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WKDXESPAV. JUXE 5. 1912
MOTH EltS AXD THE1K t<
DAl't.HTEItS tl
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As a result of a discussion among
the members of the Ho me-Economics
Association of Cincinnati, some sixty I
"socially prominent women" have U
started a movement for promoting C
simplWlty of uress. We are told "the >
need was urged most strongly on the S
ground that ail cxauinlc must be set C
to schoolgirls who paiut and powder
and wear to school not only flowers,
but low-necked waists and cobwebbed
stockings"
If this were an illustration of a
condition peculiar to Cincinnati.* it
could be passed over with sarcasm.
If it were but an example of the fol- s
ly of schoolgirls, it could be passed
with a jest. But It shows a concH* ^
tlou prevalent throughout the ^
Uuited States, and the folly is not .
that of school-girls, but that ot their
mothers. One of the duties a mother
owes to her daughter is to teach
fcesv how tc? dress with modesty becoming
youth and to see to it that
she dresses thai way. There is no !
need o: setting an example. 1
All sort? clubs and societies are 1
now called in to help manage girls. I
Home training by the mother appears
to be parsing away, and with
it i< passing the old obedience of
the daughter. Club resolutions can-1
no: help the matter. Girls" reform.
schools are equally helpless. The'
or.:* thing needed is the old-fashioncu
t..-:htrko"*d that not only bore
children out ruled them with firmness
and reared them in reverence.
(ilUIH.\Tl\(i AT KlKTY.THREKj
From I-iiuoln. Neb., ccmes a story,
that should inspire many a man and I
woman who have compromised with
t'.ie:r ideals or given them up as un-l
Attainable. It is a story of Mrs. Ella I
.May Hursfy. fifty-three years of age
who or. June- 12 will graduate from
There are rases of women cotuplet-j
inn a college course at even more i
advanced age. but In fact that Mrs.
Hursey graduates in the same class
as her youngest aim her example is
uniqu*.
.Many women of today are complaining
that marriage is lncotnpat.
1ble with intellectual achievement.
Yet this Nebraska mother has shown
that the unconquerable soul Is not a
plaything of destiny. She has gain,
eii * summit toward which she has ;
looked during perhaps two score
years. A woman or a man whom the
, years at fifty have not robbed of
their dreams is at\. inspiration to
thousand of others. So much at least
Mrs. Hursery has accomplished.
SAINT JBHrsir
AT OXFORD ORPHANOGE
This tim.e honored celebration will
be held this year at Oxford Orphanage.
Oxford. X. on Saturday. June
22nd instead of Monday 24th.
This has cone to be one of ttic
m'ost representative gatherings which
occurs in our state. Each year, for
a great many, it has been the custom
for the Grand Lodge of Masons
to hold a Special Communication at
the Orphanage. In this way this occasion
has been the means cf bringy
ing together large crowds, and
friends froni all over the state have
begun to look forward to It with
great pleasure.
Bach year the crowds seem to get
K? larger. Last year It was estimated
J that 10?000 people attended. Preparations
are now begun looking to
' *he entertainment of even larger num
Place of sale i
Kr 1
K ^
There dust the
ajh Here scenery b
H "Come brother
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era than usual. The railroads ha^f
isde arrangements to pat on sale
educed rate tickets end to run speotl
excursion trains on all the roads
n that day coming Into Oxford.
The address of welcome will he
lellvered "by Mr. T. G. Stem, of Oxord,
N? C.. and the oration by Rev.
p. H. T. Horaefleld, Rector of St.
Stephen's Episcopal Chiicb, Oxford
f. C.
The Inspiration of t^ese occasion!
ias reached and tendered manj
learts as thejr behold the great wdrl
ielng done for the Orphan children
f our state. The location is one ol
he most attractive In the state and
he Institution Is the oldest and on<
if the lirgest.
NO RECORDER'S COURT
On account of the absence of Reorder
W. D. Grimes, whs has gone
o Raleigh, there was no session ol
he Recorder's Court this morning
t the City Hall. .
Visa Louise McCluer. Mrs. Bessie
laydun. Miss Emma Boyd. Mlsfc Louie
Boyd and Miss Sudie Boyd, ol
Ireenville are the guests or Mr. and
Irs. Joh F. McCluer on Eaat Second
itreet. They will attend the Mc'luer-Ricks
wedding this evening.
WEEK' END AND SUNDAY RATES
X> MOHEHEAD CITY AND BEAUFORT.
N. C.
Sunday Excursion Tickets now 01
ale, and Week End Fares will be
oaie effective Saturday, June 1st.
For specific rates and complete In
ormatlon apply to any Agent of tin
sorfoik Southern Railroad.
-21 to 6-1.
COLLECTING SPECIFIC TAX
This is to notify all persons owln]
ipecific taxes in the City of V."ashing
on that 1 will be at the City Hal
from June 1 to June 13 for the pui
pose of collecting same.
The following are liable: Ol
Brokers.. Architects. Auctioneer!
Bicycle Dealers. Bottling Establish
nients, Bakers. Barbers, Barbt
Shops. Blacksmiths. Horse shocrs. b
liard and Pool Tables. Bed Revenvi
ters. Box. harre: or Roiier Factorie
Brickyards. Brick Dealers. Boardin
Houses. Bill Posters. Carriage Mam
lactliters. Carriage and Buggy Dea
ers. Pistol Dealers. Music Dealer
Firework Dealers. General Merchan
Express Companies. Rental Agent
Drays and Transfers. Fish Dealer
Soft Drink Stands, Tinners and Roo
ers. Job Printing. Heal estate agent
Livery Stables. Laundrymen. Lin
Kilus. Fruit Stands, marine railwa;
Marble t"ards and Ageuts. Milk Dea
ers. Tailors, Machine Shops, Mil
and Factories. Newspapers. Opei
1 l.,i,ao Paun Rrn'.-arc ParlHla,
Preslng CIqbc. Plumbers. Reata
rants. Shoe Makers. Y.'oodworke
and Dog Tax.
The ordinance covering the abo'
urday. Mr. LaFraze has been tl
firm or corporation commencing bu
inesp or doing husinesA without pr
curing license shall upon convictk
be fined $25.00.
GEORGE N. HOWARD.
Specifics Tax Collectc
6-3 6-15 c.
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
NOW IX EFFECT TO BEAUPOF
AND MOREHFAD CITT
The seashore season is now op
and summer excursion tickets are
sale at all stations to Morehead Cll
X. C., and Beaufort. K. C., good
return until October 31st.
Get complete. Information fix
any ticket agent.
W. W. CROXTON. G. P. A.
Norfolk, \
5-21 to 6-11
SEASIDE EXCURSION FARES
via
! ATLANTIC COAST LINF. RA1
! ROAD
i The Btandard Railroad of the Sot
Week-end Rates
For Saturday and Sunday fo
noon trains, June 1st to Sept 8th
elusive, limited to midnight of folk
ing Monday.
Wilmington. N. C.. and return
! For farther Information, call
I local Ticket Agent, or address
* T. C. White.
Gen. Pass. Age
i Wilmington, fl. C.
Household
_
text door to Brov
y bite, and stifling hot no co
right and bold; so grand, it v
, sister, cousin, aunt, come lit
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= 1 kuicctobs xcyrtom ~
Harlng this day qu HI fled before
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Beaufort County aa Bxecutor to the
<a*t will of Claudia tBpencer. deceased,
thia la to notify mil peraou hav.
log claims against the said estate
to present the same for payment to
the undersigned within ode yeat* from
thia date, cr this notice will he plead.
ed In bar of their recovery. All par,
sons indebted to said estate are notified
te Mfea tnnsdau payment.
This ??ui, any or apru ins.
1 ^ NOAH W. SPENCER,
r Executor of Claudia Spencer.
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1 To Whom It May Concern.
, ft was the new Janitor In the apartment
boos# where the Browns lire
who tacked up the following subtlo
uottee lneld. the dnmbwalter. It was
v?nd painted, every 8 being e capital
and carefully tuned backward: "You
i otust not pot nothing on Ute dam
: water yon can put bottles an win 1
. cell tor the gab big 1 know who pot it
LODGE DIRECTORY
, BEAUFORT COUNCIL. No. 10S1.
ltoyal Arcanum.
1 Meets in Tayloe's Hall first an J
third Friday evenings eacb month
at 8 o'clock. '
HOPE lAJiXiE. No. S.
Charitable Brotherhood.
to Tayloe's Mali every Tnee
CW ???uiDg at o o cioca.
? TAC TRIBE. No. 18.
lo.p.m.
??eets la TajiDC's Hall every Monday'*
Sloop Sth Run.
PHALANX LODGE, No. 10.
L O. O. F.
Meets every Thursday even!as in
Tay loo's Hail at 8 o'clock.
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE. No. tf?.
I. O. O. F,
? Meets in T&yloe's Hhll second and
fourth Frldayaeh month at 8 p. m
PAMLICO LODGE, .No. 78.
K. of P.
I Meets In their hall, upstairs, cor
1 ner Union alley and Main street
s, every Thursday evening at * o>I?sJr
,r OKU LODGE. No. 104.
A. F. ?R?1 A. M.
11 Meets In their hall, corner.Bonne
and Third streota. first and thin
s. Tuesdays each month at S'p. m.
lg MOVE CHAPTER. No.
Royal Arch Ibwos*.
Meets In Masonic Hall caoond an
1_ fourth Tuesdays each r.onth at !
s. D. m. v
tB WASHINGTON LODGE No. 822.
n. p. o. e.
01 building, every V ffej evtt:r* ?4
?. 'O'clock
/
S. 7
ie RuIvMj.TIhb will cure you.
DISSOIXTION NOTICE
8 Notice is hereby given that th
partnership heretofore existing b<
*8' tween W. R. Boyd and W. H. But
u" under the firm name of Russ an
Boyd. Do thia the 27th day of Ma
dissolve by mutual consent. W. I
ve Boyd assumes all the obligations an
liabilities of said firm and Is entlt
lS" ed to collect all bills due said firm.
Witness oar hand and seal this tb
'n 27th day of May 1*12.
W. R. BOYD. (Seal)
W. H. RUSS. (Seal)
^ SVVrlW. 6F Ai>\llM8T'RATl6V
Having this day qualified as Ai
mlnistrator of the estate of Richai
Bragavr, deceased, n\>ttce Is heret
iHvpti that all claims ncninat th? aal
tT estate must b? filed with me with
twelve months from this date, othe
wise thia notice will be pleaded :
bar of their recovery. All i>ersoi
Bn Indebted to said estate arefequee
on ed to make immediate payment
ty, "??
t This the 6th day of May, 1912.
JNO. G. BRAGAW, JR.
Administrate
>m 6-9 6wkec.
ATLANT1
The Greatest Seashc
Seas
[L- )
Extensive Impr
ith Every variety of sea and fresh wa
which runs east a nd west, affordin
re- breeie throughou t the summer. H
in- lantic coast?Sailing upon the
>w- lng. Incomparable Sound and D
Ing, TennU, Pool* 8111!
96. BOT FISHING IN
on While the fishing is good durtng
made the- best catches during May s
ALLEN A. Dubois, Mum
ucti
and Kitchen 1
THURSD
vns Drug Store. '
nrybo^Jnvited
| Cure for Snoring.
mfort there is found. " I y ?fiL""**"*latkj
?Ws you so you'll talk,
'e lierfe in the Park.. *?!
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P^uTli^&adrWMte {
Enameled Lined !
REFRIGERATORS
Sale at Cost. <j
> Closing Out Line. (
( HARMS HARDWARE >
f COMPANY. |
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4 VV^orrsari'a Work
Is Never Done
UNLESS "ITS THE
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Hptpolnt VVay
COOK, IRON, HEAT. ELECTRICALLY. !
; WASHINGTON MWAL ELECTRIC PLANT
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Ghiropractic Physicians.
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Phone 325. Savings & Tmt BW'g.
1 tV ALL DISEASES TREATED
SUCCESSFULLY.
, plunifcaa Con?ull?BonFrcc.
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J J. L?NN WOOD New Yerh CoiUm Fnh?u IAMES W. COi_. J
; l J. LEON WOOD & CO. I
I > : - BANKERS and BROKERS^ ? \
l S Aiockm Doadr Oottow. Onli nd Prorldou, 78 Him St, )
d J Oarpeetor ftofldM* Norfolk, Vm. J
1- [ nil? Mm MPS? T?rk StMk SiduufB, New York 0>t- ?
V ? Fffh>T. fTitro#o Board of Trade nd other faimiRl cep- \
} jorreepondeatce Respectfully BoUdtod. - lore? t ppd Mar- I
\ glaal AecoMU G1t?i Carefal AttMdon. \
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to m > ! A Mnin C# .aL' _ NI/\rf/\Ilr V
C L(Ol iTiaiii off: . HUIIUBt
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/n TTrvri 'lt'T MOREHE A0A3TY
^ ?v| A r.l l . NORTH CAROLINA
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re Hpt'el in the Snlh Accommodationsfor 1,600 Guests,
ion Open? June 12,1912.
(vement*. New SbMgeneiit. Finest Fishing in America.
ler fish abound in great abundance. The Atlantic Hotel fronts the ocean beach,
Z the much southwestern water front, and Its guest* enjoy anAfevigorating ocean
ere you have morp unique and excfuslvc advantages than can htPfonnd on tfie * Albeauliful
and placid Bogoe Sound or the Atlantic. Still water and Surf |Bath>
cep Sba FISHING. Many nearby points of traditional and historic Interest. DuneAUGUST.
OPF.fflNG BALL SATURDAY NFG8T, JUNE Ulk.
the entire spring and suaaaaery aadi'Variety of fish has its "run," aad anglers have
nd August. For reservations write. tm,
- MOREHEAD CrtT, N. C.
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^OTng ott&n come cul? ffQ vVAJvD JB(
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BBACFOR^ OOUMTY
OBtetn M ?er?. thej
p#opIe at all tlmu to boot of my '
ability. The rapport of entry democrat
la ouMatly tollclted.
t." *' * Tory reopectlully.
WILBUR Hi RQ8B.
Aurora, N. p. ; [
I hereby Announce myaelf * candidate
befor* the Democratic Primaries
for the Office of Sheriff of Beaufort
County. I will appreciate any eupport
that n?r friends may five me.
r wTw. BOOKER.
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NOTICE OP SALE As/
Under and by vlrtae of the poorer
or aale contained In a certalq mortgage
Deed dated August 13th. 1907,
executed by I, W. Aakisa. to W. L*
Prlrott, which slid mortgage Deed la
duly recorded In the office of the Reglater
of Deed* for Beaufort county
in,Book 143. Pago 3tC the uoderalgfied
will, oa Monday, the S4th day
of Jane, 1912^ Noon, offer fbr aale,
at the court house door In Beaufort
County,, to the highest bidder for
me iuuowing oescniwa rau
estate. to wit:
Lying and being in the State of
North Carolina, In the County, of
Beaufort in Pan to go Township.
Beginning it a stake In 1B* J. Toppings
Line on the South. Side of
Main Street, in the town of Belharan
thence running souYh 67 8-4 E. with
said South line to Main Street, a distance
of 75 feet to ? stake; running
thence 8outh SO, W. a distance of
S6l feet to Pungo River; running
thence with the meandering of said
Pungo Hirer in a weetwardly course
toifl. ,J. Topping's line; running
thPoce North 20.E. with saM 8. J.
Topping's line to the place of beginning.
containing Two-fifths of an
acres more or lean: For farther de^j
acriptfon see Deed frem W. B. Tolly l
and wife, Sidney Tobly. r*orded In
book 141. Page Sir* Beaufort county
Records.
This Stnd day of May. 1911.
W. L. Prirott,
Mortgagee.
By O. Fred Johnson
Owner of dqbt
By Edward L. Stewart
Aubroey
a
NOTICE
North Carolina, Beaufort County
Superior jCourt. Before the Clerk. *
Norwood L. Simmons. Admr. of
Lawrence Oorham, dee'd.
VS.
Lula Oorham .Jenkins, Nellie Oorham
Mixon and husband Giles Mixon,
.Annie Gorham Rows and hueband
John Rowe and Lawrence Gorham,
a minor hefr-at-law of Lawrence
Gorham, dee'd;
The defendants above named will
take notice that an lttion entitled
as above, has been commenced1 in the
Superior Court of Beaufort Cosaty,
. N. C., before the Clerk, for the pur'
pose of selling t? real estate ot Intestate
to make assets, in which eald
real estate the defendants own an Interest.
And the said defendants will
further take notice that they pre required
to appear before the Clerk of
tbe Superior Court of Beaufort County,
N. C.. at his office in the Court
House Washington. N. C.V'on June
10th ltlt and answer, or demur.to
the 'Petition t% said ietion, or'the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said Petition.
This Mar Stfc, 1012. <
GEO. A.
Knowledge Must Bo Put te bus.
The mere possession of knowledge
la nothing?it is totally useless raises
It Is need?Herbert ir?e??
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Iioipe Kndorseniuel
Hundreds of Washington Cltlaeai
Can Ml You All About It
Home ebdoraemeqt, the public ex
. pression of .Washington people
should he evlBence beyond dlsput;
m for evejV Washington reader.- Sarelj
the experience of - friends anAplgb
bors, cheerfully given bf them, wil
carry more weight thaiv the utter
ancea of strangers residing in far
sway places Read the following:
R. 8. Butler, 219 Harvey at
Washington, N. C.. says: "I auf
(ered from dull pains in my back am
finally I procured. Doan's Kidne
pills from the Hoyt Drug Co. The;
certainly gate great relief and atte
taking them my condition was mnc!
better In every way. 1 publicly en
dorsed Doaa's Kidney Pills at ths
time and now 1 am leased *rt?u
the benefit 1 roeelveffbas been pei
manent."
For sale by all dealers. Price 6
Cents. Foetop-Mllburn Col, Buffai*
New Yprk. sale agents for the Ualte
States."
Rememtfer thiT name? Dokn's
and take no other.
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Attornera at law
Waahlnjcton. North Carolina
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Waehtnfton. H. C.
We pracilbe im Ue Court ot
Firat'fffillcid District end the ^
Federal Courts. ^
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