< (PUoeifiorf IrkiarK^wTnhT
mnnw AoveniSCTieBis.
S'f , All lifntlMHH placW la
mo Ctualled i aw. will Iw
Si-' charged !*r at tk? rata ot one
1 ?*?l * waTi tor ~ct iMartloo.
?pecl?l atu-ntloa paid to all ad?
a received Or well .or talaphoaa.
Bip'f _ Phono lie.
-WHKN VOtJ WAHT rUBB MILK
that la clean to drink, try It from
the .Star Dairy. Rlug J. B. Peed'a
* phone. l-W-tfo
for dressed hoga. laaac Buck, WaJFOH
RRtrt?Uivn 9HORF FARM
20 a^rec at Public Landlag. AppJ
ply to Dr. John C. Rodman
PIStrTPAUbNlPd, GRAFF FRUIT,
Potatoes, Cabbages at Central
Market. Pfeone, 488. 10-S0-ltc
FOR IttBfVT?GOOD DWRLIINQ
house. East Bud street, on South
side. See H. B. Mayo.
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EXPERT nUTCHHR WANTS FOHtlaa
at once. All-round man.
& Phone lit. 10t Oiaddea street.
Washington, N. C. . ltg
SXOgPTIONAli VALUES OFFKR*d
in Ladles' Coat Salts. Cloaks
sad Dresses, Wednesday and
Thursdty. J. K. Hoyt. id
LOOT?RBD BVLIj TIARUKG;
wen* a war daring May; marked,
crop right ear and split left. Please
import any (hforasatiau ta T. H.
WWtaker. R. F. D. 2, Washington
N. C. lt-T-lmc
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W WOMEN ? A MONEY MAKER
W Guaranteed Hosiery to wearer
Oar propositions beats all others
*; *110 per day- Write Immediately
QUAKER CITY MILLS, 34 So
J? 19th St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
11-11-16tp
v A Boston woman of stghty-four bai
"been winning prises for both farm an<
art exhibits at a country rair. Thli
shows that energy and determlnatloi
Iv- 'are among the Ingredients, at leasi
of the draught producing perpetoa
' youth. "
NOTICE.
BLlv. . Treasury Department, V
Office of Supervising Architect,
Washington, D. C.r Oct It, 1011
Sealed proposals wilt be receiver
at this bfflce until 3 o'clock p. m. oi
the 23d day of November, 1912, an
~ ; then opened, toV the Installation com
piste of an electric passenger eleva
tor In the Vnlted States postofflc
*04 Court HOVM, WMhlBgtou. .N
C.. lu accordance with the drawin
^ aad apeclflcatlon, copies of whlcl
mar be hod at thl, oOce or at th
oflee of thp auperlateadeat 'of coa
' J traction, at the discretion of th
Snperrlala, Architect, _
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Abdul Baha Abbas, head of the sect of the Bahalsts, has come to the
United States for a visit.and to deliver several addresses. He has been lionized
la Prance and England, and has several hundred thousand followers in 1
this country, a large majority of whom are women. Abdul has been leader (
of the movement since the death of Baha Ullah in 1892 and Is deeply loved t
and reverenced by the Bahalsts. 1
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Am* *nni? m.. nnv,nM n?.Mv- Those deaf -ran tee who were Just 1
e ? fJStun,led ln * bond? of wedlock are at
llvL L?Z\.XZ,\ u"t ?-"" ?* ?"* m^1-1 ?"
Thtrn to ihortnc* In lh? cranborry
oroj>. bat thai far no ahortatn In tbn \T^ nSTtSttawitl
turkar crop baa b?en reported. foo ""boat 1U dana.rm. _
hn^tSViS^SrSS ^report-. boycott on fu.Ur .?*. "
tb. laaitor ba^Maocona axUnct. X^uTSL^T ?. ?
j That electricity can cure hunger has ***** er
been _ demonstrated by many a man . j ^ dttd at S
wuo ... -urn- win . UT. wfrm ?. .< ~t w^tT" TU. ?
Once apon tt time m mu thca.ht <:erUlnl^, MU ?"? *
, b? knew a mushroom from a toad- . .
tool. A lar,. family ..rt.ri him. Futtnl
society women are called to
bad life Insurance risks. Germany wi
refuses to Insure aria tors. Both arc
How Vienna Helps Brides. flyers.
"Lectures for Brides" Is the name at ut
the latest course started bj the Visa- Boston now has the articulated th
acse Institute* for popular Instrue- itreet car. but It Is certain that the
tloo known as the Urania, and now ad- Boston articulation of "car" leaves off
vertiasd ell over the city. The lee- rhe final "r." ,v
tures\ will cover ouch subjects as ?
house-keeping. cooking, hygiene, ele- announcement Is thst the United
mantary physiology and the care of 8tates mint Is to resume the manufaochildren.
ture of gold coins. We wondered why
Though malnjy Intended for those 'hey had been so scarce lately. but J*
who are about to be or hare Just been thought they had an been sperm.
married, all girls over 17 will be ad- :?
mitted. The course will last for elgta Parts has a new ballet which baa
i months, there being lectures on twe so shocked some of the critics that
evenings a week. A small fee Is they refuse to review 1L The an
charged for the course, but tl* poor aouneement of their refusal haa. or 17
' can obtain tickets frso. course, led to overflowing audiences. rc
' | A Large and complete line of Ladles and Mioses
Cloaks In Navvy, Gray, Brown and Tan which
we will offer at special prices ranging from m
$6.00 to $15.00 '
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF v
SWEATERS :
si
In Alack, White, Navey and Red In all sizes.
prices from $1.00 to $0.00. Buy early and J
get the best selection. m
SPENCER BROS. S
i Agt. For McCall Patterns.
: J
Corn ^j^F?,hi* ' y?iar oppor- J1
e MF Kijlll PogUl or Expreaa Money Order, Retfatertd Leter or CerlJi-l
RuA f*1 Check Guaranteed to plesM or mocny refunded. Complete price ^
t *" n^.TT "&r nii'ii ! *
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CONSUMPTION YS WAR
opto Truth* and Fact* for Our
Consumption warns to bo taking
>ra poo pie each year. It la a d laMi
that is baffling the Medical Proislon.
It was discovered some
ira ago however, that it la a germ
lease and ia not inherited as was
ce thought The people that are
rdened with consumption are
;h day setting free a lot of these
uercull germs and as there are
re people than ever before Huffer\
with this horrible disease, of
arse more germs are froed each
y and thereby causing more new
tea. If our readers would pay
>re attention to the weak members
their family by keeping their ays.
n and langs in a good healthy conion.
the high ratio of Consumptive
itims would be greatly decreased,
consumption Is a germ and the
rm only acts on weak lungs, why
t keep your lungs In .good condin?
Never go through the winter
th & hacking cough, nor from day
day with pains through your lungs
d your system in a nervous rnnwn
condition. Negligence on the
ove which is ofthnee not considered
*tous, many times turns out to be
A remedy by the name of Bear's
lulslon has recently been brought
our attention 'by numerous arles
appearing in the papers wrltx
by prominent people that have
wl the remedy, who have been suf- i
*ers of luag trouble. If this remy
proves to act on every one as it
s on those who hi?reNwritten tesaonials,
It will .be a great thing
r our country, as Consumption has
lied more people, in four years since
s Civil War than were killed dur5
the 4 years of the Civil War.
Jicycles! Bicycles!
New. Bioyelee I1B and up.
We are agenta for the Ravycle,
leading, Btandard, Iver Johnson,
'olumbla. Rambler. Emblem Nnlonal
and Day tea Bfteyelea. Md
or eesb of on time. We else carry
i fall line of repairs at all tlmsa.
D. R. CUTLER
11 A CI
(HVBCl UL
WASHINGTON. N. C
Phone 283
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Insanity Is to be the plea of ChiiSo's
society burglar. Crazy for otb
people's jewelry, no doubt.
A woman left the. Arctic circle to
it . man-fed in Boatdn ProbjMj^
ten up there toget acclimated. ?
t.
Men accuse women of being slaves
fashion and still wear straw bats
ben It Is cold pnough for earmufls.
Eating lunch every day In ten mines
Is another form of speed mania
at Is responsible for many deaths.
What puzzles us Is that any on*
lould try to awlm the English cbae>
si when It Is so cheap to ride across.
Once more the last of the passenger
geons has died. That bird will acrapllsh
the feat once too often some
y.
Lightning has come to the front as
euro for rheumatism. But It Is hardlikely
many will be struck with the
imedy.
In abolishing child labor the reforms
should be careful not to make
other wash all the dishes and wipe
em, too.
Scientists have discovered how to
ske artificial daylight They need
st expect to see any of it In the leber
Dal aces.
People who lore their fellow men
111 note with pleasure that some
rlatora are learning to fall without
ling Injured.
The numerous diamond disappearicea
now reported Indicate the presice
of some clever thieves or clever
press agents.
The average college yell may be a
elrd affair, but it la as dignified as a
jioral In comparison with the averre
campaign yell.
One Harvard scientist has succeed
I in making hot ice. which would be
no use at all on the morning after
e night preceding.
A Brooklyn man who was bltfen by
pickerel wants to know If fish csn
ive hydrophobia. Not unless It's a
3gflsh. we should say.
aide whiskers are to come Into faab n
again and the youth who cannot
rise a mustache will thus find that
to has Its compeasatlons.
Professor Metchnikoff saysone may
Y eating carrots prolong one's life,
ffc!*, la U that everything which promts
life Is so unpleasant?
A Jeweler Informs ns that the averse
watch has 175 pieces. And In our
articular watch each piece ban a
rudge against Its neighbor.
Verily there is something worse
tan eapttAy' punishment Ftor innate,
a Chicago Judge has sentenced '
man to SO days In Plttsbnfg.
Nevada boasts of a spring whose
ater tastes like chicked soup, but
istnurauts have been nerving the
itdo stuff for lo, these many y'ars.
Wtonlx* with WtUon DM. nx>r.
*?n,\.T"n Vir'?r> "
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fSociety
* The DAILY NEWS will 6e
* pleased to receive Items, such as
* engagements, weddings, parties,
* teas and other news .of personal
* Interest, with the names of those
* present, for the Society News"
* column. The Itedxs should be
* Indorsed with the uamo and ad*
dress of the sender?not for
* publication, but as a matter of
* good faith.
PERSONALS.
Mr. R. A. White, of Norfolk. Vi
Is a Washington visitor today.
Mr. D. F. Bell, of New Bern, N. C
la a business visitor to ^ie city b
day.
t t t t
Mr. C. L. Qrigsley, of Ashevlll
N. C., is registered at Hotel I<outse
VT T T
Mr. H. H. Morton, of Creenvill
N. C., ia here today on business,
t t t t
llr. J. W. Watts. Jr., of We
Raleigh, is in the city.
t t t t
Mrs. Ada Cherry, of Greenville, 1
C., is visiting Miss Sue McCluer i
the McCluer residence on West Ma:
street. Her many old frlendB ai
glad to see her.
tttt
Mrs. Louise Kelly, who has bet
visiting Mrs. 8. E. Roberts, has r
turned to her home In Hoboken. N.
Mr. 8. B. Andrews, of Bath, N. C
is here today on business.
Rub-My-Tlsm will care you.
IVTCDCCTIIir imTCC CDHM
iniimujiinu nuiin) mum
STATE UNIVERSIT
Chapel Hill, Not. 11.?As to wh:
occupations college men engage
alter graduating has long since be<
a subject of speculative interest ai
thought to the people out in tl
State. The Interest, perhaps, conn
from the variety of occupations th
college graduates pursue on leavit
the schools of higher education. Tl
statistics as recently compiled as
the pursuits engaged in by the 191
graduating class of the University <
North Carolina furnishes Interestii
reading matter. Of 82 members <
the class a classification of their pr
Sent occupations Is as follows: !
STCrteachlng, 23 of the number teac
lng In the public schools of the stat<
11 are studying law; four are stud
lng medicine; ten are In buslnea
three are in electrical work; two a
engaged in public road engineerlni
four are pursuing graduate studie
two are farming; one engaged in '
M. C. . work; two are studying f<
the ministry, and two are engaged
national government service.
Prof. N. W. Walker, state inBpe
tor of public schools, and E. K. Or
ham, dean of the school of liber
arts of the University, will represe
LUC tUUOH 41/ ttl IUC BCSS1UUB U L VI
Southern Association of Colleges ai
Preparatory Schools, which conven
in Spartanburg. S. C., ou Novemb
14 and 15.
The Christian denomination
erecting a church In Chapel H1U. ?
W. S. Long, former president of El(
College, is Instrumental in havii
this edifice constructed for the Chri
tian faith of the community. W1
the erection of this church, five rell
lous denomlatlonns will have hom
for worship in Chapel Hill.
There were no poles discovered
our early youth, but It gladdens us
reflect that the kids of today ha
more geography to study than we d!
Not all the violets on the street a
real?not ail the rose* abloom In f<
foces are genuine. Thus the work
Improving on nature moves merrl
on.
Now that kisses are being print
on poet cards, the government pre
ably will have to rescind Its ord
barring the asbestos kind from t
mails
A female fly lays 1X0,000 eggs in
ingle seasoh; but that's because si
don't spend three-fourths of her ttc
cackling over It
Elbert Hubbard recommends bai
ball as a cure for "nerves." Evident
Elbert isn't really Interested In ai
pennant outcomes.
Now It appears that the Knglii
beauty who planned to see the Unit
States in two days is an actrei
Score another point for the alert pre
agent
LEAVES FOR WESTERN MA
KETS.
lfr. B. L. Suiman, president Wai
ington Horse Exchange Com par
left this morning over the Norfc
Southern for 8t. Louis, where he w
purchase for his firm a car load
young horses and a car load of yon
broke mules. This stock will arri
on Monday, November 18th. T1
Is the sixth car load of stock tfc
thl swell known ooacern has haadl
this. season.
Bank Your Money
* and pay your bills with checks on our bank.
* Then you will have a correct account of wkmt
* you spend and what you spend h for. You
won't spend so mudh money FOOLISHLY 4
. ihen. *
WASTE is the one big folly to guard against;
* you will do so if you keep your money in
OUR BANK instead of YOUR POCKETS
DO YOUR BANKING WITH US.
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Bank of Washington
Jonathan Havens, Pres. .1. K. Dou&hton. Cashier
o.
GROCERY ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIVES.
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WHAT GOES , -*?j|
Bt WITH THE TURKEY M/JWk
Is what makes the Thanksgiving din- ^
^ ner so fine, the grocery part of BL
' your feast here and you can be sure ^ PkA
^ that the "fixings"' will equal the fin?
eat bird and they won't cost you a \ ^
^ whole lot either. Quality with econ- Y}
omy is onr mutto. fI ' '3
Juat received old-fashion Buck A?jWfca j .
? Wheat Flour. Oranges 30 and 40 V|1
CIIAS. M. LITTLE.
Y| JOS. F. TAYLOEl
Phones 128 & 124. 120 Market St
at
Carries the Most Complete Line of
;; Family Groceries.
\l ALWAYS FRESH AND RELIABLE
[J F*olIte Clerks and
of Quick Delivery*
of ??^?? ?
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h- Have You a _ r _ . _ r _ _ - _r
: SWEET TOOTH? n^Cereals l
re ?
8; By pas texperlence we have learned Puffed Rice, Puffed Wheat,
Y. to buy candy in small quantities, in1
Cream Wheat Post Toa?- &
or auring freshness, and have Just got In ties. Corn Flakes, Oatmeal.
In another small, hut varied asortment. Unprepared Buckwheat,
We do not claim the fanciest candies. Prepared Buckwheat Gra
?- for they are not pure; but we do ham plo Whc#, p,^
a- claim to have the cheapest and purest *
al candles In the city. We keep It ?THE a
nt clean and from the flies. Our prices
tie range from 10c. to 40c. the pound. OUALITY GROCERY I
id Come to see our stock. . { *1
s uilirrn nnrni r s sa 1
?r PURE FOOD GROCERY co. l WALItK UKtDU & QL (
la J. li. BONNER, Prop. | PhmNPii 1
>r. Phone 261 128 South Market Si. I |
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lg
? Do Not Wait for Frost 1
But purchase your Stoves and Heaters
to uow and avoid the rush and delay In
* having them put up.
xa
Ur *
Large Stock and Assortment to
^ Select Froqu
= HARRIS HARDWARE CO. 1
" THE DIFFERENCE= 1
? Have you ever observed the difference betwen a dark murky day and
ay a bright "sunshiny" one when all nature aeems "a-ahlning." Hare yew
noticed the difference between your disposition, capacity, etc., oa a Una
Monday and then on a beautiful balmy Thursday?
sh In one ca?e, everything goes wrong?in the other, everything la
&d "Just right" an deverybody feels fire.
?*- That is exactly the difference between good light and poor light?
M the difference between Foatorla Ma-da light and any other light. Tear _|
nomo^Tor^o^ractorywllI be a different place if you hare PotUih
Masdas.
r. This life ia short?too short to go without the good things Chad tn ' j
can h?"? at no greater expense than the poor ones yon am getting.
Let us help you figure out just what you can hare In the a
h_ line for what you are now paying and what you can have for a lot has.
iy Get In touch with us?find out what "Foetoria" the Natiosd ^nltty
Masda lamp can do for you.
Washington Municipal Electric tlift I
^ PHONE 393.
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