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FRIDAY. JAN. 10. 1913.
4YI)KaHXTr ITEMS.
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Mr. George V t'redle. Jr. oi Norfolk,
Ya.. von iu our mld?i a lew
duyts f !ace. He visited hie father and
mother Mr. and Mr* Geo. T. Credl*
at I'.oae Bay. and kia grandfather.
Mr T..m V fredle. at Swan Quarter.
'"is grandfather i* R"> years old
and i' nulte feeble.
Op Saturday evening late, the 4th
instaM. Mr W. J. Harris, returning
from ? the couuty to his home at
Swan Quarter, in his automobile,
t-ame contact with mud so deep
and that his auto refused to go.
and h tc pped with Mr. \V. K- Swin ?
dell ' the night. Mr. Joe Mason
and of rs cave him the helping hamT '
on ?' . morning and li? wont on
his xva rvioiclrgv
.*:.am:t Wt-:hunts. ?? Punpn.
has 'a' d ti? West I .AS'
_ Vj >?tn MeKlnnoy ha.- moved
fro:. Sett ill l.ake and taken charge
m !, ivrh lafta lu^ow Fatriield.
" It. Wdltanw has moved front
itv :? - all 1-imTto th. 11 C. Carter
;;r": K:iiriI*H!.
T?. j 'hlovvs i'ii .toward*
~ SiTi'** i-.' - Yv-tluuci Ure"f.. a
I mar : 'he f :<r>v. . t th II > l?av
npo-'
v. .. :u!\ i .i d ???? traj'
. at! traps t.d?b"d ot iwo
"""Mcft. v* t rvr.k t.rjsi year be had
t 'ter. CL-cn trip* -roam and
L. . _ ! tCJS'. s. / "k\V. -.w NYlU f; he goes
u, - . " ? .iiMit'*." har-'
.% . ..... ?> tho r
. - i:r.: ?.. n:n?-."hil.'s ;i:ni a
i
HOME I i;i)M WKST.
.\ s-.i>r;an. j resident o; the*
W.or. .i u 11?'!'- Kxrltar.ee Comli.ii.
-. re turned from Western
,.t-? . .. r.- i-.e purchased or.c
I ot.-.i . r rs.-s ;'.:td ruuies. dlUl (1 Jl?
.\p'" , :,i iirvtii' today or loiaorL
vow
V* h"t?e?'t Hancock. Jr.. of New
ttei . - the guest of his tin ! '. Mr.
l"ra: l 1 rd it:
WHAT
e should know :? tit. . or.i
.nation on the lock of toi"
T" It reads. !1T. .1 lutt-? le
of GOWAN'S rNELJONIA
PREPARATION
PREPARATION and he pre ared
for paeunionia. eronp.
Ids and inflammation, and
ingestion trouble? lams
br....-.,... _. . (toreness in iUhmvi ?nd
test relieved prompti).
External and Quickly absorbed
\.l druggist*. Sl.'Ki
"0 2"?c.
NOTICE OF HA EE.
I r j. ?nrl by virtue of a mortgage ~
from .? S. tiaton and wife. El ma
H. Caton. to the nnderslgned. Sidney
K. Warden, dated TJecember T3. 1911.
ftftd recArdnd In tho Register's office
I or tieauiort county, North Carolina,
in Book 166, at page 232. ttfe undersigned
will on the 10th dayflf February,
1913, at 12 o'clock noon, sell
for CASH at puftlic auction to the
Highest bidder before the Court
House door of Beaufort County, the
rollow n? described real estate, towit:
KLj> Situate, lying, and being in 9tate
of North Carolina. County of Beaufort,
and in Richland Township, be"
log "itt'tlif Town of IMwufd on the
Fast Bide of the Mill Pond, beginning
^ on the W&shlngto annd Vandemere
Railroad in the New Road running
from Edward to the Old Sandhill
Road near Wm. Crawford's store, and
runnipg Southwardly with the said
road 35 yards then at right angles
with" said road to P. Stilley's line,
Hfc. f-\ thence with P. Stilley's line to the
Washington and Vandemere Railroad,
thence with said railroad to the
Bjr. " beSln^iing, containing one acre, more
or lass, being the land described In
the aforesaid mortgage.
K& This 9th day of January, 1913.
WL. SlONKT E. WARREN.
HAKKV McMULBAN, Attorney j
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g NOAH PREACHED (4 I
* 120 YEARS
Trying convince Itee peoyU- that h* offered Ahem a goo4 UU|. -B_
yet. not a single person outside of Noah's family believed that I
Noah's talis were pa?a on facts. But Noah did have the. facts I
Th?r Though the -mutmudeg riaieuiea 'tne ^tlme came when the |
house tops were tilled with weeping and walling people calling in fl i
. jjr a voice of repentance, "Save me Just this one ttmd I I
anil forever hereafter I'll pay attention to a higher )
order of living."" Their decision was made too late, I
1 the germs of their folley had caused them-to
f M too long . and they- prematurely perldfredL-B -j
Mark you this, many who sneer at and disregard Dust
and its danger are not only goiug to prematurely per-.
ish but selfishly drag down some other members of
tltpir family, most likely their children. J
LISTEN: Of all the deaths ofT those between ^
rhe age'oTTS and 4d"whether of Diphtheria, Pneumonia. Typhoid B
Fever. Illood Poisoning or any other trouble, one out of# every I
three die of Consumption and' dust is the cause of
most Consumption. Dust is also the source of infec- I
tion of man*- cases of Pneumonia, Diphtheria, Typhoid I
Fever. Influenza. Blood Poisoning and colds. Therefore
we can truthfully say. "Dust is the greatest
enemy of the human race." p. B
Satisfies prove that five years work as a street cleaner in the I
large cities makes the average individual a consumptive. Before I
p. ^r, entering the New York street cleaning department I
every man is examined and only those free from or- B
111 ganic diseases are employed yet one-third of the New B
im York street cleaners have developed tuberculosis and I
KM most of those free from the disease have not been in I
the sevvU-f live years. If*this excessive amount of dust is so fatal I
tha-^ along the most used streets of busy towns is j? I
positively dangerous and even very small quantities
is sufficient to keep many in ill health, therefore, the
less dust the hotter.
If your phyician will acknowledge the facts he ^ \
< . ill U'll you that of all who die in Washington. North Caro- I
linn, including infants and. those from old age. one fl
' out or every ton die from thai dreaded disease called I
Jgm* "The Great White Plague." Consumption, and Wash- I
TB, .uyioa is no exception- It's the case throughout the I
-owns and cities of the word.1 in some, where there is I
more duet ts mu?h worse. Infection from dust Is fl
i - tienMb'e for l?h per ret;1- of the ?onsumptivrK. I
P'W av.- i>* i or.sua,ption's greatest < ncniy. I
Pure nir is the greatest prevcnTitrrvr-of Pneu- - - VW* fl
monk., l>'j?!:ih??riH. cold- and many other, di-ease- ^ J
|| ^0^ .-"m'?k?? U a form o: dust. _
:1 ' 11>,> <*W>| '*u* p-jnr a*r1
Sb 1 Mi. - free air . almost if not aitofci'thcr pur> .
Lj ? The less busj the street the less dust.
No ?lu?t lises from the river.
Without the dust the house is easily kepi dean
Wide iivrntits also reduce the dust.
Summing up all these feature> proves many
f reasons wh> Washington Park is less dusty ami -.ho
air purer, therefore healthier thai:'any otter section
in Of nround Wellington Thin is valuable knowledge
to the homcseeUer and housekeeper, and if you
are wine you will not wait until the door? are closed
end tie old ark fiosiine away before you Ret inside where the
""hi st authority of the world will tell you L'NIJKH
SUCH PURE AIR CONDITION'S YOU AND YOUR
HEALTH ANt^.IVE LONGER THAN WERE VOl'
TO REMAIN ALONG Dl'STY STREETS. Science ? J
has proven this and the learned men or today are preaching it.
* The North Carolina floard of HnaH^ is preaching it
just as hard as Noah ever preached, and
you who read about Dust and its danWw
cer though fail to get away from it. n%pd
not "ho surprised 1f dt any ' time feme ...
memurr of >our family is carried away mueh before Ag
the-r time, as were those who refused to follow Noah.
Kov your home the best ia none too good and ?
as it won't be long ere the best Washington Park lots
will be sold. You had better not delay seeurln
one of these best lots W
TTTe prices art certainly bargain prices.
LOOK OUT
A M The old Ark is going to move. Someone else wll>
VH be at the wheel, then It will be too lite for you t?
get on Yonr opportunity la now, right at this
mlnutA "Time and tide waits for no man. ana wv1
C * tide of those seeking the best and purest air and
health Is flowing to Washington Park. Better aecure a lot today;.
^ Ton ran build now or hold it until yon get font
m-, docks In a row. Now don't wait, come at onof,
or you'll be sorry Yon can now get extremely
K choice Washington Park bargains and be aaf^,.
Act today.
^ % " A. C. HATHAWAY; ^
HRS. GORHAM BKTTKB lorabla tod?7. Ska ku lu? condna
It will ba trmtlfTln (to the m.nyj1? h? ho?? 'or th. put mml Aai
trtaada at Mn, lean P. Oorhaia toSauffaring from an attack of dipt
L
I ^Ecuk and of Kamaxiti/
own, destuuf Often, four eues are)
bfefcter thaA too in. tracing the>
river of- siuxess'to IK source, a/rul
can. trace the successful riVer of
theirlives to small be^ inning
I started in, the rujkfc directed. ?
"The bank is a. persistent"reminder
c^the^necessiGj that*
lits on. everyone xo sifstejnah'rgJlij
and, safely deposit their earnings,
r und jwe_U\viie,your_ account".
Bank of Washington
I Jena (has Havens, Pres. J. K. Deaihtaa, Caahier
Our Mahogany,
-Bed Room Suits
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Are now complete again after several
weeks of being broken up by the many buyers.
Why not exchange or sell some of your
old Oak Beds and Dressers and fill the place
with most modern and common sensed made
Mahogany - Pieces.
Buy genuine mahogany and avoid its getting
old or out of date. We also have in a
good assortment of old pieces in Chairs. Rockers.
Tables, Settees, etc., for Xmas trade.
JEFFERSON FURNITURE CO. _
JQSr-F^FAYLOE
Phones 128 & 124. 120 Market|St.
Carries the Most Complete Line of
Famllv Gpocerfcs.
ALWAYS FRESH ANDjRELIABLE
Polite pierks and
Quick Delivery.
| OWN YOUR HOME ;|
A new series of stock in THE HOME BUILDING J [
fS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION will open January 4th, < i
1913, at the banking house of The Savings & Trust | |
" Co. Pay for your home on easy terms null own it. 1 r
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The Parcels Post
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Oa lMt W?4??Uay. >?a. 1st. tW- ParoHa rod bV wed ?a*> elfrefVrMa bmn
that a my kr|e taker of Meat n?y be araf to yon by rtrctb Pod at a low
rata of roataae. y
We hare nrnfef a special department that will
attead t> ill wlwi an! forward them
T. Ov Catain mm fS? Hra< nl (rial Mil.
We Want Yqnr Bnainess
I ThiMd.ml.iliWiilmKMfwvMlbl rtfcnit amflHt atoct .1
r?l. 1. mm WW? Im Smn?W<?* Oiri?ii.
(HHwdtiaW w* CM IMHIM wtwSI take (M^cmMTiwr * '
Mffr ?! amt ?tt fc?y inailHH la <M> kr hmkHk M n ?|,i
-I'hnkmrfMknMibiafaKi mnl
We will famish YOU FREE a card giving you the
rates of the new Parcels Pott law.
"At Your Service."
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Cool Nights
Rafter difficult to keep
the house at the proper
temperature. Can't light
the furnace yeT as It la
too .warm during the
middle of the day, but
some heat Is needed in
the morning and after
sundown. .
. Us&ft Vukan_
Odorless Gas
~ Heater
HHSffnnm
ffjf ei .
Makes a room comfortable
in fire
minutes
Positively Odorless
Absolutely S?iUry
Washington Light 8 Water Co.
HOTEL RAYMOND
42 East 28th Street
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New York City ^ .
EUROPEAN PLAN
91.60 Per Day and Up
AMERICAN PLAN
92JM> Per Day and Up
Apartments accomodating 3 or moit
| pen* inn fmm -JUL- to *3.00 per. <Ujr
Special rale* by (he week or month. Inspcclioc
invited. Reference eschaneed. A quirt limili
Hotel, recommended tadie* visiting New Yori
City alone. Upon rcqtfCat by letter or 1 elepbont
"ttt 1 nmrf ^ BMMWIg" will Mil Swd
t station.
MARK A. GADWELL
Why ia a brick anti like
a locomotive?
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Because he tie. . tcaderl
A tender steak,
A juicy chop,
Direct your footsteps
To Our Shop
O u saws are sharp,
Our cleavers, too-Wo'll
trim them up
Just right for youl
MM int iiBb
Phone 423*
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Bicycles! Bicycles!
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Columbia, Ramblar. Bmblam National
aad Hum BIotOm. Bald
len.aaaa of aa dana. w# aloa ram
a (all Uaa at rapatra at all ttoao.
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