
Atlas Portland Cement The standard by
which all other makes are measured.
Wrenn's Buggies-The best at moderate Cost
LOADED SHELLS A SPECIALTY
PHONE 38
ELIZ. CITY,N C
The canning season is almost over. We
still have a few more Fruit Jars and Rubbers
A for sale.
A. F. TOXEY & CO.
Wholesale Grocers
10 and 12 Water St.
S MISS S. A. PERRY I
Announces to her friends and the public her
1 Opening of Fall and Winter Millinervon Wed-
nesday and Thursday, September 20th and 21st
All are most cordially invited to attend No
i cards sent in town.
Y. M. C, A. BLDG., -:- "MAIN STREET
laltimore Steam Packet Co
OLD BAY LINE
"Steamers leave Norfolk 6:30 P. M. dailv. In
m
eluding Sundays, until further notice
FARM FOR SALE
373 Acres of land, 200 acres in thrifty pine
- thicket, $500 worth old growth pine timber
175 acres in good state of cultivation.
Buildings worth $2,000. Nicely located 6
miles from E. City, one half mile from boat
landing. Fine range for stock, can be made
fine stock farm ana a most desirable home.
Thirty five doilars per acre on easy terms
to quick buyer.
N. R. Parker & Son
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING