U ND ERMUSLINS
Our assortment of the famous "Dove" Brand
Undermuslins U so very attractive ? all the
wanted garments, lace suid embroidery trim
med, also hand embroidered.
THE G ARMENT
_ o $3 50
ZfiX-j. iL riOK'i
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified a* administrator
of the estate of J. D. O'Neal, deceas
ed, late of Beaufort County, North
Carolina, this li to notify all per
sona having claims against the es
tate of the said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Wash,
lngton on or before the 12th day of
January. 1917, or this notioe will
be pleaded In bar of recovery. All
persons Indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 12th day of January, 1916.
A. G. O'NEAL.
Administrator of the estate of
J D. O'Neal.
l-12-t>wc.
The easen';ul thing know about
classified aU>nrtising that, when
rightly and persistently done, It will
bring your result.
NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In a certain mortgage deed,
made by J. A Wilkinson and others,
duly recorded In the office of the
Register of Deeds for Beaufott
County, In Book 178, page 572, the
undersigned mortgagee will at the
times, dates and places hereinafter
recited expose the real estate and I
personal property hereinafter de
scribed. for sale at public auction,
for cash, to the highest bidder, to
satisfy said mortgage Indebtedness.
Will sell on Tuesday. February ].
1916, at 12 M. that Steam Dredge,
at that point on the Broad Creek
Drainage District where the said
dredge Is then located In the custody
of the Sheriff.
Will sell on Wednesday. Februarv
2. 1916. at 12 M. that Steam Dredge
at that point on the Jackson Swamp
Drainage District where the said
dredge is then located in the custody
of the Sherll.
Both of said dredges are now lo
cated In said districts, and the points
at which same will be sold, are In
3-aufort Cauntv
And will ?.*'] at the C.-vsr'hous?
door of B- aufort C-'-uv tv. N. C . on 1
MnndJT r- A ruarv 7. 1916. at 12 M I
^ -v
? * " ?: * ; l :*
i j r-\ '' - e\ and rtr.nSne
there Fa?tv-i.'fiiv on a 1-ne pTal'el
with IC'c ** ^er to the Norfolk
Southern Rs*l-oad Co *s track tha '
goes to their water d- pot: thence u
that track to- King Street; thenc*
with King Street Westwardly tr
Pantego Creek; thence with said
Creek to the beginning. Togethe*
with all the right, title and Interest
and estate and l^ase ho'.d that the
Bald J. A. Wilkinson owns In said
described land, together with all
buildings, Improvements, ?: tc. , on the
said property.
Also that Electric Plant of J A
Wilkinson, situate In the Town of
Belhaven, N. C., part of which l*
located on the tract Just be'ore de
scribed. and said plant consisting
among other property of the follow
ing: One 150-hora^ power, four,
va've horizontal onginp, manufactur
ed by the Valley Iron Works; on*
general electric dynamo. No. 8S3G3.
90 kilowatt; one general electric
generator, type 8106: onf 20fi horse
power upright boiler, manufactured
by the Wlckett Boiler Co. together
with all belting, piping, wiring, pul
leys, tools, appliances and equip
ment. poles, h rc lights and meters on,
the streets and in the buildings in
the town of T'.nlhaven. N C., togeth-j
er with all and every kind of other j
fixtures nr>i| equipment u-ed In con ;
nectlon with ihe F.lectrlc Light plant j
before rl- scribed as contained In said,
mortgage. - j
Also all that certain franchise
wllh all amendments thereio which
was granted to the said J A Wil
kinson by the Board of tbe Town of
Belhaven. on the 25th day of Octo
ber. 1907. for the operations of an
electric light plant for the sold town.
Time of sale of Two Dredges. Feb. I
1. and 2: land and other property.
Feb. 7. 1913.
WILLIAM T. CLAPHAM. |
Receiver of The American Sleel
Dredge Works, a partnership,
mortgagee
SIMMONS A VA 1*0 HAN. Attorneys .
1-1 2-4wc.
A NTM'UKPA REDNESS
TO HAVE LAST WORD
Preparations Under Way for lloga
hw Field Day for ()|>poDvoU of
PrcfMU-t*dne*s Tomorrow.
Washington. Feb. 7? The antl
"preparedneaa" committee, It now
lurn* out, is to have the last word
in the hearings on the President's
program before the senate and house
committees on military affairs.
Preparations under way for a
regular field day for the opponents
of "preparedness " They will be
heard before the senate committee .t
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and be
fore the hou^e committee at 10 o'
clock on Wednesday morning. Th-lr
| plan Is to have the opposition to the
I President's program voiced by dis
tinguished representatives of labor,
agricultural Interests, church. busi
uess and education. Arrangements!
are being made to secure for I lie I
hearings. President John P. Whit*, I
of the United Mine Workers of!
A^mericu; President James H. Maur-I
er. of the Pennsylvania Federation'
of Labor. Bishop Charles D. Wil- 1
lia:ns. of Detroit: President Charlee
r.arieit. of the Farmers' union. with}
headquarters at Atlanta; Governor
Capper, of Kansas, who entertained:
the President at Topeka. Preside V. I
Clarence Howard, of the Builne<%* J
Men's league, of St. Louis; ex-Sec* '
retary Wal^r A Fisher, of Chicago.)
and Henry Ford. Miss Lillian O. j
Wald. of the Henry Street Settle,
aunt*. New York City, who is the J
cliaiiuiau of the ar.tl-' preparednesa " )
committee, will speak oa behalf of
tli* organization. I
The committee, In a genial effoit
to give Mr. Ford a brand new sensa-j
tion. had offered to pay his expenses
for the trip.
ADMINLV1I. \TolV-. V T I? T.
.?tc ot rh siij Jr..aiej to x.;...
h' sn to t.;e ur.den.gacd at Wa.-iv
ngton ou or before the ll:h day jf
January. 1917. or this notice will
oe pleaded in bar of recovery. Al"
persons Indebted to ?a:d estat'* wi'.l
| , >leas# make Immediate payment.
[ This 11th day of January. 1916.
J A3, n, RUSS,
Administrator of the estate of
Oscar Rum.
1-1 1-6 wc. T *
NOTICE OF SALE.
Ely virtue of the power of sale
contained Hi a rertnln Deed of Trust
executed to me as Trustee, by C S
Squires dated December 2"2nd. 1910,
and recorded ill 'he Register's Of
fice of Hemtfurt County in Hook HJ.
page 305. I will offer for sale a'
public auction to the highest bidder
lor cash at the Court House door of
Heaufort County at 12 o'clock noon,
on Wednesday. March *th. 1916, th
following described land:
Beginning al M. C'. and <"?. W
1'renrott's southwest corner at the
first ditch East of the Rergernn line;
then with said ditch S. 3 W. 636
chains to W. H. Present*'* norih
w-sl corner at another ditch; th?n
with said ditch S. ?!? *4 Kant 16 20
chains; then parallel with the first
lln?? N 3 E, f> &n chains to M C and
<i. W Prescotr's line; then along
said line N. k 7 l.<i West to the begin
ning. containing ten acre*.
The said aale Is made at the re
ciueat of the owner of th? debt, de
fault having be'-n made In the pay
ment thereof
This th* 3rd day of February, i
1916
R I. M BONNER,
Trustee.
W A THOMPSON. Attorney.
2.7-4 wc.
"An Ounce of Prevention"
YOU KNOW
THE REST
BF. WISE AND JNSl'RF. AGATNR1
I IRJ I OP AY,
C. Morgan Willi i ri s
Main Street. Office Flu no 244
. Residence Phono 258
PERSONALS
Arthur Elliott, of Warren ton. who^
spent Saturday Nd Sunday with!
friend* In the city, returned to War-|
ronton today.
? e e a 9
Lyle Smith, of X?w Born, a for- J
ckt r jiilfiirJ c?: V aNhlc^ton. visited j
y..-L3i uvrc ; ever .sudsy.
iii a; r V ?l -j ? ..?-t : este. Irk|
vK i r? a -v* :*t ?, I:or-.
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Miss Fannlj St.>wau left thia!
v.j.t .ne-Jor Bait. more, where the!
a ill sp nd tome time on a visit wlth|
it.-.nds.
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U:sa Mae Blount left Saturday I
for Roanoke Rapids, whore she wlllj
visit friends for about two weeks.
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S. F. Burbank. of New Bern. spent|
yesterday In town with relatives.
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Cecil Gray, of Rocky Mount, waal
u brief vialtor in the city yesterday. |
returning home last night.
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B. W. Graham, of New Bern, spent I
>esterday in Washington on a vialt|
with friends.
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Dr. Schubert, of Aurora, Is quite]
111 ai the Washington hospital.
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G A. Phillips left this morning on|
a visit at Columbia. S C.
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Mrs. W. L. Henry, of Greenvllle.|
who has been visiting friends In the i
tlty during the last few days, re-|
mined home this affrnoon.
Ml** Alice Moore is spending a !
week with her mother in Greenville.
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Mrs. M. J Kugier la critically IK
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
I. L. Knight. She is 83 years of
fcge and du" to her weak condition,
grave doubts are being felt as to her
? eeovory.
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The Harvesters of the Presbyter
Ian church will meet tonight at eight
i. "clock a: the home of Mrs. John
Fulford. AH members are requested
m be present.
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Arthur L. Barnes, of Elizabeth I
City, spent yesterday in the city on |
visit to friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Ganthous are J
are the proud parents oi a baby boy
who arrived at their homy Sa:urda> |
morning.
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Albert L WlKlam", of Rala'gh.l
.... w t; 1 ally, |
.. .? .> i t. c a visit
* t i cf Po'_ ?r*. I
Cozz ns. who d.ed Sa urday, wer.*?
u ? c.r.jt. at two o'clock. I
OLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!
* Get a email package of Hamburg I
Hrea*t Tea. or as tne German folks
call it, "Hamburger Brunt Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a tahle*poonful of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it> pour through a sieve and drink a
teacup full at any time during the i
day or before retiring. It is the moat
effective way to break * cold and cure
grip, an it opens the pores of the ikin,
relieving congestion. Alio looi^ns the
bow Ha, thiio breaking up a cold.
Try it ti<e next time-you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It in inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and bnrmlos*.
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
Rob Soreness from joints and muscle*
with a imall trial bottle of
old St Jaooba Oil
Rtop "dosing" I'.heumatiam.
It's pain onl\ : not one case in fifty
requires interonl treetnien'. HtiS sooth
ing, penetrating () *" ri"*it
on the "tender .< . : !._ tin- time
you pay -Tack Uobin.ui ? out tomes the
rheumatic pain. "St. Jocob'a Oil" is
a harmless rheumatism cure w hich never
disappoint* and doesn't burn the skin. It
takes pain, eoremwR and stiffn^s fri?m
aching joints, muscle* and bones; ?'/?pa
aciatiea, lumbago, backaclre, neuralgia.
Limber op! Get n 25 cent bottle
of old time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil"
from any drug store, and in a moment
you'll be free from pains, aches and
stiffness. Don't suffer I Rub rheuma
tism ^yay.
Why 8he Was Pleated.
"I?o you mean to tell mo that you
actually overcame t lint ancient autipo*
tby of youra for Mm. MiiKicalty and
railed on her tills afternoon?" mild liln
wife* h unhand.
"Tbnt'a aln.ut the nize of it." replied
her buaband'a wife.
"And she *?r glad lo are you?**
"There lan't any doubt nl>out It."
"Why do you think that?"
"Well, I had on ihat old drent I've
worn three aeaaons and a hat that Ih
entitled to a prominent place In aoine
muaeunt f< r nnthpiMiea. while ahe hud
"n n new c<>wn Just fruui I'arl*. ohf
yea. I'm xure sin* niit li rkled to death,
y ?vr.klug. when I nulled!"
? *.'lmv 3- > 7 "vc*
An Aml:,b!? P.Ian.
"Why do ^on ar*fiie with your wife!
Don't yon know It doran't do you a bit
of good?"
"Sure I do! But I ain't (rot aach
menn d1aj*o=?!t!ori ra to deprlee ber of
the pleairire." ? Cl<v*,and leader.
Now that all of the Eastern Caro
lina market* art about to close alter
a successful season, we beg to extend
to joa through the columns of this
paper our appreciation or your loyal
Qutronage and support, not only to
our houee alon s hut to a market
watch we have endeavored by ereir
*c ;owt means to ouild for yoa?
W'a?htog?or.. V ? slacer. iy relieve
that w ha-e m:.lc mine. ous -tlende
tLrcu&aout the country this past
Mason, and trust that we hare pleaa*
ed everyone with whom we hare* had
<uy dealings. Our plan is not a Bel
li h one, for we aro fighting for a
permanent market lh Washington,
jut we oaniaot bear the -brunt of the
whole burden without your support,
therefore, we are especially- urgent
that you lend us your hearty co.op
eratlon and support In putting Wash
ington to the front as a tobacco cen
ter. Such things do not spring up
.lm a day Every other strktt of
not* tdvuMd In- the f*ee of dis
couragement to the front. Why
can't we? When thin ie done you
are richer, for a tobacco market en
hance* the value of your fanning
property py one-third of lte original
valine. We can all look for better
prtc\ aeat year la new jtt the feet
that today the Eastern belt tobaccos
are In blgher/demand and selling to
better advantage than ever before
this year.?- "we nrg? you to plant to
bacco tbla year if you have never
planted before.
Onr house led the market ?n
Washington In pounds and prlcea.
Let facts speak for themselTee and
convince you. We will be at the
same old stand next year, and we
hope to see you often. Thanking
you for your esteemed patronage in
the past, we remain,
Very truly yours.
SHELBURNE-BAUGHAM COMPANY.
NOW KNOWS WHY {
RATS ARB HATED
Duluth, Feb. 6. ? Fred McGrath of
218 West Superior street, now
knows why women run when they
Bee a mouse or a rat. He learned
the reason yesterday at Third ave
nue East and Superior strWc.><
The rat first scampered over the
snow taking refuge in a rubbish pile.
With a stick. McGruth persuaded it
to come Into view agalu and caught
It by the tall as It ran out.
Several women on the fire escape
of a nearby building watched devel
opments. McGrath held up the rat,
by the tail, to the dismay of the
women, and one or two screamed,
even If they were at a safe distance.
Wriggling loose, the rat fell, but
no sooner had it struck the group J
than It began a Journey up Mc
Grath's leg. He began a most lnter
? s-tlng dance, with a discordant vo
cal accompaniment, and had to be
rescued by spectators. . In the res
cue work It was necessary to break
McGrath's suspenders. The women
rr treated.
FOR SALE ? GRAI'APHOXE IN
good condition with $18 worth of
new records. Apply 334 ' Wash
ington Street.
2-7-3tc.
EXE 01 T? K8 \OT CE.
H.iv: g oulif 2d tefor* the Clerk
I if the Superior Court of B' aufort
i Crurty. as Executor of the la <*t will
of Wilson T. Farrow, deceatifd. no
tice is hereby given that all persons
jhr'd'.ng cla'm* against paid estate
' will present the same to the under
flgned for payment within bne y?&r
I from the dat^ hereof, or this notlcr
[ will be pleaded in bar of recovery;
| all persons indebted to said estate
I will please make payment to the un-.
dersigned.
This 1st day of February. 1916.
WALTER CKEDLE.
Exr. Wilson T. Farrow.
, 2-2-6wc.
Washington, Feb. 7. ? Many it
the most Influential members of
Congress have announced their In*
tentlon of opposing the administra
tion's shipping bill. Two msln rea
sons are asaignod by congreasmen for
this hostile attitude to the Pfesl-*
dent's program. One is that the bill
Fpt'elflcally calls for government op
eration, a clause which some of the
numbers had been assured by ad mi a.
istratlon leaders would be eliminat
ed; and the other la that It is the
understanding here that the bill was
drafted In the office of Secretary nf
the Treasury McAdoo by Bernard
Nadal Baker, of Baltimore.
Feel All Used Up .
Lots of Washington People Do.
stooping or lifting? L<r
Feel all used up-^-as if you could
Just go no further?
Why not look to your kidneys?
Why not nse Doan's Kidney Pills?
Read the statement of this nearby
resident:
Mrs. P. E. Buck. R. F. D.. Grimes
land, N. C-, says: "I had a nagging
pain In my back, which caused a lot
of worry. In the morning 1 was
sore and stiff and tired easily. Head
aches and dlxzy spells were frequent
and the kidney secretions pasted too
often. I had other symptoms of
kidney trouble. Finally I began
using Doan's Kidney Pills and they
cured me."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remody ?
get Doan's Kidney' Pills ? th^ same
that Mrs. Puck had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y
Does your bal
Do you have :
Dafk ? a
;he constantly?
i) twinges when
sharp^
Neu> Models
Ladies Separate Skirts
for eqrJy spring wear
including all the It; test
novelties. Prices rafige
from
$3.95 to $7.95
t '? V' . ' . 3 .J * Kfl > " i* - --7
James E. Clark
AKMKD SPUED BOAT
FOR THE V. 8. NAVY
New York, Feb. 7. ? A motor boat
manufacture, w nounced to day that
a navy department representative
baa ordered the bnlldlnf of a high
Hp^ed sixteen cylinder 800 horse
power boat for use in the coast pa
trol service. Tho boat will have a
fapeed of over 40 miles an hour and
be equipped with small calibre cans
and a torpedo tube.
Come to The
GARAGE
That guaran
tees you Satis
factory Service
in everything.
Whether you
store your car
with us perma
nently or just
buy occasional
supplies, we
guarantee to
please you in
both quality &,
Price.
The Best Grade of
Gasoline at the lowest
market price,
T ry our Service once
and notice the differ
ence.
Washington Motor
Car Co.
HELP TOUR LIVER? ?IT PATS.
When jour liver gets torpid and
jour stomach aeta quMr, take Dr.
Klng'f Now Life Pill* and jou will
find yourself feeling batter. They
purlfj th? -blood, fire job freedom
from constipation, biliousness, dla
siness and Indigestion. Ton fe?I
fine ? Just Ilk* jou want to feat.
Clear the complexion too. 15c. at
druggists. sT
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NOTICE OP SALE.
Under and bj virtue of the powev
of sale contained In a certain Deed
1 of Trust from Dan E. Tajlor and
| wife, Annie P. Nicholson Tajlor, to
| A. R. Dunning and 8. A. Dunn,
Trustees for J. M. 8. Sallsburj, which
said Deed of Trust Is dated Jan^afj
9th. 191.4, and la dulj recorded In
the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Beaufort Countj In Book 180,
page 196, and la herebj referred to.
the undersigned Trustees, (demand
having been made on us hj^fr^ona
flde holder of the notes l^^Mrbj
said Deed of Trust), wllU^SB^Thnrs
dsj, Msrch 9th, 1916, at IS o'clock
noon, at the Court Housfe;doer in
Washington. Beaufort Co.UntJv Jf. C.
ofTer for sale to the highest Hfdder
for cash, at public auction, the fol
lowing described real Estate;' tp^rlt:
Ljing and being in the Gouotj of
Beaufort. State of Nqrth Carolina,
adjoining the lands of Burbank et
alB. and bounded as follows,-* via:
On the South, bj the MoCftUdugh
road; on the East bj the Cascara
farm; on the North bj the Havens
land; on the West bj the Burba*
place, said place being located about
three miles Northeast of the Town of
Washington, N. C., and well known
as the Lucas or Nicholson Farm,
containing 147 acres, more or lees,
and being tb? Identical land convey
ed to Annie P. Nicholson Taylor, on
Jsnuary 7th, 191#. by Anftlft E.
Nicholson, and her husbaod, S. T.
Nicholson.
This 7th day of February, 1916.
A R. PUNNING. v
S. A. DUNN.
? Trustees.
STEWART I 75RYAN. AU?rn?yfk
2-7-4 sc. ?? '.ai
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
I have this day qualified a# admin
istrator of the estate of Htttia iE.
Griffin before the Clerk of ^ Su
perior Court. All persons .holding
claims against said estate are re.
quested to present them to Ida, duly
verified. All persons Indebted to
said estate are requested ta make-an
Immediate settlement. nr* <?
, -VThis 16th daj of Janoafcr,
C. L. CAfcRpUf.
. 2-4-6wc.
Washington-Beaufort Land Company^
INCORPORATED
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Feb. 5th, 1916 -
' "Daily News, * . ? ? ?,
City.
Gentlemen:
Please stop the advertisement of our
537 acres timber tract in Chocowinity township, as
we have sold the same. If you have any friends
who have a house and lot they would like to sell,
, and they are 'willing to pay a small 5 per cent com
mission, just about enough to pay our postage bill
for one week, we will be glad to sell it for tbem.
Yours truly,
Washington Beaufort Land Company
JNO. E. CORBY. C