North Carolina Newspapers

IV , I Ik PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAYS C y. W. AUSBON, EDITOR. Friday, Aoril 30. 1915. B1ACOE FMSHES County Commissioners will be in session Monday. Mr. T. M. Chesson of Mackeys was in town Monday. Mrs. Alfred Moore has return ed from a visit to Norfolk La France Shoes for women Gay lord's. v ad Capt. G. W. Harney made a business trip - to Norfolk this week, fail to see Ths Swiss lgers this afteVnoon and y mi, im a in ai: inciter anu party .. TVT.,1.1 m .-1 i j is week. Ta Store that Serves you Best. Gaylord's. ad Tr t n t ii it- i. ivir. j. o. jueggecc or uaiumore was visiting relatives in our city this week. Mr. Charlie Roughton of Co lumbia spent several days with us this weak. Mr. J. C. Freeman of Windsor was among the visitors to our town, this week. '.'Mr.. J.-D. Phelps of Woodard was a welcome visitor to this omce vveanesaay, r 1X7 i i Mr. J. T, McNair's new resi dence ori .Fort Williams street is nearing completion. Ask to see the new E. & W. Shirts. 'Gaylord's ad Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Gaylord have been spending some days in Norfolk this week. Mr. J. S. Shugar returned home Wednesday from a trip to Richmond and Norfolk. Miss Annie Mae Wolfe has re turned home, having closed her school in Chowan County. Mr. E. R. Spruill of the Skin . nersville section made us a short call while in town on Tuesday. - We acknowledge a pleasant call on Monday from Px-Sheriff Jho. T. McAllister of near Rope. The Majesit Theater opened for 'the season on Wednesday night with a very pleasing pro gram. Mrs. Mittie Hassell of Scotland Neck has been visiting Mrs. C. J. Norman and othei friends here the past week. Mrs. W. M. Bond, Jr., and little son, Master W. M., III. are home from an extended v'sit to relatives in Eden ton. If it's New, we have it. Gay lord's. Plymouth's Best Store. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Clark and Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Halsey of Roper were among the visitors to Plymouth the past week. Messers Duard Spruill of Cres well, G. W. Phelps of Skinners vjlfe and S. B. Davenport . of geasley were in tovyn Monday. Mrs. E. C. Caton of Hampton Va., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ausbon, corner Third and Washington streets. Sunday will be observed. all pyer our country as ' Mothers' Day ' and everybody is supposed to, wear a white flower in respect tQ her, whether living or dead. Messers W. C.' Thompson, T. R, Hassell, E. R. Lewis and W. Q. Highsmith of Roper were welcome visitors to the Beacon office while in town yesterday. Mr. John Braxton of Scotland J 1 Neck having accepted a position "with the Dixie Motor Co., has become a citizsn of Plymouth and wlth'his wife is boarding with , Mr, W, R, While- - - 'yJ There will be on sale Saturday from 10 a m., until 10 p. m,, in the office of tho Plymouth Inde pendent, all kinds of good things to eat ; salads, cakes, pies, hot rolls, cheese stra vs, sandwiches, home-made candy, salted nuts, galad dressing, deviled eggs. Commencement. Cherry Graded School will cel ebrate its Third Annual Com mencement on May 3rd and 4th, with exercises as follows : Monday night will be devoted to the Primary and Intermediate Grades, beginning at eight o On the, 1st Monday in June, clock, with drills cantatas, 1915, two trustaes for the Plym marching etc outh Graded Schools ' will be ap- On Tuesday at eleven o'clock gtej cb,e, Bardf Ed,uca" ,, , J ... tion to succeed, the two whose a. m., the class completing the term expjres June 30th, ' 1915. required work or Ninth Grade, will read essays and Dr. J. C. Cog-gins will deliver the educa tional address. Tuesday right a comeda-drama in four acts en titled, ."A Prairie Rose" will be presented by high school and local talent. No admission charged, except the small sum of ten cents each for a few re served seats to defray expenses. All others free. PUBLIC SPEAKING. To the Editor," The Roanoke Beacon. Dear Sir : . 1 desire to announce through your columns that I, as a candi date for the 6ffice of Mayor of the town of Plymouth; will ad dress its citizgns at 8:00 o'clock P. M., Monday, May 3rd, at the Court House on various subjects touching its present and future growth and'development. I cordially invite,' not only the press and voting population of the town generally, but the la dies and ministers of all the churches as well. Our honorable and distin guished Mayor has been invited personally to be present and take part in the speaking and I sincerely hope it will be his pleasure to be with Ui on this occasion. I promise that criti cisms and personalities will be absolutely avoided by me ; my address will be more oil the order of a "Get-together" business talk than otherwise. Thankipg you for your cour tesy, I am, Yours very truly, . G. W. Harney. Christian Church Revival. A revival meeting will be con ducted by Dr. J- C. Coggins at the Christian Church, beginning next Sunday. There will be special music by, some of the best musicians of Plymouth, a feature of which will be some splendid instrumental parts. The public is cordially invited to attend every service. ROPER NEWS. - Roper Graded Schools will close on Friday, May 14th. There will be no regular commencement exercises this year. Miss Hattie Taylor's music class, Roper Graded School will givfc'a recital in the annex Thurs day evening of this week. i ; Dr. and Mrs. Halsey, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Clark motored to. Co lumbia and spent lsst S.unday with Mr. Arthur L. Walker. Misses Florence Way, Carrie Lee and Wilma Clark spent the week end at Belhaven, the guests of. their aunt, Mrs. James B. Clark. In - a clean, evenly matched game on the local diamond last Friday afternoon, the Koper Highs defeated the Plymouth Highs by a score of 11 to 8. A series of meetings will begin n the Methodist Church on Mon day evening, May 3rd, the pas tor will be assisted by Rev. S. A. Cotton, a former pastor of this charge, The extremely warm and dry weather that has prevailed for the past three weeksj is retarding the growth of peas and other vegetable crops and unless sear sonable showers come within the next few days, the crop will no doubt be below normal. Pians are attain being consider ed for a double brick store build ing to be erected on the High- smith vacant lot on Mam fat, when completed will probably be : occupied by Mr. Highsmith and; themerUniojiJuppryCo.l MR3. E.'H. MUBRAY'comeatpnce, as I expect to professional nurse j leave Mav 10th. Has a thorough equipment for giving'1, Yoll Will find me ill ffOIlt electric massages either at her apart-' r r vr ment at Mrs. Martin' residence or at wtllCe. patent's home. IVrms reasonable-' l Q WEBB, PllOtOfrapllcr. ervicea warranted satisfactory. J n NOTICE.'; Wonld be glad to have the peo pie recommend suitable men for the position. C. J. Norman, Chm. Bd. Education. L. TO THE FIRST WARD VOTERS. This is to notify you that I will be a candidate for Alderman at the coming election. For your information I want to say I am not affiliated with any faction, nor am I under any obligation to an individual. .Respectfully,. Tiios. L. SmitHi FOR CHIEF OF POLICE. I take this method of announ cing myself! a candidate for the office of Chief of Police ef P!yJ mouth, subject to the consider ation and action of the Board of Councilmen elected, and the good people of the town. If appoint ed will endeavor to serve the town to the best of my ability and devote my entire time to its interest and welfare. I faithful ly served the town as night po liceman for a year or more and did all I could to enforce the or dinances laid down by the town Hoping to receive your consid eration, I am yours respectfully,, -adv A. F. Arnold. TO THE VOTERS OF PLY MOUTH'. Seeing no reason why I have not the same right as others to aspire for the office of Chief of Police, I hereby announce my candidacy for the office. I do not say that I am the best candidate, nor do I charge any of the others with inefficiency or of being in any way incapable of performing the duties of the of fice, but I do contend that. I am just as capable as any of them, and have certainly the interest of the town at heart, and if e lected will do my utmost to prove to the people that they have made no mistake. In anticipation of your support and assuring you that it will be greatly appreciated, I am, gratefully yours, R. H. Sullivn FOR MAYOR. I take this method of inform ing the voters of the Town of Plymouth that I will be a candi date for Mayor in the coming election. My policy will b, as has been in the past, to serve the general public and to protect their interest and allow no indi vidual to use the peopled re sources to further their so' fish interests. Your servant, R. A. Williforp. , , For Chie of Police. After carefully considering the duties (if the office I think my self fully capable of performing them, and 1 take this method of informing my friends and the voters generally that I will be a candidate for the office of chief of police in the coming election. Eagerly ' soliciting your sap port and assuring you that if e jected I will do all in my power to execute the duties to the sat isfaction of the people. Respectfully yours, (ad) John J. Franks DOES IT'dONCERN YOU . as to who will represent you and vour interests in the Town Coun cil? will be a candidate for Coun man in the First Ward If you choose to give me your support and I am elected, it will be my aim to pass upon all questions of publio import as I would upon my personal affairs. Yours trulx, J. H. IGGETT. Look! LOOKD Don't miss this opportun- UV us I may never come tins way again. If vou want piclures .Taken Utiaer and by virtue of u ejcgauUon directed .to the Shf-rAt of AVasiiiu,;t.i Coty lroin thh Superior -Court of Washington OtWjr on it judeim'tit reuden-d in favor or A 1 6t-eu an J against W B. Clifton and docketed i-r the aforesaid County judemei,t dm.-kt t No 3, judgment No" ;i:!, Tle ur,,ier sigued henlf having- levied . upon hrul seized the undivided luten-s! of die de fendant, W B Clifton, in tlie iand herein described as rt qui red by law. and under s'lid execii'uon will sell at public khIg at the Court Hon . dour in Plyniotith.N. U., ut 12 111., on Mondiv, May 81, 191.5, the entire rig lit, titlo and uudi vided interest winch the said W. B. Oliftou .tn-us in a imot of land, known us the ('liiton Old llmno Hate.' adjoining 'I'. I,. SaticrUnv-iiti' en. die west, th.t llarriaua J::,i on the south. Stunrt .Moore on the c-s', the 'Oxliu laud on the north and b.-iiu-- on -Louir Acre I' ad. In witness vheir,f I h.iv" ln-rem U, set my hand, tl.i.s !Mi dav id'Awnl' i'.'i;, J. I'l Ri'.iu, Sher ll NOTICE. Under and by virtue of a-i order of sale granted by the clerk of the tviii erior Court in a .-.neci.-il proceeding en titled h,ovie Ann Bosten eta Is, ex-parte the undershin'-d com mi sooner wili sell for cah at public ai tion at the Court House Doorin Plymouth, ) (j at 12 A I. on May H4th i:)I." lots situated as f-.d-lows- I- Adjoadn.e. tile lands of the heirs of liosetu Kvernltj and other., boio.d on th N.rH, by 2nd. St , lyist by the lands of the heirs of R-.-setta Everett, South by the land? of Joseph Ueasley, W..st by the lands of Ih X. S. K. K." (;.v 2 Lot no. I ii ock, A. iu SVoodliwa um iruuta.'oi i.riiiKicvs ave uemf a lot !' fet bv iu() feet 3. Adjoinieg the lauds of W O. 0r staarphticr and others, boind on the North dylh- ioid- of L. I,. Owens' L'ast by the (Jidd 1 1cm itary, r'-otilb bv the 1'ids Washington Si.uous West by the lands of 8onoie Moore. This hlth dayo: A- rii P. II. Fiell, (ini:5 ii'siv ner . NOTICE. Under the ChartOi- of Town of PI3 -mouth as amende;! by tUisu'er 10 of the Private Uws of the state f North Caro'ina at its. sTw.ssi-jii of 1915 it is necessary tin.t a new registration of all voters pi t!i iir.vi ,f Plymouth he had. The names of tu K ..gtrar-i hii-I the places at .which s-iM reifistration booV-i will be kept open are as fol'ows: I W. itead, Jr., for First Wi.r.l. hoolc. will he k- in open i'or-reqtiirecl If'iiirth of time alV 15. Alartin's oiliee on Wnter street. I,. tJ. Iiaasoll, Ue.itrar for Seroiid Ward, tii r.;i-j; ration, boks will be kept onen at the aore of L,. S. Landing on Water street for renuiret lengtli of lime. Thir.l 'Vard, Ke.tst- yar, Ij. A Po .l, ro ristratiou hooks will be kept ien fur rt-ijnlrcd length of time at f. , Pe il's lioyon Wu-liinjj-!. n t This Marc.i I'.M , 1 :!;.-,," Ii. A.. Wrx,LM O'rO, Mivor: id) t-4 iiiilliliHilS'SlI!:'!-,. ill I (i'iil-;.": liliil; ' . iill; i ; r : t ! 1 1 1 ; ! lilli.il! .)!'? i i il'l ' I ' I ''i 1 h '-lijl'.jr - I . - i ' fi; "Hi llilllliiiiiiiliiiliili The biggest automobile value ever offered for r-f less than $1,000. Irl Powerful, swiil, silent. The easiest cur- in tha world to ds'ive. g The greatest of all hill climbers. ly Holds the road at 50 i . miles an hour. IP Practice ?ry sll the Fcttirrs m of a $1,003 Ct.r A superb, f: "t, powerfn!, . roomy nve-jvisisenger family f5 autornGbiie. The car that is revolHt'on-.-riU izing autoniobile condi lions iy everywhere. ip With electric starter and electric lights $55 f extra M CHESSON AND L CLAGON m t... alliliiii-1 Not on my CiOOI LOOKS; But for S i-v - v i c k : Voufe for Policeman, A.J. Newberry, x. AND OUR NEW GOODS ARRIVE DAILY. HAVE. JUST '.ADDED TO OUR LINE ;; The Gold Brand Hose For Ladies at $100 NO'DROP STITCH CAN MATCH. ANY COLOR. - SPECIAL ORDERS "SOLICITED. n tt -tafc. j. vk.. n. M a w- M ... rr -t -r TS .'''"" r stop you from coming to our .stoic for toe newest creat tions in Dry Goods, Clothing, Oxfords, Hats, Neckwear Hosiery, and in fact anything you uesr. I Silks 19c to $1.00 the yard -032 Lawns 08e-12ie Crepes ' j 09c 38c Voils 23c 20c Veils lc; and u thousand other things of equal value Boy;' Suits 1.50 to :?1C.00 the suit I Men's Suits $1.95 to $20.0!, ail new and up-to-date. Our Neckwear is Men's and Ladies' Children's EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE STORE IS COMPLETE. Yours for qualify, style and right prices, 8. ri'rrrfir ri n-i-y"w i dierBss proof, 1 1 $ XJL FULL LINK Or MEATS AND GREEN GROCERIES AT REASONABLE PRICES. We appreciate a part of ft ori ubiiiii win in iiiitiiiaanam-wwi'BnBafaiig.TataKaKsr-aarg.-- j Let your dream come true. liuild your own Jiomo thru the Plymouth Building and Loan Association NOW. BEING OEGANIZED. Subscribe to tho CapituI Stock at once. I EXAMPLE FOR BORROWER, 10 SHARES. Buying and payioft for a homo eosKnjy...$,000.00 Entrance fee. paid once . $ 2.50 :J32 payments of dues, w $2.50 " interest .' $1.1G Total outlay '. Less rent for 332 weeks, at -f.10.00 p Net cost of l,00a.00 home Value of home not count ing enchancement... Less cost above rental Clear gain $ SEE MR. LATHAM !i 1 - i - 1.98 TO 87 50 iTt t -.wow, un wms ra. Si, : . in jk .la. OF "v r 'N '" N -r rr " ZT3 swell, 25c to 12.00. Oxfords 98c to $5.00. " 4Sc to S2.50. -7H ' t: rn "i'" ' n iin n iiui fn , a m U IJ II AM iazi&z asoI het your patronage. sno.00 .385.12 $1,217.02 month ...770.00 - $ 447.G2 yW ) OR v A Lib.