Ft"* Insurance
I OCEAN 1
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too R
Immediately o
Finest Surf Bathing on
* ' Ihww Free tftjjug
ties Sen
THE VIRC
Is now open and is I
Carolinians, i; u ineom
send your family along
~' and pleasure will be ca
til vou can come yours
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ror Kates ana uutn<
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H mere words but !
I by merit to please ;
I taste and quench
I PEPSI Cola
I cools ? refreshes Y
I ?renews vigor.
^ 1 In Bottles or <i /i
HI At Founts J / %
Bottled by
p?psi-Cola Bottling Works,
Washington. N.
E. R. MIXOS & CO.. Prop.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
HOME M4DE
SMOKED
SAUSAGE.
PHONE
Central Market,
$50,000 '
To the Friends and Patrons t
Realising: the expense in handling t
aud Angnst, The Liberty stand# ready
oaes, in the way of financial aid.
NO INTEREJ
TO ANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS,
DURING ANY OF THE FALL MC
THE III
With SRTH HOOKER at the wheel a
fas the South, and its strong corps of XI
your TOBACCO than any other ware
Ue Sleeping Quarters, Roomy Stable
Bring the LIBERTY your first load--)
yea 4 per cent?The Liberty will pay
S. T HOOKER. Prop.
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??inia Say
1BW. VA.
OOMS
n Water Front
the Virginia Coast Bath
its. Sea Food Specialred
Umly. ;iNIA
BAY
ieadquarters for North
'enlent to go yourself.
Their everv comfort
refully looked after unelf.
er Information Write
KER, Manager.
i_u..uw>.
There are some 00.000 costerm oncer*
who carry on business in the street*
of London. Their capital is supposed
to be KSiO.OOO. ^'ille they ore said tc
do trade during the year of-$lV
000,090.
FARMER^ MFKT IN STATE CONVENTIOX
at Raleigh. X. C.
Greatly Reduced Rates via Norfolk
Southern Railroad.
From Round
Trlr
Wc^h'cptCTi.... . . ; .- $3.60
Grimcsland 3.20
Simpeon 3.00
Greenville 2.85
Farmvllle 2.4 5'
Fieldsborc .. . . 2.30
BlnhlonMj'irS ?~???n?n?2.05
.Wilson , 1.75
Bailey 1.40
aiuidiescx l.ze
Zebulon 0.95
Wend til 0.85
Kates in same proportion from ul'l
intermediate station?.
Tickets sold for all regular train?
August 2-i-29:h jneiueive. Good tc
.eturn until August 31st.
Ask any Agent tor partlcutaTs:?
A. D. KYLE. H. S. LEARD,
Traffic Mgr G. P. A
NOTICE.
To the Crod.tc-rs of Jefferson Furniture
Company, and all olhen
'wKonTTl n:iy t'onc.'ri"
You will taka notice that on thf
1st day of July. 1918, M. F. Jefferson
and E. 11 Jefferson. a partnersir^.-basinets
in the
| city of Washington, North Carolina
under the firm style. Jefferfxin FurniI
iure Company, sold, conveyed, and
delivered iw entire stack 01 guilds;
wares, merchandise, accounts, and
I good will to Jefferson Furniture
Company, a Corporation duly organ"!29d
meuted, and oaloting under thfj.
laws oi the State o? NoTth Carolina.
ThiB transfer is made without
prejudice, and the Corporation wil.
*?eume, pay off, and discharge alL indebtedness
of the partnership heretofore
conducted by M. E. and E. H.
Jefferson. All accounts due M. F.
Jefferson and E. H. Jefferson trading
as Jefferson Furniture Company
should be paid to the Corporation
All goods will hereafter bo purchased
by and for the Incorporated Jefferson
Furniture Company, and M. F. anc
0> XI. KCUUOUU Will tu I1U W1BD UP"
??m? reapoBfllble. personally. lor th<
debts of eaid Corporation.
Very respectfully,
M. P. JEFFERBON,
E. H. JEFFERSON.
8-12-4WC
ro LOAN
of The Liberty Warehouse:
obaeco during the months of July
to assist its old customers and new
5T CHARGE
IF THE MONEY IS PAID BACK
NTHS.
BERTY
ad frank Langly, the beat auctioneer
aiafants will get yoe to ore mosey lor
feowe In Eastern Owoiisa. Comfort
i and every Comfort for the Farmer.
It will pay you. Savings banks pay
you over 25 per cent.
Greenville, N. C.
m&mmm
.
v viiii n as
f AAil TTliLlLjl fl
XUvUi UJLvvQfl
+00 eood too Hi
Buy them because
nese?because of i
because of their go
of their nourishme
Always s edits.
_ .. ,_ criBo and dean.
NATIONAL BBC
I.
In* Motn .M UM CanOM.
It i? not bccuuxot tbe motli is lighthearted.
faced tetf and ntteriy friTtrtoos,
[as we have always been told, that It
| plunges headlong Into the flume. bat
because of the tray that Its body Is
| constructed, says Kaempffert the well
known student of physical science.
There are tw6 symmetrical points, exactly
alike chemically, on the moth's
1 body?uaiuely. its eyeiv Jt.th* j*J* of
I light modify the chemical conditions
; u? une side, more than the KUMC ILcn
the moth's power of movement Is affected.
There is n stronger muscular
tension on ono side than on the other,
and the moth Is forced to move toward
the source of light If. however, one
of the eyes Is "removed the chemical
symmetery is destroyed' and Instead
| of plunging Into the dame it move?
obotit In a circle.' There are other an{,
i which are hopelessly iu the grip of
j light. If a snail Is placed between a
white wall and a black wall the unequal
lighting forces it to crawl In a
circle.-JJUlcago Tribune.
.
The Symbolic Kay.
Art. music and poetry have !n all
ages been considered the (wlltc arts,
I hut what Is art without the proper
j portrayal of the dress of the age that
| It seeks to represent? What Is music
I that does not bring inspiration from
I the masters of the past who were
clothed "fit the-power?to give us .
glimpses of men and Ideals of whom
the - only- lusting, impression enn he
gained by the form our imaginations
|give to them? And our imaginations
| clothe them in robes iu which their
creators sent tlieni out on their errands.
v. ??.V .."I IU uiHuct IUIHI9. lueu
what is povtgy l"? t thought clot bod lo
words? No matter from what side
I viewed, the figure of speech of clothing
Ls the synihoMy key that gives enI
trance to these higher realms, and
! therefore why should not clothes themselves
touch the hem of the garments
|of the arts, -with which they are so
[closely lu touch??American Tailor and
Cutter.
The Australian Appetite.
An Australian paper gives some 8urI
prising statistics of what the average
Australian eats. Apparently he has
i the best appetite, if not the best digestion,
of any human being on the planI
ot. He eats every year '2CA pounds of
meat, which works out ot an a vera go j
of two y!:?s'n and one-fifth of n bnl!
lock for every man. woman and bnby '
'^"AHSirfllanu.?lltf ~eats more?than
twice as much meat us the average
| Englishman. three times as much as
the average Frenchman and four times
us much as the average Clerman or
Swiss. lie eats, in iuraitlonr about
three aud three-quarters hundredweight
of wheat, two nud a half hundredweight
of potatoes and almost one
liundi'edtvciiriit or sucar.?if uu is a
Taerouninn he ents'u quarter of a ton
| of potatoes in a year.
I Title*.
|' That IS^n~f^il*rl:aT^-T?M!Tirrii*b?dfamiiv
of yotirsT"
"Yes." replied Mr. .dlWlmnn. "My
wife Ik president ot several societies.
, Mj eldest son is a captain in the Salvation
Army and hlx brother Is uu officer
lu the boy scouts."
"And Is there no special distinction
for you
"Yes. I'm the only person In the
bonne who Is addressed as plain 'mister.*
"^Washington Star.
A Slight Blemish.
"Tes." said Mrs. Mulligan, who was
bnabmd'ii u wonderful man. He can '
mead elccks, ,Snr*._Jton JJprinrty.
didn't he mend your cuckoo clock so
(bet It kapee beautiful time now?"
"That he did. Mrs. Mulligan," replied.
Mrs. Mori arty: "be mended It all right
It's only got one (tingle fenlt now?i|
ooa' before It 'cucta:' "?London Tele*
n?pb.
Harmony In Life. .
It Ik not by reducing; life to less,
bnt by expanding It to more?not by
muffling ItM Ktern notes, bat by ringing
Its sweetness, clearly out?that
ooraoo her"nowr may be obtained.
Trinity <
graduate. Mr ererywhere tocceaa/ul
Unee of vork- They occupy pincee o
UK. end ably and prominently rep
era men t A college supplied with a
edneaUon. More Mum a million doi
A wide range of eonreaa.
necessary expense of tie student
ehargee within twenty-flee year*.
For catalogue and lllnetrated book
i'iii/? r ' gi'i 'ijCJk'i
- -^'4
oniishing, too
mghtmer el y i
^of^their fresh jnt.
Always fresh,
UIT COMPANY
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I , , TK? Art v Rudfns LttUrt.
My daaroltl grandfather, who wrote
ail Ue own lettekt lb ? mud whlBa,
down to the day or hU death, was a>
most nlnln enonffh tar n hllrwl mnn *a
toad, taught me never:to attempt 11
answer a letter wltboflt placing It be
fore me and reviewing ft scrupulously,
paragraph by paragraph. Hundred#
of times have I devoutly blessed bit
memory for that lesson In the common
sense of correspondence. WbeneTe*
tared by the peMmell spirit of the sg?
1 stray from his precepts I rue it. ami
I can feci the flush of stems-over
spread my face as.I follsw a first letter
of response with a second, render
ed n&essary by the belated discovery
of a point left uncovered- The old
copybook legend, "Haste breeds carelessness."
Is as true as It wofr in the
days when good penmanship and good
morals went hand in hand In the training
of youth. It slambang add burly
burly have given Its coup da grace tc
the once gentle art of writing letters
Is not that all the more reason why,
before It Is too late, wo shohld resent
the half dead art of reading themV
Atlantic.
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Dancing Birds.
One of the many strange sights or
the plains of southern Africa ts a party
of waltzing ostriches. Their quest
antics have beeo described tbhs:
rWhrti there *re a number.of tiiom
tbey will start off In the morning ano
miter runmii* a rew Lund red yards will
top and with rained wings will whirl
rapidly round till they are stupefied ot
perhaps break a leg. The males pose
also before fighting and to make their
court. They kneel on their ankles,
opening their wings and balancing
themselves alternately forward and
backward or to one side or the other,
while tbo neck is stretched on a level
with the back and the head strikes the
sides, now on the right, now On tb?
left, whfie the feathers are, bristling.
The birds appear at this time bo absorbed
in their occupation as to forgel
all that is going on around them and
can be approached and caught Th?
male alone utters a cry. which sounds
much like on effort to speak with the
month shut tight"
Seven Wonders of the World. *
We have no Indication of the existence
of a cycle of seven wonders until
about the end of the second century
B. C. Then appears in an epigram of
~\uiipnter of sidon an enutueraiion of
seven great-works, w,blch prove to be!
the very ones later appearing as the
seven wonders. They are (1) the walls
of Babylou. (2). the statue of Zens at
Olympia, (3) the hanging gardens of
Sc mi rami*-at Babylon, (-1) the Coloftna
of Rhodes, (o) the pyramld^ of Memphis.
(C) the mausoleum of Halicsrnasbss,
(7> the temple of Diana (Artemis)!
fti EpheoUS WTUMw n?rt rpntqyy
Varro, by bis leisurely allusion to the
septem opera, betrays that the saying
had already assumed current proverbial
form. Diodorus, In the second hall
of the samn rentnnr (first B. C.i, speaks,.
too, of "tbeao called seven wprks," and
Strabo, a little later, uses the vary
phrase, "the seven wonders." From
this time on. at least, the septem mlracula
have an assured place in all the
common lore of Rome.
Writ#re of Historio Songs.
Most of the songs that have made
history we& written by men who had
no other claim to immortality. The
of Rouget do title which has survived,
and "The Wearing of the Green" waa
the work of an anonymous purveyor of
Miiiai lot ui? auaat hawa?? ol Pab.
Us. Max Scbnaekanbansr, an obacora
Bwablaa "merchant. Who natal \><ilr
llab*l aa*Blnt ?ta. comtx%(d j? ??0
noma i in ?a of which tba btndaa waa
Una translated:
Dear fatherland, no dancer thine.
Tii m stand thy eons to watch the Rhine.
Little waa beard of these until thirty
years later, when the Franco-German
war gave them an enormous vogue.
They were then adopted ha the national
anthem of United Germany, and a yearly
petition of S.OOdT marks waa conferred
on the composer of the tune to
which they were yeL? London ChronlCollege
y ibioUv- ??Its-1
and All Important positions In all
honor and dimity In cborch and
asaat thai/ auto la ths national gornplc
raaonrcaa to prorlda tba boat
ara recently addad to tta andowmnnt.
Kfc ?&&' > tSi
moderata. No la'mad' la , tuition
otaddras.
tL U PLowrar
pi Bmmm7
Vv Ir K
Af ;
[ - ' Ql \l> (
oi?? i?
ft?y , pearvfat. good t< uparodl
camo 1? lianfr bou>? tor tue deaton.
"H.-.i worry atom wit hi: " f?' -
two. of ..'it-.-,- ivnp the vvuvral t>pla-'
i jnai2
?cbt f?..a bad paaaad awoj ho wa?
tlw o nrddlt for in-'iu* oo? of ino row
ikbodA^luoM 'iZZ*??l. ha
wnj (otas tolruu Into a cjclooa wttfeta
an bo.fr ba would ba.o Muzbod at tlx
prediction. 'Ho yat four uillaa
from Grafton nod tollloe u|> a long
b'JI ?bn Ida cjcIodo appcarod.
SIM ... Hiked If aba didn't want a
lift an bar war ??4 ?" Inrttad to
take a aeat In tbe bcc*r. Sbe didn't
loot at all to thedaaconttka a cyclon.
equal ntenc? ? Tbe "cyclone wma a
wWow nemad Pardon. 8b. bad bean
aewlnaat tbe booae of a farmar. Sbe
had a married slater living in Grafton.
Sbe hod been a widow for fire years,
sod. while llfa was going v?ry well
with her. It ww^blt lonesome.
Deacon Ooodmsn confessed tfcaf V
was oleo a bit lonely for him.
Widow Pardon hod never considered
a second marriage, bat If sho sboaM
happen to find tbe right sort of man
it might net her to thinking. ;- *j
"1 understand." replied the deacon aa
6s aoddtd his bead. *
"I mak? my own dresses, rind I
should be saving. And I can cook a
betted dinner fit for a king."
-I guess I'll stop and .doe your ststar
about it. I don't see no sorter use In
waltin'. Hanner was complaluln' this
very naornln' about the hardness of the
housework."
"Put It off fo> a week, and thlhk tf
over. 1 also want to thbik."
Tbe widow was left at a booae Is
tbe Tillage, the deacon's business transacted.
and he returned home to say to
his sister:
"Hanner, you can hare your liberty
purty soon."
"What d'ye mean by that Johnf
"I'm goto* to get married."
~ DeJCOh'Good man w as known sdkwp
men as a "reasonable man." He could
be argued with, and. he.had often
changed his tnlnd. but In this matter
be wgs as obstinate as a mole. The
xplnister and others talked to blm, but
without avail. He was. on hand on the
day named. The ststar bad nothing to
say for or against, and It was decided
that tbe marriage should take plAce Id
two weeks. If ram* off tn
schedule, and the deacon took his bride
home uud was a happy man?for three
or four days. Then one morning be
suggested that be liked bis coffee a little
stronger than the wife was making
it and she'wtiirled'on mSaV'tfiTffw the
utensil at his head and opened such o
tornado of abuse that he aat_wlth his
month open and stared at her in dumb
surprise.
The good man was still. wondering
what had broken loose wben the wife
slapped bla face and pulled his hair
and ran for the river Towing that sha
won HI Grown herself. He sprang up
and followed her, of course, and caught
faer juat as she was going to fake the,
Jtange.
Ten daja later there waa a second
outbreak. The deacon got abuse, profanity
and more vigorous slaps, and
again be caught his wife on the bank
JD?Jhftj3l9&?:
- In one year there were teu or twelve
outbreaks, and. of course, tbo matter
became town talk. The good deacon
finally went to his minister about it
and the latter saQ:
"I have been waiting for three
months. Brother Goodman."
'And yon can tell me what I should
dor
"In a tety fffW wumi. biuU? .
"Separator
"No."
"Get a divorcer
"No."
"But it's got to end, parson. T can't
stand it any longer."
"1 think I hate a plan to end It
Wben do you look for the n?U cub
break r
IP may come any day now."
The minister whispered to the deacon's
ear for the nextjten minutes, and
the plan was laid. Three days later
there waa a dispute over a roller towel,
SSCCSS
petus that she went Into the river wlthi
imt apiaah. There was man with
I boat there, but be let bet ImMbt
aereral mi I tons of water and sink twice
before be reecued ber. 8be waa In bed
fer*a week, and when ebe crawled oat
be wu an altered woman. She wae
bninble and contrite and nfeer again
bad ona of ber epello. In fact, aba
made one of the beat wives In town,
and Deacon Goodman bad reaeopa to,
coo grata la to himself many timet over I
before be waa gathered to bis father*.
What ahe needed waa tbe water ntue
|a drown tbe temper oat of ber.
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Cauaa Far Jaaiarray. L '
Jaaa?Tbey want to tha lake dlatrtet
on their wedding trip, and Ethel wm
wraleha*. Koaa?Wb.t trna tha trouble?
Jean?George taII in Irr. with tha
acanary^-CleTel.na Loader, j .
, aright Outl3B- -i'- Li
ha?la your brntber. who I. deaf
aay batter. He-Yea. He wa? atraated
Hro '
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WsJt" iLSnr M -1s IWl at Mil
I come u> ? ? ue ^
W' We Sell BUTtV.RICK
jjttg" They Are the Best.
4?
II Vr TH? Dep^'
IL *j|||
I
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Try Our Boneless ?
Smoked Herrings i
and
Royal Scarlet *
Shad Roc
CLAUD A. LITTLE, I
"The StoreTAroand the Corner" J
? g
frovoo *nra omeftmw. |n
?Wedlliirlj. - 1 11 tintft to Imp an> ,
bo?lnw? deaUuffs with Klykrr He's ,
to? tout 8Iosleton?Do you moan to 1
ay that yoo conaldor hitn matter *
than yonraalft Wedderly-1 certainly
flu. Wltr. by had a chaneo to matrt
ny trlfe, but he didnt-LoodonTO-" ~
Met
Very Refined
"My yoong man's a real ??nf said
IJaa of Sboredltcb. "Ha narar blows
his aonp Ilka a common person. Be always
fans it with hla hat"?Louder
telesraph. H
.
i. ntraaso Truth. *
they any that lo-re wffl so whom ?
M sent tt appears td he always saw
after the Ctrl with a rich father. Why
ft It thosWtast?New Orleans Plcaypnd
Bcboolteaebw^mir'new^iMa hot
who's cry Ins so hard asya his nam* It
Mora PrlDdpsI?ErVdeotly an abbre elation
of lachrymose.-wjndxe.
By helan happy we saw anonymous I
betieflta noon the world.
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Mother.; Hare Vour Children
WcouT
Are they feverish. restless. herroue
Irritable, dlesy or constipated?
Do they continually pick their nose
or rrlnd their teeth. Here they
cramping peine. Irregular end ravenous
appetite? There are ell signs of
worms. Worms not only cense your 1
amSerinit. but stunt to mind n
and gowth. Olre "Klekapoo Worm
Killer" at.once. It kills end remorse
the worms. Improves yoer ehild's appetite.
reKuiai.-? stomseh. Jlrer and
.bewels. The symptoms disappear and
your child Is made happy andShealthy
as nature Intended. All drusnts-a or
l*'S<*bW?s reputotloi
|lpFTai\ci2
akEstablisl
y I, spi
rmshiTVgft. I T-i l|
J. ji. . I
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Carolina?Beaufort County.
upoelur tWui. 1111. ^
?ora Whitley 38
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Icurgua Whitley. ~f .... - . -. 33
Barvlce by publication. ' i'>; . i J
The defendant above named win
ehe notloe that an action entitled aa
hove ban been commenced in the Sowrior
Co art of Beaufort Count/ to ^
btaln absolute divorce; and the dean
dent will tarehae tebe a nine tbei < ?
e la required. to -appear at the - term t
f the Superior court of eald Count/ >r
> be bold the fourth Monday after . : ,. . .?>.
? drat Monday In September. It bets
tlie Ittb day of Sept.. i?l?, at ' >1
to Court Honea afield taenaty la
faablnstos, N. C , and aaewer or delur
to the complaint la eald action.
t tba plaintiff will apply to tha en a it
ir tba relief demanded In eald eomlalnt.
Tblb iftb day of July, 1?1S.
*i) OKI. hi PAB1-.
~ : taetot artert# lAbTt:
7-bS-fwe . - ;-y- ' WM
CRYSTAL ICE
irann
AWD III
300 Pounds"
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