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I ta tat 11*11. per !?'. 14c
fev ?Jt Hill. per & lie
ky llih^ Qwi por W 4c to Cc
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INat. (m (Mb tam 15c ]
^ 1. tarry 10c to 14c ]
Ita. fer ta 70c
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I B M g Ed
To hare your home
cheerful as it Is dark and
A easy. Hectric Lights
will make it cheerful. It
is cheap and safe. A
postal card will bring our
representative who will
' , erplitn its many merits.
WASHINGTON MUNICIPAL
ELECTRIC PLANT
Oliver
THE
ISO. II
JAMES OLIVER
[ SULKY
[' PLOW 1
Tbe best sulky
plow you can buy. s
The plow and dri? '
,ver are earned J
sfong, not dragged
I We want you to be car1
ried. Come in und let
I ia show yort all the good
I |iuii<^ am this ptcno and
I you toiO he carried away
I lckh it- Simple con'
' strudbtm. light weight.
E I maty draft, durability
| ami pet feet Work, butt's
Nail Jam Oliver
Sulky Row
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-ivvnini ? mirmrl
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UC6L XIX U
PASS IIOUIRY lt:'' Mvcrirnmcn
!. Rw JAotUULfcl)
Ooatfeeeoe <VMH*^*A?* Ratog ASbar
rtata OMMn OouMn todaj
tha |?Ucoa of all lmtantato wxjmrm
with laapact to tha knun at
HMh fruiki ink boa tranaport*Uan
arnica.
Information ha* rmilnfl tke commie*
Inn Uwt auj carrier* are violating
tha law In that regard. Indication*
are that offending carrier*
may be obliged to face prosecution.
IBIS IS A VERY
nnnman nicrnn
ruruLAn nidiun
By HJh Pool Shooting Proclivities
He Hm Added Tweaty-foar
New Memben.
Spokane. Wash., Feb. 9?When
members of his flock discovered that
Frank E. Whitman, pastor of the
Hope Congregational Church, of
Newport. Wash., played pool In the
billiard halls, they complained to the
Congregational ministers of Spokane
and asked for an Investigation.
The hearing disclosed" that the
preacher was the champion pool
player of the town, and business men
threatened to withdraw their support
from the church If he was removed.
The investigating committee has
recommended that the pastoral relations
be continued and twenty-four
new members were added to the
church rolls.
MUST HAVE PURER
PATENT MEDICINES
HrwUo BUI Puts Them Under the
l*nr? Food and Drug* Art.
Washington, Feb. 9.?A bill flaring
all propietary medicines under
the Pure Food and Drags act was
favorably reported to the Senate this I
afternoon from the Committee on!
Manufactures.
It carries Into effect the recommendations
made by President Taft
in a special message to Congress. It
also conforms to the recent decision
thai patent medicines were not covered
by the Puje Food and Drags
act.
Senator Galllngcr introduced a
bill intended to effectually control
patent preparations and prevent any
adulteration or misbranding of drug
ingredients.
The standard for strength, quality
and purity indicated on the label
muet he maintained. >.
NOTICE TO REDEEM LAND.
To John Sparhawk, Jr., and the heirs
at law or Devisees of Joseph R.
Tatum, Deceased, and of Rachel
Robertson, Deceased: f
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that if. a ^ile of reafc estate
for non-payment of State and County
taxeB, mado by the Sheriff of Hyde
County, on the first Monday in May,
1911, I became the purchaser of all
of that tract of land in said ?ounty
alleged to belong to John 8parhawk,
jr., and to tne jieirs at law or devisees
of Joseph A. Tatum, deceased,
and of Rachel Robertson, deceased,;
which land la the same conveyed by
John Hall to Joseph R. Tatum, by
deed dated April, 29th, 1800, duly
recorded In the Register's Office of
Hyde County, part of which was also
conveyed by said Joeeph R. Tatum
to Rachel Robertson, being all <*1 the
land owned by any of. the parties
above named or referred lb In Hyde
County, all of whom are hereby notified
that unleaa redemption thereof
la made within one year from the
day of sale, I will be entitled to a
deed tor said real satate me prescribed
by law in such rases. Said
claimants are further notified that
the .amount required to redeem the
sine k ton* Hundred kt hiiireiu
Dollar,, which amonat lnrclodca the
penalty and costa authorised by law
This rebraarr, lot, i?it.
(Signed) WALTER JONB8
2-9 twks-C
KOTKW OV HAIdf ' \
By vtrtoe-of the power ed male eon
talned la a Dead of Trust, to me
assented by Bd Moose and wile.
MMa Moor., oa Jmlr ink. 1MI
red daly mordad <a tka lahla'i
Oflcc at ktaM'Wktr ta Book
/
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* . *
Mooter. the 11th dor or aurch,
Xtl*. for en* to tte hi*hoot Olddor.
that tot or poreol of land In the toon
of Anroro, North Corollas. assented
os tollsvo:
Bontnolno In tho oootor of Chopin
Stroot ot J. W. Chopin's North.sot
cornor thence North IS Wont It*
fordo with tho contor of Chopin
Stroot; thoneo. North 1 Mont it
forte; thoneo, south IS Boot IT*
forte; thoneo. Sooth 3 Wool is
rarte to tho hodnnlns. baton tho
soma lot eon to rod to Id Moorw br
N. M. Harden bf daod dots* Jonuorr
lsj. ltll. recorded la the lUgUUr'a
Office of Beaufort County la Book
lit. Page 11. to which reieraace la
hereby made.
Thla th? 8th day of February*
1818.
HARRY MclIULLAN,
Trustee
** 1-8 4wk?
SHELBY WANTS A
NEW RAILROAB
WW Make Strenuous Efforts to Get
Proposed Ida# Prom Lenoir
> to Bhekby.
Shelby, N. C.. Feb. 9.?Shelby la
planning to make a concerted effort
to secure the proposed railroad front
henolr to Shelby. rl* Morgan town,
and letters are going to Mr. Frank
Llnney, attorney of the GrandlIn
Lamber Company, who says there la
a strong probability of the road being
built. It will be remembered
that a short time ago the Grandin
Lumber Company consummated a
million dollar lumber deal, by which
it took orer large tracts of rlrgln
forests In Caldwell. Watauga and
Wilkes conntles, and it was stated
that this company wopld build a lumber
road from Lenoir to Wilkeeboro
and possibly Into Tennessee.
FAMOUS LECTURER HERE
ONMONDAY NIGHT
Ho". J. G. Woollcy, of the AntiSiloon
Lcapie Will Addreee a
Meeting In the Court House
at 8 O'clock.
The citizens of this city will have
an opportunity Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the court house, of hearing
Hon. John O. Woolley, lecturer
of the National Anti-Saloon League,
also author, statesman, and orator of
International "fame. Since participating
In the recent State Convention
In Raleigh, he la touring eighteen
North Carolina cities and Is speaking
to packed houses. Some one describes
him as "a lay preacher, with
a message to the Christian citizen.",
The several pastors of the city will
announce from their pulpits, tomorrow
Mr. Woolley'o appointment, and
it 1b confidently hoped that Washington
will accord the distinguished
visitor and sppakpr a reception surpassing,
if uossible. that given htm
by any other city. After spending
the Sabbath in New Bern, ho and
Rev. R. L. Superintendent of
the North ^Jarolina Anti-Saloon
Iweague, will arrive here Monday
| forenoon and^may be found during
their sojourn at the Hotel Louise.
Let everybody hear Mr. Woolloy,
and all who can seek the benefit of a
personal Interview with him:
ADI>IH(X) CLUB HOI.DB
ITS RBGUIi^R MEETING.
The Addlsco Club held an unusually
full meeting on Friday afternoon,
with J. T. Lawson. In the absence
of the president. Mrs. D; T, Tayloel
presided with her usual dignity.
After the preliminary business.
Items, sic., the Club had the pleasure
of hearing & fine paper oh the
"Golden Age of English Literature."
by Mr,. J B. Sparrow!
The writer gave an interesting account
of the first translations of the
English Bible and especially of that
which Is still most used In the King
lames version.
. She seated -Lord Macau ley's grm
mark Arttftffr "A book which, if
everything else In our language
hould perish, would alone suffice to
dhow the whole extent of Its beauty
ind power." 'in speaking of England's
grant dramatist, she gave an
vrtremely apt description, a Greek
ipl.eth. applied to" h'iri fy'T'eijridc**
vss served wtth s most delightful
!'. *. . ....
" Waahlocton, B C.. Fab. f -iw. U
Ilia tKM she WH tha paraonal ropre- M
aantattoa of th. boat oa a
ary.-r^irn;
"tnrhay blot" aad .Hollar dancaa. D
atyllatily rownod woman dlrtn* bar tl
nana at Mary U. Inline, waa arraatad
a. .h. trtad to gain .atraaaa ?
to tbo Wblto Hoaaa today. C
Tba apparant dimity of tba womaa.
who praaontod bar card and daelarad
that, aba bad as appolntmaat M
wttk tba Praatdaat raaardimt Rod |'
Craaa aaattara, foroataltad at *iwt tba . Y
'I want to aat orarybody lntoraatad
In the cntnde'rn waging titlait I
tbla war? of crlma," aha finally ax- M
platnad. a
Mia. Braklna waa aaat to tba a
OTrpffi^rre'l
lp_^_ Ij^l
Bid. Kirk filled hla raaolar ap- ?
polntment at Epheeone on the fonrth
Sender. - ?
J. U Latham la erectlna a tenement
house on his tar* aaar the
month ot Blouats Creek. rl
- Peter I. Hill and Mlaa Ada U Cat- t]
ler were married on the fourth Bun- ".
day. at the home ot the brlde'a a)
father. pd
Meam. 8 win dell and Fulford am at
making raady to oparato a aelne at Si
Hill Point . | a)
I. B. Ecklln la making Imp rose- pt
KMC
Reputation means a
raattressei and pillow
"" T inside them unless yx
And they must contai
sanitary stuffing if th<
dean and At to spend
the night,-on
The reputation we have
back of every pillow and
our mattresses are like I
iness and our pillows are
a narcotic. Come In a
prices will pjfase you
SOUTHERN
C/?c 7>facafrr(.
washing
"Fire's
. /
TdEN comes the matter of
insurance. Yon get out year
policy and note tee company
in which you are insured. Certain
oiiefiinfis aknnlri rw?fr arias* /*
you at such a time.
You ahould not be worried b
qoeftion of whether you are lnaurec
thcfcp
You ihould not "be worried ov
t^ueftroo of wbetber the company ca
You ahoold not'' be worried b
queflion of whether'you have had <
protection tb cover ybur loo.
^^lwiltitioh w^artford**. &
proper proportion of insurance to cai
X* '!^S SO
w. o. i?M wt to Cktaaaf
t." " wIlTCo'n |
tin t. 0. CaUa?. A. P. BOA.I
.v*j";
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GKT6 m HA1BKD. I 1
Suffolk. Va., rub.- i.-*Tbo JUT. *.1
. Maw. who on Sunday proochud 1
inn on IMINM la ulirj at $300 I
paw loot might hp tha official board
I tha church. H* *111 rpcaira $1.on.
Though ao official aaaouncalaat
*aa mafia, tha praaataptlon la
hat tha Rat. Mr. Xaitjr sot tha Ipraaaa
bacanaa of 'tha aarmop on
taelas. lOliUPYIfiRBMM
Paducah. Kp.. Pah ?.? Frae rnarasa
cartlOeataa ara ogarad bp Co an
' Clark Staslatoa to all (lrla to
lackaolTa Porchaaa" who will maka
Mdarlt upon application that thar
opoaad to thair flaaoaa Th'a offar
anda, the dark aan, until FVbrnarj
?th. Ho la dolus It 111 a lasdable
root to ancotrtaso leap roar proxtoia.
mm
m re
rwo
lot when buying
s. You cannot nee
>u rip them apart >
n only the finest of
syaire to ha. pure. i
the long hours of
V 7 . - .* * " nfi.
for heftiest dealing is >
1 mattress we sell All ? <
ndia rubber for spring- '
soft and soothing as
nd inspect them?the
FURN.CO.
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,,< gfa^^^w
orid '*
nmeT^rV
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und in din lB
> v, w? $?. "v V
St Co., Agents
AND ZI8
n, N. c
If rl irh.ii fffioe and Hats
13 77UW
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IE a in
| t 'hie
flilftWHW
SPECIAL <
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, | During this week we
\ ^CO ^. WESTPHALI
|; 17 Cents
I ) These hive been on
i | stores In. the large dth
i t They are guaranteed
i I tldlous taste.
I > We have only a 11ml
I | miss mis opportunity,
i ) The hams are dlspla
'irniTiiiisili
LoulBTllle, Feb. 9.?"Home RmM
Frank Baker, of the world", campion
PbMndolpbtm AthlMkw plncod
on ord?r with n loal tirwr for >
down of "wnr d.b." of th* mom
pattern am the bat with witch Baker
made two famous four haao drives
that won tha championship laat fall.
; '? ' 1 '**. *
The condition of Mm Myra B.
Black well, who has been critically
ID, la very much-Improved.
: ,y.: ^
SUPERIOR TO EITHER
"Pox River" or New York
State Creamery" is
"MOORESBORO" BUTJER
We are local agents and'
would be glad to b*ve your
batter orders. PbOne 261
jpd get it quick.
PAMLICO GROCERY CO..'/
Wholesale and
Retail Grocer*
' South Market St
S , MARQI
GRAS
New OrleanvLa., Mobile, Ala.,
l*A~ and'Pensacola, Fla.
On account the abova Oceanian the
tliantfe Ceast- Lino-Railroad CoroinT
ofliri apodal rodncod^ rntea to
he respective poinU:
Sellla* dates, Feb. 13, to 1*. talusirs,
tor trains arrtrinK destlna
Jon not Inter this midnight Feb. SO.
Limit?Reacb original etartlnf
point nollator than midnight IJarch
!, unlees limit bit en Jed to March It,
ocluelve, by pertonnl dcpoalt ticket
*ttb- Joefpb Rlfhardnpg. Special
-cent at damnation, tad payment
ra*'?t. {l.M.
StojHOiere?Btafrorere will b. plowed
at rncnlar etop-oeer polnta on
reaaeat. ".'Jh!'' ' ' J
For ratee, ecbednka, reaerraOona
rtc., see local agent or addreee
W, J. CRAML c T. C. WHIT*.
Paaa Traf Mgr Qen. Pane Agt
i " "{*! Wilmington, U. C.
- ' ?-C to ?-l?
Iri.,'-' * I- 1 i, t yKwfF ' '
HTATK OF NORTH CAROLINA
Coma?Oreatlngi
Wbereaa. It npyeara to my Belletaetloa,
by duly authenticated raeord
of the proceedings tor Ua yolnntary
dMolnt.on there of depoeltad In my
otdee. that the Waahlngton Am neecjt>ni
Compos*. n r?rr<ra'.'rc:i of
Stmt**, whom p*ncifal office to ?Uu
ae^la"aaTu "eb^ie'^bw^r,
-V
i i
Per. Pound i:
sale at the best jrocay J !
rj&s?- . ^:! u
ted supply at 17c Don* i [
yed In our window. I i
F. TAYLOE ' I
'*
apon whom pmrMB MI he Ml lilt ' '
| bu compiled with the reqelremewte -lv ''
of Chapter 11 of the Beoleal of
amendmonta thereto, preliminary k>
the laanlns or thin Certificate that i yi
much concent hu boon flled:
Now. Therefore.^ J. J. Bryan
Grlmaa, Secretary of Stale or the
State of North Carolina do hereby
certify that the aaid corporation AM.
on Ue Ind day of Jannary, lilt.
Ale la my oMce a duly exeeated and
atteeted concent In wrltlns to the dieablution
of eald corporation,
executed by more than two-thlrde m
, Interact of the atechholdere thereof,
which eald certificate and the record
of .the proceed Inge aforeeald are now
on lie In my eald otleo na pravdad
by law. .-4 iavy \ . ?
In Teetlmoay Whereof, I hare
hereto, eat my hand and etsxed my -V
(Seal) t, HRY AN.GRIMES,
1-tiw-C Secretary- of State. ' ; ^
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