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T;Telegraph oflleo. , F. F? COfclw<!,
Sf'
J:" '?W j?* M> hnMnooT.r. although'
" Tharo to il|?nd school U1 don't
jgi? hove " Mich tunc. Flaaso ask
for row to too ho the pony oni
< ..^Oft, lot mo-hnow and I will coll
Br v (pr, thorn. Your Attn frtond,
ZOPH POTTS, JR.
promptly. Horn gacured *
flowing Valla for DrhMchoJnoj*
Bborp, *^>tL Noy'^'ffij
the time to Improve your eSttr
supply and insure health of your*
family. Wire Or "write to MEftD
ft Marco ton, ^ethmren, N. 0. W?
* i' ,u^eSS J M
UDVRANTBJtC
hoalety to' T'eoiar. T? per uon
prom. Also hondkarchlofa and
? asMas?*a
1V-*W- PROOF, 8038 Cbituut, Phllodol
I, V . . Phla. Pm ?*
*31% :- * ?-tjj tut.
OR SALE?ONE BACKER FONF
about 6 years -Id *l 1-pony cmrt
and harness. Apply to W. C.
Rodman, 133 E. Main St.
10.33 lwc.
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Add Personal*.. # .* ..
O. P. Sattertk waits, an honored cltina
oL Psntego. la In the city today
In business. \ '
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, OUS^RECBIVBD A* THE BAZAAR
a big shipment of high grade
sporting coats, Ladles Salt* and
811k Petticoats, ap to .data styles,
which will be sold at a bargain.
Y^N^ec
^3 ^There^e^tliTTiatajgw
|y| gentljr^tt v
SB It Jim benefited^ thousand!
UC<Youc?nt make a?mis
B Can
N The Worn;
HI Miss Amelia Wilson,
n says: "I think Cardui is Ihe
|af for womea. Before } bet
ISI so weak and nervous, ai
LJ spells and a poor appetite.
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We have full line o
dies Misses and
price and color yo
an extra large stoc
Knitted Hood& Let
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ifiin '<
Plnetowm. WW la.tfea ?W-'!t?*$1
W. JL qjrtmrn of H.camcBd. V*
WW OB u?r iinau thU ikonlat
0. K. Lawt. ot Pforaaca B. C.. 1
r??-M?rt4 at iw?l Loulae.
Jti-8b.rt? T. J. juf*M ^jjH
Landing, N. C., arrfvad la lb* ,ci|
W a^nilnm-r1 >'
L J. T. Rawlta, jr.. cf Akron. O
pi?-* business visitor to thh city to
WL J. W? White of Norfolk, l? li
mratr. , ! '
t a B. Nance Of KnoaviUe. Tcnn
was here this morning.
J. F. Cowell president of Patn
lico, Chemical Company, bss retorn
ed from a short bsslneM trip U
rsyboro and TO* Btro.
p. W. Arnold of Washington, D
C.. was 4 paeaenge^ on tbe Atlantf
Coast Use train last evening. H.
E. Street of New Derif, la i
moat at Hotel i^trfae, ;
mv&i
Wl A HE MAKING A SPECIAL RP
Tort to have wfcat you call for
Ask for jrour wants at RU8S
BROS.. V/uiety store.
lp-30 *tc.
YYNK PSA VINE HAY FOR BALE
Apply Vo 1 B. PATRICK, Pbon.
444 LS.
IP YOU RAIL TO VISIT OUI
# Store we both lose. A large as
sortment of sample Glores, Und
erwear, Ladles Coats and Cos
Suits to select from. RUBS BROf
Variety store.
l?-tP Itc. , * ; ;
I a Tonic
xj woman's life when site JW
er over the hart} ptaccs. La
you. you know what tpnic - <M
n's tonic. Cardut is eomle
ingredients, which set RBI
weakened womanly organs,
4 to strength ana heafih, ' -La
1 and thousands of wew. . pS|
half century of wonderful
9 same for you. H
take in faking
tDUll
* MM ? ' "
airs Tome W
R. P. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., ICS
greatest medicine on earth; F?^
ran to take Cardul,' f was ^
id had such awful dizzy 19
Now I feel as well and [ .
ad can eat most anything." Ka
.. Sold by all dfitfers.
Thousands. Jg(
Wsllts
NO! NO! NO
Stop the awful wute of woo
' shingle*, the cause of diss*trot
fires, leaking roofs and endless ej
-; ' i . 1
pens* und trouble., t-'s* Edward
.Queen Ann ttalvanfzed Fire Proa
Bast Pboof. Leak Proof RHfXGIaEi
W. C. Maliison
and S:>n
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V - >*a. . .
\iTnr?lli o"
l w? cauia
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f Sweaters for La-r, *,<?
',7i
Children most any
u like best Also
ft of Toques and
us hely protect you
J! ";4s:
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Since, to a degree. simplicity la the
rule this ifrft, many of the well-cut
designs, bowing long, straight lines,
are equally as appropriate for afternoon
teas and matinees ah for street
wear. A fact that makes for economy
and a saving of time as well.
The lines of the "new" figure show a
mora or less of a slope to the shoulders
and broad lines in waist and hips and
often at the knees. 7789 aad 7710 Is especially
suited to these lines, showing,
as it does, the drop-shoulder and a
light fullness at the waist. A bit of
drapery on each side of the skirt Is
modish and graceful.
The frilling of net filling in the neck
I To obtain either pattern Illustrated &
out this coupon snd enclose IB cent* I
starona or "coin R- >?-- ?v.
I fullMt part of the bust. Address Patter
I Department, care of this paper. .
: SAHARA MAY BE RECLAIMED
No Obsteelf Thero That Modern 111
glneerlng Art Could Not, Easily
Overcome, 8ays Expert.
I "In the popular mind the recl&m
atlon of the desert of Sahara Is re
garded as one of the mast, monument
I al tasks which could be undertaken
but, as a matter of fact," it is qultt
simple,** said a well-known engine ei
^ who has Just returned from abroad
"It Is a much simpler project thai
ia the draining and Irrigation of Uppei
Egypt, which, has been recently a?
(. complished by the Hhgllsh govern
ment. The Sahara was once a fertlh
la spot, covered with large rivers, an<
part of the scheme contemplates th<
t* st&k&tlofi of these old river beds
abandoned by nature, for the purport
* Of again conveying the water whlcl
la;rejuvenate this desolate area> Bj
the erection of a dam at Tosaayer It ii
proposed to catch the summer 0*^*"
flow of the Niger and to-Irrigate thi
dlstrttt between Tirabuctu and Ara
wan, and the restoration of this dis
trlct dtlll offer encouragement for th<
p construction of a railroad through it
I whereupon the present traffic of th<
I River Senegal will be taken over b]
1 the railroad, and then It wOl be f?a?
I ible to make use of the Benc?et foi
unsation. it is proposed eventuall)!
to extend: the-reliitmd acroea the son
v-^ent and make connections with thJ
ton* which ta now poshing ite waj
northerly from one add bf Africa u
the other." _
O^tv-te t?rem Rural District*.
by dI.
SoMmi on UM nlnllTo prerolonco o
typhoid fewer in urban and rural die
Meie. In these ?s?Mi?e dm it te ies
i portent for elty dweller* to reall*
that, in the word* of Z>r. BoMman
' -ore* half of the typhoid Infections oc
currlny In the city of New tork are ol
rural erlfla."
That typhoid aayftevijiRwihll
lie*
on astern haa been tartrate firertM
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[HER IN-DOOR OR
?R wear ; and
lb* diagonal closing of tie blofiaa
la another effective touch.
Ofce of those quaintly figured stuffs,
that fairly "make" a gown Lb used'
herh. *f*he Assign could also be fashioned,
oftdBg of ths modish velours or
letlnM alVtU'tlv?lv A Awn r./l utiaa
me use <nr>a brocaded ?atin are also
food suggestions If tb? frock la Intended
solely for afternoons. An attractive,
folded girdle in & bright, harmonious
shade and an inset of the same satin
at the bottom of the skirt are Individ*
ual notes that give distinction.
No. 77M?alsss 32 to'Nl.
No. 7710?alsss 23 to 30.
Each pattern 15 cents.
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Made of Whe
1 VTENDS TO
J Rosy Complexlo
" Good Digestion
[ Good Liver
| Good Heart
1 Peaceful Nerves
Good Flavour
' No brug
! . Eaergy;"
?t
Poatum comes ic
^ Regular Poatum
i out the rich flavour ant
> Instant Postum r
' teaspoonfull of soluble j
i (s sugar to taster
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Sellable SI
I fil 'r BbAjl? ?HlM c??b. m?& m
y COMduMwUl ?Uow, but nbt
I Cabot's Cp<
I which are the original thingle-eto
' br tbirtf jre?r?' tue .11 over tl
keroeeue or bwzine with ceeip
pottlog od, Ibbjr m?k yoi
- Cebol'a BMraS ire made of the &
I aeri oil. with refined Creosote. w
I end make* it Jee? In daw tumble.
1 "T&55S PLAN]
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7812
THE INCREASING
THE P
Moth of the smartness and grace d
"Ilia imvdtefa baead waist and Unoi
?ds in the peg-top skirt which
taperil to a narrow footlih*, making the
| affect atUl moye pleasing.
. Especially suited to these skirts are
the "pile" fabrics, velours. velvets and
velveteens. They are thick yet light
in weight and aid greatly In bringing
Out in their folds the loose unfitted effects
desired.
- 7812 shows a peg-top skirt and a
blouse with a drop-shoulder, which is
another smart detail of many of the
new designs. An Inset vest which mar
1 be of brocade or embroidery is a pretty
feattir^of thia design.
Leather colored velours de laine in an
To obtain' either pattern Illustrated fl
out this coupon and enclose 15 c^nts 1
stamps or aoin. Be sure to state numt*
of pattern Ind size, measuring over U
fullest Part of the bust. Address Patter
Department, care of this paper.
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at % ' Co
n Sallo
Stoir
, Bad I
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Shatl
. Gooc
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Weal
ry each and ludgg for youm
t two forma.
requires fifteen to twenty m
1 food value.
equfresno boiling but is ma
>owdor in a cup of hot wate
M^adolooltoe,
>rc's a Reai
?
chemp tod wort 111 cm u the iniker'i^
eosote Stains I]
lift* aod have been proved reliable I
le world. "Cheap" etalna *nede of fl' 1
adulterated colois are not worth H
ir houaa dangerou."!y inflammable. I
oeat. a-roDtieat colys, (jro' ^d in lin- fl
hich thoroughly preacrves the vo?l fl j
[NG MILL CO. I !
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; POPULARITY OF ?
E&TOP ?
! unusually smart suggestion for this to
- style of dress. A model of Demy sssa -tr
at a recent opening of leather colored
i duvetjrn with a.belt of gren~ suede In- ^
spired the color scheme. P'
i To copy this model In size 36 It requires
6H yards of 42 inch material.
Plaid for the blouse that cleverly re'
peats the color of the dark skirt with
which It Is worn Is the combination
used In 7588. The low shoulder and a
, natty cellar are features of this de- ?
i sign.
i Size 36 In this model requires 4%
yards of 36 inch material.
No. 7812?alien 34 to 42.
No. 753S?sixes 84 to 42.
Ear.h pattern la 15 centa.
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TENDS TO
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c* w-% 99 II
J
or Merchant need* Bale ei- , I
tra capital tor a abort tone,
and lose* discount rather
ban ask the bank for it
Don't let this happen to
rou?if you have the need,
ilso the security, this bank
will help you-9
Become ra depositor of
the *
- 4m
Bank of Washington
Washington, N. C. '
?NEW? j '' J
Buck Wheat, Mince Meat I
Cram berries, Cocoantus
Raisans, and Curants
OUALITY GROCERY
WALTER CREOLE i CO. I
Priori 80 ^J92.
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Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as ndmlnistratss
Robert T. Wallace, decease^
le of Beaufort county, nona w
lna, this Is to certify that alImperils
having claims against said . v
tate to present them for payment
the undersigned within one yeez
? the date r?f tHim wnHm AH
irsons Indebted to said estate will
ease make Immediate payment.
This Sept, 90th, 1913.
, C. O. WATKRfl.
Admlolstraur.
23 6w*
HOME
MADE
SMOKED 1
>]A USAGE. ,1
PHONE
Central Market v ,'S
Adm tnl strator*s Notice.
Having qualified as admin intra to;
! Graham Slocum, deeeaaod, late ol
eaufort county. North Carolina,
ds is ui certify that all persona ha*
ig claims against said estate to
resent them for payment to the nnersigned
within one year from the
ate of this notice. All persons
idebted to said estate will please y
take immediate payment.
This Sept. 23. 1913. Jj
JULIUS 8 SLOCUM.
Administrator.
9-24 ftwe.
FOB IlKXT '
t
We have for rent a small farm
intafning about 2S acres, about 6
jiles from Washington, an in Wushigton
township, with house and
ecessary out-building*. Tho land
t Raid to be particularly well adapt.
1 for the culture of tobacco. Term*:
aRh,.,*r gn shores to a tenant who
wARi> & grimes"
j" i.
The Two J
Madams Mazells
Are in the city for a abort time. 'I
Puu't fall Ui uuuwult heri nfc* wttt J
til your past, present and future.
She can enlighten Che old as wen
i the yonng. - Consult
her about yonr^bnalneai ,9
fairs, yonr domestic troubles, yonr
ers> quarrel*.
AH tMlw'tnrutMl la Oo
lxwalad mulu Mm MM. W
bjaraar Mala aai Mortal Mo.