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WANTRD: MLBUUII TO SKLL
lubricating Oils. Paint* and 8peclal
ties. Good ltva wire can aara big
m'oneyf Champion Refining Co.,
FOR MKT: STORE BLILDIJtG ip
Suttnan block on Wit.r utmt opposite
Aaiir Nova OflU?. For luforaintlon
callv Nova OOco.
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* A NEW ASSORTMENT OF W*Ddlnf
preoenta at Hpll tho Woler.
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I H FOW K*!'T: thk FART OF MY
houao recently. vacated by Mr. C.
\ O. Morris, consisting of ?~ noma
" "J ' and bate. Located on Wool ln?.
. - Btrast. 'Mrs. P. G. Berrr, Phono
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NOW is TUB TIME TO (JET TOUR
wadding ifooonu. Try Boll tbo
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6-0 itc.
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fOR RENT: TWO VERY DKMR.
able rooiok.Either furnished or
* unfurnished. Soo Mr. or Mrs. 1.
E. Bonner.
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ItowaTc^ Jitay 17th deliver at News
Oftee aad Ncclva 5 ceati oer copy.
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V : W1R1 RENT STABLES 6* RESP4BS
street. Neeeaaary repair* will be
...5t ' made. Mra. Lucy Myera.
HELD THE AKW1.ER CAS SELL
- you wedding "preaenta at - right
< price, ""
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:?< is', ?r3fe : ?$?*,
ilOOD TONKH>()1.DJO|77TAR FOR
ale. Address Xewg/XIlce.
8*5 ft*.
$' ""'j' ^' V '
t or C doawa 586 wilt; break any
. -Oaae of Chllla A Fever;.-; it acta on
'the liver battel thai Calomel, and
doea not Kt3p* or mlckeo 55 nets*.
<- n >1 'a ? 1 > .
To Lay Llaeleowi.
Whan laying ltnplantn 5ra? Jay pa.
pat* ratbar thick to thb part t* ba eo?
i arad with the ltonlanm Tow win ftai
that U le much wail and at tha
aamo time &Tee year nnoiaum
1
Dally Thought.
Y e Ur* to an aagagdtog acale when
WW ura happily, oaf thing landing to
[ .another & an eodJaaa aarlea?Robert
t ouln irii mam
f lRFOLI m. RAILROAD
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Chang* of Schedule Effective June
ftUle 1919a
Beginning with change of schedule
.next 8unday; June 2nd; trains Nob.
' >r 1 ahd 2 wiy discontinue to stop at
| T Kn*ft>. Burmi, Frederick, Hiker
Road, Walla WatU. Hall 8waofl
- Slatestpne end Hobtehtown.
>v Beginning same date Train No. 15
? jtlljH %H1 discontinue making stops at
* ^ Frederick. Bragaw. Brnul, Askln
Mid Bridgetan.
Effective s?^ne date Train No. 16
will discontinue making stops at
^Frederick and Bragair. -;
v'-* v Trains 53 and 54 will continue to
.. eerre stations located between Pinetown
and Washington and Traifc IS
end 14 will continue to aerte stations
between Washington and New
4 s Bern. " " K\ 'v
\ W. W. CROXTON'
General Patten nor Agent
B. L. BUBO,
Traffic Manager.
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Hicaw.oaFcwRg era ate* >
Atoo Narcoaa Headache, Trarellen
' Headache and aehae from Ortp. Btomaeh
Treat)la. oa rental* tronldee. Tn
/3apodlae?It's wEd?effete" *->
i madlatalT. Mdkf?mM~<
'
Steamer Blanche
* 8.-water Depot 7 A. M
n-. IJandayk and Thnradaye of 'each
,(? whafc for Bajalde. Booth' Crook,
Makaimito. Biadeerllle and Belhr
ran. Reforming teaveo Belhaven al
M. 8:30-A.M. To red ay and FYtdal
touching abore mentioned polata.
?he wtu lay at Waehlngton off WedM:t
needay ?ad Satorday and Sunday to
reoelre freight, tbeee dan are open
for oxcurate*-pertlee.
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R. B BURRtIS,
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It yrtyT*lt|L.,||"u'w ha Mum
I ^^TMjao^l'bln^*'whlc"h"*eli*
Prystal Ice ^
? Get one, ?wq and* three \
hundred lbs., nicely bagged
and packed.
Crystal Ice Co.;
s m water street
w?u?t?o?, n. c " ; ftoun',
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> mmm?> - mmmtm ? ,
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- JUST RECEIVED.
Small Lot of
Pickled Beef \
j; ??y 4' ^ j
Honey Comb.
?THE?
0UA1/TY GROCERY
WALTER CREOLE & CB.
Ptmu 00 tf 92. . *
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Bicycles! Bicycles!
New Bicycle. (IS Ud *p.
We' (r. U.IU for thUUrrcle.
Boedlcfi, Standard, Irar Jobneoc,
Columbia. Rambler, ImMsm National
and Dartaa Bicycle.. Beld ,
for cub of on tlma. W. alao carry
a full 11a# of repair* at an Mm?,
I D. R. CUTLER
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WASHINGTON, N. C .
Phone US ,
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GAgPLN
Nearly Every Element of Its Food Is
Mad# Up of Insects Which Are
Pest* In^ths Fields.
The common toed has been the subJsot
of ridicule, contempt and superstltlon
for oenturies pasL Nature has
derifcd beauty and attractiveness to
thlsNHttle creature. To many people
lt*ls more repulsive than its relatives*
the reptiles. We should learn to pro
rwfiz*
TVm Garden Toad.
tect the toad and reaped him for the
good be doea to oa glL Some obeervIng
gardener* bare aaid that a toad
la easily worth f 10 In a garden. The
point of the matter ia that pfactically
aU of thd toad's diet ia of animal origin.
Nearly every element of Its
food- Ut made op 'of insects which are
pelts in fields and gardens..
We hate;heard njtjcfi "of the value of
.birds and of the necessity of protecting
them. It is time we began to
care for the toed, as well, for their
capacity for Insect meat Is truly astonishing.
writes P. B. Swingle in the
! Northwestern Agriculturist. Examination
of 149 toads' stomachs proved
s that 08 per cent, of their food waa^ of
the sort Indicated above. Cutworms,
ants, bugs and beetle*, spiders, potato
bugs, thousand-legged worms, weevils,
tent caterpillars and- grasshoppers
were saten-by thousands: Wire
worms and army worms, crickets and
cucumber bugs, rofebugs and P'urn
curculio were relished Jest as well/
The gypsy moth, the ^cabbage mofh
and grape caterpillars -constitute his
favorite food In certain localities. And
It la remarkable what storage capacity
1 la exhibited by the toad. In one atom,
ach 77 thousand-legged worms were
, found; in another PJ/tent caterpillars;
; in one 85 gypsy moth, and in another
r K army worms. Of course It would
be difficult to determine tbe nutober
of insect* that a toad at liberty would
consume In an entire season. It is
< sufficient to know .that they are wen
the?rains wtfiwaahit Into th?soU
. ready for the plants meat spring.
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Mr. C. F. Bland at the Itofrta
Urdwira Company returned home
aat night from a haalnaaa trip to
iaganii., k. c. t^,,
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Mr. P. Stilly, of Edward. N. C..
urirad In tha citr thla morning.
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Calaaal P O. Jamea a prominent
namhaf ot tha Qreenvllle bar. If
oatatared at Hotel Louise.
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Mr. M. Makely Jr., or Balharaa, le
ta the city. "
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Mr|H. W. Nlchole. of Norfolk, ia
a huelnaaak.rlalfor today.
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Mr. M. J. Pate, of Wlleon. M. 0.,
arrived In the city last night.
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: Dr.' 8. W. Staler, bf Aurora, wu
bare yesterday '
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? Mr. L. E. Elk*, of Ortmealand. wa*
oft pur streets yesterday afternoon.
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Mr. W. M. Bo*!. of Edenton, N.
C., la here attending court.
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Mr. C. WV Davis, of EnglehardJ
BocreJaHfabd treaaurer'of the Mattamuskeet
'Railroad Ib the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. H. W. Carter. Mr. Davis
1b enronte to Raleigh to attend the
IState bemocrattt-Convention.
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.' Mr. I. W. Abiss, of Bolhaven, 1b a
Washingt oiv? vlsl.to r.
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Mr*. D. C. McCotter and Miss NeL
lie Fentress,-of ^Vaijdeme're were
guestaat Hotel Lotise yesterday.
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Mr. John B. Satterthwalte. of
Gatesville, formerly of .^eechvilie,
was here today on business.'
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Mr. A. Thompson, hf Greensboro,'
is a business visitor.
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Mr. J. T. Hollister, of New Bern
is in the city. w
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Mr. R. L. Smith a prominent business
man of Greenville is here today,
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Mr. *A. O. Gaylogl a member of the
Plymouth bar is ' here, attending
court.
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Mr. H. C. Bowen. of New Bern Is
here on business.
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Miss P. A. Ellison levasc tomorrow
for Rocky^ Mounf-, where she expects
to spend several moriths visiting
Mrs. Msry Mathevtfp.
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Misses Maud Duke, Bottle Judklns
and Lotta Bishop, of Pantego, are in
the city the guest of Sheriff and Mrs.
George E. Ricks tp attend the McCluer.Ricka
wedding this evening,
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Mr. O. F. Cowell son of Mr.-J. F.
Cowell, who has Just graduated from
the University of North Carolina, at
Chapel._Hill, N. C., la expected to arrive
home this evening. Mr. Cowell
graduated with honor and is being
congratulated by his many friends,
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Mr. W. H. Whitley, of. Bonnerton,
N., C., was a business visitor to the
city this morning.
^filSSOMTTION NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership here tofore existing between
A. C. Hoyt and W. F. Rhyne
trad in* nnd?r iKo flrm ? ??? ??'
? ??Ui ui, wuuiv auu
style Hoyt Drug Company- do this
day April 13th, 1912 dissolved BY
mutnal concent.
W. P. Rhyne withdraws from the
firm and . C. Hoyt will continue the
business under the same namo. A.
C. Hoyt assumes all. the liabilities
of the partnership and is entitled tu
collect'all the assets of thig day April
tSth. *tu. - ^
Signed:
W. P. RHYXE.
A. C. HOYT.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALS
Eighty-eight (81T) acres of farm
land fronting directly o*i the naviagable
waters of South Creek located In
one of the most, prolific trucking
one-half acre of*-ground and has a
About Thirty-five acres under cultlvatlon.
Will rsise Tip Top Irish Potatoea,
and other truck. The remainder
set in a growth of pitch pine
ana under growth. Good substantial
tenent*.house with ngoessary barna
and outhouses already located on
tfremiMs.
Also dTltouge and lot in the Town
of Aurora, suitably for white or colored
tenents. Lot contains about
one-half acre rot grounds and has a
two-story, five room dwelling house
located thereon, with {pliable barn
and..other out-houMB.
For particulars as to title and
terms of sale, call on or write to
either Geo. W. Speller, Windsor. N.
C., Real Estate Agent, or Edward L.
Stewart, .Attorney, Washington, N.
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but b. kM* ht*.*r^.,. mM:
;^CW%E-;S
1 humor cbora in w* rftocU.
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)okfc uulrt. UJ* ,, f^i, <* K? o*
\ -select from not be tx>
book n storr. ? to ^ *> vol
f^SSss'^I
r^SHEF^J
I f'Jlk. ToaT. '?*.. - *M|
anaying lea ?* bdoui unui .ya
know all of. its family history, aaaum
tbo air of a funeral director tellln
the relatives from which aide of tti
casket tkey are te view the late h
mented, and then give utteranoe t
rour Iodo.
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The a^
tains abou
tlie drug t]
Coffee <
ache? neryo
heart irritat
health-due
coffee.
The cs
stood uh
, shows up
One ca
by coffee b
using
pC
A pure
age that ta
Java but i
Caffeine o
If the 1(
perhaps yot
to be well ^
th? ttorr ?-11 Hi mind and then pot 11!
i*?7 entirely until yon neet It Notb-1
ao latereferee with the mem of I
? Joke u to here the polat ha aflat I
I unit la plain alfht before the etorr
le weH eUrted.
-boweaborolxrre on rhle?o that the
feee ekould he nlwi. eed the relee
t n
"Leant to panto < the right plana
a?4 If TOO are In doabt at elf, the beet
place to pa nee le Jent before yoa ttlrt"Thle
hoe been known to Bare a
. man many friend. that he o there lee
might here loet"?New Tort Morale*
Telegraph. ; .
! VALUABLE FARM BY-PRODUCT
. Many Farmer* Neglect to Car* for
Manure and Spend Their Money
I - for Commercial Pertntsar.
, w (By W. KKLSBT.)^
f la spite of ail that has been written
telling of the walue of stable
h manure there are many farmers who
till neglect to care for this valuable
by-product of tho farm and epend
* their money for commercial fertilizer
I do not wlafc fb discourage the uae
of commercial fertiliser, but It should
? never bo a-exf until the stable manure
If M taken care of and applied to
. the noil, tt there la not sufficient
>ymnr^ fo went the demands of the
* jure? ^*ops the deficiency should be
8 supplied by tt?tag commercial fertu
8 Upr. - n . , se w*
It la rather difficult to estimate th??
value of stable manure In dollars and
Itantl rnrnmnrrlal fnrf lllroru >-/.
j* Valued, aince the manure adds
* much valuable humus to the soil as
* well aa direct plant food and the comh
mere Lai fertilizer is valued for the
direct plant' food alone.
L ' Dr. Alkman says that the humps ot
ft the stable manure Is worth quite as
? much to the soli as the' direct plant
? food. Valuing tbo phosphoric acid it
e five cents per pound, the potash at
* live cents per pound-and the nitrogen
l" at 15 Cents per pound a fair average
? voluo of the stable manure may be
estimated as follows:
offee
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Read this
rerage cup of c
it 21 grains of"
hat you read a
irinkers often suffer
usness, indigestion,
ion and other symi
to "caffeine," the di
tuse is often i
til expert m<
thp Ksld farfc
1VULXVL AULV
n get relief from the
y quitting it for 1(
)STI
-v' ?
i, palatable fo
stesftiuchlike ]
Is v absolutely
r any other di
) days'trial shows yc
l may conclude it's1
than to drink coffe
Je. * fe $ $ !
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(a Reason for
^r.'jrv-V'Ji v j;- ;r,' >', v .>>
TUM CERfeAL COMfAl^r,
T" ?
10 pound, nUfoc* at U aia nla 1
10 mm mm m **-ar:.. i?
f | ?Hi pkoafkada acM at I
^ Than Uniitlla nm 1 tk*
'EirHuBSBjrEw
manure and count a ton of w?Ucured
fjr stable manure worth HH f
to the farm.
Its value to not appreciated limy I
it to a by-prodact and berapae Hum- n
ere have fallen Into Uo babk of neglecting
to properly care for the manure
and apply it Judlciouaiy. u
The manure when allowed Co ac
cumulate about the stab lea to In the '
and distributed over the soil by means
of spreaders it to oet of the way and *
la a Lao preparing the soil be grow c. large
crop. ?y
PRACTICAL HOME-MADE MM. *
Handy Farm implement Can Bm Case fe
structeo Out of 4-Foot Piece of e
Old Railroad Iron?"*****.
This anril con be constructed from y,
a four-foot piece of railroad Iron cc Ki
a trestle, as ahown in the Illustration.
'A=M:
jSr^= Z*^ l
Home Made Anvil.
says the Practical Farmer. This will *c
stand heavy pounding, and cornea In *1
handy. The rail is just the right
rtape to moke an anvil. Take oak oj
any hasd wood for the legs. At
fe
Cows permuted to continue their
natural lactation periods, nine to ten
months, will usually cease milking **
with very little trouble.
a Poi;
raise
c
PMbdi
\
rr CO
:offee con- F ,
Every >
caffeine"?
suits i
bout here
membe
the H
f here.
from headsquad
biliousness,
ptoms of ill
stant a
rug in their ZZ
The
mann <
ly. It
1 and
of Dr.
of the
lot under- ""S,
;dical test
manitv
be to t
live St
in
/ \j wer
memtM
ii '" ' f a. Item i
ills caused F?r
) days and ^
/ ants m
ing th
the mi
lag no
condltl
the l&i
mm >qu
Mk Jl iment
M' Li
m meat i
ed
The
od beverdents
(
ligh-grade =?
free from His
. ' i brain.
ug. _r:
agalnsl
against
luSotne facts ???worth
more
e?it s up to
- th. do,
kat tk.
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Oww nil '
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Da* M tao^^cWM.Mvtk.MKrf
"'I
?o4 far ^orktaMi. ' ^8
PtaBtj of mratoi Mr M taiaM
m viator ttoM to Ivjntoii.
Fteelr broken ctoro?I yijatowto
About n VVM ?f ImI m tor to
NMbritorvtoltfMMM
? -y
to flttins horaMitartoi vvfc to
At present prion at mm mAArnm.
ok feeders ere jest aWsst teeMteK
J>o not h*T? the tress ess MWv
so are reedy to pet thss Me Is
Bbeep should not We fee*t sB
orsee or swine, for they sse Mh Is
at killed.
Sheep do beet oa high, aoMag
round; low ground prod noes fastest
ad paraatlea^ . ijrVrf, yj
HUM wni rleld dm
vac tone of hay per acre aster la?
Ikle conditions.
Fruit trees are alow-growtag giaste
ad therefore do not need qSdactis:
srtlllxers as a rule.
A herd of good dairy essa fls fho
rat Insurance against hard tl? m
slump In prosperity. \
son?ID
SQUAD MEMBEB
DLLAPSES "IIOER 1ST
'Iphii Student in Serinw Condition
for a Time, Bat
Has Recovered.
MP ANIONS ARE SICK.
lembcr of Hand Suffers Naeaeaa*
.suit of CafU-im- kx peri meats
idelphia, May 11.?Serious re- +%
lave followed the f^pdiag mt
?, a drug lurking in chnnelaW
as coffee, to the eight rtadaad
rs of the "poiaon sqa*d~ ed
ahnemann Medical CeMa^
All have been subject to ?eadai
hes and serious SttwShS
sea. while one member of Che
was in such a serioua omdifter
taking the caffeine I Mrs
for the first twenty days tint
to be placed in a special wain
hospital. He received osottention,
has recovered mad aft
liege i& said to have rejoined
nad.
"poison squad" at the Hshnncollege
was formed verjr faidcame
into existence on March
Is under the direct feupenrisiau.
Edmund T. Nesblt. director
Hering laboratory of the celNesbit
called for . volnatters
imong the students? He nU
ited men who were willing la
.tething'for the benefit of ha
at large, even though it infect
heir own discomfiture. Twenty
udents volunteered. Of tbsee
;n of the most perfect phyaicale
chOBen, eleven aa regular
ire of the squad and three an
ttes.
thirty days the momberi of ,
uad were given doses of -enM- i
hile Dr. Nesbit and his asshftjade
personal observation, take
pulses and temperature of
jmbers of the squad and xaak-- ,
tes on their general physical
Ion. It was not until within
it few days that one me inbeu
ad weakened under the experto
such an extent that it waa
?ry to send him to the hoa^iftkL
shit refuses to reveal the nsr
student who collapsed, hot
?s that through proper treatlmmediately
he noon rocovear
.
caffeine was administered la '
tion and was mixed with the
the squad drank. The da3id
not know when they weee
; the caffeine. There were wo
times for giving It la eadsr
j the mind of the student drae
r-oiTy In order that the phjsi
idltion might not be chaagpsd
ally through the action of tho
ire joining the "poison agent"
tudent had to aigu a rdam
fcs' ahy action for danuqpn
; the college.
O ^
laboratory was ergaaAssd
fifteen months ago with Mfc.
as director, and alsaoUt ksely
an exhaustive atwiy won
i to ascertain the daatrwdftos , J
? or caffeine as used la dead
o
students continued ta Han at
- i i mull ?
97 were required to take Mr
at the training tahls bsSM
hnsyltal near the diet Win
eack^ meal the t 11 p n I