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Great Buying Time for You at Sliehdan’s
Clearance Sale
Now is the Time. Attend the Sale Today
For the next thirty days we are going to divide smcng our custo
mers over $300.00 worth o! Rogers Silverware.
All Men’s Ladies and Children’s low cut SHOES now going at
1 -3 regular price. Come and see, is all we ask, and we will make
your dollar do double duty.
B. SHEHDAN
'Wei#
Kitchenette
Let us show 5'ou the only all metal, in
sect proof, and most sanitary Kitchen
Cabinet.
Twenty comparlmtrts, ho’dirg ever 200 pourds of Gro
ceries. Deroonstratirg rooms, next to Hotel Proctor.
Pure Food Kitchenette
Company.
was
East Carolina Teachers Training
School
A State school to traiu ti-ucliers for the public itchools oK >ortli
Carolina. Krery energy is directed to this one purpose. Tuition
free to uil who agree to teach. Fall Term begins September
ItK.
For cataiogne and other information address,
ROBT. H. WRIQHT, President,
GREENViLLE. N. C
WANT ADS
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Tho little stenoKvaplipr Rtood at the]
door, looking dubioubly at the desceiid-
iiiH; elovatur. Then, with a djep sish
and a poli.-nin expression, she turned
aud pushed opf'ii the liltle gate..
"Ah—am F Jii.st—awfully atirat'tive—
whi.'n you don't kiiow me very well?"
i 1 she tmiuired seriously of tlie book-
t \ keeper, her brow urlnUled in per
plexity.
"I toll you—it's tint, plaid skirt!”
ho exi'laiincd, turain.i^ wondering eyes
iipon the broad bars and stripes. “It'a
a lu rl'ect magnet for eyes. IJut who's
berii troubling; you?" He frowned with
Uli an eh'ect of I'xtreuio ferocity.
".Vo, It's not il'.at. They ean ad
mire niy skirt all ihi.'y want, if they'd
be still about, it! Hut It's lots
different from that!" Slie sank dis-
uuilly into her cliair and rocked baelc
and fortli, drrivin,^ comfort from tho
squeaks It eniitti'd.
‘I'vo tried to bo nice," she said
reaiiniacently. “liut I di<ln't try to be
especially nice, 1 know I didn't. I
don't believe 1 was more than just
natural! I3o I have to turn into a prr-
f(!ct sphinx—or into a lu-iiu old niaiil,
10 be coniforLable?"
"You've Kot me," admitted tho bo<>k-
keeper. "N’ow, if you'll ju.-;t Rive me,
say, three clues—cr nuiybe a good
hint. I'll see if I can guess, that i.-i,
if It's a riddle." He waited invitia.ijlv.
‘Honestly—I'm serious!" insisted
the little stenographer "I may have
to quit if It gets worse, thou.n'ii i ilo.i't
know how it couiJI"
She seemed very woe!)ei>one.
"What's really up?" asked I. e li.n'k-
keeper sympathetically.
■'Is It wronK to smili'—at towi I
boys and elevator men anil window
cleaners and Janitors and painterh aiii!
—and even iii" '-»is!;er b^' !" The
question enii . an Impetuous ex
clamation.
“Not If you liko to," declared tho
bookkeeper, judiciously.
‘‘Well, the towel b'jy, one day ho
a.'<ked me vluit my first name was.
And was !iurt 'jecause I wouldn’t tell!
And the niccst cf all, the niesseiiger
boy, the one that I always wanted to
cail. and the ono tliat I thouglit was
ab.'ut fourteen, he took hold of my
hand with the }nc osa.iio the other day
and w')ul In't h-t t.'0. Oh, it was dread
ful—thouijh I'd n'>ver sal;! anything to
hi*n !)ut ^of)(l inv/rnir.^ or Hoino such
tiiin ;!
".Vnd-anil," tlic little sK'iio-rapher
flushed, "ihf janil'ir witiked at me yes
terday when I fiinili d at him!"
“Wait till ! si'e him—" said tho
bookkeeper
"Hut tl.at'.s not ail.” she broke In.
• for when the men were paMiting hern
—I'd seen th' iii arottnd the ha)l for
years, an.l never tiioiii^ht an>’titing of
Bmlling in a friendly way at them, just
tsem saiu or . ‘That’s my girl.*
And they both laughed. Oh. It was
awful! One of them kept coming back
Into the oirico for brushes, and every
time he’d say ttiat It was just onca
more to seo me! I kept still about
It, for I was iishanied!
‘'But tiie wateii.nan stopped me In
tha hall t!iis nurning and asked whcro
1 lived, l;''cause l.e wished 1 lived near
his for Ii') I'.ad a fine phono-
gra !'li!
"Wliilfi I was :-ll V.:lt'd t’Toug’! and
throuL'!; I gel. Ill t!ie i'li'vator. and it
was enijity. 1 iin" 'iiHci'Aihly ^-niik-d at
tiie n»au an-1 a-r'ed that it wns nice
weathei*. a;id h" said yt*s, tine i jr tho
f-how. .And llii II and thi-re !;'• asked
rae to no I ' a -l.'iw wi'l'. him! 1 didn’t
know \sli:it. t'l ■ ;!> ! I don't liko to
hurt him, ti'' u niee sort of
gooil iiatur.’ I boy—Kut,
pau.-:ed.
‘■Well, it's m-.t so 1.-<i
tho b''o!-Aee!i.'r.
“Oh, but—" she blu.di
happeiu’d to be waiting
when the i.'an called al't'T mo to think
it over and try t'-. go! "
The bool-.U'epcr \\liist!>d softly.
“(,)h, I seo!" he said, with undf-rstand-
Ing.—('hi< a«o Daily .Vi-ws.
oil—" sbo
' fotn.''orted
•d “Jack
downstairs
1 o ^
"Asked Me to Go to a Show."
I to Bhow "’at ■ --n't a snob—one of
His Opinion.
n;ll-_\r(<sti‘rn .\ustralla produces
moro p.Tld tl’.an any .American state,
sends tnore pearl.^ to l-iiro;)e than any
other re.untry except '^'eylon, and Is
said tr, have tbe riehet-t belt of hard
wood I'rTilicr in t!'." world.
Jill—W(dl, what usi- ‘.A it if It hasn’t
a basi'hal! t.a;u?
American Flag Association.
■'be '.Vmirican l-'lag association”
was organized Ki'bruar> 17, 1Si)8, ita
motto being: "line flag, one country,
ono llod over all." Its oliject is to se
cure ".National and state legislation
for the protection of tbi.' Hag from de
grading and desecrating uses." and to
secure n general observance of .lune
I t as "F.'ag Hay, " because on that
day. it; 1777. congress adopted the
present I'liited Stales liag—the Stars
HTid Stripes.
Cash muit aecompauy ordera
for want ads, except from thoi«
having regular advertiilng «c>
counts. The rate Is i cents 9«r
llBO, six words to tbe Un«- T«l-
ephona No. 74.
THE FLANAGAN LINE
IS THE QUALITY KIND
MULLETS. S. M. Schults.
-\sk Your Grocer for WHITE SWAJf
FL(M;I{—Eat the be*it. 4 25 cf
HELI' WA>TED—MEN WANTED
to visit trade with our cigars. Salary
$25 weekly to start. Cordelle Cigar Co.
Station D., New York City. 6 11 14 3m
LO.ST: C.IR MMBER 8.V.»3 AM)
lantern. Findei' return to Dr. J. E.
Nobles and receive reward. 7-10-tf.
WE HANDLE ^
prescriptions'
aa if each were for members of our
own family. We use none but the
very purest drugs. W use every pra-
caution to insure accuracy and faith- <
fulness. Have your prescriptions All j
ed and you can have perfect confidenc: i|
In the medicine. And confidence, yoa
know, i3 a grat help in effecting n
cure. " rr
Ml H-Sl SrjrE R EXt I KS 10 \
to
SORFOLK Ity-the-Sca
Tuesday August 4th. 1914.
via
XlRFOLK SOUTHEKN K.VILROAl)
Coward-Wooten Drug Company
Schedule
Fares
Knightdale
6 ;33 a. m.
13,00
Wendell
ti:49 a. m.
3.!))
Zebulon
6:53 a. m.
3.00
Middlesex
7:17 a. m,
3.O0
Wilson
S:02 a. m.
2.b0
Farmvllle
9:02 a. ni.
2..'i0
Greenville
9:32 a. m.
2.0<»
Washington
10:43 a. m.
2.50
Ar. Norfolk
2:30
p. m.
Kates in &>anie
proportion from
I Wrightsville Beach:
North Carolina’s Famous'Resorn
Modern AMUSEMENTS
Batbifig Bratirg Mufic, Prizes, Fishing and Darcing. MOST
POPULAR SEASON.
WEEK-END and SUMMER
■ ALl., INTKUMEDIATE. STATIONS
Tickets good returning ou any regu
lar traiu leaving Norfolk not later
than special train at 10;30
a. m. August 6th.
VISIT VlKtJIMA BEACH CASIM*
The most perfect resort in the South.
Hvery Modern Amusement Device,
i:. n. KYLE, H. s. LEABD
Truilic Manager G. P. Agent.
>’orl'olk. Ya.
Buyers to Share in Profits
Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Effective from August 1, 191 4 to August 1, 1915
and guaranteed against any reduction during that time:
Touring Car
Runabout
Town Car
$490
440
690
Excursion Fares
Via The
-ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
Week-Eud and Sommer
E X C I R S 1 (► S BATES
to the
SEASHORE
via the
ATLA>TK' ( OAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
Round 'I'rip RuteN.
From Greenville
To Washington, 1). C. $10.lU
To Baltimore, .Md., flO.y')
To New York City $11'.1'>
To Boston. Mass $l.’4.4i)
Tickets on sale every d;^y un'.i!
September ISO. via Norfolk and
steamer, with final return limit (lit.
tl, 1914.
For !5cKeJules, rales of (are, elc., see cr addrces Ticlei Agent
W. J. CralK. T.r. While
F’hsa. TralTic Mgr (Jen. Pass. Agt
Wilmington, N. C.
F. O. B. Dstroit, all cars fully equipped,
la the United States of America crily.
Further, we will be able to obtain the maximum ef
ficiency in our factory production, and the minimum
cost in our purchasing and sales departments if we
can reach an output of 300,000 cars between the
above dates.
And should we reach this production, we agree to
pay as the buyer’s share from $40 to $60 per car, on
or about August 1, 1915, to every retail buyer who
purchases a new Ford car between August 1, 1914
and August 1, 1915.
F >r tii'fhsf p»ftic liars regarding thr.'e low pncf'" ;»rd prcfit-shaiirg plan, see
• M' n;tre!t Ford Branch or Dialer
Ford Motor Co.
Ford Supply Company, Agents.
& LaGRIPPE
f’oses will hr< .t!:
Advertise Today, Reap!
Inny case of Chills Ct bevi*r, Colo =
the Benefits Tomorrowi|^Hlfi£il--
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