ShreddedWheatJPost
Toasties, Rice Flakes
and Corn Flakes.
Pone ^0.
WALTER CREDLE&C
is
.. W?od MEMBERS K. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE tew W CAW
I. LEON WOOD 6 CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS |
TON- c,lA1* ?-> w?ov iS1, , v.v
"U1?K s rRKiT CARPENTER BUIUMNG, NOKPr,, K. VA.
*gN r. Slock Exch?*., N. Y. Cotton CMra?e
Board of Trad* and other Financial Center*.
I ?lll Mw/miI
fhren carefulaitentinn
Mazda Lamps
EVWUKrora1*16 LK*H1^ BETTE* wd CHEAPER 1UAN
Try some of our Hot PfctM, Toaster Stoves, Electric Irons -r.d
?May other useful datUical conveniences too numerous to meo
ion. Dou't ignore investigate at oifce.
WASHINGTON ELECTRIC PLANT.
irst? I
"Hi* ATLANTIC HOTEL, ft* MomHmI Cl?yf
N. C., effersew^eHer ettrmetl#eie,?*s*e#llftft
'MtnaMrtlaM, ?*? IwmI nriah mt
T? AL *af^ iiAXTr I FoS ?V
Morvhaatf City, N. C.
people.
ElTHIS
?'4r
2f?
PERSONAL MENTIOP
: L_- Li. ?
Of Tboae Wk? (Me and Go as Gathered
By a Dally Newa Reporter "
'Mr. T. W. Woolard I. la the city on
. ? .
Mr.'Davlfl F. Cottar of Jmmi U
the city today.
Mr. W. M. Campbell of B-ith la In
:th? city on btulnees.
, e ? e
Mr. X. M. Whitley ot Jessama la
visitor in the city today.
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Mr. J. B. Arch bell of Bat<i Is In
tha city today on buslneee, ^ ?
? ? ?
Mr. Bart Watera of Bnnyan K C?
waa on our streeta today.
' ? ? ?
Mr. V. H. Bowel of Bath waa on
? r streeta this morntuT' ? ,
e e ?
Mr. C. T. Mldyette of New Bern Is
buslneee visitor here today
Mr. Ma{0lUu( Copper of Old Ford
, C., was hero this morning
? . ?
Mrs w. C. Bill* of R. r. D. route
In tha city the (nest of friends
? ? W
"Mr. J. H. Jordan of Charlotte. N.
C? waa registered at Hotel Loulae
last might. *
e e e
Mr. O. K. pulley of Edward, N.
C., waa a Washington visitor yester
day afternoon.
1
Use Mary Lumeeden of Raleigh,
N. C? * rial ting Mr. and Mrs. o. C.
Harding on -T-T"4
Mr. J. B. Garrard of Blount? Creek
arrived in the cjty this morning on
the W Mb In gt on and Vandemere
train. "
\ . *
Rev.'C. A. Jones of BMfBdfren, I*.
C.. pawed through the city yester
day in hie way home from Dunn,
where he has been attending t?e
Ep worth League Conference.
? ? ?
6 or 6 doeee * ???" will cure any
rase CWlla and Perer. Price 2 Be.
' I
. . RE80IAJTI0N8
d V* '? . > <
At a raarular meeting of the Board
|wf Director* of the Bank of Wash
ington on Jane II. the following
Hlatitw* were unanimously adopt
Tttf^ioard of1 Directors of this |
bank ?b4 lM ??lts o Boers and "
pIoT? hare beard with unfeigned
sorrow of the" death of Dr. Wm. A.
jgmnOho.W^ t?r*t?r of this
bank since Its organisation on JFet>
mi?r i, i*??:i. .
taltMuiand ettclJA blrector; wis.
In counael; firm In. the discharge of
what, he believed to be his duty and
alwayr artbeerrlng and promoting
tko Interest ot the stockholders and
e patrona ol the bank.
A?a realdent ot Washington, his
native place and whev^he- epent his
entire life, Dr. Blount occupied
a commanding poaltlon and enjoy
ed the roapect and eateom of all.
We deeply deplore the lose '
this valued cltlsen, christian gentle
man and physician, and we extend
to his family our sheerest sympathy.
The cashier will causa copleo of
theae resolutions to be transmitted
to Mm. Blount and to tbe loca Ipress
A Charming Woman.
Is one who Is lovely Izy face,' form,!
mind and temper. But Its hard fori
a woman to be charming without ;
health. A weak, alckty woman wlllj
be nervous and Irritable. Constipa
tion and Jfclrtney poisons show in pim
ples, blotches^ skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. But Electric
Bitters always prove a godsend to
women who went health, beauty and
friends. They regulate Stomach;
Liver and Kidntfys, purify tbe blood;
give strong nerves, bright e>es, pure
brafo, smooth, veleety skin, lovely
compftxlon and perfect health. Try
them. 50c at Hardy's Drug Store.
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Will Meet Tuesday
The Modern Woodmen of America
will meet Tuesdsy night June 2? at
.8:10 o'clock at the Pythian Hall on
West Main street. Their regular
meeting night will be on the second
and fourth Tuesday nlgh$s of each
month at the Pythian Hall.
j international coNmnftba.
UNITED ENDEAVOR, ATLANTIC
CITT. JULY I. T. ?. ?. 10. 11 AJtt)
11. 1111. , "
On ac coast of the above occasion
The Atlantic Coast Une will sell
rouad trip tlcketa on July 8. 4. and
I' from Washington to. Atlantic Ctt/
at 111.70 via Norfolk or 117.01 via
| All rail, with 'return limit July 11.
tut tlcketa may be extended to Au
Igust 1Mb by deposit with Joint agent
land payment of 11.00 V.
For further particulars, gchednlee,
" etc., apply to R. A. O.
T. P. A., or B. A. barrage,
It?. J. M. Tankard bu r.turn.d
from Jmiu sad PlmouUi where
abe bu heen vlaltlnc relatlvee and]
friends.
- ? ? a
Mlem ROM and Muter Wataon
left tbti nomine tor Richmond on
the Atlantic Coeat Line train to rlalt
their brother.
? ? ?
Mr*. E. L. Roper and daughter*
and Miss Jullm March left this after
noon for Bath to spend a few day*
the guest of relatives.
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Ml aa Marguerite Archhell of &ln
?ton, N. C.. Is here visiting Miaa I
Mary Louise Arch bell, corner of Sec- |
ond and Bonner streets.
'r*. e e e
Hiss Justine Carmalt returned |
home Isst night from Norfolk, Vs.,
where she has been visiting her |
mother for the past week.
? ? ?
Dr. Norfleet Gibbs of New Bern N. I
C., Is In the city today. Dr. Olbbe is |
a rising 'young physician of tli
town and has many friends in this]
city.
? ? ?
Dr. B- M. Brown has returnee
from Charlotte where he attended
the annual meeting of the county
Superintendents of Health and also
the North Carolina Hedlcal Society.
? e e
Mr. 8eth Brldgman, Iste president
of the Bank qf Washington, who has
been te/Ocracoke for several weeks
recuperating has returned to t
city. His many friends sre glsd to |'
see him looking so well.
? ? ?
Dr. John C. Rodman is In Beau
fort N. C.. spending s few days be
fore returning home fr^m .jQhsAotte
where he attended North Caroli
na Medjcar Sanity 'and the board of
medics^ exauiltiefo of ' which he is a
member.
? ? ? ?
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c
GIVES BRNBFIT MONDAY NIGHT
The Woman'i Christian Temper
ance Union will give a special enter- J
tainmeht at the Lyric Theatre Mon
day night.
This organisation is fast gaining]
a reputation" for which it stands and |
one that should be well patronised.
The manager of the theatre offers
special entertainment for that dste
In motion pictures and will alao have
their ventilating system Installed
which wiir be a ipecia] drawing "card.
FOR FEVERISH NESS AND ACHING
Colds or overheating, try Hicks'
CAPUDINB. It reduces the fever
Whether from Malarious conditions,
and rellevee the schlng. It's liquid
? 10, SS and 60 cents at Drug stores.
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS To|
THE SEASHORE
VIA - _
NORFOLK SOUTHERN NOW ON
SALB ,
TO MOREHEAD CITY AND RETURN
Prom? Weed end Season
Elisabeth City . . . $4.50 96.65
Hartford. , 4.00 6.20
?jpnton . 4.00 5.70
iphnblt .... 4.00 6.20
Belhaven . ... 3.75 4.75
Plymouth . . . 3.00 4.40
Waahington . . . 2.25 3.05
Vanceboro. . . . 1.50 2.8*5
Belhaven .... 3.9 ^ 4.75
Plnetown .... Ii.OO 3.75
F.ymouth . . . v 3.00 4 40
jgPfclBt . . . 2.75 3.65
fllpiiiAUe * . . . s.oo 4.35
jnjkim.-. 1.75 3.00
'? 'i From ? Week end Sunday
Rates to Beaufort and return 20
cents higher than fares shown to
Morehead City. ,
Get complete information from
nearest ticket Agent.
W. W. CROXTON.
OPA., jf-8 R. R.
Norfolk, Va.
Kinaton.. . . ? . 1.76 1.00
GoldSboro . . * . . . 2.25 1.25
New. Bern . 1.26 , .76
Oriental .... 1.76 1.26
Bayboro ..... 1:60 1.00
Rates In same proportion from all
intermediate stations.
CITY MARKET
Grown chickens . . ...... 25 to 35c
Spring chickens 10 to 80c
B E. Peaa 91-50
Black peas ........ .92.00
Clay peas v .92.00
Wonderful peas 92.00
Mltad pea a . . 92.00
8. Beans 92.00
Tallow 5o
Dry ftlnt hides; per lb. 12 l-2e
Dry sale hides, per lb lOo
Dry hidss, d'gsd, per lb 4 to 6?
Green Salt Hides 8c
Green hides 7c
Dter skin flint 26e
Dear skin salt 1 60
Corn, per bushel ?0c
Bggs .. 18 1-1 eo 13c
Beeswax, par lb 8#
Waal, free from burs . . . . > . 15c
? vntr.
? Mil l?r. i?*fc
? ? ^
? Satimate m vcraa v.. <*? ??
? u4 Incloee payn jeut ?mi? ? vy.
? Auwtrt U> a<U i.*j o*
? at Oil* offlr-* ? *i j*i * ?? .j? ??
? attention a. -?r.Mr1j?ei;.
? should be ?5 ft'tstnes* cn.o?
?*11.46 .p. m Ads. by messettcer. -
? teiepLona ob OUi> liven a.|??? *
? atten*l<*n. '
?
LEARN U rOMOIIILR ntfWSE**?
Take a day* Prwffl^t
Count* It. our well tfj?i;>ped
rhlne 6hop* *o J tearu Cit au ow
bile U.i?tnv*i .tnu occepi , ? ?
?ltloii*. Cti:t;loU< A !IU I.
k OolfIC>Ut Xl C. - 3-21-i.v(
KOll KK.Vr? oltl li. IVipr?(,ii tijin
Seat lo the tity for retail trot*..
See Dr. H.u-Jj ?od If S :*? |
! AM HOW PREPARED FOR Hl'M
mer boarders, spend >cur vacr. I
Won at The Bragg HoAse. Thre*!
gaa bMtt weekly from Waahln?
ten. N. C. For rates, addtess Mt? j
Aaa M.^Cragg, Ocraeo<M, N. C.
fV ANTED ? To Buy Small Farm
within two or three miles of city
Notify Box 845, Washington, N. C
eod 6-10 to 7-Bc.
TON'S FORGET the special sale <>l
all fountain pens. Only three hun
dred will be sold. Tour choice
$1.00 each. First come, first serv
ed Hoyt Drug Company 6-22 ltr
? mmikilB
WOMEN, sell guaranteed hose. T?'
per cent, profit. Make 9 10 dally
Full or part time. Beginners In
veatlgate, Strong Knit, Bo* 4029.
West Philadelphia, Pa.
POUND BUNCH OF KEYS-? Own e?
can get same by calling at thla of
fice and paying for this ad.
6-10 tfc.
ftIPE TOMATOES? Yon can secure
nice ripe tomatoes frojp Ed. Coop
er. Phone 398-J- 6-21 6tr
wrfl SALE? For ?ale cheap, on easy
terms, Schooner Rc?ecca Bell; inj
good repair, new sails, 20 ton ca
pacity, or will exchange for boat
of 40 to 50 tons capacity, and pay.
difference. Apply to W. F. Wln
steftd and Bro., Ranaomvllle, N.
C.p or Si R. Fowle, Washington,
N. C. 6-22 lwc
CUE GAS BOAT VICTOR Will leave
Fowle's Wharf 8unday 7 a. m. for
B^lhaven. Returning leave Belhav.
en 5 p. m.. Round trip 11.00 ltc
POR SALE Good 860 lemons by H
B. Mayo * Co. 6-2S 2tc
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Noraial 'aod
Industrial College
Maintained by the state for the wo
men of North Carolina. Five regu
lar couraea leading to degrees. Spe
ilal courses for teachers. Free tuition
to those who agree to become teach
ers In the state. Fall session- begin*
September 13, 1911. For catalogue
&nd otber information address
JULIUS I. FOUBT, President, Green-- ;
boro, X. C. fl-lfl i??i
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICTLTURE
AND MECHANIC ARTS
THE STATE'S INDUSTRIAL COL
LEGE
Four-year courses in Agriculture;
In Civil, Electrical and Mechanical
Engineering; In Industrial Chem'e
try; In Cotton Manufacturing and
Dyeing. Two-year coursed In Mechan
ic Arts and in Textile Art. One-yri
:ourse In Agriculture. These courts-- 1
ire- both practical and scientific. El
iminations for admission are held sM
all county seats on July 13. 0
For Catalogue address
THE REGISTRAR,
6-21 to 7-0 Raleigh, N. C.
MAGAZINES
All the July Magaslnee-are nowj
in among them being:
Judge
Young's
Leslie's
Collier's
Life
Scientific American
8portlng Life
Smith's
Popular
Alnalee's
Smart Set
Coamopolitan
Short Stories
The Mfcw Magaalne
Ad ventura
People'#
k9?7 ? magaalne and
away the dull hour*, i _
J
FELT BAD
ALL THE TIME
SMlOwn] Lady MTcrtd ? fat*
Deal, Bat Is All HJkt Now.
Bhellhorn. Ala. ? In a letter from this
plaoe, Mr*. Carrie May saye: "? abort
time effo. I commenced to hare weak
spells and headaches. I felt bad ell
the time, and eoon grew so bad 1
couldn't stay up I thought I would die.
?t last my husband got me a botjle
of Cardnl, and it helped me; so he got
eomc more. After I had taken the
?econd bottle, I was entirely well. ^
I wish every lady, Buffering from,
womanly trouble, woald try CarduL
It is the best medicine I know of. It
did me more good than anything I ever
used."
Cardul Is a woman's tonic ? a
strengthening medicine for women,
made from Ingredients that act spe
cifically on the womanly organs, and
thuB help to build up the womanly con
stitution to glowing good health.
Aa a remedy for woman's Ills, It has
a successful record of over 50 years.
Tour druggist sells it Please try It.
N. B ? Write to: LadkV Advisory Dipt., Chart ta
rocfa MtdiCiMCu.. Chatitltouca. T*nn..fw Special
Jntlmeiivru, and Mwn book. Hom Tmfl
tar Women." unt la plain wTAf?t. oo mMM.
Well Drilling
Have had unusual succte* In get
ting pure strong flowing stream* <??
water at 226 feet depth. Let mc *al!<
over the drilling situation to you. A
postal will reach me.
J. L. LATHAM,
^Artesian Well Driller
Mon. Wed. Sat Royal, N. C.
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
Washington People Should Lcnrn to
Detret the Approach of Kid
ney Dlsenwe. ,
r The symptoms ot kidney trouble
are so unmistakable that they leave
| no greund for doubt. Sick kidneys
excrete a thick, cloudy, offonsl'e t r
ine, full of redlment, !rrcs*!'-r : ? -
laage or attended by ?i ?ensj":on > ;
scalding. The hack aches iocs*, or.
Ily, headaches and dizzy * polls .:r<:
occur and the victim is effen vs*'. ' ?
led down by a feeling of languor .imI
I fatigue. Neglect these warnings a;:.*
there is dangrr cf dropsy. Any c: .
of these symptoms Is warning
to begin treating the kldncj* c: . ?
Delay often protes faia:.
j You can uso no better reSK'J y '.Si*;:
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's V." > v. -
Ington proof.
I J. B. Peed, K. Second ctr-f. . ?*".
I Ington, N. C., says: "1 coa?i?i?.*
Doan's Kidney Pills a remedy
merit. Backache bothered me ua '
there were pains across my lo'ws
These symptom- of kidney trouble
showed that something must be
done. The kidney secretions we>?
also iregular in passage ami con
tained Sidimcnt. I used two bo-*?
of Doan's Kidney Pills is r!Tcrtc?l
and they entirely relieved me. Thciu
has never been any recurrence ot
my complain'.."
Per 6a!o by n?l dealers
cents Fos?er-M)lburn Co., New Yorh,
sole agents (or the United ?? r . k
Remember rhe name -~#Iio?n"a ?
and take no othor.
ADVERTISE IN THE HEWS
MLK-SOUIH
RAILROAD II
Route of the
"NIGHT EXPRESS"
?* Schedule in effect June 11th.
N. B. The following schedule fig
ures published as information only
and are not guaranteed.
TRAINS Lb AVE WASHINGTON
North Bound
2:30 a. m. Dally ? Night Express \
Pullman Sleeping* cars tftq/.^rfolk. '
lD:50 a. m. Dally ? F tr Norfolk
connects for all point? north and
west ? Parlor car service.
3:05 p. m. Daily except Sunday for
Belhaven.
Westbound
7:00 a. m. Dally except Sunday
fo?- Greenville, Wilson and Raleigh ?
Connects North, Bouth and West with
all lines.
4:00 p. m. Dally ? For Greenville,
Wilson and Raleigh, Bro'ler Parlor
car.
2:30 a. m. Dally, Pullman Sleeping
Cars ? For Greenville, Wilson and
Raleigh ? Connects North, South and
i West.
Southbound
2:30 a. m. Dally ? For New Bern,
Klnston and Goldsboro ? Pullman
Sleeping Cars.
10:07 a. m. Daily ? Except Sunday
for New Bern.
3:50 P. m. Dally ? For New Bern
Goldsboro and Beaufort.
For further information and reser
vation of Pullman Sleeping Car space
apply to T. H. Myers, Washington,
N. 0.
W. R. HUD80N W. W. CFOXTON
I Gen. Supt. G. P. A.
Norfolk. Va.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
Low Round Trip Fare* From Wash
Ington? Tifkft* on Sale July 7, 8
And 0, 1011 ? $17 0,% Via All Rail*
* 14.70 Via Norfolk ? Atlantic City.
N. J.
Account Benevolent and Protec
tive Order of Elks. Final return lim
it July 20, which may tie extended
to August 20, by depcsltlng ticket
and paying $1.00.
Rochester, N. Y.. $24.10 via all
rail; $21.45 tIjj Norfolk. Account
A. A. o7 N. Mystic 8hrine. F nal re
turn limit July 18, which may be
extended to August 15 by d^i siting:
ticket and paying $1.00.
These rates are open to the public.
For Illustrated booklets descrip
tive of each of the above cities and
trip* and for schedules, Pullman res
ervation. etc, call on R. A. G. Burnes,
Traveling Passenger Agent, E. A. La
Frage, Ticket Agent, Washington N.
C. or addrees
W. J. Craig, T. C. WHITE ?
Pas. Traf. Mgr. G. P. Agent
Wilmington, N. C.
6-19 to 7-8
Wins Fight for Life.
It was a long and bloody battle for
llfo.that was waged by James B.
Merfehon, of Newark, N. J., of which
he writes: "I had lost much blood
from lung hemorrhages, and was
very weak and run down. F<or eight
months I was unable to work. Death