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YVAssPlStlTON. N. C.. OCTOBER 12
HUNTERS WANT LICENSES
Pennsylvania Highway Department Be
heves 150.0CO Will Be Needed.
Harrl-d'ure Pa.. Ort. 3.?Oiflcla's of
the highway department believe
that > I ?.-e in 150.'"1" o burners will be
licence,! by the time Nov. 1 rolls
nroun ! and Jeer hunters to-itineuce 10
prepare : r sp-rt.
The firs; order of licences called fot
j . and in a d-uen counties reel
it es ? ^ h?ve been made for more. Rush i
order- have been given to the printers j
t.i get -.'it more papers, and it Is hoped |
to make a further shipment ir. a few j
da* s.
In some of the counties 2'W hut?*?'t
rr? have b'pu granted lleenses. and
the way In which appllca i'>ns are being
made for camping sites on s'Me
forestry reservations Ind cafes that
there will be big limes tn the bunting
Hold.
Baby Ea*s Grass For Four Days.
ErsUlne. Minn.. Oct. 3. ? Beulah
C.ar.zh >rn. the three-year old daughter
of William Ganshorm who had been
lost for four days, was found under a
pile of brush in the woods far from
ber father s home The child iive-l on
grass and herbs, she told her parents.
Large posses had been searching for
the child, the belief being general that
she had b?en carried away by a leopard
that escaped from a circus some
time ago.
To Elect Yuan Shi Kai.
Pekin, Oct. 3.?Announcement was
tnaile tbat the national assembly has
decided to elect President Yuan Sal
Kai to a tara of five years. This wi.l
be the first constitutional" election !n
the Chinese republic ard probably will
take place Oct. 10. unless frustrated
by the imperialists, who axe plotting
to restore the empire
Continued fram page 1)
mill.on out of an average world's
supply of 3.830 million bushels it
consumed in the corn.importing coun
tries, but the surplus this year 1b sc
reduced that it's a question whethe*
any surli quantity can be spared.
A (Jue*ti<>n of Distribution
"Therefore it is only necessary tc
d.si it u*.*'atwl market the supply ot
gr.vr.is gradually and even'y through,
out the coming six to ten months tc
supply the demand without artihcla
!y reducing prices" says Orange Judd
Southern Farming. It adds: " In
view of the increasing population
and general resumption of industrial
prosperity throughout the world, the
demand for these crops should b<
even better in the coming month
than usual.
"Therefore natural conditions justify
a continuance of the fair price
to producers which prevailed during
"Sr-ptember. Yet if producers and
fl-alers everywhere rush the supply
t market, tl e demand will be exceeded
tempo!arily and pr.r es will be depressed
artificially and unnecessarily
Future of <?r? n l'rlrps in Americn
"A careful analysis prepared by
the Orau?*- Judd service "bureau
*ho\\ - 'list th?> pr.ee nf grain in ih<
I'nlto 1 Stiiv-f. nrid Canada ig_ roort .
do ?ely ;! : :.v c .. supply an?
op. f "r: :< i:f fh* united States
ftj -hi than by wtM's supply
or I. ypool price?." remark?
gi'ii'hfrr? Farnilr.s. adding: "The
are? d!' Ml! ? ** .v:i uuih nml oihe
graivs ;rly :;)'*p;as',d thi. i
mo.*-',, >-ik?]iii?it the Soirh as o
ro-trIt r>* *h-' : 1 ! -'.vide shortage ,
Not y-ar vvjj; see mo*e acres tievots
r.i cnn. and *rrm"1 grains In 5
the South than ev?-r before." '
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Co . Philadelphia ami St. Louis. i
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The Faml'y Couch Medicine. (
In every home there should be a f
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, j
ready for immediate use when any ^
member of the family contracts a
cold or a cough. Prompt use will
atop the spread of sickness^ 8. A
Stid.: of Mas oil Mich., write?
"My whole family depends upon
Dr. King's New Discovery as the
bent cough and cold medicine in the \
world. Two 50c bottles cured mi
of pneumonia." Thousands of otheT
families have been equally benefitted
and depend entirely upon Dr King's./
Discovery Ur"cure their cough j
. eoldi, throat /Ad long?fables. *
, Every dose bMps. Price 50c and
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For Health, 1
Mill ifn/l WuUb|?m Park
MlUaltd U delightfully sltuktod
on tti? north aide of the'PaxalL.
so. a little down the river from
Washington.
iandy Beach ZfZ'll
>nly near Ihgh land rive shore to
Washington.
The nice, clean, white sandy beach
s certainly enticing.
)rpA7p c Be,n* on the 00 nh
JlCCt/C5 side of the river
Washington Park is just right to
SCHOOL?There In to be a school
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High quality lota.
Prices reasonable and on easy
monthly payments .
The most money will be made by
those buying now. They secure the
pick of the lots a tthe lowest price.
We reserve the right to raise these
prices without notice.
. .PRICES?Lots fronting Lowther
Nicholson. Patten and Warrei
streets, $150 each.
Lots on Cottage Avenue block
6 and 13. price $175 each. .
Lota on XTollegc Avenue, block
7, price $225 each.
Lots on Fairvlew Avenue, block 7
price $2 00 each.
Lots on College Avenue, blocks 8
and 12. $250 each.
A. C. HATH AW
I desire to
is to be credited
to me.
Eczema and Itching Cured.
The soothing, healing medication |
iti Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointmeni
penetrates every t.ny pore of the
skin, clears It of all impurities?
itnps itching instantly Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment is guaranteed tc
worm, tetter and other unsightly
eruptions. Eczema Ointment Is a
loctor'a prescription, not an exmrlment.
All d" ggists or by -mail
>0c. Pfelffer Chemical Co. Phllalolphla
and St. Loula.
Great Eai
New Bern,
rhe largest Fair in Eastern I
iaemg. Gigantic Fireworks
For premium book, catalog
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Measure and Comfort,
oatcb ta?MOah XMBtllt-KfUT. lafraab- I
lag aostbara luanw bimn u Uay |
broad Pamlico la luaoa la wla-' 1
tar the braaaaa ara from tha land.
Wide A ventres IU; "?
Washington Park will be 90 feet 1
wide, giving ample room for three
rows of shade trees, one on either '
side and another down the center,
making It mos tattractive.
\ATatckr A pomp drlT?n #0 or to
V? <UCI In Washington
Park brings forth healthy water.
In Washington Park which will give
OU'LL WANT T(
Study the Plat, Pick <
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| Lots an College Avenue, blockt
9 and 11, $300 each.
Lot3 cn College Avenue, block
10. $350 each.
Lots on Isabella Avenue, block
6. 1225 each.
Lots on Isabella Avenue, block
7. $275 each.
Lots on Isabella Avenue, block
8. $350 each.
Lots on Isabella Avenue, block
9. $350 each.
Lots on Isabella Avenue, block
1 and 10, $400 each. j
Corner lots $15 extra.
These prices were ade August 1st,
1913a
We intend to advance these prlcet
You should buy before the advance
AY Washington. N C.
purchase lot or lott Nos 1
on sal<$ lot. or lots provided It has i
S _ LEON WOOD?Mtmbm?New YcrV*
( J. LEON W<
( E ANKERS and
C Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Or in at
% Carpenter Building, Norfolk Vn.
j Private wire* to New York Sto
\ trade and other financial centers,
S Correspondence respectfully sollt
/ icroaiU given Careful Attention.
?THE?
stern Can
Oct, 28,29,30 ant
Vorth Carolina. Fmt sxhibt
Display W gdnesday and Thi
us or othsr information, writ
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it's the Place to live.
tear as * crystal aad as swee/and h
>leuut as the moraine's daw. a
For Good Folks .??
FUk klobtu ex?tmlT?. rMtrictad
>l(li elus raatdratlal ncUoo. Not |
for rich folki not for poo* folks,
lust for good folks.
*>Darkies '
property la Washington Park. 8uch I
a restriction is essential to a high f
class white man's section.
*io Business. ??"T? v!
Tour children the highest education
) LIVE ON WAS
> it a Lot and Buy at One*
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'AVENUE
'and get the advantage of the ralae
I Washington Pftsh-is the place you
i mi mi|n?i iifiTTr day of the year
I Pleasant In summer, delightful In
fall, buoyant In winter and picturI
esque at all times. Such a place at
to find recreation to both mind and
body will give health and add yean
to your life.
No disease carrying dust.
No pent-up houses.
No dust keeping the housewifie
'forever toiling, worried and sick.
[ Here one throws wide the blinds,
| letting in light and sunshine^ ait
yet no multitude of strange, staring
eyes prying into your house as one
seeks comfort, or the wife looks alt
n block in aWshlngton Pari
lot been sold and the restrictions an
Sign Were
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Coliotl'ictatr,?lAMS^ff.'.COLE 1
)od;& co; )
I BROKERS.) ) ]
ad Prortakm*^ 7? Plane Street. J
ck Exchange, Chicago Board of .
*ted. luTcrtimat aad aaeigl?1 ) |
* yv^Vir ?/^W ej
ilinaFafr)
i 31, 1913.
. j
i. -Great Free Attraction*.,
artday Nipbt*.
surety s MtHftttl ssrttoa tkmlp
o^MOf.^o^or^slMe^wtn +> ,1
els* Jour children g
liver Shore Park A?T' ?
lrsr shoT* ws hsvs rssirrsd ample di
rounds tor porks. Tks people el
wnlac lots In Washington Psrk will
lrtvnllr own this wstsr front. O
>on't yon think It will He the (readst
ssbcru la the stsut U
)thw Parks '"Z '
rks In the property siring play- C
If yowU see end study Washington Pe
HINGTON PARK
irf DO THIS NOW.
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A V C NUE
*Ls?%* ????** * *j +*
liii ,* nil'
ter dally household duties.
Here your home Is as it shbuld 1
be, "more private," giving the house I
wife more freedom, purer air, lesi i
work, less worry, much restful time
therefore better health. 1
Come! Live In that place pre- i
pared for high quality people to live <
a high quality life. I
The desirability of Washington
Park both as to Vocation and re- ]
strletions^ is such as to cause it to
be arpidly built into the most dedr. ]
able residents! section of Wahslng- ,
ton. j
Attractive homes are there at
present. Others are being erected. <
Many more are talking of build M
In*. I)
i at $ ...and herewith hand j
e agreeable to me; if not, this $10 is
=3
Try the pal]
And G
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J Winchester and U. 11
I both standard quality are
^quantities.
J We are prepared to 01
) wholesale orretatL
[ i The huqtinf season v,
Should purchase a supply
I mr js'rffr'Vl 1
[Harris Hare
i; -* .??. WASHINGTOl
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f estments.
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InnCoc No ahantlea or bor.
LUUMJfc looking houMo wir
I tUoWld In WuhlDltM Ptrk Tkla
ooroo that yoor honn will not bo'
uoosod bp uodoolrablo honw on
thorotdo of too.
II rrnn oJhkL. Fork give*
uHUUHingr. WMktagt<w
tho homsokoopor tho boot oppor.T I
Hr "to looaro pioooont oorrooad.
?o of opt plan to Baotoro North1
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All will find to onco lire cad
learn the true pleasure in a home
In Washington Park they will nerei
rant to lire eleewhere.
Toe know la the cities It's a
recommendation, both as to a per.
ion's food Judgment and high soda'
Handing to be pble to say, "I lire
n Ghent."
" Twill be thus In Washington
Park." ;;
Select the lot yen want, mark It
?in $190.00 to the following slip
ilgn your name and address and
If the lot yon select Is sold I will
all on or write yon and advise yon
rhlch lots yon ean get or return ,
roar cash payment.
ron $10 which
to be returned
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carried by us In large i
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INlck?a?. IMM to to ISO VI
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hoocllBto S to ISO
^osifelat, each..- '. .'. 14 to lOo
ipt WO* .... MO .
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