phone. S-lS-tfc
Breg* *, ^ '
Hospita Monday May ?Cth at 2
uaighl school for those eho wiHh
^ For further Iniorrliaf!.:. pImw...
SJC. 5-21-tfc ,
n'AlSTKD?TO HUNT OR ItTl hnee
a t nall roumer cut retfoE$
" ??r. Write Bo* 191. WftlihUjMj
N. C. fr-21-ltc
I V ' -^j"- ' ? ' ' ?
VTAYTBD?SALESMAN TO SELL
i-iibr^U'wi <?l", Hm" P*'"
Paint and Specialties. Bj working
hard and Intelligently you can
earn big money. Champion Rettn2-lT2-sat-3mo?>c
lug Co.. ClerbTBBC O.
yon SALE AT A BAJUiAlX?ONE
fe-.-l : &H: P Fairbnnke-Morye Marine
L. gasolene engine and uaual boat
outfit. Write B. A. Zoeller. TarI
. boro. N. C. 6-1 J-tfc
A FEW <*OOD MILCH COWK b\,H
I ' ttaJ-O T? TA t..l "
?*. ?; nm?B uoumveii, 'C.
5-19??tp
_??? ?=
FOR 6AL&?*tIX" FRESH MH.K
Cows; 29 pure bred Blrkshlre
Plga; one gentle ' combination
. . - . v7"horae. J. Havens. ? -r-' I
5-*-3wka?2ka
STOCKHOLDERS- M EETIXG.
(~r? Tire twentieth annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Bank of
"Washington, Washington, N. C., will
held in the hanking ronton at H
o'clock, noon..Thursday. June the
5 th. 1918.
J. K. BOUGHTON,
Cashier.
6-2-4 wc
NOTILH.
m North Carollna-T-Beaufort County.
7--?? ?ottrt.
George Rad cliff
ft 'gM J';, TiajlW M
The defendant, above-named, will
take notice that an action entitled.as
mSrtvo ha? Kaon ^.mmonnaH In tHn
1]\ Superior Oeurfe ef Beeufort OeyaSy \
m \ tor the dissolution of the bonds of
i J matrimony existing. between the
r;i plaintiff and denfendant. And
l > 1 the said ' defendant will take
1| J notice that she Is required
| B , / to appear at the term of the Superior
fl y Court of said Cnnnfv *n Ho haid ?>
the 4th day of August. 19U."*af the
Jr Court House of said County, In
Washington, N. C./ and answer or
demur to the complaint In said action.
or the plaintiff will apply to the
court lor the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Tbla 20tb day of May. 913.
GEO. A. PAUL.
Clerk Superior Court.
5-20-4wp
, '
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
RWCMON,
ORATTAKOOGA, TEXN.
-^ : '
Low Round Trip Fares
Via
^OUTHSRN RAILWAY.
Tickets on sale May 24. 25. 26. $7,
1918,^nal return limit June
' or If you prefer to dtay
longer, by depositing your ticket
- with special agent at Chattanooga
?\ and paying a fee of fifty cents, you
can hare final limit extended until
June 26th. 1913. % _
Round trip fares from principal
points as follows:
ftnliiihnfn 11.1,45.
Selma 11.05
Raleigh : . .. 10*0
Durham . .. 0.95
Oxford * ** ?? . ? 10 00
Henderson 10.76
Chapel Hill, 9.96
Burlington*. 9.30
Rates in- same proportion from all
other pointe. Tickets will applyeither
via, Atlanta or Asheville. Ex
- cellent train service via either route.
j Bpwial Pnilmau aleeplug cats fioin
Raleigh and Durham, leaving these
points on Sunday, May 26th.
For roeervatronz. detailed information,
etc., ask your agent or communicate
with
p- JTO. JONES,
Trawling PitKinr Agant. .
Kalelf h. N. C.
XOTICB OF aptmOSTKATIOK.
Notice to hereby given that I knee
this day unallfled before the clerk
of the Saperlor Court of Beaufort
CWalf M admtoietratrU of the eatate
of Q. H. Peacock deoeaeed. late
of Beaatort Oonhty, and all persona
holding claimi agalnut Raid aetata are
hereby aotlded to flto the aame with
me or W. A. ~TMMH*K "Attdbany,
duly verified on or before the Idtb
day of April. ?14. or thU notice will
he pleaded la bar of their recovery.
All peruana Indebted to aatd rotate
will pleepe make Immediate payment.
Thle the **tt day of April, till.
FRANCIS PEACOCK.
AdiUtatstratrfx of the Estate of 0 H.
Peacock, deeeeaed.
: .r ,
m, A\fc$etaMe Prrp^raioo fir As 1
IK&i m?? 1 V
Hi?B^WIr **** 1
mam zszzzzzi? jm
HU apr/
I WSt\ ftcgnte" V
J TUE CiarcAUBCofC'Aax;
IllXH'NTH CRBEK NRWH. L
VI
Misses Nannie and Elinor Lewis o
who have been visiting their uncle,
W, R. Cox, returned to their home 8
at Bonnerton Sunday. E
Mrs. Mary Adams met with the
misfortune to fall and sprain her Q
hip one day last week. She being ^
alone At*the time and unable to
move was compelled to. remain fl
where she fell for some time. She
ia quiet ill at this writing.
Mlsa- flowDtt Rulcfcer, who has ^
been visiting hor aiater, Mrs. ? Ralph i
Jones, for the past week, returned
to her home near Edward Monday.
Misses Martha and Mary Jonee 1
met with an accident last Friday, P
which has proved to be suite seriouB.
While they were driving a horse T
hitched to a cart the animal _U
frightened and ran away. Both glrl8
were thrown from the cart> Miss
wheel and body and dragged some
distance. She has been helpless over g
1=<*>V1 n
The mas Bell, while fishing lrv a
mill pc rd, was bitten by something.
Ho wa r uncertain what it was as his ?
foot ww under water. His foot. Is!
swollen badly and is very painful.
We fear it was a snake. I ^
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Polor were the ^
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones
Sunday p. m. C
Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Mills were the g
guests of their mother, Mrs. N. L.
Kdwards. Sunday -p. m. u
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Co* left for
Washington this a. m. to visit their
sister, Mfs. Wm. Swanner. who is
very ill at the Memorial Hospital.. V
RevI Duffy Toler of this place filled?his
regular appointment at *
Friendship/Craven county, Saturday h
night and Sunday.
The County is having some very m
nice work done on the bridge at the a
fhouUL ol the creek under the man- a
agefneHr~of W. A. Blount. He is
making a fine job of it. We are very j
anxious to see it Aujshed, especially a
the R.' F. D. carrier, aa be is forced
to ride a "Bike"" while the work is #
going on. ^
Capt. J. N. Latham is erecting a
One build in y at thta place. We are
glad le i have hi?nimaka , th'd?Kin jf
home. p
Shaw Bonner and C. H. *
Robinson passed through here MonUay
with their auto. d
V WUlle Cox of Washington was in f
our community Sunday. Come again
Rlllle. t
D. B. Cox was out .driving with t
his best girl Sunday p. m. '
XEWS FROM BROAD CRKKK.
Miss Susan Braddy. of Jessama ~
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Waters and *
child spent Saturday night and Bun- 1
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1
C. C. Cutler. '
Jojin B: Res pegs of Washington 1
spent twtftle Sunday afternoon with *
hlB sister, Mrs. W. T. Latham. . 1
Miss Basle Latham celebrated her 1
nineteenth birthday Saturday night. '
Those present were Miss Susan 1
Brmddy of Jetsams and Mlas lnaara c
WbltleJt Chacy and Cheater Whitley.
The time-was spent very pleasantly.
The (Moot til left wishing <
Utal Kaale many more happy birth- c
dnye.
Jeeae Whitley and daughter. Miaa 1
1 -aura spent Saturday In. Washing- '
ton.
.1B. J Doyd and R. P. Water, of
near Plnatowii was vial tore at Mr*.
W. T. Latham Sunday.afternoon.
C. C. Cntlar and daasMer, Mr,.
Tom Singleton, spent Monday la
Washington
Mlaaee Neilla Lima and Martha
I . IB I flH 11
Por Tnfe|]^ Cliild
Alwavs Rnn^it
j wttgm
B?srs the ft\/ \
u Ji liec 1
I.lr Wd0
|g For Over |
Thirty Years ;
I1ST0RM
' v winn
THK CHHUH MMromi C^Tf
mmmmmmmmmmBam
i
? i
atham spent Thursday aftcrnopn <
'1th there cousin, Mrs. Tom Boyd
5 Zlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Whitley spent 11
unday with their daughter, Mrs.
an Cutler of Jessama.
Tom Singleton, who was operated 3
n Friday foif appendicitis, is getng
along very nicely at this writing ad.
it is hoped that he will-soon be %
ble to come home. ^
Mrs; J. B. Tetterton and children t
pent Monday afternoon at C. C. Cut- j
sr's residence.
Miss Laura Whitley left Wednesay
for Belhaven and Pantego for a
aro weeks' visit. We wish her a
icrfant trip.
Miss Nellie J. Latham spent from
'iutrsdaj until Monday with her
k tber ; .
FROM 11. F. P. No. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cotten wetfe
ueats of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Widle
re Sunday.
-lywn'j111" Alligood spent ^Saturday
ightafcjd Suttdfcy with,the Misses
dnglefrns.' v
Mlssds Fannie Willis and 'Bertha
lartin were guests of Mrs. Mamie
llVnn
UlRUl.
Misses Ieabell Bright and Fannie *
ongleton were guests of Mrs. Magie
Cutler Saturday nighj.
Mrs. Julia Cherry visited friends
1 Washington Monday.
Mrs. Izora Rodgers was a visitor i
k Mrs. C. A. Cutler's Monday afsrnoon.
Miss Clara Hodgos has returned to
er frome after several days visit.to
er brother, Mr. Jesse Hodges.
Mr. James O. Mlxon is having
ome repair work done to his home
t Buynan; also some new rooms
dded.
Mrs. Mamie Mixon was a guest ot
Irs. Charlie Sheppard Wednesday
fternoon.
Miss Dora M. Congleton spent one
vening last week at the home of
Ir. Ab Alilgood.
Mrs. Nannie Alligood and little
on, Leslie, of Washington spent
art of last week with mends on
loute 4.
Miss Matt ha Alligood spent ThursIay
with her sister, Mrs. Jack A 111-,
food.
Owing to the rain Saturday night
here^ were not mqny who attended
he party given at the residence of
irs. Cabe Carter. Those who braved
he weather report having had a most
injoyable time.
SpeakerHull's bill providing that
he .industrial commission shall esabllsh
n method of direct marketng
was recommended for passage, by
ho Jpint committee on finance of
he Wisconsin legislature. This
mi inagvis me inauiiriBi commiv
ion a clearing house In which the
tames of prospective purchasers of
'arm-products are filed and reputat
Ions and financial standings are investigated
and passed upon by the
ommlssion. * Wf ??/.) " *"- > ' 1
{The Imports of American rner:handisc
Into Liverpool last year ex>
seeded by $50,000,000 the figures of
If 11, which were greater than evpr
jefore'-in the history of the trade,
* tout being $$77,700,901.
I e e
The DAILY NKW8 vlU l?
\ teu and other nm of personal
' latarat. with the name* of thoee
e present. for the "Socletjr News"
? eoluMa. The items should be
Indorsed with the rise and *d
dress of the seeder?not for
publication, bet es s matter of
? fepnaoL *
? a a ? ? a a ?
PERGONALS, ' e
> a, a -sr a - a s
Misses Bailie Cahrow, Ann to Grist.
Beatrice. Telfair and Rebecca Simmons
left today for Raleigh to afr.cnd
the eommencodfent at the A. A I
M. College. * . '&. }V
s s m
J. L, Leonard of Wilson la visiting
riends In town today.
? " ?
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Np oi East Second street is serf- H
>usly 111; ' '. .
....
luexeonwtHio iia.
wen la the Washington Hoepital.
>*4 Mtitfhed to ft? Mai fe? i!u<
* * * *
Mrs. Charles Branton of Latham's
"rosa Roads Is in the city today.
Hn. Sam tvrmaiey pwgfl througlr 1
iYashington today en route.for her 1
tome at Ransomvllie. She has been
attending the Episcopal Council at ;
Joldsboro.
R. E>. Randolph of New Bern Is
''.siting friends in the city.
? ?
J. R. Paul of Bath, was In the <flty
'esterday on a brief visit. ,
t
B. D. Rowe and daughter Lillian.
tf Small,-passed through the city
esterday en route for their home.
They have been on a visit to Baltlnore,
Washington. D. C., Black
lock and-other places of interest.
A Rooster That Became,a Mother.
The following is taken from the '
'oultry Raising Department of the
urrent Issue of Farm and Fireside:
"Pouitrymen see many curiosities.
>ut here is an exceptional one. A ;
i Buff Cochin hen that became
iroody the fore part of August, but '
rn accuuut uf.thu iatmwss'uf tWB'Ken-''
ton he did not care to set her, so
>roke her up.
"Her mate, a Buff Bantam rooser.
at once took possession of the
lest, occupying it steadily, from
norning until night, for three days.
To be sure that he meant business a
uius egg was placed under him.
fie Bat as steadily as an old hen, and
?n September 7th five of the aix eggs
latched. As a 'mother' he proved
rery successful, raising every one
>f the five chicks." *
Three ]
"Begins Thuri
We give Below a Fe^
I, A DIES' COAT MlT ITS.
115 Coat Suits . . .flOJ
LADIES' M11>DY D LOUSE.
91.00 Middy Blouse ....v. ..'.81
50c Middy Blouse 45
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
.11.18 Skirt* - ft
11.^0 White Skirts HI
' 50c White Skirts 45
LAWS* SHIRT WAIST.
91.25 White Voile Waist ......Si
52.50 Silk Waist 91.1
91.25 Madras Waist ..........fljf
LADIES' WHITE VOILE DRE8SE
95.50 and $8.00 value at this
sale ' W.J
CHIi nBF\'? MIW1V BLOUSE.
50c and 75c values 4J
91.00 and $1.25 values 80
mean nainsook.
18c values 1?
SO-IX. MX 1II.RACHJBO NAlNBOOl
20c values 1'
.22 l-2c values ....... 11
26c value# ...Si
40-IN WHIT K RATINE STRIPES
61.00 values 8!
' WHITE RATINE.
69c values 51
LIXKX FINISH SUITING.
16c values IS 14
12 l-2c values . . It
189 West Main \lj
las. blind or prMrudln(*?ta? Hill
me Tour addreea, and I will toll Ton
how to euro youraelf at bom. by tho
now absorption trentmentj aid wUI
alio md aomo of thla homo tnabrnont
free tor trial, with rnferenee
from Tour own locality if reanented.
Immediate relief and permanent cure
Mjured. Send- no money, hut tell
MSuiamerfL A3s~ JTMotre Dame,
tod.- .. * rs ? .'' r\ . ''
homemade:
3MOKED
SAUSAGE.
PHONE
Central Market
RUB-MY-TISM
* Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Crumps.
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used inte*natty
anS externally. Prke25c.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN m\M
Route of the
"NIGHT EXPRESS."
Schedule In Effect April 27, 1913.
N. B-?The following schedule- figures
published - as information only
snd are pot guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON.
North Bound.
t.oo a. m. uany?wignt Express.
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Norfolk.
10:50 a. m.?Dally for Norfolk. Connects
for all points north and west.
Parlor Car Service.
2:00 p. m.?Daily except Sunday for
Relhaven.
West Bound.
6:50 a. m.?Daily except Sunday for
Greenville, Wilson and Raleigh.
Connects North, South and West
with all lines.
3:22 p. m.?Daily for Greenville,
Wilson and Raleigh. Broiler Parlor
Car Service.
2:28 a. m.?Daily. Pullman Sleeping^
Cars for Greenville. Wilson
and Raleigh. Connects North, I
South and West.
South Bound.
2:28 a. m.?Dally for New Bern. I
Klnston and Goldsboro. Pullman '
Sleeping Cars.
5:59 a. m.?Dally except Sunday for
New Bern.
3:32 p. m.?Dally for* New Bern, '
Goldsboro and Beaufort.
For further information and reservation
of Pullman Sleeping Car
ton, N. C.
W. W. CROXTON,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Gen'i Supt., Norfolk. Va.
CASTOR IA
- For Infants and Children.
lbs Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the SH0 ?
Signature of
Days W1
(day, May 22nd and Will coi
GREAT REDUCT
w of the Many Attract! v
LINEK SHEETING.
^ $1 Linen Sheeting. 10-4. Our
price for this sale 80c
>c 50c Lihen 36-in. This sale. .4:1c
Jc 30-IN. LINEN' LAWN*.
50c values 48c
Be 8Sc values .73c
SO-IN. INDIA I.INEN".
12 l-2e values toe
10c values .. 8c
DOTTED SWISS.
,25c values ?. 21c
18c values 14c
15 Checked Dimity 12 l-2c
10c Checked Dimity 8c
18c Striped Madras 13c
Ic 12 l-2c Striped Madras 8c
25c Mercerized Madras 21c
White MillinJ
? Our Designers have bw
ly creating the most exdu
* White Milan, Panama. Ratlr
' popular Hemp. Half of our
ic beautifully trimmed for thl
neas the moat alluring am
k ery ever assembled In one <
k correspondingly low prices
wied S.
THE: OEPAfi?!
Ill
Going /
I |gB& ^
This summer? do you
other extended trip? The':
funds Is to use the Amei
cheques which we issue. Ti
all parts of the world, their <
coin of America, England,
Italy and all otter countries
draft. Any bank or hotel ii
cash them and the coatXis
are ready for your trip com
let us explain their advantag
kinds Of money or foreign e
I Bank of Ws
Jonathan Havens, Pres.
Our custodiers keep the books, bv
and have no trouble in doing
has the same record of bis acc<
. the sauiu handwriting. ^
This we accomplish by the use f
^fSYSTE
The One Writing Method of handlii
' With each purchase, we furnish a sale slip
chased, the price charged for each item and
footed up. ? i
There can he no error in handling your ac
* You Always Know WI
We furnish a holder for ?he sale slip*. W<
Sn this holder?a glance at the last one "ill tell y
become an expense acconat without effort o*y
Will you let ua explain ou* McCaskey Sya
J. R. Meekin.
Corner Ma' u and MiN
NOTICE. 15th d
tice w
Having (itfoHlleil as Administrator, recove
C. T. A., of E. Stanley McCuUough, said ei
aeceased. late of Beaufort County, diato 1
North Carolina; this is to notify all [ This
persons bavins claims against the es- E
tate of'said deceased to exhibit thorn \
to the undersigned on or before the ! Ward
lite Goods
ltinue During the Balance of the
ION IN PRICES.
e Bargains Which Will be Offt
20c White Pique 10c C
25c White Pique 21c 25c values
29c values
WHITE CORDUROY. 50t. vm|uM
25c values ? Ilk* I
30 values 38c 00 valu
WUITH TAHIiH lilMKNS. *' 2Ji Y"1"
$2.00 valu
50c Table Linens 42c
$1.25 Table Linens Bm. A UKKAT I
$1.50 Table Linens Sl.l?
35c Bleached Sheeting, 10-4. This ? ?
6c Towels
"lc 20c 8c Towels
30c Unbloachea Sheeting. 10-4. ioc Towel
'.23c 15c Towels
25c Bleached Sheeting. 6-4. This 25c Towel
, ot- 50c Towoli
sale .21c
30c Unbleached Sheeting, 9-4. 1
This Sale 23c $1.00 Whl
...... . - r.._ 111.50 Whl
$2.00 Whli
$2.50 Whll
sry Opening. 10c V^B
15c Vest .
til busy lor weeks, careful- 25c Vest .
slve of beautiful trimmed p
te. Lingerie Hats; also the S1 tjJu
entire second floor Is most u^0 ?*iai
s opening. Tou will wit
y of white Summer Mlllln- . .
lepurtment in this city at T.la?
l- 25c value*
sno?r^.
?
contemplate some I Jj'i
.afest way to [carry I
kin Express Co., 1
J
icy Uft j**yable 111 ;
exact value in the
Germany, France,
lis stated on the- J
It any country I will
small. When you
e to the bank and ?
lies over all other
xchanse.
tsirin&ton
J. K.il)o?th(oo. r..fcirr I :.fij
J
it they spend no fine {
So. Every customer |
Mint as we have and in *1
-; ; :^1
lg credit accounts.
I which showa th$ aoodi pttfI
the lut previous balance aO V
counts ?S v
iat You" Owe
~~~~s .. \ <
l prefer that you file every aKjs } [ ^
ou what you owe. These ?Ug4
SSSJI !
sfto. |
=====
ay of March, 1914, or this noill
be pleaded in bar of their
ry. All persons Indebted to
state will please make Imme- ^ "2
payment.
March IS, 1913.
ID WARD S. McCULyy^H.
Administrator. .
& Grimes, Attorneys.
Sale"! I
Week.
ircd at This Sale:
.
OHSET IX)VERS.
1?c
:M>c
A DIES' GOWNS.
es I 8?c
? gflc. iS
es St ?? V
REDUCTION' OX TOWELS
rHL'RSDAV, FRIDAY
XD SATURDAY.
4c
Oc
<S
a 22c <3
! 43c
_ ; >3
VHITE. Ul'ILTS.
le Quilts 8?c fl* e
lo Quilts 91.19 W.
te Quilts 91.49 I
e Quilts 91.99 I <t
IKS* GAUZE VEST. I
12 i-ac I -^|
. ai9L.lv
RINCKKS SLIPS.
BILLOW CASKS. 03
^ WASHINGTON I