I at ofcci u >M win tall fov
DAYS la raadlnc the palm and aha
%Safe -' - reads the palm of rear Mm*
' ' . j like an open hpok.' She Ik a
. t 111 |/\ " eclentlflc palmlak
I lA 11J 4# A Bow many unhappy panple,
' 11 A SI 1 M?. Jf are there In this city whose
f> ' a \ 21 -lil #V u ere arkened by the acta
V V >Ur\5l ~ ?y / ? Of others. Is your Ufa nearly
% Yk\ n rf 7 j a wreck becauee you cannot
.\J.?.U^ W Y ^ overcome troubles of a domesJ
tic nature or otherwise?. Are
_ t *on *OT?* " *? 3rou
I "jl^T A *ke one ot y?ur choice ?row^^UyC^^v\
1 **** 001(1 ? 11 80 CODaalt Ma4wn
>y/1 ^XwjKynr* * >h? hM k*^
VUv, 4\WF i thousands of people from sor&
J V/jR I row and sadneea, so why not
V I-*n -\ you. ThU la the last chance to
R' 1 * V see her as ehe^will be here cmVftWWlH^
jy a few more days- Bo why
w ^ not have youe hand read.?
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[CALL AT J. F. TAYLOEJS I
FOR FRESH BUCK WHEAT I
BOTH PLAIN AND SELF
RISING
JOS. F. TAYLOE
Phones 123] and 124.
DAILY NEWS
WASHINGTON". N. C.
M- EXCI/U&IVE, LOCAL AG?NT>S fpffj?
FOR. THIS E>X&LUnS1VE. LINE/.- j?<lf(
MAUI fAt^nin I ihau R /. M? J AI A
ncn ucs lam livci neiiKuy Ufdl
Puts Calomel Out of Business
from Hot Springs, Ark., where the ach and Bowel ailments that famous
Best Medical Brains in America are physicians In -Hot Springs, Ark., preLocated?Nc
More Constipation. scribe them because they know of
nothing better.
To relieve constipation with violent They are a grand tonic. They build
remedies that simply force their way you up: make you eat, sleep and work,
through the bowels is easy?but how better. They drive sallownese. pimples
about the after effect of such strenuous and blotches from the skin and are
trvatment? splendid for headache, dizziness and
The people of America are now nf- nervousness,
fered a Liver. Stomach and Dowel rem-. All real drug store* carry HOT
edy by name HOT SPRINGS LIVER SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS?2i cts.
BUTTONS, that is a certain cure for 7our money back if they arc not Just
constipation. They are gentle in their srand.
action and give speedy and blissful Free sample and 100 of our 17.000 tea*
relief. tlmontals from Hot Springs Chemical
They are so good for all Liver, Stom- j Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
ISelz Waukenphast Mode
. Eb9| Very I airrt (or Women
V, This is one of the newest models
out by the Selz factories. The popularity
versal satisfaction given by the Selz Wau
for men. suggested a similar model fo
L' ==s and children. They were introduced thi
I for the first time. The factory at Chtcagc
t P Ing day and rAght to supply the demand
Let us fit you with a pair and you will tl
|' \ why Selz shoes are so popular.
SH ggn We also have many other styles
HHP for men, women and children
C. A. Tumage'?|
?"c^S Am
mtMtwwr
GUN S
. Wlnchester'and UJF1
, | both stinaard quallty^ai
i ) quantities. ^ ^
' J ? We are prepared ~to
, ! wholesale or retail
1 1 SWThe hunting season
' | should purchase a supp
i I .
I Harris Har
| J WASHING!*
HZ Gladdens
Sore Feet
IV hen Your Feet Feel Happy, Joy
Shows in Your Fact. TIZ Glrss Instant
Relief From Foot Troubles.
Tbitiki, for Your Introduction of TIZ.'
TIZ in :li04 ft-ot tfoyle Vlth comfort
ntl di'iblit ?itoibcs iw-.if all f'H<t-(icliM
m;?1 : w.-uin^s la a rca.ful. Comforting
OVt'liatb.
Corns, bunions, calluses and chilblains arc
-o.le.sd at once by TIZ?Use positive, anl
itnz.foot remedy.?o different f rem anything
you'vo tried. When j'ou ask for TIZ.
0 sure you pet TIZ. Look for "Walter
1 uthvr Potltr* A Co.." printed on the bo*.
..1Z Is on sale atdru?stt:s' and deportment
-tores everywhere. I*ric? So. If yonr
drelef won't supply TIZ, wn will send by
rami ..n receipt <f f?r<eo. Walter T ruber
l)o<lgo A Cc? its Mo. IVaba.- li Ave.. Chlcn-p,
Cl'rf Pnllc. Bau ttt.ll
| The supply of good poultry hai.
I never yet equaled the demand. Clt>
j folks prefer poultry products dlrec
I from the farm and will pay any pric?'
you ask for them. If you are near
town, become acquainted with thos?
! who use poultry products and try tc
I supply their wants. There will bo
i money in your pocket for such a
i _ ; ,
#
e
j WANTED;?SECOND HAND FIKFProof
safe, about 20x?0 inside
measurements. Wlf. BRAGAW
j & CO.
10-30 ltc.
brought \ fAg
and unlkenphast
I
r women
> is workfor
them.
>en know
.. K
K
I I 11
R HiBMBNiKnl
I * ^ ty . yJ*"'' f 1
H E L S |
Shells. j !
e carried by u*tn large J
Ml*youi^rder!?ielther ?
wUlfsoon'opea'and you ^
ly early.
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dwareTCo., ? I
3N, N. C - J
?MMMMM1 llti i
II KjL |
It te'a pleaaaro Id ?uap <wyw m
fully ob the praise of Prof. Walte j
Sargent of CWfl^llsr the .Chines* ^
custom of "one ejijblisfihd style of
dress for women." Lite
might be cheaper under such a
dull tray provision of costume. But
it would certainly not be worth lis*
lug. The whole trouble with costumes
today is that they are too much alike.
Instead of designing a dress that Is.
becoming to her own dimensions, preportions
and other endowments of nature,
the average woman accepts the
fashion of the hour, whatever it may
be?large sleeves, small hips, no
waist or v. batever' 1he fashion gods
decree.
What is needed Is not more standardisation.
but more individuality in
dross. A declaration of isdependence
is the crying feminine need of the
hour?not a uniform designed by any
iloard ef economists.?Nsw York Tribune.
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Watehlng the New Horses.
Horse owners should he partldo-larty?watehfnl
of new horses taken""
lata the stable, as they may have a
mild form of glandeis or farcy, both
of which are incurable, deadly and
extremely contagious to horseB and
to human beings as well. A horse
with a running nose may be as daugeroub
as a mad dog. ^
Litter for Ducks.
Keep the Utter in the duck house
dry by freqaeut changing. The duck>fare
great musaers.
mm
Y. <. t| ?"j
\\ 'f/Jcit*
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HERE' A ONEnSIDI
FOR NC
Straight !to*4 frock* are cteanS*agtf
suited to either the decorative mate
rUie bow modish or the plain fabrioa
The oddly patterned crepes, etlke
and novelty stuffs deed little trimming,
none unleee It be a collar and ouffa of
plain material to offset the too decorative
appearance or for contrast. The
plain materials map- be collared and
cuffed most effectively with the brocages
and figured silks.
AllliuuKh?w hare draperies?an*
overdrapertea. the plain, straight skirt
with iu accompanying plain blopes la
A well-eqf. one-piece druse la shown,
in 7099. 6a# of the clinging silks In a
targe Oriental pattern, richly colored,
would be appropriate for this model, ae
well ae thS plaid trimmed ratine in
which it is hare developed.
to obtain etther pattern It Inst rated fi:l
{
inT* Pw clUt'oXdl'"" J
I haro a four-bursa eren.r pomso- 0
Froaartch, of IVwadom. OhU-. m tha J
14 Inch pip, I fMt 10 IndMaS
km*, with a hoi. T Inch,, from wtU
tad for brrnc. rod. and two moral C
tola, 1H lnchea tram Mcb end fori*
loubl. tm darUea. B k u nt ^
Wck 1ft tnobee long. Inches wtftal ?
and about ft inches thiek. Om ads* 3
a bellowed out for tba main tree and J
Om otbar Is rounded off to conform 1
with the braca rod. Holes ara drHled f
aalls driven through thpm Into tba J
Mds cot In each and. Tba ja
pot through the boles In the J
l>.?w ?ud tightened op with nnts on- f
til the pipe la slightly bant. This ?
holds the block tight at all times. The m
last thing is to oovsc the pipe. Mock m
and all with a plate of Iron bent over It
and- bolted or screwed down. Small
doubletrees mast be used. If made
right this evener wlU pull a threeton
load through mud hole# or up a
80 par. cent grade. There are no
square , corners, everything works
freely, and there is ne chanse of
either team shirking.
Disposal of Mamirs.
The most important part of the
stable sanitation from the other fellows's
standpoint Is the disposal of
manure.
The liquid manure should be ab*
Borbed by the bedding and ths bedding
changed every day. The Solid
manure should be cleaned up morning .
and evening and thrown In a fly-proof
box or vault. If possible, have It
hauled away dally.
Cutting Out the Weeds. 4~
If It is desired to make the place
*.6ok tidy and neat and keep the
weeds from obtaining a more determined
hold, they should be cut at the
earliest opportunity. A mower will
undoubtedly cut nearly all or them.
4 scythe will be found necessary only
tn /-lit ?Ko
and in the corners.' ^
7656 ^
ID TUNIC MAKES
VELTY
An afternoon frock after this design
require# for else 18, 4V6 yard# of 18
inch materiel with % ef a yard o< contracting
el lk.
A half-tunic and a clever blouae arrangement
make Mi distinctive. The
mart effect of a plain duvetyn In a
oft dark ifcirpie relieved by touches of
vividly colored embroidery may readily
be perceived. Bit# of bright
green; cerise and gold make the em- h(
*Uw "im^ '$!uiikimwi!,Ttt? "2
ambroldary* add, furtbar oblo to tba ,,
trtx-k. ?rr- - ? "
Thta drtaa mar ba ooplad In alia la J*
with ttt Tarda of If Inch material and '
* of a rard of contraatluc material. #
No. 7????alaaa It to <4. ? T1
No. fan alaaa ?< to <1. tr
Bach pattern It cahta. c in
?8 __ Yon
know that on
inn [Know tnat OU.
"
Be sure to coml in
ten drys.J'You can
fully before'yoirbu> I
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These'are $20.001
j/amed<QA
T^THE HIGH-ART
rl-WXTT B'Tr Vtni ' "
INOT
TheJ Great^D
SfegSg Con
fr" "Will clcse; Dtcirrfcci
bcr 1st aa advertised. \\
get the Pony outfit deliy<
con teat on November 1st.
I- " The Poney jnjf" Pti
. week.each merchant wil
cash purchases and'on
from now until close oSc
i' Save Your Votes a
Southern Furniture Company. ^
Lewi & Calais. Gents' Outfitter*. E
R. L. Stewart, Watchmaker and c
JewVjer.
P<- P.zfn*well. Blcarclee & Sun- dries.
I
Willis Bakery. C. M. Willi? Prop I
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IICKHAIIES }F~THE~BREAlj'
loted Men, tike Prise Winners of th?
Turf, Have What Might Be Celled ,
**Stable Names."
nined my divorce aad^eeaeed to toll,
am going to derate -my leisure to
thesaurus of the stable names of '
he great. Too know what a stable
amo is. of ooutee. Tou know that a
scing mare called Czarina Olga .Fed-,
rvna in the dope sheets Is noTCzar-~
la Olga Fedorovna la the sUMe. nor
ven Czarina or Olga, but usually
Iain LU or Jlnnie. And you know.
jo, that a prise bulldog called Chamion
Zoroaster 4l. on the bench is
ften plain Jack'or Ponto In the kenel.
So with the eminent of genus
omo, Owen Hatteras writes In the
mart 8et The offiolal style and ipellation
of the late King Edward VIZ.
as Edward, by the Grace of God. of
le United Klngdam of Great BrlUln
nd Ireland; and of the Dominions Be-,
c,uu-?u0-??7-?iflirainp"or ot ina?but
his wife called him Bertie,
nd the wife of Keleer Wllhelm cells J
lm Willie. But
what Of oreq greater men? I
rhat was Ibsen a stable name? Did
m wife call him tfenrik formally,
trshly?or did she tone It down to I
en, Henay, Harry, Rik or Hank?
nd Bismarck? Did the furstln ever
HI him Ottchen? Or Otllly? Both J
Torltee at the Oerman hearth! And *
olstoy? By Roeelan custom he was I
so NlhakOerltch to his friends?tott I
as he ever Lee or Nicky to the cbun- I
e? What wds. Oraat to hip wife?
nrtalnlr not Ulraooa, an lahamaa.
sponsiblemma! And Napoleon I T
nd Wolfgang Aroadoua gouRt And
onarn BatacT And Robot Brown- !
g? Wna ka ..or Bob? And John
ealrr? Was he ornr Jnok? And x*f
nnsal Bwadanborg? Wan bo wrar
iiipl or cromation. A
No. M of th? -Tmaoaetloos- of thn
ramaMon gocisty of England, which
u Juat bona pnbUihod. atataa that
mw WW, un Uiwmnuum lu Oral rttnin
hi i?u, compared with 1.0JJ In
M. A H,t tt gfvon of tho w,II
town persona who warn cremated
ring thn year.-including tho BUhap
: Truro and Rov. Chart OS Voroaf. A
Kara ara It cramatortM In this conn-:.
r, of which irs ara municipal. Bum ,
arias ara ,trar of tho progrow < ffi
amotion abroad. Bams "Short Re. 11
I i . .v , -
_ M |
and try em one of our *?
, within the next gt
t on. We ma?t ?tt 1?
Mi order to reduce [our J
|fel
CLOTHIERS^ J
1 If.
r I n ' n
^ .'t ^j
unlap^ [Pony
testae.
{[letgfcFteedQf Novtir'e
have been -unable to
;red in time to dose the
1 give bonus votes on
pryznenta of accounts
am est
nd Winthe Pppy J
Vortiqt St Etfcerldse. Dnjgk -., \ . \
!. K .Willis, Grocer end Skip
ftaatfpir. ? " < t 7 7r
. Ki jHoyt, Washington's Great , '
9t Store.
entrai Pore Pood Ma rite',
larrla Hardware Co., Hardware
'lumMng.
'
Baal Watch a-specialty at 74cURUSS
BROS., Variety Store.
10-?0 2tc.
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VtOTlON PICTURES (fl
WHEN LINCOLN PAID \1
Two Haw Feature \
THE PEDDLER'S FIND \ I
Oo?4, Drawa M
CORING
Taeeday, Norember 4U> I
l DACGHTRH OF THE CON FED.
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Wadnaaday. Nor. ?<h. 'V
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