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. PAGE SIX." :r 77" FT'-' - ' . . "'-II - " T Monday, March 27th, 191fr H
Time "" , "ft ' WOMEN'S ACTlVyiES . ' ' - V,
. Determines Y O (m - Ir t1 ' f 'T " J jY
Opportimip j " " 7 - j.
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WESTERN UNION
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- : (LssifiSl Before the t 'Vf-S? hg
How the Matron Company I f ,f VXS3t "F$4$eV V 111 -". A
! (Bu.ter Brown Shoe.) of Cedar l ; . ''JtOBS &JW&sfy&f Ml V" V
r- 1 -11 1 - - .
l!l III Ir. Matron and th Miirrouffhs ficurine lfirmne tht III , i
IIHHI I1 III lllll I'llll f(--.v- ' " " P ' II A 11. i . II nr,ll,;, 'r-irihti,.. (----Knnt K.-hu-n III .
nHhn m.m n h of gasomne the i x sa!e.s.in.T..iR;.sv i ;rB-u '
til- - " : ,-,,.., Hf,- . ,. TJr, ! . 1
TT'S (Wtonhinn whnt a hi.nrh of pairs fcBfcK. 10 -A- at0IWl - .
-f in it-i.i i . -:-Tt- -.-.t r , i u ' i , : i . i .. ii l .. ' 1 1 ;r-cs27 irvm -frrtf in ! it . i&r.." rin - - t
I I III HI I I ' ' KlHimoml, M.url. -27. Whcii a;.(,.il K""i' m!,I tn.r.llyrun the uvn- . : I II ftn thft-ffl(V, ,, hnok v-rk-of his. busi- , v."t ..work on it. ; . ; : J??gS
iii;io.iniii;.L i-nc -prcafiii .-i.v-' ill nmwinihn.l hy ):.!() a. m. nrul has all . ill i our linircrs run over tho-kovs. lotine I aAif-B' ja"l:saW.tai c a ' I1 " I nil . . ( . :
I - II II I Ill- I , r I! ' '!.! n . :J U F " 1 'rt '-1 1 ' . BW ' WTI I
m.r ii .vn hi iiuom. mi kt .-.nn ... , III ., pfe wrd of vcsUt. av'8 trnnair-tions. ,. luiai ki;m. .. - . . Ill . .. B hMimA IS Bl fl - hrUgTnqTatfT . ...
always available almost everywhere,
gains time, restores time lost, over
takes escaping opportunity. -
Hundreds of vital situations are saved
daily by timely use of Western Union
Telegrams, Day Letters, Night Letters,
Cablegrams and "money transferred
by telegraph.
Full Information at any Western Union Office. .'
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
' 1 In nome Bcctioim In WiImoii oiuintv
Janiieia-.aieiusiiiK llinr Ima In I lij
ai'ore from the ravngos of Hiolcrn
rid in every hiNtanve, ho fnr, onlv thcMi
who remain in the old, tiine-licnti'ii
TUta, are the Iorotb. Somo of tliom-'tle-"
miunce the new way of treating the
scourge anil say the "now fiinjjled
way" ia 11 huinhuKV n ml tlmt vac
cination for cholt-rn jh nil toinfooli'iv
and that it ia only hcIiciiic to lilcoil
. the farmer. But the in off inti'lli
Rcut farmrra and they are greatly- in
the majority in Wilson comity. nrc
following: the advice of County Pcmnn
ntration Agent O. O. Dukes, nod . are
littving the vaccine virus shot ' inn
their awine. .
. On one plnntntion, n short wny out
-tram thii city, forty. Ii in ';') ' died
IrOftt The rtfuoaKo niiiipTv-" TTocniise
hogngiiiiist cholera
has pruned three m
I'd throe nuainst Nan
chimb and
.lose scale.
WILL NOT CHECK ULSE
OF (IASOLINE THE
PRESENT YEAR
Ulchinniid, M inch 27.--When lulled
fur mi iiiimon on the IfHtiunn juneess
tor olitaininp coiisnlenildy niiue huso
line from, crude oil tliuu is possilde lit
present and which has . licea lulniil eil
l'(l' U' ll IIK'TTT?
Mrs. John Kerfoot Haywood.
Mrs. John Kerfoot Haywood, wife
of a well known Washington physi
cian, is actively identified with the
Concessional Union for Woman's
JSuff rnge nnditirvnrious pcaco
movements. She is prominent" In
club work and in resident Washing
ton society.
tu I'll! . or 7'' deques.
-Ijrrn rourti'iicti"'!, cull' t
Motor
l only-
fun., .1
mi I he hiiWi; rnili'.-i and I lie IMtUl ! an
,'iiiioline would tin id ly; 11111 t he nvei
ie liuif liiiii;., - The -present rlyle of -efi-;i
n cs may even have to lie .. chniiK' d." ''
This 'new )i"ocess .-:coii'M.ljds : (if ii'-at-
Iiiif .crude oil to tiin - te inperaiuses,
TTio
ir
- owner -of the rlt'funrt "yi uuleis
agin new-fangled" treatment for the
3rie:XTI
.Whe not retarded in his work, Mr.
Dnken ig" doing much to relieve the
nation., isesuies iiiiioculnting lnnny
refining firms throughout theVctnjntrv
u prominent uttsolinc initliontv ol this
citv said that while the venture would
prolmlilv lie a success, it could ijt no
wny -an oct the gasoline prices i ir less
than another vear and that the present
skv limit quotations on gasoline w ill
not onlv hold stenilv hut posyihlv rise.
Tn ptirf. he said: "The onlv solve
lion to the gasoline1 -problem that I
can see is to increase the output, and
it is claimed that the Kittnifin process
can do this. It is estimated that there
will be two nni) fl half million atitoino
biles alone in operation this year, .which
will consume l,l"0,OtMl,i)(llf ' gallon- of
gasoline.. Then there are the farming
tractors and other gasoline motors jo
rnrrrm si rrrrrd- -ntrd -t h r-u( ( dr- -wi H-ttn
lv leach the deinnnd if that.
"Gasoline obtained .from the Kit t tnr n
process is of comparatively .low gravi
ty about iiO degrees, ; ludievc nitd.
it is ptooned to meet this liy tnlvtn;
tliils III1J
'"JJWWrih'tl-ef but 1 lie '.conrpinii.eg "Which- liuve
adopteil it are only using ir experiment
nllv. 1 lie process is the invention of
111-. W, V. liittinni, of IN' I'nited
States Hureaii of M iiies,-1 liich has .is
siieil licenses-to- the. combined compan
ies to use the method, but on conili-
fi-oii that all pa ten table improvements
developed by the licensed iirni.s irt its
ejnploynienl lie assigned to tlie Cecre
taiy of the I nti rior.
1 1 is .uiide rstood that the companies
accepted- the use of the piocesB only
on condition thiit they lie reimbursed
to the .extent of their expenditures in
developing it.
;Voii, .Mni-cli
.- raft wit
l.lMiil.lil'U feet of lumber, the -biggest
ever on local waT.eis, will arrive Here,
ludiig towed (liivvu the Xortheiint river
f -' i" IVi iiurmiMii'ii nriil;;ii liy thl'i
it with, higher grades, bringing the tugs..: .v : . 5 I
' . .V--'.'., 11 ' ! I ' I ! Jl Hi', M T - '
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. ., . . , ys.. ,-i-r, -iif..,.u ;.r ,-i j,.. ,.. , .'-..ii. ...a. ? . ..i,.-..!,. ,,1. -y. m
"A. TLMiSWSI:--J
in a Pair of J. & K.i T I
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WHAT do you think cf a
retailor wh() takes tta-parly.
hours before the rush of 'cus
tomers the hours that look least..'
valuable nnrl mnks . them t he
most profitable of all? "
V, liar ili'M'nTj'TrimJrcira moiTwhiT hfnr
all the office and hook v -k of his .bnsi
. .m'HA-fiiiishivl hv 0:.!0 a. m. find has all
the rest of ttio day h niako friends and
pile up profit:).
What do you think of a -simple-art
of books that Fhnws crrrv rhv n mm'-
nlete record ol yesterday s transactions,
including:; - - - u- o .
Perpetifal inventory of inerehandise
. on hand. ...
Total ca.-h sales. ". -,
( (ist of ea.sh a leu. "
Total charge salrs.
( ost of elnirne sales.
Profit, for the (lav.
MonevTn.romers owe: vmrtfii'coatif "
reeeivuble).
Money received on account.
. Money that you owe (accounts pav
: aide). ;: '
Total cheeks paid for goods bough t.
Numlierof pairspold during tlie day.
Total of discounts on invoices.
Total of expenses.
Total bank deposits.
. Merchandise jeliiffied.lo.ma-mifafe
.-. turcr.
... . . Nurhl.ier of pair? added to stock. . ;
Number of pairs rcrjiaiuiug in. store.
Amount of sales fry each cleric - -
Trofit on each clerk's sales. .
" our limrcrs run over the kevs, list ing
tlv 1 1 ems - vou press the 1 olal Kev, pul l
a lever, and vou ve printed vour total
caf h sales for the day.
t'liargesalescoine just nseosilv then
total s.ticii.
That's tlio lntormation wlurh F, D.
Mntsoti nas about his business every
day. Matson anil many other retailors
are getting this complete information,
easily, niiicklv, bv the u?e of a Hurrouubs"
lirain tif the Bnrrotighs is r-rriial-to tin; -
wnole job in two hours or less each day.
Total cost, pf sales takes only, a tew
'minurtM nioro-- for the code figures are
on tiie slips. . -
It is not so trr.icli work to add up sales
bv clerks either and know which makes
the most sales and the most profit.
Perpctij.il Book Inventory
rT1HK machine enables Matson to keen
: a perpetual book inventory, which
ai ls in buying and results in bigger
profits and p.iicker turn-overs.
besides that the Burrounhs enables
him to take an actual stock inventory
often. Comparison of 'book and actual
inventories puts a rheck on leaks.. :
Hrv-remar4ry--fiirile--and-
'Jatson nets nil tho farts
alxi'it Iris hiiHiuess is typical'. of what
the itiii-rouirhs will 'do for cny business.
Whatever your kin: 1 of business there's"
a Hurroughs to handle the -figures.'
Vntf to our ncirest nfTiee viinr I ele
phoi-f l.iook or your banker will iv e you
tl;o .idilri'Ss and simply nay that vini
nre interested in t ho figures which a
Ifurroughs.wili enable you to. get aliout,
-If .Vol! -prefer -to v. ritf Hi-
-the-fT5rton,1 r.ddress iiurroughspUctroit,
.Muiiigaii.
In ttn Hla-k time of the day the Mntunn .Store nets tha
lijjvire facta od wliicb 10 build tur bigger protiM.
.i
lib
. The. ISurrouKhit rnakrti it ranv Jo. im 'ntfvry every item
. 4n-tiork ia runrii'OT rhort. time. ' .
' ' I H (JKOWN SHOt CC'
i4fMt,
. n'"Jl'v ' . JVJC-----'.i JUL
f- ;aat2a;-t.i
r;
The moment You Set Foot
Pumps for Women You Are Taking a Step in Advance
in Foot-Wear, . Quality, Fit and Satisfaction. A step
tharvvnrteacl you iri tlTcrrightrl ireictioTrtir Fo otHnptri-"
v ness and Style-fulness. v'.. - . .
' J.jS K. Pumps are designed with special attention to
-A III -V Til
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SSSSBN ' FIGURING AND DOOKKEEPIN'G t-iACHtXtS f PRTCED A3 C-kr'ifSSeaii 1 7;
- ''-" - (HrB1 'P'-T COSTLY ER.VORS-SAVE VUATiLE TIME Jfl UWAS 123 ' WJSlM ; '-
permanent uncial ion clai.'sc in the bifl. " . . . " 'I'lo.'' sli-oi'iv -is. '.Ii (tyt long, 0 foot .;; ," . . 1
',.-:- ril U 111 J I P bcvm i,.,.! ii' : , clHiiilvd - she Will make -..,.'
FRENCH' APPEAL" TO :-'-' H H .ri i J'i iii.l.--r lioo'r.: The distance fro.m, -;: -.-'... I
. I - SPAIN FOR PRISONERS I U 1 1 I UULIU U.-fhau-ii totli;- t-uurMiig statioi. is re-.; : , . ; 4
-- - . . ... puled tn In- nl'ioi-ri.'" iTnles. rlic boat , y ;
; I'aris, l-nucerMan-ul:.-H .i. coni -"';"..'' 11(111110 ' l.c...rnr.ed m.d.ihe j,.amiement . '
potedthat over l,omil-',-, ..h faunlo-s V : R U S : " r U-e A,:v hnlW 1, ..il i.rm - :., -
., ,, , ., .. ... . , . - -. - Illlnllll 1 iiiui'iii. -.a' . d'lt tamiiskeet bake. Al- it
have sought the eel,, ol K,,ig Air.0-0 . IIUHUU ; ,,, ,, , ,; s. ,,...,,,; .- , ,. a,,,, ha, not ' ' . U
of .Spina tur the ilisi-ovfi'v- id ch'Ws as . . , ,. , ... . f I 1
.. n,,,'l " i-i.M -"''i-. I 1 ,
f :.''' opiiiii.ii i-. thi'l tli.- ainer will make 'I JS'
." . '" 'I'll,. Asif.. ille Hoard of 'Trade ur-,.-r' 'd.iU.v- cui,'::. -.' ' :"H v.'lli the 'll:lO Nor-
"".' .. . . 1 - ...1 1-..11, .,,( I.. ,, I,:,',., C.r Miickev. nn.l I.
llie li-iiliC III II'-hio ll'l HI Cil HO I'l.H e ' ,- " -.
lin-biiTi'iioii da .this ini.oii;,nt matfer. v ill oitIc t !.. n I on, -trip -after the ar- .
Hoard cites. licnrgia us gn:i'!v pn.lif ing rival of the N.n folk Southern Marker . I ,
by" wirking ' Stale eon if ts 'on public train in the lU'teruoou. U
meat cause qf r -
Die ttrtMitT iu;i inti'fin 1 (' t!i- Slntr K H .Vn . M I
IIi'''ions. roid the - . I
r the ; . . - . . I
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NOT OPPOSED TO
SHIPPING BILL
Washington, M:neh 117. Majority
Eeader. 'Jaude Kitchin denies that he.
has given out an' intervi"v say iijgth.'it
he ioidd not support tin' adntinisf ra
tion 'k shipping bill. Mr. Kitchin sai l
tii.lt wjiii" of the State papers had
'fiiotc'lAhiin as-saying he would oppose
the -measure and that the same s'oiv
Had been picked up and published over
Hm I 'l'ittlTv- :
iim
op
" tint, " -said- Mr. Kitchin, "I
otdKiscd to ijerniani'iit ginernment
elation of nieifhaiit marine for gencial
Irade." Mft 'iiiTornuitioii is that- the
cjii iiiitt on Meif liaut Marine, and
Fisheries will piit in -a .r( ision elim
inating -til-! periiuinenl operation . feat
ure and make the 'ojieratiou by the
government lis it should' be,ail emer
gency act. With the elimination of
the permanent operation feat lire 1 will
support the' bill. This was my posi
tion on the measure in the last Con
gress' and . I see no 'reason to change
now.-- I tieliet ed hrrom m 1 1 tec wti
.rtr rhat-att -or- us can
hug the ankle. Qualities and Every Pair Guaranteed
to "Fit the Arch." . .
J. I-! Dasiie
THE DEPENDABLE STORE
STAR FISH MARKET
- Bef ore you buy your Fish,
call at Star Fish Market.
We carry a full line of
Fresh and Salt Water Fish.
-We dress them to order.
lk
to the whi'realioul s id lelativi
have either not been heard
months or have been reported a
ing on the -official list-;, special oiliies
have been lifted, up in the royal palace
at .ladi;d and a regular stall', under
the direct iiiodf the Kind's pnate sec.
retarv, Ihui 1'iniilioTorfes, is-emplorcd
in Mirtiug and tiling the l.-tters receiv
ed, la talking (o n "reprcM-ntative nf
the I'ctit .Iniirnal recently,' lion' liiuil
ioj'i.irii's.sai.t that a great imniber of
yi" letters received were read by the
KiiTg' hiniself, who- directed all par
ticulars available to be sent to the
Spairisli Ambassador in Berlin, in ordec
thnt lie migh make the necessary re
plication to the (leiinan government.
Onlv the other dav, said Don Einilio
Torres, the information, was . received
that two French 'soldier reported as
missing were safe and well in Cier
iiinny. The news was impiedintely tele
graphed to their families. Of. late a
number of appeals for he'p with regard
to lost relatives have. . bom -received
friu linJili pujopbf.
BEAUFORT LADY IS
HEIRESS TO MILLIONS
I'.elhavcn, Manh -7. Mr. A.
Muir, fnrinerlv of this town, is-ine
STAR FISH MARKET
F. T. Fulcher, mgr.
Phone 101
Across' street from
New PostofFice
ten heirs to the estate of her grand
father,..Iohii i '('. Trice, who emigrated tn
Colorado years ago .and there made a
fortune. The estate is estimated to be
worth from . I OO.tiOOH id to .i:(iMMi,iioo.
Mrs. Muir has four rRildrep, two of
whom reside at Relhaven. Thev are
MrwiV'.. C.'-Jnir,- Chrisheld, '.lib;Mrs.
Leslie Kiev. Norfo'k", V'a- and Messrs.
Oscar dm! Russell. Muir, of lielhaven.
AVhenMisr"Mnir w ill enuio into posses
sion of her part of the estate is not
known. .
prison a,t Kaleigli. ;.m
eipial iliAisinn of. tlie
Made bet v. eon I he (
VeliiVa! Mid riedlliout
'estern or Miuintainoiis lie'rion
State, taking into consideration,
course, the jfx.'lte I i ft i -1 1 1 v of buih
ing" loads in the inijiintains than in the
level count ry: t -
The people re" a isji iirgcd to call on
fli" candidates for the legislature and.
Senate to declare themselves on this
important subj.'ct before tin election in
Xoi -ember, and demand that such Jegis-
I:it iiin tie enacted.
Pile Cured In 6 to 14 Day
Vonr rtrcrirint will refund money it PAZO
OINTMKNT Ullf to cure ny c ol Itchinr.
tieorgia h:oibeen building roads ..ith
her State convicts for about three
vears, and the. talk of motorists coming
through (ieorgia to Ashcville indicates
the enormous value of this policy of
road-lmilding! Motorists state that thev
can drive from fnrtv to sixtv miles
through (ieorgia without changing the
gears on their machines.
Everyone admits that' good roads at
tract much capital. -
Virginia is now adopting the system
of working State convicts on their
pnlilic roa4.' North Carolina should
not tie behind in-this important movement.
BOAT LINE FROM.
BELIIAVEN, PLAN
Helhaven, March 27. A daily steam
boat line between New Holland, Mattn-
niuskeet Lake, illvde eountv, and Bel
haven will be I established, it is aid,
I within the next few weeks. The boat
Tnke 9, Cln'is of -Salts If Your Back
Hurts or Bladder Bothers
. ' Moat Tnrms Uric Acid.
If you must have your meat every
day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with
sails occasionally, s:iys.n noted author-,
ity. who tells us that meat forms uric
acbl which almost paralvzesthe kidneys
in. their i ITorts to expel it from th
blond. . They become sluggish mid
weaken, 1 1 1 - -1 you suffer with, a dull-
misery in the kidney region, sharp pains
in tue luick or sick headache-, dizziness
your, stoaiai-h sours, tongue is .coated'
and w hen the weather -is bad you have
twinges. The- urine gets
cloudy, full of sediment, the channels
often get jiore and irritated, obliging
you tit seek relief two or three times
during the night. '-
To neutralize these irritating acids,
to cleanse the kidneys and, flush off
the bodv's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jud Salts from any pharmacy
here; take a tablespoonftil in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to Hush and stimulate
sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the
acids in urine, so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder -weakness.
dad .Salts is inexpensive; rantiot in-
ftTO 9t Iton, Mass., k jure and makes a delightful efferves;
tMtrtpplicUoBireiid'rt- 4oc I to make the ruYaiid she is expected Scent lithia-w .iter drink. -
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