row. - - ]
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of brsn new feather bod?. SO lbs..
?>acb with one pair of pUlowa for
each t> !. wWch wi|1 & f9t $10.00
apiece All new feather* and beet
tickin; If interested coll at my
naldor: - and examine thorn So
01* r tlio "bOi. aee before you
buy. ye W. Latbaai.-Cbocowlnuy..>$;vv';
;v. >
I?08T?IN JUVXBC THKATRJC OR
between . 1 hoatre sad Bloont'e
dreg store, t- pocketbook containing
abont ill- i"6. Pindar feleeae
|\fiL ' return to Dai I; New* cffice and
receive reward -?-rSn^te
B*a : . s-t 11 ?r"IVAHTKD
- HAHM.'HV; ONK
with erp.rionce prrf rrud Apply
to J. F. Buckmso ? Crn.
ly. trll-tle
hit - ,?
WHEN TOU TVA.VT PBItti MlMC
that l? rt**n to drink. try I- n
ik? 8btr Pulry. Ring J. B. Peed'.
phone. : ?
<11 TO TOHACOO TKVWT.
Cologne, March 18?The first of
tli'? meeting* which have been orderly*1
<'d to bo held In the principal cities
of Germany to organise a concerted
movement against the Anglo-American
tobacco trust, was held here toj?
flay_. Native Interests are putting
pV great Interest ii\to the.fight. *
,
; . ltUNTSKH TO orVlS A PUT.
Milwaukee, Wis.. March 17i?Oil?
or the mOpclpal features or annual
meeting of the State Franklin club
here this evening will be the presentation
of the play, "The Revised
;>* Proof/* at the -Probst Theatre. The
play was produced last year in Denver
at the "National' Printers' Coat
7 Convention. - ?
NOTIOB OF 8AI.E. "7".
Beaufort County?Superior Court.
Before the Clerk.
Edmund Edwards
x E. D. Gay lord et als hoii^-at-law of
J. Lurana Gajlord, doe'd.
Under and by virtue of the Order
of Sale; mcde in the abo.e entitled
proceeding, the undersigr J commissioner
will on Monday. March list.
1913; at 12 m. at the < >urt House
door of Beaufort County. N. C.. o*er
for aale to "the blgtiast hh-'.er.at pubUe
anctlor.7 for ensh, tiTo following
V described tract of land:
Beginning at the S. r corner of
Annie lfcCullera lot <91 Y>irJ street.
running with said Third street 52 1-9
tftt. thcn?y N. 105 feet, thenca W.
61 1-3 feet, tfceaee 106 feet to beginning.
being Eastern one-fourth part
Book 57, page 299. Register's office
Beaufort County, N. C.,~ and being
the same land conveyed by Wu. O.
Telfair and others to Susana Gaylord.
by deed recorded in Book 67.
page* 499. Register Deed's office,
| Beaufort County, N. C.. and being in
| that pert ol the town of Washington.
N C . called McKalr town.
Of amount o( sate, 1(1 per cent mil
V, be required aa deposit. ThU Feb.
18th. 1813.3 p "
NORWOOD V. SIMMONS.
Commissioner of Court.
""3-Vdwe"" r- - T .
NOTICE. ..
Under aad by virtue of the power
of sale contained In a mortgage to
" j the uuderaigned Haseell Supply
Company from B. J. Aran and wife.
-Donlae Ayera.- dated- May ?. 1*13.
which la recorded In the Registrar's
oOce of Beaufort' County. North
Carolina, In Book lit Page 438. the
underalga will on the 8th dey ot
April, lP13.su 11 o'clock aoon Mil
for cagh before the Court Hooae
door of Beaufort County. North Carolina.
the following deeorlbcd tract
of land, lying In Beuufort County,
state of .North Carolina, aad in
k half ot the lend known as the John
b. Dudley lend, which Mary E. A rem
1 purchased from har huehand, Darld
I A yarn before marriage, and he. said
H Ayara, pnrchaeed said land from M.
W (I BrlttO?.mtd heirs; said laud Is
.fully described In e deed from John
<3. Blount, Clerk aad Commissioner
U to Elisabeth Dudley, dated Noreraber
i 30th, 1373, aad registered In book
L 5S, page P, la lb. Aegtamr's office of
V Beaufort County, It being the same
\ land centered to said B. J. Ayere by
/ deed dated December 29th, }?00.
which 11 recorded In Book lid. page
Ill, containing HO acres, being at
unHiTidnii one-half interest therein,
being the same land described in the
o foresaid mortgage.
. Thla February |0th. 1311 ' *
k , HA8HKLI. SUPPLY CO.
rsf^ Harry MeHollan, Attorney
L. y
8Il%$*lQ^?*l! 1 P* t?" \
MIVlsFlWmal# I IIImImW
MitRT TOOLS >W FEW
MalUt, Pruning Knifa* Pat of
Coal Tar and Paint Bruch tha Firatl
BaaoaPlaU Larfdaia^Ba** CU* Are
Convaniant Auxiliary Instruments.
By ROY G. PIERCE,
Trn Surgeon Pannaytvania Chaatnut
Blight Commission.
' What (a to be done with diseased
I,'tree* to bring tbefcri back to health or
to prevent them from Infecting other
her.lthjr trees near by? To bring the
trees back to hmltk Implies tlwit dla
c.i*e can be cored. This is not always
true, for the tree many ba already
nearly girdled wbau the disease U first
noticed. A trse tnkeu in time, bow
eer. uuty base Its life prolonged Indefinitely.
though It may have the
bUght lu *oini> poctlon of It every year.
. Profit*!!- J Pmnklln. Colllna. forest
pathologist In 4bo department of agriculture.
In farmers* bulletin 4C7. on
The Control of the Cltcalnut Bark Dis
ease." sires the following: "The essentials
for the work are a Rouge.'o mallet.
a pruning knife. n pot of cool tar
and a paint brush. In the case of a
I tall tresis ladder or rope both ttafr
I be oeceerasy. tmt uuder no olrcuoaKbutces
should tree climbers be used,
as they cause wounds which are very
L (i v<?mhle places for Infection Sometime*
tin ax. a anr add a long bandied
i .ttviMinutar are-codvealeht auxiliary ini
> :U!M*l)ts.
A!\ ? / fjie discolored diseased ureas
In xtrw should bo remored. Small
brum ho ?r tarts* nettrty girdled are
hoi i off. Cankers in the main
trunk or ??? limbs should be gouged
out. Ciirefubui-s Is tlio'prime requisite
aHLfekt" >
SraaR^ -*S J&t-ia. B
chxstsot ram akixr TmuTinsrr.
lip this wort, tf the disease ha a completely
killed the cambium the bark
should b> eptlroly removed. as wall aa
several layers of wood beneath the
canker. By frequent examination,
however, diseased spots may be found
on the tree where the mycelium of the
fungus is still in the upper layeH of
the berks It la not naceaaarjr then to
cut clear to the wood, but the discolored
outer bark may be removed and
a layer of healthy inner hark left beneath
the cut. Jha sap may mil Cow
through this layer The border of the
diseased area is quite distinct, but cutting
should not stop here, but should
be continued beyond the discolored
portion into healthy bark at least an
Inch. Thn. tools should bo thoroughly
sterilized by immersion into u solution
of 1.1000 bichloride of mercury or/ft
per cent solution of formaldehyde.
It has been shown that a cut mode
pointed at the top und bottom heals
much faster than one minuted. The
edges' of the cut should be made with
care so ts not to Injure the cambium.
The chips of dlseasuil bark and wood
atould_r?ot be allowed to fwH on the
I ground, then to be forgotten: i bag"
fastened Just below tbo canker will
collect (poet of this material as It 1*
gouged out and prevent possible reinfection,
which might take place If the
the berk. Cntu or bnrtap spread
round under a small orchard tree
mlckt be eoRlclent to catch all of the
illsuisii i! chips of bark and wood cut
out ot the lower Infections.. This dls
Newest Discovery
Sick Liver
Sick He:
Everyone Feels Fine First Da1
er-Ald. No More Calomel to
ey Beck If Not Satisfied
Kick Your Calomel
Have you lizard abont the naw User
remedy that Hardy's Druf store
ie Hellion to much oft Don't bother
'any more vflth eaKSSir th. new
remedy Is safer, better, surer and no
after m leery or Al St real ?
And here's a statataant that aborts
how rood CARSWBLL'8 LIVER-AID
Is; If you buy It for any ailment for
whfeta we recommend It and you ero
aotMjtlattad with result, money hack
twU?n.ov?l from tfe,
u all <1*ml unhnrlwd furmlabe
blight r.insu?.-Krom A.l!lr,^< at?.Mc<-l
mu more emphatically are they aa
caged to tlie great prublcma o( pratec
tl>* uicdlclnti. Hating appreciated tfc
viMSadlMH* of lower funna of 11/
(bacteria, protoaua, etc.l up.
human life and bMltb, tbej ban on
dearilred (o make tbla knowledge prac
ttcul and bare aueteoded tutitrelou-lj
aa la.ahowo In tbe biatorj of tbe Pan
aula canal, tbe aaoltatlon of Cuba, tb
' nPililiiuiHnn nf a-ail Into /Man ?I.
. '"'\?irv> yi j it'>T ic.rr .iniu* t
I sou tit. the stumping out of huma
Cgue oo tbe Pacific coant. and'Lbls I
t n beginning. Parallel with thl
greatly Increased work -la prerentiTi
linen there has teen a leeaenlfe of dm J
medication. Thau la not to say pbysl
clnna hare discarded drug*. They hav.
note and sum* are a a molded <? drugs <t
ever. But among the pore Intelllgen1
ence upon ftrttgs and a gradually in1
crediting dependence " upon physical
methods?diet and bygleoa - DleteU
and. Hygienic Gazette.
?
Hamlet Under Difficulties.
John Cbteraau. tbe celebrated actor
once pfitfetT Hami??t qn'der dlllictiiUe.s
The audience was small, and a seaf ar|l
lag o*ao. who bad a |||pRUMNmW
the fourth row of the pit, waa not red
much hit?eat nil. After be bad lafj
ostentatiously three or four times, re!
turning iu 'a merrier frame of mind
Coleman stopped the play, walked t<|
the footlights and said:
If my friend would stoly In bis seal
and keep his eye oo me 1 think 1 could
interest him."
"Hamlet** was then* proceeded with
end the mariner drew from his pocke
a telescope. Which he eatembul to Us
I full length and placed to his right eye
liking tt ?n Coleman when be appeared
I In the piny and following him aa he
; paced the wage. As soon na Hnmlcl
completed bis speech the telescope vtqaudlbly
shut up nod then reopened as
Qitmlet began to apeak. Coleman'i
n-ithlct wan not a success. ? London
Hall.
Sights In ths Arctic.
Explorer* who innetrate tbe Ar?tl<
and Antarctic *ea? have A change tc
ohserre annual-tiu!_str:mfrwt-phenomena
In nature, that of smoke rising
from th*? sea. Whenever Vbu temperature
fulls to 15 degrees below zero
chimin or steaming vapor ascend from
the ?c?:in. fu be immediately frozen
vlMii tiny panicles of Ice aod dropped
c;n-e ntore luto tbe water. Tbe same
. thtyiis takes plaw on land, the vapor
rlMiiig from the snow. ?nd, even from
-the bodies of the explorers themselves.
In thl* i-use. however, the ics particle*
fall on the ground and make a weird
rustling, like the swlsb of a silk dress.
At 40 degree* below zero the sap of
trees is turned tQ Ice, and tbe trunks
burst asunder with a sharp report
I Tbese- mysterious sounds and. sights
; know their cnuse. and they may account
for somo of tbe strange tales
| that are told of tbe froccn north.
Woman's Prerogative.
| "Does your wife ever change her
I mind?"
"Only on some minor matters." replied
Mr. Meektoo after careful
thought. ?1 belli've 1 nw?TlWt"lEf
once expressed an intention to lov<>.
| honor aud obey or something like
that"?Washington Star.
CONVICTS ON JERSEY ROADS,
Fall to Work With a Win Their Fir*
Day In Chill Wintar.
For the first time In the history ol
j Now Jersey public roads are being r*
I paired by convict labor. Sixteen mer
| from the state prison In Trohtnu. wen
taken from the Institution and hauled
in u stage to the White Horse road. a
iew mlles distant
Practically all of the prisoners bf^
been serving many years, and tliey
were unused to the biting blasts ol
winter, but they went'to work with r
will, and the authorities were blghli
tdessetl with the first day's experience
The men were under twej. guards. and
at noon a dinner was served tor then
In u wayside bote*. They were sent
back to the prison at nightfall.
for
, Constipation
adache and Malaria
T' A
V After Taking Carswell's Liv
r People of Washington. Mon
Z
Out the Back Door
'iv/ : , . < ;
ly Vegetable; Is pleasant to lata
(which makes it th? Idssi remedy U
olean out the bowels of the llttla
ones). it acts on tba liver wlthou
haruljnesu gently but surely <Mt?
the poisonous ras apd foul acoumu
lation from tba bowels
It banishes constipation, enda thi
misery or nick headache, stottaal
dlstrpas and indigestion, and for ma
larta add kidney disease It to sural]
a Quick acting, splendid medicine
Oat a bottle of CAR3WELI/S UV
BR-AID today?d? cants to' all ioi
I V-? r. " ' J': ' '".'t'"-' ?
M ? 4
fU TUDAILT NEWS wUl be <
i Plowed to receive item* tuck M 4
f eug?|ement?. w^lup, partly.
f I * Um and other news of perecoa) 4
iV I igtsf^E with tko nimaa o( tboM *
I* prcnat, for the "Society Nawa" 4
eolumh. The lUma should b# 4
. Indorsed with the nama ana ad
publication. but w m mattor of 4
ioo4-faith. a
| p .
?- e ' a a m i' m a
\trtj FRRSOKAU.
fc a a a a a a
a
J Mm. W. .T. Brown and " J
- daughters, Mia a Beeaie Brown and
Vlaa Marj Virginia Browa, who have
' bean rising Judge and Mrs. George
J H. ByoVn at their homo on Van Nor-.
I den ayeet for the past several days,
, returned this morning to their home
a la Trwfton, N. J.
I a a a ?
I r Mrs. Claude Da via of Engelhard is
ylalting In the city.
| Mr. W. A. NhI of Bath wu in the
. city lhl? mornfti. -r ?
, ;C>
1 Miu Pkarl iddrette or B.thl* 1m
|: town today.
Mr. T. M. Mldy^tte of Bath was
here yesterday. vi-iiifc Vi
1 Mr. and Mrs,' Gurganus have rail
turned from Plymouth, accompanied
r by Mlai Annie G organ us.
t ?
r Mrs. PrOttor of brimeelafad was
visiting In town yesterday.
1111
f Miss Maude Windlej' has returned
I from visiting friends in Pantego and
Beibaven.
>* m '~"
t Mrs. E. H. Shelburn and daughter
1 of Qreenville were here yesterday
[ shopping.
lj
Miss Velma Venters, who teachers
i in the vicinity of Washington, was
i in the city yesterday.
i *
1 Miss Love Edwards of Edward was
here yesterday.
Mr C. M. Caleb of Tarboro is in
the city today.
_ v. .* * "
Mr. A. L. Mull of Richmond is registered
at the Louise.
i
I Miss Myrtle Peacock of Roper is
visiting friends in town.
I .
! Mr. J. W. Joyner 6f FftTHIVlllB ft
among the day'B visitors. ,
....
I Mr. W. J. Sims of Raleigh Is regis- j
.teerd at the Louise.
* ?
I Messrs. C. K. Puiuphrey. L. L.
Stancell, and N. E. Mohn of New
r-Bern are here today.
? ?
| Mr. A. H. Jurratt of Lexington la a
I visitor today.
e a
V
Mr? J. F. Spone of Charlotte Is registered
at the Louise.
*
Mr. T. H. Olive of Apex is here to'
(far. ' * r'
Cumulative Value of Good Highways.
Improved rotids nre breeders of trnft
dc. Commerce Invariably follows the
line of the lenst resistance. and ntrely
I .s a good rua'd constructe<l llist much
.'ravel la not diverted to It from othvt
I courses. In uildltlon to this. It may
utmost Invariably tie found that hew
i Industries, new and greater pAjduc.
tlons. spring up ulung the well built
I roods. With the added commerce
, -cornea added enlightenment. added so
clabMty. enlarged boainex* and ntore
I and more developed -and pcifmed cttl
. aenxhip
r
l Progress In Argentina.
The Argentine Touring club has de-.
elded to a ward a special gold medal an
I finally to the landowner In the prov,
Ince of Rueuoe Aire* who plnors the
l ato*t trees at the aides or the public
bighwnya The tree* may be fruit or
foresMl. ami Instructions sud advice
concerning plantirie ittay be bad from
: the Touring club.
The Oeg In the Manger.
The Incompetent, shiftless, worth
leas political road official la the roltvw
who opposes better road legislation
If be wants to bold a?cb a position,
then why can't be think, study and
qualify blmeelf undar a ^oew law
line can occur in warm as well is cold
' weather.
*
PRINCE ALBERT IN
PORTO KIOO.
Sen Juan, P. R., March 18.?
Prince Albert, the second ton of King
' George, who la making a six months'
> voyage aboard the training ship Cum?
bedand, arrived here today. He has
t no special cabin nnr other luxuries^
I being treated as an ordinary cadet
: CASTOR IT
For tad Chlldroo.
r Ths UmI Yia Hate Always Beagbt
1 Blgootur. of
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' IS
I L. " M$-TO
Christm
Numb(
; every]
RANK
i
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B1 mT*! iiTai ilmTnTTrr^B
Praise For
Bear's Emulsion
I! DID MBS. SIMMONS A WORLD OF
IL. .. v..",k GOOD. J
II<'ure<l Her Cold, Restored Her .\]i|te
titc and Built Up . Her llunI
dotrn System. I
Dr. John D. Hear, Klkton, Va.
ing of a cough every winter for four
or five years, during which time I
fcst flesh, had no appetite, felt very
weak and rundown. I heard that
Mrs. Robert Early praised your
Tifiriuieioa so for?rundown?systems
and coughs, so I went over to see her
one day and after she explained to
me how it had benefited her I bought
a bottle and began to improve after
the first couple dayB. On buying the
second bottle I decided to weigh before
taking it. I found to my great
pleasure, that 1 hail gained eight .
tie. I can recommend it to anyone j
wishing something for a cough and
a good tonic.
Yours very truly,
Mrs. J. W. Simmons.
Bear's Emulsion tones up the
stomach, builds up the system, gives
appetite and gives strength to the
body. We ask every rundown, twnoub,
aged, weak or any one suffering
with weak lungs, to try a bottle of
Bear's Smulsion and if it does not I
do as claimed return empty bottle
and get exactly what you paid for it.;
For sale by Worthy & Ettieridge.
NOTICE OF BALK.
By virtuo of the power of sale con- !
tained In a Deed of Trust to me executed
by J. T. Linton, dated March
81st, 1908. and recorded In the Register's
Office of Beaufort County in
Book 143. page 28,. which is herebyreferred
to. I will sell, at the Court
Hous? door of Beaufort County, on I
Monday, April 14th, 1913. at noon,
all ot that tract or parcel of'hmd in
Bath Township, Beaufort County, adjoining
the lands of John L. Roper
Lumber Company, Martha M. Plzer,
Horfowell and others, the same being
well known as the Craig tract and
lies near the old Hollowell place on
the east prong of North Creek in the
neighborhood known as Tarklln
Neck. For further description see
deed from Henry O. Craig to J. T.
Linton, dated January 4th, 1907. re
luiucu IU DOIU m UHII.D IU
Book 146, page 18. and also the
several other deeda -.referred to in
. ' ...
TMi March 16th, 1813.
O. RUM LEY.
Trustee.
3-l?-iwc
?
Steamer Eloise
SCHEDULE
Beginning Monday, March 3rd;
Leave Washington Mondays, Weds^ainrjU|d
Wl^^Bi at^a. m. for
ville and Belhaven, Returning leave
Belhaven 6 a. m., Tuesdays, Theredays
and a8turdays for Sladesvllto,
W Instead ville, Bayaide, Bath and
Washington. Freight received at
warefeonee foot of Gladden street. A.
C L wharf, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays from 1 to 6 p. m. .
H. L. BROOKS,
Agt. and Mater
'
> START IN 1
as Savin
. a. - --? ' v_-1
? ' > '7,5> j v
irs of People *
day.
QE WASHI
Washington, N. C
... '
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GROCERY AD1
FOR ECONOMIC/
JOS. F.
PKcnes 129 & 124.
ri .i ??
carries tne Most<
Family G
ALWAYS FRESK
Polite Clc
Quick I
Old Fashioned Blue Ridge
BUCKWHEAT
JUST ARRIVED
4c Pound
, A large bottle Buckwheat Syrup
for 25c. Phoue us for 5 pounds the
former und a large botle of the latter.
You will like them fine.
PUKE FOOD GROCERY
J. E. BONNER. Prop.
Phone 261 128 South|Market St.
The Lowest Priced Grocery
House in the "CnY."
see:
The Difference
Let us send you one
pound of
Royal Scarlet Coffee
Then you'll ask us to send
It next time.
CLAUD A. LITTLE,
"The Store Around the Corner'
C . LEO# WOOD?McMbcn New Y?4
\ I LEON W<
/ B ANKERS ant
f Stock*, Bwta, OSMk Ma
\ Ccrpeaacer SsSfMg, laMk, Vl
1 .PrinM ckaa to t<? IM Bt
1 fcctaM, fl I BS imn St
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DAILY
WASHING'
JT ^ ll
Yt CClv 3
II
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Joining v.
Ington
[
^ERTISRMPNTS
IL HOUSEWIVES.
rAYLOE
[120 Market St
=== -TTrj
Complete Line of
roceries.
AND|RELIABLE
rks and
JcIIvery.
DRINK
Hall's "Java and Modu"
COFFEE.
"Tbe Taste Lingers."
I QUALITY GROCERY ~ 1
WALTER CREOLE 5 CO. i
PhoTi* SO U 92. f
? ;? =
Bicycles! Bicycles!
New BlcrcJee til am* my.
We are agents for the TTeijela
Reading. Standard. Irer Jthaaa,
Colombia. Rambler, liMf Rational
and Dcvytea Bleyalas. Rati
for cash of on time. We alee eeiij
a full line et reye*ra at aff ttaaae.
D. Ft. CUTLER
114 Market St
WASHINGTON. N. C.
Phone 233
tr- 'in "i-- w. cols \
30D & CO. I
I BROKERS.) 1
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