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nac insured.
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ance Agents In Washington, N. C.
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If you have ideas?if you
you the secrets of thft fascihatin
no exBe.rieitcs.or literary excelli
lancuage is wanted.
- The demand for photoplays is pr
manufacturers are "moving hearer
get enough good plots to supply the
offering flOO and more, for single
Nearly all the big film companies
cated in or near NEW YORK CITY.
* knowing at all times Just what sor
ducers, our SALES DEPARTMENT
agencies situated in distant cities.
We have received many letters f
such as VITAGRAPH. EDISON, ESS
REX, RELIANCE. CHAMPION, CO!
send photoplays to "flfcera. We wan
teach you the secrets of success.
We are selling photoplays wr
Perhaps we can do the same for
good Idea every week, and will writ
sells for only $25, a low figure.*
Yob Wi.l Earn $100 Monti
PI) 17 T? Send your name an
r iVLL of our ilheatrated hi
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don't hare them. For ell such troublee
use Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It
glorifies the face. Excellent tor Ectame
or Salt-REapm. It enre* sore
lips, chapped hands, chilblains; heala
burns, cuts and' brnisee. Unsurpassed
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of a power ol
sale contained in a deed of trust executed
by A. C. Scott and W. A. Scott
and wives On Dec. 29, 1911. which la
recorded In tke office of the Register
of Deeds of Beaufort County In Book
172, page 273, I will on Mondky,
February 10,^1113. at 12 o'clock
noon sell to the highest bidder fox
cash the following described tract ol
land; demand for said sale TRivtne
been made on me by the owner ol
the notes after default in payment.
That certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being In the County ol
Beaufcrt and State of North Carolina
and in Chocowfnity Township: Bo,
ginning at an iron stako at th<
mouth of a ditch that runs east ani!
west, about 10 feet north Of'the git
I house of W. A. Blount, thence running
south with said line to the Guxx
Run Canal at Fowlcs; Blount's act
Shull's corne.r thence with yM m>i
in a southeasterly direction U
Blount's and Shull's corner, thenc<
d-uc west with Blount's and Shall':
line to the center of said canal at th<
.Green J?ikc Well, Blount'a_ and
Shull's corner, thence north with th?
Jot canal to the southeast corner ol
the Kin house cut. thence due narlt
with tlio ditch of the gin house cut
to the beginning. Containing 6<
acres more or les9. Sale to be mad*
at the Court "House door. Washing
ton, N.-C., January 43, ??.
W. C. RODMAN,
/ Trustee.
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TE PHOTO PLA'
5. OR MORE \
>w You How!
can THINK?wc will show
g new profession. Positively
ence necessary. No "flowery
actically unlimited. The big film
i and earth" in their attempts to
ever increasing demand. They are
scenarios, or written ideas.
s. the buyers of photoplays, are loBeing
right on the spot, and
t of plots are wanted by the prohas
a tremendous advantage over
rom the big film manufacturers.
IAN AY. LUBIN, SOLAX, IMP,
HET, MELIES, ETC., urging us to
it more writers and we'll gladly
B.1K10 \JBL '-V' 1 .
itten by people who "never
lattor ?^?
yoa. If you can think of only, one
e it out aa directed by us, and it
ily For Spaie Time Work.
d address at once'fortfrse copy
x>fc, "Morktf Picture Pliywritinf
rite n?w and learn Just what this
and yonr future.
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IS NOV
ewis <l
f-" Asphalt amp an Acsioant.
Asphalt, with which so many road*
J ate paved, was found by accident
Many years ago In Switzerland uaturu
rock Asphalt was discovered, and fot
more than a centuty It was used for
the purpose of extracting the ricli
tares of bitumen It contained. In
time jt was noticed that pieces of rock
which fell from thiTwagona and, were
" Crushed by tbo wheels formed a mar
velously fine road surface when assisted
by the beat of the son. A proper
I road,of asphalt rock was then made,
following upon tho discovery, and In
1854 an experimental roadway was
laid in Paris. Prom that time the use
of rock asphalt for the making of
roads and pavements has increased
and extended to many ?ountries. _
He Cow Id Dodge.
"There's nothing slow about Jones."-.
I, he said reflectively.
The other laughed scornfully.
"I guess yon never loaned him any
I money." he said.
I.. ."Oh. yes. I hare." replied the first
YORK CITY
" TV
r that way. 1 loaned Mm *10 six month*
i a#o, and I haven't been able to catch
him since."
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Willie Explains.
"Willie." said the teacher, 'la therr
1 any difference between the words *snf
- fldent' and 'enough?* "
i "Tea. ma'am," replied Willie. " 'Snf
i fldeal' la when mamma thinks I've eat
en enough pto, and enough' Is when I
IttiJk "I?hare - eaten aufBiilent/*-t-Chfr
cago News.
A Little Bit Late.
Briggs?Everybody should lny up
something for a rainy diiy. Grfcr*True.
Bnt too many wait until It liegins
to sprinkle before starting to dr.
bo.?Boston Transcript
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Gluctfa Operas.
In opera writing Gluck established!
the tradition of five acta to each srdrlc
. with ballets in the Second and fourth i
iCta,
brilliant Intellect and dulls the edge o:
tbo sharpest wit
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YS AND
WEEKLY _
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The Pare
Oo lul Wedoeafer. Jan 1(1. It* ParceW I
thai a very Urge aomber of llnrn My be
rate of poatace. .
We kave amrated a spec
attrij <? Mail orders
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' * To Ov CMlaaart ? th
We Want Y?
TV snail aa wefl aa tbe Urge ifeaa.'aa4 we
ere to mMoiM WVI rovbrttrr Ita ai
Give us a trial aad we oea aaaore yoti we
lfaarfyo?tTO? w? bava inaarfldag ?o*d
(or tbe acala yo? wilt Med'to weigh the pac
We will fumish YOU FR
rates of tbe new Parcels Post
'At Yonr
r Harris Har
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' yonng contractor" hi a Missouri i
town found himself after the war in
dtre financial atraita. He ovrwd a few
pieces of property, all of wMch were
mortgaged. the mortgage In earl) Instance
being held byaaold man wha ?
lived with Ma one eon. Brocky, In n
tnmbletlowa hnt that could not . be
ipntwl to hit Mr ftlar. la ltn cwrtf .
of time the miser foreclosed, taking '
orer all the contractor's property,
which waa T&lued In excess of the 1
amounts loaned. The contractor began
to pay rent on the house In which lie \
U+ed. Three months after the foreclosure
the miser lay dying. An urgent
message reached the contractor, and
he, supposing that the other, knowing ]
bin. end to be near, wanted to make '
what restitution be could for" the good
of his soul, battled down to the cabin.
He found the old man In a rickety bod. 3
covered with a tattered quilt and au '
old overcoat The contractor bent hi* '
ear hopefully to the other's Upe. The '
miser drew a long breath, clutched ?
the quilt In a skfcmy hand and whls- ;
p?md:
"Pay your next month's rent to \
Brocky."?Kansas City Star?
OiJIuPV?: - '
From the time of King Jobff tBl 1830 Z
[ Mot. 13 was known as bull running
<lay in Stamford. seventeenth century
historian sires en interesting account
of the observance. -7
"The butchers provide the bull And
ptaMJilojoeniliMJb. ? ?t?i>i<? mioua- ?
ing to the alderman. The next iqorn- E
lug proclamation Is made by the bcli- b
man that each one shut up his shop b
door oud gate and none under palu of :h
imprisonment do any violence to str&n- f<
gerS; none to baveany iron upon tholr tl
bull clubs or other staves, which they p
pursue the bull with. Which procla- r:
matlon beljtg made and the gates nil c
shut up, the bull Is turned out of the J*
alderman's house, and then hi vie sklvy. J?
tagrag. meu, women and children of all
sorts and sizes, with an the dogs In the 7
town rupulug after him."
At the dcee of,-the chase the animal
was killed and its flesh sold at a homlnal
rate to the burghers.^Doudon Spectator.
ti
Way. to Apply For a Job. 4
Having lost three jobs for which he Q
had applied, after he seemed In A fair
way to get ony one of them, a certain
-younrf man h? flguved UUC whoV^he mado
his mistake.
"1 referred to wages and hours, before
the interview was three minutes
old," he explained.
Ordinarily the business world recognizes
the right of the applicant to
know how much money be Is going to
make each week and bow long*'each
day he will be expected to work and
"IwwTiBriTT-Jsym^nrtirTnilrlrTal*
lective recognition.
The thorough business men will not
close an Interview until be has brought
up the subject of pay and working
boars. He wants it understood, of
coarse, before he employs any one, but
when the applicant makes the first
mention of It a bad Impression is created?Chicago
TrTbtfie.
i
Roaaonable Objection.
Oonan Doyle was once asked why be
didn't establish n detective agency and
employ?Sherlock?Holmes' taction Is
conducting the bu&itfess. "For the very
good renson," he replied, "that all tho
knots Sherlock Holmes untied were of
my own tying. 1 should fall if I undertook
to unravel other people's entanglements.
I believe that 00 one occasion
I could have done so. though. I* was in
a'tailor shop whom a rather unattractive
man was selecting a pair of trousers.
He flatly objected te strif^d
goods, and I got the idea that be was
an ex-convlct. To satisfy myself I visited
one or two prisons and. sure
enough, found the man'e picture iu the 1
rogues* gallery. He had had enough of i
striped clothes."?Detroit Free Press.
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TIPS FOP RSAO BUILDER8. \
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Qe oVer the whole of tho now ] | gf
. coating ovary day or two with .. .
tha tjjo mai oaytr lgayt tba v ?1
; stone in. ridgesT^
If yOW hava no ring gauga ra- at
" m,mty adviea that [
Into your mouth should ba bra- '! P?
kan Smaller. ., y'-. v ? ail
Use chips for binding newly th
. laid stones together and ramam
bar that road sweepings, soda'or wl
; grass and othar rubbish when nc
, usad for this purpoaa will ruin ?]
. tha -baat road avar constructed. ^
Remember that vaster _\oorn or I
rounded stonea should never be ] tit
. uaad upon steep gradients or . rr,
they will fail to bind together. _
Remember that tha middle of *) "l
#*"tho road should always ba a lit- . at
tie higher than tha aides, so thst ? ja
I tha rain may run into tha side [
. gutters at once.
Never allow tha water tables. 1^
I gutters and ditches to clog up, ; i
I r but keep thom clear the whole ., fcj
? year through.
Always do upon your road In I
! wet weather and at onoa fill up I
> with ohipe any hoi laws er ruts >
I | where tha rain may lie.
I iiniiiiiiiuiiitwiiiiiT
Co^gBhout For Joy. j I*
"I want to thank you from the hot- nc
>m of my heart." wrote C. B. Rader. 1o
f Lewiabnrg, W. Va.. "for Ue won- H:
erfnl double--beneiKI-got from m
Uectric Bitters, iu curing me of b
oth a severe case of stomach troule
and of rheumatism, from.which I a.
ad been an almost helpless sufferer as
3r ten years. It suited my case as in
tvough ms4e iust for me." For dye- c.
epeia, indigestion, jaundice, and to
Id the system of kidney poisons that &T
anse rheumatism. Electric B'tters ?
ave no auperlor. Try them. Every B<
ottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only efi
0 cents at The Hardy Drug Store. r0
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NOTICE OF BALK. so
"lT " " w<
Br virtue of s power of sale o<m-^
tlned in a deed of trnst given to me **
y E. Tuth?l sad wife, delsd Meseh &
th, 1899, and duly recorded in the
nice of tho Register of Deeds of
lyde County in Book 24, page 6, I ,n
11) on ^ehraarv 17. 1913. M
t 12 o'clock noon, at the Court
louse door In the County of Hyde,
ell to the highest bidder for cash
II of the following described tract ^
f land?
"A certain tract or parcel of land ot
ring and being in Ockracoke Town- la
hip. It being on the leland-ot-Oikra- vl
r>kn and all nf the land a United tn lalsey
Williams In the dirision of ^
homas Wahab Sept. 30th. 1837. 8ee *
deed to the said Malsey records in Ci
look X, page 397. Beginning 'at a
oict on Pamlico Sound bearing N.
4 W from the Northwest corner of
he light house lot. then S. 64 E. 83
-p5 poles to the Northwest corner of
he light house lot, then ?. * B. 81 #
-2 poles, then N. 47 W. to Pamlice %
ound and with the 8ound to the be- 4
inning. Saving and excepting the |
leces uf aald lot herctofoie cunvej- -f
d by said Malsey or her heire-^- J
fhich said piece of land -wan convey- ^
d unto Effingham Tuthlll toy War- ?
an Williams and-" others by deed
ated 28 July 1897, and recorded in
look ?, page ?, of Hyde County
>bieh said. daMfeAi* referred, to and tto
lade a part hereof for the purposes W
f a description, excepting the pieces Ti
f land the said Effingham Tuthill hi
as sold unto L. M. Broome, L. B. di
dthlll and Lona lludpell." m
This the 17 day of January, 1918.
W. B. RODMAN.
-*r- Trustee. _
els Post [I"
OM Kw weal i??o effect *"Tto? bmu
ca (oyoaby Paresis Pda si s lew
ial tk?< wiU 1
and forward thf
IM nl Ha? Mil. ^
ur Business
feel that wMh Omr eoadde Sodt *?
ly coeeere la Eotaera North CweSgM. wwffl
take rood cere^oflyoer ti wlsswp
toy Percek Pert. Send m your order
Itsgss* yssteti t
EE a card giving you tbe
law. A
Service."
dware Co. -
NOTH K TO THE Pl'BUC. J
Tku .nndaralcncd. Lake Landing M
anaportatloo Company, kTllll " j
ye, notice that It will mil, at 10 JB
lloek a. m , on the lit* day or M
'bruary, 1011, at Wyaocklni. N. C.. . ^
the warthomie of the und.ratfned
mpany, ? certain lat ot peach treee.
ar treee. apple treeo, (rape olaee, T
,d atraw berry plante. con?l*i>e4 to *
J. Van Mndley Nursery Company, '
llch aald perishable property has
t been 'claimed by the consignee,
though the consignee ie actually
rare of Its arrival at Its. destlna>n,
for the purpose of paying the
Ight charges and ot)?er espensos
[ The said Codfeany on Mid articles
ove described, as Is provided by ??
to. '<->
This 17th day of January. 1?1?. . ?
tKE LANDING TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY,
r John L. Mann, President.
1^17-4 wp
notice.
Knrlh Cirnllna UaJ. Pa.mHi "V't'
mob Heirs: p
You and each of you dre hereby
tided thai at a Sheriff sale of lasd
r taxes at the Court House door In
yds County, Swan Quarter, N. C.?
i Monrtayr the th day of May, 1IH, ?
ling the flrat Monday in May, 1912,
piece of land listed by the County
the Tbos. Mason patent, situate# , 4
Swan Quarter Township, Hyde
>unty, between Mattamu&keet Lake
id Swan Quarter, adjoining tbe 8ainnah
land owned by Ai & W. T. "
trry? Beginning, at Jdhn Bowen's
atermost corner in Clayton's line,
inning with Clayton's south 89 de?es
east Z to poles to James Ma- .
thence sonth 24 degree*
as; 62 poles, thence east 120, $$$
nee south 66 boles, thence north
\ west 420 poles, and from thence
j-:thw f^rst station, containing ?0<? V '^7*
res, and was sold for non'-payttrant*
taxes f?r the year 1911, amountg
to .77 cents, including interest '>$
id penalty thereon^ and a further
m-m U ?d awll His endst
?ned being the last and. highest bidt
at said sale purchased said land
the sum of $2.57, tbe amount of ,
id taxes and co^t. You and each
you are notified that unless said. k .
nd is redeemed in tbe manner proded
by law on or before the flrst
ondsy in May. 1913. it being tb< "
h' day or May, 1913, the undersigs- "
I will apply to the Sheriff of Hyde
lunty for jt deed for said land.
This 15th d*y of January, 1913.
A. BERRY.
i-i7-3wp
MTOCKHOLDCRB1 MEETOHi.
I
A meeting of the stockholders of . 1
,xrwt Qwp" - ?< I
ashington, N. C.. will bo held an
aeeday, February Jl, 1913, at their M
CBlctng, house, for thduslectlcn of
rectors and such other aa
ay properly come before them.
.JNO. B. SPARROW, 8M. 1
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VAODBVIUE
JOBBY FOUNTAIN \
And His EJacatod Paay. I
IOTION PICTURES '
fl 'THK VIUilUE VlfJKN,"
A Story WMh * Mom.
U "AKGUIHHKD HOURS.
rmAariMlMM.. i
TUB IHONV or FAT*"
A VMaampfa Dim*.
dmlwltn - - lOc. > I?e ^
OPEN FROM JM tojll.AA P, M.
Tbit Ad U Chanycd Oriiv
PUT A fflSWB WANT-AD