I CLUB OPENING
; IS POSTPONED
? ,'r
eepfion |JlM yi/lhl
^dru;^uV;:;>r,
BW ui.t, p,?m . ' ltv <?"?
?u>?in.?D- onhT ,',',".!,!, ' ?'? ?
??. ?nii other "'""nil
?WUtanre ><> !?
Comiut'r. .. arid ? ... I"nib, r "<
vidimi k i iiiinilH'r of I*, .I *
, ?""' undertook
task of not ify ii)t> ..m V, K
a: sssr^ ~
wjoeceuarlly
??*?? ihrourtoTf J.'Xrtll'v
Itorolnn and far int.. .il l
JO?n. dNont|IIK th" rl, h r*
-"ite
t ' Officials of i )i(. i'i ?? i.
J ?M other vchlclc.. """""Mta.
Mother* ( |?h
The MothoiH Club iih i w i
??> afternoon nt a ?vt. ,vv"""="
Community ?<?>?
atreet. NJhm? ? .. . k?itwiioi|
fl&Sfc&S
as* 8sS%? f#
?fiSVsw??SJ
?ice? to thom. Mru r ,.?.j I
eL%turbeilZu'
Ir^sf
?mUuuDsoi) Hcrvi d i,,.f i ,
#ac!?i<ui. mih? mi ! '~"titi?
'lilt f[r eluh t" ,vl" >'?
gsttSfa
pasrs&si^
? to 10:30 Tin. *.! i"v from I
PBlig st th? ,Jj . '?> ?i?n was'
In* Ji ?P?"nlnK ?f tl?. lllvPt.i
jyrlpture v'l?"!!. ,
pruyer ,,y K ..7.' ?v'
fe. i"?d i'TJrv" *
t??r ih> ?- ' Nnileliwjji \i
T&21? H. r,. purvt'tl
?r7 KS ,?????? Ma,
isLv *
"Pointex"
|r
"Brillii.nl II< ??? V ami
Colifrii Arrow ?<? finr
?Nb'
Silk lliwicry ill
Gilbert's
$1.95 $2.50 *2.7.>
Sre
Thf Nrw Metal Shade*
WtV
MONUMENTS
?? MOWTTMKNT PEOl-I.K
iwtoa & Newton
Oltut on Work
Aw., it lit* St.
NORFOLK. VA.
Portia Brings the Baby
yl A*-1 ' ^13
Mm. Jon* Sutter, of Toledo, O.. graduated f'.?n Ohio Slate ?."niver??ly
and wis admitted to tlic Imr In 1921. She eof>im*ed to p-aetiro law after
h?r marriage a year and a half ago, and rc.<mily loo': her Imby. Mary
Patricia, tu court with li?v whii* urgu'.'l a cas-j.
critic McPh??ri?oti? Hattlc and
l'earl Carter, Elnor Uelfc, Bertha
ami Wilnia I'rltchard, Selma Mot
|gan, Elizabeth ami Helen Davis
and M i*m. J. J. Smlthson. The vis
. Hoih wore: Misses Nellie Mark
jliam ami Allies Itelfc, and Dennis
i Morgan.
Calve Halloween Party
I <'aynd?-n. Oct. 31. ? Tlic Camden
i Woman's Club will give a Hallo
(wcon party al Camden Courthouse
-Saturday night. There will Ijo
I plenty of pumpkins, black cat*.
I witches and fortune tellers. Club
j members and their friends are an
ticipating much enjoyment.
I'nstor Arrive*
Hev. W. J. Noble of Baltimore.
| a former pantor of rent' coslal
| Holiness Church on Oak street,
? K<><*c n long way
tn inukr frirndk
III. (;KNKKAL Tire
ltavis Tire (j?.
Distributor ?
Plioiic H>5. Martin St.
j arrived Saturday fr? take charge'
of the work here, which has been
j carried on for th?> hint year by
| Kcv. H T. Spence. ' Mr. Spruce
- Iia.s b< en as^i^nod ?cm-ral evanKo
j Untie work by the iialtimorc Con- j
jureiice of I'entecoatal Holm, kh ,
Church with its huadquartern at 1
Richmond. Mr. Speno and fain-'
lily will leave Tuenduy for their j
J new home. Mr. Nobl?- will occti- 1
j py the I'entecal Holim-h* pulpit ,
Wanted
At Once
rliri i' (?mull kniiM'a.
Modern cdilvrniiucrs.
Apply,
THE ADVAN(X
DO YOU NEED
TO BUY OK TO I'AY FOB
Nrw BiiHinriw Equipment
I'lumhing Fixture#
* lighting Fixture*
lloxpitul Accnunls
Doctor*' Account*
llou*e I'ainling
Furniture
CJothing
Or other nccc**itic*.
Wc lend money for tlicac |Hirpo*e* I hut you can
repay l>y the week or month.
INDUSTRIAL BANK
Toys Are Keeping Up With
Youth In Sophistication
? Youth Is indeed sophisticated.
Tin- monkey that climbs ? hiring. !
toy marvel of a generation or bo
aiti' Ik looked ut with Indifference
! by Hie child of today. An electric 1
train set isn't worth a snap of th?r,
finger utile** It ban an automatic
signal system. A doll that can
not walk and talk like a college
graduate In not worth the trouble]
of making a featherstitch petti
coat. Youth Ik Indeed sophistical*!
ed.
Hut the toymakers are equal to i
i?. The n tores thin Christmas
season will be stocked with such r
a variety of
Mimical tops and mechanical birds, j
Doll* with :i Kurgeous assembly of
wordH
Acrobat monkeys and airedalcs
that hark.
Gasoline boat* with the speed of
a shark.
Toys by the barrell
in fancy apparel ?
that any -child is sure to Rasp at i
the wonder of it all. Never, say
I the stores, ban there been such 1
i a collection of toys as there Is I
'this year. There are several reas- 1
oils for it.
RENDERS
YELLOW FRONT STORES
CODFISH, Gorton's
Keudy to Fry, can 10c
BEANS, \iin( lamp's,
3 rail for 25c.
France leads In the manufac- j
ture of remarkably lifelike -toy*. '
Adorable white kittens that walk ,
naturally, Bhake their headH. and,
was bushy tails, are umong the
leaders brought over from France.
At twenty paces, these remarkable
man-made animals cannot be told
from the natural variety. Ah it is.
people have js one up to them and ?
stroked them. There are dogs. '
too. and miniature lions and lea- j
pardit. made on the same princi
ple.
There will be a . great number
of toys from Germany on sale
this year. Germany has always
led the world In the manufacture '
of mechanical tops, and the prices ,
of them are lower than for those
made in other countries.
Hut these are specialties. The I
bulk of the toys that the stores*
will sell this year are made right j
here in the I'nlted States. Allj
over the country are factories for
them. One that the store folks!
think will be among the taost :
popular Is a peculiar wooden toy.!
made by a man today rated ax a j
millionaire who five years ago was |
working' for a modest salary.;
Having a child of his own. he con-.j
reived the Idea for this toy. He |
interested u capitalist In It; they I
staited to manufacture on a small j
CYMPAL
No I ?
119-3?
It IS really remarkable how much
? clock can add to the effect of a
decorative scheme.
SETH THOMAS
CLOCKS
?re in fnu d.-mand rhese days, trj
tho<e who love gracious interior!,
'magine a genuine Seth Thomas on
Your mantel, bookcase. highboy.
deskorwH-brackerl . Weareheai
quarters far these famous clocks.
' c,fu ? W*Twm
LOUIS S E L I C
Quality Mince IK* 2
When You Build or Repair
Think of
HARDWARE
Generally, the * lumping begins in building hIkiiiI
llic time the hardware i? nrlratrd. Often the re
sult is till equipment unworthy of the quality of
other itenut. A good door drsrrvr* good hard
ware. A good building demands it. Au important
man to see is the merchant who aellti it.
/
We carry m varied annortmeiit of oilier hardware,
too.
From the Start
Hardware
nrali*. and to<lay have Iiuk?* far.
torh-tf near Chh-ano. aiul turn <nit
ihi.H toy. ami others, oy tms of
thousand*.
Probably (lie f:r*fttost ? sinylc
distribution of toys In the
State* Ik nmite in Now Orleans
through the medium of two in?ti
t ul Ions, the Doll and Toy Fund,
and the Christmas (Sift Fnnd.
Roth funds are subscribed |?y bin
hearted residents of the city,
through The Times-Picayune. a
dally newspaper. Tin* former
Hives toys to poor white ehlldren.
and the latter to |Hior negro chil
dren.
Abou t *1&.IM)0 is subscribed to
the two funds each year. Tin
nlstrlbutlon of toys is made In a
downtown square, and tickets.
Nrw I land
Just ivceivod u H|>lctidl<l
aKHortiiKiit of (he new
i>Iiu|h-x ami colors ? beauti
ful drxiKiiM ? very k<>o?| val
ue# ?
l'rlcts *l.oo in $7.oO
M. lirifgli Mit'cp <!?.
? ill n Inn: i-iM'li rhiltl ? I ?? wvori
loys. miv civi-ii out ilirmi^li t It
rllunlfi-M iili'l iU:?ui>
(loll*. Tin idea ln:? ioiitiiiu<
lor uiort' I hill! a t|U*ri* r ?tf ? ?*??!
lu ry.
\|l(ti?lr?| IVuwiit !oii
Mis. il. I-'. 1 1 i'vicli.tiii l*ii . i
tiiiti* *1 ft nut <????? -ii Ih'M, vsi' i
flir ;itti lh?? \V. T. 1". ?"'?i
\ villi" it. Shi* mIms visih <1 ii
iUiikIiIiT, Ailh. I!. J. >!???: iui:i i< ;
IllKll I'uillt.
Masterpieces
of the Classics
fivmSikl&liirr
To HIM t tin* lit" Ilia llll
for (lit' ;? Usui hi ? ly ri?r*
??? ? t lalilc >Hv? r. w
last v?* s* ?? ii r ?? tl 1 1n*
CMOKCIAN MAID <1 -
hikii, famous as a Ma.-'
I? I'likfc ?>l tin* Cla -s
ics, ami v.iouviu from
ja?li?l ;-il v*-r.
Bright Jrwrli'N
Co.
r.li/alM tli < il>.
( .
6 6 6
1? a i? iv script l?n Tor
Mnlariii, (liills ami l-Vicr,
Dfii^ur or III lions Finer.
It kllla tliu s< rinn.
Coal
Screened Poca
I LKJS ACK ? STO\ K ? AIM iOI.A OK IIKATIMH.A
Ashes Minimum (
Certified Coal
fDKNACK ? STO\K ? AKCOI.V OK 1IKA I ICOi. \
OH COOKE STUVK ? Allies Minimum
Briquette
S'l'OVK, AKCOI \, IIICATKOI.X <?t ?OOk M OM.
PocaorNewRiverr.o.m.
IHK1NACK IISI,
Splint
IOK I IKK PI.\CK I Si; OMA
If You Vat' (hir (iml ) on II ill /??? I'li-iixol.
II f Sell Only I h<' llrst.
Crystal Ice & Coal Corp.
PHONES 16 mid 716
OonOTHV YOU Rt
A LITTH tonooV
WHV DONT vou .
PLAY VJTTJJ GIRLS*
Out i JustsSw1 ?
iVOU WITH A LOT OF
(joys what v/er?E
^ you ooi>J<?? f? ?
OH VOO CRotL
CHILO ! ' * r
those poora
LITTLE THiMGS
HAVE A's Much
RIG.HT TO L.IVE.
/y^ You HAVE ?
I Do PLAt"1""
WITH
SHOOTtK' DICE'
1 ? WfAHtl.
By Charles MfManm
DOROTHY DARNIT
I Ltrl* I ? i.iii \t'H York
' M. i |i has- I'ctUI'lK'il
' Iimhi a 'iuviu. ur to \i'W YoiU
I'ilt,
?!
I Trust Men
On face creams
Notice niy results
By Edna W.i!!#ec Hopper ']
1 *. ?r 1 1? >? -iirs 1 i-'?n lilt '1 I
i \;..-ils (ill I If lMlliost in !;?"?
:> in . T ? ! ;ix. all In . n Jmi 4
.itid iim'si ! y
A - .i i?->nll. ;i1 a fc r^mluinlljer'tf
I- -Ul! ii?v?- a haliy >1; ill.
M a uy ,i >(iuiiu ~it ! ? my f<?m
l<levmn. v.-l! ..;??! Dillon tli ami n?j'.
I > ail-In 1! U'?- \\?nld In lllid
I Ii<-m' li? l|is. a: >1 vp? lit a fortnm.
.\joj?i woini ii canm>i do thai. Sn !
ii in pliiriiit; y ? < rv woman's rail
ih> In I|m? I lni\ ?- iiiiiinlV in
in*. J . ii- . -4111- ? I i i ? - I am tir^iii';
\ i iii t?? n > ? ti i .
Oil.- i.s-Ye.ilh < ' 1 1 :i 1 1 1 . Ii contain*
products i.l Imiii li-iiion ami siraw
i ry. Ahwi in- ilia' m lewe
knows i? i?ni.r, l? i-il ami |irol<ct
ll-i siiiii. My own .>kiu, ? -it ? ic-?l h.v
in 1 1 1 if ?ii: . slu.w.-' how lutirli i? d?n.-.?.
My Yuwh Cr- inn romes in iwo
rolil ; imI vanishing.
li'Hh I la \ 4* tin- Kami- ?>s.-uiiiil in
_i til I aj.|-I> tin- r * i lil cream
J;ii 1 1 i iii to 1 1 1: I ? ? l" lav *kij) Willi.' I
sleep. in 1 1;? mill r I i li V I itsr tin
\ I . po as a p-wd* r bam-,
ami as ;ill-d;?y ;!>ui protection.
Now 1 iiiii old. y> i. no dfliiiiauli'
c-niM Wain a lir.i'r- cmnplexiot:.
'Inat i . lai v ly due to my YOMIli
Cii :i m.
? v.ifth I could induce every Kir I
and wmiian to tin ,/Wlmt I have
d?-ii? . Do lite- mmo.-'t when you
i. ?? ii civam. I will Uadly amid a
sample free ;u an.vojn\ J.enrn what
>t means to >o:i. Clip the coupun
now.
For Trial Tube
I Af J- ; IH,? . "
?atu tj ir/ \uuth
Bradley
Sweaters
for I Ik* I' iimily
Myity our ^tiaraiilrt'd
io pvr Hill infucl ion.
Gilbert's
iintl
Mitchell's
Kxrl?i?ivo \pnts '
for
I'Ji/alirtli < J
PAINS ALL OVER
Lady Says She Took Cardoi tad
Never Saw Such Improve^
ment ? Wa? So Weak ;
Couldn't Stand. J
Weathcrsby, Miss. ? Mrs. .TnmeA M.
Hall, of this place, writes that Julio
WfiH "petting weaker all the titie"
when Oardul, tho woman's topie,
was first brought to hrr attention.
Alter sbe had taken Cardnl a wljHo,
she writes that she "ncvor dld*soo
, nuch r.n improvement"
"I Buffered all the time and had
jiains all over," rays Mrs. Hall# "I
was s?o weal; I could not t<tand. ?My
skin was fold and flabby. I !dld
not have any color, i had always
been a very active woman ? us?ea to
outdoor exerciKe, walking and going
whero I pleased, and to Ret do*u.
not able to K?*t myself a drink^*>an
Indeed n hardship.
* >eftur. see:n? ci to help me, till
I begn i < n ('-archil. Tho flr.it iMttU.
seemed to treitgfhon ma, aflfl f
sent for live moro. By the t,ime
1 had taken these, I was on my
feet, going abound. doing my work,
gained in health and strength.
"I took two more bottlen. add I
am well and strong. Can work .my
garden i haven't had any mora
alcknesx. '
Ask your druggist. NC-165
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