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7TTTITE KINSTON", FREETRES3 V -rm TOHOSROWTNKINSTOr EXPERT 'OPINION ON: C 1 IW DREAD INHANTILE PARiLYSiS MAY COME in ilNPSlirl " 1IM i If I li'lML: w-f il . I inn 1 A, II I IT. P' . !! - J Mothers should take a vacation from cake and pastry baking Serve good Ice cream you can get the bst any time from any VELVET KINDT dealer. Be Stjt THE CREAM OF AIL ICE CREAMS - Try AQuartToday! Sold by E. B. Marston Drug Co. I r. 77777 W CALL FOR Sitterson's Pure i Ice Cream '",' "f 7 ' ' 1 k , ; State Analysis Proves it to be the Best ; Made in Kinston S. C. SITTBRSON Phone 8 in s Uffi Mitt 1 ISIff 111 CHURCHES; THEMES OF SERMONS OF PASTORS Programs In Ilousei of Worship to Which Public Are Invited Meet ings Societies' and Sunday School Hours Special Ann6uncementa . of Ministers and tho Like Following are services to be held in local churches 7 tomorrow. Th public ia invited to all of these: . christian. .;; Gordon Street There will be the usual meetings hero on Sunday, tBl bl school opens t 10 o'clock in all departments and closes at 11 o'clock when the morning preaching aer vices begin. The service, including tho Lord's Supper closes at 12:15. At 7:15 p. m. the Junior Intermediate and Young People's Christian En (ieavor Societies meets (for forty-five minutes. , The evening preaching service begins at 8:15. The pastor, Bernard I. Smitli, will preach both morning and eyening. ' May we not have you with us in these meetings T They will do you-.; good and your presence will please us. Come and let us worship God together. , EPISCOPAL. St. Mary's Church Services for the Fifth Sunday after-Trinity. Sun day school 9:30 , o'clock. Morning prayer and sermon 11 o'clock by the Rev. Howard vAlligood. Evening prayer without sermon 5:30 o'clock Christ Church Sunday school at 3 o'clock. " Evening service and ser mon 8:15 o'clock by dhe Rev. How ard Alligood. . - : METHODIST. Queen Street Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching by the pas tor at 11 o'clock and at 8 p. m. The Knights of lEzelah meet at 3:30 p. m. You are invited to see us Sunday. Every member of the church is urg ed to attend. y Caswell Street Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor. There will be no service at night ' SCIENTIST. -First Church of Christ Services are held in, this church every Sun day morning at 11 o'clock. Subject for the lesson sermon tomorrow "Truth." Sunday school 10 a. m. Wednesday evening or testimonial meeting at 8. 1 Reading room open daily from 3 until 5 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend '"these er vices and visit the reading room. m OAK RIDGE. N. C. T. E. WHITAKER, Sec.Tre... An oM-fashfnnftri Snnthern flrhrml riatinir fWim IftS? Tn Itji lnnirhlstorv it has enrolled tlioustutfs from, the CaniUniui ami miiOlnln? suites. I're- r parauun i.'iat opens the wur to bicser arcomoIisSmonti In collosre. limlnnss, and life, stuavrus in campus, alhletic erotinria, orchards ' farms. Modftrn acnocil buildings, bioatn hi-ut and sboners. Library. Active liwrary societies. Healthful. uccusoiuie locauon uear tirdonsbiiro. Moraihana tliousanU feet above soa lovoL a f Iff 1 leadline, business, music, anit atliletlcs. All male teacbert. Discipline mild but Arm. Costs reason able. fcT5 for tho rear. Kail session opens Septem ber (, 1U18. Write early for 1 llusiraied catalogue. Aildress n ait nmr.F in;tttt itf.. Oak Ridge. N. C EAST CAROLINA TRAINING SCHOOL A State school to train teachers (or the public schools of North Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one purpose. Tuition free to all who agree to teach. Fall Term begins September 26, 1916. V ,, FOR CATALOGUE AND OTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS ROBT. H. WRIGHT PRESIDENT HESS35S GREENVILLE, N. C. AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS TO GET AID FROM BIG LE AGUERS AT CLEVELAND Cleveland, July 22.- Amafeur ball players will get their chance in Cleveland this season. A newspaper has promoted a scheme whereby four baseball experts, two of them ex- leaguers, will report weekly on the best player seen in action during the seven days. Scores of amateur teams here fighting out the city championships. " 1 v In September the best players se lected will be divided into two or four teams, as available material warrants, and a series of games play ed at league park. Manager Lee Fohl of the Indians will select what he believes '-to be the two most likely looking amateurs and give them : a six-weeks' tryout next spring with his team. .-. s - ' 'Managers of bush leagues also wilj be here and sign up any of the ama teurs which look good to them. Some VV M.j -II CAROLINA RAILROAr ' TIME TABLE No. 1 FIRST-CLASS FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. Southbound Northboum S32. , - S33 A. M. ,ll P. M 7:35 Ar. ... Kinston ...,Lv. 6:0 7:29.... Hines Junction ....a 6:0! I 7:06...... .r Pool. ......... f 5:2f I'M. . Vtaoiann K-9'. amateur games here draw 50,000 to f 6:40... r; Suggs Siding 1 5:5f 100,000 fans. - ' 6:30 Lt.... Snaw Hill .. .Ar. :0 - Ail trains governed by the NorfoN ' Southern rules while osinr the tracl Everett Johnson, private, Compa- from Kinston to Hines Junction. an ny A, Third N. C. infantry, rode the subject to, tb orders of tts aupsrm "blind bafgaBo" on a Norfolk South- - rh, .hove aehaH,,!. t. pnv, .,. formation only, and is supposed to b By SAMUEL G. DIXON. M. D. (Pennsylvania Cora'r. of Health) Philadelphia, July 22.-4nfantile paralysis is a disease that affects the nervous system. It often causes death, and again, the acuta stage fre quently subsides end leaves paraly lia tA oni or more pf the limbs that often lasts through life. Today we do not know what causes the disease, therefore, preventive measures must be'broad. You, must keep the children away from insect life, such as flies, mosquitoes, fleas, bed bugs, ticks, ants, lice, etc. You should ,s?e that all rata and mice around the building are killed. Pet ;ats and dogs should be washed with a two per cent carbolic acid solution. Everything should be kept clean about the house, including the chil dren. ; ' - ' Children should be fed well but not Indulged in large quanaities of wa ter, ice cream or. other frozen dishes on a full stomsch, as that will often cause acute indigestion and render them susceptible1: - to- other diseases. In other wards, the digestion should be guarded cafefufay; .i .v Children should, have plenty of sleep. - They .should not associate with other children that a re sick. Their homes should b I well ventilated mt screened, s ' AH foodstuffs should be protected. ' ' ' Children's mauths should be rins ed out and their throats gargled with Dobell's solution after each meal. If he children are too young to rinse or gargle, wash the mouth 'with a liece of fabric dipped in Dobell's "so- ution. Children should be kept out of crowded places. I n. wliat does tliat mean? It means that NEW quality, in a cigarette, that does for your smoking exactly what a drink of cold water does for your thirst! MAYBE THE SOLONS ARE SEEING THINGS Washington, July 22. Probably no one gives a darn, but the following articles' are on the free list in the new revenue bill about which Re publicans and Democrats are kicking up so much fuss: Acenaphthene, Methylanthracene, " Methylnaphthalene. Anthrequinone, iBinitronephthalene, Binitrochlorbenzol, Not to mention Toluylenediamine. . CLEVELAND RAZES OLD CITY Hyf ON BIRTHDAY ? n. (By the United Press) : - . r ?'"' . .. 'ClevelandJuly 22. Cleveland got ready to spend $4,500,000 today. Work was started in razing the, old city hall, where a new $2,000,000 public library will be erected. Clear- ing of the site selected for the $2, 500,000. convention hall also was started. Today was the anniversary of the city's founding. 7-first of all a quality tire in every sense of the word. . But the Price is Less ' on Fisk Non-Skids than on plain'tread casings of several other standard tires. Make your own comparisons. Prices on Fiak Grey Non-Skid Caaings ! 3 x30 . . 10.40 4x3S . . 310 3x30 . . 1340 4ix36 . . 31S 4 x33 . . 22.00 S X37 . . 370 More than 125 Direct Fisk Branches insure' Fisk Service to dealer and car owner. ' Fuk Tint For Sale B All Dtalen THE FISK RUBBERCOMPANY, oN.Y. ; 1 General Offices t Chicopee Falla, Masa. Fuk Brandies in Afore Than 1 25 Clia . ern train from Camp Glenn, was dis covered by the conductor ni'; was turned over to the police - at New Bern. Johnson declared he wouldn't return to iie reservation. The New Bern police confidently assert that he will at least make the start. the time that trains will arrive u)f p hut it (s not rusn" - WM. HAYES, GenL Supt; Kinston, N. C. G A JONES, ' ' Freight and Passgr. Agent, ' , ' ' V- VA1 ' ' Snow Hill, N. (k To satisfy, a cigarette must do far more than just "please" you it must let you know you've been smoking That's what Chesterfields do they satisfy And yet they're MILD! , For the first time in the history of cigarettes, here's a cigarette that satisfies and yet is mild! Chesterfields! . Other cigarettes may be mild, but they don't satisfy' BUT, Chesterfields satisfy yet they're mild! This is new enjoyment for a cigarette to give. It is something that no cigarette, except Chesterfields, can give you regardless of price. t . , '-Why? -'f.: - ,7 '' M Because no cigarette maker can copy the Cnesterfiela blend! Try Chesterfields fotfly 7j'7:f; -.p' 7-:7'U'7 10 for 5c , , , Abopacked2oorioe and yet they re MILD STATEMENT OF THE SKANDIA INSURANCE COMPANY, STOCK HOLM, SWEDEN, CONDITION DECEMBER 31, 1915, AS SHOWN BY STATEMENT FILED. amount of Capital Deposit . . , , 330,000.00 Amount of Ledger Assets December 31st oi previous year 1,513,984.07 Income ' 7 From Policyholders, ?791,181.33 Miscellaneous, $56,118.35. ; 847,299.68 Disbursements . ' . - . .;. . ' To Policyholders, $472,964.24; Miscellaneous, $333,106.81... 806,071.05 Assets. Value of Bonds and Stocks ..........,,$1,386,400.10 Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on interest. V. 120,950.23 Agents' balnnces, representing business written ' subsequent to October 1, 1915 ..,......,:.;......., 47,862.37 .nterest and Rents due and accrued 14.904.18 Total $1,570,116.88 Less Assets not admitted 134,614.10 Total admitted Assets . $1,435,502.78 Liabilities. . " ' Net amount of unp&id losses and claims ..............$ 17905.44 Unearned Premiums .. .691.905.58 Estimated amount payable for Federal, State, County and Mu- " nicipal Taxes due or accrued ..................7.. 15,345.67 Contingent Commissions, or other charges due or accrued..;.. . 700.00 The North Carolina College of Agri culture and Mechanic Arts ' Young Mt teeairt educatioa which will equip ihem far Practical life in " Agricultutp. aod.ll iU allied braachea: ia CwiL Electrical, and Mechanical " Eauicmnr m 0minr an! Dyeing; in Textile or othw huJutfrin, and in ; ' Agriaithiral Teackiii will tmi aeellcnt prormoa lor their choara earren , at the State great t-cSnicel Colleg. Thi CvQrae tl. men lor We bf ' ' i jmn practical abtni tirn m well ai thorough Kientific eduction. Fom year ewjne at Agric iW e. In Cheanlrr. CtO, deck cal, s-td ' ' ' Mrchanicai EngmBring, aid Ttthie ixluatna. - .r ' Four year, l T. one reir, and ajmr Normal cour-j in Ajricu'ture. ; '-wtoua practical a ort eourara, Entrai.e oaminatioat held at e.h County arat oo v'f 13. FOR CATALCCLi; AND ENT.IANCE CLANKS WRITE E. - V j Total amount of all Liabilities except Capital...... $ 887,159.69 Capital Actually paid up in Cash ...... ...... .....$.'5.10,000.00 Surplus over all Liabllitaes ,..,;,.,'.,; .. 218,346.09 ; Surplus as regards Policyholders Total Liabilities ..$ 548,346.09 $1,435,602x7- .1,--1 7j BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1915.' ' , 7 Reinsurance. . ' ' ' ,' ' Manager C.' F. SHALLCROSS.'" ' ' " . 7 Attorney for Service-J. L.' SKINNER, Raleigh."' . Manager for North Carolina NEW YORK OFFICE. .. ' i t ! STATE OF, NORTH CAROLINA INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, I. JAMES R. YOUNG, Jnsorance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the SKANDIA INSURANCE COMPANY OF STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, filed with this de p&rtment, sliawinghij condition of said company on the Slat day of De- Witness my hand and official seal the day anJ !.ie above written. J. R. YOUNG, Insurance Commisoncrr CONFEDERATE VETERANS' REUNION Wilmington, July 26 and 27 This will be one of the most at tractive events to be held in the Sea shore City this year and the Exceedingly Low Excursion Fares with a comparatively long limit of fered by the ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South, Will put within the reach of all, in addition to meeting the Veterans and! Sons of Veterans and their families, A TRIP TO Wrightsville Beach, , Carolina Beach, , ' and Southport, At one' of the most attractive periods. . Tickets will be sold from Kinston on July 25th and 26th. and for trains scheduled to reach Washington at or before noon of July 27th, limited re turn to reach original starting point prior to midnight of . Monday, July 31, 1916. . t,: $4.25 FOR THE BOtfND TRIP, or. $2.50 Via JC S. R. R- Goldsboro ;7r;smd A. C I .' . ' Children live and onder-.twelve years of age half fare. . . Proportionate fares from all points in North Carolina. ":V,, For tickets, schedules and inform ation apply to . ? ! D. J. WARD, Ticket Agent, . r "' Kinston, N. C Chichester spil! y w- .V 1..U.' . . t. .... . .
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