Social Happenings [
Kutrrt?ln? at Hi
Miss La seniles Griffin delight
fully entertained the Six Tabl?
Bridge Club Wednesday i veiling
at her nome on Church street.
"Mrsr Graham Bell and W. H.
Weatherly. Jr.. wou the prizes for
top score. Dainty refreshments
were served. Those present
%ere: .Miss Virginia Flora, Mrs.
C. C. Wilkin?, of Pantego. Mi.
and Mrs. Joseph Pinner. Mr. and
Mrs. W. -\V. Woodl*?y. Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Graham llell. Mr. and Mrs.
Mile? Clark. ?Mr. and Mrs. EJwood
Weatherly. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Weatheriy. Jr.. Mr. anH \trn, Rny
Toxey. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flo
ra. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin.
Messrs. Julian Bell*. Hubert T->x
ey. John Pinner und Robert Cot
?ter:
Delightful lUrthday
Miss Grace Jenkins entertained
at u delightful birthday party Sat
urday afternoon from two to five
o'clock at her home. 302 East
Broad street, iq honor of her
-twelfth birthday. Dnhliait.-Toae*
and potted plants were the deco
rations used and the white birth
day cake with its 12 pink Candida
formed thc-center pl^mn th? ta
ble. Many games were enjoyed af
ter which delicious refreshments
were served. Mrs. J. W .and Mrs.
J. B. Jenkins assisted In serving
and entertaining. Those present
were: Dorothy Richardson. Mat
tie Armstrong. Nellie Gibbs. Mar
garet and Katharine Chory. Mary
ina Mrrraft" b. wiisohnn*z ~4n3"
Melba Puekett. Louise Adams,
Bottle Mao and Annie Phelps.
Evelyn Corbett. Mary Lillian
VHtrholl Id* Mill-.? ^n.l Knlh
arine Dillon. Margaret. Byrd and
Grade Hamilton. Camllle Ruth
Bell. M.ihle Prltchard. Marlon
Munden. Mary Steger. Thelma
Newbold and Effle Sawyer.
P?i>onals
Vincent ftugbes is seriously 111"
at his hpme on Fearing street.
M. 1L Powers.' of Northwest.
Virginia, was in the city Sunday
attending the Ham-Ramsay meet
ing.
T. J. Markham is at Manteo
this week attending Superior
Court.
Miss Lucille Warden returned
Sunday after spending the week
end at Portsmouth with her sis
ter. M.S. J. R. Pierce.
Joe Rogers. Willie Rogers. Mil
ton Guard and Talmadge Twlford
motored to Shiloh Sunday and
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Ballance.
""Mrs. L. C. "Relie, or New Hope,
rr turned home Monday after
spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Perry on West
Church street.
Misses Nannie Ma*1 Midgett and
Myrtle Stetson spent the week end
with relatives at Kitty Hawk.
M. B. Simpson left Monday for
Manteo wh?'re he Is attending Su
perior court of Dare County.
E. F. Aydlett, Sr.. is in Now
York this week on loga I business.
Tllton Huyman underwent an
operation at the Elizabeth City
Hospital Saturday.
Thomas Tlllett returned Friday
r.fter spcuding several weeks with
relatives at Manns Hafbor.
W. R. Sawyer is In New H rn
this week on business.
John Twiddy motored to Eden
ton Friday to attend the Fair.
E. R. Daniels ol Wanchese, re
44 Found!
one shoe store
human
enough
to keep shoei
that are a joy &
pleasure to wear
all the days of
Our Life "!
?f ... Isn't it nic(
when good friendt
give us an inspiv
ling send'offl fo
This pair of
Cantilever $hoet.
is typical of what
they're talking
about:
Canf'^emsior
CoMfORi'iOVERS
{ OWENS SHOE CO.
Why Whaling Industry On
Bum No Mystery At All
Glance at Milady's Cornet Would Give You AtiMter hut
Would .No! Solve Kiddle of Why Modern Creation
Sells for Thrice i'rice of the Old l ime Stav
l!> AIIKKN l^MONT
(C*S?r,|ht. IV34. B> TU?
.v* York, Oct. 22.?Som e are
"neckers." some wear knickers
and eomo Juat net a laugh. That
in brief describe* the costume
of the younger B??t at the moment.
_ Thowe In tha first-c4aa* do not
tail to draw attention to their
iprrittlty. Whatever else they
may wear, they weur tn-arfs and
Windsor tiea or all the hues of
the rainbow. Th* majority of
tilt-tic tie j are copied from club
colon. The British regimental
tolors have been specially in
favor since the prince of Wales
ha* be?>n in America.
In the old days, a fair lad>
was accustomed to give her
rolftrn tn a knight lo ?tt*ar in hi*
helmet. Today she wear? her1
coolrs for a knight and if the con
tent of her tie ruck be- qny crl
tcrlonnrtle has not "Tewcr than
?n army corps fighting for or
about her.
Neat to having an English polo
player wrapped up in one, the
next beat thing In flapper circles
Is to be all wrapped up In an
English burberry coat of water
proof tweod with a pinh'__j_ian.yrp.
These prornlac" quite to eclipse the
racoon coats which have been the
fall stani by of the college boy
and girl for the last two or three
V"*? j 1
Of course things in the flap
per yearn seldom are what they
seem, and this extends to dress as
well as Ideas. For example
the ensemble suit is extremely
and
covera
the top coats are adorned with an
c xtensiou or ruffle at -th??- bottom
turned Saturday after spending
several daya here on business.
Mrs. Wentworth lllount of Tar
boro, returned home Monday af
ter visiting Mrs. Maggie Blount
on Pearl street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Qarrett
.and little son. Lockwood Garrett,
and Raymond Sawyer motored to
South Mills Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank Swain
have returned from a motor
trip to Greenville, Washington
and Columbia.
I N. L. Layden is improving
after suffering a stroke of paral
ysis of his right side Monday
i while at his home. 610 Green
leaf street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harney Berry
] and children. "Norman. Morris
! und Elmer Trent, of Weeksville.
Misses Clara Mae Williams and
Ernestine Hallance. Mr. and Mrs.
a top coat which .pnictkalljL
>rs it Nowadays however..
which- simulates the skin nf the
?uit supposed to be beneath. With
such a coat, k suit is a superfluity
and goodness only knows what
would bo rev m led if u wearer
was suddmly forced to unbutnn
her coat.
Likewise, the tunic blouses
have grown so long and the skirts
under t hem ho short that the
latter might ? uslly he discarded,
piovided an additional ruffle. rlb
ton or flounce of lure were
tacked on to the petticoat.
With the lute top coats, gloves
or even a manicure may h,? dis
pensed with. Most of them are
adorned with .fur cuffs to large.'
every purpose served by a cuff.
All the w> arer has to do is to
fold her. hiUUliL wlthiu lus *Wvl?
it. Chinese mandarin fashion to
conceal her digital shortcomings.
However, most feminine palms
are extended so continuously in
the ??gimme" got ure 'when with
male companions that tnls ex
pediency is almost entirely
Ignored.
Few m tlies.q emnuniir.il upa,
dients. how-ever. are available to
the unfortunate stout. Rubber
now is quoted at 2S 1-2 cents a
round. The, modern corset con
pound of rubber and six ribbon
strips. Yet the modern corset ?
call it girdl.* if you will?costs
from 12d up. whereas the old
time stay composed of nearly the
Ja-w ^uui-4*noagh ???"1 to hntld-?^
bicycle, retailed at $4.G6. No
v.onder i he New Bedford whaling
Industry has become extinct." "
\V. S. Swain, and children. Mar
dell. Irving and Walter, and T.
.\f. Tillett spent Sunday at 8hiloh
wiih Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Itallance.
Miss Alone Aydlett, of Norfolk,
spent Tuesday in the city visitiug
friends.
Misses liua Winslow and Ida
Sawyer arJ visiting friends and
relatives at Portsmouth.
Miss Martha Tillett. of Manns
Harbor, has returned home after,
visiting Mr. and Mm. i\ T. Tll-f
lett on Broad street.
Mrs. W. S. CartwriKlit and.
daughter. Janet, have returned
alter vlaitlnf rHativas?at Nor
folk. " *'
I>r. and Mrs. V. H. Finck re
turned Sunday from a motor trip
through several western state*.
Mr*. Minnie Bright, of Wash
ington. is visiting her sister. Mrs
street extended.
Willie Rogers motgrvd^to Eden
ton Saturday and was tjfce gue?t
of hi* brother. Wlnton Rogers.
Will Cverman. Tom Coniirian
der and Alton Owens motored to
Rd?-nton Friday fb uttefld the
Fair.
M1s?e* Margaret and Evelyn
Commander spent the we*k tehd
at Norfolk vrlting friend?-?ml
Mr. and Mrs. Charles *T)anIels
aic vlHlting friends at Wanchese
Mrs. W. G. Hayman. of Nor
folk. who has been visiting her
parent*. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mann
on Broad street, has returned
home.
\V. O. Barnette is vlilting
northern cities on business this
week.
"Mrs. Utile Twlford. of Stumpy
Point. ~h?ft returned ho we- afteg:
visiting her son. J. T. Twlford. i
on Walnut street.
mi? Vnrrina Sawyer Is vlslt
iTtjrlrrr flitter. Mr*V X. T: Zleghrr"
a*. Kdenton.
C. T. Tlllett, has returned
from a business trip to Dare
County .
Miss Kmma Byrum and Mr.
GRUEN WATCHES are
the best made watches in
Let us show you therea
son why.
Louis Selig
Quality Since 1882
Main & Water Sts.
MEET YOm FRIENDS
ut our
CLKAX SODA FOUNTAIN
at
THB APOTHBCARY SHOP
Farno ~-x:d Lebanon Belle Flour
aro nbmiluH'l) Umiri? of minlltv *??!?! bv llie lrndtnc
?1>IKT ItlOl'TKD 11Y?
F. TOXEY & COMPANY
\Vut*r SlnW.
and Mr?. J. L. Wiggins and child
1? n of Fdwntnn. war? to the eit*
Sunduy attending the llaiu-Hani
say raffling.
Rev. and Mr?. A. D. Cruuipler
of South Mill? were among th?*
out of town visitors here Tues
day to attend the Ham-Ramsay
.services.
"MlM -Mwrgnrrr-Mirkhnin spenr
Sunday ut Kdenton Visiting
friends.
Fred Zlegler and t'lauue Zieg
ler spent Sunday at Fdenton
with L. F. Ziegler.
Mr. and Mm. J. C. Dail* uiul
ehildreu. of Kdenton. spent 3un
day in the city und attended the
hunt-Ramsay meeting.
At V. l>. C\ Mn tisg
Mrs. C\ h. Hell and Mrs. W l~
Column left Tuesday to attend
tli?- l". D. C. Stat?- convention in
session from Tuesday to Friday
u< Hooky Mount.
MELICK:
Wilche# *11
Everyihing' Here
for HalloneV
When you think of Hal
lowe'en. think of M ?'lick'?
*?Everything; you need
at moderute prlct'?.
Table Dc rotations, I'rixes,
I'lnee 1'nnh. Umlrnm. iu?
/art everything lo make
>our party
ELICK
.NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
nnntMtnevw
_ Reduced HonihI Trip -
Fares to
WILSON. N. C.
? Wilttori County Fair
October 21-25, 192 L
Tickets on ?ale October 20th
24th. Inclusive and for trains ar
riving Wilson before noon on the
25th. final limit October 27, 1924.
J. F. DALTON.
(Jeneral rasNenger Agent,
Norfolk, Va.
FOR QUICK LUNCH
Dolled Hnut. Franks. Chipped
Beef, All Porks, Rn-ukfast Huron,
Luncheon. Cream Cheese, Swiss
Cheese, Lettuce. Celery.
CALL 698 OH 697. You can
get what you want to eot.
II. I.. UAKIIKTT
Frocks Designed Exclusively for
Famous Film Stars ,
Whose Costumes Millions Admire!
Our film stars?with
millions of critical
eyes upon them ?
with crowds follow
ing them every time
they step fort h?
must be fashionable.
The public expects
them to be dressed in
the" very latest and
most becoming of
styles. Accordingly
you will
be interested
in this great
good news ?
It has been our pri
lege to secure from
Peggy Paige six new
frocks originally de
signed for six of the
most famous and
well dressed of all
the beautiful stars of
the screen?Colleen
Moore, Hope Hamp
ton, Carmel Myers,
Claire Windsor,
Blanche Sweet, and
A youthful nftcrnoon frock
of Canton ctt>pr, <lr?|fc?ie?|
frtr oar jf<lor<??l flN|>|M*r. Col
l?f*n Moore.
Eleanor Boardman?
women whose cos
tumes millions ad
mire ? the frocks
pictured here. -
Clever, all-occasion
costumes they are ?
fashioned from the
richest of new
fabrics fail
les, crepe sat
tins and Mad
elon crepes ?
developed i n
the newest
A faille frork?one of Hope
Hampton'? favorit?** ? rrr
*ie?l r?prrbill) for her.
silhouettes, and pre
senting all of Fash
ion's latest moods!
When you visit us
and see how charm
ing they really are,
you'll quickly under
stand why these stars
?women who must
Tlil* rlmrmln? gown of Miul
rlon rr?'|H? Wj?a .I?--!??.*????] m.
(mm-UII) for Ctalro Wlndnnr.
appear at their best at all
times?have favored them.
You'll like them just as well as
the stars do.
M. Leigh Sheep Co.
WOMAN'S WEAR
Fash ion Ne ws Notes
J'ari*. Oct. 22. '-The ??vcuin ?
frtn-k made up lamely of lull** i*
in hi:h favor at nt. (?ft? -.
-Ibi*. tvi"' of froc '.i ha-.-, a t li i.
bodic-- ??f xattn or in?tal tlolh.
ri'ucliiiiK hflow ih<( liFrom
this |m>iiM the dri'M is liltfd- U|i
of lull?- tlounc?-*.
l,oiitl?>n. Oct. 22.? The topper
?the hlKh nllk hat ??f iiihii h for
mal wardrobo?I* now on the
fftiilnin*- hi-ad. OI halter'?
plush, tlila creation ha* a havil
and flat c??caul of rlbhon.
N?*w York. Oct. J3 .^iiav. fs ?
h m to bo "In" tor another >*????
on" Tli??v com?- from Italy ami
China nuw, at li'iiftt an oft??n a*
t^'ui Sjiain. and tin* now? M one*
u;?* ?'iiibroi(t?'rcth only in our cor
n. k Voi k. ni i nijii-K anil.
brown, th?- umarl colors >u.?^ now. i
ur" cW?-i ly rombtn?>r1 In a pull- *
i n hat of black felt. Tblw bun a j
PHONE 114 ...
Standard Pharmacy
THEY WILl SEN D IT
?<1r ?! i*t to,, ubd bofTum by c nar
i ?v band i-f jmle brown rabbit
fur. * ?**
Winter Coats
That Affirm McCabe's
Dominant Style
Leadership
Every fxprrNH brings recruit* to t lie*
rank- of >!??< ah?*\ prut (!out <li*plnv.
-Always a lentler-in-offering thr-fineat
?garment? al tin* fairest posilile price*.
Tlie*e h(iii<lsome fur-trimmed (loaltt of
ItiMirioiiH fabric are worth coming to
nee?if not to Iiuv.
McCabe & Grice
THE BUSY STOHK STORE
SINCE 189?
m
Specials for
Thursday and Friday
Wp liavp jusl rwivfil 11 ?hipnimi of C.oim Ii iiik! Sofu (lllnh
ioim in Tafffla Vplour, Tnppttlry uml nthrr mulrriulti in u variety
of HlylpH uml sizpB.
For lack of spucc lo carry thrxp good* unci display lliPin prop
prly wr will ?pil for two data, Tluirwluy and Friday, ul p\pp4>dingly '?
low pricm.
Sep thpm parly aH ihprp arp no duplicate*.
Fowler & Company
You Can Scarcely Believe It
The way thai now type pan heater hImmiIh tin- ray* of heat aero?*
the door and warm* you through and through in*lnntly.
Rut you ran find onr at onr office. And you'll way it'* the
moat wonderful heating devirr you ever ?aw.
Stop in today, Mire; we'll l>r proud to *how it to you.
C
Southern Gas Imp't Co.
I. T. STAI.I.INGS. Manager.
"If it'n done with lieat, you enn do ft beHrr with gat."