Great Reductions From Our
READY-TCL-WEAR DEPT.
S5 awl fc Wash Hacees S3.M
$7 sad 98 Wash PiWcss ' " U > ' /. 1
$8 Foulard Silk Drwses tSM
*5 Skirts, Black Only SS.W
?- $3 WiiMrmmm a*d Serge Skirts HH
Oar* of the Bye e. P
? m I
The importance of good eyes ckh
not be overestimated. Imperfect
eyee may be remedied by proper care
ot them .
"But when eyes are sood at tie
Start of life," says Mrs. El's Flagg
Young, superintendent of school*
ff Chicago. "every effort should be
{Hit/forth to keep them good. They
>sn?be abused. How uot 1?"? abuse
them, how to help them is shown
a few rules 1 have bad pasted in
4 ;ever 200,000 of thfc school books us
ed by our yOung people.
. r These rules are:
Your eyes are worth^more to you
than any book.
?Your safety and your sucress In
life depends upon your eyefc. -There
fore take care Of them.
Always hold your hesd up when
you read.
v* Hold your book fourteen Inches
'from your face.
?*'Be Sure the- light is clear and
good. ... .
1 Never read In a bad light.
V ^ever read with the sun shining'
directly -6n your book.
Neyer face the light in reading.
? Let -the light come from tehlnd or
over the left shoulder
Avoid books or papers printed in
distinctly or small type.
Rest your eyes by looking from
the book every few moments
Cleanse your eyes every eight with
clean water.
Work Will Soon Start
after you take Dr. King - New Life
Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their
line results Constipation and Indi
gestion vanish an<r fine appetltlte re
turns. They regulate stomach, liver
and bowels and impart new strength
and energy to the whole system. Try
them. Only 26c at Hardy's Drug
Store.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
To We*t Point, New York via Nor
folk and New York City
Leaving Raleigh. Goldsboro, Beau
fort and Oriental, N. C., June 15th
"via Norfolk Southern Railroad, Old
Doimaltmi^Line. Hudson River Davl
Line. /
Prom: ^ Rate:
Raleigh, *N. C 129.85
Wilson. N. ? 29 35
Greenville. N. C 29.35
Washington, N. C 29.3T,
Oriental N. C 29.35
Goldsboro, N. C 39.85
Klnston, N. a 29.85
New Bern N. C 29.85
Besufort N. C 30. 60
More head City N. C 30.60
Rates in same proportion from all
Intermediate statlonr
If Pullman Is not required to Nor
folk rate* ^rlll be slightly lees.
Hates include Pullman and state
room j'ccomraedatloDs all mealn en
route lo. and from New York City
aad hotel (room only) for days In
New York Cityl"
The xwrty will be chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Do well and
Miss Flora Creech of Raleigh, N.
C.
'? Por complete Information, and
booklet glviitx details apply to any
agent t<^folk Southern R. R., or ad
dress,
W. W- CROXTON. GPA . J
D. *X>NN, TP A., Norfolk, Va.j
taleigh, N. C. eod til JeH
1 THEATRE T0K1GHT
"BRTTI. BECOMES A
Si AID." A VlU*raph Com
edy.
"THE WHITE SQUAW." ? ?
> A Path* Film of Life in tfc?
Fmr W?it
"WKKK BID" AID "
WIIDAV EXCURSION FAIUCa]
?' J
To Mor*h??<| city and Uratfort
From Far?
Week end. Sunday
Golds boro $2.25 91.15
Kinaton 1.7S 1.00
New Bern . . 1.15 .75
Washington .... 1.25 1.25
Sunday tickets sold every Sunday,
good to return on date of sale. Week
end t ckets sold ?very Friday after
noon and Saturday trains ? good to
return until Tuesday following date
or bale. Rates in tame proportion
from a,!t stat'ons.
W. W. CROXTON,
6-2 to 6-10c. T. P A.
A Fine Diacoar^
Those who attended tho First Bii*.
titt church last evening were (!c?r>|y
carried away with the discourse de
Uvered by the pastor. Rev. J? a. Sul
livan.
Not only is Mr. Sultiva* a sroskerj
of ability hat as ?a -pastor standa
among the first. .
Since his residence In Washing
ton he has ever feeen la ttw forefront
for that which l?:ri?ht and Jnat. The
Baptiat church has a worthy ambas
sador In their pastor.
Reoemmendation. i
"Didn't your old employers recom I
mend you?"
"Oh. yes!"
"Their vord should hnre b
enough. "
"it will*. TYf imnotinred me a* ttu
| U?f tr.ifn :}???? **??r ??m?l out"
1*>TATP MARKCT
The following prices pie vail for |
potatoes today on thla market:
Primes $4.00.
Seconds $2.75.
Administratrix's Notice
Having this day qualified as ad
ministratrix of the estate of Robert
O. Cayton, deceased, late of Beau
fort county. I hereby notify all per
sons having claims again said estate
to present them to the undersigned
within ne year from this date, or
this mtlre will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery All persona Indebt
ed :.n kald estate will please make
immediate settlement.
This the t7th day of May 1011.
MRS SL'E E CAYTON. .
Administratrix of Robert O. Cayton.)
deceased.
vV/ri! j* Orimsa. attorneys.
5-25 6 v".
Notice.
All persona who may hare claims
agfcins: the estate of W. R. Wllkln
aon. deceased, are hereby notified to
file the same duly ltemlxed and rerl
fied either with his wodow, Mrs. Mar
garet L. Wilkinson, Ransomrllle. N.
C., or with us, as her attorneys, and
same will be paid If correct, within
the time prescribed by law. All per
sons Indebted to the said W. R. Wll-I
kinson, are' notified to make payment |
to hie widow, Mr*. Margaret L. Wil
kinson. as she Is entitled to collect
and receive the same "-.dar a deed of
agreement from the helra at law.
dated May *a?. \91X, and recorded In
the rer'ste; s oIt',-e oT Bsaufort coun
ty.
T'i's the 29th day of Nfay, 1011.
MARGARET L. WIT.K1N80N.
Ey Small. Maclean &. McMullen. at
torney* 6-1 6wc[
L-?S=T OI.I, KOR LiSTi.Vo TAXES
Notice 13 hereby given, In accord
ance with Section 20 of the Machin
ery Act, to all persons in the City of
Washington required to Hat property
or poll for taxation and frocz, whom
failed to obtain such list during the
month of May, that we may be found
at the office of J. H. Bonner, 125
Market street, Washington, N. C.,
from 9 to 5 of each day until June
15th, 1911 for the purpose of taking
tax lists and assessing property. Af
ter June 15th, the tax list for the
city of Washington will be closed.
Attention Is called to the fact that
FAILURE TO LIST WILL RESULT
IN YOU* BEING DOUOLE-TAXED,
as required by Section 80 of the Ba
chlnery Ajct, end the taxpayer FAIL
ING TO &I9T also subjects himself
to a MISDEMEANOR. (Section SO,
Machinery Act.)
D6 not fail to see at before the
expiration of above date, if yon hare
not already glv*n In yoqr lister
Respectfully,
J. O. CHAUWCET,
J. H. BONNER,
County A sees so rs for the City of
'VaehMftoa.
This June 1. 1911 ?-l 0-lSc
? ?? bfnttrjMi. >
Men's Negligee Shim, some with toft collan, some
? without, in creaJh, white ? -f nntOC9 K/>
? stripe*, all si?a. pnces ... W ? ?ww lv
.so to $3.50
Men's Fourin-Hand Wash Ties, all colors and ab.
i' nmwjw. 15c value, three tor..... '... <8C
! "Buster Brown" Socks, all colon and sizes. 4 pair to the
box, guaranteed 4 months, prices
i 25c and SQc pair, SLOP to >2.00 Box
i We still have left a few pair of those S4 (4 M Q
< and {5 Oxfords, which we are dosing out at 9* ????
Hub
Aim DtmoT rua.
Whj the PlUptao* in Fn> of Ob*
Ul|;l Pe* i >,.
CapL i'nrcr 1* Jon** si th? Artcr
Msdlcal Corp* report* thitHtaa ft*
roaiparmUMty-Y*** 1*^ UN
Plna HWII4 of ? ? ap?ef*? -61
which confute** tti* tarVrf* of ~*tlk?
?4r wt?h ?TldKr. '* .
mkuu * rm* ?n<k
task A air*.' -It'ta'lh.
utollai to <Mr#o ?? IB
a way which proves -that they are no
noyjqep at tfeey procedure. One wilt
attack an extremity and aui-urentfc
bit#., It. and aa soon at tu*. . iam?
bo Kins to cop. and u*a*v -< Tarts. to
escape numbers qf ?*U?*n? -4:il tm
mad lately Ju?4> upon ^.aua in t^e.
course or a ffp mosaeijte.tbe larvae
w|U b? apparently deadt - t
^.;;i b*lle?e that the. ant- Introduces
, tome Tenom in. the act.-?C J>lttag,
formic acid in .oharaoter, whjch p*?e
serves the larvae as food until suoh
time as the ant needs It ? eana.tti.in
otii^r words. As soon as the strug
gles ot the larvae hare ceased they
haul U oft -to their nests and- return
for vothe'ra. In many -Instances. 1
have seen them carry away pupae,
(t will he Interesting (or the reader
to procure a few maggots and i)laee
them over an apt bed.'!. **'?V
So far as is known this species, of
ant la. not found la the United States
and indeed Is not yet claasl^fede
C*pt. Jones haa considered the pi?or
tlcabllity of introducing It into coun
tries where the extermination of the
fly la destined, to become an import
ant feature of sanitation. This ant
Is said to be -an energetic destroyer
of bed bugs as well as ot flies.
KurdM %?* Res*.
What is the reUuon between e*. !
sreftee and rsMT Work, is that at
which w? nut continue, whether
or not. whether we are
tired or not. It used to be thought
that the prime requisite of rest wag
the nee of faculties other than those
involved in the labor of the day.
Bat there la such a thing as fa
tigue, which goes deeper thaa daily
work. We can work so hard *4 If
become exhausted ? too exhsueted
for any kind of work. Perhape this
is will fatigue K is eomlng to be
regarded aa fundamentally true thai
reet from such fatigue denaade oo%
ttnaftj.
Por >iampte. tour p>rtais of t*
teea minutes each of reet is net the
equivalent of one hour's rest; that
a man who goes on a vaeattoa aad
takes half an hour of hie business
work .every day la data* the- aaate
'thing as the taao who had a horse
with a sore back, lie kept the sad
dle on only a few minutes eaeh dag*
bu* thfc? sera dM not have a chaace
to heal. Bdst periods must be stf
tlnlsafly consecutive to QWnoai
consecutive fatigue.
PHee of Ivuey farrfsjag.
Ivory coatiaaes to zaake rapM
gains la cost and may sooner or later
be In a class with gold. At the sales
In Burope the tremendous demaad
pushes up the price. The allotment
for each sale seems to be the sa?s,
and with s gaining consumption It
la logical to expect a price advanoa.
Thla will continue until a sub- I
stltute ivory Is discovered or ivory
is secured In grester quantities. Al
though we buy a great many .tusks
for piano keys and uae the rety lat
est method of cutting and bleaching,
the margin of profit In finished key
ivory Is exceedingly small. With
the beet of skill In blocking the
waste Is enormous and there
many other details in congestion
with key ivory manufacture tfiat re
quire extra time and money.
Two Members.
Two members were received un
der the watchcsre of the First Bap
tist Church last night. In sjriti of
the very warm weather (he congre
gation was surprisingly Zarge., <,') .V "
???????BSSMHMSinw
( There's an
Easy Way
out of Coffee Troob'es?
The ewpertntniUmol Um Indtrno <3
TU Veteflmry Bquum ihrowa a
lutJ* lWht on the naCre martwrta ot
. *? T**r ago Senator Bailey u>d Mr.
Bryan had a ataarp exchange of worda
o?ar the wool queatlon. Mr Bryan
rrAentlr hatted In again, bu* the Bal
i ft of tho qnaatlon h the one
that won oat In congreea. ? Jackaon
rllla Tlmaa-Unlon.
u? Weak af Oyat.
TRf thlrd and laat weak if Beau
Mi ooanty ail parlor coart for the
?Ul>f clrfl caoaea conrenned today
I the courthonae with HI. Honor
Bj^O. H. A1I?, of Kfetoa. N. c..
Have Th
tfca mainland M 01
pnranoa know aaht. Island aa ?? (X
tte plana. arkaratka tmaaatJaatie Iln
?*? w |KM up br wltotw. and >?
ports Hi alas aa th. place of abto
wroaka, bat wild bona, wmatftnt. aa
hmM da of >t'
? aoaan't It la with otto*. Idau of
i bora* itaah, In f??*. many pmooa
tblMt of It aa a tfnt waata. bat K
1MB nBost m. nou%ra mttm octarrt
uicr.ant UbMdmDIi. It. wan trca
satsgg
M ' n.Matac
U?
?W ? in to Man pro
?racUd for Mr aoojtort. Wk?l
atomt mw u It to. (nqoaoHj.
?*? ftoraaa (new In MBowa batwwm
th. .andhlUa and fin. up aa if for
battto. Tba bertla HMga tbam
aal?aa wtth Ik. colt* In tbf mar,
tlw nam Hit, tMB tfca atalMona. and
stallion ottb. hard In th.
nww npond attnaaUon. ?i
The rapine ot tboa* Jt^rtud
for iMiomiI I. .l7 3=7 -
aquatal broocho
In ipKtanlar lab
la thrown and i
BKnlouaJr 00(6
oaartad to a anrf
*lm to tl
NORFOLK I
[ NORFOLK HOUTHIKX RAILROAD
1*11.
Anotbar attractlra paraonallr con
ducts tour has ban* amnM by
th. Norfolk Southern Railroad at
pbmomasallr low ratoa. Tha daatv
action wU da Waat Point N. {., .a
rtow 1 .r* utty.
t? te New York Cltjr.
lUUt ladude 4 Ptftlnn, ud atate
room accommodations aad all meal*
?a rout* to aad from Nov York City
and hotel (room only) for & day* la
Nww Tffk City.
if. ......... $??.8S|
i c
Ptota Ooldaboro, N. C..
rh? Klnoton, N. c. . .
From N.w Barn N. ?, 11.11
From OraeoTUIa. It P tt.ts
M. 0 J?.J?
wlu bataMU Pullman
not
?ulr* ". J**?!*- U
Tiia Ugff be under the chap
eronage of ifx. aad Mia. Horace R.
Doweil end Mlae Flora Creech of
Raleigh, N. C.
A aaaat attractive iUne-ary hi*
been arranged ? including a day at
Virginia Beech. The trip tnnfa Nor
folk to New York arlH ba via the Old
Dominion line which sail* from Nor
folk J one 16th. Arriving at Nee Tort
at 1:00 p. m.( ?lana 17th, tha party
will ha quartered at tha Hotel Hal
borough, 3 6 ^ -treat and Boadway.
Monday, June ittlp tha party wlK
go ^o Weat Poiat, *. T., tha aaat .?
tha Unltad 8tafaa Military Acad em*
Weet Point la located upon a high,
bluff overlooking tha Hud job river
about 60 mllea from New Yurk Cu
The government baa epent countleea
mllllona in makiag tha Military Ac
ademy tha' moat attractive "wir
school" In tha world.
It 1* neadlaa to elaborate upon the |
magnificent acanie beauty along the)
fiudaon River, It la Incomparable.
rive days in Now York will b
hardly time enough to aaa tha #ofi-[
der* of tha great American Metro- J
polli ? hut much can be eeen>ln thai I
Teh party win leave Naw York,
returning by the Old Dominion Una,
at 1:00 p. m. June Strd, arriving
'homa" oi the afternoon of June
14th. '
Write D, V. Conn, T. P. A.. Nor-I
folk Southern Railroad. Raleigh, N.
C., ar /apply to aay ticket agant fori
booklet giving complete Information [
fcad niai, .
ITS WONDERFUL
Sand vexation are saved
by the oae ot gas at a
cooking fuel! You owe
it to your wile to install
a Gas Range in your
kitchen? yon will be re
paid by your own com
fort and the decrease in
your monthly bills, to
say nothing of your W if m
gratitude. Ask ua just
what we preaent as to
method and implements
? m^m ? m ami ^mmmm ? ? ^ for nrinj gas. Postal, will do
Washington Light and Watei Co.
II Mosquitoes disturb your rest
at night and the Hot Weather dur
ing the day we would recommend
in > our home one ot our
EIGHT-INCH ELECTRIC FANS
which will cost only 1-4 cen
per hour to run it
WASHINGTON ELECTRIC PLANT.
FREE FREE
? ? v ?
?sr*
<? ?>wuwm ? ?ww vi
epnt Purchase of Tea,
bargain , is exhausted.
m
E. t ARCHBELL.
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