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fAGE TWO THE DAILY ADVANCE, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1921 The Daily Advance Peele &. Peele, Publishers LKIUHT PEELE. r.DilOlt Entered t the poKNillice nt Kli.uletli City, S, C, as second class matter. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Tress is exclusively entitled to I lie use for republication of news dispatches rrelitel to it or not o'hrrwl.w credited in this puper u.l Hiso (o (lie loeal news published ttierein. SIBSCRIPITOX KATES I i;y carrier I 1 week 10c j 1 mouth (in advance) 4-c B mouths (in mlviiiKc) $1.20 j 0 Timnllis (in advance) $2.25; 12 months (in advance) $1.00; UY SI AIL 1 Zone One, 12 mouths $1.00 j Zone Two, 12 months $5.00! Zono Three, 12 months $(1.00 ' Talk of the District Fair; makes one appreciate the Tact that 1921 is slipping away. GENUINE AGONY COLUMN Business is better already for those who keep after it. But' times are still hard for the man who is waiting for things tS get better. DURHAM tobacco makes 50 good cigarettes for 10c ;y This 'Jt twj-riea- tA' itnee-,. EVERY NOW AND THEN SOMEBODY ASKS ME WHY I DON'T GET OUT A l'Al'KH LIKE CAUL UO KKC II DOES AT NEW BERN OH LIKE BRAXTON DOES AT KINSTON AND THE ANSWER IS PLAIN THE SI'N JOURNAL . IS OOERC'H ANU THE FREE PRESS IS BRAXTON AND THE ADVANCE IS PEELE AND OUR PAPERS CAN'T HE ANY .MORE ALIKE II IAN WE ARE GOKKCH AND BRAXTON ARE BETTER LOOKING THAN I AM BUT I DON'T BELIEVE EITHER OP EM HAVE MORE SENSE THAN I HAVE 'EKSOXALS Congresswoman Robertson says women want wPrv Pcr-j haps she's right about it, gen-i crally speaking. But now and! then you find a woman who; has preferred to remain single.! In spite of the insanity,! blindness and death resulting! from the drinking of blind tiger: liquor, chronicled in the daily j papers, there still seem to, bej plenty of folks willing to take' a chance. I The Advance finds business: better,' thank you; and believes! that the man who goes out! after it instead of waiting for it to come to him can say the same thing if he doesn't stop going too soon. The man whose chief thought and principal topic of conversation is the way the women dress, the chances are, is himself either a ninny or a mollycoddle. More important! than what women wear is what men think. Saturday's showers were Rev. II. K. Will la ma will leave this week for Ridge Crest for a moil th 'h vacation. ..Miss .. Isabel Meekins is visiting relatives at Windsor. Miss Maud Moss left Sunday fsr a visit to Mrs. C. V. Grice at Nags Head. ,. A. J. Jennings, of Wecksville, was in tliH city Monday morning. Miss Maude Palmer returned Sun-' day night from a vacation trip to Nags Head. Mr. and Mrs. M. f. Gallop and family expect to leal Tuesday for an extended slay at Virginia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Johnson are back from a motor trip through Vir ginia, Maryland and Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kramer and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pinner return ed Sunday from an automobile trip to Pen-Mar, Md. Mrs. H. K. Wrilliams and children will leave this week for Nags Head. Miss Serena Williams, of Norfolk, Is villi lug Mrs. Claud Tarking'ton on Burgess street. Dr. W. W. Sawyer and family and Mr. and Mrs. E, T. Burgess left Sun day morning for a ten days' automo bile trip to Washington, D. C, and through the Shennandoah Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains. : r Mrs. C. Judson Sawyer, of Wind sor, is visiting her sister, Mrs. I. M. Meekins, on Main street. Mrs. Ada Burfoot Lester has re turned home after spending a month at Ocean View. Misses Mattie and Nellie Jackson are ftneniliner llieir vnrnHnn in Vnr. twice biesseu, breaking, as mey , r0k. did, a long and trying drouth ,, T . , . ' b J Mrs. Charlie Jones has returned on growing crops and at the: after spending three weeks with rel- same time giving town and atiV1'8 ln Norfolk. country alike relief from the Miss Addle Rea, of Edenton, is visiting Mrs., George Williamson on Dyer street. Miss Rea is on her way to New York to buy fall goods for The Quality Shop of Edenton. dust plague that had beset us for some days. It seems that Secretary Hughes and President Hard ing, in their negotiations with Germany on the subject "of a treaty of peace, are as oblivi ous of the Senate as ever Wood row Vilson was. Well, well, administrations change and even Lodge a:td Hi Johnson seemed to be changed by them. Wilbur Whitchurst was taken to a Norfolk hospital Saturday morning by his father and Dr. Peters for an operation for appendicitis. Miss Cora Jones, of Old Trap, is ttho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones, on Pearl street Editor Herbert Peele spoke at the evening service of Calvary Bap tist church Sunday, supplying for Rov. Romulus P. Hall, who is in a 1 revival with Rev. E. L. Wells, of NEVER BETTER West Virginia Woman Well Again After Suffering 15 Years Gained 15 Pounds "Everyone at my house is a linn believer in Tanlac, for it has rcliev ied me of my awful troubles and 'built me up fifteen pounds In 'weight." said Mrs. M. P. Harnett of 1 1814 4th Avenue, Huntington, West I Virginia. i ' j "For fifteen long years my stom-. (ach was in such a disordered condl tion everything I ate fermented and caused gas to form which bloated me up terribly, made my heart palpi I tat e like it was going to jump out of i my body and gave nie the most lawful cramping pains. I had no 'appetite and most of the time I ' couldn't retain anything on my stomach. THEIR PAPERS ARE BIGGER AND AT FIRST GLANCE MAKE A BETTER SHOW AND THEY PRINT MORE ADVERTISING THAN I DO HUT I'LL HE DOGGED IF I CAN SEE ANY BETTER REPORTING OR ANY MORE LOCAL NEWS IN EITHER OF THEM THAN THERE IS IN THE ADVANCE AND BY THE TIME THE ADVANCE IS AS OLD AS THE SUN-JOURNAL OR THE FREE PRESS "This gas bothered me so at night I had to prop myself up with pillows in order to breathe, and as my nerves were also in a terribly upset condition I was never able to get a good night's sleep. I bad awful pains in my back and sides, was badly constipated, had severe head aches and spells of dizziness. I felt bad all the time and almost too weak and tired to move. "Well I finally decided to give Tanlac a trial and I felt a wonder ful improvement before I bad finish ed my Iir3t bottle. Since taking four j bottles my appetite is so good I can j hardly get enough to eat and my stomach never bothers me a particle. I "The pains have all gone from my jback, I am no longer constipated and , those headaches and spells of diz- zincs have left me completely. My nerves are perfectly calm and, I i sleep like a child all night long. All I that weak, tired feeling is gone and lilli, AUVA.M fi WILL, lit, AS Ulli T fop !ls Wp ;ia I pvpr in life. A thro;? hundred vrar feud ! Ki'toii. was settled the other day when chiefs of the Iroquois and Huron trib?s of I'!:r,f! met, smoked th" pace- piivj and went out o.i 1'r.e hunt to-j gether. Many of our own neighbor'tord fci'.ls might b" settled as ca'ly if we could f et together and talk things over. Mrs. .1. P. Ad.ieis and children, Gladys. Louise and James. Jr., have re1 u rued from a two weeks' stay at Ocean View. The Advance would be the last to take from any boy, no matter what his color, the chance to turn an hqnnst nickel or dime; but the cloud of boot blacks that beset the pedestrian with their cries of "Shine, Rhine," is little short of a nuis ance. Some wav ought to be found to keep them from an noying people without debar ring them from plying their trade. LOCAL MARKETS flnylng Reported tj N. O. Granrty & Co.) Eggs .30c doz. Corn 65c bu. Cotton 10 e lb. Belling Flour $7.75 bbl. 'Reported by Carolina Potato Exchange Philadelphia J5.50-J6.00 Kew York $4.60 AND PRINT AS MUCH ADVERTISING AS EITHER OF THEM IF I COULD TAKE THE ADVANCE TO NEW BERN NOBODY'D WANT IT. THERE EXCEPT A FEW SOREHEADS AND I HAVE A SNEAKING NOTION THAT IP GOERC11 fe'OULD BRING THE SUN JOURNAL TO ELIZABETH CITY FOLKS WOULD STILL PREFER THE ADVANCE ANYWAY EACH OP US IS BUSY WORKING OUT HIS OWN SALVATipN ACCORDING TO HIS OWN IDEALS - AND I THINK WE'LL ALLL SUCCEED IX WHAT WrE ARE STRIVING FOR TO SOME EXTENT AT LEAST PROVIDED THAT EACH OF US CONTINUES TO PUT HIMSELF INTO HIS PAPER AND DOESN'T TRY TO BE SOMEBODY ELSE I THANK YOU PHOKE 713 For Groceries Prompt Service Lowest Prices Uy.'ogd my f crai1 Brighten Your Home Heighten up those dull cor nel's. Paint and Varnish will often transform the room tliat is your "cyc-soie" to the Aost attractive in the house. A little good paint will deco rate a room and , change the whole appearance. Try it in your home you'll find everything you need here. CULPEPPER HARD WARE CO. Taking The Bunk Out of Advertising In criticising advertisers who use national magazines we do not decry the value of magazines, nor do we imply that all magazine advertising is ill-advised. Advertising is simply printed salesman ship. It's purpose is to sell merchandise. Magazine circulation is necessarily scat tered, reaching obviously and necessarily but a very small percentage of the people in any community. Comparatively few manufacturers have anywhere near 100 per cent distribution. Therefore comparatively few advertisers an afford to place the bulk of their adver- . tising only in magazines. It is the practice of some companies to im press the dealer with the tremendous magazine program and suggest that the dealer get his share of the national demand thus created by advertising the' manufac turers product in the local paper. - Thit may be all right it the manufacturer can get away with it, but' why should the retailer spend his money to pull the man ufacturer's chesnuts out of the lire? Retailers and wholesalers can do much to take the bunk out of advertising if they will insist that the manufacturer confine his primary advertising to his channels of distribution. The logic of demanding concentrated ad vertising at the point of sale, that is to say, the selection of mediiyns that reach the greatest number of peoples - in a specifiic community where the manufacturer has in duced the trade to sell his merchandise, is irrefutable because it is obvious common sense. When you are asked to put any manufac turers' line on your shelves Insist Upon Newspaper Advertising s QUILLEN quips IX MEMORIAL W. E. Col F.c! J c-d FA'.ttHeivs St?. 15.1G.17 Something Goc To Eat Something made of good flour, of good milk, cf good, nourishing compressed yeast, of good shortening! A PURS FOOD PRODUCT A product with a fme. na tural flavor, with a satisfying slice, with a crisp crust. What could it be but Bread the perfect food. Eread is your Best Food Eat more of it. HOMEMADE BREAD is Eread at its Best Insist on it. CART WRIGHT'S BAKERY .... -vmHf b ,f 1 i ,...;i!i-.. t J-J. 'Hill'1': l. Do you realize how vital a necessity is coal? If there were any possibility of your food supply being forest a) Im! you would soon tuk steps to Insure a supply. ( onl is entl. led to the anio consideration, and now Itf the time to take the necessary precautions, POX'T wait for winter. Pennsylvania Anthracite Stove, Nut or Egg Bucket t and 1 ocuhontiis Lump. Crystal Ice & Coal Company North Carolina, In the j Currituck County. Superior Court, i ln Re: I Peter G. Gallop, Adm'r. of Durant . Gallop, Deceased, Plaintiff, vs. NOTICE B. Preston Clark, Win, H. Houlton, i Henry S. Greer, Chas. II. Jones, P. S. Mead, Arthur N. Miilikin, Clias. en, Geo. G. Sears, Ralph B. Williams, partner's associated under the na.ne and stylo of Pine Island ' Club, and II. Preston Clark, Win. B. Houlton, Henry S. Greer, Clias. S. 'Jones, F. S. Mead, Arthur N. Milli I kin. Clias. V. Ogdea, Geo. G. Sears land Ralph 11. Willii'ii. individually and Pine Island Club and St. Clair ILeward, Defendants. ! To ii. Piesion Clark, Wm. B. P.oul j ton, Henry S. Grer, Clias. H. Jones, P. S. M"ad. Arthur N. Miilikin. jl'has. W. OKden. Georfie S. Sears, '. Ralph. B. Williams, partner associa ted under th a name and style of Pine Island Club and H. Preston Clark, Wm. B. Houlton, Hnry S. Greer. Clias. S. Jones, F. S. Meads, Arthur N. Miilikin, Chas. W. Wgden, George G. Sears and Ralph B. Wil liams, Individually You, and each of you will take notice that a Writ of Attachment has I also been Issued against you in said cause returnable at the same time and place. This action Is to recover Fifty Thousand ($50,000) Dollars damages against you for the injury and death of Durant Gallop, de ceased, caused by the negligence or wrongful act on the part of the de fendants above named and St. Clair Lewark, as alleged In the complaint. This the 12th day of August. 1921. (Signed) B. B. BELL, Clerk Superior Court. (Aug. 15,22,29 Sept 6 In memory of our dear daughter, -Mildred M. Stokes, who departed Lenine abolished capital; here we this life two years 'ago, August 15 merely scared it out of circulation. 1919. You can still take a little nip with Today recalls sad memories of our out violating the law If it is catnip.' 0ved one gone to rest, Congratulations: The verbal bar- And those who think of her most are rage employed by the loser to con- those who loved her best. ceal his pique. She little thought when leaving home The man who yearns for liberty that she would ne'er return; must learn that self government be- That she would soon sleep in death gins where charity does. . and leave us here to mourn. The gravity of the housing Bitua- Our home 13 sad and lonely wi'th- tion doesn't appear to affect rent as out ner 8mjijng face. orthodox gravity should. No one can fill her vacant chair and If the purpose is to annihilate tax none can m her pacei payers, the merchant ship is about as Dear Mildred, thou art gone to rest, deadly as the battleship. ; and this shall be our prayer- She knows he is in love with her 'That when we reach our Journey's when he begins to resent the fact' enti tlly giorv we may gllare .. that her knees are exposed to the Devoted Mother and Father Ed ; public gaze. and Elsie Stokes. Trying to run an emergency fleet corporation without book-keepers is carrying economy a little too tar. Go to the anti, thou sluggard. He luvps everlastingly at it , and feath ers his nest in the meantime. A private business can't succeed without patronage, and the public business can't succeed because of it. Japan's desire to exploit Siberia appears vilp and treacherous to other nations that desire to exploit It. An engineer remarks that the chief cause of friction is vibration. Exploitation, however, , runs it a close second. If they keep on improving long distance guns, it may be possible to stay at home to fight out the next war. We might make life more pleas ant for the army of unemployed by permitting the members to wear Sam Brown belts. Eve had her little troubles, but Adam never complained about mis sing buttons. 1 IKK HAKES PEAKS OX TI-EE AT ( H.U'I.L HILL Chapel Hill, Aug. 15. Baked pjars an natural might have been eiiieu at liuu riirowu s when three splendid pear trees had their fruit baked i.j.uii their tinihs. when two garages, a child's playhouse- and a wood house were burned just back of tno bungalow on Mr. Strowd's place near town. About 4 o'clock the fire alarm w.;s tiunea 111, aim some one teiepnoned Mr. birotvd at his olnce in tne post o.ec mat mo gaiae was oil nl'e "mipuoo.oie. " ue uaiu, uui auyv.ay, 110 bui in .no Lar a ii a move as lata os lie iuUiU out to UiS Home, ue lno company UiU Uie buine luiug, but 1U0 lire wad uijouu tuo iusi iowii uyu- rani, college uoys uuu towu people Archer Wall Douglas, of the U. S. -' vvoiKed maiuuiiy w.ni ouckets ot Chamber of Commerce, says business water, aim wan brusues beating out is on the upgrade. So that's what the ucu m a bpread, nut iroia the makes it go slow. hrst t as beeu 11 was fnpossiuie to nave uie ouiiuiii&s tnemseives. aa Fable: Once upon a time a Euro- u 13 B0 uuusuany ury, all eifoiU pean celebrity visited America, was wera ulaue lu Ket!p lue are uuul feted and honored, and didn't de- reaching uie nearoy nouses, Air. scribe us later as a nation of simple- birowu oWn noma, ana a buiiga-to"9- low belonging to him, uut occupied When the first man proposed an by a UttlctUuy. Tnu l08S wug gaian, agreement to discourage midnight but there wag no lngur. assassination, his practical nelgn- , .... ,, , v. . ance. More than an acre of the sur- bors doubtless called him a darned dreamer. rounding woods was burned, the fire There are now 740,000 persons on running up and firing the dry leaves Uncle Sam's pay roll a sufficient on the trees like tinder. The flr number, if placed end to end, to was probably caused by a carelesslr reach from the public treasury to the thrown lighted cigarette from the poor house. hand of a passing teamster. -
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