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CLASSIFIED ADS. 1$ ? LOST, FROM AtTOMOBILI, Child's brown hat. Finder please return to Daily News office. 1 t-22-dh. I EDISON' MAZDA LAMPS?MORE tight for leas money. Pegram Wataon Hdwe. Co. 9-23-3tc. WANTED: OFFICE WORK AT night. Address. "Night," care of Dally New** 9-11-tfc. WANTED: TWENTY4 EVENING quart customers. Guaranteed Tu ? berculln tested Jersey milk. Phone West End Dairy. 9-1 1-1 wc. .HEATERS! HEATERS! $1.26. Pe gram-Watson Hdwe. Co. ?-23-Stc. v FOR SALE ? FARM OF Ml A?.RES. 18 acres cleared, 6 miles from Waahlngton; on*> of best farms In section. Good torero land. T. H. Whltaker, Washington, N. C. t-19-lwc. FOR SALE: AN INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE, 2 V4 horse power. In good condition. Apply E. 0. Mai 11 son's garage, Hassell Supply Co. bldg. 9-19-lwp. - WANTED ? GCM IjOGS OF GOOD qu^lty, 10 inches and up at small end. Pamlico Cooperage Co. 9-4-lt ?W SALE: DRY WOOD CUT Short "lengths. 8. R. Fowle 6 Son's mill. t-4-tfe. iFOR SALE: FORD ROADSTER with Gray ft Davis starter add light Car nearly new and in perfect or der. J. HAVEN8. 9-20-We-Sa-Mo-3tc. r FOR RENT: HOUSE ON SECOND street between Respass and Glad den. Now occupied by Mr. N. Henry Moore. 8ee Frank H. Rollins. 9-1 1 -Mo- We-Sa-Mo-4 tc WASTED ? 200 OOIiORED LABOR ers. Steady work. Good wages. Apply in person Bethlehem Steel Company,. Employment Dept.. Sparrow's Point, Md. 8-28-2aw-4wc. WOMEN WANTED FULL TIME salary *15 selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. 25c an hour spare time. Permanent; exper ience unnecessary. Guaranteed Hosiery Mills, Norrlstown, Pa. 8-31-2aw. plOn. FOR SAKE: ROSE-COMB WHITE Wyandotte cockerels, ftre months old. $2.00 each. W. R. Bright, Washington, N. C. 9-23-lwp. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ? Life Insurance Agents wanted, for North and South Carolina. Wonderful opportunity for ambitious men with clean records. Good territory now open. Liberal contracts, hear ty co-operation. Write quic^ if In terested. Address A. G. B.. General ' Agency, Ravidson Building, Spar tanburg, 8. C. WANTED: STUDENTS TO LEARN telegraphy* Old reliable school un der expert management. Tuition reasonable. Living expenses cheap. Write for endorsements. Char lotte Telegraphy School, Charlotte N. C. WANTED^' RESPONSIBLE MER chant In each town and city In the Carolines to sell our line electric light globes. I glre exclusive ter ritory and 30 to* 40 per cent dlo count on standard Tungsten and Nitrogen lamps' to right party Will sell direct where I have no ngent. W. L. Moore. Charlotte. N -.C. ' . KODAK FINlHHINO. Qntrk Return good work, reasonable prices. H Dempt Studio, Rocky Mount. N. C WANTED: .YOUNG MAN TO AO years of age to earn $F,o to $100 per month at home. No Investment or experience necessary. Thl? positively means your success If you act today. Dept. 16. Room 260, Como Building, Chicago, 111 t ? ? ?? WANTED: AT ONCE, Four Ysptnrx men to take barber's course. Podl m tlons guaranteed when completed. Durham Barber College Co., .Inc., Durham, N. C. <TUT RATE TIRE STORE; The only one In the Carollnas. offer* bin In ^ dueements In the following brands of tiros, almost hal( prlee: Flsk Baetfder. Goodyear, Gordon. Dla BIOBd, and other Stanford makes. We quote below a few of the smaller sites: 28x2 plain, $6.70. Non-skid $7.93. $0x2% plain 9.36. Non-skid $10.30. Wrlle as for price* on other sixes. Cut lUte Tire tore. 10 % B. Trade Street. Charlotte, Jf. C. P. 0. 9?* 11, mmji m. uui p IS SML PUPIL Bakerafleld. Cal., Sept. JfS.? Mra. Mary Brundage, 75-year-old widow or the late Superior Judge Ben Brua dare, a pioneer of Kern county, has registered as freshman la the Kern coontr high school, and will study the Spanish nli|uage. Mrs. Brundage haa several grand children attending the high 'school at which ahe la registered. IT HAPPENS IN THE BEST Of OFFICES "Here you Andrew Jackson Jones" shouted Colonel Duncan at a certain somber part of tys office equipment "wake up and crank yourself for I'm going to send you out for a case of self-starters." "Fob a case of WHAT boss?" queried A. Jackson Jones. "No, not for a case of 'What,' nor for a case of 'When,' but for a cas< of bottled energy. Don't you under stand me? A dozen bottles of thle new high speed drink. This phre Julce-of-the ifrult Stuff that maker you so glad there's work to do. you soon have It done and are out look ing for" more." "I don't need none o' that, boss honest I don't. I was just goin' t<fc get work when you called me." "Alright, I'll remember that. You don't need to have any, but I think the rest of us will enjoy it, so you go out and get a case of Pepsi-Cola." "PEPSI-COLA! That's dlffe't. You didn't say Pepsi-Cola bcfo', boss, 'cause I'd turn a^bottle Inside out to get a drink o* that!" "Well, hurry along. Wo *iust drive this heat out of the office and catch up on the work, and the Only way I know how to do those two things Is for each of us to cool off and bracc up on Pepsi-Cola." WASHINGTON PARK IS ALMOST dust freo. It's the place for your home. Build there. 9-25-ltC. WANTED: A JOB AS HELPER IN a garage or machine shops. Ad dress Jesse B. Latham, Washing ton. N. C. 9-25-3aw-2wc. NOTICE. ! A contractor 1b wanted to bnild a | room 24x30x12 feet to the pchool building In Plney Grove district, six miles from Washington. Plana and specifications are in the hands of the County Superintendent and A. C. Widmere, Secretary of Committee, Washington, N. C.. R. F. D. No. 4. to I whom bids may be submitted. Build ing must be finished by November 1. 1916. W O. PRIVETTE, County Supt. "The Secret of the Submarine" And Keystone Comedy Tonight The third episode of "the Sccrqt of the Submarine" will be on the acrcen at the Nfew Theatre tonight. This picture already is arousing the in terest of the theatregoers and the chapters tonight will be worth see ing. in addition, to the serlnl an other one of thofcc laughable come dies entitled "The Bright Lights." introducing Roscoo Arbuckle, better known as Fatty, will be shown. This Is said to be one of tho best Koy *toho'comerties seen hero In quit a while. Fatty Is a great favoiMto with both the little tots and the grown ups. He will be assisted by Mabel Normand. A IIH!? TIMRTJ advert Ixlnc AS SURES the continuity of that Httl* nco'me you derive from that fiir < I shed room 15,030 OF 800,000 N Y. SCHOOL CHILDREN HAVE HEART DISEASE (By United Press) New York, 8ept. 25. ? Heart dls- i oane among school children here in becoming a serious menace to public I health, according to figures available ! today In a repot* by the Health De- j partmetjt. Fifteen thousand of the 800.000 New York school children ' suffer today from it. Intentions diseases, intoxication ! and I m propel1 methods of living are j directly responsible, the department - believes, adding that the rheumatic \ group of Infectious diseases is tho most prevalent catAe. The depart ment plans a campaign to check the progress of the disease among the children. The department's report nlso shows that 10,000 persons dlo from heart disease In New York ev ?nrmr. HONK PRICE ?WHO 11 LIST two TUBS New York, Sept. 25.? The following table shows the increase of! prices over those of 1914. The prices of the foodstuffs were prepared by Joseph Hartigan, Commissioner of Weights and Measures: '.fei.. Ij'J . Predicted 1914. Apr. 1916. forDw. lOlii Sirloin steak, lb. . : 25c 32e 38c Roundsteek, lb ?? 22c 28c 36c Pork chops, lb. ? ? 20c 23c ! 27c Bacon, smoked, lb % 27c 31c 37c Ham, smoked, lb ? ? r*~ 26c 29c 34c Hens, lb. .* 22? 23c 27c Eggs, strictly fresh, doz - ? 33c 29c 34c Cheese, lb 23c 26c 30c Milk, fresh, qt 9c 9c 10c Flour, %-bbl. bag 79c 97c $1.10 up Potatoes, pock 28c 38c 60c Onions, lb 32c 45c 60c Prunes, lb 11c 14c 17c Beans, (navy) 72c 92c $1.22 Sugar (granulated), lb. 5c 7Vfcc 8c Coffee, lb 28c 32c 35c Tea, lb. 51c 5Cc * 56c Canned goods 10c 15c 20c Men's tailored suite $35.00 $10.00 $50.00 CJlovca, leather 1.25 $1.75 $2.00 Socks, silk 35c 50c $1.00 I Tnderwear, silk 2.95 $3.95 " $4.50 Shirts, silk $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 Cotton goods, yd 60c 75c ' 80c Silk, raw, wholesale, lb $4.75 $5.85 $6.20 Handkerchiefs, doz $3.00 $4.00 $4.50 Cigars, medium grade 4c 5c 6c Shoes $5.00 $7.00 $7.50 Hats, men's derbies $3.50 $3.50 $4.00 Kitehenware, tin, lb; 62c 50%c 55e Garbage cans, galvanized 40c 85c $1.00 Cliinaware, American dinner Bet. . . $10.00 811.00 $12.00 4,000 BUNKERS ATTENDING CONVENTION (By United Press) I&insas City. Mo., Sept. 25. ? Four thousand leading bankers 6f the na-' tlon gathered here today for the an nual meeting of the American Bank ers' Association. Prominent among the subjects to be discussed is our financial, commercial^ and social rela tions with South America. President Frank A. Vanderlip of the National City Bank. New York, who has been | one of the most active men In the promotion of friendly relations with South America, will dwell upon the subject in h!s speech. Among the other well known speak era who will be heard during the convention week are Joseph Chap man, vice president of the North western National Bank of Minneap olis, and Joseph Hlrsch, vice presi dent of the Corpus Christ! National Bank, Corpus Chrlsti. Texas. , A series of dinners, luncheons. t<*as. motor rides, theater parties and the like are planned in honor 6t the wives of the bankers. MOTHER OF NINETEEN SONS IN TEN YEARS Corning. Ark.. Sept. 15.- -Frank Scott and his wife, of KensctC* have been married ten yoars. Nineteen boys have been born to. them. Six died at birth. Of the thirteen living thoro are three sets of triplets and two*set? of twins. The parents have been partial to tho letter "A" of the alphabet In IHAS RIGHT TO BEAT WIFE, Mi INSISTS Pottsville. Pa.. Sept. 25. ? "A man has a perfect right to beat hi3 wife and command her whenever he wants to, for the Bible says bo," declared John Fritz, who was arraigned bp- ; fore Alderman P. J. Martin, on com plaint of his wife. When Fritz set , up this argument, his Supposed wife declared tiiey were never legally j married, giving the Alderman and ' spectators a shock. As the couple have lived together j for years, Alderman Martin decided < that whether married or not. Fritz .J-.ad no right to beat the woman, and ' he was held for court. NEW YORK SCHOOLS j WILL OPEN TODAY, New York, Sept. 25. ? Delayed since the regular opening date the first of the -month, by the Infantile paralysis epidemic which has claim ed about 10,000 victims of whom 3. 000 died; and which cost the city a million -dollars, school opened hero today. A goodly percentage of New York ? ity's boys and girls did not aftendj however, because tlioir parents still .-ar "lie disease which has baffled 1 (ty, county, str.te and federal auth orities uutil the last few weeks. It now ?s believed the blood infusion method has s'hown the way to the control of the dlBease. EveYy pre caution will be taken to prevent a repetition of the epidemic next year. . ? nnml'jg thorn. Ashbell, Archer and I I Austin, ore four and one-half years ! ! old. Arthur and Arnold three and J ore-half. Alfred. Albion and Adolph , | eighteen months, and Abel and Ab | ner six months. The Incomparable Flavor ? t Obtained by combining with the rich sweetness of wholt whwit, the delicious zent of malted barley? is a big facto* in tiie ever increasing popularity of Grape-Nuts FOOD It's the al wave- rcaily food ? jn?t add cream 01; good milk. Every family ?ljoul<l have ita daily ration of Ompe-Nut*. ? "There's a Reason" ~ ? ?STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE ' , BANK OF WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, N. C. At The Close of Business, September 12, 1916 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $380, 288. Overdrafts ?. 348.80 Bank Building and Fixtures 20,172.41 Cash and Due from Banks 91,464.04 $492,274.68 ? $492,274.^8 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 Surplus 40,000.00 Undivided Profits 18,074.63 Bills Payable 8.000.00 Deposits 376,109.65 DEPOSITS COMPARED September 12, 1915 $254,671.55 September 12, 1916 $376,199.65 WHEN WE BOUGHT OUR HARDWARE WE "COMBED" THE MARKET AND FOUND MANY THINGS NO OTHER HARDWARE STORE IN THIS CITY CARRIES. THIS "BRUSHED" ASIDE ALL COMPETITION. WHEN YOU "^ORK" OVER YOUR GOOD MON EY TO US WE GIVE YOU HARDWARE THAT WILL STAND HARD WEAR. WE LIKE TO HAVE THE "LIGHT" TURNED ON OUR BUSINESS METHODS. THOSE WHO SEE AND PRICE OUR GOODS BUY THEM. Harris Hardware Co. OPPORTUNITY The Roberts Company MACHINE EXPERTS TYPEWRITERS ? SEWING MACHINES ? ADDING M V HINE8 PHONE 443J. 625 W. Main St. For a Short Time Only Daily News Classified Ada Bring Quick R exult* Crystal Ice Cream Our Scuppernong Grape Flavor True to the Vine. TRY IX. CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY Phone S3. Washington, N. C
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