MILK AN1 ORIAM FOB SALE AT
Mr*. J. K. H0rr8. *-M-Ue
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THE IATIMM HOUSE OOB. LYNN*
herea Avn., and B. St. NtUMt
coMage to Station. But omoo, and
.Sj uHMmHU, Oomh View, V*.. an
Ideal auoimer tout Reaaonabla
ratio. Mn. J. B. Latham. Proprlo?-ll
luoc.
WOMBN?IF you WANT WORK,
wli guaranteed hootarj to'wenrer;
big commlaalon; make 910 dally;
: p' experience^ tfiininiaaVT Addroai
fllHBRNATIONAL MILLS. 1038
Cheetnut; Pbila t-34-oat-ttc
HARM MB liBASB OB RBjA OOIt.U&*2*'~'an*
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Clip ofVeehlegton Norfolk Southern
rani thbeugh It. Fifty milk
jpowt go wjlh farm. Prefer aalllng
cattle. Forty bead of calrao and
'teUere, For Unas lea. S .Fleming
Waakiagtoa. N. C. or write P. O.
.Boa 111.
RMS TOO WANT PURE MILK
that Is clean to drink, try It from
the Star Dairy. Ring J. B. Peed'i
iphorto. 8-15-tfo
. MsJm yptr WAST SAND FOB
brickwork or glaaterlng. call J. B.
Paed'a ghoaa Dallrered e trea onable
price# 8-lS*-tfo
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twi GUARANTEE A GOOD POSII
tlon to ererg teaeher who_somI
pletea her preparation at Littleton
College We have eoholarehlpe for
yonng women desiring preparation
to tenia, wke, are without suAI
iQ cleat renei Our echolaetlc year
) begins Sept. 11. 1111. For catalogs#
and farther Information addreee
J. M. RHOOBS, Littleton, W.
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1TK /GUARANTEE A GOOD PAT.
tag volition to erery youte* womfpx
who flnlahea our course In stenography
and typewriting as toon
t her preparation htm *ean onmpleted,
and fumlth instruction id
> . English and Arithmetic without
additional charge. Tor Catalogue
&d further information addreas
REGISTRAR, Littleton College,
Littleton, ,N. C. 8-8 6-1 wc
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WHEN YOU WANT ANY DRAYBe
done, phone Pure Pood Oroery,
No. 861, and gat It Quick.
10-tfc
g Tq$? FOR MASON AND M. Z. SEAL
'p Slick. B. K. WILLIU.
FOB UU-WRBKLH OF CORN
f in ehuck. Apply to O. T. Mayo, at
, Cor.rt House, Clerk's Offlaa.f
rrwr -
Hon OK
V,-.. So all kinds of repair work
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MUTUAL MACHINE COMPANY.
Washington. N. C.
a.t in>A wj. BfSV
HO?, M OF HAUL
Under ud bp rlrtoe of the power
Commlaeloeur of Court. la the Bpeolal
> Proceeding pee dine le the Superior
Coot of HeeefeW Countr. N. C? entitled
"Patrick Olerfc re. Luke Clark;
Hanrr Clerk ud othera." and ea directed
bp order of aele la arid ape'
-del' prooeedlaca, I wlU on Monday,
' September 1?U. 1*11. at IS m., at
the Court Haaae door of Beanfopt
-Cooatp. N. O. Oder for eale to the
- hlgheet bidder for cub. the fellow"i
** in tracts of land:
IJ / let tract: North Carolina. Been
t j fori County, Waahlaston Townahlp.
I Y Beginning at a corner at K. S. Bopt'a
/ "Una >0 polee 'rola the corner (am la
m Iron Mine Branch and rnae N X X to
w polee to dlrtaloa Una of W. Q. Cherry
k and then with eald Uoe B Tt 1-11 IT
1-S polee to a marked corner, then
with a marked line 8 17 W To pblea
B ; to the Una of the dlrlalon betwea Jao.
Cberry, daceaaed, and X. S. Hopt,
I thee with aald Una N 41 W to beginning.
containing 10 aerw more or
Ball a^jUe to Hllaa Clark bp dead
J Book OO^page 504.
P , Adjoining lank w. Ik'whitley. Sn.
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HOLLA WELLS IS
EARLY OHTHE JOB
Democratic Nitiffiil Trasarer Is
Alter Small Contritatafc.
, y-lvlp*IU 1ISf ''
lius 1WLB m TO HELP
. n"*; - i (rfT ?*"'<' - 1
There la to Be Ne "Tainted MoneyUsed
In Electing Wilson and Mar*
-- '.r+xMrmmmumi
New York.?A small, smooth sharedi
middle-aged mail with a coat of taft
?gave evidence of much outdoor
recently came la to the Waldorf
carrying a suit case early In the after-j
Anoon and registered as "Rolla Wells,,
Is to be the watchdog of the Wilson
campaign money from now on, w?
a banker and ex-mayor of Bt Louli
Is fifty-six years hid. was graduated a
Princeton In 1876, or three years b<
fore Governor Wilson jra* graduated;
that he hae two eons who are Prince^
ton men and a grandson who som
llOKH!:
.that t|<,>r? oiit in the-appointment in
hjs mind la that the new job cat in seriously
upon a most beautiful vacation
"We age going to raise oar cam"1
am sure that a large part of the
asodey will be raised by popular eubeorlption.
"The people have ooofldence In
wbodrow Wilson. -and they will give
what they can of their means to elect i
macU a man Dresldeet *
- "Iras groat batterer la publishing
broadcast, baton and oiler election,
the fbloaa dootrlhatftme made.
"There are bod who con wail effort
to gin the committee U.OOO. hot I
west to aaaore the public that we ore
not going to here oar tainted money. j
"We ore appealing to the people, oad
wp ore retjlno on then to help eleetl
WHeon end hi era hall.
"I.here two bora who here been
graduated from Princeton, one Are
Tenia ago end one ewe en. Bat It la not
become on re la o Princeton family
that I like Ooeernor wtlaon He la a
great big man oad the type that wo
abenld hare in peblic Ufa" j
Wood row Wflecn aoya thla to not a
time to ha afraid to "apeak out la
meeting" That he was aot afraid la
demoMtrated by hit logical apeech la
acoeptlag Ibc Democratic nomination.
FIRS
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- To the Public
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open a saving Uepa:
department of $1.01
fat at the rate of
Holt the patronagt
to them thja same c
j. account of the wagi
I desire to. take aavi
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T OPEN AGAIN
?C. H. Macaulsy, New Veek Werld.
! Tbe. ?vi0hd iMHioit pgrty !
like tke boy "blowing m'nr. <he
wind." There will be a lot of blaster,
but it will mot take voiaa away from
Wilton and Marshall.
Having exhausted hie supply of adJectlvee
in denouncing Taft, Rooeevelt
la now leading a campaign of denunciation
of every one who doee not
agree with himself.
Farmers have polled against the
fhort end of the yoke long enough.
Wilson and Marshall promise to tee
that "he polling la made more nearly
[ eveti.
NOTICE OF SALE.
WHEREAS, the Albemarle Development
Company by deeds dated
April 9, 1911, and May ?, 1912, conveyed
to Wm. H. Schuette the following
described tracts of lands: re
cornea m Book 170, page 556, and
Book 1H, page Ml.
Lots 17, 36. If, 46, 68. 57. 66.
43. 44, 64. 61 and 61 aa shown by
the map of the Albemarle Development
Company, which is on record In
the Registrar's office In Book 161,
page 681. and
WHEREAS, an agreement was entered
into by and between John A.
Wilkinson and Win. H. Schnette,
dated April 9. 1912, and May ?,
1918, by whteh it Is provided that
Wa H. Schuette ' should sell the
property described in the deeds here
lnbefore recited unless the said John
|A. Wilkinson paid recited In salfl
agreements notes due Wm. H.
Schnette and executed by the said J.
A. Wilkinson, and
WHEREAS, the said notes are due
and unpaid, I will by virtue of the
power vested in me by the agreements
hereinbefore recited, sell to
$ie highest bidder for cash at 11
oModk noon at the Court Spouse door
Of Beaufort County, Washington, N.
C., on Thursday, September 11th,
8-1S-4W r
WkL H. Schnette.
TO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The attention of prospective Candidates
for the Democratic nomination
for county and township offices, Including
Justices of the peace and
eenstahles is called to the provisions
of Chapter 618. Public Local Laws
f 1911, which requires all such candidates
to deposit their fees with the
chairman of the executive commit*
tee, and file their notice with the
Clerk of the Superior Court of their
IntantlAn nf ??
toast fire days prior to the primary
to be held September 7th. -1911.
LINDSAY C. WARREN.
Chairman Dem. Exec. Com. Beanfort
County.
1-19 to ft-llc i
IT NATIONAL B
Washington. N. C.
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the first day of Septen
rtment, and will receiv
7 and over, on whioh th
44. P?r annum payable q
3 of the small deposito
ourtesy as to the large
s earner is ^speclallys
antage of this departmej
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Very truly,
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FROM HIM DISTILLED WATEI
Shipped Quick.
"Crystal Ice Cream"
Ask for it at the Fountains it
wholesome, delicious a n
fresh.
Ice Cream Cones For Sale
Crystal Ice Cc
12* WATER STREET
WMhUmo, N. C. -N IW?
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No Dirt
No Smoke
No worry
No Delay
A Hot Fire
But a Cool Kitchen
Gas Ranges Set Free
Washington Light ft Rata Co.
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WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
v MONEY SENT MY 4UKTTJKN HAIL
Pblla. Ymillin A illlilH Co^anj
.. , ESTABLISHED 2* YKA&L
843 Cheats* Sc Philadelphia. Pa.
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We Redeem
COUPONS
FOR
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?THE?
OUALITY GROCERY
WALTER CREOLE S CO.
Phon* SO V 92.
DOYOUKNO^
???
That we carry one of
the freshest lines of
Groceries,
Flour and Feed
In Washington. It is a
i fact and we can easily
prove it if you will but
give us a trial order
J. P. JACKSON
West Main Street
<4u*niont of Values,
liie late Marshall Field atoppi
one of the smallest cash bora In h
store and aald:
"Mr boy, how much do they pi
yo?r
'Tour dollars a week, sir," rep lit
the boy.
That is more than twice as mat
as I got when I was your age."
"Well," aald the boy, "perhaps y<
ware not worth so much to your flf
as I am to'mine."?Farm and Fix
sider
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Aug. 15th, 1912.
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iber this bank will
r? deposits in this
ey will pay interuarterly.
.We so- >
r, and will Extend
depositor. The
soliolted. All who
it will be welcome.
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Cashier.
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^ The DAILY NEWS will k
j 9 pleased to receive Items, such as 9
engagements. weddings, parties, 9
9 tees and other news of personal { [r.
interest, with Che names of those 9
9 preseht, for the "Society News" 9
I * column. I The items AouM he 9
' indorsed with the name and ad- 9
dress of the sender?not for 9
9 publication, but as a matter of 9
13 9 pood faith. 9
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- PERSONALS. 9
Mr. J, P. Ham, of Elisabeth City,
in a Washington visitor. . ' "
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Mr. Z. V. Raw lee, of Bayboro. was
here yesterday on business.
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The many friends of Mr. Jarris
Suss, of Hertford, were sled to see
him hers yesterday. II
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Mr. M. Makely, Jr- of Belhaven,
arrived in the city yesterday on busltttt
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Miss Lucille Rhodes and Master pL
Joshua Rhodes, who have been the [t
? guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Jones ' ,
~ at Ooldsboro, N. C., hare returned P
home. y
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i Mr. C. H. Tyre, of Norfolk, w^a
here today on business.
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Mr. H. W. Butt, of Richmond, Is a
Washington visitor.
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J Misses Kathleen Willis, Miss Clara
. Woo lard and Mrs. John Kane went ^7
~ to Morehead City yesterday. *f
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Messrs. W. M. Bell. J. H. Daven- H1
port. E. L. Roper, E. L. Archbell, ?ji
Wede Davis, P. Orleans' and Robert HI
Rumley went |o Morehead City yesterday
on the excursion. They returned
home Inst evening.
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Miss Roth Chadwick, bt Rose Bay, ___
N. C., Who haa been spending some
time at Beaufort. N. C., la the guest A
of Mr. and'Mrs. E. L. Roper, on East N
Main street. Miss Chad wide Is en II
route to her heme. 11
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Mr. Daniel Packard left this morning
via the Atlantic Coast Line for
FlorldC
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Rev. Mr. Futrell, of Bethel. N. C.,
' was the gueat of Mrs. R. H. Broom
- at the parsonage yesterday.
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f Mr. J. O. Latham, of Belhaven, is a
- Washington visitor.
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Miss Irene Hopwood, of Rocky
Monnt, is the guest of Miss Ella
Louise Gran than at the Latham
House on East Second street,
t t t t
Mr. W. 8. D. Eborn, of Bunyan, N.
C., was here today on business,
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^ Mr. H. W. Clark, of South Creek,
t j ?Vlved here this morning.
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Mrs. C. 8. Wichard, of Vandemere,
1a hi the city. :
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Mr. W. A. Blount, of Chooowinity,
*q )? taking a few days outing at Vande- C
_ mere, tf. C., where he is enjoying the /
- fine fishing. / . - \
id Rub-My-Tism will cure you. J
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V ADVERTISING THAT PAID S I
n ?' 1
John Arbockls Declared Ho Spent Mil* r
. Hone In PublloKy, But It All J 1
M -Came Back.
John Arbnckle, the mllliocialre coffee I
man of New York, advertised to the 1
* want columns of the Sunday newspa- /
pom for two bnslneee assistants of \ ,
high caliber. Tbe number of replies f
- he received astonished him and ho \
eont a photograph of a pile of them [
three feet high and several feet in ^
circumference to one of the New York ,
newspapers with a letter, In which be
said in part:
"Advertisement is the life of a news- |
you a photograph of the ana wen ]
hare received from the adrertiaement
1 put In last Sunday's newspapers.
Theae answers come largely from men
of large business caliber (**,000 to
>10,000 a year salary men). I hays
spent millions of dollars advertising,
but it has all come back to me many
times over. When you have a good
honest thing advertise it freely and
you will be amply repaid for the money
you have spent In advertising.
"Many of the newspapers, referring
to my advertisement, take it for granted
that 1 am making arrangements to
retire from business. I have no Idea
of retiring, but hope to die In harness
friend of' J. Pterpont Morgan asked
him how old hle'father was when h?
retired from business. Mr. Morgan
said: 'Over eighty ysafs of age, and ??
he would be alive today if he h%l not ?_
given up bis business.'" />?
Advertising cannot make a ! . <x
eueoeeo of a poorly managed I T
business, end moat businesses ] VI
which have succeeded through I u
advertising had with them the I
capacity to euooeed without advertising.
Advertising simply j j i'.
shortens the time end empha;
alsee the success. j ^
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DON'T FORGET f
That our Saving Department open September fint
That One Dollar stmts aa account
That your money so Sepesited with us draws 4 per
cent interest compounded every three months. 3
That it offers the very best opportunity for the wage
earner, the salary man, the fanner and for you to save
money.
That we cortfiafly invite you to join our many satisBank
of Washington
Jeutku Haveaa. Pre*. J. K. Dautht?, C*ahi*r
S YOUR HOUSE WIRED?
For Use next 90 days we will wire houses for
ople who own their homes on the Installment
an. Here's am opportunity to have Electric
ghts on easy terms. For further information
.one 998.
WASHINGTON ELECTRIC PLANT
IF YOU CAN T GET 1
hat you want where you trade
lone me your order. I can
lit
H. H. SATTERTH W A ITE
Respass Street Grocer.
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luSt Ti.pcfnie>d at II '
THE BAZAAR
A FINE LOT OF
LINENS?
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n good shades. Also P. K. and Bedford Cords
will close out at 15c Per Yard. Also
Embroideried Marquisette
Worth $1.00 Per Yard, our Price
49c. * j
A full line Laces, Embroideries and
Dress Trimmings. g
P. ORLEANS
IF Y011ARE GOING NORTH TRAVEL VIA >
THE CHESAPEAKE LINE )
DAILY SERVICE INCLUDING SUNDAY) S
The new ?twwi Jvt placed la wiika, the -CUT OP MOB- )
rOLK" and "CITY OP BAIiTDCOBB,** an the MM iJiifnl t
nd mp-to-date steamers between Norfolk and BaWaora. I
Equipped with wtreleaa telephone tu each room. Delidoua I
seals on hoard. Everything for comfort -and convenience. /
Boats leave Norfolk (Jackson SC.), 6:15 p. pi. V
Boats leave Old Point Comfort, 7:15 p. m. I
Arrive Baltimore, 7:00 a. m. C
Connecting at Baltimore for all points north, northwest and I
nest. I
b? W. H. PARXEI.L, T. P. A.. 1
0 Qrubr St., Norfutk, V*. C
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JOS. F. TAYLOE I |
Phones 123 & 124 120 Market St
Carries the Most Complete Line of
Family Groceries.
ALWAYS FRESH AND RELIABLE
Polite Clerics artel
Quick Delivery.
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Pickllag and Preserving "being the order of the day" we wfah to aa>nnce
to the thrifty housewife that our line pf requisites for the above la
unplete. S??ch ? Extracts and Spices, Sugars and Vinegars, jar* and jar
opa, Rubbers and Parmfina Sealing Wax, we are "Johnnfe on the spot."
a are telling our Para fine at ltc par pound. Can you got R elsewhere
m thaa 2# or 25ct?? We are anxiou^ito show you how we can save you
oney. May we have your business for next month? ' ^
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