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All die Candidates
Are Endorsed fay
? stables and Jusl
Named. Conv<
Attended.
The Dwacntk Owttty tNKVention
for EiaafcU Oowttty wmctnbled
In the Can He ate today at 11
o clock and ?u called to erder by
"the chairmen of Om county Executive
^'Committee, *r. I*MMKy'.C.""Warreu
who made a apeedh (hit WU' timely
-and to thavattt. We'future la brfcht
After Jtr. Wnveb -Add' completed
hie eddnfaeltr J*nla? D *?rimee wee
oallotf to temporary
chalrmaau Keen-*. W. K. Xaoettom
mauo. ? W.-EC. aHmmmrn
was afraad mat the aspotatmest ol
Uia nwhiutMl aoantfttae ha A
Tha Aim i umai' of tsr saw
?tU^?^jrS2S^^. ma w
I ?ada??'?m nil I ISr I Ilia
For Register Daa*a. Mr. Gllhorl
tnt??a,1liln?llmMw
Far TManw.:?.''(. WL Mui
'< a in MM Tn i Mi MUllli i >n nil
roriRcma?ktl^H?. Kaffer Vie]
c. HM?Iif w W<lim?
tion wiiMt J
Wr Uopatp ComnUlaonera.-tbe fol.
Mill?Ul; ' ?% ?% P
7Mk."Ww H IIUOv. W.
H. <^nrrh
Cttyr4t'VH*MiijtoII. Lone Ao?, ?n(
CboMihttr TowMlpt. UmIi lid!
date for Bwrdf.^r. WIUM vu
Mr fil Mi?i ?
c.lrod tbMliM ?u laikrma
prtmmry far tb? of tM Warnd
. ?rtr Court WH mm* lor tM> pafcttor
J by mmclrnmmto*.
"For lliuwbr of-the Aam dl?
trtct Mr. WH. Hartorwuifl I bi
Hor "Keootaer ofWaBtefO ?Mlrlci
/533m> W^B * 1IIpail bMrwOb
ndMbto. J. A. Ltlfh.pn4 R. T. Wat
lityTii^fg' "*f in* th* M
' 1 ti*? IrM wa, ?cx
Wtirf.'Tux Collector of Riehlan<
& .** choice pf the convention. ' '.V
For CKy of Washington- Mem
A. Wayo; D. C. Rom and Jew U
[S.V ' "Hodd?. war? aam*. *; t; .* '
For Constable BWfr Bpwnship
b \ > ' For JuetWe of t*r$Ni?4Rtfch.
-tend TownAftp, Mr.'B. ijfWtdt,'-!.' A;
Hardy and 1L R. TriypSrere -named
t>y the contention.
Rvj* -v For Containii of "Rtebland Town*
affclp, Mr. J. K. Holidal waa the Choice
For J net lee of the Peace, of Bath
TownsM* Mem. W. A. Tankard,
W. H. Tyre and c. B. Paul* were we"-!
leyfed.
Dr. Joshua Taytoe was earned fee:
'' County Coroner.
For County Surveyc*, Mr. L. H.
M?VRoae was the choice of the delegates.
For Justice of the Peace, Cbocowlnlty
Township, Meters. C. R. Gallo'
way. H. B. Williams and Joe Bobbins
Kf\ were named. J
For Constable Cocowlnity Town-.
^ ahlp, waa Mr. Thomas J. Lewis.
*? For Justlbe of the Peace Lena
Acre Township, waa A. C. Hathaway.
Henry Harvey and J. T. Singletonu.
For Constable Washington Townahlp.
thoee selected were J. B. Corey,
8. L. WtlUrd, J. Alfred Hodge.
For Constable Washington Town hip.
B. T. Chaancey.
. Mr. Fred f Latham dlacneaed the
I Hilary bill and Introduced thy folHle,
.riowlrg reantatloa: a .
RaaoWed, That ear represents! ivea
In. the Gaeeral Aaeembly be Instruct,
ed to make the sheriffs .alary a flat
aalary of O.SOt, and the feee which
Kt ? receives from the 1. P. and
I Recorder** Oenrt.
That tl?r.|?Wl?er of Deeds' salary
\\
ram
ran f m
' ?
Named in Primary
Connention. Contices
of Peace Art
entioii Was Well
6Sr':?r;;;:' '
kaB'be ?1.?00 ul that ha Mlito
w^artrad to ouka a? the ea MBke
without extra oouatauttoe
?hat the Cleth at the Wapailty
Oeart'a aalarr ehhB he uaBe VU400
ply' ^nnnwe
That tto TtnwmmtM'u ottiry ?$to11
to $760 eMU HiUMtorU. MM aad
then tto ?Cto to rftolMhed. J
That tto mwdtMrr atttt -hla ecanpen atloa
to toRtotodtydtth tto toard
to table tto *
referm to tt* 4p**Vf* <*Hloe tto
vote 46 tor ai*t to H
Mr. Ftofl 9. ructton t*?? -made ?t
tabled. \
Hoa. JWteM Ml lueWhere? >?
tollii he reetilutieaai.
The lha.e?h^i ? ? ? l owtt,
la fTi I lertiau .eteiialliil. -sept B7.
1*1*. mehe ahe iatlh.'.?i'.atMare'
tleac
t ., , - 5 ...- y' , *1
t-jOeaeeer'lla iBelleht-hy the
<1 I 11*1 e-enhWraef alteshme* prt,
Harr law awklWMe'B tkke wattre
| dates for dSateetMeolMN^StMe and
, 11 iiiim?>>?a do fa ii|
. ?r oaOthlaarTtor lafOadMaieOae pru
aaoMa?i oeeaPtatntaf antfp*lMaOafheuaatlU.KaMrdoftaetha
oaalltJ
catfoos of electees ftfte. ?w wtt
. tknNo WeaOMo I Moor* a <on?ld>t
I "III'oik* tb^reTvUch enar he
, oflca, onfl the purposes for oWeb aa*
lil*tll1MWb?hB OK) 1- :,t
I outlet Ion ill aMMMm f <3 good
throughout tbo State Mr the eatL.
irwi ?ao. ^ ft???a iMttwu
t Departanot, to he eeUMlkbed eitHor
Irteorafeatlt or N otruti of the
ohich |H)I auMsriae tke ' ma pi or
r iMlIll tor doners Its tha vevera*
t ?- To aefterM Mt. oiiii ... gftrn tire
the ifitll Drainage-law, aa^S oriels*
the motion of drainage dlrtr lets,
. the drainage of vat'Mads thaoughI
outthe State, vo faror a lav ereatlna
nndnaar mgaHaatot.-M -agist
either M*oMlr.?oo a'hraach
I of the flladagl ft Eootoaaito -ftoreey,
ljUf other pssiiMhns.
on* or more skilled dnflnage eagi.
nee re to tMt the aevnal iMUons
i where drainage lis -won tetania ted nm'd
t* furnish ?mi (miliary advtoe aadaaa.
aistance wherever xequirfed. 1
, 4>' That W* instruct our ?randld?de
, request the two candidates tor the
late Senate tn this-District, to oo
4p*rate actively ta the, drafting
siaeh law* and V the enactment of
I eater at the next mmIm of 1he Gene-ill
Assembly. The Secnetary wf thia
. C.WentlOn la requested*? forward *}
, oertttl^.f cop^of tMte'ieabiuflb^'to j
the several eaadidstse named. ? 'V,*l
We favor the amendment ef 4he
Beaufort County primary law. that a
committer of three be appointed im
re-draft the bill, and to make same
apply to \the county and-incorporated
towr? In ?aald coonty only. We toetrtji^pn
vaember of' the Teftelat ore
5 to vote for a State-wide primary law.
hot In case that bill doee apt paee.
thai he ah all pass the hill as given
him by the committee appointed by
thia convention.
The chairman of the convention
wa* authorized to appoint a commit,
tee of three to redraft the primary
law tor Beaufort county. The reeolut'on
waa adopted.
Mr. L. U. Scott, of Blount's Creek.
Introduced the follovlnff resolution
I a* follows:
We condemn the office of County
Auditor, a* an unnecessary county
expense, and instructthe County Commissioners
to abolish asms as far a*
1 their power of appointment lies, and
we Instruct onr member of the leglslature
to repeal the motion of the bill
1 creatine that office for Beaufort
i County.
A motion mads by F. C. Malllaon
to table tba abate reetUtloa waa
V ' f'-'' y ' >50
" ' ,
I?M,
INGT
WiBUWOrON. NORTH (
^Showers
Lhi^glfeg^laJkLjEsr. . - :. : ,vL
BMP
OOWBSrai HUB -I
m SEEIIUJKR
Once afgaln has the Hsh tmannstrated
tfu sttcscOul ? ts Its mil- ,
Unary department. Tkelr annual I
tall and winter apaalaa oonurred
TesterAny Ml utu and was a
crown las aaecsasaa ranch ao 'Mat Us
outlet* (or the l i Ulia. sees no i, the
rerr|brllhtast he their history. Their
late -creations ha ruaddaai ?ma the
crarsurs at all aasd much praised.
The Indian hare .named (this well
kaewu sa^iailian ata -dad veatarday
and today sad (be anansdemeat la be.
h*. hlikly i iinll.i i sad. Who Hah
la one at the ethyls poptllsr - stores
and la no department are They mots
popular than their millinery. To
Suit thisaaasstnnKt idmiaasain la to
be oonvhaeed that no town In North
Carolina fcaa a Taoro *Maerpte< or
mors alls males unBllosrytaieplsy
KIM MOT Ml
a mm. cenius
"Ton sa -thetoiri 'I rrmeei" the i
product ?OT attorfh Carolina boy and 1
a BeawSort "County one at that. In the
IlieaWh. 'Jesse B.'Wnpdyrbf'Au- 1
rara. J). V.. baa 1 sat 'been published '
aa? *hs Daily Ttwww aXkarrMMcea
.htth Sbadbe-a copy.
, *bs suuSie'la"by m.t; ttahfnrd It !
|ajpr* pttrmctledty gotten up had.
thane wfbo 'have' tried 1t- pronounr* (t
one a* the sacceaaea of" the aeaaoa.
Mr. ~nmMj "la- odty 11 years of aye.
This KM attraction for uradiehl taror
has edreaJdy 'been -rendered oa the
f*> -*!th..mK*?d success hy ansae
of AmvHcd's wetUhnown -mhlat tad
sniwadb Of Ihort life lianas cess has
^."SSnTio-fM. nwSr.t;
erratic composer. It goe* "ti show
Mlntd to
mm?7?b attractive htefco In the
m?hl eiir? aad tW DaltaTNm <> 1
ddi#hted to know that a Aeaufort
OMRtykoT tatta author. Mfc Hardy
The mask; can~t>e purtfbaaed from the:
*. tttku "Beedhle 'Vonpaar. Inc.,
Hk-Od You streets, WttMngton,
?. ?c.
The Oeopera'International 'Vnloa
1?ued'three Otrtm earing the laat
leuirTlj, -em negotiated four working
agreement? providing far an inereeee
Optetl-bysa vote-of .45 ?and W to
29 wad 1-T
A oonohttton ,mm thpn sntrodwed
to I'efimml'Um nUntlon of two years
Co.
Wfioucfi, Id twrniMn auesbled
ta?D -mo ego svrdeoletion was
adopted committing the' Democratic
party to a too* two policy for Its
county edmiiia: -and. whence, l.vlhe
recent primaries held the people did 1
net rati ft- tWa policy.
Be H wer ;rea<STed,T5hat-the?oSlon
of, the convention two years ape was ]
net in accordance with the w!saee of 1
the people and It ~being Che ernae of 1
tfaa convention that the -wl'l .ot the '
i eople shall he etcpreme, *be xeeehi t'on
adopted two'yeara ago is h.v flits
convention rescinded.
1ft l?6le vu' adopted by I
tie convention. j
Mr. A. D. MW^cacs evened the *>V I
i owing resolution: ~ 'i
-^Iteso'lved by Shle convention. That i
the representative from Bean fort i
CPiiwety.and the senators fromtMe 41*- I
trict ** instructed to pass a law t
putting the recorders and clerks of 1
the reeprdlf's courts of the Washington,
Aurora and Belhaven diflkrleta
on aslary, with a prorison far- ?
ther that In all cases a defendant In- |
dieted in either of said courts shall c
rnon demand be entitled a trial by fl
jwry and that a committee composed c
of three men from Aurora district, ?
three from Pantego district and nine r
from the Washington district, be ap- a
painted to formulate a bill in con- a
formlty with thte resolution and with' h
such futther details as they may
deem essential, including a reduction
of coats and the chairman of the m- a
ecntlye committee As requested to c
appoint the said committee and notl- v
fy the appointees. That the committer
from each distrjpt shall fix the
salary for its district. p
The cbalpman of this convention C
authorised to appoint a committee u
of three to redraft the primary law c
for Bespfort county. Resolution d
adopted. - ? p
1
I I ^1 I I
iakqun*. mDA^Krraiu>MON. e
dl,.
l'Ol
||^il|)
i9 ^ L
/ V EFaU
Hundreds Jap
And $20,
JijUS*. V
j^.*;,r_^riT.'=T.
the tyfhooP| which Mqt Japan Cwom
end te?end on Wiry. *%He the low
at hewan tile WW rety heavy and
the In
The stoi nn wee the worst that has
secerned 'here ter pre* half ? cen- j
Wry. acccrdta* he wporU eHWh '
k>TI J<ut nucbftd (he ChpUdl which I
hu been prmrticaUr emt o?T trcu the 1
MM* U? i d >*>r?pt
Crape enCerad eeeeretj ererrt
b at the pUM Anujp Mail 1
don. la the netahborhood of the cl- 1
Uapeof rieuM. OTd Oaake. oa '
Ik. tatai id at Hondo, uajtn oifu.
M Ni igoya wy hogee was dam- 1
i?M an id a great Cidal wave ?emol- 1
lshed tUe kidMr art each three
jJ1 '
Ha and the vhrtsrt aMr craw art
pwaaiimfciti gins Tart"
\*t Ouaka H.1HI ! wane artta- 1
**?ad *11 tha laaakaaiiia aart t?< ?
rtrhte ewllageed tarts ? heap rt
DTMRMT cuss
- CMMISEIBM
% next Thursday afternoon the
clnelng aboo* of the Washington Oca
Olahitakea place at their grounds on
Bonner street and the members of
the dab hope that there will be a
large number present. On yesterday
afternoon the regular weekly hhoot P
unowned and the following Is the
core aeade by the respective participants:
Target. Broke. P.C.
White,. 50 29 .58
Bland 50 35 .70
Worthy* '. 50 86 .71
BdiAuu* KA mn n a
Unwell 60 35 .70 1
(ofeht. ........ 50 26 .52 8
Fowl? . . 50 Jl .58 1
(lodges. ...... 50 29 .58
Sterling ...... 50 28 .56 I
SctflBn 60 28 I
NOfdmRT INSPECTION.
Qvfte a number of ladle? called at
he T. W- Phillip? and Co.'a store
reeterday and today to Inspect their ?
all and winter display of millinery.
This shore has always been In fore h
root in tthis line .of work and this u
eaaon tbey have surpassed their tl
prmer reputation. It would pay all a
0 visit them before buyfng. .
JJANOIH GOOD ROADS MUTING.
a
P*orla, III.. S*pt. 17.?The UrfMt N
nd most notable meeting ever held w
n tht? State In aid of the gced roads ei
ause was held here today under the m
uspice? of the Illinois Highway Imrovoment
Association. The nttendnee
included scores of delegates repeeentlng
the State Orange and other
gricnltural bodies, sutomobUe elubs fr
ad ?ogtmerelal and industrial organ- d<
rations In every pert of the flute. to
? r th
Quite n number of eltteens from vl
11 parts of the county wse In the m
Ity today attending the County Con- th
entlon. a
?. as
A convention of the machinists eta- 5
loyed on the Northern Railway of uf
anada via held In Toronto. Out..
iat week. The chief subject of dta.
oeslon wee n resolution to conaoli- bo
ate the entire membership of that of
arttculgr branch under one hand. In
1 J" \"is 'f.- i
AI1Y
EPTE1IBER M. 1*11.
norrow
', * f' ' j
JDWERS.
-'"MWUliMffimrtlln l?M?anese
Killed
000*000 Loss
IBS lEHITS opening
flnrns success
IboUmt taccwtfrt milliner? ?penUeilec^B?%??ker
*tt Aw tum of Mlu
Battle IHetxlIig. ;Her wjenlng Wan on
I? tsrdsy mil dhe has been visited
by a large number Jady callers in?
sat tag her elaborate -display
end taste and her work for the comtog
Mm Sxas been much admlrei.
n? o?i?ok for ier the coming sea on
anaplcloua. H?r display of hats
both >Parisian aod domestic ate all
Rmtiosold %e Wtartrod.
I0YI UbUMEKT 8PEKIMG
A JEW SUCCESS
Bqrt -an yeotarday and today Is bong
visited by ladles not only from
IKaahington but the surrounding
knmty- This display of millinery
his season at this loading emporium
nas beam much admired end Mr. Hoyt
Mad bis head milliner, Miss Roea
Wricks, have again demonstrated
Weir ability to please tbe ladies
lodging by the large number of hats
laid during the opening. The openag
which started early yesterday
norning has been the most successful
n the history of this well known
itore. Mr. Hoyt gives much of his
fine to this department and that he
s succeeding in his efforts is evilenced
by his generous patronage.
The display of hsts this season both
Frisian and domestic have never been
ng is a conspicuous success so much
o that Mr. Hojrt awd Mlas Stockr are
he recipiaot of numerous congratuations
which are jiuftly merited.
The Hoyt millinery department is
. mecca for the lades and doubtless
Mil be throughout the entire seajpn.
eeing is believing, and the Dally
Tews asks all to call and Inspect.
I- W. BELL EUYSINIBREST
FURNITURE BUSINESS
! ?:?
lir. F. P. Whitley, of the firm of 1
/hitley & ^Cherry*. furniture dealers,
&a sold his interest in the business (
> Mr. David W. Bell. The name of
ie flkm In the future will be known
i Bell and Cherry. Notice of disao- 1
itlon of the former co-partnership
ppears elsewhere in today's Daily
ewa. The new irm has the best j
lshes crf thiB paper as well sb the t
itlre city. Both members are yeung ?
en of excellent business ability. t
i \
SWEATER FOR PRESIDENT. 1
.lfalden, Mass., Sept. 27.?A *sit 1
om President Taft brought Mai- |
in's trade carnival week celebration
..a climax today. After reviewing
* trades parade the President
sited the exposition of Maldenade
products. Aa a memento of
e occasion he was presented with n
navy blue sweater made of the fin. 8
t lamb's wool. The sweater Is sixe c
and the largest garment ever man- h
adored at the local factory. oi
' g
The Americas Federation of Lair
Is conducting an active campaign
organisation among the workers F
the iron and steel industry. 9
]N
SPOILED CORN E
URGED
international Congress i
ion In the Capitol
of Health A1
$ j
Waai'.afftou, D. C., Sept, J7 -"
Interaational Congress of Hygl
hu Iwd ia HUlon MV?f?l days ht
ud lut ?Mk the State and pro'
filal board* of health held aeul
Papers ware read by * number o
moat prominent ptQraicians and ,
tlata. representing almost eve n
Used. ooontry. Although m- A
tlae work wsa carried o ^ ,
were a number of the ncpt pram
physicist* and scientists, r?g>rw
Uvc almost every cW.llxed <?a
AS Heath mach routine work
?mnM out. there sfere a mmh
oncorrected ftdeaa developed. as i
Protfeessr William T. Sedswic
the Maar?*esett* School of 1
110lacy declared that many jm
are too fear about milk aad adi
ala hearera to use fgd, nfik
meat Par feed even they were a I
below the standard aad not to n
a whole tad animal, merely hoc
aeae of Its parts were affected
On the other hand. Dr. Lloyi
Jdagrmder. af Washington. prodi
flfure? to daw that the typhoid ?
death rate has been on the deer
since 1907. fa the District of Col
bia. on account of proper lnspec
and care of the milk and water i
ply and asserted that with these
cesaitles pore, the disease could
wiped out entirely. W. F. Wells,
glneer of the Washington flit rat
plants, declared that while tber<
no such thing as absolutely pure
ter, water relatively pure decree
the danger of typhoid to a great
t*n? and of other diseases Ave tti
M much ee typhoid.
' 8hnsp criticism of the theories
vanned by Dr. Woods Hutchinson a
others that tuberculosis and otl
diseases are largely hereditary v
made by Dr. 8. A. Knopf. He argi
that these much dreaded diseases i
acquired from direct contact w
consumptive#, also from in feci
milk. Dr. Shoemaker, spec
medical o?6*r ef the India* servi
startled his hearers by declaring tl
out of every 1,000 Indians 508 die
consumption. With the negroes, t
percentage, be said, is smaller,
out of every thousand losing th<
lives by consumption.
A strict law prohibiting the exp<
ure for sale of spoiled corn was urg
by Doctor Claude H. Davlnder, of t
United States Public Health Servb
as the bets mean# of eradicating p
lagra. According te Dr. Lavind*
the disease first appeared in tl
country In 1907, since which tlx
30,000 cases resulting In 10.0
deaths have come under the obser*
lion of physicians. This he aacrib
largely *n the fact that in many
the Southern states 90 per cent,
the corn meal used for food is ba
In proof that spoiled corn is larg?
responsible for tbe disease. Dr. La
Attraction at Sc
Is a Trip
Attention is again called to tl
Trip Arousd tbe World, which is
be given tonight at tbe Washr.eta
Public School building at S:l
D'clock. This Journey la to be giv<
in the Interest of tfie student Athlet
Association of the High School.
In order to have a successful se
ion the cty must give the necessai
financial support. Tbe trip throug
he old oountry tonight wili yore ox
>f the most attractive' and inferes
ng Journeys the people of Wnshinj
on have taken in years. All fot
ountrlea will be at your i!it>posa
>cmc of tbe natives in each cov-ntx
vi)l be present to greet yo-i and ale
0 serve all callers refre-<um?.nts i
IAY OF PR4YER MADE
FOR SATURDAY SEPT. I
Tomorrow, September 28, is deslg
ated M a day of prayer for th?
late Convention of the Woman'
hristian Temperance Union, wbtcl
1 scheduled to oonvene In the Cit:
t Asheville on October 3rd. A greai
atberlng of the women is looked for
Socletlse affiliated with the Bridal
deration of Trade Unions ban
30,00# members.
r
i '.?H
msR '/" 1
iR. S. ffll
of Hygl gat hm Been >n Scs- 1
atV- Arwtocial Board*
rh*' Mir Md that since Italy Bar re.
?nf ? al/ktM tbe ante of tbe* tainted! ptU, 1
'r a the waib?r af 'IJI1 h.-*s been xwduced 1
r a*- in one year fane 1501,000 to JfeOOO* . a
mm. The -quaetkm of hefriuetlcaPy deal- 1
f tbe ed coffins cortainhf bodies ?* 3
tdmrn- vu dying df tadfartlous diseased^ a
olvi- vhew thoeo boflin are to be shipped
jisn- frcpn one state. .Astrlcf or territory,
there to aaether. -wse dleciaised at (Teat
last .Umgth at tbe oonfcrences of state and
mat- provincial boards, which subsequentdry.
ly voted that tbese coffins should be
was SboliAed. Dr. TR. J. Rankin, of
er of North Carolina, led tbe fight for tbe
when abolition of the hermetically rested
k. of raebtffr?ch
Dr. Knopf prescribed the tollowlbc i
ssple rules fier school children, for the pre- \
rised ventlon of consumption and other \
and diseases:
little "Do aot pat yonr fingers Into your
t|net dMtt. '
sase "Do not bold money or pins is your
with mouth.
"Keep your fsce, hands and nails *
I B. clean. .'-Jj W
seed "Keep yourself as clean nt horns as 4
ever you do at school.
ease "Do not kiss snyoue on tbe mouth,
nm- nor ll?? ? *- *-*
? ;? ?/vue to hifb you in that
lion way. !
sup. "Breathe fresh air deeply and ofne
ten."
be A treat hygienic expositon is in
en- progress, under the auspices of the
lion International Congress of Hygiene,
is where there are a great many inter- I
wa- eating exhibits. An electric globe tele,
Bed which light flashed every ten bee-}
ex- onds, with a notice that every time
n?-r the light flashed a child. died somewhere
in the civilised world, furnished
ed the magnet that drew scores. *n j
ind the midst of the shining apparatus
aer and orderly exhihiU in tie Red Croea ' 1
?as building la a pile of dirty potatoes, a
led.number ef flyjapotted pies, musty
ire bread and bad meat, which made riatth
Itors to the exhibition amaxod at the
'.ed. disorder of the display. The pie,
ial bread and other eatables were lying
ce. oa a wooden counter, and underneath j
tat wore uncovered barrels, containing
of apples, sugar and other things to eat.
he In the midst of this heap was the flg80
ure of a fox terrier, with one foot on
rir a potato. The explanation of tbd
R eorder ?at in a sgn reading, "A da
)s- bad store," and opposite another sign j|
ed reading "A good tsore" placed above ij
he a clean counter, on which were arse,
ranged plates of pies, bread, cakes
el- and other eatables neatly covered
sr. with glass. These two displays were
>is placed in the building by tbe market "i
ne committee of the Woman's Muukipal j
00 League, to show the difference be- ^3
a- tween bad and good groceries,
es Men wbo have borne the brunt of
of the battle against disease arrived
of here from 33 foreign nations and
td. practically every State and Territory
ly and possession of the United States,
v- I during the early part of the week. -JS
hool Building
A.roun<$*the WorW
he i ! ?.< ping with tke customs c? the reto
jcueetive countries. ?
?n | See America first, then Ireland,
10i:ucn visit Egypt and Japan and then
?n back again to the land of "he free
ic j and the home of the brave. The
I round trip will coat but 40c for on?
a- ticket and 76c. for two. Scbot.' ehilry
d'On are given an opportunity to visit
:h the countries for the small price of
le ?6c. Each country visited will cost >ty9|
t- each 10c. Tickets are now on sale
5- at Hardy's Drug Store and the Hoyt '.Ai-Sflfl
tr Drug Company.
1. The occasion tonight is anticipat y
ed by every one with great pleasure
o1 and it behooves every local citizen
n ' to aid the cause.
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