JMed Advertisemeflts. SA11
advertisements placed la
the Classified Column will be
charged t*r at the rate of one
cent a word tor each insertion.
I . Special attention paid to all ada
received by mall or telephone.
Phone S?0.
WHEN YOl WANT PUR* MILK
that la clean to drink, try It troxh
the 8tar Dairy. Ring J. B. Peod's
% phone. fi-lS-tfc
etIVBR VIEW VINEYARD (ON
Trantera Creek) now opea to vleItora.
Jamea and Scuppernong
? grapea Admission, IS centa.
Jamea grapee alao tor aale in
. tbushel lota. 'Phone orders will receive
attention. JAMES E. CLARK.
Ill, Manager. S-SO-Swc
1 WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE
tor dreeaed hoga. laaac Back. Water
atret. opposite Kugler s Mill.
lt-S-lmc
-LOST?RED BULL YEARLING;
went away during May; marked,
crop right ear and apltt left. Pleaae
report any information to P. H.
Whltaker, R. F. D. S, Washington.
-N. C. 10-7-lmc
I HAVE TAKEN UP 1 HEIFER.
? white streak down back, white tail,
blase face. Allen Little.
10-7-lftc
CHRYSANTHEMUMS ? MRS. B. T.
Bonner, Aurora, N. C.
10-11-7tc
LOST?DARK BRINDLED HJHFER,
jinmarked. two years old, well .growa,
mysteriously disappeared %
on Oct. Sad or Ird. Five Dollars
reward. Charlie Bo wen. Jeseama, l
N. C. ? 10-11-4tc J
IFOR SALE?THREE LARGE {
fu?h? Ka^. mr-A nn. *aU>, *nn "
desk. Apply to N. C. Newbold. g
l?.ll-12416c I
-ALL HOG MEAT MARKET NOW J
opened In the City Market. J. H. ,
Ecklin. proprietor. Nothing but 1
hog meat and it* product* handled.
Phone your order* in to No. 44
and prompt deliveries will be T
made. 9-27-tfc
. i
IFOR RALE?ONE GOOD FARM I
HoYse. sound and solid. Apply to 1
-8. F. Allifood. at Ice Facotry.
*9-2 5-1 mc.
4 - ' "
CREAM ?0 CENTS A QUART. MRS.
.W. H. Parker. Phone 2711.
10t!*lm?t and fc
JUST RECEIVED ? CAB EXTRA j
nice Hay and at the Right pi Ice.
B. K. WILLIS. 10-1-tlc
WANTED?MEN TO LEARN BARber
Trade. Few week* completes.
Time saved 'by steady practice.
rQarefnl instructions and demonstrations.
Tqols given, diplomas
granted. Wages Saturdays. Solen
did demar d for graduates. Write
today. V iler Barber College. Atlauta.
Oa. 10-12-Jtp
VOK HALM OK KKNT?THK KK.HIdenco
next to W. B. Morton on
.Main street is for sale or rent. Apflf
ply to C. L,. Morton. 10-9-lwc
"FLOWER BULBS'*?NOW IS..THE
time to plant bulbs for Christmas
/blooming. We have a select varriety.
Onion sets 10c. quart. The
Hardy Drug Store, Worthy A
Dttaerldge, Props. 10-8-tfc
'WANTED TO BUY GOOD BEEF
Cattle. Central Market, E. L.
Arch bell. Manage*. 10-12-tfc
I
IF YOU ARE PUZZLED
'J WANT TO PURCHASE LIVE
Hogs already fattened. Central
Market, Washington. N. C.. E. L.
Arch bell. Manager. 10-11-tfc
"MY RESIDENCE FOR RENT, IN.
eluding coal and gag ranges. Rent !
reasonable. Apply to H. Busman,
P. P. Box 353, Washington, N. C.
10-14-ftc
k i Bicycles! Bicycles!
Nqv Bicycle, ,16 U, n?.
W? u, UDIt tor tho RmtbU,
W ) *aadlng. Stand,rd. Iror JohaMa.
.. Columbia. Ramblar, amblam Ka|Sv
> dj itoaal and Deytaa Blcyolan (aid
j* tor wMK on Ua>, Wo alao carry
a full OS* ot repair, at an tlmaa
j It- CUTLER
I 114 Market St
WASHINGTON. N. C
Phone tn
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SCHEDULE ; ; J
Ossbost Ellen 0. leaves South
+ Creek Monday. Wednesday, and
- Friday at ? A. M. Leave. Whah
ington Monday, Wednesday and *
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| AMERICA'S GREA
XTEVER befor
Frankel Fii
~ capable of
;lothes value.
Vever before Frankei
)ur city was so low
consistent with gent
ilways dated "this s
n every detail?and
Vever before Frankei Bi
piece appeared on the mi
lonest a warranty attac
Guaranteed to be all w
factory service oi
FR.
You cannot go wrong i
Frankel Fifteen?it is no sp
Call at your earliest op
clothes. The variety is h
$15
J. F. Bucki
MAIN ST!
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TEST *1500 SUIT
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[il-JIL'-UXmJjI,!',hl ill Til
e .the advent- of
fteen was $15.00
buying such high
F:\ '. * " i t
f Fifteen was sold in
a* price as $15.00
epl wearing apparel
season" and correct
[., -- ; : . ' * V
J
others clothing masterarket
was so liberal and
hed to men's clothing?
e. V .? : .. '.fj ' .
vool and to give satisr
a new garment
EE
n investing $15.00 in a
eculation.
portunity arid see these
irge?the price is
LOO
nan & Son
REET
TON, N. c.
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Society j
* The DAILY NEWS will be 9
* pleased to receive items, such as
* engagements, weddings, parties,
9 teas and other news of personal *
* interest, with the names of those *
* present, for the "Society News"
* tolumn. The Items should be *
* Indorsed with the name and ad- *
* dress of the sender?not for *
9 publication, but as a matter of 9
9 good faith. ^
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9 PERSONALS. 9
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Rev. W. H. Call has returned from
Mocksville, N. C where he went to
visit his aged mother.
t'ttt
Rev. R. H. Broom, pastor of thn
First Methodist Church, left this afternoon
for Aurora, N. C., whore he ?
goes to asslBt in a series of moetings <
this week. 1
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Mr. W. M. Bond, of Edenton, is !
registered at Hotel Louise. J
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Deputy Sheriff Claud Roberson, of >
Aurora, N. C., is here today on busi- i
ness. '
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Mr. 8. T. Andrews, of Rocky
Mount, is a business visitor.
t t t t
Mr. W. A. Thompson, a prominent
member of the Aurora bar, ia here
today attending court.
t t t t
Mr. L. A. Weedon. of High Point.
N. C.. Is in the city on business,
t T t T
Judge Henry P. I^ano. of Reidsville,
N. C.? who is presiding at this
term of the Superior Court, is a guest
at the Hotel Louise.
t t t t
The many frieuds of Mr. Jarvls
Sugg, of Hertford, N. C., are glad to
see him in the city.
t t 1 t
Mr. C. C. Hudnell. of Norfolk, is a
Washington visitor.
t t t t
Messrs. W. A. Good son and J. F.
Roque, of Kinstotl, N. C., were on our
streets today.
t t t t
Mr. Charlie McDevett, of the Kinston
Free Press, arrived in the city
this morniny.
t t t t
Messrs. D. D. Sanderson asd T. K.
Sanderson and wife, of Lake landing,
N. C., registered at Htcl I.uise
Sunday.
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Misa D. Dixn, J. Murphy. Miss M.
Adams! C. Dixon and W. Bagwell, of
Greenville. N. C., were in the city
yesterday.
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Mr. Eli Gurganus, of Williamston,
N. C., was on our streets today,
t t t t
Mrs. Dozler, of Nashville. N. C..
who baa been at the bedside of Mrs.
E. L. Brooks, at the Washington Hospital
for the past several days, left for
her home today. She has been a guest
at Ihn llntol I
t r t t
Mr. C. V. Rosa, of Kdward. N. (!.,
is in the city today.
t t t r
Miss Louiao Ayera, of Plymouth,
N. C., is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mayo, corner of Pemrce and
Second streets.
t t t t
Mr. John Bragaw has returned
jfroin New York, where he has been
witnessing the games of baseball between
New York and Boston for the
championship of the world.
Rub-My-Tism will cure yos.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
K ?^5} bjw. Mthd wfck MM Vy
jv.'lir *A."h?oftACPmrii
I C W D.AVOND niWrtuZwu
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EYEVflMERf
NOTICE.
At a meeting of the Board of Elections
of Beaufort County on OcL 10,
1912, the following changes of polling
places were ordered, and established
ui the permanent polling
places of the respective precincts involved.
The Central Meat Market In the
Haseell Supply Co. building on Mar.
ket street is hereby designated as Che
permanent polling place of the First
Ward, City of Washington.
The West End Fire Company station
on Third street is hereby designated
as the permanent polling place
of the Third Ward, City of Washington.
Upon a petition signed by a majority
of the voters of Leechrille precinct,
the polling place in said precinct
now in the store of W. J. Harris,
is hereby ordered to be removed
to the office ol Captain J J>. Bollock,
and the office of the said Bollock is
hereby established as the permanent
polling place of Leeohvllle precinct.
By order of the Board of Election i
of Beaufort County.
A. M. DUMAY. Chairman
W 1.1)1 Ml T, Secretary.
MORE AND MORE
P KOPLE in ever}" station of life are coming to i?c?f
nize and utilize tbe many helpful features of a bank no
count. That the only afe
A wa>' t? handle money la
IRECFIPTJBOOWfthrough a bankhaaoenaed
to be a matter of 4mlance
or ?msll you can mmt fllaccount
opes one today. We
to take advantage mi
ioatitutloa.
Bank of Washington
Jonathan Havens, Pres. J. K. Donfthton. Cashier
PRESERVING SUCCESS r j , -lepends
a whole lot on the character m * | '
>f the materials used. Come here f* a
ror your spices, etc., If you want to I
Insure results. We handle only the iLtog-l |
pure kind, the sort that never result I I ^ J
In disappointment. Try our special ^ r J. 1^ 1
mixed spices for catsup, chllle sauce. PI \ t
Btc. They are the recipe of one of Ifffrw
the best housekeepers. They are just 9*k i 1
Chas. M. Little. J
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WHEN YOU ARE ORDERING
Flour, Sugar, Buffer, Coffee. Cheese, Eggs and lota of other
little things that I can't think of just now?Don't forget to
ask me about Hams.
We have the Globe Brand, Sugar Cured, small size.
Sweet Clover, Sugar Cured, small size.
Westhalia. Sugar Cured, small size.
George and Co., Smitlifield Hams.
H. H. SATTERTHWAITE
Respass Street Grocer.
A Nice and Varied Line of r n |_| n ? r
SEftSONABLE FRUITS SOMETHING NEW ;
_ , ,, , _ Plain Cake
Cranberries, Malaga (drapes > R,i,,n
Bananas. Apples, Etc. Cetron
Fruit "
Aho a complete supply of Nut "
Dried and Eveporated Fruits Any quanity 25c per I
_ . _ , pound J
Raisins. Currants. Peaches, i
Prunes. Apples. Etc. i THE
OUALITY GROCERY
n p j /-t v i" ?
-SET I WALTER CM i 0.
J. fc. BONNER, Prop. Pho~ ?
Pk... 2*1. I ? ?
HBU ATLANTA /, U I V
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Imp! candies - g^
FREE DEMONSTRATION
MORRIS EXQUISITE t ANDT
You just must try some of MORRIS' Ex?^.%
site Candy, in order to appreciate how wonder
fully good they are.
On next Tuesday Oct. 15th we will conducts
free demonstration and cordially invite you to
visit our establishmentand sample these delicious
confections.
This candy for which we have the agency is
the product of America's Master candy-maker
and in addition to being far beyond any candy
produced in America, it is packed in boxes so
beautiful that they offer a feast for the eyes not
soon forgotten.
Price, eighty cents and one dollar per pound.
Your inspection is solicited without any
obligation on your part to purchase.
WORTHY & ETHERIDGE
Exclusive - - - - - Agents.
Bicycles! Bicycles!! BicydesS
?
We sell Three of the Best Known Makes on Market
The Victor, the Nassau, the Expat
Prices from $12.60 \o $40. All guaranteed.
Washington Horse Exchange Coopany
i B. L. 3USMAN, Pres.