m PKKLK. Pab'.latMn
mamar PULL u.h.
of Th? Aamtotod Pim. I
Tb* New York Silllnuin> mv
buck chi til* Insldt* o' til* new spa
per*, but I doubt if ever git
ttwr ole front imuc position bark.
Kimer Swank voted this lull jr*t
V aee how It would go t* feel free
W Independent for ? minute. I
Tliuulivgiviiic
Make a joyful noise unto tin
Lord, all ye lands.
Serve the Lord with gludiiess;
Come before His presence with
singing.
Know ye that the I^ord, Ho Ih
^God:
Wis Ho thst hath made uh and
not we ourselves;
We are His people and the sheep
of His pasture.
Enter Into HIh gates with
thanksgiving,
And Into His courts with praise:
Be thankful unto Hiin and bless
His name.
For the Lord is good. Ills loving
kindness enduroth forever.
And His Truth to all genera
rations.
A Bit of Fortune Telling
; The Italelgh Timet* taken the
! palm for temerity. That newspa
per steps boldly into the Held of
! clalrvoyancy not only, but has the
r Audacity to tell a lady reader's
j; fortune. Thus the Times:
Ab many of our readers know
i through having made use of it
i and as moBt are informed by per
using this paper. The Times has
an Information bureau at Wash
; Ington, with a questions and an-]
1 antra department which gladly1
supplies knowledge on divers sub
jects to those in quest thereof. At |
J the close of last week we could)
have truthfully said that, accord- 1
tag to our best information and
belief, this department had never
once failed to answer the ques
tions referred to It for answer.
That isn't the case at present.
Sunday there was returned to
the editor of our favorite after
noon newspaper from the Wash-|
| ington Information bureau a let
! ter froftt a woman who shoufcr
really have consulted a palmist. |
clairvoyant, soothsayer or other
1 taller of fortunes- either that, or
?he should have hired a detective
and a lawyer.
This seeker sfter truth, first
! reminding our knowledge counter'
i that "you said you would aim
| questions,' queries:
y'*l>Oi my husbln drink or is !??? |
ifter atfcy other woman? Dos he
pind money ou other women or
~ble and if he i? for any other
omen will von give me the name
"* whtffe th ey live and when h?
I be wUb one again? And If he
not wilt you tell me what he
with the money not spint for
i family? How long is ho golnl
keep aoin of f every Sunday
tying all day? Does he love me
^nd tb<> children. How old wIllU
live WIN 1 marry I
"tain and if so who will It be ar.d :
hen and would they be good to1
How tall am ( and what ;
! of eyes have I? How much \
[do I weigh? How many children
have 1 got and how many more
tirlll I have. Will (iod bless uh
nd make us happy?"
The Information bureau havinu
the buck back to us. we
hoorfully supply answers to all
tee questions that may be printed.
Yes, your husbsnd drinks. H?'
Lao eats, chaws, smokes and
j !? He bought a bottle of
crush for two ladles la^t
afternoon The money
s not spend on his family
umed In taxes, tobacco and
roee*?l?nal meal of sardine*
Eheeee He Is going to keep
; off Sundays so long ss you
e to ask him questions
to those you have asked
The nap Is rather worn ofT
love for you: he is. however. !
[ of the children, or he would
/
i nere 's Something Wrong Somewhere
(/ \
' WEU.-"J5eRE'S
on<c( ewe ANSwec,
we GoTtA
GeT Maze
i fws .
Mw si
A SUBSCRIPTION WILL
HELP YOUR FAVORITE
Seven of these workers will be awarded prizes in the
Daily Advance subscription contest Saturday night
while the others will be Kiven cash commissions. The
answer as to who the seven will be lies in the votes se
cured from subscriptions during the next three days.
Miss Ednu lioyce, 20-1 Khiiiighaus street 347,300
Mrs. M. A. Davenport, Columbia 344,-100
Charlie Scott, City Route Three 354,000
Jlrs. J. E. Provo, 105 I'.hrl nghaus street 342,100
Mrs. Ida Sanderlin, 1 Panama street 327,700
Mrs. L. C. Fletcher. 515 Morgan street 324, GOO
Mrs. Sam llughes, GOO Southern Avenue 356,900
Miss Alethia Iiiggs, City Route Three 337,300
E. C. Gibbs, Point llnrlwr 378,100
Mrs. T. G. Williams, Belcross 340,000
Miss Pattie Reid, City Uoute One 339,300
J. E. Wood, Chapanoke Route One _ 281,900
Miss Alice Lister, Weeksville 275,900
Miss Violet Baker, C04 Sixth street 251,800
Miss Sackie Gregory, City Route Four 235,000
Mrs. Lloyd Caroon, City Route Three 222,800
Mrs. Mattie Harrell, City Route Two 209,500
Mrs. Richard Phelps, 709 North Road street 242,100
Miss Elner Ralph, City Route Three 19G.900
Mrs. J. P. Barnard, Shawboro 212,100
Mrs. L. G. Tadlock, Gregory 165,300
not return Sunday niuht in order
lo Ret ready for work Monday
morning.
You will live, anyhow, until
you die. When you get your di
vorce. you will marry ir possible.
Th?- man. If Hny, though a pow
erful fool, will be on Kood to you
as you deserve.
You are not ko (all hh your ltus
hand and nothing; like mo heavy.
t>r you would have tony since
made him over to your liklnu li
lie had stuck around. You've fully
am many children a* should he left
lo your r^arlnic. You will never
bp happy, because you have not
Ihe capacity for happln*-**. and
you would not rccoKiiIxt1 a bless
ing If you met It on the main
itreet of Jonesboro. which In not
your placp of renld?-nce but clos*
lo It.
DON'T NEGLECT 'EM!
There is no questioning the
fact thnt a man's clothes have
a great deal to do with his
personal appearance. Have
you noticed yours carefully?
Our business is to make men
and boya look their best!
Hence, we carry everything
they wear, up to date, at low
prices.
C A. COOKE
( Head-to- Foot Outfitters)
TOMBSTONES
20? S. Kna<l si.
Elizabeth ( ily Marblr
&? (. ranitr ? Work *
PENDER?
YELLOW FRONT STOHtS
YELLOW KKONT
COFFEE, Steel CmI,
I'ound
scaled plvfj.
40c
McLEAN HAYS TIUBI TE
LATE JAMES B. DUKE
Durham, Nov. As apokes
man for the pi>opi<* oi Nurtli Car
olina. < i nvr rnor .Mcl#ean >p?aklim
at mnnorial snrvic?'s f??r th?? lat<
James I:. I)uk?-, held in Cravi-n
Hall of l>uk<* I ' iitviTSkl.v today
paid tribute to Mr. Duke's
oi v for his mat* rial eont rtiiutinn
lo the State's growth and dcvel
opim-nt and to what Mr.- Duke "for
tin- soul of North Carolina as i.\
pressed in Its young men and wo
men."
CO VI. STitIKE STATUS
KEMUNS UNCHANGED
rhilad'-iphia. Nov. 2?r?.? -Di spit
tin* acmitv di various interests to
hriuK about r< sumption of vute
nt-uotia lions lirtwein representa
tive# of tl??- anthracite minora and
the opi-tator*. the situation. on the
surface at lt?;tsi appeared. ?m
changed today.
I. I U*
IW\ U.KAN THEM
There Is* no rink in semi
1 1? u your lineal things to uh.
Ami the surprise you'll get
In the wonderful work from
?nit- nrw Dry Cleaning cqulp
nieH will linger pli-u.-wntiy
wilU you lor many nioiill;*:.
r do i I lii'llrr1
COOPKK CLEANING
WOKKS
IMioih' 280
No Cold
Fvvar headache or grippal
Cold* break in a day for the millions who
use HtllY Headache and fever atop. La
Grippe w checked. All in a way jo reliable
that druggets guarantee ruulta. Coldu are
too iirpoctant to treat in leaacr ways.
Be Sure ll^ Price 30c
CASCARA
Hf
Get Rk) &<x
QUININE
With portrait
DOYOUNEEDMONEY?
We will make you u loan Ihnt von call repay liv
the week or month
K 1 .OO per work or * ft.OO |>rr mmilii |w,vi n S .10.00 l?uoi.
* ll.OO per Wfok or $(0.00 per month pay* a
tr' :I.OO per wr?'k or jl.l.oo j**f month pn>n m si;w>.00 Iwut.
# 4.00 |?rr u<*ok or Hvfio.oo p*?r month iw*y* ? #200.00 hum.
JH .1.IKJ j>rr h prk or R'2T?.(MI |n'i' month |hoh ii iH'i"?0.00 loan.
910.00 per ?(*k or |M*r month pn>* n WOO.OO liiun.
Industrial Bank
Main Slrcel? Np\I In Srlifj'* -
Style Headquarters
| for the wrll drownl mon
v j-csiu.
;!; Where Society Brand Clothe* Arc Sold
FOREIGN OFFICE KIND
<.OI!\<; OUT OF STYLE
I'aris, Nov. 25.? "For^i-n of
fice trousers" anil other accessor
ies of formal morning or aft? i -
noon dn'ro for diplomat: aie tii>i
uoin^ urn of style in international
jailor lux* in Kuropeuii capitals,
"Foreign office Iroii^rs i* the
nani'' j;iven those strip* d . uar
ments of hlack or irrav which not
mally accompany a cut-away or
lrock foal, white or 'gray spat?, an
impeccable waistcoat of Kray.
blark or white, and. of cnurvi'.
gloves and a top hat. A Sardinia
in the buttonhole and a mound*'
in tin* t ye add areatly to tin- ? (?
lect of the ensemble.
lint at (lie last session of t li?*
League of Nations Council, held
in I 'arts, not one of the represen
tatives oT the 10 powers having
tteals on that adjust hotly won*
correct diplomatic ?arb ? not ev
en Austen Chamberlain, emissary
of that sartorically fastidious land.
Knuland. All h?? had of the usual
^?'t-np was a monocle r.nd h? dis
carded that for ordinary horn
rimmed spectacles whenever he
had to lead. Foreign Minister
Itriaud. of France, was a usual
noticliaiatkt and Demociutic in Til*
aatire. Fven so polish ?-d a states
man as Viscount Ishii of Japan
was in a saek suit, while the two
South Ane-rican representative*.
Scnor Mello Franco of Itrazil. and
Seiior (ruanio of Fruguay, usually
t:io.*t punctillious. were similarly
airbed. Th" only concession in
ti>>* lonuallt i 'K that tin* assembled
Myt? sitH' n made v..?s to wear stiff
e< tlla?'s and those of rather ancient
vintage.
t'oiisch niioiis newspaper eor
i'i spoadenis who domp d thdr best
foimal lo^s in honor of the coun
cils, t wore next time they "cov
efed" the sessions o; I he Leavuc's
governing Imdy they would he
curbed in "plus fours."
Tao Late To Classify
FOII SALK ? Two desirable | ? ? i
011 West Church street. One 50
foot front, one 100-foot front.
Address Hon 51. City. 25n
TAKKN FROM POItC'II or front
iif home bicyele .No. H-23so|. lie
ward offered by Tom Weeks.
25-dcc2n
A tlOOl) l.'AKKIXd FLACK has
lieen fixed for you to park your
ear while trading. Drive over
and get your beef and oysters'
lor Thanksgiving and Sunday.
We save you money. Cut I?ate
Market, Camden ltridue.
2."?-27-2S
House-cleaning
Specials
? Mil Itoitdi ('li'Miiscr, ;t cans ;2.V
Sm::l| Ortj?K<>ii Snap. H for 2."ii
Wa*t|iiiiK I'umln, (i for .AV
FA II. a f'?r __.H2c
Ammonia, ii for ^.V
ililpw). :i for . .Jfi7c
For Itulunro ol Week
J. W. Sliaiuiiiiiliousi*
& Son
I 'HONGS 187 ami OKI)
THANKSGIVING
FOOTBALL GAME
II. of Vu. vs. li. of N. G.
CHAPEL HILL. N. G.
November 26, 1923
ltediiccd KoiiikI Trip
Fares
\lift
NOKFOLK SOUTH KKN
Sold Nov. 25tli and for trainx
ncheduled to arrive Cliapel Hill
l>y noon or November 2Gth. Final
limit November 27th.
Consult agent* regarding Spe- 1
Hal Pullman S?>rvlr*.
"After Six Days " Proves
Striking Drama of Israel
Woven into a drama I it: se
?l Ueiice that is intensely interest
ing. "Six I?a>>." elaborate screen
version of the creation and the
events of the Bible down to the
time of Solomon, held the atten
tion of larsp audiences at the
Alkratna Theater here yesterday
afteriu>on and last night. It will
bp repeated' :it matinee and night
performances today.
Adam and Kve and the serpent
In the Garden ?f Kden. and the
driving forth of the pair by the
Ansel of the Lord form the open
iug events in a drama which
moves swiftly through. the killing
of Abel by his brother. Cain. the
building of the Tower Babel. the
Flood, and many other stirring
episodes narrated in the Old Tes
tament.
Particularly ftriking is the de
struction nt' the wicked cities of
Sodom and 4?omorrah. in a ruin
of lire and brimstone, and the
turning of Lot's wife into a pillar
of salt. The burning of the
cities and the flight of I heir in
habitants Is done with dramatic
effect ami in realistic fashion.
The stories of Joseph and
Moses and the going into and de
part lire from the Land of Kgypt
by the Israelites are depicted in
derail, wiiii attention to thu
historical narrative. In present- i
Idk the story of Exodus. the pro- ,
(lucent have avoided the striking
scenic effects observed in The
Ten Commandments." shown here
recently. thereby leavlti: th?' oil
server -with a sliuht sense of dls
appoint m?*ut . Thw. however, is
more than off*<t a Utile further
'aloui*. when the story of th?* mag
nificent Solomon N. unfolded in all
its grandeur all its reminders
of the fallibility of mortal man.
"After Six Days" Is thoroughly j
worth feeing, both by the student
01 (he Itihle who wishes to visual
ize thi- thi'ius which he has read
over and over and which lie has
pondered often; and for the man
of the world to whom the Bible,
in the muni, is a i lo?''d voljime.
It is dramatic It is effective
and interesting. Money obviously j
has not been spared to make It j
( everything that a narrative of j
sai-reil history should be.
-make ideal Christmas present* il car*?lu-lly selected.
It is a compliment to your friend's intelligence and an
Gvidoncv of more than a momentary thought if you
send a book- -if the hook is carefully chosen.
Let us help you. \\ c.in linil jHM th-- oh* ne- -ded.
If we haven't sent you our Catalog hi us know ami ih?
post niuu .will bring it. It is lull 01' valuable informa
tion.
Any book nut in stock supplied promptly.
P. W. MELICK CO.
KAMO AND LEBANON BELLE FLOUIt
are nhwluirly ?unr? of (|iiallt; *o1<1 l>5- ilic leadline Krocers
? PISTIll lil'TKl> 1!V ?
A. F. TOXEY & COMPANY
your servm
We refer with pride to "our" main-, "(uirM gas plant. "oiii"
*v*iem.
And they arc our*. f
Hill I lie SKHVHIK they provide i* your* ? ju*t u? nuieli u* if
>ou |M?rf*oualIy provided it.
Moreover, you gel that aerviee with le-w trouble and ineou
%enienee than if you had t?? produee it.
? -more eheaply too.
Southern Gas Improvement Co.
i. T. STAI.LIN(iS, Manager
"If it'n done with heat, yon eon do it better with {toy."
REAL
(J R 0 C E R Y
S E R V I C E
is what you pet at
T? %? reliable
grocery. Reliable in
price* Reliable in
service. Reliable in
having oil hand
practically every
tiling obtainable in
the grocery line.
G. W. Twiddy
(<?r. (Iiurrli ? l'oiiiiiexter
l'lione* .?>}{.> and 185
I! K 1) M EN 'S
ORCHESTRA
I OR HIRE
l'liuuc 396- J
Man Loses Hundreds
of Dollars
"I am mii rv I did not hear of
Mayi's Wtml.'rful Remedy a few
years axo, as it would have saved
, iiif several hundred dollars. Five
years 1 tut (Ti> red from Indigestion
and severe bloating. I grew worse
all the time. My doetor said an
o??f ration would he all that could
| save me. 1 took a course of
Yi;i> r's Wonderful Remedy in
1 sti ;h| anu for the past year have
' 'i entirely Wi ll." It is a sim
i.J- . harmless preparation that re
moves the catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract and nllayB the
inflammation which causes practl
{ eally all stomach, liver and intes
I tin'ul ailments, including appendi
j ritis. One dose will convince or
! money refunded. At all drug
I adv.
RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CREST
Kasc your tight, uching chest. Stop
tho pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel iv had cold loosen up in just a
short time.
Iled Pepper Rub is the cold rem
edy ih.?t brings cpiicJiest relief. It
cannot hurt, you nnd it certainly
M-ems to ond the tightness and drhrfl
the congestion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penct rating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrate* right down into
colds, congestion, ai-hiug muscles and
sore, 6t iff joints relief comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling heat. ? In
three" minutes tho congested spot ia
wanned through and through. When
you are suffering from a cold, rheu
mntisTn, harkacJie, stiff neck or sore
wuaclea, just get a jar of Rowles Ked
Pepper Rub, made from red peppers,
at any drug store. You will have the
rjuk'kest relief known.
NOTHING CLEARS
AWAY PIMPLES
| rdrlH wno line 1'oisiam never
liav had compie xlons! Itn Booth -
it concentrated medication aim
i?1y driven pimple* and black
l*eada away llkn magic. Try it
' vouraelf. At nil druggists. 50c.
To detain Ymir Youthful Itcnut)
W e reromiitriMl ilie daily u*e of
Which contains 7% of I'tmlam
(HnUnttit
^SOAP^i
Which oontaln* 7% ?f Po?l*?
Ointment
STOMACH
GAS
Don't waatq'tlme taking pllla or
I tablet* for uaa on tho stomach
whon ximpW* buckthorn bark,
luamuniuni aulph. c. p, Rlyeetine.
et?., np mixed in Adlcrlka, re
moves Kan In ,TEN mlnutca. Often
| brings out a HtirpriwinK amount oT
? wh*U> matter nover thought
' waa in your *yatom. No matter
what you hav#> tried for conatlpa
tlon or allied atomach trouble, Ad
Wtka la ao wonderful in Ita
QflCK action that you will bo aa
tonlahod. Stop* that full, bloat
< d r ? .1 i n t- Don't waato time any
longer but l??t Adicrlka give your
bowela a RKAL rleanalng and
inak?- your atomach fael fine! Bold
bv all leading druggiata. adr.
6 fill
Ih a prescription for
Coldt, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Billiout Fever ami Malaria
It kllla the g<rrna.