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many homely eipreentoca/lwd they ware always full of mriiln?. H lant ?ood buMlm to try to fool your fUtoaan. GOOD MEAT. GOOD SERVICE and FAIR PRICES is our motto and we are Urttj up to It. We eugteet a ale* Rout or liter Ham for the Sunday dinner and yon WIU and It her*. PfoHet S7t IT#. wrttaa: "Tor thrae' rnontha i ?uttered Intenae pain la kidney. and t>Mk. which at time, laid me up en NTW LOT KODAKS AND FILMS Juat received at Rum Broe. Vari ety Store. 1 10-I?-2tc. LOST: A FRATERNITY PIN, where alon* Mate street or In moving picture theatre. Reward If returned to MWs August* Char lea. 10-28-StC. FINE CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR ?ale. lira. M. C Marah. Phono b71-L. 10-I5-?tp. , SACRIFICE SALR ON EDISON Records. TOO four minute records at 31 cent* jjach. Flrat come Srat aer red. Rum Bros. Variety Stera.. 10-16-Stc. CHOICE GREEN TOMATOES, 8Rc paclt Mr*. Fred Parker. 10-SS-ttfl. PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR A TIC-] txola today. Easy payments If deal red. Rom Broa. Variety Store. * 10-ld-ltc. BOARDERS WANTED. TERMS reasonable. Table well furnished. Centrally located. All modern convenleaeea. Apply 101 Weat Second afreet. 10-28-lwc. GRAIN AND PEANUT SACKS AND Twine. Hare few bushel* Seed Wheat eheap. H. B. MATO. 10-pt-Jte. NEW LOT OF TOYS JUST RE celred at Rum Broa. Variety Store 10-26-IU. HORSE AND MULE FOR SALU treasonable. Cryatal Ice Co. ? 1 f-il-Sa-Mo-Wed-Frl-Bat. HUNTERS TAKE NOTI?E. ?VNS for rant. J. L. PHILLIP. - io-t*tfa. jg' ' L OYSTERS:? AM NOW PREPARED to deliver oyatara anywhere )n the city, from one Quart ?p. 0, H. STERLING. Phone ?0. Pbone yonr orders. 10-ll-tfc. . % FLASH LIGHT BATTERIES AL* * ware fresh at Rom Bros. Variety Store. '* v Tour hawking, unuffling. blowing, head ?<? ho. drjrne* No ??runllnf (or breftth ?t night: yow ?>l<? of omtork MHHHMraL li ii?i (let ? null bottle of Kly'? Cr?*m Halm from your druml.t no* Apply a lull* of tbl? (ragr?ot. MtlMptlc, li??ltn? cream in >"<" ?MtrtU It penetrate. through ?v?ry ?lr p??M? ot th. he?d. ?ootti?? (be InSam'd or ?voUon mucoui n>#mbr?M ltd r# tl?f count tnlUntly -j? If! ]u?t lit Don't ?t?y rtultf I with ? ?M W ?Mt)r UUfrt. H" 'RT ITEMS FROM Neighboring Citit J K? A?~rU? KW-. Klnecon ? Many a plantation, large end small. In this taction o! North Carolina, this year has a name whereas to owner had never gives such a matter any attention before. There hsa been Considerable agita tion for na?Ung farms In th,o past few months. The planters are find ing the namee on their letterheads and envelopes excellent advertising. Agricultural experts are point!** oat numerous other reasons why the Idea la a good one. Mias Ruby Tull to Wed. Klwkon ? At an Informal party party given by Mrs. J. M. Parrott at her home on Eaet Gordon street Friday afternoon the engagement of, Mtoe Ruby Tull. the popular and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Tull. toUr. J. M. Terrell of LaOrange was announced. The wed ding will be in Oetember Mies Till to now making her home In La Grange. She la well known In this city and haa a large number of rel ative* here. vV\" ? ?-?' Cop Acoepted Whtokey. Ayoen ? Leonldea Twlford has been discharged from the Ayden po lice force because he accepted whis key from ? man ho arrested. Twl ford stopped an autolst who had no rear light on hie machine. The au tolst Is said to have given Twlford a drink. He was allowed to pro ceed. 8hortly he reappeared, was | stopped by tho officer and told thatjl hs would be arrested U another drlck was not forthcoming He got it. The town commissioner. got on. IViford got off. ) Old Veteran OWr-'tf. * -GofcWboco? Oeorge W. BrJnJrt y, an Intrepid Confydarate soldier, who waa in the Wilderness. and exper ienced there a writable baptism of Are, never to be forgotten by any who went through that terrible or deal. la celebrating his sev nty-thJrd birthday anniversary at hU home Id this city. i Start Paving Not. 1. KUatot* ? It vu announced that work on Kinston'a new street paring program. Including 50 1-2 blocks, a a coat of 9190,009, will be com menced about November 1. Over a hundr d men will be employed and the work rushed to completion. It la probably the- biggest elogle can tract for ah eel aaphalt paving let In the country this Call. Dr. Park* Loaea Houae. OoMaboro ? Dr. W. M. Parks, who resldee on hl> flue (arm mar Seven I 3prlnga, bad the misfortune to loee his house and nearly everything It contained by fire, last week. Th< family had retired for the night, when pSsaersby, discovered the tire, awakened them and assisted In the removal of tome of the furniture. The house waa a ? two-story seven room building and was valued a" 92,500 with oul7 91,000 Insurance TO MARRY ON DECEMBER 20 Believed That President's Marriage Will Take Place Before Christ f- ?N Holidays. Washington, Oct, SC. ? Tho wed ding of President Wllaoo and Mr*. Norman Gait la expected to be cele brated shortly before the Christmas holidays, probably on December SO, at the home of Mrs, Gait. Detnlte Information of the wedding will bo kept strictly as a family aftair, it Isi announced. It will be held in tbc afternoon and a honeymoon trip will probably be taken in the South. COTTON CROP 75 PERCENT Report of Quantity Ginned Shows Material Redaction In Crop of Lsst Year. Washington, Oct. J?. ? The cen sus report today showed that 6,713. 347 ba'.es of eotton were ginned to October 8th, as compared with 7, 619,747 for the same period in 1914. In North Carolina 984,656 bales as compared with 301,108 In 1914, and in South Carolina the 1916 fig ures were 681,978 as compared with ??4,444 b*lM In 1914. COFFEE CLAIMS ITS . VICTIMS BY HUNDREDS Prominent Heeve Specialist Says Coffee Drinking Hu Produced rn New T>Ucm? -?Throokfr < ,>!? "There la a distinct t 7M of esses," aaya Dr. Wm. M. Leasynsky, con etilting neurologist to the Manhattan j Eye and Bur Hoepltal, "frequent *-| mong the poorer class of people, bat by no means confined to them, of; I functional nervous disorder (caused by. coffee drinking), to whloh the 'elastic term 'neurasthenia' or 'chronic caffelnlsm' in ita broadest significance may be aptly applied. " "In cases of neurasthenia, Inquire 'into coffee drinking," add* Dr. Otto JUttner. t . ^ v I | "I have seen hundreds of victims of this disease," continues Dr. Les-j xynsky, "among commercial travel i era, brokers; merchants, actors, wrlt-l erg, and men connected with the news department of the dally pa pers. 1 "They usually complain of the following symptoms, whloh are more or lee* pronounced: General head ache and nervousness, apprehension in regard to some unknown Impend ? Inf trouble. menUl depression and [irritability. Insomnia or restless I sleep, bad dr**ms and audden at art - tn sleep, awakening in profuse general trertulouanees 9 muscular power, lone, lots of appetit*. I*" ? ?x" t' - ...sV* la * ran worthy of SHIP BURNS: IS ABANDONED M*/ lory Miter with Cotton on Board . is Lost. IWlwred Crew Have Been Saved. | Charleston, 8. C., Oct. 26. ? Thr Mallory liner Colorado, which tall | ed from Charleston last night wltf j cotton for New York, caught Arc : and was abandoned, according to a. wireless message received here to day from the steamer Suwanee, oil the Merchants and Miners line. Th< ; Suwanee reported that the burning vessel had been sighted off Cape Roumaln, thirty miles north of here. Another report was that a Merchant! and Miners ship had rescued the crew. The Colorado dtd not carry passengers. BAPTISTS TO KINSTON Free WI1 Baptists Have Decided od Tli at City for Holding Next Year's Convention. (By Eastern Press) Now Bern, Oct. 26. ? The annual I conference of the Free Will Baptist churchcs for the Eastern District of North Carolina, which has been Id session at Ernul since last Thurs day morning, came to a close last night. - .The conference was largely at tended at each session, between foui and five hundred delegates, among 'whom were a number of New Ber- 1 nlans, being in attendance and much real good was accomplished. L The next conference will be held at Klnston oq Thursday after the j third Sunday In October, 1916. MISS PRICE I TO RECOVER ?lrl Who Shot Will Be Moved From Hoapits] This Week. (By Eastern Press) New Bern, Oct. 36. ? 81* days at-, jter ehe bad ftred a bullet through her body In what was thought to be. a vital spot, Mlsrs Doll to Price, the young woman who shot herself 1o room 19 at the Qaston hotel last Tuesday morning, IS today so far re covered that the attending phynlc lans think that it will be possible to remote her from Falrvicw hospital, Where she waar carried for treatment a few hours after the shooting, some time during the week. It was at first thought that the young womants wound would prove fatal within a few hours. However, ftuch proved hot to be the case, the victim shoaing remarkable endur ance and making n fight for life which has, so fhr, proven success ful. Bruce C? Swain, the young Nor folk man. who wm to have married, tfee young woman on the sight oT the day on which aha red the shot into her \#?j. remains In tha city and, according to bti statement, in tends marrylti her as soon m ?&? ncoTtr* U iM to wintB*. 1 - ? & ' ? ??> i - BAKING POWDER Made from Cream of Tartai Absolutely Pure Two ChlldrM Bad Croup. The two children of J. W. Nix. merchant, Cleveland. 0a.f bad croup last winter. Ob* was a boy of 6. the other a girl of 1 y*ars. Mr. Nix writes: "Both got so choked up they ?ould hardly breathe and couldu't talk. I gave them Foley'* Honey and Tar and nothing else and It en tirely cured than." This reliable medicine should be In every home for it givea Immediate relief from colds, cough* and eroup, heal* raw Inflamed throat and loosen? phlegm Oa van port Pharmacy. IT'S NO CRIME TO KISS. New York," Oct.. City Magis rate Joseph B. Handy, sitting At ?tapleton, S. I., yesterday said ho ould find nothing In the statute ? ooks which prohibited a young man rom kissing a girl , and discharged Unwood Jacobi, 19, of Tottenvllle. vho had been arraigned on a charge if having impaired the morals of inlta E. Howe, 15, also of Totten ille. y.X:/ Jacobi was summoned to court on omplaint of Joseph Curren, an a ;ent for the Society for the Preven 'on of Cruelty to Children. Mis* Rowo testified that Jacobi, vhom she has known for a long time ccompanled her to her home one venlng recently and remained with ler for several hours. She admitted ler and that in turn she had kissed vithout a smile that he had kissed ltm. She said she did not think he had done anything wrong. '"I do not see that Jacobi com uitted any criminal act," said tho | uaglstrate, "although he might have, jeen indlscrect, and as 1 cannot find I \nythlng in the statute books which' irohibita a young man from klseing i girl, I discharge the prisoner." j TWINS BACK WITH FORTUNE. Milwaukee, Oct. 26. ? Hlth lees than a dollar between them the Proppert twlng ? Oscar and Walter ? left Mllawukee 15 years ago to seek their fortunes in the Klondike. A few day$ ago they returned as owners of mining property in Alaska ssld to be worth several hundred thousand dollars. They are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poppert, Twenty-seventh avenue. The adventures of the Poppert .twins rival those read about in the wildest of Alaska ta'.es. The first year* in tho north wero spent In "whaling" on rlckerty vessels, their cruises taking them to Siberia, Chi na, Japan and the Hawaiian islands. Later, they herded cattle and finally with a team of dogs ret out for the Interior of Alaska. The men are now known as me most daring explorers in the Arctic region. They are the discoverers of Midnight Creek, now the richest gold district In the Klondike. They founded Ruby City, eituateg alrng MldnighJ creek, which is now a cen tering point for the miners. "JVBT TUB THING." A tailor's work is sedentary. That Is why most tailors suffer from con stipation. O. W. Roberson, Wichita! Palls, Tex., says: "I find Foley ! Cathartic Tablets the moat delight j ful, cleansing cathartic 1 have ever taken. They are Just the thing." i They keep the stomach sweet andi the liver active, drive away head ache. dullness, tired feeling, bilious ness, bloat and other reaults of clogged bowels. Prompt and effec tive, without gripe or pain. Stout people praise them for the light, free feeling they give. Davenport Pharmacy. A Hint to Mothers of Growing Children % Mild Laxative At Regular Interval* Will Prevent Constipation. A vital point upon which all I ;chools of medicine seem to agree !s | .hat normal regularity of tho bow-i als is an essential to good health, j The importance of this is impressed j particularly on mothers of growing i children. A very valuable remedy that should be kept in every home for ise as occasion arises is Dr. Cald vell's Syrup Pepsfn, a compound of simple laxative herbs that has boen prescribed by Dr. W.v B. Caldwell, of Montlcello, 111., for more than twen ty-flvo years, and which can now be bbtalned in any well stocked drug jitore for fifty cents a bottle. In a recent Jotter to Dr. Caldwell. Mrs. H. C. Turner, 844 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y., say?: "I bought a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep sin for my baby, Roland Leo Tur ner, and find it worka just like you said it would. It Is fine for the ROLAND LEE TURNER stomach and bowels." A bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin should be In every home. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 454 WRRbington St., Mon tico'.lo, 111. Things Worth Doing Are Worth Doing Well > A * As a result our business Is fast Increas ing. We pay special attention to all little things, such as minor repairs. f Better proof of merit can be had by sending us your clothes. We Clean and Press the Best CLUB RATES $1 Per Month Phone 383 City Pressing Club Opposite First Notional Bank A Good Safe Bridge The Bank of Washington bridges the gap between you and PROSPERITY Banfc of Washington Washington, N. C The Fire Bell Rang Twice Yesterday Fire B!a'ms usually come three in a row. Suppose the thiid one is f >r your house. Are you insured? Wm. Bragaw & Company, First Insurance Agents, Washinelon. N. C It's Time to Have Your Winter Suit Made I have made Suits for some of the most par ticular people n Washington. Let m? make or.? for you. Perfect style and fit or your money back. GEO. ARAMOON1E 131 E. Main Street, Washington, N. C. Ladies and Men's Custom T aiio-. Alterlng, Cleaning and Pressing Done to Satisfy You Look Out It Is Coming COLD WEATHER will be]?! upon =^====:=^= you before you realize it, and your best protection Is one of our Favorite Self-Feeding Heaters. '^Every body knows of their superior qualities. Sold everywhere the world over and COQ AA very cheap at : : ?J(>*50.UU Let us put in one for you NOW. We have Heaters from $1.00 up. Y OUR WIFE will thoroughly enjoy one of our new O. K. Royal cooking ranges, made in all sizes and handsomely nickeled. All modern con veniences. including oven thermom eter for baking. A greot bargain at $35.00 McKeel-R:chardson Hardware Company WASHINGTON, N. C. PAILY NEWS WANT ;D) GIVE GOOD RESULTS How You Can Get A PIANO FOR CHRISTMAS Simplest thing in the world, and as easy as It is simple. See us for the details now. You want one, and we will tell you how you can get. it without trouble or inconvenience. Jefferson Furniture Go. WASHINGTON. N. C.
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