mainland '0: North Carolina. and hf
unique in many respects. Ocracoke Is—l
land, which is part of Hyde county
North Carolina, is a. little strip of
land about 11 miles long and ranges
in width from ne halt to one and a
half miles. e population of the
island numbers about 700. about 650
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.of whom live at Ocranokc. Those who
“I RACOKE' N. C" FM)" 3'—Al‘| i) not li\'( in the little town are mom .
h this um to .5‘ ‘ ‘ , -
a: half ago ewaswtnheabrzlxfilzzfviltgu3f bers of the families of coast guards-l
lane" of the world‘s most daring and men, who patrol the cnflSt‘ l
Cannons gang of Crooks—Edward As there arc no railroads. automo-
fileach (Bluebcnrd) and his hand—it bilcs. street cars or theatres where:
88 today one community which the re- motion pictures are shown. many of
agent crime wave has not reached. l the inhabitants at Ocranokc have nev-
of these things. \\'ith the
'Ellere has n0t been an arrest here in :er 59““ any _
exception of the men employed by the;
more than ten years and the chmeé‘ol" . .
Robbery. burglary. theft and murderll ”"0” mm“ government as coast
m absolutely unknown to the popula- guardsmcn and the few merchants in
(Ion. insofar as they refer to Ocrm-oke. “‘9 ""19 town. 5}” Ocracoke make
their living hunting and fishing.
Every person on (lcracoke Island is
.. Wohn Oneal. after holding office as‘
‘a Methodist in religion. They are di-
ce of the Peace at (icrucokc for
fight years. resigned u. )t'ill‘ or more
vided. however. as to the sectional
branch to which they belong. about
.‘m. not having had a criminal case
.Iring his administration. A succes- ,
half being members of the Methodist
Epigcopal church. South. while the
.. ’1' has never been elected. Mr. Oneal,
Who W5 born at Ocracoke. says the
worst crime he, can’ recall to have oc- others attend the Northern church.
urred at Ocracoke in 50 years was (lcracokc is one or the pldcst settle-
one of assault and battery. ments in America. The people are be‘
lieverl' by many historians to lw des-
cendants of the "Lost Colony" of Sir
There are only one. or two homes
here that have locks on the doors and/1 _ .
fie. keys to those that are thus equip- “Uh”. Raleigh.
bed are never used. Most of (he hous-
es at Ocracoke were wholly or partial-‘ “-hpn a corset 1‘0915 like a. “-0114“.
'5’ constructed “’"h rumher 0f ships ting glove. you may rest assured tlmi‘
which were wrecked on the trencher- Isunlyrhjng being attained in the:
$11 AN ARREST;
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Gus shoals Off ll‘"_ North (‘arolina‘wny of iigurv result. The export cor- l\fl\f‘ been accepting counterfeit Ger-
“ Every funnly here 0““ ”"A'lr‘seticr at The N. E. Ryan (‘o.'s storelman 50-mark notes. many of which
me has had ten years' experience in cor- are still in circulation.
, Ocmcoke Is ::t the ("\ll‘mt‘ southern set fitting. and she will gladly assist
a of a. little island by the same you in selecting the corset designed Advertise in the Sentinel for best
We, located .ilmut 30 miles off the for your especial form. Sue Adv. results.
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German Merchants Are
Zgain Vicfimized by. ._
Confederate Currency
BERLIN, Feb. &—.Another issue of
L‘nited States Confederate’money, in ,
$10 bills. has been put on the market
in Germany. and several prominent
merchants have been victimized to the
extent of thousands of dollars. Scores
of others have accepted the bad bills
in smaller amounts.
A few months ago- tne Confederate
money, suspiciously bright 'and clean.
was passed quietly around to unsus-
pecting shopkeepers and to even a. few
visiting Americans who displayed
carelessness in making change. At
that time a warning was issued by the
banks and the newspapers. advised
readers to use discretion.
The latest known victim is a mer-
chant who sold a bill of goods for
$900 in cash and accepted the Confed-
erate currency. lie appealed to the
American Association of Commerce
and Trade in Berlin.
The Association. as a result of these
raids on German marks and German
goods by the Confederate money ven-
ders. has issued a warning to its
clientele. declaring “the only way to
avoid such losses is to affect all pay-
ments for goods through a bank. es-
.wpociullv whore foreign currency
comes into question."
German merchants
recently also
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New fashiOns. ‘
'And delightful. 'And charming.
'A pageant of them in the pages
of the new Delineator.
Paris inspired, hinting of Spring
ideas, yet accomodating them—
selves admirably to needsof today
and the weeks immediater ahead.
To be transported to one’s ward--
robe with ease and sureness by a
new device which is almost magi—
cal—the Deltor.
Deltor is a marvelous picture-
guido to making of dresses and
other apparel. There is a Deltor
planned for each garment. It gives
an individual layout chart—and
that layout saves from $4 to over
a yard of material. It pictures and
tells in words how to put together
the different parts after they have
been cut; saves hours of time and
ally it gives little secrets of finish-
ch really make or mar the
‘eaps of trouble. Fin
those little essentials whi
appearance and effect of gown.
See Deltor for yourself at the Butter-10k section.
ave it explained. Then test it personally—and enjoy
afai
essmaking as you have never engoyed it before; because
its results will be finer than ever before.
M'ain floor. rear.
Smart comfortable
fur “chokers.”
They add piquant pleasing air to Winter’s coat,
' Give delicious warmth and comfort.
Oflcr individuality and charm, lend a new note to
the costume. ~
: Little, sleek, beautiful, protective, varied.
Black fox—$25 Taupe forte—$25
Fisher raccoon-$25 Japanese marten—$25
Fitch—$13,5Q & $25 Black wolf—$15 to $22.50
Skunk—$10.50 -- to $22.50 Squirrel—4312.50
Gray gentile—$13.50 Imitation blue wolf—$15
Second floor.
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See the new
stories at 75 cents.
Stories that have been highly popular at their first-
Publlcation prices; which were much higher,
- . f many and varied sorts; from mystery to action
W East to West. .
‘ By, Zane Grey—The Man of the Forest.
B George Bronson-Howard—The Black Book, a
. By Samuel me‘rwin—The Hills of Ban.
By Pelham Wodehouse—A Damsel in Distress,
By Carolyn Wells—In the Orwx Lobby.
By Stephen Carlton—LaOhance Mine Mys 3
By Clarence B Kelland—Little Moment of
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In By William Patterson White—Lynch Lawyers.
By Robert Chambers—Slayer of Souls.
Entrances In Main Street. Fan-Bela Meade. and Cannon Stu-ea ‘
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The Hoover;
a real ' friend.
. N0 woman who has ever used llmv<~r. will lo
keep house without this efficient c cm-i'nl ulna» .ly
suction sweeper. ' "
It is a saver of time and health and work.
It is an agent of cleanliness; hoops rugc :m‘; :1. r3
fresh and bright and clean.
It works with no fuss-and does its work ilmmgy lv,
Hoover sweeper actually lifts rug ll tiny m m u. ‘lle
floor. There it beats and sweeps at the szmu- mm -; ..d
cleans completely.
Hoover will pick up threads and lint and H” u of
matcrlal that usual suction cleaner misses. 'l‘« >t 3 ..mi
See.
Long-lived. because strongly built. \‘l’illl :1 g r .141]
motor. Easxly handled. A good investment.
Available on easy terms of payuu-nt if dwlr. .7.
Fourth floor.
Three special lots
boys’ overcoats
Special in their warmth and goodness.
Special in their style appeal. Special in ll . Sr .1
Long overcoats; dross sorts with equal “lull"! v-a
for either school or general wear.
Pure woolen mixtures, firm and handsonm :n F: r-
able. ‘
Built by specialists who work only on buy” . ‘2 43
—and built with exceeding carc.
Sizes 12 to 18——now $10.75 $12.75 and $1": 50
Front basement.
White voile waists
for special figures.
Waists designed, as well as in sizes, fol; woolen ..f lull
figure. ‘2 ,
Not normal styles simply cut on fuller‘lims.
stead, special styles that slenderize the figure-33‘- we.
Curves and fulness are not made more prominent; lip
stead. they are made less noticeable, 'A pleasing gram, fuI
eflect 15 result. .flaws» 3.4.17 ~-
W’liite, voile,A with nice lace trimming and With .1114
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Main floor. rear. Second floor. 3
THE HOW LAND DRY GOODS C0.
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where it will be necessary only to ian Reparations Commission. Itis lvc- Bl‘ulARI.‘ \(l'l‘ \li‘l‘l‘ll lill' \u :.
AMERICANS MA build narrow-gauge railways to pro- “eved here that ‘hc SUggeStion is "PW SOPIA. l“(‘ll. ll l‘l’: mu! ‘ . ‘
‘ dupe some of the finest timber and pa— being considered by the American isl‘q (it-mm:- lh' y-«pmxs 1h ' ,.
‘ per-pulp in the world." said M. Rado- {State Department. and that it would awaits thv- nun-ALI. 7 w ';
loi‘i‘ . “\\'.- are prepared to give re- ' have to have the appr0val of the Al- snatch Thram from] (:1: . .. v ’r
[iET BIG PRBFITS sponsihlv Amcricans concessions inllied governments. all." ho. ooniinnmi. *’l«t 1w '
these regions. “'9 fool the United: The Bulgarians feel that an Amcri- “c 1...“: nothing in do w" .‘ w ‘7:
-——-————— Slates knows US DGUE‘T than any other can representative on this important . thg qucstlml or Tllmr'. I . , ' 3
foreign power. That's the reason we body not only would effect great econ— {ix-vat, \x. w-dml 'l“.r‘.n‘~‘ 1.. . a
\'-»\l“.\'.\. Bulgaria. Feb. (is—Tho want its business men, capitalists and mules in the maintenanCe of the vari— povn-rs. and Him promiw ll 1"
Bulgarian gm'H‘llmi‘m Invilt‘s Amvrl- engineers to help us develop our 113- , ous Allied Cmnmissions but would act . an economic 0mm through 'i‘ -"
cans to conic to Bulgaria to build ship- .tural resources.” las an arbitrator in disputed questions“ the Aegean Sun. ' i.
yards. grain elevators and harbor lm- . that m' ht ari P. - ‘ Secondly w. ill" IlllU W‘ ‘-‘ '
Drovemeuts at \‘arnn on the lllack Sea SOFIA‘ Feb. 3"”le Bulgarian 3°“ l lg_.___-————————-—S and helpless and :m: in his pm” , . -”
and to EStBDHSh lndustrlal enterprises ernment is anxious to have the Ignited: BITS. J. \V‘esley Connors. of WI ink» warlike munures as.» >3 ‘S
at other POiMS. States represented upon the Bulgar- ‘Norwalk, was in town last Evening. our mighhors. (luv 30".?” H"' "
The govcrnmcnt believes that Rus- ‘bring called here D ythe serious illness machine—guns an- .it the luvllwl'l ‘ " "
sia before many years will emerge lof her father. Dr. \V. E. Hadley. of'llluvk Sen. and om :m-n m. n 1:. -”
from her present state of disorganiza- East street.—l)anbur_v .vas. lsoil."
and that she will require many
be conveniently
tion
ships which could
built at \‘urna.
Alexandtr Radoloff, Burgarian Min-
ister of Hit interior. told the corre—
spondent one of the greatest opportun-
ities for enterprising Americans exist-
ed in the canning. sugar. fishing. forest
and mining industries. He said huge
profits awaited Americans who might
establish canning factories for the
enormous quantities of fish that
swarmed the Black Sea. the Danube
and other rivers. and for the packing
of compressed beef, fruits and vege-
tables in which the country was so
rich. There was not a single canning
industry in the state, he declared.
“We have enormous forest areas
Quit Tobacco;
So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or}
Chewing habit 1
No-To-Bac has helped thousands‘
to break the costly. nerve-shatteringi
tobacco habit. Whenever you have?
a. longing for {smoke or chew, just}
place a. harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
your mouth instea i. All desire stops:
Shortly the habit is completly broken, '
and you are b( tter off mentally, phy-§
sicaliy. financially. It's so easy, so,
simple. Get a box of No-To-Bac and'
if it doesn’t release you from all cravvx
lug for tobacco in any form, your:
druggist will refund your
without question.
. ~fl1,',. -'-'.«
money '
I’p’d
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-- White Enameled Steel Kitchen Cabi
Are so far superior to those made of wood that pragiical box
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will have no other. .
They will not warp orsag. Are perfectly sanitary. Clean
and have many specialties not found in other makes. ) r
It would be a pleasure to demonstrate to YOU these and mm
good points of these Kitchen Cabinets. 1
WHITE ENAMELED KITCHEN TABLES TOO.
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