m OME \ : ?BgUT
' pruicoata. ?? * |J6 <1*117. Ei
I?1 ' '*-?**?*- K?r ., . .
I JSSBSEEKS S&S
j. ?2. darns.
| " 9-26 IU. -- / '
TANCT XINE OF sano RCOS A1
. -MM.EM. c,. -jf"?
4XAT1!?J RINK OPENS WHDNRS
night it tobacco warehouse on
Market atreat. Spectators # canta
- -admission. Laffles ahaunr TOeta
* Una akatlnp nets. .v m
, ?-ll stc. ' ' r
*. ' ' assailelsBnas?]j.' . 'j.r 'in '"r1.
Thorns Nicholson or Bath, mol
Dr Jack Hlaholaon, la a Washington
retailor.
J. B. Arch ball of Bath, was on otu
v -streets thta morning.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY" SPROL
ali. The Ham what am. AF
mour'a Star ham, the beat to b?
r had at any price at 11a per pound.
Qeanlne smoked shanks, none bettar
at 17c per pound. A lull Hoc
of other meats at money as Tim
prises?X-B?"boas IT.
, ; ?-j? itc.
YOtJ SHOVED TRY RHODES' FOR
. getmenot CMm. Equal to anV I5c
v offering at 80c per pound. Poach
ee. Orapes. Applet. Bananas al
Rhodes. Phone 180. Don't forget
dams Milk Bread.
-if itp.
CABBAGE. RUTABAGAS, ONIONS
Sweet Pitatoes at J. E. Adams.
, ?- ite.
15.06
RICHXOND. VA., AMD RETURN
VIRGINIA STATE PAIR
? -Mchsuad.Jk* Octoh. l-il Inclusive
On account on this occasion the
Atlantic Coast Line DalWtad Ot67T
the above attractive round trip
/ ^rate to Richmond, thereby affording
the public an opportunity to take
part in one of the beet fairs held in
! ' the eountry. Splendid attractions
day and night; 150.000 fa prlsee be
tag Awarded. , Vv <\
Hife v' Tickets on sale (Or ?J1 trains Ootober
3rd 11th Inoluslve. United
returning to reach original point
s,i _ not later than midnight of October
V i?t*.
\ Children between a gee (lee and
\ twwlrw genre belt fere 'On *nd
Vnhe gtror friend* with gon. Jj -.J
V W. J. CRAIO. T. C. WH1TR
I P. T. M O. P. A
I Wllmlnglon, N. C.
t"7 ~ I
nM
Loolsvlll
Affifei, KtE*MlicurdhulSU
Co:np
M|P ^
Pagan of Dardans, N. C. lia l
Mir, Alio lonrn of Ql^oirjn*. H j
[ en'routo to Edward., N. C4,-arbor, ah? I
wi I t?ch mu.ic IdaAo .iwded Kkoo I
of that town thl, ae.aloo. I
- 3? 'j/jEv,r ' ? 'II
L ?at>.. < - .1.1...1 iiiin .
HMH XdOregor Of GOIdaboro, N
c?hf oil our atreeta tbla mornioB
' H 9 Gtbba of Middle too, N 0.1;
'tie so eat of Ma daughter, Mra. R. B
1 Woaton on Beat Main street - }
pT h* ^T': *&" v -\T WJ
J. 4 Wilkinson of. Belhavan. U
'bar* todAy on bualnoaa. - CASTOR
IA
Var Infanta and Children. 7
Tto You Hava Ahraft Boogtil
?(rt'DIltm IXVESTION! JtST
out. Agent* eotnlnx money. Ugbti
bogie brilliantly for on* cent per
night. Allen-Sparka Qua Ught
Co.. LttSng lflcH.
?-ie ?? teli't: ?
THE BEST LOKWmOnt AXE
corn Meal. Alao Hominy, c. 8
Meal and Bulla. Ray. ate. J. B
Adama
?-|?_Jtc.
ROADS in Wisconsin.
But* Highway Appropriation la Lar?ar
Tbap Evar.
Tba fTowtk of tha jrood reads protv
mount of money provided by Um I
state of Wisconsin. / "- '. I
For 1914 that amoont la $1,200,000.
rbflTMi for the prrraot ynar U la odly
SSfttSM. and for 1?12 It was $469,417.
The*? money* krr distributed among
the counties In proportion to thetr
need*. Ultrraakoe rettluf the lirpit
share. $23L72a
Mroattio Psps. P
-I don't think jour father foeie vory
kindly toward me." raid Mr. Stay Is to.
"Ton mlHjnd?? Mm. The moraine
after yon called on me bo aeetne<rquite
wotrle^ for tear I had not treated yon
with proper courtesy."
"Indeed! What did be say?"
"He nuked me bowl conld be no rod*
M.to let you away without yoor
breakfast.** New York Q.oha.
If other -Wow. children. T want yon
to khw Htm Lemon itondby BJder
Brother?C<?me on. Bin/, be a iJMrfc
U1I bo orar tu second.-Ufa " .
Man. Patty Man. , > .
Knlefcecv-Tberabi plenty of rflfei at U
the top. Rocker-Yes. but yoor wife
let* you have only the bottom bureau I
drawer.?New York Hon -" "iy ' i]
ft? fth- DJ*V, V i i
"Jmet pmpo^.-rt rw m* frhWo torn Id* j 1
the mntd^ fnt me h> th* pinno." V .SajJ
"Ah. I * ! YOU play*) ricbt Into ,
hla hand*." , m {
By ttio ?trw< of By and By om ?r-1
ft!?# !? the pAn?*?f NVrer rorrwnt**. I I
?-? . ft.
B I 111
L UHI^J
m I wi\ M
m' Iv,
HI 111 .
ninl I n
/*SSX 1 i r: i\
? wj. r i||||y
?>7Hi?,fM,A.?.KI 11>> in C^nl
Pop?Ur 2-button *tyle for.
With natural abotaldara ant)
long lapel*. Back Tightly ..
tana ?Ue4. ? button Tilt ,
wlUtTSaUs. Trousers smooth
fitting over blps, medium ,
1?*S.' H'vv
WHAT'S ^4 |
behind two
buttons Z ;
' A great deal if ytmU
notice carefully the
Kirschbaum two button
- wit jinn tbore. 7 1
First, thare'8 the stylethe
simple, unobtrusive
air which can't be had in
more ornate designs.
Secondly, //Ogre's the
wear?the Kirpjhbaum c
quality that faces hard #t ~
vice With a chip oti its
shoulder. v >
Like an our other
Kirschbaum
Cloths t1520IZ5.
shuwu how, is made of ill .
wool, shrunk by the original
London cold-water
piooese. It's also sewn
throughout with silk
thread I
You'll find it better fittin*
than any other suit*
you ever wore. >
You're always welcome
to look over our Kirechhaum
Clothea, whether ox
not you intend to buy. '
On the sleeve of our $15,
ISO and IS5 Kirschbaum
Specials you will find a guar
antee ticket that guarantees
satlafaction on a moneyTHE
HUB~
1 . - , *
rjkR TO SAVE FRENCH ROADS.
Public Werics Minister Plane te Spend
150,000,000 en Them.
Not lew than $50000.000 will be
pyent In the next tensor twelve yra
Mittlnz-a. tar cunt oa JLOOO miles or
trighway or one-quarter of the roads
?f France, according to the minister
if pnbHc work*. M. Thierry.
The new tourist department at bis
ministry Is grappling with the problem
of overbanllnc the roads for the
benefit of the motor truffle, which has
x) ready reached huge proportions and
la threatening to ruin the splendid
highways for which France la famous.
>1 Thierry la convinced that the only
way^to rotabat-tbe wear and tear )|
to Tiinh!rtrtrwM?dMl? tarring.of the
roads, lie purposes to meet the henry
put by a graduated tax- on automo-.
biles ranging from *10 for twelTe
nbrse power cam to *30 for all orei
sixty horsepower. x
M. Thierry also says that the tourist
deportment is going to see Prance prodded
vrltb clean, comfortable and hygfcrafcv
hotels, whlen rewound Ju tiermany;
Austria and Switzerland, bnt
ire lacklug In the repgWlc. although
^verrwhere the food obtainable in
French country inns is excellent
.
frulld 209 Mil. Read In One Day.
A now road ana miira In length was
constructed In one day In Michigan
ttmnifb the concerted efforts of mo
tortsts end others atony Ha route. l\
wss the^lturon shore ^nlMtoe^blstv
bfciv1" '4- ' f .4 v '3
PHONE 89. '"*-4
try \ gf _ ' 'JV*> .'
I %' v:t' J. ^ . V; 'r;* , / . ? ' .y" '
I Of attW COJTEE and TEA or
| PO8T0M to nrntltytuK rtoi ro?1
know t?,y are load. We handle
the beet. Special price. on
Phone 261. Free DeUrery
Phone Orders Appreciated?
PURE FOOD GROCERY
J K. BONNKK. Pro*.
* w''i
==
for ( eta. Bere, and Bmleee.
i In mr home there ahould be i
box at Bucklen'e Anion Selre, ready
to apply In awry baae of bnrna. cute
wound, or acald?. J. H. Polanoo. J>eP
villa. Tefct-R^Ne. ?. write.: "BuckKlrri.eat-toot.~~TO*
one baUakad It
lan"a Arnica Selre acred my little
MUM ho eared." The world', beat
lalra. ciate ?Ke a.
Ml drngtJita.
?
Hot Springs
Liver Buttons
are inTown
Tone up your liver; clean your bowels
of tool waste; drlre out poieonoui
|MU, end constipation and fed fine
and full of energy in twenty-four hours.
Throw away calomel^ Ki dMttroM;
W<Ww5?$5er " harmlem; ad
gently yet aurely <Skt Wm fcewafr
do net oauee 4 particle, ot afteridsery.
It*a a Joyful laxative and mote, tfe
dee fnr rtlswlnett. MHnnnneae. alnlr
headache, Allow Ala and malaria.
They maA:?"i"y*o*r fe*.good 1*
oauae they act as a general toata driving
impurities from the blood and making
the entire Intestinal tract dean
and an tier pile Jfo at all druggist*
and money.-bank K dlmatlefled. free
anaplea and W at our 17,000 taatlmoBet
Springe, Ark.
' Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified u administrator
of ttomV Howard (colored), do
ceased, late of eBaufort county.
North Carolina, this la to oertlfy thai
all persons having claims against
aald estate to present thex^ for paycent
to the undersigned wlthlq on a
year from the date of this notice,
All persons Indebted to said eatata
will please make Immediate payment.
This September 8th, 1918.
LUTHER HOWARD. .
Aimtoiifttt-tor.
Make Y<
A PI
01* *. > - ' r>.i ' t'lj-V-Imagine,
if you p
' fort in trying td vi
of shoes. Your d
T ' very strenuously, e
?.l. ~?i.
iui^ w/a ana |jau
"J trouble. Their fan
exterior appearanc
the danger. A sh<
ing, regardless, ir
jury to a child's f(
II ijfrn&i rtJr^^^ if? I
III * I
I II JX" ]j^^^ic|h x 1
!r_
I Your sPare bedroom
S or guests room should be well
uxnished- -its comfort means reputation for you
as a hostess". It is not necessary to spend a large
sum on this room, but whatever you do spend
should fee in good taste and all for the comfort of
your guests. W e have great experience in this
kind lo furnishing and can help you.
cniiTHP^" CT'^'
C6e TVacQf^GoodRmyUatQ
Washington. WC. ||
- 'MM i \ t i
Meredith College: j
One of the few college* for women in the South that confer* an A. B.
degree representing four year* of genuine college work according to the
Standard of (be aaanariatlnn of Colleges of the Southern States. Diploma*
awarded those who complete the course In the Scooob of Art and Music
Library facilities excellent. Systematic training in physical education under
director and assistant. Courts for tenuis and basket-ball. Board and .
famished soon In Mian Building, beat, light, literary tuition, feet for
L -- physician and nunc, and all minor fees, $220.50; la the East Building and
Ottama,. from 047.50 to 9*5 lean. Students not offeringthe necessary
uaitstor entrance msy prepare In Meredith Academy, which Is rated ia
Class A of the accredited schools of the State U university. For Catalog,
Quarterly bulletin, or fuller Information, address
R. X. VANN, Preat. - Raleigh, N. C.
I Washington Collegiate Institute |
S * WASHINGTON PARK Washington. N. C. 5
# First Year Opens Oct. 1st Wed 9 a. mTS |
JS Grammar. High School aod Collegiate Depart- 2 !
? ments. Courses in Agriculture, Domestic Sci- 2 !
. A ence. Typewriting, Book Keeping and Stenog- A j
raphy, Boarding and Day Students. Rates j
! J Reasonable. Small classes, individual atten- j
y rion and 1? r * " ~
i J* %?w? buu ou|/vi Tjoiun oj. ?iuuy. ror catalogue ~Z
! , | or information address,
, i ? EDGAR A, LOWTHER, Pres., 11
J J Washington, N. C. -J [
>ur Children's Schc
easure J8WL This !
i w" "pgBB^n
-'
lease, your own discom- Selz Waukenphast and
fork in an ill-fitting pair for boys and girls are o
lildren exert themselves foot form lasts by skille
WWMIIV oI'lcrfeKrvl Ao n " ?-->- - ?'
uv wiiWli 4 kO A - U1V. AdillV V.11UI littlU i-illC
i don't growl about foot Selz as a positive leader
cy begins and ends with facturing industry of the
:e of shoes. Therein lies sold exclusively in this i
>e salesman bent on sell- men who know how.
light do permanent in- most people who give si
ret. thought.
C A. Turnage's
* - , 1.
I MHBHPMHm3f v. -"-H
^ -'lyii ay ii . ,^ ... ,r" I ..SfiBH
> ?Q\ vjJ Jj *"fe S ijyB
' ,' \ ija ,..<
, > ar
DoUff md
III*
CT6I11. . ' * 1
V If not; get bauk fcaakl
? ?r Striae ft | jj i ll
to day the ?h| t iHaHal 1
wealth. 4 per cent, iafcaml
allowed aid "f
' V- 'i <*u i.'fr '. '- """ :
{ Blue Ribbon Mj
\ HAMS I
Once tried akoayt ft
QUALITY GROCERY [ 1
WALTER CREOLE S 0L| 1
PkMMNVfl f J
homemade 1
SMOKJtD I
SAUSAGE, i
PHONE |
Central Market ;
Diun
CLAUD A. LITTLE. W
"The Store Around the Cmmf |
>ol Work I
Fall ]
JM
?J
Liberty Bell shoes
lanufactured over
1 workmen, using JB
that characterizes
in the shoe manuworld.
They are
.tore and fitted by
This appeals to , Jl
ich matters serious
I fet