E See display in
5. 8 $1.50 Doll to
R" 9
fl No phone orde
| sale ;
H Aft IVuxli]
H *?*ew VI .
H PATTERNS.
EVERYBODY AGREES
thai this has boon an exceptionally pre
nrav-aiul I he re is abnndaut cause U
^uteuvd what you have made, by i
If fc-l. don'i wait another d.iv. Phone
}
First Insurance Aj
Ask Yoor Neighbor
l*1"'1 '"* of Washington Citizens
Can Tell You A1I About It. *i
Home endorsement the public ex- ui
9*csmion of Washington people, b<
?ho?ki be evidence beyond dispute
* SI
u It?J Doan's Kidney Pills. Surely 01
Ike experience of friends and neigh- T
km, cheerfully given by them, will
*mny more weight than the utter- s<
iww ef strangers residing in far- tl
awsy places. Head the following: N
W. J. ll&rdieon. 119 E. Seventh w
X*-. Washington, N. C . says: "1 am g<
U confirm the public statement "
a mimhtr of my family gave in Janu- (t
jry 13tl. telling of my experience tl
with Dana's Kidney Pills. My back n
iismhli J for months and my kid- '
eya were disordered. Tho kidney
ue?yctioms gave me a great deal of T
?nysnn. especially at night. After
I hetd used two boxes of Do&n's Kid- ?
way PUIs, procured from tho Hoyt
Blew.', I was entirely relieved.
1 have not had to take a kidney ^
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
Mcmts. Poster-Mi lb urn Co.. Buffalo,
Slew York, sole agents for the United .
StaM. I
Resember the name?Doan's?I ^
asd take so other.
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NOTICE OF BALE. ft
Uwtb Carolina?Doaufort Counly. ' v
iVarris Hardware Company and oth-:t
ess en. Washington Lumber Co. .
la the Superior Court. Notice of '
M-i . t
Under and by virtue of a d?rree; v
of the Super.or Court of Beaufort ' 0
Itsasty in the above entitled action!
she modersigned, A. M. Domay, re-1
etdvss of the Washington Lumber!
eta si posy, will, on th4f22Dd day of! r
November, 1912, at 12 o'clock, noon, 1
p*m tor run, oo iou ngneai Dioaar, T
Ufor? the Court House door In said! c
r*Ma(7, the following described pcr-| (
wmal property. to-wit:
Omm > H. P. boiler, brlekod In.: 1
amd tS feet of Btack for same; one. t
24 BL P. boiler, no stack; one 85 H. t
P. Atlas engine; one ropc-foed clr- B
cnlar 7-foot friction wooden log turn-! p
Ier; one direct drive wooden log
jarh; one 2 saw power edger; one 2 I
sow trimmer complete and new; one t
3? swing cut off saw; one shingle t
edgsr; all other necessary shafting. [ a
betts* and gTater portion steel split' ,
pulley* some of them wood, extra 1 '
nw and fixtures, lumber wood *
frock; lumber flat; yard room neces-j I
nary to opttratc the above mentioned 1 e
saw mill; one lumber flat, rapacity] ,
ft m. feet; 30 rafting chains 30.
feet long; one log Jack for taking up.
sunken logs; ore blacksmith forge.i
band drill, anvil and other necessary t
toots for doing light repair work; j
sill building and one-half story.j j
wooden farme, "open." I
The purchaser at said pair w'-'.l b-; 1
Mnninvl ? ? ""j i . I, I r
tm deposit with the undersigned 2t> J 1
p*r cent. of the amount bid. ' i
Haertver Washington Lumber Co/ "
Try a Daily Ne
Just Receive!
I Horses ai
THE SAME GOOE
ALWAYS
Washington Horse E
? B L SUSM
east Show Windo
be on sale Friday
98c Each
;rs received for thi:
Strictly <
K. HOY
WtahialUa. N. C.
" 1
> 1
I
sptrous ) Cti' in all lines of busi- ]
>r Thasksgiving. Bui have you
touring your burnable property? 1
SI or 266 this minute.
iVM. BRAGAW & CO.,
rents In Washington, N. C.
PARENTS ANO TEACHERS.
ThjuiiandM of people are complain
g every year that the public schools t
" not "making good." They cannot
sderstand why the great majority of '
ith grade, fail to pass their examin- I
:tons, become discouraged and drop
;t of school, says the Columbia State,
ho small proportionate number of
raduates they regard as proving that
jtr.ething Is radically wrong in the
ifceuie and methods of Instruction,
ot for a moment do they remember
hs( they are asking of the
;hool3. If they would compare
?elr outlay for education with
te outlay for heating or lightig
their homes and then compare the
?Fults, they would agree that no other
lvestment yields returns worthy to
e mentioned by tho side of their inestment
in the public schools, yet
icy Insist that the schools should acompllsh
for average boy or girl ten
Imes what they do accomplish. The
aether or father who will give to the
hlldren In the family an hour of as
lstanco each day will have no reason
o bo disappointed with the school sys
em. If they will three times a year
isit the schools and spend half an
our in them, learning at first hand
rhat the task of tho leathers Is and
ow much the taxpayers have asked
he school system to do, they will con
lude that wonders are being achieved
t nominal cost and they will be coninced,
moreover, that In respect to
heir own children t.hey may not exiect
the working of miracles unless
hey set themselves to do faithfully
.hat is physically beyond tho powers
f the overworked teachers.
There Is a widespread use of '.he va.
>or, or Turkish bath. Even in arctic
upland the use of a Turkish bath of
ery primitive form Is common. It
onsists of a hut attached to every
ami, says Harper'B Weekly. In the
r.iddle of the hut is ralBed a kind of
teeblve of the rough BtoneB and in
his a fire la lighted. When the |
tones become red hot they are drench,
d with water, so that the place is
Uled with vapor. Then enter the
lather?, who are armed with birch
wigs, with which they belabor one
mother until all are in a state of prouse
perspiration. Then all leave the
lut and roll in the snow outside. This
ast function, it will be observed, is
quivalent to .the cold plunge which la
he final experience in the Turkish j
nth as known to us all.
For purely material comfort, for a 1
mdded life for the. rich and onr with ^
ew splinters for the less fortunate,
he old world offers advantage above ;
kmerica. says the Cleveland Leader. I
The chances for the education of the-,
ye ?rd or.r l:\ beautiful j.lctures and i
llnh-Mj-lUm will c-urft you. J
:ws Want Ad.
1 a Carload
id .Mules
i RIND WE HAVE
SOLD."
,xchange Company
AN. Pres.
w of special j
H
? special doll
Cash
s L
" .J .!!'!
T- ' >' 1 'I
Prompt Atteatloa
Given to
Mall Ordeis.
-9
in worthy S535*Sre superior to uum
af this new land; the deference paid
to money?even in countries supposed
to be monorchia! and caatle-rlddea?
Is more marked than It Is here.
Europe is an Ideal place for those
who love luxurious living and are able
to pay for It.
In giving the amounts of dressmakers'
bills for royal ladles an account
says that Queen Wilhelmlna heads the
List with a considerable lead. But
while she dresses more expensively
than the empresses of Germany and
Russia, it Is to be remembered that she
has one great advantage over "
those Imperial ladies, as she. and not j
her husband, hold the pursestringa of I
the family and has the last word when t
it comes to orders in the case. I
In Bavaria even husbands and wlvea
ar? forbidden to kiss one nnother in
public places, including the railroad \
trains and stations. This may seem |
a bit drastic, but perhaps Bavarians
are so happy though married, that the
manifestations of tbls joy have to be 1
withheld*from "the single and envious 1
Iiortlons of the commnnity. 1
i
It is true that the theater today In
its more serious manifestations is .
nearer to every-day life than ever, for ,
realism has developed In It, says ]
Judge. But too much of its effort is <
frothy, and thus of little ethical force,
and too much Is also shear vulgarity.
i
A New York man wants a divorce !
from his wife because, he claims, her J
eyes made him believe his former a
G nan coo was untrue. A sort of combination
of the light that lies and she
couldn't make her eyes behave. I
j
A unique court-martial Is the board i
of Inquiry convened in San Fraucisco '
to try two cavalry horses for kicking '
a mule to death. It might be called an
equine board as well aa unique.
t
Oysters are now to bo electrocuted j
to stop danger of typhoid. The hu- |
mane part of the public will be shock- ?
ed to death at the suggestion. ^
t
Babies may be worth $90 apiece, but 1
some families would And it difficult to
realise on them. I
Divorce fs on the Increase, but it
doesn't seem to Interfere with mar- ^
riages.
Aviation ha? developed ail manias j
except a mania for safety.
A pair of valuable opera glasses,
lost 23 years ago. have Just been re- i
stored to the owner by the finder, t
whoso conscience urged their return.
Evidently, the speed mania of the age
has not as yet affected the operations <
of the average conscience. *
For purpoBeB of fancy balls, the mod- {
ern society woman loves to tog up In (
fashions of a bygone day. But
wouldn't Bbe raise an awful holler if
she had to wear them all the time? t
<
A San Francisco woman was granted
a divorce because her husband tore
up her valuable hat9. Why didn't she 1
apply for a separation on allegations j
that he was insane?
Government scientists are perplex- |
ed to decide whether a decomposed .(
egg Is a rotten one Why not gel 1
the opinion of an amateur Hamlet?
"Marry and you kocp out of trouble.''
says a visiting scientist. Hut it
all depends?it all depends.
A western city is about to put woman
cashiers on its pay-as-you-cntei
C3 rs.
< an it be that grass widows are ro
*pcnsiblt? for the t-pread of hay fever?
Porto Rico's New Wonder.
From far away Porto Rico come
reports of a wonderful new discovery
that i3 believed will vastly benefit-the
people. Ramon T. Marchan.
i of Barceloneta. writes: "Dr. King's ,
jNew Discovery is doing splendid i
work hero. It cured* me aboat five
I times of terrible ronghs and colds.
| also my brother of a severe cold in |
his -ehest and moret han 30 others,
who used it on my advice. We hope
this great medicine will yet be sold
in overy drug stoTe in Porto Rico."
For throat and lung troubles there
is nothing; better. A trial will convince
you of its merit. 50c and $1. ,
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
The Hardy's Drug Move.
The "correct' gk
v; social and bovine
foond in
' '% Gentemeri
A matter of pr?
women ol exacti
*'*' -?: .qpaation of ecomw
who place rah>e al
From the least exj
fmest grades, one
X^rtiemrri Qoalit
' taraerf; eVery gloi
to be tiNi beat of I
JamnS. (
f/^- YHkbeAvrFZ
i ai aiy i ji
I "Hjdift-Americana ain '(oqjf." says
h<> Charleston (S C.> Nevfs and Cour
r. This may be true, bat the for- a
dgoer who says It ta going to get In-, j
trouble. . j
That' pfcfladelphln. woman who baa n
>eea takai to a boapltaL becaoao aha h
mnnot atop talking prenenta u w b
lanal caaa. Ordinarily I ha rrrbal
orm la -Will not"
H ; lh
Airmen seem to be working on the b
wrong end of the problem. They il
ihcmld not seek to d la cover how fast
;hey can go but should try to see how.
tafe they can render flights. a
? \?
People who insist on dancing the k
grixxiy bear" even whet} there Is
langer of Ming shot for doing so may
>o paid- to have enthusiasm that is U
worthy of better cause. J h
IK
A Chicago man. struck hy lightning, t
was cured pf bis rheumatism for - 24 '
lours. Tha method may he all right, r
Hit the.faculty of making;It prac 1
.leal cornea In securing your bolts on ti
ichedulo.
New Zealand has introduced a Jet- b
:er meter by Which mall is registered a
tnd paid for without the ' use of Ii
itampe. Moat be rather inconvent ;
mt for each Individual to have to lug
i letter meter around. 0
. . . .?r?7 ' o
The government .is said to have dls- d
overed a way of making Jmperiah.ble
broad. It may be very scientific,
jut it will probably Bet people to t
onging for the bread which the moth;rs
of the nation used to make, and
which was never allowed to get to
he stage where its Imperishability
>ad a chance of being proved.
frost on ihe ragweed Is iKiellck*
nough for hay faver sufferers.
Mount WrangcJ Is in an rrupllon-'
Yonder if It's a political disturbanca.
Aercplnne Hdes can now .be bad for
1 apiece, ambulance charges not In
luded.
It Is announced that sneezing
ipreads the measles. A meaeley sort
if stunt, isn't It?
Six girls constitute a -crowd." nc
:ordiag to the Harvard library rulce? ^
>r three companies, to b? exact 1
Before long, says sciential*, we'll
>e making eggs from air. Hope the y
tir won't have to be foul", though ,
The inventor of ctreoa lemonade
lied recently, showing that all men
eventually get what la coming to them. 1
"Intensive housowark" ia a phrase ?
ecently uttered and brings .up a pic- I
ate of much toll on the hands and 1
trees. I
1
The death of a "living Sheldon" la *
eported by a foreign paper, no doubt 1
!ue to one of the ilia that flesh la '
ielr to. . I
- \
Tea Came to Europa In 1666. j
Tea la native to Japan, China and j
Upper A**nni 1? the lal'or country <
it Is found In a wild atate. The ,
plant has been carried to many coun- (
tries and grows with ahnoat as much ,
vigor as in its native lands. J.I
Tea was first .ntrodufad to Europe
k ?i? I ? (CM! Th? lonvoa nil .
"> I"" "t
the cofTee plant nave long Veen used J
n? a substitute for tea try tb? lower J
r!:iss*8 In Java and Sumatra. In ap- J
Mrancc. tnrte and odor this subatl j
twtc compare! favorably with thr
Chinos? production. J
Church Advertising Paya. j
*1 b-llevo newspaper adsemeeracnt I
of church services paya ta avery way. j
[t p&ya financially, at laast. with on,
and It certainly paya,In the securing
of a larger hearing tor thfB pplplt mes- 1
?age Yet 1 also realise that such ad- j
rertlatng, to be effective or mako apy j
special Impression. most be the an- 1
nouncement of some tmuaual topic
which has sews value. The ordinary
tharae does not attract tbi't kind of
attention. Success depend* on the I
phraalng of the subject and the way <
It Is handled In the pslplt This kind <
of church pubUelty fTap art In It- 1
elf which must be tttjwfuily studied, J
as a business man studies hie kind of 1
advertising."?Rev. P. H Rrsady, <
>aad Rapids. Mich.
Meet %'' I i
*
nre tor every
is demand is II
Gtem
rfereoce with
an tastes; ?
ny with those v & u.{ (J
tx>ve pries. i- /?' i
J.n.hp totip
.ttoMlard ?f
I ST"1 I
i
TM9T r jycwc
??L
lunch every flay In tch rata
tea la another form of speed mania
hat Is reponslble for many deaths
That BL Paul woman who wrote a
orWith h^odjlSBaftpfchenflpd
er r.ubject with S food understand>?
Some men sre born liars, Rome
are, to tys for a living. and some lie
ecause Iheir wires sre too tnqals*
Its.
bw eommaa' people feel swfiitly
me)j.
Some mew psr more atleaUOC
5 their decs then they 06 to the*
usbsnds, bat then may be the decs
rowl lose.
A woman In Washington was marled
eleven years and never told, It.
"hlR Rhstters soother long-cherished
radltlos.
Another defective goIT ball ' ha*
roken late prist, by exploding. but
S a rule it Is the defective golfer who
I explosive,
rood ??ppU<* y? to so throosh Iho
still. ??d Ik* q?sceU*Uon of K*c?pl
n packages el ecgh should be eo?
ineted gently.
"People eonld live On half this rod
hty, sat saw." ssys a physician. Also
erhapa we coaifl get alocg with k*ff
1 manv iWilnr#
*
Acd applsi may product red cheek*.
a fruit grower wra but greee
pplea malt a little boy Mas.
There la a shortage la tha cranberry
rop. but thaa Car no shortage la the
urkey crop has bees reported.
Explorer* la New Video recently
iavu tound a prehistoric flat. bat area
ho Janitor had become extinct.
That electricity can care hunger ha*
leen demonstrated by many a
rho haa mingled with a lira wire.
Once upon a time a man
le knew a mushroom from a toadtool.
A Large family survived htm
Good Time to Advertise.
The preaent time lb peculiarly fa
irorahle to enterprise la advertising
The buying public la looking for new
slothes and new houae furnishing*
ifter the wear and tear of the wm
ner. At other time# of the year you
lave the dead weight of the buyer'*
indifference to work against. Now
he buyer* are coming yopr way, theii
mention and Interest are excited, and
the merchant merely has to persuad*
hem that >a has the goods and tbi
-slues
|l I* a *niu1 lima In rlvnrllaa m-Son
payers do not expect quite the low
prices that can be had at off seasons
Joods sold now bring a profit a
lollar spent In advertising now should
lave the loss of many dollars on goods
that mutt bo disposed of at a aasriflcs
later to get ready for another ?asoa
If you Hove exceptionally good rai
ies for the monoy, tbor will bo mors
likely to attract attention now than
it oft season times, becanae there tf
less price cutting now to compete
with.
The merchant who has bought his
sooda at reasonable prices will find
them exceptionally welcome at this
season before special sales base, ho
iun. Tell the pohlle afoot them; thej
will respond.
Poster* In China.
Illustrated sod colored posters an
t splendid advertising mesne In Chins
is well as elsewhere. The Japsasgf
started to make use of this method
tnd the United 8tates and Bngtaad
followed suit. The text on these poet
sra la, of course. la the Chinese la*
longs. In the most frequented thoi*
oughfares of the otUss t? the attend*!
empire poster* can he seen on every
mu*
wltb lb. iuturf. ud tba idYulxH
nf uw ifdiltr MT*rtt**A.?AbMrt
Ub MM
I 1 J ? .? . .? . I a J
li th parttbt j t J * l
11tit tnen discord trousers " Tush? *Look ***
,*t tfre( lyats' *op>t or the men art tw
,l,,t ** ?**?tat? ^
I axlrama dlllgen** In verify!** *h hla
tor leal Biota that appe.ir In bit aorrlt
tain alluatona and loeallona. One o(|d<>
maalco 16 flail tba anoint laacrtptlon J1"
nvon tba arall. * It loll He lea Artaatrong I ^
Sn'SiTto dlacover ahera I obulatal
thla data, so ?aa particvfcrtjr analoua H,
19 Tartly, ft. One morula*. accompanied a*J
by Mrs. Orcnu, I set oot on what seem- <m
e* * hoirtleu Quest. We located the X
old Etruscan Vail. *1th its curt oot to
marks, but no legends. Finally *? PM
came to some flaring posters an son a - IN
cing an auction saie, aM beaeatb J*
E^WSSPfc-a'Tai
. it
3
W? T-W eVrttV 1?*'
'?COOK
h
Tfaaakaftvlns Turkey la oas of
our large Bname'e or A>utnfnutn ^
Roasters. Just received aloe Itae -jq
Auntnra wakk t
i < j J V *
whleh we lute* marked <krea twee- .
ty to tweaty-flve per ceat regular *
retail price. Cob? and see eur.
hie.
niMtthitf iktMHIK
ffCRLa-nlbnAXUoH^ MMMB: jw|
coiPHnr. 7'
( AnMOUBTRATOB-fl NOTKK. ?*
] HnU| qtmttled ait &4Klfitktr&Ur 1
jopoa HM oststo of Prs4 Wotfndoa,
; OOCOMOJ. this 1? <? sotlfr '?n' jarttas ta
;iiidaSta4 to'ittM ??tat? t? ?*r Was ?*
to liiiVsi iJsil aii Mroo? WTlulft
'claims soalmrt sal* adtate win Sal**
sam* wtto o>. *& *&- *?
Mt, sro^rlr ItsmlMd am* ni?l. 1
within twotee mosths Ac* this <wts|Dr
' ? Uio ottcmiri Ws itsasis'uf ty|a'
of naraisnt. fOa
This' Nov. ' 14 th, is]S.
HAHBT dAWTHOHNm ! W
IA4n*r. Fred -Wolfwden, Dwr'CV' *
OtoWwfmMy. N. C. >
N. h SIMMONS, A^Mey, . ' ' ?
Wattbingtoa. M. (!.
li-tfc-fwi
. . i
=^g
otice of ixrawi mmhui en
OOlmtACT. _
'North Carolina?Beaufort County.
Superior Court?Before tke deck.
J. A. Wllktenon ud otkero to. W. *r ^
rtotfeui. ud Mb*a*. ^
The Boar* of Drainage Oeuaalafilooere
ot Broad Creek Dtatrfot win
on Neveuker 2) at, 1)11, at 4 o'clock V*
P. M . at Paatepo, Nerti Carollaa. 77
let (be eoatraet tor tbe cokatTuottaa
and completion ot tbe aula and iuV *T
el diary aonats ot Broad Greek Brain- au
age Dletrlct. and all otker work ladMeat
thereto, an deeeribed la tke taal "
report Of tbo Kngtneer and Viewers
Bled wltb tbe clerk of tbe Superior 11
Court of Beaofort Cenaty, Narth ?
CaioSbt eo Adgnat Slot. *???. the ~~
pfoin anl qpeatMMtav aeeotapaay- w
lap eaua wb'eh *tl be* subetaatfeHy I
followed. Tbo roatract wTTI be lat I.
to the lowest reeponstkle bidder, eltb- U
er ae a wbela or ta eeetdeae, a* tbe
Board ot Oral nape Cowatealaaera
akall deem aaodtt Bdraatageoue for
the dtrtrlet. Sealed bide In wrltlai .
aid be Med with tke ebatrwaa, er
Wttk J. f. Clark. Baeaotary te the A
Board, Pantec*. K. "bT or before J
November Blot, 1012, at 4 P. M. The
1 BmH ot Drainage ecuMwn
1 roaorre the right to rejeat any and
\a? Uh. or to eaee?t Wo same to
, "he), er la yart. Referaaee la Bade
I to the l*laal Bert at the ear* at
> Viewers tor toe a??re adnata rardaae
and aaotM at vtahk to Da tot and
ether tumi.T isfbratettoa tout he %1
had IM> aphMasfttaa <e the ehalr- fl
Uea, The | utaa to trhate the eoe,
treat may ha tad shall ha reaulrad to
, ?T he ?to> tar ???
I Wetelere dofto epos am at Us
I aaaale at the toatrtat whteh aw he
* ir,-e eT.ee. a?W
tftoaare toraad Crash Mstrlet i..,, f?
1 ?-t-dwr I
11- miiriiir "in-iiffii
~r~~ 4
W??W?' Wnal rn?
rttr-4rr^?fc
ran. ?. <11. TX. aMrtr. m w
MOTM or lut
iJSfe I
Bactaalag at a iltS 1*j?oat .(
?|^pl |
Dt^owfriber, 1912
Q*>. L. SWINDELL,
CovtnfoaloBer.
================ .1
licycles! Bicycles!
No. Morel* US utt ?.
W? tn iiHta (or ttolUrrcM.
lollri. MiiMii Iror Jotoaoa.
EoJdatlt, lUjAbtov,' KiHiii N%M.aal
u( Dortaa iwWH Mi '1
at Oaafc a# 00 Ml. 1?o alaa'can?
fan 11a. of ropatro *t *? Mm
?. R. CUTLER
114 Market St.
WASHINGTON. N. C
Fhcm m
SESwtom raomica miun
MONDAY. NOV. IS, 1*11.
X> ., . 3#e.
catekoM. irowB, 40 oonls.
nwiMtoi. yvuag, as ? ? u ??c. >1
"*o 17o~ 3?l
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It 5 Ckirt, *>.74,: *m u U?
w to a taale the Pmi will Ml n.
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