f keICR
For Ladies. Every
m J. K. B
lc=
lrigh Potatoes, Onions and Cal>"
bages, wholesale. The prloea reasonable.
H. B. Mayo. 10-13-3tc
FOR SALB?FARM ONB MILK OF (
Washington; 160 acres: 60 acres
cleared. Improved land; 8-room
dwelling. All necessary buildings.
Three tenant houses; tobacco
barn, pack house, mules, farm ^
Implements, cows, hogs, corn, hay,
oats, fodder. Apply to R. R.
Warren, Washington, N. C.
10-12-lwp
SCHOONER GOLD MINE. FOR
sale cheap. See Frank H. Rollins.
10-10-4 wc
TO LOAN?J VST ONE LUMP gfloo
on gilt-edge security. Town prop- i
erty preferred. Frank H. Rollins. I
10-12-lwp.
FOR SALE?ON* PAIR YOUNG
mules, weighing about 1,300 lbs.
each. Bargain. Address Box 63,
Trayvllle Shop, Washington, R. P.
D.. No. 2. 10-13-t.f.o .
I HAVE TAKEN IT A SMALL "
black cow, right ear cropped.
Oner can get same by paying for
her keep and this advertisement.
I. H. Edwards. Chocowlnity, N. C.
10-3-1 wc
WANTED TO RENT?DWELLING
house in good neighborhood.
Woolard, at ^Maxwell's Bicycle _
Shop. ' 10-13-t.f.c )
FOR SALE?MY HOME PLACE, ?O
acres cleared, 35 acres woodland; ^
good 6-room dwelling; tobacco ?
barn, barn, stables and other _
necessary buildings, situated one "
mile from Washington. Splendid ti
tobacco land. Will sell on r'ea- n
eonable terms. Address J. B. .
Peed, Washington, N. C. 11
9-17-lmo.c. t<
WANTED?LADY HELP. MUST ...
? be experienced in tailoring work.
Apply Mrs. Linn Rice. 10-13-2tp
I "
james iK
GRE.
Cotton
s a :
THREE DA
Buy C
James E.
Saturday
10c Yard-wide Bleaching*'..
12'/>c Yard-wido Androscoggin S
1 .">< Lonsdale Cambric, Beat Grad
35c Sheeting, Bleached, 10-4 Pep:
I 30c Sheeting, Unbleached, 10-4 P
8c Homsun, foil yard wide, Unl
I 7e Apron Ginghams, assorted ch
^ I 10c Fast color, Beet grade Apron
. I , 8c Solid color Ginghants for Dr
I 10c Solid fast color Ginghams.. .
Pah- Guaranteed.
[OYT st
*
HIIAl.L BE GLAD TO DO BEWINl.
of OBJ kind at moderate prtoes
Dire me n trial and yon will b?
I aatiBflad. Mr*. Goodwin, eorati
Third and Harrey streets.
ItTOAOEK ? BELL GUARAJVrai)
I Roalary to friends and neigh
I bora; TO par eent prodt; Male |1(
I Dally. Experience naueriMpniil
I International Mills, Box 40191
I Wast Philadelphia, Pa.
I I-IB-Omop.
' r I
IUM BLOCKS FOR B.M.F?BOr
I and TBc par cart load at mill I
Pamlico Cooperage Company.
I 10-t-i.f.a.
IV ANTED?BOT TO OAIIR* PAI
papers Apply ttews offlaa.. I
I TXAVER pots, ALL sizes. E. K
I Willis. 10-10-t.f
9 A I
"NORMAN"
The NEWEST
VE ARE AGENTS
lver Johnson, Reading
tandard. Emblem, Hudson
>ayton and Great Western
licycles sold for cash or on
me. We also have the
lost complete repair shop
1 the city all work guarantyd.
D. R. CUTLER
Phone 233
Clark's
AT
Goods
L E
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j
Zotton
Clark C
OCTO
fc? Mond
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leaching 1(
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perol .28
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deached ?
?ck* . 11
Ginghami < 7
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\ FROM R. F. D. WO. 4.
i 'j
Rer. Chta. D. Malone held
; regular services at St. Step;
church Sunday morning and <
Ing. As usual his sermons wet
Btructive and much enjoyed.
Sunday, October 4th, Mr. Led
F. Cotton, of this place, was ha
married to Miss Laura Estelle 1
cefr, of Swan Quarter. Rev. C
Malone performed the ceremony
marrlago took plate at the reek
, of Mr. Henry Clark, of Washinj
1 We congratulate Mr. Cotten oi
curing such a charming and i
lar young lady to become his
partner. The groom Is the youi
son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Co
and is an industrous and prosp?
farmer. Miss Spencer is the cb
Ing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]
i rence Spencer. Although we
known her a short time she
made many friends In this com
lty. We extend to her s warm
hearty welcome Into our circ!
friends. May their married 111
a prosperous and happy one.
Miss Stella Congleton is 1
again after visiting her slste
Jessama for several days.
Mrs. Bertha Martin Smltt
spending several days as the |
of Mrs. J. M. Cotten at Llnwoc
Mrs. Manervia Congleton and
Lula Bowen and little daug
I-enora Grey, spent Friday and
urday with Mrs. .Juliet Cong]
at Oak Grove.
We are glad to n6te that Cha
the little eon of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson, is improving after a ser
illness of a few days.
Mr. Rasberry Nelson, of Will
spent Saturday night of last i
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson.
Mrs. Rhoda J. Alii good s
Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Plnkhai
Miss Stella Congleton spent 1
day afternoon with Mrs. Leoi
Cotten.
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Prepared for the Worst.
A young author whose dlsapp
ments were many, but whose 1
was blocdy yet unbowed, inclosed
following llnee wfth a manuscrip
an editor who repeatedly refused
efforts: "Editor?Dear Sir: Tb?
closed MS. is submitted for youi
lection. Tours very truly, "
Good
)ffers fc
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BER 16
[ay, 17 &
;c "? 13Vfea Pew
to 15e White
'fC 8o Outing
to 10c Outing
to 8e Towi lfi
le 10c Toweie
o 15c Toweli
new!
* 15c I'iljow
V iff*: 'tk-'-TrJ&lmk:
pamamm
Loyal Raking Powder is extent
itely and by the military force
the world. 'Its absolute wl
, imparting as it does, healthfu
tizing qualities to the food, ai
keeping qualities in every cli
-r different conditions, make i
desirable lor all conditions o
R0YA1
IKING POW
iolutely Pure N
_
A TREATY OP TRACK WITH
* NEARLY A BILLION PEOPLE
* The gl*nlng by SecreUr* Bryan
the and the_respecttvo Ambassadors of
ben's the treaties of peace with Ureat
sven- Britain. Prance, Spain and China
- ?- mainjue impressive culmination or
a policy exemplified in practice by
inard our course In Mexico. The common
ppfly denominator of these treaties la the
5pen- proviso 'that all disputes which the
p usual diplomatic offices fall to ad.
The Jnflt shall be placed before a perlencc
manent. committee of Investigation
gton. during a period of a yaar.
a so- This action Is the efTectnal Insur opii
ance of a lasting conoord, with dlgllfe
nlty and honor, between ourselves
igest and couhtrels whose population 1b
tten, at present, In round numbers, 948,troua
000,009?-nearly two-thirds of the
arm- total number of the earth's InLaw
habitants. It is the answer to the
have qualms of those who feared that wc
has might be drawn Into controversy as
mt\n- a result of the general war abroad.
and We could not, in sincerity, address
le of 'pettttDAS to. the Most High for the
e he prevalence of peace once more unless
we were willing to dd all that
tome Hes fn human power to bring about
r at that consummation, It is right to attribute
a lasting significance to the
, j3 concluding of these peace compacts,
[ueBt and to aay of each, as President Mc4
Klnlsy said of the Olney-Pauncefote
Mra arbitration treaty with Qreat Britain,'
h^er, "the! mportance and moral inaat^
fluence of such a treaty can hardly
eton be overestimated in the cause of advancing
citvillsation."?Philadelphia
r1i? Public I.edcer find. Ren.l
lous FllllAfl the Autocrat.
Why should wires cempktla when
nor husbands read the morning paper at
/ the breakfast table, since reading makK
eth a fun maal?UHle Rock Gazette.
disordering your stoi
while tker are start!
pftp & wm Jt ? - - ^ ^ n . ? . ? - *
. . ' *" we sy araf ase country in
hl? <'? .po. nqgwt. MmluFraaCoap
\i P^MBX^DRUGCaji
= " -' ==
s - W
I A
f 19th. R
,
air?, light and dark Patterns
Madraa, yrfrd wide.... .. '
P
^
iy Bltaclfecf . . . W * * '/.
V. .
/V, .. \ ? H
Cases, 42*46 -.
Caws, haniM itched, 45*40
, *
_ _ W|
5 through-'
lolesomel
as well as
nd its per- - ..
imate and
o Alum ,
v/lt
|
Tfta irtatetnlar pyramid projecting
rroja the oentet of the face has alwaja
had peculiar Interest for Be. In Infansy
I used It.ki a pocket, stowla*
therein an occasional bean filched
from the cook's store; and I remember
the stir oae ssch instance occasioned
in the household ae well as in me,
| when a canny country doctor put his
(open mouth to mine and with mighty
1 blast persuaded th-v bean to stand not
upon the order el Its exit. Later, a
coasting accident left me with some
nasal. vrcelty and the ability to run e
(Taasblade up one nostril and down
the other. Thus 1 became persona
grata at Jurenile circuses, the price
I of admission for my performance going
all the way up from At? pins to
bree cents, my profits Invariably being
paid 4a pins, the dietafl aide, 1
suppose, very properly. ~ Lucy KWet
(Cooler, in tbo Atlantic.
NOTICE
North Carolina?Beaufort County.
In the Snperlor Court.
John M. Harris va. A. O. Harris.
The defendant above-named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Beaufort county.
North Carolina; that said action 1* *
instituted to obtain an absolute divorce
by plaintiff from the defend* I
ant; and the said defendant will I
further take notice that she Is re- I
QUITOd to .?nP.f ?
_ - - S7 ?VXMO VI Ul?
Superior Court of Beaufort county,
to be held on the Slrd dey of*November.
1914, et the eourthouoe In
Washington, end answer or demur to
the complaint In Bald action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
This 18th day of October. 1814.
O MO. A. PAUL.
Clerk Superior Court.
18-14-4we. *
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MCk Tiny wnaftkn tod l.yiaMM I
M hrnbhy wcr.ti.ti ud r.mori.j tk.
V mH. TS.y do MM produo. th.
hock oc mka tk. mum Ilka Mm 8
Uuy m nmo.lattMMfe*MkMM? I
m mriom sttmawtai ,
?, lOcabmt.
m III mch box. b b worth % YVjWV
ic., Richmond, VlryinU. AkiJa
7ear C<
iree Days
nd Lastl
ead Items
....... 9c 60
lie 86
5,1 l.W
S8
i j - &.: m
* 10
n?, ^ \
. 19c " *
bkrTTTT J*J* 4
J JLJL JCs c
;s~"zrr.
lome substantial sale. ot sheets,
pillow tM. and other materials of
I domestic character, and the spot
luppllaa bought were InsuBclent to
neet the neede of the purchaaera.
cotton blanketa and blankets made
largelp of cotton, are Hearing on
contracts offered to them tn a Arm
rap-hp accredited purcksaiBg a genu
'or foreign gorernmenU.
. 3S=
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New Theater, T
RJTTY1S"(
.?PRESENTS
Clifford's Me
?AND '
LOU VERNE LADIES BA]
-IN THE MERRY >
"BELIE\
IN TWO LONG LAtiCHS Pretty
Girls Pretty C
BARGAIN
Best Seats
others Seats
on Sale Wor
^ 1 1
.
James E.
GREAT
DA
'
SA
Cotton
.
Friday, Sa
Mont
otton C
ng
i Over C<
? '
o Bboet*, bleached, 72*90 .. ,.
c She***, 72*90, Bleached -. ....
) Sheet*, 81*90, Bleached
c Cotton Draia Good* . .
e Cotton Poplin*, all color*
c Ladle*'Cotton Iloee, Hack ....
0 Ladle** Cotton Hoc, bM and U
? Ladioe' Cotton IToae, all oolora . .
s Cotton Curtain Scrim
reiiet eon nation is
one dollar a botll. It doea not
*rtpe or tramp, bkt :?ta eaal j
snd plea's a.;1: y ??d la thareford
the moat satisfactory romedy tor
Children, women and elderly per- !
eon.. For a tree utal bettle write
to Dr. w. li. f ejlwell. Ill Weahlngtoa
ft . Monllcello, IU
' '
l*e reeooai why.the Spptoa eye tern *
HQ eerier be flboMhhod la that the atUndo
or the aretue patron of the
leatawrant toward the Met. mighty -r
alter Is that ofillce. who wept with <
.light when Hen Bolt ?or? her a ^
mile mad trembled with (ear at hie '
-1am. Im^tat^ST antaj^u
eee^that aehedf
uirsdiiyOct 15 j
jliffordI d
HIMSELF? 3
nstrel Is/Leads
THE?
ND AND ORCHESTRA
(USICALR(OT?
rw Bf^loNG HITS 14
'towiiff Pretty Music
r PRICES 1
81.OO 1
- 7SASOC tJB
Iky & Elheridge. ft
Clark's I 7
THREE I I
, v I j$m
I I
Goods M
turday & J
gFriday -1'
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