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A sr.11 be continued at regain* sub
caption rates autll notice u stoj
. .-wived.
"f >'0"! <S- get the Dai./ Newt
tvicpaae or write u?e man
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nx.' -.? ? a*u-.u;:?b l? [? ou. de
art. .t .-.vhsj joa.
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' . . iiti-! l'lt vi :i!i i, "fu- tin
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4 .i i r! U 1I-. IVI; ],a- e >Y tl '
J!i: lalo li an active iiif.*re?t .
'"i *: aii?i-i?!?'n?ii|..M* jij.hr in
.'l?rv];unl. \vri:i - r.. Mr. ||. Wirr
>lVri". Nnvian ?'I - In- Mjir\iiin>i ( '
A-~..-ia imi t'.rrlii Prevention an.I
Ki'-t of 1 \vi-liin?r j()
! iiit -ii,-* ? ?> in tin- TtiUuvuhvU
I 'ay Movement.,tiuH expressing his j,
i ir- i'?vi fitnl apprtciutii ii. Anions
other thing* In- suv>;
'Mv Wolllll'l* llM? l?Oell liriUlscil hv
tlii* -iuipiici v of ihr arms n-nl in '
I ?wartarnloooeU rntinrrnl
living ami cleanliness?which arc
within the reach of all.
"I shall follow with special in- ^
r -rest all your efforts in this >pleuiii<l
propaganda against the terriI'le
disease, ami hope*tlie results of
\oir luKir will he compiensnrate f
wilii the zeal, tin- energy. ami self- "j.
htierifii-* which v?m ami vmir fel- ,
, ki
lnw-w-Miker- arc devoting t... the,
> iJ,li
IVI-K.
"1 can r.iminlvr well :h?- rav- ^
?: .i i" i?y vilh.w fever in daye.-m
1;. hut f. j.-ie.- r... e r!:at the ^
i ? !"i-n' -n.it v4!.;,v? voii?:iicrei! .
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"J t;- !-r v.-.u v. ij: :>- < Mtlaltv |
. a_"::iiist luhercrlosU,"
Car?lirial Farh-\ in a letter t??
Mr. Frank II. Mann. Seetvtnrv of I
. the New Vorh t'iiv (' nmnrn'O .-n
the I ivvvnttiMi t"?t I nlwrrulo-i- i- *o
4'Vi'ti mnri' emphatic in hi- -npport
of the TiiL-rvulo-i- l)av e<onj
ni^n. lit- ha- ii r>? Tin* eleray yc
ninicr hi- idii?'rvi-i?n hIn-iit a--i?rinu
in ihi- movement ami ha- ?liiv.i
?-l that the work U- promoreil be
i i al! tli.- parochial -rliool-. In hi*
I :tcr t. Mr. Mann, the ( animal
",,N J W|
**V?.?ir work nni-r eoinmcml it- to
\v*v hiinian -on I a- it aimt'
free front an evil that Uu- Might-1
i i iiia11^ a family ami '? ? 'le-troy a
? .mvr ?.f < iinumn that know- no to
?*rrier. ""MMF- to
1:I" oM ii"' .w than 1'"
no
y. m th. p.i-i m..a -malli
. !n . .1-1 .sv?? t r- ?a
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thr. -Ji I."-:-! -an: ary . . t r
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4 -| iif i- It. rr-h!i tie-. ..! p -r-.pal j ,
! a'.it -hall civt \t-i? n i*- ?hvilnpmeiit."
Any cli-vjtMiiiiti wi-SiiiiM
I lav n.av oh
k tain liloranire free of ohnrjro ftroin [
Tlif National .Wnoiatinn for tlic
S ndv an?) I'rfvontion of Tuhrrvn
liwia. It'." Kaat -'-'nl Strpfl. Now
|? N't.i-k f'itv.
j Course In Highbrow Literature.
After trying to read the problem
tales hii highbrow wife delights in, an
I Atchison man now begins at the back
of a volume and reads straight through*'
to the front After finding out what
happened in the end Le says he realizes
what the authqr Is driving at
in early chapters, iff id be can now read
a Bernard Shaw, Ibsen or Maeterlinck
fftory almost as understanding^ aa a
baseball score.?Atchison (Kans.)
Rv niAtu
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Until & short time
one person in a
ever tasted a rea
cracker?as it ca
crisp from the ov
Now everybody c
enjoy the crisp
fresh baked soda <
out going to-the
Uneeda Biscuit b:
ery to you.
A food to live 011. St
ers. Strength for th
then to the little fol
NATIONAL BlSCl
Ccsi'y Ivory h"rt9. f
:? ure L'tt tivce u-urs of Ivory [ >R
i V.f-.-.hcc? "liia largoit c::e mcas- |
s oikjli*. s-;et by four lect, and, al- Pi
>u3'j u>.i?io In tlio north of India, hu? 1
irtek i!i"sscn for a birrdor. It i? used
iy on slate occasions, hke the sign;
of Important state documents.
e cost ostitis precious mat was alst
Incalculable, for more than '
00 pounds of pure Ivory was used ! 'a
its construction. Only the finest ,n
1* most flexible strips of material co
:ld be u*od, and the mat is like the
obi woven fabric. d<
th
>01"K K or .SA1.E.
la
By virtue of the powers of salt- i fr
iitniiKil in two certain mortgages
trilled by .1. (1. Mixon to F. K. Q,
ixon. oiu* da tod XovetnWr .'10th, ar
and recorded in the Itogis- w
's Office of Beaufort County in fa
ok ??T. Pago 11. am! the other
ted Xovemlier S. 11?1J. recorded w
said Begister'a Office in Book th
?, page 11)11. both of which arc ^
fenvd to. tlic <uid K T! Mixon w
II sell at public auction, for in
sh. to the highest bidder. at the
>rc of ?J. G. Mixon, located on ol'
i? main road from Washington. tfc
, C\ to Bath. X. C.. near Bun- w
n. at 11 o'clock A. M., on Fri
y, Xoveintier 2Sth. 1?^ 1-5. all the ?
ek of goods, wares, mcrehan- -V
se and .-tore fixtures of every
ml of :eh said .1. (?. Mixon in
id alii.nr tlic -aid store and ac.lired
or u-ed in ^connection with ,
e tin-lvantile luiMnpss there e??u- ^
ml of the said !. <*. Mixmi in.
which property will bo sold in j
Ilh- !i?
llii- Novritth'r 1>tk ID I ft. *
K. K. Ml\oN. J;
Did Ha Get ltr
r the lady?" asked a fond mother of P'
r four-year-old boy whom she was oi;
lowing off to her guest. 1 .,n
"I don't know a 'tory." lisped the ' _
ungster, bashfully. icv
"Oh. yea, you do," pleaded hla moth- ox
. "Just a little story."
"Will you dlv' me a kins?" The *
y's eyea brightened.
"Yes, a nice kiss fcr a nice little
ory." yo
"All right. >T\nce upon a time thert gC
is a 'nawful nice big vase In the par .
r an" I Just broke It. Do I get
as, mamma?" !
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Long Lost Auks Discovered. Jim
A apecies of bird hitherto believed W(
be extinct, the rhlnocorous auk. la be
found by thousands on Forrest ,i?
land. Alaska, according to an an- j
lunrement made by Prof. Harold 1
atlt of the xoc'.ngy department of
anr<- .! university. The auk, ho :
id. Is a nocturnr.l bird about the
-.e o; .. Inrte pigeon. It burrows as j\V
ici: '? 1". ieej in the ground wliero .
makes i"?fc home.
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nn
Years ago Piedmont Cigarettes
captured the coun>
try with their goodness.
I And their high qualitystill
keeps them popular.
The choice, mild tobacco
and careful workmanship
I that puts them so far above
Sail imitations, has made
Piedmont the biggest
J selling 5c. cigarette in
America. Whole coupon
iin each package.
jflyyJfre.gfriUtV'tmm (W
/OAr^^
f- S;-i ; T:\ *r ... * !,
,=
V-.M,.*#) vr; ?.";/** V?J g
(ago, scarcely i, l
thousand had
By good soda
me fresh and
ml
:ari know and
goodness of
arackerswithbaker's
oven.
ring the bakamina
for work}
delicate. Give
ks. Five cents.
IT COMPANY
ICnEA'oE IN FAri'd PROFITS
lirmers Make Serious Mistake - oil
I Spreading Energies Over Too 1
I Large Area, Says Worst. I
y J. H. WORST." Dean of North Dakota
Agricultural College.)
It requires approximately seven dolrs
per acre to grow a crop. This
eluded Interest on the investment,
<3t of seed, wear and tear on farm
achinery. labor, etc. By adding one
dlar's worth of labor to each acre,
ere is little question but that the
rerage pr?flts would be doubled.
hsr words, as niuch profit should b-J
alized from the one additional dolr's
worth of labor as is now realized
om the seven dollars' worth of tin oidable
labor and investment. Conequently
if farmers would devote
le-third of their land to growing corn
id alfalfa, neither of which interferes
ith the time and labor employed in
rming wheat, and put one-third
ore labor, thus make available on
ily two-thirds as many acres ol
heat, they would grow more wheat
tan where they spread their energies
rer one-third larger acreage. The
>rn and alfalfa fed to live stock
come, and one that Is not often adirsely
influenced by climatic condiDns.
while the fertility deposited up
i the farm resulting from feeding
le com and alfalfa to live stock
ould vastly Improve the productive;>a
of the splL ....
<?W FCLTOX MARKET CORNED
Beef Juai received. E. K. Willis.
notice:
tlio People of lleaufort ConnIV:
Vmii arc* notified that tin? comil-M.rv
period for Beaufort conc.
a* designated by the county
aril of education, will ,l>egin <jb
?iiday, A'ovctnta-r 24th. and rami'
for four consecutive school
?so Mny<. 1 Miring this
riod all children not under
rht and not over twelve rears of
o are required to attend school
cry day, unless excused under
ceptions named in the act.
Tt is the dutv of the attendance
fieer for your town ship to #nrco
this law, and the duty of
>ur teacher to assist him in doing
We sincerely hope every peril
will give this measure his
artv support and ericourafce*nt.
it is not unreasonable and
' anticipate no difficulty in onreing
it.
E. \V. AVERS. Chairman,
\V. M. RETT.
T. R. iinjir.ES.
^ R..ard of Ivlifr-ation.
. 1.. VATVitf \y.
(Sup riurtti'buit.
1 !J17 <5 tc
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The Cigarette of
Quality
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"TiMm and Flora ara dantad to
rack otbar." -Axa Fad aaiar Qui ml
Tbrgr aaa tka aama Fawdar XM-V ,
%i - ? FTaaaiwi Ja a aay?
tf .
A teller can't ht.fi hie looks, but 1
doatlMr to fair* any man who's-go* !
an Mas he e hssdsn?. _ #
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Doom Reflects Its Period. < j
The dancing masters who attended
the annual convention of the Amerl
I can National Association of Dancinr
1st Anbury Park were divided in opinion
as to the future of the popular
I dance novelties. "Duoes." one expert!
said, 'have always reflected the age]
| of their birth. The minuet was timely ;
)n its day. and It gave way to the more
I rapid quadrille. The,polka and waits
held out until tlje two-step hiade them
I appear old fashioned, and It was only
II natural **>at a time like this, with cus1
tomp and Meaa' which would have
I' bpph Impossible In the days of the
^Jet dance. ?houid^iave produced the
1 various new dunce movements. If we
1 should ever 'quiet down' they will be
I modified?if not they wfl] stay."
Convincing tesiimony i
-? \.
Given* '^v Many .Washington
People.
i i KxtiPrioo. .w i.:?
rJ
'.on people?
| Tjiose who have had weak kidi
iicy?? r: $
| \Vho lined I Joan's Kidney Pill?,
I found the remedy effccti\o?ouch
statements prove merit,
| Ydu iniirlit douht an utter j
trailer.
I Von mu>: taliero Wu-hingtod
people. ,
| Hero's Washington proof. V?r|
^.V
(| Head. 1 nvesfigate. Be eonvinc-.
i i d. +
'j You'll find why Washington
, folks believe in Dean's.
W. 3;?Hrrrdison. 119 F.. Sev1
inth-St.. Washington, X. C.. aavs:
'My**back troubled tne for months.
; and my kidneys were disordered,
i 1 he kidney secretions gave me a
preat deal of annoyance. especially
' j at night. After I had used two
ij taxes of Doan's Kidney Pills,
pr?>cured from the Hoyt Drug
Store.-1 yas relieved. 1 have not
had to take a kidney medicine
since."
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't
simply a3k for a kidney remedy?
pet Doafk? Kidney Pills?the
rHino thuC^Hr. Ilardisonpad. Foei?r-Milbu|n
* !o.. Props.. Buffalo.
N. Y. Irft
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Got one now V-'
NOTICE OC MORTGAGE SAL*
'' mk?' ?? i'v
Under and by virtue of the power
/ sale contained In a certain mortgage
deed executed en October
lilt* *>y John H. Joyner and wife,
[Hannah Joyner. to Robert Mitchell^
|which said mortgage la recorded In
Book 1?4 at |>age 178 of the Beanfort
County records, which is hereby
jnferred to for partlchlarz, do;*ulV
having been made In the payment of
the debt secured by said instrument,
the undersign d mortgagee will, in
Wednesday, the 17th day o^Uecembcr,
19131,. at 12 o'clock noon, bffer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the court* house door In
Beaufort County, the following de-%
scribed tract of lapd:/;
i Situate tying and being In Beaufort
County. North Carolina, rui! in I
Washington Township, a:.d rpor#
iuuy described a& Ic : ows:
1 _ Commencing .2 1-2 feet ca t of I'u
corner of tho Pate line In (>.#? P^rc
line, being the division Una between
tie Sparrow land and the Paip land.
Tunpiug north a square on*l4fcabout
iTl'fect toJatat is intended to bo
Ninth street, running thence ea-.b
with Ninth street 48.75 feet; thence
h sqbaro an* ? with Ninth street
I uck^. parallel with said loi 48.75
ieot to tlie beginning; being ^ the'
same land con.tyA in a deed from
Goethe Wflkii;:- and wife to Kate
prd John Hoi * Joyner. ret -ded In
Book No^ 8*. page 112. Register's 1
jt'flce of Bca:\rt County
1 Thlf November 12. 1913.
RODKHT MITCHELL
Mo?*'.; tccc.
WARD 5 GRIMES.
Atomey*.
<U?*>lu 4wc
MARKET RLPORT
WEDNESDAY. h'OV. 12. 1913.
Egffs# 80c
Ch ikens. young 2 0 to 40c
Chickens, grown 30 to 40o
heerlings 10 to 20c
Lamli skins, each * 20 to 25c
Bees Wax SS<
Shoep skins, each 30 to 50c
allow. . . . .. .. .. ... .. 4e
ry fliat hides, per H^. 10c
Damaged dry bides, per lb. .6 ? l#c
Jreen salt hides. . . *?d
'Dry salted hides 14e!
l eer 8Kia. salt.. m
f Jskin flint . "* . ' .. .
.Wool, free from bur ..14c]
| Vool. burn' 10 ts 31c
Live turkeys, pound 15c |
Qeoee 50 to 80c
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WASHING!
I . .'."J. HruKPS, Cuts and
BnravOld Son*, Stings of Insects
Ito. -V atii eptic Anodyne, used Internally
and externally. Price 25c. "
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Thousands of Farmers Ar
THORNHIL1
Tough Highland Hickory.
Iron. Light Running For L
Sold on a Guarantee.
If any part proves defective
or five, we will replace it fre(
Wagon is not the lowest pricet
end the cheapest. For prices a
W. C. Mallisc
r.m .Jt-1 - ?
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GUN SI
Winchester and U.'M.
S both standard quality are
X quantities. ? ?
We are prepared to 01
J wholesale or retail.
TJ The hunting season \?
J should purchase a supply
| Harris Hard
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re
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PON, N. c.
astlpAtlos or klniney .
m Electric BltteLA They give relief \
om the first dose. Mrs I-esra |jjj
sine* of A voce, la., u/i Ton
(ton had |1 von M up end my ?|
Ddreo and ri? friends were lock.
for me to die, when nor eon lusted
that I nee Eleotrtc Bitters. 1 "f- > I
d so, and they beve dona M . lH
arid ef *ood." Just try these. Ms
sd 11.00 at at] dranrfsts or hi
all. H. E. Buckles * Co. Pkllae
Deciding m Favor of
XT T- A TLd _1
Bolsters Trussed tvkh
ife. Long Wear Beds. '
in a Thornhill in one year
t of charge. A Thornhill ?
l-but the best?and m the
nd other information see
>n and Son
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C. New Club Shells, J '
carried by as in large J
lyour orders; either '
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r early. 1
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