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LADIES KNIT MUFF LERS |j
Colors Black, Navey, White, light Blue and Grey
29c to $1.50
'LADILS KID GLOVES, ALL LENGTHS
Ladies Dress Gloves SI.00 and $t.50
Ladies Cape Gloves 51-26 and $1.80
Ladies 12 Button Gloves $8.00
Ladles 16 Button Gloves $3.50
Call at the Glove Counter and Get the Kind That Fit.
Aft. Pictorial ? 1/ VTOYT Prompt Atlenjy".
Review *? *AV_/ A I lion Given to
PATTERNS. _ v, ? Mailorders.
R asniuftton, IS. t.
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A DORP TOO MUCH.
Tlvj mm who drops his insurance is guilty of
a serious i!viisc;etion--'.K' has taken a "drop too
much."
Keep up your Insurance, and it' you have none,
get some?the L5RAGAW kind.
Wm. BRAGAW & CO.,
first insurance Agents In Washington, N. C.
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SOTICL OF ELEC'T'liX. 1 The picture of the king of Spnln
piicLlrg up uTid going home because he
i hnJ a rcw wttn his mother-in-law i?
All of the lanil owners within cw whlffb Irlr.gs borne the rympa I
Brand Creek Drum.*- D,rr:ct. r.n.l! ih'? ?"*0"ch
iuuke? ihe whole world kin ar:J
all parties to IV proceeding entitled { i.ivr '? ceTrmr.ncr In the common uri
"J. A. Wilkinson a;i?| others vs. W. 15.1 tngani'ia to mothers-in-law.
Rodman and others, whoso In nils are'
classified and assessed therein are J
hereby notified thn: on election will: NoUilns Is more unfortunate, nothbe
held a. Acre Station on the 29th ,B? '" "IT aaw*r,*?t* ?ta? <? ("lBk
of politics as a contest of classes, as
day of October, 1J - for thrc< |>er- mFtj,. UD cf interests In competition
-sodh to b" appointed i;s the ileard j with one another and in hot opposltioa
of Drainage Cor.1mls5ior.er3 of said I to one another.?Woodrow Wilson.
District, pursuant to the derroc this
day mad* i:i sai.l proceeding. Said! .
.. . , 4 , , . Only a 1* ire Hero
election will be conducted under the j
supervision of Rev. Thos. Green aud j
the three persons receiving the high lbnt the crowd chercd, as. with burner
vote will bo entitled to-*p?int-|cd hands, he held up a small round
ment as such commislsoucrsjfThe ] box FCi|0wa!M ho shouted, "this
voting box will open at 9 a^A/T and , Buekeln's Arnica Salvo I hold, has
close at 4 p. m. on the da)'<9f elcc-i eyf,rything beat for burns." Right!
*ion- '.also for boils, ulcers, sores, pimples.
inis ucioucr . tn. 1J1-. eczema, cuts, sprains, bruises. Surest
GEO. A. PAl L, pile euro. It subdues Inflammation.
Clerk Superior Court. .K-j.a paln 0n|y 05 cents at The
"oWr Hardy's Drug Store.
W I ?
MR. P. ORLEANS
Of the BAZAAR on Market Street has just returned
from New York where he successfully
bought In the latest styles of Ladles and Children's
Millinery and Coats at 50 per cent, on the
dollir. a .'so a fine lot of
| Taiior Made Suits and Overcoats
9 At very low prices. A Big line of Men's Sample
3 Hats. Come at or.ee and get your pick.
| THE BAZAAR
jd .Market St. - Washington. N. C. |
ER1VX!u?S^jT: .T. uZ?V?n>. JvTT7Tvlf*ZT.- ' -* *** AJTn fiTBBWMKi
^rx-Btro=3rTOr=raritr-. *^rnK>j.w tu~.~ n i i u i i mi m?i ii bi i imi ma i
P PtiZU/V'li.W tr-TJr XiT. I.t*. VSZ. .OL man I III llll IM III ??I ! ! ! !
I jpicn
jlj Wednesday, Thu
| We Will Ha
| Three Hundred Pictures in ail sizt
Black and Gilt. A splendid lc
I Smith, Christie, and N. Hoke,
these pictures first prominence
want them. Be sure and see
! Jeil
The weather is nc
to suggest some
bring comfort ai
ly think of
FU
We have a varied an<
would be pleased to hav
have the largest stock of
Blankets a
Ever carried. To see th
come and take a look.
JjwmtS i
THE DEFtAFrrt
W, j. BRYAN'S
VOTERS OF
( By JcM'phus Daniels.)
| New York. Nov. 4.?The following <1
Is W. J. Bryan's appeal to the people
of the United States: c
"To the People of the United States: a
"On the eve of anther preslden- 1
I tial election with the day for choos- 1
lr?g a successor to President Taft but 1
a few days distant, 1 And the outlook *
for Democratic success bright indeed. *
i In no states that I have visited have i
I found any indication that the elec- *
toral vote will be given to either Taft
| or Roosevelt. Democratic success
I seems absolutely certain as anything j
human can be. Everywhere hope is t
I ascending and the very air seems sur-|j
charged with (he spirit of approach- t
1 ing victory. t
I "Of all presidential years within i
j the past score, this seems essentially i
to be Democracy's year and the only 1
' danger of falling sort in this respect I
lies in over confidence. During the <
remaining days of tho campaign <
every Democrat should be on his met- 1
tie and should work with renewed 1
energy and enthusiasm for the sue- 1
cess of the ticket?national, state and
congressional. i
"While we have a great deal to '
j overcome, our cause seems to have.'
made such amazing progress as to '
furnish substantial ground upon!1
which to build a logical hope of tri-j'
umph all along the line. Prom ex- '
haustive inquiries and personal ob- '
servation 1 am absolutely convinced P
that the voters arc weary of Repub-1
llcan misrule and party strife and j
are only awaiting the chance to instl-|
tute a new and better order of things
politically.
Why Taft is Condemned.
"It Is not strange that the voters'
of the country should turn from j
President Taft and rondemn his fail-1
lure to lead the peoples' fight for re-1*
form*. But it is strange that any one!'
one who opposes Taft should turn <
\ to Roosevelt for relief. Colonel <
Roosevelt had twice as long in which i
to secure reforms as Taft had and t
new he aaks a third term (and fce do s
not know how many more he wants) '
In which to do what he com!I have '
done when he was Prcs'dent. After t
giving us Mr. Tafi and then falling I
o help liir.i to make good, he asks us t
to accept him as his substitute for t
rt jr.'
rsday am
Lye on Bis
^k^Jrom small tabk
it in cold carbon el
Splendid line of C
i for these days. 1
them whether you
*
"
? ? lit,
>w cool enough ,**
thing that will L
id we natural- ?
^,V \. !$V? j Us
5 th
RS 1
i'
T. ' ' ; . '#
^attractive stock and *
e you see tham. We ^
Ol
nd Quilts
em m:j33 to buy, so
#&* r STOfft Jx A
V? =J.p,
APPEAL TO P
THE COUNTY*
ci
' 03
Haft. Sould anything bo mora aulac
lows?
"Governor Wilson 19 tho only hope jy
if tho nation if we would free our- Q,
elves from the burden of taxes and
he- menaces of monopoly. He is a e(
>lg, brainy statesman and Datriot- 1
caliy a man who has the courage of q
?ls convictions and who, if elected, e]
vil make this country one of the ^
>est and safest Presidents it has ever N
Is \o Sham Battle. Jt
"People of the United States, this ai
s no sham battle. We are not drawn
ipon dress parade. Wo arc a flghtng
band that has been fighting for
.ixteen years, and we hope to make
his the last battle of a war for hunan
rights and progress. The breastvorks
of the enemy are crumbling q|
>efore the onslaughts of a united and ?
riumpbant Democracy and ere an>ther
week has passed I confidently ^
ixpect to see the glorious banner of *
Democracy floating from the shat- ^
ered ramparts of the daiorganiied
Republican array. (]
"I firmly believe in fair play and ^
in being charitable to a disabled op- p
l>onept, ^ut when they tell me I aui .g
striking a man when he is down, because
I criticise the policies of Ropse- T
velt asd his past and present atti- ^
udc !n the campaign 1 reply that _
brave men when the ygo into battle
lo not put their wounded in front. ^
It is as Roosevelt says: s
A campaign of issues/ not J
men, and I-further say that it is
a matter that must be decided ti
by good, hard comon sense, not a
ill sentiment; a question that S
must be settled by the sane peo- s<
pie of the country and not by a d
maniac. fi
"We arc at tho close of one of the e<
rreatest campaigns the country has S
iver known. I have not found it a t<
.t? i> feu ui yuioc nuu uiuiifr, imiii.
>n the whole, one of sober attention j ii
and an apparent desire on the part of !ci
hp voters to carefully weigh the is-: ii
aues an dto exercise their Qod given tc
ntelligence and prerdgaTIVg-tn-jwt?
lir.g the great questions of moment tl
hat now confront the people of these
JnitPd States. In this attitude of |
ho people I can see but one thing, j
im! that i>; the elction of Wilson jp
i J bS
E n
I Friday,
jplay The
i size to the larges
tellings and erayom
Comics and dining i
Come early and ge
buy or not.
'Jr.' \\
^jsIrVafakd flghUnt
r a principle.
o'ufd tie Jn?t as sweet as if It *<S?
yself instead of Governor Wilson,
bo bad boon elected to the highest
flee with! ntho gift of American
ople. L'
"This is my mesage to the people
the United 8tates, a mea&age of
>p? on the eve of victory.
"Yours for a trlmphant Democ-}
icy; ' ** I
"WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.'*
DCIAL mm AT AURORA
UST THURSDAY EVENING
Thursday evening proved to he a
lyous one for the yopng people of
urora, when the young men of the
lace gave an old-time oyster roast
the Thompson Ginning Company's I
ant. * "
At 9:30 the purring of the ma- V
lilnery was soon drowned by the
Latter of the Jolly crowd as they
lime trooping up.
I The large bon-llre, at which the E
later* were roasted added much to
lie cheer of the fun-makers.
I Theer were many burned Angers ?
h well as Hps and tongues which ^
I ily made things merrier.
I This high-spirited crowd consist- *
II of Misses Cora Tames, Helen T
lark, Julia von Eberstein, Hannah ^
Iuthrell, Emma looker; Bessie Gow
1-8, Garnet Bonner, Rebecca Bonner.
I ary Bonner and Mlnta Bonner;
I easrs. Hardy Thompson, Archie *
lonner, Ralph Thompson, Hlriam '
lines, Henry Chapln. John Hooker ?
I id Willie Selby.
? u
port" Kico's New Womkr, ^
From far away Porto Rico come
ports of a wonderful new dlacovry
that i? believed will vastly bene- G
t tbe people. Ramon T. Marchan,
[ Barceloneta. writes: "Dr. King's
ew Discovery is doing splendid
ork here. It cured mo about five
mes of terrible coughs and colds.
Leo my brother of a severe cold in c
la chest and moret ban 20 others. E
'ho used it on my advice. We hope j(
lis great medicine will yet bo sold 0
1 every drug store in-Porto Rico." c
'or throat and lung troubles there
t nothing better. A trial will conince
you of Its merit. 50c and 11.
rial bottle free. Guaranteed by
he Hardy's Drug Store.
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NOTICE,
orth Carolina1?Beaufort County,
uperior Court.?Nov. Term, 1912.
ennle Edwards vs. Lewis Edwards.
Tho defendant above named will
ike notice that an action entitled as
hove has been commenced in the
uperior Court of Beaufort Cour.ty to
?cur? an absolute divorce from the
efendant. The said defendant will
jrther take notice that he is requir1
to appear at the next term of the c'
uperior Court of Beaofurt County *
? be held on the 12th Monday after 1
ic first Monday in September, it be- ?
ig November 2oth, 1912. ut tho C
aurt house of said ennfv In W?oh. I
lgton, X. C.. and answer or demur
) the complaint !u said action, or the
lahitllT will apply to the court for
io relief asked.
This Octoh-jr 10th. 31*11.
OKO. A. PAUL,
C. S. C.
1 J-l 1-4 wc m
ispi
'! i
Novemb
se Three
t wall size, in most
s by such artists a
room pictures. \
t your selection.
.V 'O
biers, ranging
Th.e rainy seasc
sity, not a luxury,
the risk of contract
Buy One Before
THIE 1
The Home Of C
fASHlKOTON PBODCCU UJUBI
t
SATpRDAY, NOV! 3. Ul8. JjJ
8K? 24 Cts. flic
Chickens, grown, 40 cents. but
Chickens, young, 25 cents to 40c. * c
Wd* J 7c. tra1
tmb skins, each lOctoIOc ?
hearlltiga 5c to 10c
henp skins, each 30c to 00c
allow .. . 4o. | '
<rr dint hides. ,w lb 14c 1
Green salted hides, 11 1-1 cts. M
>ry nidea. d gwd. per 1*>.... ?c to Or "
rcen Hides 12c.
*er sain hint S6c
feer skin Salt 1?<
serein flint ..'? *
eed Cotton 3 1-4 o4c. lb
i? . Peas 31 -S bus.
Jhsged lie. a. ii bus.
**??*? ....
Mr. J. P. Tajloe. returned from
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.
Th
The Democratic nominees for
onnty offices will address the cltiens
of eBaufort County at the fol>wlns
times and places. Other Demera
tic speakers will meet with the
Eindldates In the various precincts.
Thursday, Oct. 31.
Blount's Creek at it a. m.
Chocowinlty at 3 p. m. (Mill.) TH
Friday, Nov. 1.
Tranter's Cr?#ek at 7:30 p. m.
Saturday, Nov. 4.
Beaver Dam at 7 p. m.
LINDSAY C. WARREN, T|f
Chairman Dom. Exec. Oom.
Beaufort County.
TRY A DAILY NEWS WANT AD
L 1
5 or 6 doeses 88G will break any
ase of Chills & Fever; and if taken
hen as a tonic the Fever will not raurn.
Price 25c. ^
WE WILL MAIL YOU fl
>\ ilffe. Broken Jfwrfn. Precious Sioim.
MONEY SENT IT RETt'RN MAIL
PfcHs Svetrhw A RsAalns Com?..
ESTABLISHED 29 YEARL
863 Chtuamt St FMisdslpMa. F?
Wf will hiy your Oold"Ki1inc?. Gold Sonip, "
irni riitbbm. Hichm prion paid. ^
'
er 6, 7, a
Days Onl
modern frames of
s Fisher, Bordeau,
Ve will spare no s\
Have them put asi
tUUP^ i
I
, f 1 \ I
Ot?S2r I
>n is now on
:oat is a necesDo
not take
ing pneumonia. ^
It's Too Late
'laBj'' - -TP1
HUB PB
ioocl Clothes & mMoH
s
=========
,}r Cure for Snoring. >1gH
tie Invention of a Uaht afeel bar
t>? held against tive'upper ipa by
npt to prevent person t frotx mor*
Is nnnouticrd In the patent office. ' j
many pereoa* are convinced that v
ntwbar driven drftly lb*. j?h tbe I
ftiwu U the oat7 mrrohnitfit run*
?
ratiHiiE
Coming.
VAUDEVILLE ?
lursday, Friday and Saturday
UCDINV inVPC"
rnruin juiiixj
ie World Famous Peg Leg
Dancer and Black Face
Comedian. v (
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Motion Pictures t
K WOOlS'O OF WHITE FAW3tr
Puttie.
THK NARROW ROAD,
A lUograph.
K SKETCH WITH THE THUMB
PRINT, f
Edison.
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