The Endless Chirm ^
of Embroideries
EMBROIDERIES POSSKHfJ A!* ENDLESS CHARM AND
AN UNLIMITED U8EFILNE88. ? ,
THE THINGS TOW CAN UO? THE -THINGS YOU CAN
MAKE? -WITH ?.THE8E FAIRY LIKE CREATIONS OF NEED
LECKAFT ARE WITHOUT NUMBER.
HOYT Washio8ton's
' Greatest Store
CALL FOR
Horse Shoe
OVERALLS
AT RUSS BROS. CUT
FULL LIKE PANTS.
HORSE SHOE
OVERALLS
MAKE WORK A PLEAS
URE.
RUSS BROS.
The Gem
Theater
A SOMNAMBULISTIC HERO ? A
good melodrama. . ?,
HIRED, TIRED, FIRE1>! ? Splen
did comedy.
NEVER AGAIN* OR I CAN'T
KEEP COOL ? Comedy.
A COUNTRY GIRL'S PERIL ? A
comedy drama.
Drawing for 'the Cut Glass Row I
tonight.
New Orchestra selection#. The pro.
fftam and iikikIc thin evening la nure
to please everybody.
BEYOND the SHADOW
OF A DOUBT
there is no light or fuel that is used |
in the modern home that is as satisfac
tory for all around cconomy and ex-^
cellepce as gas. It is tho housewife's
c<ytTmt and cconomy of labor in the
kliCTien, Tt~ is ciean and economical
in your rooms for heating, and is the
ight par excellence for the ^ousc.
WASHINGTON LIGHT & WATER
COMPANY
WHITE SLAVE BILL PASSED BY
\ ' THE HOC8&
Washington, Jan. IS.? By viva
voce rote the House today passed the
Bennet-Sabsth " white slave' bill."
The "whita clave" bill is the n?9ult
of an Invest lea tlon of traffic In alien
women, made by the National Immi
gration Commission. Provision is
made for the deportation and exclo
sloh of immoral aliens and for the ex
clusion and punishment of their pro
curers. Traffic In Immoral women
becomes subject to the restriction of
Interstate commerce laws.
MEAT TO GO HIGHER.
Denver, Col., Jan. 12. ? Harold
Swift, of Swift & Co., yesterday, In
discussing the cost of living, said:
"Prices of meats . are very high
now, but there Is every Indication
that they will go still higher. This
{ Is attributable to the high price of
corn and the consequent scarcity of
live ^tock. As long as the scarcity
continues it Is well to educate people
to use the cheaper cuts of moat.
These cheaper cuts are Just as good
and more wholesome If proporly pre
pared."
Mr. Swift admitted that the retail
dealer Is making a large gross profit
on ^neaL
NORFOLK SCHOONER SUNK.
Highland Light, Mass., Jan. 12. ?
It was fortunate that the schooner
Si_M._BIrd, Norfolk for Boston, with
coal, was near Pollock Point light
ship last flight when she sprung a
leak and sank, for the crew and the
captain's wife were enabled to reach
the lightship after a short but hard
row In theft yawl boat
Today the revenue cutter Qresham
came along and taking off all hands,
started for Provincetown.
The S. M. Bird registered 4 30 tons/
. . .V*SC?
' I ???-!
FIRST R LAC KHAN' I) CONVICTION
|;.?; nrMORTHt'AR^H?k
Raleigh, N. c.. Jan. UWeift Wll
klns, of Goldsboro,s wbo vr&e a
blackhand > letter to a ' merchant
named CalUnto at' Orecnaboro. threat
ening death If one hundred dollars
waa not placed under a railway croaa
Ua, ^a convictetf and eentenced to
fourteen months in Atlanta prison.
This la the flyat blackhand conviction
In North Carolina.
NANCV M. GAS KILL DEAD.
?
Pusaed Away Yesterday at Her Resi
dence After I*>ng IllneeN.
Mra. Nancy M. Gasklll, wife of Mr.
Waiter Gasklll , died R h$r residence
yesterday morning. At the time of
her death she was In her forty-second
year. She had "been a great sufferer.
She waa a woman highly esteemed.
Mrs. Gaaklll was a devoted wife and
affectionate mother. The funeral
took place this morning and the ln
lnterment waa in Oakdale cemetery.
The Daily Kswb expresses sympathy.
NOTED MOONSHINER PLEADED
GUILTY.
Raleigh. N. C.. Jan. 13. ? In the
Federal court today Eben Caglc of
Rockingham county, known as tho
King nf Moonshiners gnri for eight _
years had been sought by rovenue
ofBcers, pleaded guilty and was given
twelve months sentens^^i} the At
lanta penitentiary.
__ HOLLISTER'S
Rock* Mountain T#a Nuggets
. ,.or Indirection, Lire*
Impure
Breath , Sltiirgl .h lio^vel*, Ile&U^cbe
IUiRoeVy Mountain Tea In taV
le* form. A cent* a bo*. <-c?u itie made jy
Dullutu D&ve Con pant. Modi_.oa, WU
GOLDEN NUGijET"; FOR RAILPW PFOPLS
DR. HARDY'S DRUG STORK
First National Bank of Washington
WASHINGTON, N. C
Capital Sock, $50,000.
Surplus Funds and Profits. $40,000.
Accounts of Individuals and
Corporations Solicited.
OFFICERS? C. M.Brown, Pre ident; John G. Fowle,
Vice-President; A. M. Dumay, Cashier.
"DIRECTORS ? Geo. T. Leach, D. M. Carter. W. E
-Prrwtnr, C. AT Rrnwn, W. F.. Swindell. A. M. Dumay,
F. C. Kugler, J. B. Fowle, W. H. Whitley.
Sew
'We carry a complete line
of
? >
1 Standard Watches
?as well as [everything
else to be tound in an up
to-date Jewelry Store.
Repairing a specialty.
R. L.STEWART,
__ JEWELER.
?Vatch Inspector for the N. &S. Railway.
SAVINGS AND TRUST BUJLDING
Spring Opening
EMBROIDERIES
Monday, January 17th.
A cl as of Embroidery shown "lowhere else in
this city, and an assortment extremely large and
vacifidr-will be placed on sale.
Everything from the most dainty baby sets to
handsome, elaborate flouncing* and all-overs will .
be shown. Considering work and quality, "pur
prices are lowest
Jealousy 1b a key that opens more
wedlocks than all others combined.
A man can't get ahead in this
world unless he's born with one.
New Garden Seed
? JUST RECEIVED ?
Any variety.
'Phone 80.
Walter Credle &
Co.
Tho early edition catdhes the hook
worm.
A white lie Is seldom as white as It
Is whitewashed.
}leavJ7rSTMss^
rathor harness for heavy ".vo:"; -likes
up a gootl part of our t'me ami at
tention. Harness of all l:'ciis for
farm work ? ploiifrhin::, fc'trruTlng,
car: nntf Avason hauling, .etc., etc.
"Mado to last" tells much of the
Story; our prices tell (he rest. Farm
ers and truck&cn will And Just tho
sort of harness they seek here.
McKEEL-BlCHABDSllV
HARDWARE COMP^KY
To Teachers of
Beaufort County
I have a snpply of "Hajallton'a "
Recitation." Regular price $1.23, '
special ptjce to teachers, . 91.00
From rheumatism, aches and pains.
Your system will be free.
If you'll but take a nightly drink.
Of Holllster's Rocky Mountain Teo.
Hardy'a Drug Store. ?
Comfort
Shoes
We carry a complete line of
COMFORT SHOES
In Lace, ltutton ami Elastic.
E. L. BROOKS'
SHOE STORE
Formerly Knight Shoe Co.
WM. B. HARDING
Pictures Framed to Order.
Begins Next Monday, January 1 7, and Lasts Six Days, All the Week
Ji ? B? ? ? - -
Set of Majestic Ware
PIC N'EYER-BIRN COOKER. STEAMKB, CTLUTVPEB AND DRAlNBt? The PwformM rv?t?
cecter.haa small T??t which adnAts water at I be bottom. Nothla* can barn. Food oaabi^Ud cmt
k!^ Ji on same time draining off all the water. The Steamer or Cullender shown nn
be used as an ordinary Cullender. It alao fitTon top of main i ??
MAJE5TK
[MAJESTIC
TOWEL POO
CAN HJ&NISH
Rtscavoit?
FLUSH WITH
.T{? ? Of RANGE
CAM FURNISH
RIGHT HAND
FLUSH RE5CRV01R
tiii: MAramo ik-o*. ah
Coppor NlrWrl-plato<1 Tea
Kettle. Ilnndsnmelv nirkelad on
outa'de, tinned oo Inside.
Tlir. MAjrSTM) Extra
Heavy Stamped Iron Murblt-?
Ized Kettle, <-ompieio with cover
and handle that holds on co?-er.
J. H. HARRIS PLUriBING & SUPPLY COMPANY
. *? j . ? . 'j - Ovifl^lUW >>:??? " -tS?E?=
MAJESTIC DEMONSTRATION