LADIES
Of the proper materials, style, fit
hang and sweep. If you come to
us you may rest assured that you
*Ket the newest that the best mar
kets produce and the prices are
moderate.
$4.98 to $35.00
Under
Wear
For Men, Woman and
Children, separate nar
menU or union suit*.
Heavy weights, cotton or
wooL
For Chi ldren ?
25c to Tftc
20c to 91.50
For Men ?
50c to 92.00
Sweaters
This chilly weather
demands warmer clothes.
Our Sweaters hare the
warmth, style and tit.
The prices are:
Children*
25c to *2.00
ftOc to $7.00
SOc to 97.08
J. K. HOYT
-One Million JlDollars a*Dayf
trw* ? ?IIP iqjw ?l W nrnm**
Ti LAT IS THE FITIR LOSS OF THE UNITED STATES AND
CArffADA. TO REDUCE THAT FEARFUL EXPENSE BY
i'llflftJtaNG FIRES IS GOOD BU8INB8B AND GOOD HOUSE
KEEPING. WILL YOU HELP?
We Bragaw & Company,
first Insurance A gems In Washington, N. C
CP BEFOBE TMCORDER
The recorder tried the following
c&bm yesterday:
H. 8. Ward, VP rear lights on auto,
costs.
Wen. Dudley, no dimmers, not
guilty.
Willie Bird, colored, carrying con
cealed weapons, was found guilty
and was taxed $15 and costa.
Walter Cooper, colored, Intoxicat
ed, was fined $1 and costs.
Ivy Leary, colored, riding blcyclo
on sidewalk, costs.
Five negroes were brought Into
court, charged with being ragranta.
Judgment was suspended providing
that they obtained employment by
Monday. If they were still In town
by that time and without a Job. Mr.
Bryan notified them that they would
be given JO days without further
hearing.
Mr. Gaylord In Town.
Columbus Qaylord. of Terra Cela,
is spending today In the city on a
brief business visit.
Mr. Lwoflky Hero.
D. Lesofsky, of Belhaven. Is spend
ing today in the city attending to
business matters.
Her* from Hnrtowr.
Heber Waters, of Pinetown, 1b
among the out of town visitors In
the city today.
I?wyrr Kcott in thf* City.
L. M. Scott, of Blounts Creek, Is
spending today In the city on profes
sional matters.
liMTM for Raleigh.
County Farm Demonstrator J. F.
Latham leaves this evening for Ral
eigh to attend the State fair and get
the Beaufort county booth In shape.
No V^ork is Too Difficult,
* No Job is Too Big
OR TOO SMALL
*1 . =
^ That doesn't receive the same
prompt and skilled attention.
When your clothes are pressed
and clcaned by the Ideal Press -
, ing Club, you may rest assured
that the work is done aa ii
should be.
E. G. WESTON
V ~ Proprietor
of a atroks o I paralysis. from *Mch
?be suffered (pr t ?Nk pr?Tiow to
h.r death. 8h. wu laM to rot In
the family burtal (rant, Rer. W.
B. Trotmaa ofleUttng at U? borfal
(iclsn tMtia*d to the 'lore ul M
tuM In Thick the daeMMd ma held. '
Mrs. Styron vu the d&aghter
U?e Ul? Robert and Balll? Styron.
She vu born January II. 1841. 8he
m coavsrted mod Joined the Metho
dist church while still quite young.
vu a good Christian woman
and beloved by all who knewber.
She leaves three brothers. Edward
Tripp, of Bonnertan. Alonmo Tripp,,
oft Gore Point, and Rev. H. B. Tripp
[of tbe North Carolina Conference.
NOTICE TO OWNER8 TO RJCDKIO
USD SOLD FOR DRAINAGE
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
To IHount Heirs, in whose nam
trecU Nos. 40 and 44 la the Draln
?fe District known an '"Board of
Drainage Commissioners of Matt*.
mnakeet District," la listed for as
sessments for year 1915:
You and each of you will take no
tice that at a sale of lands made by
George E. Davis. Sheriff of Hyde
County, on the 7th day of February,
1911. (the same being the first Mon
day in February. 191S), the follow
ing described lands In 8wan Quarter:
and Fairfield townships, Hyde Coun
ty, North Carolina, being tracts Nos.
40 snd 44 on the record and map of
survey of lands in the drainage dis
trict known as "The Board of
Drainage Commissioners of Matta
muskeet District":
Tract No, 40 bounded and sur
rounded by the lands of W. T. and
A. Berry, the lands of the Williams
heirs and the levee line of said dis
trict. containing 7.8 seres.
* Tract No. 44, bounded thr
North by the lands of John L. Roper
Lumber Company, on the East by
the lands of J. Hodges heirs and the
Bryant Cooper land, now owned by
A. F. Rose, on the 8outh by the lands
of the Williams heirs and the leve*
line of the aforesalbid district and
on the West by the levee line of said
district and the lands of John L. Ro
per Lumber Company, containing
379.4 acres, listed on the tax list and
the duplicate thereotof the tax rollR
In the offlcc of the Clerk of the Su
perlor Court of Hyde as the property
of Blount helrst^svas bid in by the
undersigned for the delinquent taxes
and aBfli'ssments tigalnst said land*
for tho drainage and maintenance of
the aforesaid district for the year
1915, amounting to $197.45 and the
costs allowed by law. at the price of
1202.35. tho undersigned being the
last and best bidder for same, and
you and each of you are further no
tified that, unless redemption Is
made of said lands in the manner
provided by law, the undersigned
will demand a deed In fee for said
lands on or after the 7th day of Feb
ruary. 1917.
This 5th day of October, 1916.
S. S. MANN, Purchdsor.
10-1 l-3wc.
for a tour thmch northern titles.
The horn? was beautifully decor
ated for the ocsasloa with (mu and
cat flowers. The wedding ?ar?h
was played by Mima Nancy Joaes, of
asMay. October the ?W
t*?fc hundred
sUfgton. North Caroft*
-At Home
r October the eighte?M
ill HardlBf Street
Petersburg, Virginia
New Yd**. Oct 11.-3 Tbl?'t? the
tolesrram . sent by Mra. Edith Ueb
recht last July to her husbaj|fl. Dr.
Charlos F. Llebrecht. a dentist, at
No. SOS West Eighty-flcwt street.
"Fred -and Buddy have sore eyes.
Bring what Is necessary.**
This, is the telegram, delivered to
Dr. Llebrecht at his New York office:
"Fred died. Buddy has sorfeeyes.^
Bring what la necessary."
The erroc in tran^la^log la the rea7
son why Dr. Llebrac^. yesterday
sued the Weetara \\plffp telegraph
Company for damages In
the Supreme Court,
When he receive^ (the message
from his wife, who was^at their sum
mer home at Ocean L. I., he
thought their son Ffewla^lck had died
>' >?)' mid Jlflfl J iT fcjJ4ajHi[
r'ni'i Aintiif 1 'im^'iiJj
aarrtea at the front; the* ?re to be|j
KCluirelj' illtlH
[l? the *>ath of France, and kept
strictly within the compounds. Thay
hsre volunteered for the work, being
aatlafled .with the nn oBer?d and
other conditions, and they will be1
aeat back to Sooth Africa aa soon
lip nun to bo required.
K
? v (Br Turtle Dgr?) - *
Well. I know that Mr. Qoarch does!
m to kaap la iouh with the world j
1 (if *?? "W
thlnca that are to Bt on oafchar<
'body la xordiaUr InjJUxl- All the |
and the boys bring a pocketbook well |
filled alon( with a trader haart. It
win be for the benefit of the a
school building.
Evan Wlllard of Washington wul
the guest of his parent*. Mr. and I
Mra. Alas Wlllard, Monday after- 1
Quito a no m bar of ovr people at
tended the lecture at Old Ford Sun
V*
Mlae' Mlaale Wlllard and brother
Bran Wlllard were tip dinner guests
of Mlae Murtie Wlllard ?T Stalling.
Croaa Roadi Sunday.
Most of the fat mate of thin vtcln- J
lty are through grading tobacco, and
picking cotton la the order *of the)
[day.
The farmers of this vicinity hare a
fine crop of sweet potatoes and aonle
of them are very large. I heard a
man aay the other day that he had
aome potatoes as large as - his head
and that head was larger than an I
ordinary head. And If lite peeling of
At a&
oil 9U1 he
ant, took a casket and chartered a]
[ special boat to go to Ocean Beach.
He says he can relied all engage*
ments, whs prostrated by shock, and |
lhaa never recovered from the blow.
that potato la aa thick la proportlop
a a the skin on that head there won't
be much potato after all that bis
growth.
The farmer* of thla vicinity hare
a fine lot 6f bog * Many of them
hare many more than they bad last
wr.
I will Invite Old Roee oat to our
i box party Saturday night and want
her to be rare and come for they are
going to have a cake to vote on for
the prettleet girl and I know either
aho or 1 will get it.
I want to tell "Red Joe" that I'm
going to. carry a cake out tbbre for
the ugliest boy and I want him to
be aore and come and win that cake
so 1 can carry it back. home for my
Sunday dinner.
I will stop for this time. With
beat wlahes for the Dally Newa.
tlUOnTMlBI NOTICE.
Havlnc aunllOed u Admlnlatratar
C. T. A. of John 8. Moore, deceaeed,
UU of Beaufort County. Uile l> to
notify all persona biTlnx claims
Vtlnt the estate of Mid (iimil
to exhibit them to Cfco oadendcaed
on or baton tha teth day of Septem
ber. 1?1T, or tola notice win be
pleaded la tmi of daft iwn/. All
persona Indebted to aald estate will
please lmnidlitl p&ymtaL
V Thla September Jl*. ??!?.
M ABTHA t. MOOfiE, Mar. C.T.A.
Ward^Orl^AUor^ ,
1 - ..../-a;
SDBSCB1BX TO TB* DAILY (Ml
pricM, ud U? policy I. of more eouotlOM todW
former fear* becmtwe or th* oaaauMl eftndlUOM of thi
market*. limtf department the mat Uoeral ?u<
merchandlae hare bee? jfrorldea whlfch bu sot only
the ecwt to rea. but a the ut ttme (tree too the
?election that ttia .tore bu offered in 1U Bore then I
Ladivs Suits, Priced special at
$20. $25., $30 $35
Mis set Coats Priced Special at $13.30 to $22 -SO
Ladies Coatt and Phuh Coats $20, $25 and tip
to $40.00
iwers Bros. Com
Washington's Best Store
THE CLOW GAS STEAM
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? ? -
Is now being installed in a nuinber of homes, offices and stores
in Washington. It i hps ga&f^tofcEit eliminates the boiler and
central heating plant It provides heat when you want It. It is
regulated automatically and when room is heated to a comfort
able temperature, the ga$ consumption is automatically cut off.
It As
heat. There is no odor, or any other
cannot freeze up. It eliminates dirt and
- ou leave the room you can stop the cost,
until they burn out.
r - VMe "<s3p ' ? ? - UTi s *- ; ? h ^ V&f&J ^ > it!- '* > ' ^ 1
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effect on tile air.
waste, Th?mom
whereas coal flre$
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