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v 0.0. 0 0 0 O 00 0 0 0 00 0 o Slhe2estihdnksgiDingift A package of good candy makes .'-V tne most acceptable Thanksgiv- A ing gift. WHITMAN'S the kinrj we sell is good candy! Wo cnhmit fhp fnllnwino nark ages for your consideration: The FussyH Package, all hird centers, 50c. t$3.00 , f' The famous "Sampler" Ten kinds In fancy box, $1.00 v y to $3.00. The "Library" Package. A 2 pound box with V book. $100 V Whitman's Assorted Nuts Package, 50c to $3.00 r Q Whitman's Mixed Chocolates, 40c. to $4.00 Our Candy is Always Kept on Ice! z pctheeari tfhcp, $ne. EASTERN CORNER HINTON BLD'G Phones: 800 and 950 O00000000000000 'I t ,v, - I Practical Economy Baking powders made from alum or phosphate may be bought for a trifle less than Royal Baking Powder, which is made from cream of tartar, derived from grapes. Alum powders are not only cheap; but they differ greatly in leavening power. If a cheap baking powder is used for a fine cake and the cake turns out a failure there is a waste bf costly materials worth more than a whole can of the cheap bak ing powder . Royal Baking Powder produces the finest food, and its use therefore, results m an actual saving. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York 'it 1 - Red Devil Lye Makes rain-water of the hardest water and your clothes let go the dirt. SAVES CLOTHES Red Davit Lye U powdered, and dleeolve In Untly. U In elftlna-top can and you can ue much or littU without waata. It la the up-to-date) lye. No cutting of cana, no waiting. You will never iu thm out-of-dat hard or ball (y again, one yoa try Hd IMViL ' Car a can provm it to yountlf. big cans' Poorly ventilated, drafty school rooms are a frequeht source of colds. Contact with , children who have colds is another cause. Damp dothihjf anrl wet feet are often iw'pnsible for that croupy cough, sore throat and tight chest . Dr. King's New Discovery is the remedy for your t children when they catch i coia. urown-ups luce it too, i for neanv ju vears it has t 'Im liMm iiaM in tirtnfViinl a&mf- f ,' '. . . tions with satisfactory results. 1 1 l ff J 3 if- $ ' It auicklv loosens the coueh V 1 f '.' 'and checks the cold. j ; Your druggist has sold it V Vc. i for vears. ""Try it ... II i - 4kr Mrs. Louis ellg tu hostess at a wc!) tppMted liaen showed Tnes lay aiternoon at her home on West Male street in honor of Miss Edna tracer, bride-to-be. . Ttj home was attractiTely decor ited (or the occasion with - terns ind cut Bowers. The guests enjoy ?J fin ot rook and bridge before he 'shower" fell, which deluged Ml; Kramer with loyelj gifts and :!.e ;ood wishes of man; friends. Aftcr .srdg courses of delicious re f reef n:ent9 were serred and good Ish?i continued to shower uion e entire party. Mrt. Se'ig's guests were: Xir, es Maude Orlce, Sue Grice. Matt - vhltehir8t, Eloise RobiP Jlar: :.ret Woodley, Uabelle Glbbs, Mesdimes Duckworth Glover. J. T. McCae. C- P. Brown. Wr. Skinner. W. A. Worth, Bessie Stuart, Nor man Whitehurst, Hatry Johnson. Frank Scctt. Ehel Lamb, Ray Kram er, Tan Morgan. Evelyn Aydlett. F. C Jacocks, M. L. Sanderlin, J. G. I' aring. Hutv Banks. G. W. War'l. Cassie Morrlsette. W. J. Woo lley, George Williamson, and Mrs. Powers MOYOCK BRIEFS The News From Chowan College Hoyocfc K. C. Not. 14 Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Gilbert of Norfolk are vlaiiing Mr. ind Mrs. NaihanJel Hathaway ot Northwest. Mr. R. W. Flora was In Elizabeth City recently on business. " Miss Chloe Flora returned Thurs day night from a visit to her Aunt, Mrs. J. E. Chesson of Holland. Mrs. T. F. Foat who has been fspendin ga few days with Mrs. M. F. Poyner hat returned to her home in Newrort News, Virginia. Mrs. W. E. Turner has returned 'rem Wilsor. N. C. where she his been risking her sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Morgan were in Elisabeth City the latter part or the week on business. Mrs. W. A. Cherry, of Norfo'k. visited friends in Moyock, Thur; day. . i Master Rufus Garrett who was recently injured by a carriage wheel passing over his body is rapidly re covering. HAS NARROW ESCAPE Moyock, N. C. Nov. 14. Mr. Jos Flora narrowly escaped a serious accident a few days ago. Mr. Flora was falling trees and not realizing the danger of the position he occu pied came near being hit by the , re. as it was he sustained tem porary Injuries from the blow of falling tree limbs. The Monday morning .exercises were well attended by the ladies of the community again today. The basket ball team began prac tice today. Miss Ida Bray, who is the coach for the girls, anticipates good wrk from the team and also hopes they will be able to play other teams at an early date. Mui fries, oro, N. C. Nov. 14 Miss 3s Goodwin. Parker, Olive, Middle ton and Katherine Taylor, Heler Williams, and Janle Parker attend ed the "Birth of a Nation'" given in Suffolk. Among the Sunday visitors here were: Mr. nd Mrs. L. White and sons, and little daughters, Estel'.e and Margaret of Coleraine. They visited their daugter Martha. Misses Ismay Draper, Carrie Har ris, and Lela Shields and Messrs. Redger Joyner,.Ben Stephenson and Joe Edwards of Pendleton called to see LolMe Edwards. Mr. L. I j, Taylor of Jackson came by and took his daunter, Ger I rude to Ahoskie. Mr. E. W. Whitley and Mr. G. B. Stoiy were the guests of RoBa Whit ley. Pres. Lineherry, Miss "Goodwin. Geneva Standin, Mattie Macon Nor man and Ethel Sutton returned Mon day NoNvN. fi. Miss Goodwin spent Sunday at her home In Elizabeth City while the others stoppoj in Hertford. Ruth Thomas of Cofield returned to Echool Monday after spending a few days at home on account of the death of her father. Mr. J. H. Stephenson culled to see Julia Drewett a short while Tuesday Morning. Pros, and M s. l.lneberry and clil' dren. Jack and Doris left Tuesday. Pres. Lineherry going to Raleigh to Otttend the Bladen Association. Mr?. Lineherry ;ind children to visit relatives. The French and German basket bill teims met on the field TueHf day afternoon. The result was i( .score of 1 ito 13 in favor of th French. Janie Parker was called hnme Tuesday on account of the death of her uncle Mf. Fred Parker of Mon-ola. Miss Panlinp Ely of class 'It; was a caller here for a short time Thursday morning. Janie Blow Is away from school this week on account of the sick ness of her mother. Misses Lennie Stephenson, Lela Shields, nd Vergle Lawrence and Messrs Joe Edwards and Aubrey Davis of Pendleton werft guests here a short while Tuesday. The second match game played between the R. M. and other teams was played Nv 9. against the Sop homores. The score was 34 to 4 In favor of the R. Ms. It was the same as when they played the Fresh men. "rrrm The public enjoyed one of the rar est treats ever given by Chowan, Friday evening, November 10. AKi though the weather was inclement a Hrge crowd gathered In the Audi torlum to hear Albert Mason Harris ef Vander' I't University give "The F rtune lhntev." He was an artls' throughout his entire program. He- Is nmong the cr,test orators, lee Mirs find reader"! that havo visited h Ccl'eeze. "The Fortune Hunter' Is a' si)RrklIng comedy. He has n charming personality and attracts attention wheresver be goM. He made many friends whi'e here and ft wa well forth th cost tot ' hear 3?s m IFNOl WM N&i 1 i Whose fault Is it? It is not ours We offer you the necessary reauJre ments to place you on the safe aide and would be more Mian delighted Write You A Policy asoi v moJj no. 08)OJd rim imp by fires at a very low rale. We rep resent the best and most rollabe companies on earth. LITTLE S WM MM OPERATES PASSENGER TRAINS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN TO TERMINAL 8TATION, NORFOLK, WITHOUT TRAN8FER. N. B. The following schedule flo urea published as information ONLY and are not guaranteed. TRAINS LEAVE ELIZABETH CD SOUTH BOUND 9:68 a. m. daily tor Edenton and local station. 1:00 p. m. dally for Raleigh, Golds- MTr mj 'So J letitrirjfc oujiij. 'oHvai -b h 'irtla a b aim jnaiy mm ivuiviy vo 0) ;dd noiTmaora jaqixnj lOjj 3toon8 ioj Xchi,k PJ ps9tp9A 'XvpaoK 'in d 011 aj pm iojjo.v Joj 'i)tp 'tu 'fl -fjcig; UNO V) ion 10 tSBjdxa itBp 'U os:I aonns ejaipemjequj ' ONOOS Hi HON nontnis 9JSIP,' mj9jui pal tuoa dN '1?l pH Joj mo Saideais asmun,l ' taajdxa WJM IW 'ni ;d.92:Ql ; - "; :;v "njea- mN joj w no lonj nstunnj 'Vfijod e)!pm.tfitT piri? q:oi For- bme uqljd is One Five Foot FLOOR SHOW CASE: OWENS SHOE COiMPANY StU-eVC; BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO tOLD BAY LINE Steamers. leave Norfolk kh P.M., daily and on Sundays, November 12th and26, December 10th and 24th, ana alternate Sundays thereafter until fur ther notice. , r On Sundays the Old Bay Line has no steamer (sailiW tirlrpft rnntrl via thit lin tiilfl ha fnW.A'..J t- 1 passage by th"e,Chesapealce Steamship ( Company. ' - r 1 . - , ' Ml' . CUD FREE To further introduce our matchless f love cleaning we will clean them free for a limited time if sent With ladies or gen tlemen's suit, one pair cleaned whea;h suit, Special attention to clean ing and pressing your; outer apparel, sport coats, etc. Our method is the "Hoffman Sanitary Way". Satisfaction guaranteed. COOPER GLEANING WKS Phone 280 BBjegejefesiBIHBBBBB II i .i . i Here the fa mous dishes ct the Sunny South are served in true Southern style. Courtesey and consi d e r a ti o n mark the person al attention given each guest. BUft; BEE: CAFE It's the sea son for fish And oysters, and we make a specialty of these. Call for them cooked in your favorite style 9 OS 1 A.NVdW03 UflDSW TVNOUVN 8S9UlfS3JJ -U3AO 1IM HOX O) SUI03 iatp ! BtuosajoqAeptntSinsutioa 6t ti st Sutzpsddv w podjtrnj ITS 04 At A 99C ,( W'E are showing excellent values in Solid Gold La valiers at $2.50 0 H. Gv-BriIhit:Go. Hinton BuildiiifT M-.in Street
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