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WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS PUBLISHED OTZRT A9TXRHOON. EXCEPT SUHOAia Aaguat 8, 190?, it the poatoffio* * WMhingtan, N. (X, a&ia* *? ?* of March t, 1870. SUBSCRIPTION BATES Oh Month ? ? ? ? afMB ? <m. ? | .35 ?W Maatha -.1.00 Six Kotib ... .......1.60 Om Tin ............. ?-.....8.00 Subeariptiona most be paid for In adranoe. H paper ia not r? wired promptly, telephone or write thia office. Subscriber* desiring tha paper diaoontinned, will plraae notify this office, otherwise it will be eon tinned at regular aobacription ratea. JAMES L MAYO ? .... "Proprietor. OARL QOEECH Editor. WASHINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA, OCT. 20. 1013. Mr. Gibba, of Oriental. Stale fish commissioner, was in the city j veslorday on o-fish-al business. A little paragraph- in the News ami Observer yesterday, saving! that -The State fuir will be opened with a brilliant address, fori Governor Locke Craig is to be the speaker," reminds us of the pe.*-! sonal which appeared a few days ago in a Kentucky paper: "Fr.'d Buck is seriously ill uud not expected to live, for L)r. Braddy is at tending him." Not that we are itching at all for the houor. but will some of tlu t-riUs kindly inform u> who has been selected as North Carolina*? r di-'inguUhvd citizen at the Panama exposition f !!!!' "< > E l'-TOG ETHER" MEETING. .?, ? : 'in? Daily News, the Chamber of ? ??i " ami "ar*t-t?\?e||ier" meetiiiu. ' ^'11 be an importai.i i ' nir*. ti udinu towards th n'y. will lx- I r?>ught up and ?t ?? i.:- c.ing.- ? : tiii? ita ure that st:r up civic pride and a desir. t-? Utter ??? ?eiitaitm it v conditions. When a iarg?* numlier of men u? i toother and all are desirous ? ?f DOING SOMETHING.?some thing is going to be done. For that reason wo hope that the smoker will lie well attended and that it will bring forth many results in the way of improving local conditions and business enterprises. Judging from the attendance at the last few meetings of the loe..l Chamber of Commerce and da- interest displayed in the various subjects that have l>eeii brought up for discussion, a greater spira of cooperation is gradually materializing. In other words, WASH INGTON IS W A K TNG I'P. If we can only keep this spirit alive and if we can only keep interest in civic work at a high point, it will not he long lie fore things begin to hum: licfore wo have bett r streets and sidewalks: better roa<ls in the country; new industri - e>tablished here: greater trade and business for the local merchants and an all-around be'ter condition in all things. We have Iveen asl-ep too long, and let many opportunities pa*? over ns. without making an attempt to take advantage of them but it now appear- that thai is a thing of the past; that Washington is just U'ginninir to rind her.*elf and that great things may be expect? I. The ChmuU r of Commerce has done much good work in the pa.-:, but. a- we have stated before, one or two men cannot accomplish any very great results. It tab's the united effort of EVERYONE to do an v thing that is worth while. Til K SOI'TII AMERICAN TRADE. From Germany conies word that preparation? are under way in that country for organizing an aggresive trade campaign in South Anurica after t.ho war. The report comes from the American As sociation of Commerce and Trade in Berlin, made puhli?* by tie Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. German manufactur* ers, rhe report says, have organized a "trade league for South Amer ica." Even in times of war. with the country in the wires', of straits, Germany i* l??oking into the future and endeavoring to tind wavs an-1 means to replenish the treasury (hat has become sadly depleted. And just as soon as the war is over, she may 1*? expected in imme diately inaugurate the eampaign which is mentioned a I* ?ve. In all lik'-lilf .od. she will be highly successful, utiles* the I'niled States or some other nation heats her to it. We are jirnetieuttvflu- only grear nation that can at present mak?* a bid for the South American trade. We are at peace while all I* up'fM- i< ar war. Wo have an un xeelled opportunity of ngain ? .? t- v n rhe -e,?-. |'?u we an* n'trlecfitiQT that u d i .? - e at on e take advantage #?f it, our effort* ? ? ? ' i?.?:?!!v ii' tiling. Voinh / n- riea o:Ters a i n* * tempting field for our trading ves .i ?verh ok and every elTorl hit MiutliPrn neighlnira to do in?---. ia ;v>. ? iift n I of wiih Europe. as has lieen the eiisei in pa-t years and as will lie the case in the future, miles* we act promptly. | T FI K TKA V KIJ X(? MAX. Kverv ?aic?r?'ltaint in the rilv i* vis*itf^l srvral times i-adi wwk I v t< nunilier of mili. Travelling for l?ig eonrerna in the larger cities, wlui desire tu sell n Iti!) of goods. T he? o traveling men usually niwt with different kitni* of receptions. In some Morm, the pro prietor listens to what they h?v to ?hv, and in others, the? visitor i- impnlitelv and hrusklv told that tin* merchant "is Imuv" and has "no tirne t? listen." The traveling man is an imj?orfant personage, and as atieh ho should nt least lie trated with civility by all the merchants ho vi^it.4. It is trne ilint he may seoine at ?unr husv time, hut it is not neces sary to trin! him rudely; tell him l?? drop in again later. Listen to what In has to *jiv, f??r in the majority of casen his propositions are K" ?1 ones. 11? i- n human la-ing and a gentleman, and he deserve* as mueh courtesy a* your largest customer. He is the hi pgr s t ad vertiacmcnt that Washington geti. ?nd it is safe to asmime that he is not going to hoost the town am if he doesn't g t the right kind of treatment here. A leading store in a small city in I'ennsvlvanin lienrs the sign In gold letter? in it? window: "Travelling Men AI way a Welcome." That sign given a go?*! judication of the charaeter of the merchant who owns the store. If p is ? man who never overlook* a bet. It would he a good plan for sonte of our local business men to emulato ?1? example. THAT NEW STYLE HAT IS HER] Wo hot* fust received a shipment of the newest m Men's Hats. Creased Crown-Two Tone Also stiff and soft Hats. all shapes ai.'d colors. Pointer Brand Hats $2.C0 We guarantee this Hne to give pergect satisfaction in every revpect. Call in and let us show you the line. J. F. BUCKMAN & SON GOTHIC TtlE NEW ARROW a tar Mc COLLAR CLVICTT. FtABOOV A CO.. "JUST Tin? THING." A tailor's work la sedatary. Tka' U why moet tailor* auffer from con stipation. G. W. Roborson. Wichita Fall?. To*., says "I find Foley Cathartic Tablets the most delight ful, cleansing cathartic I baro otct taken. They aro hi?t tho thing." They k? ep the atomach sweet and tho liver actlre. drlra away head ache, dullness, tired feeling, bilious neaa. bloat and other raaulta o' clogged bowels. Prompt and efT c live, without gripe or pain. Ston people praise them for the light free feeling thoy give. Dar en por Pharmacy. C. A.TURNAGE'S *'Sclz Royal Blue** Store Well Fitted Shees Add 50% to their life THERE'S a distinct advantage in buying your shoes here. Aside from getting beautiful, well-made footwear, more than usual attention is paid to fitting the shoes to feet You cannot ex pect to get full life out of an improperly fitted shoe, much less any comfort The range of sizes we carry in our stock makes this possible and the lasts over which Selz shoes are constructed make it of such cer tainty that we win many customers by our careful attention to fitting. We will fit you or we won't sell you. That's our motto here. It's splendid protection for you, a money saver and productive of satisfaction that makes this store popular ^ * Model D?IITo? Gon Metal V?, $450 AtMHB Bl*ek Cloth Top ,P?cmt Vaap i *3?? ATouch of a Match Brings aTouch of Spring Touch a match. In five min- chill-free and cosy. Pick it up? utes the Perfection Smokeless and take it wherever you want Oil Heater is spreading comfort extra heat. Light and easily and warmth. carried. Smokeless and odorless. Ten hours glowing warmth on The Perfection keeps any room a gallon of kerosene oil. , Sold in many stylesand sizes at all hardware and general stores. Highest Award at Panama-Padftc Exposition. Lnok for t ha T rianglm Trademark. U*e Aladdin SecoHty Oil or Diamond Whit? Oil to seerrs beat result? In Oil Stovsa, Lamps and Heaters. STANDARD OIL CO. Watbiaftn?. D. C. CbarlMtotN. C. Norfolk. V?. Chirlm*. W. V?. Richmond, V.. ClMrkMM. S. C. The ad vase? representative of the National Grand Opera Compuy ar rived In ihe city TMtiMJiT toper :hl* riellminary arrangenu uts jff i?e c nla? of t1* <yp+: ?-lc or-j ganliation of song bird? to. this city on tomorrow whn they are schedul ed to appear at the New Theatre. The repertoire, which proves to ha a most attractive one. was decided upon and will not tit changed. The Nation? Grand Opera Com pany has been appearing for the past t-n years In London and tie area citle* of Europe and *hlV will bo the Brit tour of thle country which was decided "Upon on account of the presen r European strife. The orgunlaation ia a large one, includlcg an orchestral corps it srmgth, aa'l a chorus equally rde quate and eRlclent. Musical critics of the large cities of Europe where the National Grand Opera Company has appeared are enthusiastic In their praises of its ?roster of principals, chorus and or chestra. The company carries spec ial scenery and costume and prop erty effects, for all Its produtlons and travels In Its own special Lr^ftl of Pullman cars. The op ra shown here will be "Rlgolletto." Subscribe to DaUy News TrutM to p undersign?* will, 6n the ltth day of October, 1911, It o'clock noon, sell to the highestI bidder for cash et the court house I door of Beeufort county, the follow iog described tract or lot or laad: Sltnste, lying sod being In the city or Washington, snd In the east ern part tbereor on the Msln street, snd more particularly described as follow?: Beginning en Mala, street 14 feet eastwardly from the eastwsrd cor nsr or a lot formerly owned by J. L. Mayo and now owned by L. R. Msyo and 114 feet eastwardly or H. C. Bragaw's eastward comer and 4t feet weetwardly from Joseph B. Jones'? westward corner, and ran ntng eastwardly with Mala street 4S feet to Joseph B. Jones's line; theaee southwardly toward Pamlico River with Joseph B. Jones's line ISt feet to- C. M. Brown's line, thence weetwardly with C. M. Brown's line 4t feet; thence north wardly ISt feet to Main street, the beginning, IS root from Joseph B. Jones's lite; It being the Identical tract ot land conveyed to D. C. Ross and wife by L. R. Mayo on December t, lt?7, and regleter ed In Book ISO at page 1?S or the Beaufort Connty Records. Terms Of sale. caah. This September 14th, 1916. JUNIUS D. CHIMES, Trustee. WARD ft GRIMES, Attorneys. S-lS-4wc. NOTICE. North Carolina, Beaufort County. ! In the Superior Court. B. B. Marsh v.. The Interstate Cooperage Co. et al. The defendanta, The Interstate Cooperage Company. M. M. Jones, Lydla Jones, J. L. Bray, W. A. Win field and Julius Norfleet, and ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN are hereby notified that the petitioner, B. B. Marsh, has instituted an ac tion in the Superior Court of Beau fort County before the Clerk, for the purpose of registering her title under the provielone of Chapter tO of the Public Laws of 1913 to a cer tain traet or parcel of land in said county and in Pantego Township, which is particularly described follows, to-wlt: Beginning at the mouth of a small branch making out of Pungo Creek at an iron pipe, thence North 60 West 60 poles to a gum and Iron pipe, thence North SO degree? 45 minutes Bast 1621 feet to an iron pipe on the edge of Dardens Creek, thence across Dardens Creek North 63 degrees 30 minutes Bast 160 feet i o an iron pipe on the North edge of Dardens Creek, thenoe North 19 degree? 46 minutes West 396T feet to an iron pipe,, thenee North 66 de gree? West 3466-foet to aa iron pipe, then?e South 4 degrees 16 minutes West 8146 -feet to aa iron pipe, thence South 67 degrees East 431 feet to an iron pipe, thence South 5 degrees 30 miautea West 319 feet to an iron pipe, thenoe Sonth 4 de gree? 30 minutes West 171 feet to gn iron pipe, thenee ftoutb 6 degrees West 106 feet to an Iron pipe, thence, South 34 degreee 30 minutes East 2063 feet to an iron pipe in a ditch making out of th? small branch or gut from Pungo Creek, thence down said ditch, branch or gtxt to Pnngo Creek, thence Eastward!? with Pun go Creek to tha beginning, contain ing 301 acres. The defendants abo*? named and all other? who may be In anywise Interested in said land are further notified that said proceeding is re turnable before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Beaufort County on Wednesday, December 1st, 1916, and that they are required to file their answer to the petition asi In* and setting up any claim that they may bare to eaid land; and all persons falling to answer or demur to the petition wilt be bo?nd by all order? and decree? entered in said proceeding. This the 14th day ef September, i?u. * - , . (WO. A. rAXJK - H Ctork ?ttt>?r1or Coo?. To lb* of O* OHf of , H. O. Tho uk booh for th, city la now DP?n for th, colloctloa of laiaa. All Iuh iro 4m and pofabl? at the ofltoo Of t ho citr Clorh or to J r. Plr*B. ta* Mltoetor. On Satartan tka ofloa Kill main o'p.a until r. m. w. a *t?r* Cltf CUrfc. MH Ootobor tt*. UU, AUCtiiashoaav Bldg. Pbooe M. P. O. Box 156 M. N. BERRY : Wholesale Distributor Floor, ftbl, Hajr And Gftffl Feed R. 8 SUGG, B. 8., D. V. M. *W|?uit Mid Dffltlat ? Office Wlnfleld's Stable ? 143 Market Bt. ? Day Phone ti. Night Phone S3B ? ? ???????. I EL 8. Ward. JaahU D. Qrlmw, ? WARD M GUMM ? ACMnffMH^Ai ? Wuhlnftoi, N. O. * We practkSe in the Ooart of * the rirtt Judicial DUtrtet and ? the federal conrte. ? ? e e e e ? w c *nn* *? ? >rt_i ?? Washington, M. C. BARRY MoMULLAA, ? ATTORNBY-AT-LAW. ? After January itt. 191ft, ? UofbtoghoaM Bolldlng. * Comer Second and Market Bta. ? B. A. DanJH, Jr. 9. I. 1 L. O. Warn* W. W. Kltchte ? DAMIBL A WARRRK, MA*. ? NIRG * KITCHIN. e Attorney?-at-Law ? Practice In the Snpsrlor, Feder- ? al and Supreme Court* of thla ? State. ? A. D. 1 Waahioctoa, ?. O. Aurora, V. O. ? McLlAN A THOMPSON ? AUorneya-et-Law, -? . ? Aurora and Washington. N. 0. ? ? ????? ? ? a STEWART k BRYAN ? A i torn* ??? t-Law, ? Washington, N. C. ? .Norwood L. i W. Im Vm MIMMONS ft VACGHAN Lawyers. ? Hooim 11-14-1f, umUfheaw 1 Buildisg. ? Wsihlngtou. N. C. ? ?MA lit., MaeUUX, BBAGAW ? * ROD MAJI e Atturmey mt Law. ? Offices on Market 8t, Oppo- ? site City HaIL ? Washington. North Caropna. e ? ? ? ??? ? * ? ? ?? m ? m ? 0 m. a. pittLMPB ji mmo. ' ? WASHINGTON ? mm "Wl . ? LAK CM { i ? r. H. o. ? ? m as ???? *s jomr wl aoffmoL ? Washington. N. 0. NOTIC*. North Carolina, Beaufort Count*. In the Superior Court, October Term, ltlf. Ida Campbell I* 'J Mae Campbell. The defendant above nemed le hereby notified that the a be v? en- . titled suit was Instituted against him Itf his wife, Ida Campbell, for an absolute divorce upon statutory iround's. alleced In the complaint; that summons therein was return able to the October term, 1018. of the Superior Court of Beaufort Conn tj; that said summons wsi not per sonally served and said defendant Is now notified to he and appear at [he following term of the Superior - Court of Beaufort County on Mon Jay, November find. 1916, at the ? court houee in Washington, N. C . ihejj and there to aaswtr the com plaint filed against him In said Suit, ?Is? the relief demanded will he K ran ted according to the course of the court In such cases. WITNESS mr band an4 official ?cel. this September It, 1116. O?0. A. PAUL, % .JjM (?BAL) cier^ Superior Court. HHir*
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