HKt.ON K.I) I'ASTOK JOYKI L
(Continued Irotu pat. 1>
, (Continued on p?K?> 2?
bulla persona ~?*s for rnuicii .di
iCIO
^Ileeeon:. in Salem liaptist
CflflVrti an \V. A. Halstead. N. T.
Iffclafead. Llovd Hnlst?-nd. S. W
Se*n. M W. Scott. J. r, .r. mins#.
4. CI. Ilrown. and ? It M it !?*ii
ITvBuud.iv school oftlc i.% an* N.
:T.- Halst? a?1. KUp*'rlht?*it>*<*iit: M.
Vraeoti. assistant sup* ;*?:.n ndenf;
Ml* Iteha st-cnta'v:
Wiley n. C-'ipp< rxmith. iii i?.-iiT<*i;
llr* Ccraldin* Seo-.t *aip. tint. n
primary d* i>.ir'm?*nl; M?>. W.
& Berry, superintend* tit junmr
^bjMlment. and Mr.". Frank
^Htebvr. RtitwrliiN'ndi'iH rruillc
tioll d,:i,ar,M" nt.
? Women* Missionary Sod. ?y of!
?? ace Mm. J M. Dvrrt fl. pre??
leot; Mr*. J. <1. Hro\vn. vic? -nnn*
? lfr* lltli II. r.? ??r..!.rv
Ml. fitaruc iJavi*. treasurer, and
Mr*. Mar Scott. program commit
tee chairman
* Other church officer* are l.lnyd
^?klstead. lr<wirpr. and J. f?.
Brown, hr.ildlnu treasurer.
1 The church history and many
, IJiten-Ntlni: farts In regard to lis
Ur.H, at organization an* set forth
la a souvenir bulb flu. <op|e* of
#hlch may lie obtain- d at a noni
Htfjnlet1 from the pastor.
ORDMt i:kstoi:i:i> i\ a ii nn \
??? *<Oonilnu? d from page I i
EHjihe flame*. Oth* r tuiiid* lu_i ?
i|brtH. attack* <1 th< I'rilversHy
I'ui iiam*-n??llmpu- aod
ttec- City Hall. Willi tiinrr Ol less
and ?v?*n began niltdnu
IlifUrrIo.kI? s to pr? v? nt tioop- In ing
brought up.
; .Flcllt illg nlKO took place u?*ar
the Opera House. wiiirh |s iiat far
ftom some ol the leading hotels.
fl ut.l *wllic'l Jli n.| 11 j r _ t'. t ?: (HI
^??DlMlcnt of tin continental
Siplop of the London Daily Mall,
HH4y toiiMHtr looked tin.
, TTlii' wot at h?ttl? hci ' in m to have
been fnuwht mound th? t'lt> Hall,
nhar serious fightlm: occured
In the Lipid* nt* Is: r i ? \\ h- i ? .i<
cording to the Socialist*. ?omo
body find on the crowd from a
window, unundinu one oi th?* i|o
m&aMi at Th< tunl thereupon
storm* u lb* house and. thnatened
to hang a mnn they found in It to
a'lump post. II. . 11?i > i\-d
by * liant iI> forno?l guard from
the {Socialist rankH
'p. 'Tb<i ?Vl?*uns*. dlftturbnroi <1 found
air echo in the rem of th< rouatry
ar'hicii aaoordltiK to Vii ana advlcea
H| confirm* d tlu iu-u> that tin*
had KUUK^Mi^d in drivltiK
^^Baob from
clt> Into the huhurbt* r.t 7 o'clock
ld>rtho ? venina. when a battalion
ot infantry with niachinftf.. i-una
LtaBft a poultlon before the.J'arlia
maot RuildiuK.
E,^ FLIi:itK KXPLAIN WHY
VjS,(Continued from p?i:< 1 >'
baoomi* of.the City of Oakland.
t ? Once tbeir fate became known.
Ariny pi* " OK eotue to thi'ir aid'
aad brouKht them to Wheeler
Ffid.
,A* Smith and llrnnte received
thie plaudits of all Hawaii they
elieh ?ave credit to the other for
bringing the plane to laud. Despite
thjj fart th?' piano's recelvinj? ap
paratiiH hud broken down nliortly
after the start, and In -spite of
fdfc and apparent discrepancies in
?"k way unerrlnRly. The plane
navcr had bean far off it* course
Bronte bad been KulldltiK it
jy by dead reckoning
The Byrd Miracle
Wlit u Comnianuer iJicnanl fcl. llyrd visited the maimed war yet
, ?inn* In tti*- Invallden In I'arl*. Captain L?*<J?ndre. a crippled war
' ;>viatof who had not walked in nln? yrara. wax ho Inspired that ho
iopi (inm '??* whei-l chali arid itrodn to the Tomb of Napoleon, In
i ilu-thoapltal ground*. !?0 yards away, and hack. H??re you ?(* him
, h. for<- tIn* tomb, with llyrd at the right and Lit utemmt George No
: vlltr. of-thr "A merlon V crew. at the Irft. Physician* and" riurj***"
! familiar with Captain !.eflondrr> condition considered the Incident
a intrude.
Louisiana Has Its Snyder Case
The moNi utiociouH crinu1 Louisiana has known In year* was re
vealed t > Ih coafwyton <>i Mm. Ada Uonner Lrtowii (left) that nhe
conspired with Dr. Thomas Dreher In the murder of her htmhand. j
James J. Leboeyf (right. Labocttfi buckshot-ridden body waa
slashed with a hunting knife to prevent floating and thrown Into
Lake Ivloilrde, near Moriian City, I*oulHlana. An alleged hired aa
-HRfln shot tlie liuubmid 10 death. The connplraey crew out of a
lovr affair between Mrs.- Leboeuf and Drelier, paralleling the re
cent Snyder case.
Purple Piped
The modern mode of the silk
blouse Is cleverly interpreted la
ibis one of tucked orchid crept
with pipings of purple.
I'AHgtOTANK CliLUK
1II SV IN THK Hl'MMEIt
I'asquotank County Homo Dem
onstration Clubr kept busy in
spite of the hot weather. Follow
ing Is iirxt week's schedule as an
nounced b> Miss Edna Evans.
Monday -Newbegun Club meets
with Mm. W. T. Harris. Mr.
Haskett who watt to give a dem
onstration In food preparation will
not be able to be there as previous
ly announced, but there will be a
very Interstlng dmonstratlon on
household linens.
Tuesday?Salem Club meets
with Mrs. Jarvis Scott.
Wednesday?Sound Neck " Club
mretr.
Thursday?Corinth Club meets.
Frld%>?Nrwlani! 4-11 Club will
met t nt the school building at 8
p. m.
Saturday?The curb market will
br open as usua!.
Don't Ply?Write
Glover Cleveland llergdoll says
he'd like to fly hack to the Cnlted
States. Howevei, Lindbergh says
It Is not so easy to fly Irom Eu
rope to America as from America
t?? Europe Mr. lt< rgdoll prob
ably will find flying even harder
now than it was ten years ago.
. . .Maybe If Mr. Dergdoll would
appl> to tlto American I^-^lon con
vention this fall he'd find many
willing to ?lve him a little more
Instruction In the rudiments of
flying Congress could strike
a special medal for the Intrepid,
airman and he could have great
fun comparing his badges and ex
ploits with Doc Cook.
An organization has been:
formed In Washington to try to
persuade the country to stop kid
ding Congress. We're ready to quit
?If Congress is.
CARD OF THANK*
We wish to thank those who
rendered their assistance during
the nine** and death of our lit
tle son, Robert. Jr., We also wish
to thank those who ient flowers
and cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davenport
and Relatives.
MARKET REPORT
NEW YORK COTTON
New York. Jul> ll.-(AF) ??
KeporU ol boll Weevil damage aud
unsettled votlh?>i la th? South td
vanctfd cotton |>ricM. March ad
vanced to 18.85 utid Mu> to 18.98.
Slop orden were uncovered ui
the**- Dkukh but there wan also
heavy realising, which supplied the
initial dnniand and caused reac
tions 01 8 to 10 points from the
beat in early trading.
Future* closed Brm, 25 to 3 4
points hlghei. Spot steady; mld
llnK 18.30. Futures:
High. Lorn. Close.
Jau. 19.88 18.66 18.81.
Mai. 19.10 18.73 19.02??07
May isTT- 1*17 li.S0&21!
July 18.OS 17.84 18.04
Oct. 18.55 18.20 18.60953
Dec. - 18.78 18.46 18.764* 77
Previous cloae: Januar> 18.66;
March 18.71; May 18.88; July
17.76; October 18.19; December
18.44.
Opening: January 18.48; March
18.85; May 18.90; July 17.92; Oc
tobei 18.35; December 18.58.
GRAIN MARKET
Chicago, July 16? (AP>? Re
currence ol uneaslueM over black
ruat put the wheat market on th?
upgrade today. Hevlvil ol threat
ening; ruat reports came from both
slder or tin Canadian boundary
with aome Manitoba advices tell
ing of black ruat on wheat state
ments.
Wheat cloaed firm on 1-8 cent*
to 1 3-4 cents net higher, corn un
changed to 6-8 cents off. oats 1-8
to 1-4 to 1-2 down and provisions
from 2 cents decline to a rise of
10 cents.
! Wheat No. 1 red 1.43 1-2; No.
1 han' 1.42 3-4; corn No. 3 mixed
99; No. 3 yellow 1.00; oats No.
2 white 49 1-2; No. 3 while 44 1-4
?46 1-2. Rye not quoted. Hur
ley 760 80. Timothy seed 4.60?
5.00. Clover soed 20.00 30.00.
Lard 12.72; rlba 12.75; bellies
Now that the flood refugees
have gone back home, the country
Is heaving a sigh oi content. One
of the reasons why a flood refu
gee's nal troubiea beglm when lie
quits being one.
McPHfcKSOlV BROS.
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
? _J 8KKVICE OX
Tlftfcrf XVl) IlATTKRltS.
NKIIUtttl.TXU ALIyTRKAl)
TIRItR
(VnlruUzlutC and IlMUrlim)
PltEHT-O-IJTfc HAITKHIM
< Sales ami H<nl(c)
PHMK 1M1
J{V>r. <olonlnl aW. A Martin SI. I
14JS.
Wheat: July?hlKh 1.43 1-1; |
low 1.40 7-8; clou* 1.42 7-8 to
1.43.
I Corn: July?high .97 1-2; low
1.95 3-4: clone .?7 1-4.
COTTON SEED OIL I
New York. July 18.? I API ?
Cotton ?*-<?<! nil cloa? ?l firm; prim**
summer yellow 9.40; prime crude
'H.12 l-2 4i s.25; January 10.10;
February 10.10; July 9.45; Aug-*
|unt 9 00; September 9 82; Octo
ber 10.02; November 9.98; De
cember 10.05. Sale* 4.800.
j TRfirK MOVEMENT
Raleigh. July 1?. ?(API ?
' Carlot shipments by radio tp
North Carolina Department of Ag
riculture.
P?tchM?Arkaniuu 202. Cali
fornia 1. GVorgla 123, Illinois 1.
North Carolina 81, Oklahoma 20.
Houri 4. North Carolina 11. Okla
homa 1. Tennessee 4. Virginia
South Carolina 47, Tennesnee 9.
? total 484. Unreported fourteenth
Arkansas 1. California 6. Georgia
>14. North Carolina 3. total 24.
I Potatoes? Loukalana 1. Arkan
nas 1, California 23. Colorado 1.
Delawar? 3. Idaho ??. Kaunas 109,
Kentucky 6. Maryland 121. Ml?
1473. Washington 11, total new
'775. old 3. unreported fourteenth
| California 27. New Mexico 1. Vlr
I glnla 17. total 45.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALiR?Chevrolet Coach. One
j year old. Cheap. C. II. Robinson
Co. lttfn
WATCH for the Auctlou Sale an
nouncement of two valuable truck
, farmp in Monday's Advance, lr.n
LOST OK STRAYED. English bull
dog. wearing collar, answerr. to
name Tin Tin. Reward 1f re
turned to J. Edward Hughes, 304
Weat Main. Phone 167-J. HI.lHn
%
NORFOLK MARKET
aa reported by -?
JAKYIH * PKNTIiHHM
to
riPK\CK-ltOI.M>WRtX CO.
July 12th. 1927.
Hens. alive 23C-25C
White Spring Chlx. allve_ 25c-28c
ICoI'd SprK- Chlx, alive 35c-40c
Ehva. dozen -- <4e
Uriah potatoes. No. l'a, |:i.25-$3.50
| barrel.
Bolter Buy
GENERALS
now than buy and buy
DAVIS TIRE CO.
niHTIIIBllTOitN
Colonial Avenue ami Martin
I'llONE 1A5
POTATOES .
1 Chicago. July 1?.? (API?Po-]
itato?a. receipts S3; total U. S. I
'uhlpnients 7 78 car*; trading alow;
market weak; Virginia barrel Ir
tlah Cobbler* 4.00 0 4.25; Kanaaa
and Missouri sacked Irish Cob
bler* 2.00 Qt. 15.
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York. July 16.?(API ?
The stock market displayed a Arm
' undertone today despite rather ex
, luualve week-end re-adjustments
ol speculative account*. Owing to
the absence of many lame traders
'business was In relatively small
< volume, the day's sales aggregat
ing about 650,000 shares. The
iclos? was firm.
I Ralls again aasumed the lead
ershlp oX tbe market with Erie
J Common which croaaed 60 to a
jn?w fiwir the Individual fea
? ture.
Allied Chemical ft Dye 149
lAinerlaan Can 67 6-8
i American Car ft Foundry_100
, American Smelt. ft Kef. ...160 1-2
American Tel. ft Tel. 167 1-8
Anaconda Copper 44 3-4
I Atchison 18G 1-4
[Atlantic Coast Line 198 3-8
Baldwin locomotive 246
| Baltimore ft Ohio 118 1-8
! Itsriisdull "A" 24 1-4
'Bethlehem Steel 49 7-8
? Chesapeake ft Ohio 184 3-4
[Chrysler Corp. 4 7 1-2
Coca Cola S 118 1-2
Chile Copper 34 7-8
Colorado Fuel 94 1-2
Consolidated flaa 104 1-4
Krie Railroad 60 3-4
Famous flayers 88 1-2
; Free port Texas 69 1-2
? : _ ?
Mark Kvery Grave. We will ap
preciate tin opjiurtanlt j of bl?t?
ding on )our
MONUMENT
lork. We ran save ><?u money.
Elizabeth City Marble
and (iranite Work
o. t. HiNdurro?!, ivip.
NOTICE
This is to announce to the
public that I have sold my in
terest in the T. P. Nash Seed
Store to J. B. Ferebee.
Effective July 1, I am not
responsible for any accounts
opened or any transactions ne
gotiated by the said J. B.
Ferebee.
This the first day of July,
1927.
(Signed) T. P. Nosh, Sr.
General Asphalt
General Electric New
General Motors ?
Great Northern Pfd.
Hudson Motor* 83 3-4
! Inter. Com. Ki|. ; 4* 1-8
I International Nickel ? 6r
I Inter. Tel. fc Tel. 14f 3-8
I Kuiimh Clly Southern .67,1-2
| Lehigh Valh-jr 129
Murland Oil ?.? ? 33 l-4t
Mid-font. Pet. 30
[Mo.. Kan. 4c Texas 61 1-4
.Montgomery Ward 67 1-8
N. >'. Central 152 3-4
N. Y.. N. H. & Hartford ...... 52 1-2
;North American 90 1-8
l'ackard Motor Car 35 1-8
Han Amer. Pet. "II" ? 56 1-2
Pennsylvania .. 64 3-4
J Phillips 39 7-8
Radio Corporation 68 1-8
Heading 119
Rep. Iron & Ste^l 66
Reynolds Tobbacco "H" 136
St. L. 4c San Fran. 114
>^ah<iar?< Air M.i..
Sears Roeburk 60 1-8
Slnrlali Con. Oil 16 1-4
Southern Pacific 119 1-2
Standard OH. Cal. 53 3-8
Standard OH. N. J. 37
Standard Oil. N. Y. 30 1-8
Studebaker 51 3-4
Texas Corp. 47 1-8
Texas Gulf Sulphur 66 1-2
! Tobacco Products 102
[1'nion Parjflc 177 1-2
1'. S. I ml. Alcohol 184
11*. S. Rubber 44 1-4
.L*. S. Steel 126 1-8
f Wabash Railway 75
' Westlnuhouse KlectTlc ? 82J-8
Willys Overland 17 7-8
Wool worth 149 7-8
Yellow Taxi & Coach . ....... :i0-i-?4
|Vlck Chemical 120 "**
Hill
S E l< V E
SPREDIT
Nut Margarin
SATISFY YOURSELF
IT'S THE
BEST SPREAD
EVER HAD
25<
Per LL.
Gold Star Stores
109 S. Pciindrxtrr St.
J. W. COX, Mgr.
KKFWTIVK OCTOHKIt 81, lU'JO
Norfolk Southern 11*11 road
? LIIABKTN CITY, N. 0.
U. U:ll m lUMak. nrw Hm?. 0*M*arab '
lh*?foH Ud Iktmnrdliti pointa.
Ou I* N? Bar*.
It* m ItaMsfa. NM Bm?. OnMil^
iMAft CtarlMl*. rvKlnlttl
ftlf AM NwfeUl U4 IMwnrfllX Hflt
i* PM NocfoU Md tnl.ra.4UU polnU.
P*rt? (W HorfoM M4
tu palau. Cln? i m In? Burtfe IM
IT IS NEVER TOO LATE NOR TOO EARLY TO TRY A CLASSIFIED IN TH DAILY ADVANCE
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
?E
pAILY ADVANCE
-I; CLASSIFIED ADS
*?h!a atse typo (ft point). <>???
Alt a word eacb lnaertlon,
JLbilmum 25 cents, ono time;
P mdu week; 16 woids.
odlng ads. five ceuta a
per week. Twenty fcenta
asonth?In advance.
$
ie
7b
Ita apace and para
had ads, BO cents an inch.
Copy mast be In the office
ftp. m. day before fnaer
-tr
nrnia
DY Til IS RH0T BOOK8 at a
cost. Join our circulating'
Periodicals. newspapers, i
i fountain, randy. cigar*, cljr-'
tobacco, shop shine psr
|pj N? rvice Ncwn Co. 14 N, Mar
, atrSef. Phone 1020. 1ft.18n
WJK CRUSH. Or sen River
Nil Orape are certainly In,
on now. Quench that awful
by ordering a crate. J. R.
den ft Co. 16-22n
FORGET the Excursion toi
{ Head tomorrow. ftte.imer|
|le L. Vansrlver leaves Bur
street dock at 8 a. m. Re
fclntc arrive* in Kllr.ab<-th City
pt |?. in. Two new pianos i
id?one a player piano.
| chairs bsve been pur< haveri
ake rare of the increasing
Come and enjoy a beau
t boat Tide to the Ocean
lay and comfort for all.
1060 for your next car
. Chuck's Auto laundry.
1 Rttf'olk Carolina railroad. |
I street. 12-lKn
ilr? for S?l- 39
TRUCK with Cab and
body. Price $95.00. L. II. Per
ry Motor Co. 15,1 fin
I!?2r* DOINIK Roadftter. clv-up at
922ft.00. 1,. II. Perry Motor Co.
15.16n.
Borhrr Shops 60
NEW BARRKR SHOP now open.
Kxpert barber* and expert *?r
vlce. Under management of II
<}. (Hllam. North Martin Htreet.
IO-22p.
OKT YOU It 11A1 It CUT at least
onre a week. You don't have to
wait horn. We have export bar
ber*. Sanitary Barber Shop.
11-1 On.
Bicycle Repairing 45
KKINO m your bicycle or phono
graph repair work. Every Job
guaranteed to please, p. l')? l.on.
13-!9n.
Biirguln Omnlfr 27
WK IIAVK MANY wnixli-rftll and
out*tandlng bargain* In our
?tore. You'll Iw delighted with
the many money daring value*
offered. Ncedham's Notion Wore.
1 d-22n
BALK NOW QOINO on? Ladloa'
(1 rente* and hat* at greatly re
dueed price*. Clothing for mon.
Watcher, diamond*. Jewelry,
novel! le*. Mu?M A. Glanner.
12-18n.
(lain for Hire 41
FIVE MINUTE *ervlre to any part
o( the pity. Th* old reliable
line of for hire ear*. Johnnie
JohnRon. phone 53. I7tfn
Finh
Cl'AMH. FISH, Ha food* of all
kind* that can be bad. We have
Ju*t received a fine lot of elanm.
Fl*h of all kind* at all timet!
For the br*t cull the man who
known flnb. Thoma* Crank,
Phone* 204-410. 1 4.15.Un
Filling Station 2'\
IIAVK TOUR car ??Mini and
greased at The Fountain. Stand
ard gasoline and motor oils.
Tire*. tubes, and accessories.
Cold drinks. 12-1811
For Rent 10
SAWYER * MR ADS Store (or
rent and residence furnished If
dealred at WMkitvillp. Mri. Cath
erine Bawyer. 110 Kaat Burgeaa
atrwet. Rllxabeth City, N. C.
1 t-9p.
FOR RENT?'Two nicely fur
nlxhed housekeeping roomv Also
one furnished room MiltaWe for
?ne or two gentlemen. 102 E.
Church street. lip
FOR RENT?Furnished cottage
at Nogs Hesd. Apply to C. W.
Overman, Rllxabeth City. 14-20n
8T0RR FOR RENT on Poladexter
Htreet. next to Auto Bupply *
Vulcanising Co. Apply Auto
Bupply 6 Vulcanising Co.
14-20n. .
FOR HRNT?Mouso on coiner
Main and Road Ht recta. In good
condition. Modern conveniences.
Thone 3?-W. 1M9n
Tor S?l? II
RARItR!) ROCK8. Red*. RoKllsh
Leghorns. 1O0 -$T.75; Heavy
Mixed 97.25; Prepaid; 100 per
rent live delivery, oxark Farms.
Westphulia, Mo. 16p
ONE CHRVROI ,KT Coach fo?
sale; motor reconditioned; car
In good shape. Will well cheap to
quick buyer for cash. A. H. Wil
liams. <109 B. Road Bt. 11-1 tin
REGISTERED DUROCfl for sal*
from prise winning stock. My
herd won more prison than all
the reat of the breeders com
bined In age clfcaa. Also won 311
Cup beat boar at the Fair. I have
the beat young pigs for sale ever
raised. Haul A. tvee, Route
Five, Rllxabeth City, N. C.
16-21 n.
FOR BALK ?Mouse and lot at 303
Kant Fearing stveet. Liberal
tcrma. For price and other par
ticulars addreaa Joaeph I*. Hre*n
leaf, IV O. Bog 2, Macon, (leorgla.
FOR S A Under wood Portable
typewriter, la A-l condition.
Will soil cheap. Call 3R6. 11-lCa
FOR BALE?Baby Carriage, crib
and stroller. Phone 879-J.
11-ltn.
Grocfrlet
THE PLACE TO BUY your gro
ceries?frwth WRfliblM and
fruits nt nil times. E. It. Mee
klns, Phone 74. 14-20n
ASK YOUII GROCER for Kin*
Flake Flour and Superla Short
ening packed In 1 lb cartons,
they are good. Guaranteed by W.
J. Woodley, Wholesale Orocer.
12-1Hn.
Mrs. Jack Wells
West Fearing Street
Help Wanted?Female 32
WE PAY 11.20 doten, sewln*
bungalow aprons at home sparei
time; threat (urnlahed; no hat-1
ton boles to make. Send stamp.,
Hill (larraent Factory, Auburn.
N. Y. 16p
LADIES?Barn $1? doxen sewing
aprons borne; experience unnec
cessary; msterials cut. iafttruc-j
lions furnished. Addressed ente-'
lope briny* particulars. Mlln
Garment. 23G Broadway, Bay
onne, New Jersey. ftp
LADIES?Earn $1S doxen aewlng
apron*; absolutely no aelllng;
experience unnecessary; mater
ials cut. Addressed envelope
brings Instruction*. Alpha, 1*2
Main street, Paterson, New Jer
sey. Hp
liOM
LOST -PARROTT, green with
yellow head, blue and red under
wing. Keward for Information
leading to recovery. Phone
7ft*-W. lf-lftn
IXMT Man's leather pocket book
with gold edges. Liberal re
ward If returned to The Advance
Office. lltf
Ijtiiilry Stnlw It
rAMti.f wmiiiNO Rotit M
?ol damp wuk. Mm** work ?
? p.rUltf. AIMatrl*
REFrIsHINO?leo cntm a nil
drink*. Coot off at our fountain
from the hot sum in or heat, with
the aid of a refreshing drink or
lea cream. Tho I'ark-Mor.
1 3-19n
DRINK HBRE and keep cheerful.
Fountain drinks, sandwiches. cau
dle*. cosmetics. The 8ugar Bowl.
I 1 2-18n.
Money to Un4 37
; I.OAM6?ifcvaetlgate oar amall
weekly payment plan to finance
i your vacation. Tho Industrial
Bank. l?-?n
Neati 55
DRLIOIOUSLY FRESH and len
der meats. In ordering meats 1 h*,
?are tkat you can depend on your!
. market. We maintain a prompt
i delivery service. Bert Oavls.
! 12-1 In.
VUxm to fait 221
A flOOD I'LACK TO BAT?Whare
spotless table clothe greet you?
where eervfce la uaparalhd
where food Is delightfully sea
soned and served. Blue Tea
Room. 13-19n
Ranted
36
Want to WENT -Three unfur
nished room a with hath. Write
"Furnished Rooms" eare The Ad
vance. lS.lfn
Rooflnf
12
ANYTHING IN ROOFlNO- Bp
prepared tdjr the had summer
stortns by havlne a good roof.
Call 741 f#r the best service with
the heat nutfrlala. Pipkin * Reld
?heet me till Worker* and roofing
eoatimett^a 18-lin
Hist Eugenia Blsnchard.
Hertford. N. C.
Sli net
anora
so
MPBCIAI. AA1.R on all Blonda
Puaapa h??lnnln| Saturday
Th?a? ??! b* Mid. (Ill and
IT.lt aala prlta 11.11; ti ll
aal* prlca li.ll; ti ll and
?ala prlta II II; |l.?l uli
price 12.9ft. One lot white kid
?tep In, $6.9G nalr price f 1.95.
Many other speclhls. Gallop A
Toxey 8ho? Co. 15-21n
SIIOKK for vacation wear. Newest
atyles In summer footwear for la
dle*. Come In and them. T.
W. Williams A Son. ll-l?n
MIsh I*a Gordon Tucker,
Hertford. N. C.
Tire# 18
8PECIAL PRICE on 3 1-2 cord
tires?ff..2G. C. V. Perry. West
Main street. 24tfn
Wanted 25
WANTRD?Small apartment, fur
nished for man and wife, close
In. Address "XY2" Care The Ad
vance. 1 t-19n
WANTRIV-To rent Rood farm
containing around 76 acres, for
1928. MuHt have good dwelling
and outbuildings. also comfort*
able tenant house and conven
ient to good school. W. H. Hun
ter .Rottte 1. City. 1S-19*
WANTED AT ONCK?Clean white"
rags, no hooks or buttons. Ad
vance Office. tfa
Miss Kllss Prltchard.
West Fearing Street
Notice* 35
strpRRioR court ?
warn caiio ina.
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FREE
Tickets to the Alkrama
There Me several name* printed in the Clnasifled
columns today. If YOURS is there you are entitled
to a FREE Tietwt to the ALKRAMA.
You mwt claim your ticket at the Alkrama tomor
Main it a daily habit to read the CLASSIFIED
ADS. There are many more opportunities for you
in addition to an evening's entertainment free.
Today At The Alkrama
"DEVIL'S GULCH"