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I'' mwnt 5, hoi. ?t u? potaoinoo atl H .Mwreiil."T?7i'' " w Bflp .T=~" --- - *? Moatb l it -A>ur Months l.tt m K "fc Moatha v **? t i OnslMr t.00 | continued will pleaso notify this of- Z too on dot# of axplmtion. otherwise F 4t wfll ho continued at regular tub[ ocriptlon rate* until aartioo to stop fr~~ roc^rod. _ _ If you do notVgot tho Dai./ Nawa promptly telephne or write tho man- ^ I' %*er. and the complaint will receive . \ immediate attention It It our dH J: are to please you. ^ 11 articles tent to tho Dally Newt 6 ? lor publication must bo alined by r the writer, otherwise they will not p. to publlabed. WEDNESDAY. JULY 2. 1913. 1 r* n \ ( .* IITTI I . A T I <? We 'hasten to extend rougratulatlons to our neighbor. The New Bern P Daily Sun. This enterprising news- # paper celebrated its aixth birthday on June Jo. The Sun is one of the brightest and newsiest sheets that K v>?.? +*+* ?Mvrii-iiTr- rutuL Kil.iwr Z Dunn is making a great pepor for ^ K New Bern. We wish it greater sue-M V rp" aa th- v*??rs oom?- and 20. I I.ACe>K NKWS AND NOTKS. ? M older*# : H oo pes ten. III., earn fiTfo daily."" Mtlvvi.o carpenters^ gets $4.00 a dav. There arc 79.300 union bricklayers C'hUag? street cleaner* are being taught :h>- cue correct way ?? steen different v.ay* of bundling a brrotn. Fifteen hundred Hufialo teamsters won a s*r:k-. .Tito new Mile: $13 for slticV*. *1". for doubles and $17 for triplet uu-1 drivers ol autcmobile trucks. . Machinists of the A<iUn>a? & Taylor Machinery Company, the largest industr; Mansfield, dliin. struck when a premium system became effect? v? l.jb. r f * cheap in Tritcdad that It <loe> nor pay to buy lawn mowers as coal <r> will cut th" pra-H with a itmull s.tUIt irr knife at a trilling cost. Janitor: v" public halMm?* anrl caietakerr of public playgrounds ir. ?? have oraauiswU a union w'tl: r'.'.t lu'ye of M"ur'.u* an eighthour d--; gt.d an i a creasy In their sa'arhv -.d brother lurid of Carpet- 4 \ tt ro and .1. ner* c America report* I c(*.. t fying j.r< c /es* lit ibr Vjmp-ilgn to organ : the workman its the box- I tmiiK.np .janmry -u mwn. iu:ni if. Wis.-ot:.- : ;i11 Mitinevotji Southampton. Eng.. ship palmers ha\e a a:i advance 01 2 4 routs for general ship work, with an additional 2? rents'for yacht work, making the per*. rate $8 24 and *8 4? respectively. . Different. ' She?If seems strange that yon dlu not remember my face and yet yon remembered my name He (awkwardly* ? Well, you know. ; yon tine? :::i :iur:n7tvi**Kt?rt vt name.? lookers Statesman. 5' Against Mis Principle. 'i "My grocer won't uiu if I don't pay him " ."How's I hat?" "Ho uerer adopts legal measures."? Judge. A Logical Cure. The venom of liees is now employed ns a cure for ophthalmia. Nothing really opens a follow'** eyes MJ;? In'ing V Are! I stiuig.?Washington I'cwt. Doubly Proven K. Washington Readers Can no Longer DuuLt the Evident*,-* 'y This grateiul citizen testified long ago If- - benefit. The facts are now confirmed. Such testimony is complete?the evidence conclusive. ; It forms convincing proof of merit. Mrs. C, Pennington. 27 E. Front St., New Bern, N. C., says: "I suf- i fered intensely from backache and sharp, shooting pains across my loins. Often I was so lame that I could k hardly straighten after stooping. I knew that my kidneys were disordered for the. kidney secretions were unnatural. I used just one box of Doan's Kidney Pills and this was sufficient to dispose of my aches and paias." (Statement given January 24, 1908.) RE-ENDORSEMENT. Mrs. Pennington was Interviewed on November 28, 1910, and she said: "I can still recommend Doan's Kidney Pille, for they gave me permanfc eat relief." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 k cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New Yotk, sole agents for the United Mates. K" * Remember the name?Doan's? E aad take no other. T?*nton: T*??? ??o Wart oney oa their fHT?stments. yeu. lota homeeite unaurpaeaed la Baatern > See me and aecure your lot at o WE HAVE JUST RECEIVER A fresh fine" of Beach luts and Schimmel's Brand urns, Perserves, Catsups, lustards, Peanut Butters, tc. COME AND SEE THEM Phone Orders Appreciated PURE FOOD GROCERY J. R. BONNER. Prop. bone 211 128 South Market St The Lowest Priced Grocery House in the "CITY." High Cost aULi Cook W Gas Rang* ' " AN Connect< Washington Ligl WASHING! L The Virs OCEAN VI lOO R( Immediately or Finest Su:f Bathing on tl Houses Free to Guest: ties Servt THE VIRG Is now open and Is H Carolinians. If inconv< send you:1 family along, and pleasure will be can til you can come yourse For Rates and Othei JXO. A. TI CK FOUNTAIN DRINKS OF THE SO GOOD THAT YOUR FIR FOUNTAIN MAKES YOU A When some one discovers where drinks, iho word quickly pisses on (o I a isit here will tncin that many of your that good fountain drink the next lime WORTHY & WE I $50,000 1 lo the Friends and Patrons i Realizing; ihc expense in handling: I aud August, The Liberty stands ready ones, in the way of financial aid. NO INTERE5 TO ANY OF OL'R CUSTOMERS. I DURING ANY OF THE PALL MC THE LI With SP.TH HOOKER at the wheel in the Southland its strong eorps of at your TOBACCO than any other ware able Sleeping Quarters, Roomy Stable Bring the LIBERTY your first lood-l you 4 per cent?The Liberty will pay S. T. HOOKER. Prop. Win nil sv-iiiideiailMtoiilH ee Mocks I mm the river shore? C*Q Only tew ceo be bed They 1 r. ere not (obit fe>t Ihefe |? Tor s - "1 my ' : , . I lngtoo Perk lots 4re boundTOTMHe J o? It. end at tts iaas tlmo soeoro" 3 lorth Csrollha. nee. ' ' A\j 3 A t-: HATH A WAT We Are Trying to .Make This Such a Good Place to Buy Things to Kai That YouMI Feet (ilad That VouLlve io the Stmt K v" ItfrfBjffc|jf 'S*y f * * 1 o do that is to achieve some thlog big and cheering and we're trying to do it. Will you not find out (or yourself by phoning the Little Store Around the Corner for everything you need to cat. PHONE 410. CLAUD A. LITTLE, ? M TWO PRISON BR*. % ' There are now only two prisoners confined Jn the county 1*" ' = ~ 0> of Living VEP - rith Gas \ -' ' es at Cost - " k ?d Free. ht & Water Co. ?! tC tc ON. N. c. $ 1 ; L_ l? _?- 1 jinia Bav * y v EW, VA. DOMS s, i Water Front ^ >< re ie Virginia Coast. Bath "0 i. Sea Food Special d Daily. ? INIA BAY eadquarters for North T intent to go yourself. Their every- comfort efully looked after un- ? If. r Information Write St in ,KI5, Manager. pi "> . in '>' FRIEND WINNING KIND? | ST VISIT TO THIS STORE'S pi N "ADVERTISER'' FOR US! th er lo ccl particularly delicious fountain rr riends and acquaintances. Your first pl friends will come later. Drop in for m you're in the neighborhood. ETHERIDGE J .EAR. in ca h( si. ro LOAN I: ?f The Liberty Warehouse: 01 Wl obaeco during the months of July to assist its old customers and new ^ 5T CHARGE ta IF THE MONEY IS PAID BACK 8e >NTHS. pr BERTY | od Frank tangly, the best auctioneer * nistants srlll get yon more money for a boose in Eastern Carolina. Gomforl pil t and every comfort for the Farmer. . ab It will pay you. Savings batiks pay yoa over 35 per cent ^ Greenville, N. C. ui ^ . . in. V. s^d ^ Uudor RE-ENFORCED HAMMOCKS THE KIND THAT LAST AND Porch Shades BUY THE BEST ake Your Home Comfortable This Hot Weather. nKepl-BiElwnfrinn Hardwarfl fin Try Canned ' CELERY FOR SALADS 20c. QUALITY GROCERY WALTER, CREOLE & CO. <T- PhoncZBO V 92. j HE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and Industrial College jintained by the State for tlio Women North Carolina. Five regular Courses ading to degre*. Special Courses for achers. Free tuition to those who ;rec to become teachers in th? Slate, ill Scssiou begins September I7th. 1913. >r catalogue and other information, dress JL1US I. FOUST. Pres. Greensboro.^'. C iU-VLlU.HIUAS. Week-End Kates, ashlngton, N. C.? tQ Norfolk, Va? and return 33.75 'ashlngton, N. C., to Wilmington, and return |5.00 Tickets sold May 31st and on each iturday and for forenoon trains on ich Sunday, May 31st to September Itb. 1913, Inclusive, limited to ach Washington, N. C.. returning lor to midnight of Tuesday next Rowing date of sale. Summer excursion rates to many her points v?a the Atlantic Coast >ne, "The Standard Railroad of the >utk." S. K. L'LARTT ' Ticket Agent, Washington, K. C. . C. WHITE. Gen*l.~Pa8s. Agent, Wilmington, N. C. 5-2l?-to-S-lS : FI.V FACTS. I wish to call your notice to the atement In my last week's remarks regard to the distribution of tyiold germs by flies. For the bene-! of those who might entertain the , ea. that typhoid is wholly caused | this way, I will say -that not alt phoid 1b brought about in this mansr. In some Instances impure 'inking water is responsible for tytoid. It is safe to infer, however, at typhoid germs are largely, if nqt itirely, conveyed to the system in iod and drink that is lacking in irity. Evidently the fly is a pro- I oter of this disease because it is I s business to make things impure, or is typhoid the only disease flies ve us. They often deposit germs our food that develop Into pUttix ses of- dysentery, tuberculosis, >okworm, and even smallpox, belles others. Thus we note at once. at the fly la the moat active, perstent and annoying of Dlsessedom's spresentatlves. ^ . . In summing up facts regarding es and their relation to heplth, H III be seen 1st. That tbe eggs can hateh and rive in any place that )s filthy. 2nd. That the geadalogy of flies very rapid. From Hay 1st to ptember 1st one female fly can oduce 24.000.ao0 others. 3rd. That the thousands of fllee, rich crowd Into the dining-room, ve all come from some manuree. and that they convey tnnumerle germs to the food. 4th. That people eat these germs itch may reeoH ia a serious affecioa. Ith. That many deaths are caused 1ESP* TT5 SJUtfTART ? - Ft At Fair Grounds, ~ FRIDAY, Ji Horse Racing, Bicycle ing and Firemens' Tou Admission 30c, Child GRAND ST SPECIAL RATES C ??? " ' ,T;r', A ?f^vr v - . Tv I (. LEON WOOD?lUmWiPUw YoH \ J. LEON W T ?HASMUHII ( Stocks, Bonds, Cotton Grain I TTOrpenter Building, Norfolk, Ti J Private wIpm to New York Si \ > -Trifle and other financial centei S ,r??yp0?df?c* wj / Accounts given Careful Attcntlc S in North Carolina by eating food which has been -poisoned by files. The ill manners of flies killed about 1,500 babies in this State last year, by careful estimate, caused 100.000 days of sickness with an estimated monetary loss of <2,500,000. It can cow be seen_that this fly problem Is not so insignificant after all. It Is far more than a mere trifle. Flies are killing people in North Carolina at the rate of 4 a day. So it becomes prominently necessary to remove the cause Of these deaths as thoroughly aa possible. This can be done only when the flies are driven from the home. They must not be allowed any aocess to our dining-room if we are not to become infected with their poisonous germs. The various ~doctors and health boards of the State, are making great strides in the abolishment of disease. Their able and well centered attacks upon the army of germs have cut the death rate in two. But, as a matter of fact this restoration and promotion of health by official source# is scarcely noticeable in rural sections. The cities and [towns, as a rule, have been benefited by this effort?not the country. The fly can be fought moro effectively in the city and there are more people there to fight him. City people are mere fully Informed as to the hazards they are subjected to if they let files live with them. This is why j files are comparatively few, in town and city. This is why the damage, sickness and death caused by flies is hardly perceivable in populated centers. 'Tis the country people that flies are killing. Yes, flies are killing 20 people in the country to 6ne pernor? in town. Why? Because the fly is harder to fight in the rural section. and there are fewer people to fight him. and again, because 80 per cent of the flies produced are around rural homes and among uninformed people regarding the question under Food Nee< Fc Call for easily digeste of the heavy, hard-todigest . But the nourishment Probably the most no cereal food known is Grape Made from prime wh ready to eat direct from the about one hour, and contaii building material* placed ir for man's use. Grape-Nuts food has wholesome and a "buildei word?an ideal summer dish body. ^There's a Reasoi ? ? LJLY4 Racing, Motorcycle Rac- I < mament. IIren'.l!nderjTwelveI25c I! AND FREE. p~ I[ ^*1 I Coao* bchntL?J\MES W. COLE i loOD&CO. I id BROKERS.) S land ProrLMons., 7S Plame Strecf. S iock EMUIR Ctiin|o Board oI ' l totted. Investment and marginal J discussion. Naturally enough then, rural people, as a whole, hare not ' - realised the importance ot fly-killing. . Therefore a lack ot effort to destroy them Is the result. The object of these few remarks Is to Inform, In a d?free: those rural people who. In a sense, hare hlthortd !>?n a?*l?t*d. Tha Stat* Board if Health will gladly send yott matter regarding this subject that Will Inform you fully. Qet Study it. Wake up! and let every member of , the family be a weilder of tho sword in the battle against flies. Methods of capture next week. (To Be Continued.) VICTOR G. WILLIAMS. BULL MOOCT RALLY. Newport, R. I., July 2.?Bull 1 Moose leaders from all parts of the United States are here attending a nation-wide . Progressive meeting _ which began today In the, new con- ' vent ion hall on tho beach and will 1 continue throughout tomorrow. The program for todSLy includes an address on "The American Navy," by Colonel Roosevelt, which will be non- ' j political and non-partisan. ] This will be followed by a Rhode 1 j Island clambake, at which 4,000 perJ sona_can be seated and fed and which 1 J will be addressed by the leading Progressives of the United States on purely political subjects. The second day will be devoted to a national Progressive conference , and addresses, in the evening a re- , ceptlon wli! be held. ] RESIDE NCR PURCHASED. Dr. H. W. Carter h&8 purchased^ i the residence cf Mr. Dempsie Grimes i family have recently moved from East Main street. Miss Lida T. Rodman left for Morehead this afternoon. Is >r Summer d cereals, fruits, etc, and less kind. must be there! , .... urishing, most easily digested - t .. . j i-Nuts eat and malted barley, it is , package; digests generally in < is the true brain and muscle ( i the field grains by Nature delicious taste; and is pure, r" in the truest sense of the that does not overheat the ^ I i" for Grape-Nuts Ij1 r- - y- - ~,-^rS ' /.I'V.'if7,- ? > W. praatlc. la all th. caurta. " a -a a a a a j - ? * - ' m m m Wiley C. Rodman John H. Bonner Sg RODMAN A BONN KB, ' Attorneya-at-Law, . 'C Washington, North Caroline. - * * *..* . a-" In \ir\~ 1 mm H. 8^ .Ward Jnnlua D. Qrlmae " WARD A ? J W? inttlMufuMOe'urr * Ik* r,J%,i??fIU1 Dmrtat "** *** I m * A A A m A * flt ?* - jSfj * ' * " ?' . * ? W. B. HODMAN, JR. ' ? Attorney-at-Law. ? Washington, N. C. | ' Office Bakings ft Trust Building. m~ ~5 m /. *Ut ? " " ^ t jl raoxiFs m nso. ** * * ( IRE INBUBAXOB, ? 11 WA8Rnrato>, i,o, ^ ? "i " i' ii i)-v.ti jr>mt ^ ^ ieniw11*18* WAAmSSktSlA'vmtmA PraodDM la & tk* Curt*. . 2 S Jobs B. Rm.Il A. D. Prank H. Bryan m Ml A Ms MacLBAK A BAY AS, I ttorney at Tea w ^WashU?gttm;Not.A CmUmm^ HARRY McMTTLLAN, Attorney-at-Law\ Dr. Rodman Bids.. E. Mala Bt, Washington., North Carolina. - --? H* - ? M-_~_ ^r - a-- . * GEO. J. STCDDERT, ,* Attorney-at-Law. , Next to Lewis ft Calais, Market Street. Washington. N. C. * B* A. D. MacLean, B*' Washington. N. C. ' ? ' .W. A, Thuinueuu. Aurora, N. 0, a ? ft " ' " * " - - .T LDWARO t UIWiM , Attorney-?t-L?w. a . . . ^MWnnton. N. c. ? ' . T 9 9 :+..% .w w m **** ? ; -. :j?' : >' HAXAum *! Ottra _ Uwiu*" . Waahlufton. M. a. . !* ;. ' ic,? ' J.M "OBWOOD L. 8IMMOB1 * I I AtUr*ar-?t-L?w I : . . : . ^ASHIXOTOK PRODUCE SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1913. Cggn .... Sickens tm?V " " #> ** to l4# "to u. 222.* ** -mb **?* Jo.. Wax. 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