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Men's Oxfords
The above cut shows one
ml our snappy style Oxhsb.
Good range of
' sly lea In Patent Leather.
CM Mi lal and Tmn
J. K. "HOYT
Washington, N. C.
It's Too Late Whe
You -cannot get insurai
net property on fire or pr
by?? Oct it today.
none :>4? or ibb.
Wl
" First insurance
I IT'S TIME
*3 One Car Babcock
Ip""-'- Fl.irrnagan Buggie;
J JUST RI
Come arou
# Washington f
JB L. SUSMAN, Pres.
- ' '. Your
do for
Gi
can ea;
ar;
"t art
wc
st>
-i fee
HI4
^ Exclusively
Shoes
C y
"Se
[pSrr.Tbi^fcr it gapcrddsly: affdg&r."
Bir with the fruit, *
1^ FOK MARKING UXKX.
Hero is letter In croaa-stitch. suitable
for marking houaohold linen
and blankets. It may be worked
with Ingrain cotton, mercerised COt)
r??u o i washing silk.
n the Fire Bell Rings.
ice then if it happens to be
operty near yours. Why den.
Braguw & Co.
r Agents tn Washington, N. C.
TO RIDE ?
Buggies, One Car k A *
i K A'-j
ECEIVED ""Jl
nd ree them. W
w
lorse Exchange Co.
S
feet deserve
them; they-s
ve them shoes th
sily do it with ,
Protect your pocket
i car.y. Satisfy your
; modern, up-to-d?
>rn in the princip
des. We can have
t in our towq as in
Selz shoes
$3.00 t
Other good value!
There d be but One Shot
Barrett &
lz Royal
WASHING
=
Te ???? cl^kSSer ^'uT*
; I Mr - . r ^
TH? number of telephones In the
whole world Is estimated at *,500.000.
Of which T.OOd.OdO are said * *? Ir
use la America and 2.000.000 In Ra- ,
rope. Tho tadfbtry of statisticians 1?
so great'tfent possibly w.rae one will
lorn his attention to the number of
despairing entreaties made ' to the
juimg wuiueu' at the eailuuge lu a leer
t?$-.
New Table Covers. % 2
The latast. touch hi embroidered i
iunfch cloths is to form them of si- ]
tarnate strips of lace and fine linen.. 4
Pilot, fine Cluny. and copies of thd 5
old Venetian laces are used for these J
Insert!ess. and a border of laoe to h
match completes the cover. v4
This is a change from tho squares
of laoe and linen whioh bore been
popular for some time. ^ ^
On the handsomest cloths the
'.rips of linen are embroidered in a |
...nveutlonaMzed vine of satiu stitch
CH| eyelet embroidery; and the cost^|t
of all have stripe of retlcella,
Hiving an open effect that la lovely .
over polished mahogany. ' j
Sometimes a lining of satin in the |
pal^at ton* of H|i? Hural Hm-nifi
lions is used under these ^acy- oovera.
Coughs and Consumptloa.
Coughs and colds, when neglectod. ,
always lead to serious trouble of thi
lungs. The wisest thing to do wb'er
you have a cold that troubles you is ,
to get a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis- |
covery. You will get relief from the J
first doao. and finally the cough will disappear.
O. H. Brown, of Musoa- !
dlno, Ala.', writes: "My wife war j
down In bed with an obstinate cough, ,
and 1 honestly believe had It not ,
been for Dr. King's New Discovery, t
she would not be living today."
Known for forty-three years as the
best remed/for conghs and colds.
Price 50c and $1.00. Recommended
i by Hardy's Drug Store.
' -V ...
: the best yc
erve you pat
iat fit with comf<
Selz Royal Blu
book too; the prices 1
good taste; the st;
ite such as are be
al cities; metro poli
just as stylish look
Chicago or New Y<
. . .. V .. '
o $5.00
3 at . '* . $2.50
t if everyone knew?Sell
Turnage's
Blue" St
ITON, Psl. C.
=====
?*3^-593? ^8E3ffS
1 ' V*' '
i fog- ^
" ' a
I His Rshing Trip IJ
iiuii?ui11i-iiii?liVi">iT '
"Hen Bferrlam never would ?tvy c
lust what the black baas weighed." t
ir.ld a man from Monroe cbuuty. |
anfl 1 guess kftrk Sullivan didn't
know, but the hammer weighed five n
pounds, y - V --V-I
"It was a Sodas bar bsun. nud I
rhffi n?n talked, aboutwacttng to c
50 out and get it or one something t
Ilka Its else soma one told him tbo
bass ran so largo In Sbdns that fish?rmerr
who wanted to be on' the oaf# i
tide took a big hammer along with 1
them to knock 'em in the head. So |
the hammer Hen H^^am took; with
ttim weighed almost as much *? tbo |
L-edar boat bo rowed. / ?
"Hen. being a railroad conductor. 1
scorned to expect the bass to ->e J
right on schedule time In taking bis c
hook after be had thrown in. and 1
bo when 15 ml notes had j}aSso4_and ;
no baas had come along.no doOdM 1
II was so far behind Ume that he
Buesed It won Id have to be ab&ndon- I
ed. and he was stalling up to go In t
when the bass came -alorig and got
the book. "v*v t
."Hen started right In to make up ?
lost time and yanked .hat bass in 1
hand over hand. When the flsh'ff t
head came In sight and within reach ;
Hen .grabbed tys hammer, and belp* 1
t
?]
>u can u
iently. fjll\
ort; you J
e shoes, p^ ll
lere
itan II,
:ing
ork. ' ?
I
.** m , p . . 7- /y j |
a
Exclusively r
|
Shoci
ore i
in .. .' :
wholesome I 1
IwWwct made jpx
.iMfc'CU. &?. 'IB
eblhrt tTmo ho brought'the hemmer "
o#? like he urns a blacksmith',
milter ell on to hM Job.
But Sod us bey bees ere vretch- "
ul end eenr. end this one ducked *
a^tesssrsctsri:
omlng dtwn, though, and It had 10 w
It something. and ao It whangnd m
iito the aide of the light cedar boat.
"It pgned rlgh' on through the
tde of the boat, making a hole tolg. t(
nough to above a stovepipe' In. The" t<
olc being below the water lino of j
onree tha wtlpr poured Into the
ioIT ttko~E torrent, and Ken tregag "
o yell. P
" 'Hay!' he yelled. 'Somebody
letter m: j'- cictra good time over- *
ft-f Or there'll bo trouble on tbia ^
Inel' ,i. / . *
"And that waa no Joke, for Hen t
lad hardly yelled that much when
lis boat sank and he was floundering f
a the- water trying to keep from,
ollowing It. He had the hammer lit *
me hand and held fast to hts Hue *
nth the other. Hark SuTTlvafi W**
aklng out ham In a boat neat, I
tnd be bnllea for Hen eigne away. jj
" 'Don't stop for 'ilgtiaftV yelFed (
I?n. ' /nil her wide open, or this
.ass wll. get away I'
"Mark got there lust In time to *
ug Hen Into hie boat, abd Hen ?ai <
10 eooner In than he began hauling \
way on hi* base, which was still on <
he hook. When he got It along- l
a the boat he handed tUo ham- |
to Mark, and while Hen held the .
Kiss with the top of fta bead oat of
he water Mark used the sledge on 1
t. *
"He tumbled the bass' skull In at i
nto the boat and came ashore. No- |
>ody has ever heard hew much it .
mnlghert. tea HSa Mepslam dlUkh and
1 guess Mark Sullivan never 1
knew. When Hen told abont%tbe 1
bass be jost said It was so big It *
tank the boat. t
" 'But.if I find the man who told t
tne to take that hammer along as
part of my fishing tackle,' said be. .
he'll know how much I weigh!'
"Some say the boat cost Hen 140.*' 1
Air Consumed In a Minute. * *
In one minute in a state cf rest the J
tverajfe man takes into lis lungs ,
thout & liters or 48.8 cnb'.z -inches of j
dr. In walking be needs t6 liters or >7.8
cubic Inches. In climbing 2'.? "
iters or 140.8 cubic tafbes. In riding 1
it a trot 83 litem or 201.3 cubic inches
ind In long distance running 27 liters
>r 347.T cubic inches.?Sciencfic American.
^ r ; -rfi
A Cantaloupe Train *of 130 Carr..
A' figntalmipft train htflevfd to',ha J
be longest the world has ever seen 1
passed through this city yesterday *
from the Xmperial valley.
The train consigned of 130 cars, 1
was a mile and a half in length and
ontolned more than 1.000,000 pounds
it cantaloupes.?Tucson correr.pon- >
fence Denver Post.
Horses for German Army. 5
Germany's army in time of reac*
requires 110.000 horses. A horse's
:enn -of service Is about it pears.
RESULTS TELL
i
then Cam lie Xov Dombt About the c
Results In Waatifmgtou. c
Results tell the tale. - t
All doubt is removed. t
The testimony cf a Washington t
Itlsen
Can be easily Investigated. ?
What better proof can be had? a
Mrs. Una Arthur, Sr., 288 W.
Second St, Washington, N. C., says: p
'1 suffered greatly from dull nagging
tackaches. 1 could hardly get around n
? times, and was cfrald to niofe on t>
iccount of the knifie-llke twinge* In ?
njr loins. My kidney* were weak ej
end na donbt earned all tbia tronWe:*?
?? Doti'i Kidney PUle advertised i
ind getting a box from the Hoyt j
>rux Co., I began their aae. They a
ell evert every eymptom of my a
rouble." (Statement given January d
*. 1M1) . b
CONFIRMED PROOF. ?
On November It. ltl*. Mm d
irthur tnldt "f am willing to odfc- ?
irm my former endoraement of b
loan's Kidney pills. Titer bam a
nan of such gnat benefit to ma that m
an always glad to mahe their t
nertts known." ,-JB5
For sale by all OgUlirk. Pries S?
onto. Foster-IdUbnro Or., BnSalo,
lew York, sole agents tor the United '
Itatee. - - '.V'i ' W m
Remember tbe ifame rvma1! ,
nd take no other.
T* ' ' ' 1 ? a
-v TV- n.nv ? P
? ^ x".(
ashiagton, w ordered to be>eld
( the Various wards of said City on
tos*?d In H u ut gt tl> <3?nil
Asscmbl7 Of North Carollnn.fat
s session of 1913, entitled "As Acl
> authorise the city of Washington
> Issue bonds";
The funds arising from said bond
ana urUI he used tor thpToMowlog '
''
(A) *130.0(10 dollars will ha used* 1
ir the BSffDoee of buying, Jmllding.
r construct tnc a watnr earns t>lae? nd
installing In the city of Washing
on a sewerage system. ,
<D) $10,000 dollars will be need
or the purpose of building an eaten
ion to the present Electric Ldrtt
lant. ./
At such election, those electorr j
avoriog the .issue ofbonds for th? 1
lurpose of r ata bushing a newer fjg ~
em. and buying or building a teatei ]
rorks plant, thall vote a ballot or
rhleh shall be ' written or printed
be worde< "For Sewerage,/ an?; I
Vater Works." And each of said
(lectors as shall be oppoeed to issung
bonds for the purpose of eatabishlng
a sewer system and buying or
(uilding, a water works plant; shall I
rota a ballot on which will be writ- t!
en or printed the words; "Against I
towerage and Water Works"; and)
ng of bonds for the purpose or exend
tag. increasing. or adding to the
iresent electric Hgfat plant. 'UUl
rote a ballot on -which shall be writen
or printed tlje words "For Bxtnalon
of Electric Light Plant." and
inch aa shall oppose the issuing of
K>nds for said purpose, shall rote a
>allot on which shall be written -*>r
trlnted "Against Bxtension of Bleoric
Light plant." \
At said meeting of the Board or
Udermen the -following Registrars
rere appointed for the Cltyr to act
luring said special election when tho
ineetlon of teedlg bonds, as aforenld,
will be Submitted to the eitlm*.
?}' & v-vi" '*>,
First Ward?W. K. Jacobaon.
Second Ward: W. R. Bright.
Third Ward: W> W.LagvMt
Fourth Ward: J. F. Fljron.
The following placea were destg.
in ted ai polling piACM for tho xnapee~
We wasds:
First Ward: Haseell Supply Oo.
inilding. "V
Second Ward: City Hall.
Third Ward: Joe Harper's Marie
t.
Fourth Ward Peal's store on
ifarket street.
This 31st day of March. 1913.
X W C. AYERS,
~^"7~ 7 * CUT CtaA.
4-1-lOlr
Wi, the G.ner.1 Auembl; of
forth Carolina, at lta aeaatoa of
913. passed a law, authorising and
mpowerlng the Board of Aldermen .
>f the City of Weehington to submit t
6 the qualified voters of said Clfcr
he question of issuing bdnde /or the
ollowing p urposes, io-wit:
(A) The baying, bnllding and
onatructing of a water wocfia plant,
ad a seWer system for said city. {
<B) Adding jui extendi OB to tlie
rmm Blectric L Igbt Plant. J:
And wherein said Board or Aldertea
In the:r opinion think it for the J
eat Intarext of said City that aald
lection pt called, oo as to (Ire the _
It liens of said City an opportunity
aid questions ahoro eat ant:
Nitre, therefore, be it rceolred by I
aid Board of' Jfldorroeo In regular *
diourned seeelon held on the Slot
ay Of March, 1913. that an eleetioa
e called la the said City of Wnshigton,
and the tame is hereby or- 1
ered to be held on the First Monday
I May, same being the J th day of
lay. 1*11, for the pnrpoee ,of rotig
on tho isenaoca of bonds In tkr
mount and for the pmrpocn herein
eoMnod, aanjstyi' ,
(*). the Issuance fit bonds it tfir
>m of 4130.0(10 dollars, for tho pursee
of buying or bulldtgn and ?-onimttlng
n Water Works Plant, sol
ewer system In eaid City.
( } The issnanea of bondn la the
srn of 4*0,000 dollars for tha pur- J
ere of building an extension to tkr
V?.'.-**- -y
F
eSordlrtg perfect fit. I j
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I
IwteiMffi. 1 1
Vfcrket St. HahcnJi ehenu I
' I
tHMaawJ
SOTICJt ' * >
forth Carolina?Beaofort Coonly
a lie Superior Court?Before Urn Jtl
ci?*. i.,....
Edward L. Stewart, Administrator,
of Oaalal Haaaell, deceased
fanole Haeeell. Naa'ry-King, Ben "Si
ntgge, camlllua Blggt, Nelson
Biggs. William Henrr Blfft ami
NanfeOargaaoi
Pursuant to an ordor heretofore
Etiucd la this canto wherein, thm nn oral
gnad', administrator of Daniel _ .H
laaaaO, doceasodrtf ordered ana di- ' acted'.to
expoae for ante tho laada
art yifialaes hw uUiuflAl daiiirfllM. ~ j.
he undersigned will. In compliance \
aith tho terms of said order, on iflf1
nratediy. April IStit. 1IU. at 11
'clock. aooo,' offer for -able to Uao
ligheat bidder tor eeaee. at the Court sjSfoRl
Ionae door. In Beaufort county, tho w
ollowlng described real aetata toA
tract of land In Beanlort .Conn- , '
r, North Carolina, adjoining the 'iWK
ands of Nancy Jonea aad others and
ipuaded aa follows: Beginning at a LI
wst on Van Nordaa street, the dials- t
on line botweon ho and Nancy John ,-iy|
on, Tanning 70 yards Booth oa said
tree:; thoaca at right angles half
ray to Bridge street; thence parallel .
rlth said street 70 yards aad 'from , >
hence at right angina to tho beginting,
containing one acre more or
ens. Saving and sgbepttag from the .
laacriptloa Jest above given that part I
If said land which was convaywJ br - J
harlot nssaan iu aiiebslb Juuemnr? ' ?'
senary Ird. ll{l, aad regiatsred la
look 07, page 101; also that part
hereof which wan conveyed by Darnel
Haaeell to UhM Blaektodge en ^ |
UIUT 3rd. HIS. which dead If w
crded la baah ST, pass SIS. t
Thle ism day of Kerch, ills.
EDWARD L. STEWART,
dmloiatretor of DanM Tlimt. D?1
10-fec
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[\ _fOTIClt- -j
. ; /ja..
A Democratic primer/ for the '
omtnatlon of mcnlelpel oDeera will
a held In the City of Weehlnston on
-iMdey Apr* llth. 1313. Candletee
for Mayor are iiieriiil $11. M.
ad candidates for Alderman ?3.0?
ill candidate* are regolred to lie .
Self notice and pay their mascta ,
ion? V> W; C. Ayern. City OlaHt, at 3p*"
feet lire days prior to the date of '
he Primary
By order Board of Electkme. ,1
It*. A. M. DDMAY,
Chairman.
,. H. Reddltt, Baeratary. .i-JtCSH
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irpir'
RTirjn pictures
a rknoht Maw drama, .
Sell*
m BtMJGflW hdart,
3: i y
i . i?wd dt?m?.
nw aemrt or tm kajwr.
.dmissio 1 Sc md 10c jJ
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