J
Wrightsville 1
Beachand Norfolk;
G
An nlQuc yoa, the surf, the me- (
*. T mmiuB, all cry out for yon to 8
flellow the crowd. The t
ATLANTIC COAST IJNK 1
hoc pewvwfnd the schedules and xwtea 1
t*?ruu?m* Saturday. June 1st. to aes*- 1
Aiaee during the season.
To To 1
Wilmington Norfolk ^
Hl)r ill TnAis Salundsy.
and muroing
:s^ns of So an tin? *s.oo |x:i e
uaRad to xetarn v J
'atll Twisdsk mid- N.
aigbt foflewing. ?
Per information call on,
E. A. LA FRAZE.
- >L . Ticket Agent.
T. C. While * ?w
Uenaecskl Fasaenger Agent,.
5>^ngton, N. C. < >$*<*- i
1
VAFVDI.XK for THAI HEADACHE (
t>?e last eight? Headache an i ,
r-ervec- nornlng? Hicka Capjdlee
im_ the thing to lit you for
buaines*. Try it. At drug stores. ]
MmiaoM.? Power Lacking in Apes.
Apes do lut count further than four,
mmd (fee Boers of the Transvaal, when ,
ih?9 bant these animals, hide In nnmleii
esceedlng four. Potor depart in ,
an 11 Srai In such a manner aa to be (
otter* by the apes, who then come
Moth and am c&sl\j capturedJOS.
F. 1
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? Phones 123 & 124
^ Carries the Most (
' j Family G
ALWAYS FRESK
I PolUe Clc
I Quick [
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FURN1
Ijefferson fu
ev
i FREE Wils?"'
j!. stTwowaKn
AWAY BY YOU* I
WHJ remove Freckles, Tan. PI:
pterins. Harmless to the most d
E? Toilet ream. The finest Face 1
romplerion to young and old ali
F-r-i- So- M Can. ???nl. .far.
Frr* Frrtk> C.rrtm F>itf rttxtfed
WILSON FRECKLE ( REAM
I | Cut Gl
ATURDAY
and 8th. "
i come to our ttare dud
l? ?fl he found.
IW.
IOYT
Aft. f1(4erUl Review PaUcras
r 1' 11 1 ~ ,?y
rUSHQTO.f PRODUCE MARKET
HATl'llDAY, JUNE I, 1912.
Mm . . ......... .??C
"arkeye, lb^ , . . T*. \T'. ...... .lie
Ki*C chkihotw .12 ftc and 16c
irmwm chicken*. mcI. .. .SOo to 20c
unb rirtM. each :...... 10c to 20c
bttrllap .....v 6c to 10c
beep eklae, each BOc to 60c
pl*0iW,7..V. 6c
>rf Hint hides, lb 14c
>rr salt hidee> i?er l'o. lie]
)ry hide*. d'ged, per lb.... .4c to 6c
I - I
PNI 11.70
ttaok peas 91.70
?oa paas $1.70
tpecklod peas '..91-70
toja boaam 90c to 11.10
rreaa tale hide* Sc
lreon hides 8c
)jcr akin flint 26c
%T?r . #i. ,..'.vl...nc
Competit/bn. " i.
She (tp young pdct)?How much do
tob get for your poems, Charley 7
Charley (with pride)?From $2 to
15.
She?Well, Isn't that very little.
Tharley? I see (hat Sir Walter Scoit I
sot $10,000 for on? of his. .?-?r
Charley?Yes. but you see, writing
?oetry Isn't the business It used to be
["here's too much competition.
Language Lapses.
"My wife has joined a club to study
sxart English."
"Humph! I wish mlno would. Then
the wouldn't accuse me of loose conluct
because I get tight."
rAYLOE
120 Market St
Complete Line of
roceries.
AND REL1ADLE
irks and
Jelivery.
G S 1
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= 5
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Matting |
MER |
ITURE I
RNITURE CO. ?
s Freckle Crearc
RIAL J ARS GIVEN
HtUGGKT ON JUNE JflTH.
mples and clear the worst com
elicate skin. A fragrant, superio
HI each known. Insures g beautifu
ke. Will Not Make Hair Grow
Jf 00 WUm*'? FairjSkin Soap 25 Cent
try THF. HARDY DRUG STORE
CO^ Maker*, Charleston S.C.
W1
ass, Sterl
J/ r,. *
' fjri
- 'i V y?*
: Vv v, y-' X,
Ma all coralon lo |flt only 1# pa* can
at paw kias liMrlka tat ?tal \u?
know that yaw WgtlHIH
m tn^rilU-aliiwaitr
; BRAGAW & CO.
insurance Agents {
WASHINGTON. N.C.' ?>*;
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The Olvlr.t Law.
And wbat U Uw dlvina lac to *
want To bnM that.that wWci la hla
own. and lo dalm nothing that la aa?
Cher's; to ute what Is given aim. and
not to covot what U. not given; to
i'lell up easily and willingly what, sa
taken away, giving thanks for tba
time, bo hss had it in hia sorvlcar-*^
Cylcutua.
' "?"' " t
Rob-My-Tlam will core
The Cream of 1
A. - " BL -
^penally imported;
^bJew Orleans, Ann
Capital; specially pa<
proof, dust-proof, fees
a VERY SPECI/
perfection Sold by
in this town.
VOTAN
At its price you cannot
twice its priceVou cai
recommend and sell
H. H. 5 ATTI
1S
IF YOU ARE GOING
THE CHESA
( DAILY SERVICE D
f The new steamers Just placed
J ?X>LK" and "CITY OP BALT
\ ud up-to-date steamer* bet wet
) Equipped with wireless telt-p
\ uculs ou board. Everything t
1 Boat* leave Norfolk (Jarkx.
V Boats leave Old Point Com for
/ Arrive Baltimore. 7:00 a. nr
N Connecting at Baltimore for
/ west.
J # Rcwr vations mude and an J I
i I
i WHEN
I .
furniture "
makes you feel gi
i a hot day. This kind o
light summery look to sni
kind we set). We h;
;! splenkid selection of pret
ture that makes you thi
1 the moment you look at i
the quality the best. Ins
; SOUTHER*
fy/acQf*
Washing
ECDDII>
.
ing Silve;
' Ev
rEWART'
,
houae. * But one map ,is the (tilery.
ed While otbarw ardrwsh'rplag their
area tad, ntdnernrtnt to- atlfle their
oba hU own a?tn.bHmmed with m.(tide
turned upon hii ludltnaully.
"1 ddon't k|u?r *>at broucht rw
here." the oobbad. atrnamlng
area, and (mating her hand agalnat
bar aching henrt; "bet IT ?-jnu don't
Uhe the, p-play.. you might lint other
WieoBla enjor 4J" ia tuj...- .
JjlnH the Right Kind. '
r 71LT*m*
*M a cowardT Id our*autoniobn? accident,
we found be ^aa full of grit"
"Hmn?h: I'd like to know wber?
r
turnip!*' i. 11 j, , 1 i' " 1
'K&tfi Vidwi*ZT v
:he Coffee Crop
apecjalljF prepared in
sica'a Good Coffee ,
Jted .ia dainty, damphness-preserving
cans;
IL coffee o( top-notch
only one dealer
COFFEE
duplicate its quality; at
nnot find a better. We
this codec exclusively
31THWAITE.
NORTH TRAVEL VIA >
PEAKE LINE ]
SECLUDING SUNDAY >
I In irrrke, the ' CITY OF NOR- )
LMORE," are Um most elegant t
fU Norfolk and Baltimore. I
hone la each roeii. Dellclona I
sir k. to fort urt 'convenience. /
in St.). O l N p*tau , \
t, 7:15 p. ?. - .. * ''
ufl points north, northwest and .'
nformatioa courteously furnished (
W.H. PAK.NKIA, T.>. A- .1
85 Grnnby St., Norfolk, Va. C
/
mtnie
summer
fits" the season it
nod to look at it on
if furniture should Have that
t the weather. That's the
ave just taken into stock a
ty designs in summer ftfrai- ' ^
iik of lounging and lazy ease
t. The prices are moderateipect-bere.
( FURNCO
'Good reinitiate .
tfon. N.c.
i. ijji JG
Pi
r, Silver I
erythlng tiuarait
continually notifies h!? employer, a f,
(aortas- picture maker, of nhe ibbc 11llon
of the baa vena.
nfott see, for an elaborate movl^fplcture
play a steady, uniform ilght 1*
essential The picture* must be taken
all in sunshine or aU In clear k?aj?
light. Otherwise th*y differ: Some
are -weak and some strong. TIfyjr don'OT
match on the scroen. So fhe cloud'
spotter on the roof,*" nearoblng the
heavens with his glasa, studyitg tb#
course and -velocity of the wind, assures
hla bossof * good half-hour or
boor for photographing a mo|ing-plo-;
tufe play, and thus.saves a #aatc of
films that wopld otherwise be-many'
limes larger than his frugal aalsry." !3
v ( " ?' '; * ( .
Inn of tho Mild H.firyl
The Inn "of the mild Henry (sum
tanften Helnrch) in a Uttlo town of,
Posen has evidently changed hands
during Its career, for there Is at least
an intltnatlog, in an advertisement:
recently lnaertgd In a Posen to? v
per by Hermann Dunkelberg* the"*
present owner, that he may pot be
especially mild. The advertisement I
reads: "It has cote to my notice
that I din acceded ft having denounced
colleagues because they suffered
Tannebaum" (a , forbidden
gtme) "to be played in .their ^places.'
As I have no desire Jo waste my
time in court, 1 hereby premise three
marks to anybodyftrho bellevSKi this
report out of lack* of brains, flvo
marks to anybody wbo spread It be- I
causa of malice And ten marks to the I
origlqator of It. which he can get on I
personal application to Jto. Will pa|L J
fair price for a good, usable ball whip?
Herman. Dunkelberg. Inn of the Mild HedTT."
V'
~n /j
Reply Coupons. ^
The g?n who boasts that he nqver I
writes fetters has been prodded Into
epistolary activity. , n m <
"It was a curious little square red J
stamp inclosed In a letter I received ^
from England that drove the to It." he |
said. "The stamp was marked three 1
pence. It was |otaIly unlike any '
stamp or souvenir I had ever seen, f
and I didn't know what use to make of |
It. The postman was also nonplussed,
and only at the main postotBce was
the riddle solved. It was a reply cou- !
pon. English stamps would have been |
no use for mailiflg a letter In Jfevr j
York, but "the coupon could be exchanged
for United' States stamps. .
With a reminder like ttjat thrust un
der one's very nose the moat conscienceless
letter writer la bound to re*r~
_ t^
HI# Own Bills.
Butch&*a not generally credited
with an espimUllg sensitive temperament,
but Nd^ York has one member
of the guild yrhose akin must be extraordinarily
thin. At any rate, he
goes to unusual lengths to exonerate
himself from the charge of extoKlon.
I Above the cashiyr's window he has
hung this sign:
"If prices are higfe don't blame me.
They have hit me, too. Here is the
meat bill of 'my own family. Readi
it." Then follows an Itemised account
of the chops, steaks, roasts and
cat's meat consumed by the .butcher's
dependents in one week. Tho prices
recorded are sufficiently altftudinous
to appease the most disgruntled customers,
and the}* settle their own bills
with good grace. .
k
[FINE OLD MEMORIAL TOWER
On Town Bridge at f.'.ytord, Cen.v, 1*.
Records the Colonial History
of t'*o Place.
The town bridge at Mllfonf.'Coan.,
Ib a unique memorial of'the colonial
history of the place. Mllfcrd was first
%ettled by colonists from the old* Eng
llsh town of the some name, and the
bridge, which was bull: to celebrate
the town birthday, la an exact replica
of an ancient one in the Milford over
the sea. Every stone in the round
tower la a memorial to some historic
Mtlfordltc. Over the massive door lb
? the sculptured head of an Indian,'supi
posed to be Ant-antawae. the chief
j who sold the town site to t^e colj
onltts in 1639. The knocker qn the
[ towe^ door once belonged* to the
I old hourc where George Whitfield
1 preached in 1770. Tho doorstep Is
2 from the mansion of Robert Treat,
, governor of the colony of Connectl,
cut for thirty years. Ono stone Is dedl|
cated to the memory of Jonathan
i Law, a governor /Tom 1742 to 176a
' This atone also once' formed part cf
J the governor's threshold/' Another <
large elab is Inscribed with a tribute
to the Wepowany Indians. On Ihe
bridge corner by the tower the tow*
perpetuates in granite Its gratitude to
"Captain Thomas TIbbals (obit. >170J),
in consideration of his helpfolheA to
how to first comers the place and the
land records." Another tablet records
the name of Peter Prufden, firat pastor
back In 1650. Several big blocks
of masonry are Inscribed with the
names of the'early settlers, and there
Is one.stone bearing Milford s good
opinion of itself IB these words: "Ood
sifted * whole nation that he might
send choice grate to the wilderness.~"
' ' ?=
'late, Han
liflfrffiftr'r/r?"
' /Vy e,Can ^r;ltL/y *VOUr t^te ill I
J yo.W OflOtS IOr IMn. I
i^buuoiT1!:;;;!, (u^o^hr^e I
^he ^d $3 00, *|
i- "Now is the time io buy a Gas
Range. We will set'ft for you
- FI^EE.
Washinntnn 'linhl ft Water Pn '
I IIUUIIIII^IUII Wiym VI . viuiui UVI u >
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riiitHttwwtiiWiWtl
BUGGIES, SURRIES, CARTS 11
it WAGONS, BICYCLES \
1 HARNESS A [ 'H
A NEW LOT JUST RECEIVED ! , ,
I i i 1 i ?'.if1 i V?- . i . | |
Wastpgton Horse ExdiHge
* B. h. SUSMAN, Presw Washington, N. C. J | .
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" NowhecurfcL 1 '
?litt 1c i?\ arte. Don't till up oo icc water-airywar
^ the mere you dnak the mote you w*ol
W ( GssHHa J
One gtaaa earitfin. It hiu the u-oncaa a ear. duh and
thai delight* parched palatraandrefmhet tired bodk*?Ddbniai>a^^^r '
btLieiOCS-RErriiHINO-THIRST^JUENCHWO^^^^
5c Everywhere
'5S*
Send Your Orders For Cocoa-Cola and Soda Wlfler to
nuniKws
F\ E. MAYO CO., Props.
T- WASHINGTON, N. G. r
* , ' . e". ==' v .
LYRIC THEATRE
TONtGHT
4 REELS TONIGHT. EXtRA SPECIAL. , .
; ??
MOTION ^fGTLIRES
THE EQUITABLE FIRE, .
( y^sShowiag Remains after Fire of New YorkY<rTvat^t*Bull<Hng
THE BOUNDER, , RfniarkaMc'oolmal
pictu.-e, deplciing nioentiiin Lion's clevolton.
THE HEIR APPARENT '
Beautiful Ed!ton Drama A*""'.r~" ^ \ /'J ' '' >
y WHEN DUTY CALLS, " .? "
. ^ ( . ^ Very Interesting War D^^taa. . '
'r^ " . . . . ' ,
Admission F?rlees - lOfc 18c
. ^ m.
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