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i|m re,t" ?"r
1 ? wfi I'ind pleasui
I nv Mm 1 per cent inK
? ~'JB paid on savings.
Deposits can I
I '009901 10c, 25c. 50c or:
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MANY FROCKS AND J
GEBARD1NE AI
AMONC
lfc ths rSCSBt Parisian openings, many
of tho tailored ntts and dreoseo were
. made of gelMrdloe or serge; dark blue
mmw aa always, to. bo tho faaorod
color.* "t These materials. hpwe*er, are
M. seldom 1f ever uaed -slope: they are
combined with satin. Roman -striped
or plaid taffeta. Tho suit abOwa ln
nearly every Instance, a est of plaid
or flawed aUki' tiro draped Japanese
collar la noted on both dromes and
suits. Tho sash of platd or figured silk
also pUnfis important part.
illustrated hero are two costumes,
^B suitable for if reel' s nd afternoon, functlona;
Na 111! la developed In a dark
blue serge with vast. draped collar and
narrow cuffs of taffetas In a dark, rich
groan. The skirt, which la a two-piece
rTo^MStt either pattern llluetrated'nn
f ont this eoupoo and kpdooe 1ft cents in
I stamps or oeln. Be sore to state nuaiber
I ef pattern and else. measuring orer the
I (unset part of the bust. Address Pattern
b'CtfO of this paper.
. Jfe* AM
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. NOTICE OF BALE
North Carolina, Beaufort County?
In tb* Superior Court.
;fcat*ett Manufacturing Company and
Other..
" " ?. 8. Fulford Hardwire Compuir.
Undor and by virtue of authority
Vested lit'mo by a decree of the Superior
Court of Beaufort County, I
Or 111, as recelTer^ for N A. Puiford
Hardware Co., offer f?*r o?lr. to the
highest bidder for eash at the courthouse
door In Beaufort county on
Frtiar, the icth d.T of April. I8H,
nt It o'clock, M., the following real
and personal property, to-wit:
1. That certain tract or parcel of
land ritual* In Currituck township,
Hyde ?Canty, 8tate of North Caroellna,
and described as follows:
Beginning at tha head of Bajk
landing gut, runnnlng north 50 West
I v . to qtHn't croon; nonce aown ana
with Mid crook to Pungo. river;
thence down and with said river
to Backlanding gat. and to the bel_
' ginning, containing thirty acres
tmoro or loss. Being the same tract
of land described- and oonveyed Id a
deed to H. R. Russell by William
Hooker and wife, dated April Ilth,
1909,'and recorded In tha Register
of Dead* ofl|ce .ln Hyde etfUftty, fa
Book 30. page 1J4. Bald .tract of
land "beta* afterwards purchased by
S. 8. Mann under mortgage sale
made by 30 R. Mlxon Receiver, on
October 9, 1911, and afterwards qon
v veyed by 8. 8. Mann and wife to E.
R. Mlxon by deed dated March 13,
1911, and recorded^ Book 39, page
^ 194, Hyde codnty retards. 1
ft 1. One Burroughs Adding Ma
chine.
8. About Eighteen Thousand Dollars
worth of bosk accounts of N.
8 Fulford Hardware company.
' 4. Five Hundred Dollars worth,
par value; of the ste^k of the Mutqa\
MlrfjlUI Co., Washington! N. C., said
atock having been lsaued by Mutual
Maehlhe Co., to N. 8. Fulford Hardware
Co. ,
It being'tbs purpose and Intent
hereof to offer at thia sale all of the
remaining assets of etery kind, character
and description now in ths
hands of the .undersigned receiver
of the N. 6 Fulford Hardware Co.,
swwsvs? sari^
An Inspection of tha personal prop
rtr bnrnln described can bo had at
i anp tlma at tha oBoa of E. R. Mixes
A Co.. Washington, N. C.
Thla ??h dar of March. 1?H.
E. R. MIXON. Kacalrer,
>e made in sm:U amounts as
-
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SUITS OF . . ?
MD SERGE NOTED i
THE NEW MODELS. '?
model, shown an Unusual rnd Attrac- CI
five panel effect. . m
Thla dress may be made hi -else M, b;
with 4 yards of double width serge and G
1V6 yards of S? Inch taffetais. Thla c<
mannish serve may be purchased from a
TKoeata a yard and up. Ol
No. Si75 shows ohe of the modish, e,
bolero-like coats with an unusual vest n
extendi n* Into fathered ends below the e
girdle; the skirt Is In three tier effect.
This suit, Il76-tl77. may be copied
In stse M. with 114 yards of 41 Inch
material for the coat, snd 4% yard* of
41 Inch material for the skirt.
No. lilt?sixes 14 to 44.
No. 1177?a^xes 21 to IS. ^
No. tlTS?sizes 11 to 41. .
Each pattern II cents.
No. 1...... Stse | 11
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ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTICK
i The undersigned nsvrag this day A
duly qualified before the Clerk of
the Superior Court ot Beaufort county
as Administrator of the estate Of
David W. G ask 111, deceased, late of
(he county of Beanfort, notice la ?>
heroby given that all calinis against E
said estate, duly verified, must be t
filed with the undersigned within c
twelve months from this date, or c
this notice will be pleaded in bar of d
their recovery. All persons in debt- (
ed to the estate are requested to *
mako 1 immediate payment. '
This 11th day of March, 1914. '
R. M. OAflKILL, ?
Admr. David W. QasklU. deceased.
Small. MacLean, Bragaw & Rodman
Attys.
State of North Carolina?Department
of State.
&KJCSH*ICATE OF,DISSOLUTION
To All to Whom These Presents Mai ;
(^me?Greeting:
I r Whereas, It appears to my eat
| I sf act Ion, by duly authenticated rec ^
ord of thq proceedings for the vol
imtary1 dissolution" thereof by th?
unanimous consent of all stockhold
ers, eposlted in my office, that the <
Carolina Cooperage Company, a cor
poratlon of this state, whose prin
oipal office la situated. In the city ol
Washington, county of -Beaufort
state of North Carolina (Henry N
Blount, being the agent therein and
in Charge thereof, upon whom process
may be served), has complied
with the requirements of Chapter
11. Ttevteal of 1905 entitled "Corporations,"
preliminary to ' the lasuing
of this certificate of dissolution:
' Now, therefore, 1, J. Bryan Grimes
Secretary of 8tate of the State of
Notch Carolln\. do hereby certify
that the said rnrpoiatlon did, on the
iitu day of February, 1914. file In
tuy office a duly executed and pttestnsent
In wrltfng to the dissolution.
of said corporation, executed
by a)t?the stockholders thereof, which
said eonsent and the record of the
proceedings aforestfld are now on
file in toy said office as prorlded by
taw* _
In teetlmony whereof, I halt
hereto set my band and affixed my
official seal at Raleigh, this the 14th
dsy of February, A. D., 1914.
J. BRYAN ORIMB8.
ggw. Bu,v
... .
Children Cry
The Kind Ton Have Always
In ut lor over 30 years,
, /) and h
AUow
AU Counterfeits, Imitations
Experiments that trifle with
Infants and Children?Exp
What Is C
Cutorlft is a harmless sobi
porlc, Props and Soothing
eontclns neither Opium, ft
substance. Its age Is its an
and allays Fcyeiishness. 1
has been In constant use f<
Flatulency, Wind Colic, ?
Diarrhoea. It regulates
assimilates the Food, girini
The Children's Panacea?XI
GENUINE CAS1
y^Bears the
In Use For fl
Tho Kind You H?
THB OdHtAUW OOM
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NOTICE TAX PURCHASE,
ortfr Carolina?Beaufort County.
o C. C. Caytoa:
Tou are hereby noticed that a sale
>r taxes by George. E. Ricks. Sher
r or ueanrort county, bold on Monty,
the 6th day of May, 1913, at 12
clock at the Courthouse door of
eaufprt county, L. D Midyette purlased
at said sale the property
hlch was sold for delinquent State
id County taxes for the year 1912
us on said property, which was 11st1
In- the name of C. C. Cayton and
ascribed as follows: 25 Acres
snd Hill.
The purchaser paid therefor the
ate and county taxes, together with
te costs of advertising, amounting
i all to 37.10.
You are further notified that you
in redeem said property by the paylent
of. the taxes and costs alloyed
y law to the undersigned, or to
eo. E. Ricks, sheriff of Beaufort
aunty, on or before May 3th, 1914,
ud If you fail to redeem, the same
n or before said date, the undersign
d will demand that the said sheriff
take a tax deed for the said proprty.
This 12th day of Jan. 1914.
L. D. MIDYETTE.
-4-!tc.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
f Julius Harrison, deceased, this !b
9 notify all persona baring claims
gainst said estate to file same with
tie undersigned within twelve (12)
lonths from this date, or this noIce
will ba pleaded In bar of paylent.
All persons Indebted to said esste
will please make immediate
Bttlement with the undersigned.
This Feb, 6. 1914.
NORWOOD L. 8IMMONS,
administrator of Julius Harrison
deceased.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
f Jesse Tuten, deceased, late of
leaufort county. North Carolina,
bis la to notify *11 persona having
laimg against the estate of-said deeased
to exhibit them to the unerslgned
on or before the 4th day
f March, 1916, or this notice will
e pleaded in bar of their recovery
ill persons indebted to .said estate
.ill please make Immediate payaent.
This 3rd day of aMrch, 1914.
H. m. COX,
Yard A Grimes, Attys.
l-S-6wc.
notice.
Having qualified as admlnistratoi
f Henry Bonner, deceased: All
>ersons Indebted to said estate arc
equested to make immediate pay
nent to the undersigned, and a!
>ersons baring claims against ttu
state are notified to present th<
iame to the undersigned wlthlt
waive months from this date, oi
his notice wlli be pleaded In' bar ;
heir reeovery. -g*. '
This 20th 4ay of Jan. 1914.
j. y. BONNER.
Administrator
flodmhn A Bonner. Att'ys.
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CHOICE
Cut Flowers.
For all occasions, Roses Carnations,
Vlo'ets and vsllles the leaders.
Our art in wedding arrangements
t re of the latest loach. Noth
tag finer In floral offering* to he
had. Blooming Pot plants, atsllas.
Hyacinths, Palms, Fmi, Norfolk
pines and many other nice pot
hhk C aL * 3
Rose Bushes, Evergreens Shrub
berles, hedge ptants and shade
trees.
Mall, telephone sod telegraph
qgders promptly executed by,
' I. I, ODlflNN J CO.
RALEIGH, N. C.
Phones: Stose42. Greenhouse 149
==:
Bought, and ?hld has Won
has borne the signature of
as been made under bis per*
aperrlslon slnco Its Infancy,
no one to deceive you In this,
end "?Just-as-good " ere but
l and endanger the health of
erienoe against Ksperlinent.
ASTORIA
itltuto tor Castor <111, Pare*
Syrups. It U pleasant. It
lorphlne nor other Narcotic
israntee. It destroys Worms
"or more than thirty years it
the relief ot Constipation,
ill Teething Troubles pnd
the Stomach and Bowels,
r healthy and natural sleep,
he mother's Friend. _
rORIA ALWAYS
Iver 30 lears
ve Always Bought
r . Our Townsman. 7
Thera Is a man In oar town?
Our goat ho's sur?ly got
Ho dumpo oil onrTo of rubbish e*
ITls nnsnf eornsr lot
?Allcntown Democrat
There Is a man In our town \
Who help* mosquito? breed.
He owns a host of corner lots
^ And never cuts a weed.
?Houston Post
There is a man lit our town
Who's even worse than that;
He's teaching tan so dancing on
The floor above our flat.
* - ?Chicago Record-Herald.
There is a man in our town
Who lives in every Nock
You'll know htm. for he never, cleans
The snow from off his walk.
?Spokane Spokesman-Review.
Rje Writers. "
Francesco Blcchl, Italian poet, has
celebrated bis ono hundred and second
birthday.
N. V. Tllak, an Indian poet whose
fame In the western portion of India
Is said to*be greater than that of
Bablndraiiatb Tagore, the Nobel prise
winner, Is a Christian minister of Ahmad
men r.
Rudyard Kipling recently celebrated
his forty-eighth birthday. Born In
Bombay, he has been connected wltb
tjie realm of letters for over thirtytwo
years, for he was the assistant
editor in India of the Civil and Mlli
tary Gazette and Floneer as long ago
as 1882. .
Town Topics.
i
Old Mr. Rain la still the beat street
cleaning commissioner New York evei
had.?New York World.
Sitka, Alaska, has a mean annual
temperature about equal to that ot
Washington, which Is mean enough
to a certainty.?Chicago News.
V/UllMgU viniiua iuu iuu&ebv iuixi ioi
ride Id tbe world for a nickel, but Doe
ton retains the palm for quality ol
service and sceuery.?Beaton Herald.
Tbe first sign that tbe cost of llvlnf
Is to be less comes froiu Cleveland, O.
. where tb*y have reduced tbe price o:
marriage licenses from $1 to 80 cents
?Philadelphia Ledger.
Pert Personals.
But what would John D. have lef
1 If bo paid all bis fines and all bli
I taxes??Detroit Free Press.
Mr. Carnegie has moved up anothe
$2,000,000 toward dying poor; bul
Withal, he doesn't appear to bo mnkini
much headway.?Indianapolis News.
Nelson O'Shaughnesay. our efflcjen
representative In the City of-Mexico
has not exactly declared war; but. a
be carries two revolvers, be may b
said to be upon ft war footing. In :
country where most people are sho
itr the back oil that bo nseds now 1
caution. Ho has conrage, evidently.New
York World.
Fashion Frills.
Bustles ore coming back. Tbat1
where tb'ey belong.-Tortland Oregc
nlan.
Modern styles In female street wea
have dealt the deathblow to tbe ol
I fashioned chest protector.?Chlcag
News.
I "Spring Gowns Tight, With Loos
Effect" In one bright lexlcou at test
I there Is no tacb word as "Impossible.
I -New York Post.
I Society Is threatened with cubli
I and futurist clothes for both sexe
I Tbe year has started out lo be of m
I exampled horrors.?Baltimore Amer
I can.
Facts From Franoe.
France la to take a census of Its at
I tomoblles and motorcycles capable <
I being used In war.
I' An average clever lucemakcr lit enr
I arn France geta do (o 3T. cents a dg;
I Those who cannot make the rooro Ii
Ml trlcate patterns receive 12 to IP cenl
I a day.
I M. Ifennioii. recently ai>pointed i*
I lice prefect for Paris, has establish*
| a school f??r policemen, iu Which r
| by the dnematosraph.
'
* pfcua&KALL *. I
? ? a I
W. O. Lamb, Jr.. of Wlflamston.
N. C.. U a busineaa visitor to tbo
city today.
moot the welcome visitors to
Washington - yesterday was D. U.
Martin of Royal, N. C.. '
B. J. Blakely of Wilson N C.. Is
registered at Hotel Louise.
8. Rosenthal of Baltimore, was on
4iur streets this morning.
W. F. Eller of the Raleigh News
and Observer is here today in the
interest of tis paper.
C. F. Foy, a prominent dMsen of
New Bern, is among the guests regtcred
at Hotel Louise.
W.' T. Potter of Aurora, was a passenger
on the Washington and Vande
mere train yesterday.
W. F Harper of Klnstoc N. C.,
Is a business visitor.
J. F. Buckman accompanied bfshla
daughters Misses Bessie and Louise
Buckman have returned from northern
cities. While absent Mr. Buck*
man purchasel his stock of spr!**
and summer goods.
I Mrs. C. L. Skinner and daughter
of Smitfcdeld are the guests oi Mrs.
Dem^sey Grimes.
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NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA. BEAUFORT
COUNTY. "
IN THE 8UPBKXOR COURT BEFORE
THE CLERK.
Fannie McCullough
widow of Stanley McCullough
vs.
| Edward 8. McCullough, Administrator
of Stanley McCullough, deceaa ed,
Edward 8. McCul.ough, Mary
Louise Moore. Qeorgia A Hardy. %
Ephrlam Hardy, Walter G. McCulJough,
Miranda E. Murray, Robert
Murray, Jones McCullough, Heirs
at Law of Stanley McCullough, deceased.
Thp-defendants, Miranda E. Murray
and Robert Murray auove named,
will take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Beaufort Count? foe th<
purpose of having the dower of
Fannie McCullough, w.-ow of Stan-,
ley MoCuilough, deceased, set apart
to her.
nd the said defendant.* will
further take notice that the? arc
required to appear before the Clerk
of the Superior Court at his office
in Beaufort Count? of Washington
N. C., on Thursda?, the 19th day
of March at Eleven o'clock, A. M.
and answer or demur to the petition
in said action, or the plaintiff
will appl? to the Court for tue r?
lief demanded in said petition.
GEO. A. PAUL.
Clerk Superior Court
This 12th da? of February. 1?
2-13-4 wc. *
State Lines.
Weet Virginia's mines employ 80.UOU ?men.
Kansas in thirty-five years has doubled
its crop productiou. The uveruge 1
annual crop return is now $2H?.P7U.3o3.
In 1913 the metal mlno output of Idaho
was so much iucreased that the total
value exceeded that of the record
( year, 1000, according to estimates of C.
N. Gerry of tho United States geolog
leal surveys"
Magne<e, a mineral which is over
62 per cent carbon dioxide, tbe gu*
which Is used for charging tsudu wa1
tcr, ginger nlo and similar beverages.
' is found in greater quantities in California
than in any other section of the
I country.
P
Train and Track.
* In all tbe world there are less tbau
three times as-many miles of milroad
f as there are lu the United States alone.
A new type of electric street car has
t each wheel mounted Independently to
. prevent the Ipss of power due to wheels
t carried on the ends of onlliuiry axles i
grinding on tho rails at curves.
According to figures gathered by the
Electric Railway Journal, London has i
123 mileS'Of rapid transit routes In operation
and nearly four miles under
construction, while New York has 1(13
miles In operation and 211 under way
or approved. Berlin has forty-one I
miles, of elevated and subway service, i
with thirteen miles under way.
There's
Power? I
?power almost unlimited?
in a properly balanced food
that yields quickly and readily
the elements. Nature demands
for daily building of
? body, brain and nervers.
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j Grape-Nuts
? FOOD
? ?made of choice wheat and
barley, and containg all the
tissue-building,.strength ele"
menls of these great cereals,
is such a food.
t ~ Grape-Nut* i, probably litr
roo?t perfectly batted of
cereal foods end is remarkably
eaay ot digestion.
J" Ready to eat from the pack"
age, and delicious to the
tast. A 10-day trial often
r- works a wondcrous change
i>
"There's a Reason"
/
a for
Grape-Nuts
?sold by Grocers
f_ . i
Crystal Ice Cream I 9
Fresh Today
Phone 83 "ll
Crystal Ice Co. [
"The purest treasure iroi:a! times afford,
Is spotless. re| ' fl
!fiv. Richard II
IM 1
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Write for Handsome Illustrated Catalogue W
and Historical Sketch
THK BACON PIANO COMPANY M
113 East 138th Street New York
NOTICE OF* SALE rectlou to R. W. Wharton's line;
1 with R. W. Wharton's lino running
By virtue of the power or sale North to the begining. containing ten
ronl^latii ID a larliijn Murine*.. ' " mor" or ,eM
Deed *datcd the 29tli day or O. tu 1,1 lfl,; olna the lands J
her. 19o6. by Rliodm Holland to ' Shcppard. John 3ueppard,
W. D. Grimes, which .-old Mortgage Sheppard and Peter Smaw.
^a... , . . , , It being the same land conveyed to
need Is duly recorded In .h- , and hy ,.onicl? 'j Be.
of tho Register or Deed' 'or it :? bee. hy deed bearing date December ' J|
i in.bi-gi.ed ??|J 2" -I'll \,y r:adc to the said deed for furtherf
*'an h. lk? 11 '2 o'clock M oT- if^riptlon Defuult !:uving been
|Mr fo" 'Jl" 1 11 ? J ?wn ' ?>:>" dorr ,, |i p payment of the bond reMitfton
Vo'ih ^ n .k, nroro?ald Mortgage Deed
j>h to 'he highest from Rhoden Holland to W D. -bidder
the following d-rcribcd land: (<rin,0s lhl, *ale is made to Bailsfy
That tract of land lying arid being ,r,| .my the said bond,
in Washington townphlp and begin- : ?j?hla jgtj, <jay Cf p0j, j9^4
ning at tho Junction of R. W. Whar- j W. D. GRIMES,
ton nnd tho Mill toad running west | Mortgagee
to Tranter's Creek road: thence with Frank H nryan. Owner of the Debt',
the said Tranter's Creek road South prHnk h nryan. Atty
to Tranter's Creek: thence down the 2-19 4wc
said creek running an enstwarlv di
An Au oniobile Without An Engine
i? a moles- ihivg
An Au'omobiii . <i I -man .11! n e:011s
fninV.
Asl< tis lor r.ros ml 'I ii
i Wrrc. 0- agaw Co.
, ~ - Firsi Insurance Agents In
VV as/liny ton. N. C.
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I t \NKLRS and HKOKKKM. \
V tiockM, Bonds, Cotton, Grain and Provision*, 78 Plume Street, \
( Carpenter Building, Norfolk, Ya. /
) Private wires to New \ ork Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of *
Trade and other financial renters. C
1 CnrMamnilctiNi nomorl t II? uil Irltjxl 1 u r ml u, enl anil mnnHnil J
i tmiunts idvcn Careful Attention. J
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