To Be Correctly Dressed
You must be correctly corseted. The "W.
P." N^rform Sty4e 47Sgtves perfect satisfaction
in allrespectsv Make inquiry.
J. K. HOVT
SOLE AGENT
a
Theater
TO-NIGHT
. FIVE-PIECE ORCHESTRA .
Tilt: ROAD TO THE HEART ? A
comedy drama.
tRYTXO To QET ARRESTED-?
Coniadjr. ?
KR-? -Comedy.
MIMXKiHT ?>1STLR11AM^K A
comedy. .
THE SACRIFTTE? Melodrama.
A RI RAL ELOPEMEXT ? Melo
drama. *?" " ?
GEM THEATER
-Just Received,
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A large shipment of thp dpw, larg?-ci7t> par-Wagrg,
GOL&Dl'ST WASHING POWDET
We Have a special deal o~n same* -i.
E. R. MIXON & CO.
For a Proof
Of [the superior virtues of the. GAS
RANGE," clll on" that friend of yours
who haSs^onejjnd do a little cooking |on
-- -- -it ? and afso swure heiffaptrrtWi a'S to
its handiness| and its economical ^fea
tures. . ?
We will guarantee that then you will call
"gate tlie c , ^
best advertisers are our satisfied clients. ? -
Washington Light & Water Co.
leakr
If so, we can stop it.
All Kinds of Roofing
Galvanized Iron, <
Rubber and
Till price is right.
Galvanized Iron, Cary's, Magnesia,
Rubber and Tar Paper.
J. H. Hants Plumbing
and Supply Co7
T. W. PHILLIPS & CO.
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, SHOES, NOTIONS, MILLINERY
New Bltriof *
Machines Soon
- ? ? ? jl?
London, Sept 1Q. ? Advices from
Paris* statS that this wttek will* wit-'
,ness th?? completion of no less than h
dvzeli of the Bleriot Hying machines.1
.implicates of l he Bleriot XI, "which
fte wacross thq English channel, and
that .v lth In '? a month .fifty .of the
aerial orait will have been turned
out fromjthe factory near the French
capital.
Two of these machines ..will . be
seen In America, where -M. TJlhrlo.t Is
anxious to tnake.a good showing. The
monoplanes are said at !2,()0<X each
and all have been contracted for in
.advance. Some of- the .purchasers
have received offers of a premium of
from $1,000 to $2j00p to turn over
their craft "tvs soon ' al completed.^
Several of the Bleriot XII machines
are also VMider construction, but the
the smaller machine.
? Thu BlWluL Al Is Ihe^cmti tmmo
"pTSfi? fSTfymg but one person, while
the Bleriot XII .is built for one or
two passengers besides the operator.
In his original" XTl "Kl. "Bleriot carried
two persons a short time ago- >
in length it Is not -muuh greater
than the smaller machine, the latter
betng 23 feet, but the wings are
stronger' and sotnewhat longer.
Nassr Airship
Flies Today
Ottawa. Ont., Sept. 10.? ^viators
all over the world wlllri* lhterested
Jn the attempted fligjgs of the Nadsar
airship. which wniiTp a fftalnrp hf
the Central Ca'nftrtjfip F.ThihtHnn
opened in. this city . today. . The big
fair eclipses all \is predecessors In the
extent uiita displays of Canada's
w*alth^bu^^y^attempt at aerial
navlytipn Is attr&tlng more discus
than the exposition itself.
^The Nassr airship cost
thfc construction was done almost
wholly by Its navigator, Tony Nassr.
of Toledo,* Ohio. The big gas bag
-itu^^jiu^porta tha frame wnrh nnd
engine of the airship Is 75 feet In
length, has a diameter of 16 feet; and
when Inflated with hydrogen gas has
a -capacity of nearly 13,000 cu6!c~
feet. It is made entirely of Japanese
silk, possessing the qualities of light
ness and strength. The framework.
5 or 6 feet below, is triangular In
form. The gasoline engine which
furnishes the motive pow'er Is of }6
horsepower. four cylinder, four cyele,
air cooled type. It weighs about 142
WMEdsi' >h?u?h te uuttt a a imwtf
ful as many automobile engine?. Uu?
like other aeronauts. Nassr has the
engine so desifiuSt that hp r?" nt*p
The propeller Is ^t the forward end
and the rudder at the stern. Sul
plWu- ari?j. iron borineS anil fillings
arercle principal ingredients In the
Jjydrogen gas and a generating plant
to produce ft is carried. ? To bouse
the airship while the ballpon Is being
inflated Is a tent 100 feet in length.
Nassr sails the ship himself and is
navigation. " ?
lolly draping
Party at Mish's
Mr. M: A. Smith gave a graplng
party at the Mlfih vineyard yoat^rilay
afternoon In honor of Miss Annie
Wood ley. of Elizabeth City, who 1s
'the guest of Miss Ada May Ayers, on
Maeket strwt. A satt down to the
vineyard was on the well appointed
gasboat' of Mr. Smith, and the after
noon was highly enjoyed .by the fol
lowing guests: Miss Annie Woodley,
Miss Ada May Ayers. Miss Olive Bur
Bank. ? Miaa Mftry Slmmnnw -IftnM,
Miss Julia Mayo and Sir. Fred W.
Ayers. ? '
Will Attend
Great Council
f CltlMta In Pabllc School Dt?
* Wft It., ^MfchlftOB Towj
' By mu -??twOr
lb* Countr Board of ?diicatlon, and
the Dear* ul Oiliuul rmitwj? pT
your dbMrUI -,?>m >< Hummed hi
coma to ti)? public achool In WMh
initon free of chare* aa to tolUon.
KiK..AYERH
Cfifin.To Board of KduTlllAn
Mr. Benj. V.'. Taylor ieft this
"in nullum miu juiiliii
em train for Detroit. Mtfitt.. fn ??*
tend the Great Council of the Im
United States. The _Great Council
meets next Monday^and will last four
days. Mr. Taylor is rone of the three
representatives elected from North
Carolina- - ? - ?
--When The News representative In
quired of Mr. Taylor this morning
his destination,, he jocularly replied;
"I*to on niy way to make the neces
sary arrangements for the funeral
of the late E. H. Harriman," and 'also
to look after ihe-xeceptlon planned
for Dr. Cook, the arctic explorer."
"What aboilt Peary?" was anked Mr.
Taylor. "Why. he' ciriV be found
juat at this. time. Will wire The
News a&out him later."
lining Throughout the BUtte.
The.Vass Cotton Mill Company, of
Vass, wasjeharterJ^I by the Secretary
of State. Tjfce authorised ' capital
stock is i^GOiOOO, but will commence
business with $36,100. AnguY Cam
holder. The Brannpn ^arbonatln
-Com |
Cream Company. John W.>Cp0weH
Coal C'bmii*ny," or Lexington, reduces
-Hs capital- "BtocK to" $600,~but"tlie
stockholders amy increase it to a sum
T?ol "exceediqr >10.060^ > .
The total number of students reg
istered at Chapel IIlll at the close of
the registration period amounted, to
703. this number being 4 6 more than
were registered a' the same time last
TalTT Several more are expected * to
enter later -staring tM. term, as h'as
been the custom. The freshmen class
numbers 190, with approximately 50
-etHl to enter, liijlit atiuua whuw lhat
the" etudento thb -' ?i.slon will
tweeh eight and nine hundred/
larger attendance than has ever bj^fff
ie In any mm t?w.su?n.' LBWttWs in
alt depai tmeuts fpgin tomftlrow.^"
Greensboro'Naws
The Catawba Live Stock Associa
tion, which was formed lafct Febru*
-ary with elglil'Bli'iifUwu lUa now nas
twenty, is the only organization o^ its
kind in the 8tate. Its purpose is to
increase Interest in slock raising, pro
mote better farming, build good
roads, buy machinery together, ex
rtiaiige tJUIl8~lo prevent inbreeding,
build telephones, increase and im
prove the poultry business and any:j
thing elBe which, will help the farmer.
Its members strongly favor good
roads and, having failed to got thej
county commissioners to do anything,
have built split log drags and are
trying to make better roads them
selves. ? Hickory Democrat.
The legislature at its last session
adopted a renolni on m>mp? f"'
whereas -it is "the sense of the legis
lature that the cities, towns and in- .
dustrles of this St&te_hkauld-U?ve-*ne
"benefit of the same relative freight
rates from lts~course as the Inland
cities,, towns and Industries of. Vir
ginia and Snnjh Carolina havelfrom
ance with Its mandate t R75 Corpora
tion CommiS8ion__hea_alghled?Lo? ap^ -
pear befor.e it op the fifteenth of
September the representatives of the
freight departments of all the roads.
The invesltlga". ion will "beyond a
"doubt be full of interest The feel
ing having been widely .expressed
that freight rates have been In many
cases far too high, and further that
there has bt-en" these many years
gross .discrimination against North
Carolina, particularly In favor of Vir
ginia.
it is suggested ttiaf wfiile the usual
improvomegtf, are going on In this
county the authorities cause to be
erected at ~avery roadfork figure
polpts 'giving the (llfttan.ee Ul and
?*me^ of place to which each road
leadrf. This ,w/ib a rustogi In olden
times, and now with the Increased
use of the automobile, there will be
a great deal more traveling the coun
try roads, and It may be necessary to
revive the' Hfcure posts and roadside
weiler-^Neac "Bfcr n- Journal. .
Double CharB?.-Anytlow.
HoweU-rOld -jrou haw double pneo
Mptat '
?? the doctor
chtrgad m? twt ?? AT much as I
thought he would. -- . ,
"What - Is believed-ln some jnartimt ;
to be tlje beginning of a crusade
against keepers and inmates of
houses of ill -repute was the arrest
laiit night of four donisena of the un?
deCA'ortd, who are charged with vag
rancy under an act of the 1907 legis
lature adopted as an amendment to
the vagrancy law. Armed with war
rants, Patrolman W. O. Brinkley and
-D- W. Coleman at & p'elook last night
went to the house of Louise Me*bane,
on Twelfth street, between Princess
and Chestnut, add arrested the keep
er and Lena Williams, Bessie Deal
and Frankie Gray. Inmates, all of
Chief of Police N. J. Williams, where
they arranged bond lot their appear
ance before Recorder Furlong this
morning. The Mebane woman gave
tin hhhi Hunii iui nimiii aim i M 1
check on the wilmtity^m tu?inp a
Trust Company for the other three '
defendants. The law makes It com
pulsory upon every chief of pqlice In ?
Ihe State to furnish the recorder or {
other trial Justice every thirty days a ;
list of ali the keepers and lnmatesyof *
town and It is understood that Chief i
Williams has furnished the recorder '
with the list as required, but (here ;
'appeared tg be song doubt as to ]
"whose business It was to make the \
affidavit. The warrants upon whltb ?
the women were arreted lyt* night -?
were sworn out by a citizen, whose *
name was not given. ? -Wilmington <
Star. ?
==;
Farmers Meeting
Editor News: ? . ? ? ?J;
Pleaso announce' that there will he
a farmers' -educational' meeting held
at Washington on "Tuesday, Septem
ber 14.? ? -- ^ S
3mod| the Important subject* to
be discussed will be draluafce, stock
raising, cattle-quarantine, and farm
management with reference to corn
and cotton.' - ? ! r .
Tire meeting has been arranged
with the sole purpose '.of , bringing
substantial and practical information
and benefit to those vrha-are engaged
in the cultivation of the ?oll.
The meeting will begin at 10
o'clock a. m. and there Wlll.be Taj
forentjon and afternoOh session.
Very respectfully, . *
JNO. II. SMALL. 4
Washington, H, C', Septal, 1-909. ?
Shipping Notes
following sailing vessels are'
leduy: ? - ? 1 I
1 i Scho<mer__
?Keal, captain; Ocrocoke. Fish.
ter Hopkins, captain ; Pamlico coun
ty. Fish, &c.
Schooner.- R. J. White, Henries,
captaAi; Abel's Bay^ Flsh._.
Schoqnor TWo Sisters, C- E. Brad
sly*w,. captain; Belhaven. Oysters
from Judltchs. 7 ? 7-" ? : ? ^7
Schooner Booby, G. W. Clark, cap
tain; Rose Bay. Oysters from Rose
Bay. _! ; * ' ;
? The Business Course at the Putfllc
School will begin next Monday. It
offers you an- opportunity to become
an.cKpeil steiiugrmMiur for tHO gmair
fee ul Ih.uy-a month.
SIXTY DOZEN
Ocracoke. Dressed Mullets
- 35c Per Dozen: '
' P. I. ARCHBELL .
Specialties Cigars and Tobacco.
Lcary Bros.' Old Stand. ?
I
WANTED
- One or two lots or houses
and lots in a desirable part of
the city? have clients for pur
chase,
Also can handle one or
two sradliiannvit not-too
far from ' the city? 25 to 50
acres cleared land witt) neces
sary buildings and right price.
If you are looking for a
good investment it will pay
you to see our
List of
OFFERINGS' ;
And if you have any proper
ty that you want to turn ? in
to cash We are in a "position
to get quicker results than
you could yourself. I _ .
Times are going to be good
again in a very short time,
and yotThad better begin look
ing around.
WASHINGTON
INVESTMENT CO.
fie ? - ? ? "
- ? Just Received Another Immense Line.
we.noW"Have all STYLES and all sizes.
v THE RECOGNIZED BEST CORSET,
. Visit Our Coat Suit Departments. -
y ' TH? A/*r- ecor*f//r/ts ^ v >
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Picture
l
There's Always-a "Bfrst Pl?ce"
Which to Buy I
mm
in
Store-competition would be an
.lor you.
Agents for
Green's Chocolate
Candy.
| SPECIAL LINE '
- of POSTCARDS
? _ ?t
rnone ilU.
H, G. Sparrow.
?.?iii|iir_4IMU?. laflw-J. It U were aoL.r
that there Is -always a beat, place
to buy a particular .thing. If the
contemplated B?"r;^?pf || nf sny lMn
portance, the question of whete~lb
! go is of equal Importance; and the
question can best be settled? and
usually very quickly? by reading the .
ads.
IF ALL OF THE PURCHASES
XOV HAKE IX THE COURSE OF A
YEAR were made AFTER COKSID
ERIXG THE ADS., and made ? In
"the . best ad ran- ?
miuubie mini la yinr.
you wonld be amazed at the
gate of yonr savings ? at the apiOttt
ot money realized as a direct ,
pensation to you for yonr labor In
"rendlngthe ads."
TE1 PENNYROYAL UllftSSS&g^
^^^^^^^^^=s"""^~=a::=^==*=?===ajr o ? and banish ? " paint
of menstruation. n N They %r? ?? LIFE SAVEltS" to glris at
1^1 | m - wfioKj"
wemanhooa, aiding* denlopccnt of fyt\ \ns and
?mow* remedy for women equals them. Cannot do karm ? itfa.
becomes a pltMuro. 8I.OO PER U9X BY MAIL. Sol/
by druCTUlstA. niL MOTT^eW^iCAL OO, Clwreland. Obi*
VOTES
are issued as follows for
I Subscriptions Paid in Advance
One Month "L
lilTote f
Two Months, v ?
Six Months ,
T welve Months
. 3 Votes
. 12 Votes
. 25 Votes. J
POMPEIAN
Massage Cream
r . ?i?ai W mm tiir - -
and Water Fail
Washing with soap and
walfer nuikei UU Ace look
clean, but it- cleans the
surface onlyT It does not
cleaaontthe imparities
in the skin that make
it muddy and sallow.
Pompeian MassageCream
goes through the sarface.
It ainks Into every pore ?
reaches and loosens all
? fuielgu dirt and impurt
4i.. ?>..* Intlrr *'*- ?
pores.
It is the only facial cream
free from grease and that
keeps the face free from
promote the growth of
Laii uu llie face. '
- _ tR. HARDY'S DRUO STORE.
EAST CAROLINA
Teachers' Training School
Established and maintained by the State* fo* the young meii
and womep Who wish to qualify themselves for the piofessluir
of teaching. Buildings *nd equipment new and modern. Sani
tation perfect' ' -
I * For prospectus and information, address ROBT. H. WRIGHTi
President, Grtenvflle, N. C.
? From a lemon, cut a
? small piece, then nick
? it so a? to let in the
? toe with the corn; tie
? this on at night 90 that
Mt cannot move and in
? the morning a blunt
? knife will remove
? mugiuiumuutn. rry
? tftis a few times and
>r your corn will- he
? gone.
it jsgone wear
? other.
Knight Shoe Co