The Independent from Elizabeth City, North Carolina • Page 11

Vis La Come Lo' Elizabeth City's' Biggest Celebration, Monday, Julv Sih. Every Concern Here Bids You Welcome and Will Help to Make Your Visit Pleasurable-so be here1 -r Kffl 1 U' I NO ADVANCE i unwTuc EVffiEftDY itM 91 fffacc Phone149 STORAGE BATTERY J. B. VENTERS BRO. GeneralElectric Motors, Fesnghouse Lamps and The Place You 11 Fmd Something Good to Eat AR AGE Fans, Hoover Vacuum Sweepers Office Phone SM WillaJ Storage Batteries Martin and Matthews Streets Basement Elks Club 404 Matthews Street.

Elizabeth City, N. C. Eagle Gafe Ira B. Parker Co. Reduction Sale Continued y-, -p .1 In order to-give the visitors to Elizabeth City on Monday, July The Best Food Prepared in the MOSt Appetizing iancy Ketail grocers 5th an exceptional opportunity to buy beautiful and useful articles in Way.

Make Our Restaurant Your Headquarters oId' JTJr SicT f8' going to continue our Best Quality Lowest Prices Special Attention to Ladies 1 I Headquarters For Everything: Good to Eat H. C. BRIGHT CO. Cor. Matthews and Poindexter StS.

Largest Jewelers in Eastern Carolina Elizabeth City, N. C. Phone 256 Opposite City Market Hinton Building Elizabeth City, THE GLORIOUS FOURTH DRIVE IN AND INSURE THAT SPECIAL DISCOUNT DURING JULY Independence Day in City will be a AUTOMOBILE AGAINST ACCIDENT day of good fellowship, filled with numerous and DUFF PIANO CO. I joyous events. We write almost every form of insur- I Visit out store make it your headquarters ance known.

Pianos Victrolas I we will be glad to serve you in any way that we can. RUCKER SHEELEY CO. CULPEPPER, GRIFFIN OLD GRICE CO. 304, Main Street Elizabeth City's Best Store 1 L. E.

Old Manager. Robinson Building: I Elizabeth City, N. C. 1 i i i N. C.

STATE NEWS Faked Fur. A new and improved method of making imitation fur has been patented In France, your sympathies broader, "ycfnr love for humanity stronger. No man who treats the great plain people of the state with silent contempt is yet quite fitted to be Governor of Plain OH North Carolina. It is equally suitable for the manu side over ner destiny as her Chief Executive. i' i If I did not help in this glorious work, I would feel like a miserable ingrate.

Mr. there are many things about you which 1 1 admire. But I can not now lend youj my support to become Governor. You are not yet ripe for the job. You need to do some real service.

You jneed to let your heart grow larger, facture of false plush or velvet. A Digest of Everything Worth Knowing About Old North State Folks and Things The process starts with hair, or a WHOLE FAMILY ENJOYS tJlGAR Members of Philippine Household Share the Pleasures of My Lady Nicotine Without Jealousy. Nowadays, when the supply of tobacco is short and the price Is long so that, as someone recently said, a man "can now get an excellent five-cent cigar for 25 cents" life in the Philippines has its attractions for the smoker. Frankly yours, W. M.

HINTON. i collection of animal or vegetable fibers. These are frozen in a block of ice. The ice is then sawn into slabs, and advertisement. Mrs.

Josephus Daniels, wife of Secretary Daniels, landed in New York on the 2Sth of this month after having attended a world convention for suffrage for women. Saying nothing for the quality, a glance at the accompanying lllustra- each slab is made to undergo a surface melting so as to partially free the hair fibers on one side. After a suitable glue or cement has been applied to this surface, a sheet of flexible material is laid on to act as the foundation of the new material, When the hairs or fibers have adhered to this basis usually rubber the whole is freed from the ice by melting; and the imitation is complete. L. Petway and a youth whose name CHOWAN GPLLEGE MURFREESBORO, N.

C. Established -in 1848, The oldest Ollegefor women in the State. Regular Four-Year College Course, on fourteen units entrance requirements, A. B.jand B. S.

Degrees. Special emphasis on Science Department. Well qualified Teachers. New Laboratories for Physics and Chemistry. Home Economics Music, Voice, Expression, Art, Commer-Home Efonomics, Music, Voice, Expression, Art, Commer-Athletics Director, College Physician and Nurse.

Library of four thousand volumes. Reading Room with Leading Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newspapers. Ten carpenters now laying hardwdod floors and fixing new, modern classrooms, new wiring, new plumbing, bathrooms on every floor, and new heating plant. Wholesome, well prepared food. Pune water.

Beautiful, fifteen-acre campus and lawn. Ideal location for thorough work. Wholesome, cultural, Christian training. Fall session opens Sept. 7, 1920.

PRESTON S. VANN, President WE WANT YOUR SHIPMENTS Shipping tags and stencils furnished when wanted. If good prices is I what you want, then ship your produce to us. SLADE, SAUNDERS BARNES COMMISSION MERCHANTS ROANOKE? DOCK, NORFOLK, VA. could not be learned, were severely hurt when two automobiles crashed together one mile East of Wilson.

Other passengers in the car were hurt by being cut and Mrs. Thomas Settle, widow of the late Thomas Settle who was at one time AN OPEN LETTER TO MApARDNER Prof. W. M. Hinton Tells Him Why Morrison's the Man Hon.

O. Max Gardner, Congressman from the fifth North Car-: olina District and one of the leading Republicans in this State, is very ill in a hospital in Baltimore. Her relatives have been s.ent for which indicates that her chance for recovery are 6lim. Mrs. Benjamin Liovenstein, wife of a local attorney of Richmond, Va.

has been admitted to practice law in Virginia. She is the first woman to be admitted to practice law in Virginia. She will form a partnership with her husband. Mrs. Lovenstein formerly lived in Durham and prior to her marriage was Miss Rebecca Pearl Greenberg, I A Two-Handed Cigar of the Filipinos.

Shelby, N. C. A Dear Sir: Your letter of recent date received nnH dnlv considered. I must confess that its contents surprised me. It con tained so many things calculated, if not designed, to deceive and mislead.

I quote tion leaves no doubt in anybody's mind as to the quantity of the cigar in However, the young woman is not going to smoke this two-handed cigar all Jby herself. It is probably a family cigar. According to a writer in Popular Science Monthly, these huge cigars are suspended by a cord from the ceiling of the living room, so that anyone passing by can snatch a puff. Governor Bickett has sent" the follow-letter President Wilson in reply to a telegram from him in regard to suf onlv a single passage: "Some of your friends have told me of the splendid ser vice and invaluable assistance you ren Quality Goes ClearThrough The high regard the Dort commands among owners can be traced straight back to the Dort factory and to the careful manufacturing practice that prevails throughout every step in the production of the car. ,4 I Light and Color No3 The following: combinations of color can always "be depended uponto Sfive a gfood impression: Yellow and violet; grey and orange; maroon and gold; orange and black; red and green; pure blue and yellow; orange and blue; tanjan-d crimson; golden brown and scarlet; pink and opal green; buff and bluer goldand green.

Gold and grey harmonize well with all colors, but silyer anpt nickel look particularly well against grey or blue. The greatest caution should be observed in the matter of using colered lanips and colored screens for general illumination. These are permissible only for special effects. A fancy trim involving the light from a fireplace is an example of the use to which red bulbs may be put. Moonlight effects can be obtained by blue colored lamps-However these somewhat fantastic devices should be confined strictly to scenic effects.

The pure white light, is the standard and effective illumina tion and displays the attractive colors of handsome trim as no colored light possibly do. When in doubt about your lighting value call 80. ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY I i of Elizabeth City Phone 80 frage: "Hon. Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States, Washington, D. C.

My dear Mr. Wilson: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your telegram in regard to the suffrage amendment. While this telegram does not seem to call for an answer, gave to the press a statement that I was not personally impressed with the wisdom of or the necessity for wb-man suffrage in North Carolina. I recognezed its coming as inevitable and would advise the special session of, our General Assembly that the sensible and graceful thing to do would be to accept the inevitable and promptly ratify the amendment This is still-my position'. With great esteem, I beg to remain, i Sincerely yours, T.

W. BICKETT" i THE LUCKY SMITH. A public gathering in a country town was interrupted by the entrance of one who made bis way to the platform and whispered excitedly to the chairman. "Is Mr. Smith in the audience?" broke forth the presiding officer.

"I am Informed that his house is afire. Forty gentlemen sprang to their feet. "It is the house of Mr. John; Smith," added the chairman. i "Thank God!" fervently exclaimed one man, resuming his seat.

Everybody's Magazine. dered Mr. Page and his friends during the recent campaign:" Now tha statement is absolutely false. Just how any friends of mine could have told you and such thing is inconceivable to me. I think very highly of Mr.

Page. I consider him a clean, strong, capable man; brave enough to deal candidly, openly and fairly with the people all the people. But I did not support him. Not because I loved him less, but because I loved Cam Morrison more, and deemed him the logical, the ideal candidate for governor of the state for which he has done so; much. Cameron Morrison is easily the peer of any living North Carolinian.

In the acme of splendid manhood, he stands forth with a strong and vigorous body; a keen, incisive intellect; a big, sympathetic heart; a clear, large vision of duty; a dauntless, progressive spirit; a tongue of burning eloquence; and a char acter without stain notwithstanding the secret efforts of dirty slander mongers to besmirch him with their foul lies. Cameron Morrison, the chivalrous defender of our homes, our wives, our children, our aged mothers and our loving sweethearts in the dark and terrible days of Negro Domination! Cameron Morrison, the heroic leader in the terrific struggle for White Supremacy in the dear old state, the day draws night a grateful and trusting people will overwhelmingly nominate him to 'direct her affairs and pre- Q'NEL MIDGETT Would Never Do. "Here are some" crisp new bills." ul don't want them." 1 "No, people will think we haven't had our money very long." -Louisville Courier-Journal, Patrick Henry O'Neal, Road Foreman of Currituck, and Miss Madeline Midgett, a of Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Midgett, -were. jmarried at the home of brides parents Thursday, June 24, by, Rev. Z. N.

Deshields of the Christian Church, Worth1 Guard was best man and Miss Elizabeth Brumsey was maid of A large number of. relatives and friends were present. Mr. andyMrs. O'Neal will be at home after a ten day honeymoon at Virginia Beach.

fSICES: Touring Car, $1033; Roadster, $1035 Fouraeaaon Stidaxu $1665; Pouroaaon Coupe, $1665. F. O. B. Factory.

Wire Wheels and Spare Tire Extra. BETS MOi'UK AK. tU. Corner Road and Matthews Streets Elizabeth City. N- Oh, Man! "For three days and nights I have suffered agony from a raging toothache." "Whj' ion't you have It pulled?" "I Would, but rm afraid it would hurt" Boston Transcript..