$1575* |
There's only cne scientific way
to build light ''Six" and thats
the Siudebaker way?the manufactured
way
v ?tudebaker, f^tersjly. gets
lightness with doubled or
trebled strength?by heat
> treating the steels.
The other way?the dangerous
and weakening way?Is to
assemble parts?not heat ^
treated, and get lightness
. by reducing site.
Or, sometimes, a so-called
light "Six" Is simply a "Six"
slightly smaller than a large
"Six" and practically as heavy.
The Studebaker SIX moreover,
is perfectly aligned, perfectly
lubricated, perfectly balanced.
r Thus friction and vibration are
reduced and long life promoted.
V
The owner of ttie tSudebaker
light SIX.fl therefore, gets
greater value than can be
given with smaller production,
In whlch*any lowering
of price necessarily means
a lowering of quality.
Send for the 8tudebaker Proof
flnnlr dflB/rihinr
manufacturing methods.
F. O. B. DETROIT
Four touring" car $1050 I
SIX Touring Car .$1576
Six Landau Roadster. .
$1800
SIX Sedan $2250
'35" Touring Car. . $1290.
"35" Coupe $1850
8ix Passenger SIX $1550
HARRIS HARDWARE CO.
Washington. N. C
Buy It Because It's a Studebaker
CLASSIFIED
Ad?^
YOUR CHOICE ONLY *?.?8 FOR
any Women's Suit left of this season's
styles. Former prices up
to $32.50. No approvals, no alter
aliens. J. K. Hoyt.
WE HAVE ARRANGED TO SELL
a limited number of six pound
Westlnghouso electric irons. New
type, for $2.50. Regular price after
June 15, $3.50. On sale at
Gay Plumbing and Electric Co ,
and T. II. Blount Electric oflicei.
Municipal Electric & Water Department.
6-l-6tc.
n.i.niiU filUHC lil IliLM.Xi IN
a desirable location (or Cash Grocery
and variety store. Address
Dally News office and price wanted.
5-30-lwo.
Bt'Y YOTL'B 8UPPER8 NOW AH
you can make big savings on all
kinds of summer footwear. Big
sale now on at J. K. Hoyt's.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN?ONE
Gas Boat, three horse power.
Hall and., engine good shape. S.
J. Merriman Jr.
6-17-lwc .
| BASEB
now. mv, mr fan has^l
pt*suaofco kje to 0?v6 y0\
ONC MORt 6HANCE tO SAAWl
4000 Aj A TwiRuCR. 0ON*
ost t?at o not ah a nor t
ah aoath tea . wt ) ?
cr^v fi
rH
Q^,t p
Of oil utove. . Hji$ bo in good
condition and choop for cash.
Now*. I
FOR SALE?HOUSE AND LOT ON
8econd street built about 6 years
Well built; ten rooms*, gas, water
and heater. Prices reasonable;
terms easy. Write Care P.
O. Box 11S, Washington, N. C.
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WANTKDHA COMPETENT 8TEnogpapher
for a law office. 1*. O.
Box 7. City.
S-1-1 wo.
PIGEONS PAY DOLLARS WHERE
chickens pay cents; small capital
needed, small space required; always
penned up; ready markets;
send for May issue of our Journal;
felly explatned there; price ten
cents. Reliable 8quab Journal
Versailles, Mo.
i-8-lmo.c.
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BAKER 8AY8
To hla mind every good bright
boy and gtrl ought to be interested
In securing^ a good photograph of
mother and fathes. Says Baer.k I
am In a position td know that there
are lots of people with big families
of children who haven't a picture in
the world of themselves. Some
wives haven't a picture of their huebands,
husbands haven't a picture
of tbelr wives. It Is too bad. 1
mention this because It is a fact,
and It is my business to call your
attention to what may be your duty.
It is up to you to do your ththk lng.
BAKER'S STUDIO.
6-S-Stc.
CITY ORDINANCE.
The Board of Aldermen, of the]
City of Washington, North Carolina,
. do ordain:
Viral- That It shall ha unlawful
for any person to throw any written
or printed notices or postdVs of
any kind or description upon any
of the public streets or alleys of the
City of Washington, or in any yard
or lot in said city, or to .distribute
same upon the streets or alleys of
the city by handing or delivering
tliem to the paBsers by.
All persons who shall carry or
send out written or printed posters
or notices sba'.I be required to deliver
them to the occupants of houses,
or place them under the {rout door
of said houses.
Second: Any person who shall
violate the provisions of this ordinance,
shall, upon conviction, be
lined Ten Dollars ($1.00.)
6-3-10tc.
Bronchitis And
Cough Cured
J. K. EARLY WHITES OF BEAR'S
EMULSION. ?Undoubtedly
One 01 the Beet Prep
ai nuuiifl ijt11 naur lu tunr
Up the System.
John, D. Dear. Elkton, Va.
Dear Sir?I have used and recommended
Boar's Emulsion (or 3
years and before or since 1 purchase!
the first bottle I have never seen any
thing that would relieve the bropcliitis
for my little girl so promptly
as it does. I have uBed for myself
and other children.
Before getting the Emulsion 1
have stayed away from church on
account of a dry hacking cough that
I had. Now 1 take a dose before
starting to church and am never
bothered during preaching.
I will in good faith recomriend It
to any one needing anyl /.'g for
coughs, colds, or bronchltif.
J. R. Early.
At one dollar a bottle or six for
Ave dollars; can be supplied by any
druggist or will be sent dfreet.
For sale by Worthy St Ethertdge.
ALL MO
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y ^eAcoH\ppj
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IIVI UIJUIVUXS
Niagara Falla, Oat.. Jane 2.?After
a two-hour conference oetween
the mediator* and the American 'delegate*
yestreday the question of admitting
the Constitutionalists Into
negotiations for tiie settlement of
the Mexican problem still was undecided.
The desire of the United States
to have-the Constitutionalists heard
here has impressed the medlatofe,
however, and they are taking a more
Tavorable view of it.
After the conference Justice Lamar
dlstated the following statement:
"We had conference yesterday
morning In which we continued the
discussion of a point on which we
had not agreed on Saturday. The
matter still under discussion; but
wo found in our talk that we were
not so far apart in our construction
of certain phases and wo are atlll
quite hopeful."
The mediators have taken the position
that they will admit the Constitutionalists
if they are ready to agree
to an armistice with Huerta and will
come prepared to dlscusa internal
I aa well as International phasea of
| the situation.
While the last note from Caransa
J did not make clear his attitude with
respect to these points, it was understood
that the Washington government
had obtained Blnce then
more Information about- the attitude
of the Constitutionalist chief and
that this had been laid before the
mediators. 1
The American delegates were delayed
in reaching the Canadian side
by the receipt of a long cipher message
from Washington in relatiop
to constitutionalist representative*.The
American delegates, It was
reported, would await the decision
of the mediators on this point before
delivering the Washington government's
answer to the essentials of
the peace p'.an previously outlined.
, .Me - ('.cans Hear JYom Huerta
The Mexican delegates also received
a long message from their
government in which Creneral Huerta
was understood to have given hiB
views on proposals adready made
and to have added other suggestion;
These may be in the form of counter
proposals.
The Mexican delegates had report
ed to Mexico City the situation
brought about by the. injection of
the constitutionalist phase In the negotiations.
Rebel Tug Maken Two Raids/
On Board U. 8. S. California, Masatlan.
Mexico. May 31.?(Via Wireless
to San Diego, Cal., June 2.) ?
The constitutionalist tug Hercules,
emboldened by'ltB successes under
cover of darkness last night, when
the provision barges were captured
entered Mazatlan harbor today and
captured the schooner Garibaldi
which had a cargo of sugar for the
United . Sugar Company of Los Mochis.
Arreet Leader ofr New Revolt.
Washington,* J une 2.?Brigadier
General Bliss reported to tbe War
Department the arrest of Quevado
and his followers at El Paso yesterday.
It Is iliraerstood Quevado was
heading a new revolution In Chihuahua.
He will be Bent to Fort Wingate,
N. M., with other Mexican refugees.,,
U. 8. Naval Servant In Mexican
Prison. ?
The Brazilian minister In Mexico
City Informed the State Depart;
ment that Gregario Alcaraz, servant
of djeptaln Rush, of the battleship
Florida, who went through the Mexican
lines, now Is in prison In Mexico
City. Tbe minister Is seeking
his release. ?
At the inetance of the Brazilian
I minister the Huerta government Is
Investigating a report that William
I 84 ba, an American, was executed at
' Salina Cruz May 6. .
VIES: ^
dm Firti-r jrakrs'to r+eto.
Uoa of,* god. particularly the use|
ber Industry from-the froe Branding I
in tho forest to tlie ^twt/ds and shin-1
glee In til? finished dvfcUtas^Thei
first model" of - flxfi jjoxfea show^ *|
number of trees standing It -the I
forest, ^The next model shows theso!
aame tree* -felled, and formlag a|
pile of logs aftd.il heap of top and!
branches. The ftuofetfcdiag Bt?p 1?|
a miniature sawnilir. b**lde *htch
are piles of lumber, of alkbs, fid of
sawdust, all *rem tie >og? siowa
I in the previous models. The next
mo^el ihd**. xMt; becomes ti the
rodgh HW^U^ 111V havfjbeen
ono -of edgings find trfcntnlngs,' one
pi -shaving?, and'-eoe <| tie planed
fboarda.".i.es? fconteenkewly Antonied-dtrettfaj
h juta.^ilound which
are^tite>>9ds ?XMl l^dWof the lumber
left over from the building.
What Wood ts-Waeted.
The relative amount of jpaaterlal
used and waat## is ta&eated roughly
In these models, bat ih shown according
to acti^In asotheri
part of the expqgHioh In m, aeries
of diagratpatlc - In the logging
Qroo4??v*13 p* cent of the
standing-troe ^ left in tier stumps
and tope, leaving 87.^er cent to goi
to the sawmill.
Uou \VasV |s XJOiUed.
But an of the two^Wrds need
not On wasted. ;S?me-of it at least
t should -go/ lijto i>y/-pro|ucts, accord- I
tng. to the foyept- eeprlce which Is
otudying pueh utilisation. The bulk I
oi ma wane, auca as wpa, bmi,
slabs, and edgjpgs.'cah be made into
charcoal, {urpentlhti, tannic acid
A-ood- alcohol, acetate of lime, pulp
and paper, and even the sawdust ia
made into wood- alcohol and grain
alcohol, and used Ih different forme
for. fuel..
Non-inflammable Shingles
Another- exhibit consists of the
Inflammability test upon shingle*
treated with certain chemicals. One
ha!f of a' shingle is treated, the other
half left untreated. With tht
best preservatives' SO* far devised, ?
flame which. .causes_JLhe untreated
half to burn does not affect th<
treated half.
Another exhibit shows a ' small
running model of a paper machine
This is used , hi explaining the pro
cess of malkng paper from wood
The samples Of paper made at thti
laboratory from woods, Hlustrat*
the possibility of usln? new speciei
and utilising the mill waste.
The cup system of turpentininj
is* on exhibit. This system is noi
as injurious to the tree as the old
boxing method, reduces the fi^e haz
ard and gives greater yields. Tin
forest service the use of the cnp ays
tern and the exhibit will show th<
twp methods contrasted, both as U
injury to tree and difference'in yield
A Miniature National Forest.
Beside the raafn exhibition relat
lng to forlst products, there art
certain exhibits relating to.othe1
branches ??. forestry. One oj thesi
consists of a miniature model of :
Rooky Mountain national' forest
This- raedel shows a' ranger statioi
and a government tree nursery, be
sides a system of roads, trails
bridges, lire lookout towers, and %el
ephone lines, all built %nd maintain
ed by the goVernmefct; by'means o:
Sw fall by trmg aad contnr ?
<rM opon nqaML Enmloa Frw Cob]
PMgjgJJRTOPGCod
iomebody Horn
r. Fart Fails to (
I OOf?'.T Ite Any *UNNU
setowo'. UIKST'O +* (4
' ' I ft. A A
;-',i
rol# Miore the oufforor recognlaoe I
them. Health will be imdu.Uy ?B- I
drrtnlned. Backache, headache, nerroaeqeu.
lameneee, soreneen, Wmbngo,
urinary trochlea, dropey, grar I
el and prlght'n dleeato often follow I
in mcrdUeaa aucecaeton. Don't neg-1 II
loot yocr kldneya: Help the kldneye I II
In'thD locality. ^ I II
Mya. C. Samhltl, Panicle, N. c, , 11
aaya: "I suffered from eeeerdliek til
ache., paint tn my aldee. headache. jj
and dltxy spell a. My kldnayn didn't H
act. aa they ahould. I need Doan'e I
Klney Ptlla and thdy. Ware beneficial
They relieved mn of the backachea I
and alio removed tha other anaoy- I
ancaa, canted by my kldaaya." * I
Price (Oc at all dealara. Don't II
limply aak (or a kidney remedy? I
(at Doan'a Kidney Pllla?tha eame I
that Mra. BarnhUl had. Foster-Mil- I
barn Co., Pro pa.. Buffalo, N. T. |
To tha Democratic Vetera ct Beam- I
fort .county:
- Having received many maulrlee I
from my fnanda lrem the dlffaraot I
aecuona or tha county aa to whether I
I will be a candidate (Or re no mine- I
Hon and election and exprearing I
their daatre to rota (or ma again. I I
take thin mntsod to nrpraaa to my I
frienda my alncara thankn lor their I
I loyal aopport heretofore and K pan I
think I am a worthy offlcor and have
discharged the duties of the office
well and carefnUy guarded the conn
ty*? Interest, then I ask yoa to glee
me your hearty .support In the primaries
and 1 win serve yon as best
I can two more years?serving your
process and- collecting yoer taxes
1 as modestly as it can be done to
collect as closely as 1 have srnee 1
hate, been your sheriff. By reference
to the financial committee's re'
ports you will find my ineolvent
l lists for each year have been about
1 two per cent of the taxes.
> Now if you think a new sheriff,
without experience, can do y?U betl
ter service and Uiat you call save
to the county money, by making
a change, then It Is to your lntereat
and your duty, as I see it. to fo
so. If uot the county needs every
cent due It ssdTf I am continued by
my Democratic friends In the sheriff's
office I can only promise to do
I what I have done, to give you my
i whole time and undivided aervloe. ?
I Again thanking you for your past 1
- favors sad for your suport at. the
5 coming primaries, I am. v
Sincerely your servant. V
1WO. E. RICKS. . I
,
NOR RECORDER.
To the Democratic Voters of Cboc4 1
? owlnlty, Washington and Lougj 1
r Acre Townships: f
? I hereby announce myself a can
i dilate for the oflloe of Jade* of the
. Recorder's Coort of the above nnmI
ed toertfshlps. If elected and honor
'ed with this position, I promise to
, discharge the duties of the office
- without partiality, fear of faroTit
Ism. Guaranteeing to everyone a
f Square Deal, who will* have the misI
ia Jffl i ItM j
i*y torpid liver without griping joa or I ]
ting healthy secretion and rem?uu? I
ISSSSSaBSl;
mors ssrioos ailments.
la each box, ll is worth ThVP 1
ef but Not In H;
Qualify as Big Le
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model-?4 burner cabinet 1 .
oil range <v*tkfiieless cooking
oven. A marvel of con- ||??Svenioicfe
"and efficiency. | ,
At tjealen everywhere, or write direct . , Wm~s~
for catalogue. II
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NEW THEATRE
AILLS & MYERS <m
and (heir M
"College Boys And Girls? ?
in a repetorre of Musical Comedies,
?retty Girls, Elegant wardrobe. Good) Singing, Good
lancing. Real Comedians, Extra Features,
[Tiursday Night, Country Store I
fvlAav Nldhl fH.nwn C'.l TmiIuI '
? ? ?w ' Saturday
Night , Airahier Night.
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