Announcement!
OUR MILLINERY OPENING WILL BE
Tuesday Wednesday
Sept. 19 & 20th.
This display will comprise the patterns of
smart, artistic design, tailored models and
an extensive line of shapes and trimmings.
Your Attendance is
Sincerely Invited.
J. K. HOYT.
RISKED HIS LIFE
TO SAVE HIS HAT
(Greenville Reflector)
This morning aa Coast Line
due in Greenville at 8:1$ was near
the Big Mill, Just beyond the corpor
ate limits of the town a negrq stand
ing on the platform of the coach had
the wind to blow his hat from his
head. He evidently thinking more
of '.he head-piece than he did of the
probable injuries he would receive
jumped off the train, which was trav
eling at high rate of speed. The re
sult wua that he received an ugly cut
about the head and a god shaking
up. His injuries are not thought to
be of a serious nature.
Milton Springer III.
Milton Springer, a well known res
ident of South Creek, is confined to
his ohme with a serious attack of
Illness.
WANTED: A SINGLE HORSE WA
GON*. Woolard, at P. P. Maxwell's
bicycle shop.
9-19-2?c.
FOR SALE: AN INDIAN MOTOR.
CYCLE. 2 >3 horse power, in good
condition. Apply E. O. Mullen's
garage. Hassell Supply Co. bldg.
9-19-1 wp.
FOR RENT: HOFSE ON GLADDEN
st-eet. near Second. V. Orleans.
9-1 9-ltr,
Corns Loosen,
Lift Right Off
Nothlajt But "GBTS-IT** Will Do
"Hiis to Corns and Calluses.
If you'v? ever had corns, you've
tried 'ots of things to get-Tid of them
? salves that eat your toe and leave
the corn remaining, cotton rings *hat
make your corns bulge out like Bop
Se? th? Coma Vaafah.
eyes, scissors and knives that make
corns bleed and sore, harnesses and
bandages that All up your shoe, press
on the corn and make your foot feel
like a paving block. What's the use?
Why not do what millions are doing,
tnke 3 seconds off and apply "GETS
IT." It dries, you put your stocking
on right away, and wear your regu
lar shoes. Your corn loosens from
the toe. it lifts right off. It's pain
lens. It's the common-sense way, the
simplest, easiest, most effective way
io th" world. It's the national corn
cure. Never fails.
"GETS-IT" Is sold and recom
mended by druggists everywhere, 25e
a bottlf*. or sent 6n receipt of price
by R. Lawrence ft Co., Chicago. 111.
Ready For Your
Inspection
A complete line of men's
fall and winter suits.
Furnishings of all kinds.
Our store is new; Our
goods are new.
The price is right
II. S. Silver thorn
Crystal Ice Cream
Our Scuppcrnong Grape Flavor4
True to the Vine. t
TRY IT.
CRYSTAL ICE COMPANV
Phone 83. Washington, N. C.
B. Roupmuxk Mf wiwe*r* <
sxr^fssjizat "?|
loft tor
Hit H.leg WIUloalMm
ter nlumri to ?odor Mi
d?7. after vUlttar
Mr. Dixon Mrtooaly OL
C. 8. Dix^B. Of A or or*, to ??Hour
ly 111. Hi* coodtUon to coaaidwtd
grave by attecutyng physicians.
Mr. Cm tm 0??" " *?
Joaephus Co*, who resides near
JDdward, and who to well ? known
throughout the county, to sarlonaly
111 at hto home.
Much Tobacco from Pitt. r
Jeaae H. 8mtth. of Pitt county,
waa In the city yoaterday and atated
that much tobacco from Pitt count 7
was being .brought to the Wkshing
ton market He expreeaed himself
aa greatly pleaaed over the prlcea
that were given.
FOR 8ALK ? FARM OF Ml AUqM,
18 acres cleared. 6 miles froui
Washington: oni of beat-tenoa-ln
section. Good to vcro ? T
?H. Whitaker, Washington, ijLfc.
O.. 1* Tlaitlnn Mr. ?ad Vrt. 8. ' L. |
LaofhtafbodM at Tutawnt
of all aidbiw, la the atellar artlat la
a Are reel Keyatoae alllrtar aouedy. '
"Hie Picture la tbe Papera,* at 'the
Theatre tonight. He will be
aaataiefl.by that well known actreaa.
Loretta Blake. Thla la one of the
beat T^tkngle playa aeen here In
some time and no one ahould fan to
be preaent tonight (or It will be w#fl
worth while.
pfcmuBsqua Washington park
affords the aaoet Inviting home
?J tea around Wahh lagoon. lt*a the
place for joifr florae.
,?*? fctari S ? tm M ?_
rSuits Coats
The latest models now
on Display.
A. most attractive show
ing, which it will pay ev
ery Icfdy of Beaufort
county to inspect.
I. H. MORRIS
I Daily News Classified Ads Bring Quick Results
MORE POWER-* b? iH
loch bore z 5-inch ttrok* motor
that 4mlopa FORTY Hon*
run ? tb* most POWER
FUL."^cyliwl?r au at tha prica.
MORE ROOM ? plenty for
SEVEN foil -grown people to
ride in comfort ? more room
Cor driver and more in tonneeu
? DIVIDED kod adjustable
MORE BEAUTY ? ? hand
?!?? ?!, humiona in ha finish
? ilumfut in ttalenc. smooth,
flowing lina* ? finest strsight
grain, aemi-f]a?i4 Irathsf ??
Mut NEW Cmimr
Kach mm the gas task remor?d
from the cowl ?? tb? tmr rf
tba chasaim ? Swinrt Vacp
SERIES 17 FOUR]
Forty horse power C Q *9 f* j
Seven Passenger T O C wi /
?the biggest VALUE on|
the 1916 market
Without a single exception, this new SERIES
17 Studebaker 4-cylinder car at $875 is the big
gest value on the 1916 market at any price.
Dollar for dollar if gives more actual value than
any other 4-cylinder model we know.
No other Four at its price has so much power. i?
No other Four at its price has so much room.
No other Four at its price offers such conveni
ences and comforts. And no car at any price
offers more .basic quality of materiala^atora
soundness of design or more perfectiotipfJBtfish.
Come in and aee this new Studebaker before
you decide on any ear.
HACKNEY 6? JACKSON
Deatera. 123 W. Main
A V m f*n_ Tfc ~ _ - TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
Millinery Opening at The Bazaar : a ^ r,y 0, hats
We invite ypu to attqaQour Opening* of which MADAME LITTLER is m charge .