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TON DAILY NEWS Sobaaripin?lMat be pud for in adraace. If paper ia not re ceived prompt!;, or writ* thia office. Sufcaoribera deairing the paper diaeoatianqjl WO] please astifjr thia office, otherwise it will be ccottfuad at regular labeeriptioo ratea. JAMES L. MAYO CARL GOERCH. . pROl'KlKTOr .... EDITOI' WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, NOV. 15. 1016. A Washington man was on board the Columbian when she was tor pedoed by a submarine, which just goes to show after all that the best place for Washiugtonians to .stay is in Washington. If you ffaven't already made up your mind to do so, decide today to attend the Aurora fair tomorrow. Folks who have been down there say. it's best, greatest and tinest fair of its kind that has ever h*&tife!|l4n the State. Judging froifc sta4to*uer>;? with which returns are coming in from California. and Minnesota, many of the residents of those two states mu9t live somewhere in the Fiji Islands. ARE WE BEING JUST? Nearly all of our citizen* spend a dollar or two a week for things that they could well %?Ford to do without. And there arc thousand* of persons in Armenia and Syria who are starving for the want of food. The condition of tho?e people is terrible. The Mohammedans arc known the world over as a cold-blooded race but even they, when they saw the anguish and the suffering of those poor people could not hear I he sight and wept openly. Daily reports, received from Armenia, show that the conditions there are steadily growing worse. Entire families have been wiped out. In one town a man with eight children, the youngest of them, a babe in arms, saw evervtme ??f them die of starvation and -aw his wife hill herself by her own hands, ltecause she could no longer bear to watch the torture of her little ones. Many similar cases have oc curred. The world has never seen such misery and it i s hoped that it will never see it again. Ami we citizens of Beaufort county, living in peace and prosperity, do we not owe it to our God to help those sufferers ami to give them a small portion of the plenty which He has l?estowcd upon us? No personal solicitation of subscriptions is being made. The peo ple are asked to respond voluntarily and to leave whatever amount they can give wit>h J. G. Bragaw. Jr. He has consented to act a? treasurer for the local fimd. MONDAY NIGHT'S CELEBRATION. Washington held a great demonstration Monday night in honor of Wot-drow Wilson's re-eloction. The affair passed off in .-plendid style and was not marred bv a single unpleasant incident. Usually, in affairs of this kind, there is considerable "rough-house.", The writer happens to have lieen in several other cities when celebra tions of Monday night's style were carried out and in everyone of| them, the police were kept busy in arresting disorderly and intoxi-j cated persons. But in Washington, there was not the slightest dis- 1 order and if there was a drunken man in the city, he kept out of sight until after the celebration wan over. Citizens from every part of the county took part in Monday night's big event and both city and country people appeared to be determined to have a good time but at the same time conduct themselves so as to give no offense to anyone. They succeeded my ally anil they deserve unlimited praise and commendation. One thing is certain, there has not been another city in North Car-' olina that has held a better or a more orderly celebration of any kind than that which was held here. We have a right to be proud of old Beaufort county and for her high tvpe of citizenship. : ANTI-GERMAN SENTIMENT. Yesterday's dispatches told of new indignities that were being work ed upon the Belgian people by their German conquerors. Able hod ied men. according to the report, have been forced to leave homes and families and have been cent to Germany, thero to work in indus trial plants. The means of support has l?en deprived from thous ands of families, who are now forced to undergo hardship and suffer ing. It is acts of this kind that has ca^i?fd the greater part of the anti German sentiment in th? United S'tates. The heartless actions and deeds committed under the approval of the German government hav< turned countless thousands against Germany. And a* long an Ger many persists in playing the tyrant to countries that are unable to help themselves, just so long will this -entiment continue to Ik- again*-: her. 44 n. v. <\ s. k." Th??e letters have* an all important meaning at this *e a?on of tin year. They stand for "I)<> Your Christina* Shopping Furl v." It i* a slogan whieh' haa l>een adopted nil over the country Muring the la?t fe w years and it is* a worthy "no. The season for Christmas shopping will soon he upon us. The clerks are beginning to dread the fiine when they will In- forred tf. remain at work until the late hours of the night. They will ke kept on the rush from early morning until fhe itorcR clo<ie. And their task can l?e made much eaaier for thorn if the people would onlv adopt the 44D. Y. C. 8. E." slogan. The "early'* does not refer alone to rhe calendar, hut alao r<> early in the dav. Many persons put off their shopping tripn unt?l after noon or evening. A* a result, the clerk* have coinparati vdv nothino to do during the morning ?nd are made to tro the limit during l4ie later hours of the day. Thia cau?u* general dissatisfaction. n? t onl\ to the clerka but to the customer*, for when tliere is a hig crowd in a store it is impossible to get the proper attention. For jronr own benefit and for the benefit of everyone el?e. make up /onr mind to adopt the "Early" slogan and get it over with. And, incidentally, we might say- that tbe mar-chants of Washington ?re pitting in the largest stock of Christmas goods that they have ever handled. There will he large assortments of gifts to select fro n: and should find their want* satisfied. Let's all join in in making tbia Chriatmaa * merry one for our home folks ? instead o# tbe merohanta in aome other city or tbe heads of the mail order How Delightful is WASHINGTON PARK! For t *? Ml hkl tor* MM , th< ra? A. 0.1 ATLANTA. 2*la WUmnr.lftta. * Q"?*t >^borfy AO^.Tac. M?hw I ADVERT18B IN THE OAILY NEWS The Town Gossip (Written by Mr*. W. 8. W.. Bearer Dam Swamp) DEAR EDITOR: 1 AM writing. A FEW words. OP THIN OS. THAT ARE happening. OUT HERE. I WANT to tell you. ABOUT an old man. WHO LAST Sunday morning. WAS FIXING. TO OO out visiting. AND GOT hla collar on. BOTTOM SIDE up. BUT HE found out. HIS MISTAKE. BEFORE HE left home. and Turned it over. AND I want to tell you. ABOUT A young fellow. WHO HAD started home. WITH HIS girl. THE OTHER night. AND HIS home. WAS BETWEEN. WHERE THEY were. AND HIS glrl'a homo. AND WHEN ho got TO HIS home. HE COMPLETELY forgot. THE GIRL. AND LEFT her. IS* THE road. AND IT was. DARK AS pitch. AND HE went In. AND WENT to bed. AND IF I was. IN THE girl's place. r ( HE WOULD never start. ANYWHHRE with me a gal a. AND NOW I want to know. IF TOUR wife. LIKE8 CANNED apples. AND IF she doea. I WANT yojk TO BRINO her oat. TO SPEND the day with me. AND I wiU hare. CANNED APPLES for dinner. . AND I'D send her a Jar. RIGHT now. BUT I hare aeven head. IN MY family. AND I haven't got. A WHOLE Jar to spare. AND I want you. TO TELL lier. IF SHE will tome. OUT HERE next falL AND HELP J?e to put up. MY CANNED applea. AND PEACHES. AND 8WEET pickles. 1 AND IF she will furnlah. THE 8UOAR. I WILL divide. WITH HER. AND WE might have. SOME TROUBLE. IN DIVIDING them. AND IF we did. I'D LET her have her way. BECAUSE I hear. SHE'S FROM Texaa. AND THEY aay. PEOPLE out there. % ARE RATHER vigorous. I THANK you. Dress Godds In a wide assortment of patterns and vari eties. A special showing is now on display. YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED. THE HUB BUSKIN BERRY COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR T*7 .thii! baauti | fully and nobody can tell ? Brines back ita glosa and thicknaaa. Common garden rage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn frr*y, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and Inruri ant; remove every bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair. Mixing the Base lea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troubleeome. An aaaier way is to get the ready-to-um tonic, coat ing about 60 eenta a large bottle, at drug storea, known as "Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur Compound,'* thui avoiding a lot of muse. While wispy, gray, faded kalr is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youth ful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's 8sga and Sulphur, no one can tall, baeauae It does it so naturally, so evenly. Ton just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw tnfs through your half, taking one small strand at a time; br morning all gray hairs have disappear so. After another application or two your hair beeoiaea beautifully dark, gloeey, soft and luxuriant gad you appear yearn younger. Today** ad* have, for you ? If you need to bay anything ? an IMMEDI ATE eaah value. Your attention to them will cava yon from that com mon eat act of fm?rovtd*?ct ? paying too much for aomothiag. R. P. D. No. 4 NEWH. (By Sunflower) Rev. C. D. Malone field divine g?r vlces at St. Stephens church Sunday morning and night. Mr. Malone gave an Interesting tnlk Sunday night. It being his farewell sermon.*' #?111 reKret to see him leave, bat tru?t he will have nuccewi In his 08W Aeld of labor. Mrs. Ed Cutler and little daughter Mildred spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother, lira. W. A. Congleton. Mra. Rhoda Jane Alligood visited her sister, Mrs. M. L. Cherry Thura day. 'Jilt .. We regret to announce the Illness ? of J. M. Cotton. School started Monday at Piney ?rove with Misses Bishop and Sprln gle as teachers. \ ? Mrs. M. F. Congleton spent inn day aa the guest of Mrs, Julia Cherry. Mr. and Mrs. John P*. Cutler were th<* guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Congleton Sunday. Miss Lostfle Congletoft visited Miss Venla Alligood Sunday. Rer> C. D. Malorje was the guest of /. M. Cotten Sunday. Joe Edwards and Bob Milts were , gueets of Arthur Cos Sunday. I Mrs. Pannle Alligood visited at j W. A. Congleton'a flundey afUroeo*. ? ?p?pci??p TO jnn DAtvr ntw$. "They do morethan That's why Chesterfields are like ? good cup of coffee ? they taste fine and, in addition, they satisfy! % ? But, besides letting you know you've been smoking, Chesterfields are MILD, toot Chesterfield is the one cigarette that can give you this new delight ( satisfy ; yet mild), because no cigarette maker can oopy the Chesterfield blend? an entirely 0010 combination of tobaccos and the greatest advance in cigarette blending in 20 years. "Civ* ma a package of thou cigarettes that SATISFY I " 10 for 5c Abo|Mckad20*rl0a I If yoa had never visited any of our stores yon could still decide, from reading today's ads, which one* are H?ost likely to secure most of your patronage. MOTOBOTtUB REPAIRING In all Its branches. Skilled work and modern appliances used In the work. Familiar with all makes and parts. All work ruar anteed. All charges moderate. Will jrou send us your cycle or shall we send for It? D. R. CUTLER Bicycle, Shop Cut Flowers FOR A Mi OOnAMOKf Roam, Carnation*, Valley*, Violet*, and Orchid* the lead er*. Wedding Flowers arranged In lataat art Floral design* artlntlcallr arranged. rail and Winter bulba are now ready, plant early for beet r ecu It* Roae buahee, Brer groefta, Rhrabberlee, Shade treee, and Hedge planta in rarlona rarletlee at Ptkoee 149. J. ll O'Quinn & Co. RALRIOH, N. C Professional, and Business Cards a? , o | E. A. Daniel, Jr. J. S. Manning I I U C. Warren W. W Kllcliln UANIKL & WARIIEN I MANNING 4 KITCflTN Attornpr>-tt-Uw Prarilo* In Superior, Federal ?nd Supreme court* of this state 0 . , 0 u ? o Jno. U. Small , A. D. MaaLean | 8. C, Br??w W. B. Rodman. Jr. SMALL, MacLEAN, HKAOAW A RODMAN Attorneys -at-LaV Oillcri i on Markat at, Oppoalta Clir Hall. Washington, N. C. o ? ? ( ? o N*. ! . Simmon* W. L. Vinfhail SIMMONS k VAUGHAN l.AWYERS Rooma Laughlnjrhouaa I Bnlldln*. WaalllnKton. N. C. 0 ? ? , ( H. 8. Ward Janlu D. Orlmaa WAKP & GBIMB8 Attoroara-at-Law WASHINGTON. N. 0. W. prattle* In tha conrta of tha Mrat Jpdlnlal nintrlct and tha fad Aral rourta ?u->: A. D. MacLean. Washington. N.C. ?. Thompson, Aurora, N.C. MacLEAN & THOMPSON Attorneys-at-Law Aurora and Washington. N. 0. -0 W. C. RODMAN Attorney -at- Law WASHING 1 ON. N. 0. I HAItRY McMULLAN ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Laughlnghouae Building. I Corner 8ocond and Market Bta. 0 JOHN H. BONN BR i Attorney-at-Law WA8HINOTON. N. C. 0 0. A. PHILLIPS & BRO. FIRE INSURANCE WASHINGTON, N. C. E L Stewart F. H. Bryfti STEWART k BRYAN Attorneys-at-Law WASHINGTON. N. 0. I KXBC1TTOIW KOTHTK. | Having qualified before tha Clark I of tha Superior Oonrt of Beaufort ? County on Rxacntora of tha laat will I of O. M. Mooring, decaaeed. -notice la hereby liven that all paraona holding clalna agalnat aald a?Ut? will pre ' aent tha aama to tha undaralgnad for I piyment wlthla one r?r from tha date hereof, or tnta notice will ha pleaded la bar of recovery. All per i ?on. Indebted to aald eatate will j plaaaa maka payment to tha under lined. Tbla 14th day of Oetobar. 1910 A. W. BAKER ft I. 8. FI.EMINO, Executors O. M. Mooring. miMn. reading tha atort ada will Utoa yn how to aare noma "real money" on ? today*a pnrahaeee.
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