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for thq. announcement
for February Edison,
Amberol and 2-Minute
Records, This list will
no doubt surpass all
others. A full list of rec
ords to select from. Ed
ison Machines on easy
payments. The Edison
never fails to make the
home cheerful.
Pictures frame d on
short notice.
RUSS BROS.
I . .f> < ' , '..?N ?'I
The Gem _
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Theater
MARIE ANTOINETTE? Historical
drama. ^ j
I'LL ONLY MARRY A SPORT? A
comedy.
THE VENDETTA ? Drama.
CLARENCE AND HIS CIGAR
ETTE ? Farce comedy.
THE LAST CALL ? Drama.
POXW 4U X* AWAY WITH THE
MILK CART? Comedy.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
| ? Comedy drama.
We carry a complete line |
of
Standard Watches
? as well asfeverything
be found in|an up- 1
to-date Jewelry Store.
- -Repairing n specialty^.
R. L. STEWART,
? JEWELER .
A'atch Inspector for the N. Jt S. Railway.
SAVINGS AND TRUST BUILDING
Don'tibe Chained
to the Kitchen
Here are to bp found lots of labor
saving devices ? kitchen helps nt
small prices. So many that we won't
name any. Come In and look around
and sare lots of kitchen drudgery.
McKKEI.-HK HARDSQX
hTrdwark COMPANY
?"Moored Modern Methods"
will improve your office methods
AND SAVE MONEY.
Let us send
on approval
this equipment :
Two 5*8 Buaders \
1000 Record Shert* I
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40 Alphabetical Im
WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS
JAMES L. MAYO. I
114 EAST MAIN ZT
WASHINGTON. N. C.
?red it Th0,
Alter having
mliee out to mi In -a
which ?? la turn aided by ? au.ali |
iaaoloM lauacb. by u I
4?tU which thoy had helpful near
Ik* mouth of the bay. three Amorl
CV* eaceooded la laadlas the largeod
opoclmoa of tho ray family of Hah ?
aaoa at Maataaltto. Mexico.
. The monster measured Marly SI
feet %pm Up to tlpof 1U enormous
flappei-s and was alleged to welgb
slightly leas I ban a ton. Its mandlblee.
which were tightly closed. measured
a meter and fifteen centimeters
The fish was apparently sleeping on
some low flat rocks when discovered
and harpooned. It made off no fast
with the small fishing boat that the
launch went to Its assistance, and for
a mile thereafter, the fish carried both
boat and lautach in easT tow. It m
not overpowered until several bar
poona had been landed well In Its |
body. ^
Mombasa.
You possibly think of Mombasa, |
where Roosevelt landed, as a sbrt ol
pioneer outpost on the eflfce of the
world. As a matter of fact, Mombasa
was on the map 200 years before
Columbus discovered America, and It
la a somewhat prosperous city of 27,
000 people. It is the terminus of the
Uganda Railroad, and has a Bteel pier
and stone wharves. The protective
citadel, which still stands, as a part of
the town's fortifications, was started
by the Arabs in the seventh century.
You may not havo heard much *A
Mombasa, but it Isn't because it is ?
new r,tY. hllll> tO TnaVa nn a on/I nf g .
railroad or a landing place for ex
Presidents.
For Insomnia.
For insomnia try this simple rSm
edy: Have a barber chair rigged up
in your room. Then, when unable to
go to sleep by 1.30 a. m.. send your
motor car for your favorite barber.
When he comes, have him give you a
thorough shampoo. If not sleepy then,
repeat, and continue treatment until
put to sleep. If the treatment fails
to do this in five hours. Just take
look at the bill.
Cant About Advertising.
There is a great deal of cant at the '
present day about advertising, emit- ,
ted by persons who are very keen to '
get all the advertisement they can. I
and to get it for nothing if possible. |
Qttlet-peopie, ?tw HsWHe<w> waat .
to advertise themselves, are much less
censorious.
Glove Cutting.
Glove cutting Is purely a hand trade.
No machine could cut out a glove
properly, for the simple reason that it
could not distinguish between good
and bad, thick and thin, pieces of
leather. Each .piece of leather i
Quires special treatment in shaping, I
and therefore the cutting can never |
be mechanical.
? ?
The Date of Christ's Birth.
It Is known that the Christian era, |
based on the birth of the Saviour, is
older by several years than the time
assigned in the calendar; but the pre
cise year in which Christ was born
has never been finally determined.
Lieut.-Col. G. Mackinlay. has recently
Investigated the question anew, and
has stated his conclusions in a book,
for which Sir W. M. Ramsay has writr
ten a preface. The date on which he
fixes for the Nativity is 8 B. C., ao
bates his reasoning on the assumed
association of John the Baptist with
periodical "bright shlnings" of the
planet Venus, the suggestion being
tbat these special apparatlons of
Venus are the groundwork of the story
of the "Star of Bethlehem."
^ Bail-Bearing Motors.
British engineers anticipate that |
one of the most Interesting features i
In the manufacture of electrical ma
chinery during the present year will
be a greet increase 1n the use of ball
bearings. Several types of motors
have already been placed on the mar
ket which have ball bearings. Among
the advantages of such bearings la the
relatively small amount of lubrication
required for motors fitted with them.
It Is considered also that: such motors I
should furnish a better , output^ than
those having ordinary beaiinga^Bx* I
perlments have been made in Europe
on the application of ball bearings to
traction motors', "but In this ease the
conditions are not so favorable as 1a
that of motors for use In factorlea.
^SSXtjJs&z
bercolosts Bxblbl tioo to be phown la
this city la the model teat und at the
Printer's Home. This model wWa
first shown at the International Con
gress at Washington. and la now
traveling with the exhibition of tho
National Association.
Through the cooperation of the
45.000 union printers th*re Is main
tained at Colorado Springs, Colorado,
a home unique among the humanita
rian lnstlutlons of the world, a model
from which other unions and frater
nal organisations have copied meth
ods. The Ufcton Printers' Home Is
supported by; a fifteen cent monthly ^
assessment, which means that each \
member of the international Typo- J
graphical Union gives to the home I
one minute of his working time every
day. This yields an annual Income of
190.000 for maintenance and Im
provements. The original $10,000
gift by O. W. Chllds and A. J. Drexel
arid the Julia A. Ladd 91,000 endow
ment, are the only contributions ever
accepted.
o Since the main building 'was dedi
cated May 12, 1802, the growth of
the home has been surprising^ ,ln
those seventeen yqars total expendi
tures have amounted to $8, 000, 000,
and the property today Is valued at
$1,000,000. The average number of
average cost per resident a month be
ing $30. Where 20 years ago there
was nothing bu? barren prairie the
grounds have been converted by Ir
rigation and landscape gardening In
to one of the continent's beauty spots.
There are now six buildings. Includ
ing tho heating plant, laundry and
dairy. *
Of recent years the management
has devoted increasing attention to
the treatment of tuberculosis and the
methods employed In its successful
battle with the "white plague" are
attracting attention all over the coun
try. A special commission made a
study of the disease and adopted the
most approved and scientific methods |
of fighting -It. The results have been
go satisfactory that the convention
voted down a proposition to trantfT9r |
the sanltorlum to Arizona. The tent 1
colony Is an Important factor, and
the offlclale^of the l?*lon are author
ity for the statement that fully 50 per
cent of the patients who have had the
advantage of tent life have recov
ered health and strength, and re
sumed business duties. The per
centage would be higher but for the
fact that too many are not &ent to
the Home In the earlier stages, when
they are almost sure of permanent
recovery.
A MISSISSIPPI
JNTHUSIAST
Mrs. Lena Gresham. of Clinton,
Tell Ourjleaders About
Clinton, Miss. ? "Thanks to Cardui."
writes Mrs. Lent Gresham, of this place,
"1 have been greatly relieved."
"I suffered for three Years from female
Inflammation and had taker! medicine
from four different physicians without
much benefit.
"I have received more benefit from
I seven bottles of Cardui, than from all the
' physicians." -?*
Just try Cardui. That's all we ask.
It speaks for , itself. It has helped so
many thousands, it must be able to
help you.
Trying Cardui won't hurt you. It is
jsafe, harmless, gentle in action, and.
purely vegetable.
If you are weak, tir^d, down and out,
try Cardui.
If you are sick, miserable, and suffer
from womanly pains, like headache,
backache, dragging feelings* pains ia
lide, arms, legs, etc.? try Cardui.
It is the medicine for all women.
It is the tonic for you.
DepJ . Qutu
PHONE 327.
E. R. MIXON & CO.
, Hew to Improve a Flock.
It often happens that one who haa
heretofore kept only mongrel fowle
becomes convinced that he should
keep a pure breed, but for some rea
son he finds It Inconvenient to aecure
the same. The cost in many cases la
too much, snd. though he would like
to have better fowls, he feels thst he
?annot afford it.
In such cases we would suggest a
gradual improvement, a building up.
as It were, of the mongrels he has.
' X male bird of some good breed
will give him the first year half
breeds, and these mated with a pure;
breed will the next year further im
prove the" flock, and so on for a* few
years, when he will have a good
strain of pure bred fowls. Begin next
year to get on the light road for
arpflt
Just in Time
Sonle Washington People Mny Wait
_ Till If^-Too l^u-- ?
I Don't wsit until too late.
Be sure to be In time.
Just in time with kidney Ills
Means curing the back
-Before bsckache becomes chronic;
Before serious urinary troubles set
ln- jJ
Doan's Kidney Pllla^wWao this.
Here Ib testimony to prove it.
Mrs. J. S. Stokes. Twelfth and
Evans Btreets, Greenville. N. C., says:
"For some time I suffered severely
from kidney apd bladder complaint.
My kidney* were weak and Irregular
passages of the secretions from these
organs caused me great annoyance.
I also had bearing-down pains
through my " abdomen and sharp,
shooting twinges across my loins.
There was a sensltveness over my
kidneys and at times my limbs pained
Intensely. I Anally read of Doan's
| Kidney Pills and was so much im
pressed that 1 procured a supply and
hsgan thalr
the pains in my sides and limbs, and
resored my kidneys to a normal con
dition. At present 1 am feeling bet
ter In every way. I give Doan's Kid
ney Pills the credit for this great im
provement."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents ftfr the United
States.
j Remember the name ? Doan's ?
I and take no other.
CITY MARKET.
Eggs
Chickens, grown SB td 10<
"Spring chickens 10 to 2Se<
O. b. hides gc
Green hides. 7c
Mixed wool is to SOe
Tallow 1 -Jo
Wool, free from burrs I0e
8heerllngs ...? to 10c
Lambskin IS to 40e
Cofn . . .. 80c
j Lint cotton 13 i-2c
Seed cotton ....... 6.50
mektikg of stockholders. ;
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Savings ? Trust Co. of Washing
ton. N. CLV will be held at their bank
ing house, on Taen!ay,~F*bn2ar7~16,
1?10, at SO o'clock, p. m.. for the
election of directors and such other
business aa may properly come be
fore the meeting.
J NO. B. SPARROW.
' Secretary.
Men's Fine Shoes!
Dorsch Tilt
Korrect Shape 1
E. L. BROOKS'
SHOE STORE
Shoe Co.
r o Teachers of
Beaufort County
I turn m ??pply at
ItedUUon." Regular price IIJD,
special price to teachers, . ll.Oo
WM. B. HARblNG
Pictures Framed to Order.
TO THE PUBLIC
I aollcit your ?ulxrrlptlim. to all paper. .ml periodical*. and am
now In position to aerre jrou. Alao ul adding toll liar Stationeries.
Vonr wanta ran br (Mil/ supplied bx
W. J. RHODES
I 'Plione MO. >
Imperial Cafe -
headquarters for meals
AND QUICK LUNCH
Oysters served all styles, day or night.
One of Norfolk's best cooks employed.
?Phone 92. W. J. FLOYD & CO.
THE GREAT .
American Shorthand Business College
DURHAM, N. C.
A high-grade Business Training School, endorsed by
leading business men, that qualifies men and women
for EXPERT work in the CommercialWorltL ? ? -
OIT.P A R TMB.MTS
Bookkeeping. Banking, Expert Accooatiof. Auditing. Shorthand, Type
writing, Telegraphy, Pen Art. Special Preparatory Department.
Expert Faculty ? Railroad Fare Paid ? Positions Secured.
We also teach by MAIL. '
First National Bank of Washington
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Capital Stock, *50,00?. ' ...
Surplus Funds and Profits. $40,000.
Accounts of Individuals and
Corporations Solicited.
OFFICERS? C.M. drown, Pre ident; John B, Fowle, .
Vice-President; A. M. Dumay, Cashier.
DIRECTORS-Geo. T. Leach, D. M. Carter, W. E.
Proctor, C. M. Brown, W. E. Swindell, A. M. Dumay,
F. C. Kugler, J. B. Fowle, W. H. Whitley.
Sftft Packages ?f
JUU Merchandise
will be given to the
First 500 Customers
Free!