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BARGAIN! GENTLE PONY, BUGGY
and harness for sal* cheap. S**
J. T. Hardlaon quick, Market
treat. 10-16-lwc
FOR SALE?-AFTER JANUARY 1,
1315. I will sell my ehop. tools
and machinery at a reasonable
price. k Will sail buildings and
land or will lease thera on easy
terms or will trade the entire
plant tor good farming land. For
further particulars, see R. L.
Jones, Aurora, N. C. 10-27-30ds.c
LOST?PIG, DARK RED, WEIGHT
about 35 pounds. Finder return
to F. B. Alllgood and receive reward.
10-17-t.f.c.
SCHOONER GOLD MINE. FOR
sale cheap. See Rj-ank H. Rollins.
10-10-lwc
FOR SALE?ONE PAIR YOUNG
mules, weighing about 1,300 lbs
each. Bargain. Address Box 63,
Trayville Shop, Washington, It. F.
D.. No. J. 10-13-t.f.c
FOR SALE?MY HOME PLACE, SO
acres cleared, 35 acres woodland;
good 6-room dwelling; tobacco
barn, barn, stables and other
necessary buildings, situated one
mile from Washington. Splendid
tobacco land. Will sell on reasonable
terms. Address J. B.
Peed, Washington, N. C.
9-17-2mo.c.
WANTED TO RENT?DWELLING
house in good neighborhood.
Woolard, at Maxwell's Bicycle
Shop. * 10-13-t.f.c
WOMEN ? SELL GUARANTEED
Hosiery to friends and neighbors;
70 per cent profit; Make $10
Dally. Experience unnecessary
International Mills, Box 4029.
West Philadelphia, Pa.
6-15-6mop.
WOOD AND COAL STOVES AND
Heaters at Pegram-Watson Ildw.
Co.
10-22-lfc.
WA NTKD?-MAG AZ1X K 81 RSCRIP
tlona. Lowest "Clubbing rates"
given. Authorised representative
of Ladles' Home Journal.
Saturday Evening Post, Country
Gentleman, Delineator, Pictorial
Review, World's Work. American
Woman's Home Companion, and
In fact, any periodical desired.
Mrs. A. L. Betts, Phone 310J, or
at Public Library.
10-34-tfc.
OIL HEATERS IX ASSORTED
Bizes. Phone Pegram-Watann
Hardware Co.
10-22-tfc.
TIN AND ENAMEL WARE. UMbrellas.
Lamps, or anything n tin
or cutlery; also sewing machines
and'shoe repairing, by J. H. Pagan,
cor. Third and Harvey Sts. Work
guaranteed. 10-26-6lc
I-UIl ?VAL.r. 1T).> l'UMbll
boat. Enquire Cutler & Hughe.?.
W. Water street. 10-2fl-t.f.r.
SEE OUR ROYAL HOT BLAST
Stoves. Pegram-Watson Hardware
Co.
10-22-tfc.
I SHALL BE GLAD TO DO SEWING
of any kind at moderate prices.
Olve me a trial and 70a will be
satisfied. Mrs. Qoodwln, corner
Third and Harvey streets.
BUY YOUR STOVES FROM PEgram-Watson
Hardware Co.
10-22-tfc.
Always.
Civilization has always had mors
or less trouble with the man whoso
patriotism Is slightly subordinate to
his pockctbcok.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of S. C. Warner, deceased.
late of Beaufort county, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Washington. North Carolina, on
nr hefurq the 1st day of November.
1915. or thia notice will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All persona
indebted to said estate will
plpase make Immediate payment.
This the 28th day of October, 1911.
W. B. WARNER.
Administrator of S. G. Warner.
10-28-6 wp
Po-I>o-Lax Rsnhhra Pimples.
Bad Blood, Pimples, Headaohea
DUtousnese, Torpid Liver, Conatl
patlon, etc., come from Indigestion
Take Po-Do-Lax, the pleasant and
absolutely sure Laxative, and you
won't suffer from a deranged 8tomt
4 ' ach or other troubles. It win tens
up the Liver and purify the btqpd.
Use It regularly and yott will ttay
well, have clegr complexion end
steady nerves. Get a 50c. bottle to?*
day. Mosey baok if sot satlpflsd
A11 4*wfftotp.?*?r. ^ - ^
Look t<
'breads, hot
tasty with
your finger
petizing fa
There is
coming frc
fitness of it
gestion. F
This peculi
hygienists
accordingly
recommeni
for those o;
B
BAK
Absolut
AMKHICAN FASHIONS * \\
TO BE WORN ON THE STAUE
Popular Marie Cahtll, originator
of the long-skirted chorus, will give
practical help to the American fash dr
ion movement by wearing American Dt
designed and made gownB upon thp pc
staee. It haft been n r?r?nenlzod fn.M rn
that stage gowns are regarded a? Ui
exhibits of the very latest fashions. Is
and many theatre-goers adopt the a
costumes seen there to thelj own wi
needs and wardrobes. Miss Cahill tw
believes that Aemrlcan designers are nc
ready for their present oportunitv bt
But," she says, "they must creep in
before they can walk. They should on
realize the necessity for going slow- ev
ly. If the American 'hurry* germ tli
gets Into their systems artistry will d\i
bo sacrificed for freaklshness and fe
their efforts will bo ridiculed Instead tw
of praised. Our clothes must be n*
artistic. We have taken all that da
Paris has Bent us regardless of M
whether It was freakish or not, and of
?I'd be the last person to say that pa
all of the French fashions are ad- ra
mirable. We have given Paris to In
understand that only sho could de-|ca
sign clothes. The more frequently qi
she changed styles the more often cli
we bought} Whe/t's the answer? dr
She has outdone herself In atempt- ca
lng to create bizarre effects?tills av
season's clothes had to be as differ- cli
ent as possible from those In vogue go
laBt season. Which means that in ea
order to keep up to-doie we had to
change our wardrobe every time the hi
weather changed. The amazing thing gc
is that American designers have ar. vi
compllahed so much with so little en- th
couragement. They have had to en- pi
dure a slavish adoration of Paris ex
that amounted to nothing less than ar
snobbishness." ar
The etaefl ran rfn much ?r? ?? *?_ a.
cure the cause of American fashions, q,
said Miss Cahlll, "for the stage is a p?
factor in setting the styles. Women qj
wear what they see worn, and my gi
production I hope, In a small way. a
to encourage the American designer's
efforts. I hope to show that the
American designer can do If he is q
given half a chance."
? O
Tone Up! 1*
Not Drugs-?
t?
Food Does It ci
? wholesome, appetizing
food that puts life and ^
vigor into one, but doqgn't f(
clog the system. Such
a food is
n
Grape Nuts I
The entire nutrition of
wheat and barley, includ
ing the vital mineral salts? 1
phosphate of potash, etc.? ^
Long baked, easily di- a
trested. ready to eat; an ideal d
food with cream or milk,
and fine in many combioa- e
tions. T
"There's a Reason"
for
Grape-Nuts
?sold by Grocers. J
? 7-? - ? 11 U
?,v?T '*** -> ?' " ]*/ -" '*?* ' r-' "-r?
" > - t ' - -M
Fo Alum?
Fo* Dyspepsia
3 the food. Eat heartil
biscuit, hot cakes, made 1
Royal Baking Powder, s
? at dyspepsia. It is the \
od that aids digestion.
a quality in Royal Baking
im the puffty, wholesome
9 ingredients, which prot
ood raised by it will not
iarity of Royal has been j
and physicians, and 1
f earnest in its praise, e
ding it in the preparatio]
E delicate digestion.
10YA1
INGP0W1
ely Pure Nc
L'TO 1* AGE A NT
FOB TERCENTENARY
Now York, Oct. 28.?Three him- 1
od years ago this mouth flvi i
itch shlpB returned to their home '
rts of Amsterdam and Hoom and :
ported to the Stated General of tho
lltcd Netherlands that over otPthe i
land of Manhattan they had built
trading station and begun trading 1
ith the natives tar fur. That was
reive years before the first perma>nt
settlement of New Amsterdam,
it It marked the beginning of trad
festivals and pageants of vari- '
is New York. To celebrate this
ent the city has been holding fesrals
and pageants of various kinds
irlng the past month. The main
atures of this celebration will be
o pageants one, of which the autooblle
pageant, will take place to\j.
Governor Glynn, Mayor
itchel, and other State and city
Sclals, will participate. This au'i
geant will be divided into sepate
divisions asd classes which will
elude touring cars, runabouts,
rly models, grotesque and burlesle
cars, advertising and motorcy?s.
A large number of women '
Ivers have entered the decorated :
r division. Many prises will be
warded to the victors in the several
asses. including a solid gold cup,
ild medals, bronzes, silver cups and <
sh pribes.
Covernor Glynn, accompanied by "
s military staff, will lead the pn
ant. while Mayor Mitchel and
siting mayors of other cities with
eir official families will also take
irt. Other high official.* who are
:pected to arrive In this city today
id^ participate in its celebrations
e Secretary of Commerce RedfleM.
icretary of State Mitchel May, and
nernl \Vl?nn A Miles After the
trade, a reception to Governor |
lynn and Mayor Mltcbel will be
ven by the Automobile Club of
merlca.
LABOR NEWS AND NOTES 9
c)
The carpenter'a union In Holland
is doubled its membership in five
jare.
Portuguese barbers are beginning
equip their s^ope with American
tairs and other fixtures.
Chicago is about to establish a
uhllc library of 25,000 volumes In
te continental languages of Europo
>r the benefit of its allien people.
There are feer suicides among
tinertf than among any other class
f workmen. This has been proved
y the aid of carecully compiled
Latistlcs.
The German Reichstag will be
sked at Its forthcoming session by
he Trades Union i,eaguo to pass a
iw compelling all employers to
rant to women and girls n half holl
ay. beginning at 1 p. m. on Saturays.
The Niagara county (New York)
ourt baa held constitutional the law
equlring one day In seven for workrs
in manufacturing and mercantile
stabllshments.
Money In Kangaroo Raising.
In Australia kangaroo farming Is aa
mportant industry. The hides are
aluable, and ths tendons are the best
aowh to surgeons for sewing op
rounds, and especially for holding
moken botes together, being much
and,tougher than catgut. . ^ .
V* \
:: , v' v ; 1
?a
' . B
y of hot
ightand "
ind snap "
fasty, ap- \
4
: Powder k
:ness arjd ^
notes <?distress.'
f ,
noted by
they are J
specially. a
i of food J
' "a s
ii
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t Alum 1
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CHILD DEAD. ;
Essie Elberta, the flve-year-old 5
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eck- t
in, passed away today of diphtheria :
it the home of her parents on West
Third street. 8he was a bright and
Interesting little lady and her parents
have the sympathy of the entire ?
city in their bereavement. ^ j
( KOlUalA KKDKIUTin* 1
OP WOMEN'S CLUliS 1
Albany, Ga., Oct. 27.?The Geor a
gia Federation of Women'i Clubs Is J
holding Its annual three-dfcy meeting 1
In this city, commencing this evening i
with addresses of welcome by Mayor 1
Tarver, by Mr. Mook, secretary of 1
the Chamber of Commerce, and Mrs. t
Holt, president of the local Woman's s
Club. Interesting features of the '.
program will be the president's con t
forenee; the afternoon devoted to I
"Yoqfch," and cotton day, on which '
wil .be, held a cotton session. A
miniature cotton exposition will bo
a unique and educational feature :
of the convention. On "Cotton 1
Day" all the club women will wear |
cotton gowns. Mrs. N. Peterson,
vice-president of the Btate Federation,
will wear what Is probably the
first Georgia homespun dreu which
has been made in this 8tate since
the first decade after the war be- (
tween the States. The dress is an ,
original idea of Mrs. Peterson's. Af= ]
ter pome difficult she found an aged t
ivldow^Mrs. George Walker, living '
just outside of Tifton, Ga., who was
willing to weave the cloth if a loom
could be found. After a while a
loom was found, and Supt 8hlpp, of
tho Tirton Cotton Mills, spun the
thread and made the warp. Mrs.
Walker wove the eloth, aud Mrs.
Peterson will proudly wear the gown
at this convention on "Cotton Day."
It is of a rich cream color, embroidered
with heavy cotton] n an Intrl- 1
caus assign. un, reierson aia tne
embroidering end made the entire
gown herself.
OCTOBER 80TH I* HISTORY.
?
1844?The Royal Exchange at Lon
don opened In an Imposing 1
manner, the queen being pre* 1
ent and presiding at the ceremony.
1848?Wlndleehgreets, besieging the
city of Vienna, entered the
suburbs and began an attack;
lasted several days before the
city was completely mastered.
1884?The Turk# in the principalities
attacked the Russians,
and after two hours contest
compelled them to cross the
Danube and destroy this
bridges.
1864?General Grant reported the
completion of a reconnols
anee below Petersburg, giving
an opportunity of operating
on the enemy's flanks.
1886?Statue of Liberty unveiled.
1894?The Japanese reported . to
here blockaded Port Arthur,
held br the Chinese, and to
have landed considerable
forces hi the vicinity.
ID04?Rueso-Japenese war; Japanese
reported to have captured
forte on the three hills, less
than three miles north of
J*ort Arthur. : *
1910?.The Portugese government
decreed the liberty of the
press and the separation of
Church and State.
?CTigi
Th. knot nr to elenn whit, mint
to to tab ? oott flnnnal cloth, dip It
In wnrm wntnr. wrlpp out, nnd then
dip It In n mm of dl.no bf*n Tho
friction of Hf? hAtt Vol ramoT. nor
ptftln wltboufclntarlMtdhe paint.
?asisy.fi /sips
ttri . .* y
> y-ri "ailfiiri f- liu IB
'**' I
Electric rtllwty. l? me US It. J II
Late, emptor 111,4*1 pvMlt.
At Keuu Cltr. which I. the ocas. II
7'e l?r?Mt rati road center, there
u bttn MUhUthed a Joint bareau
>r the collect lea or trelcbt hills at
II Usee center!dk at that point.
The 6 l-2-m1le double-track Canaan
Pacific tunnel through the 8S1Irk
mountains, which will be the
mgcet la the Western Hemisphere,
i to be electrified^ .
Canadian railroads hsve carried,
ml are carrying a great amount ct
rmy supplies being rushed to Enope
for use bf the allies' arming,
'or convenient distribution the ahlplente
were made to seven ports,
.ivcrpool and London getting the
irgest consignments. * '
The Southern Railway and affiiited
lines have mtCde educational
zbiblts. at nine Stato and general
tlrs, ?nd 81 county fairs in MlssUIppl.
Alabama, Tdtinesnee, Georgia,
iorth Carolina, South Carolina, and _
'lrglnia. ~
Weeding out of lnconsiatencles In I
ho western freight and passenger 0
ate strncture' applying advlcb exended
by' the Interstate commerce 01
ommission to the raliwaya as to
he- manner In which they meat, m
east partially, tho difficulties arising ll
rom declining earnings and ad vane- tl
ng expenses, la tho aim of the proposed
rectification of tariffs In westprn
territory served by roads operating
west of Chicago, 8t. Louis and *
he Mississippi.
STUDENT ARTISTS' SHOW. ' 1
Boelon, Mass., Oct. 28.?To glv. J|
in opportunity to students to show *
holr work in a gallery, Doll A Rich
irds have today opened on exhibition
lere, which will continue through
hree weeks. Many of the younger c
irtlsta in the schools, doing a really
professional work, are unacquainted
vlth the methdds of presenting their r
rnrk ?a thn nnkllA nr I. m n AI h nnA.1
>7 lack of means to exhibit In the
isual way. To meet these condl:lons.
this exhibition Is being given,
Lnd It is hoped by the promoters
bat sufficient Interest will be shown
o warrant making the affair a'year- 1
y occurrence.
C
Not Altogether Unselfish. 3
Husband (newly married)?"Don't
fou think, lore. If I smoke it would
ipoll the curtains?" Wife?"Ah! you 1
aro really the most unselfish and
thoughtful husband In the world; cer- 1
tainly it would." Husband?"Well,
then, take the curtains down."
c
c
The Uncomfortable Kind. J
The Philadelphia minister who says *
>lenty of $10,000 -Jobs are vacant 1
loesn't alarm us. There are too many c
II and $2 a day Jobs vacant to make c
he candidates comfortable.?Houston. 1
?oet.
t
c
Sometimes That Way. a
Calling a man a "genius" is often a 1
polite way of Intimating that be lacka t
common sense. 1
NATIONAL NUT * ?
GROWERS' ASSOCIATION
Thomaavllle, Oft., Oct. 88.?The '
annual convention of the National (
Nut Growers' Association convenes I
here today, for a three day session, j
This meeting has been loked for- J
ward to with s great deal of iatersst y
by the pecan growers and others In- i
teres ted in not growing, ssd a large i
attendance is noted. The program 1
arranged Is unusually Interesting j
and has brought together some of the i
best known pecan experts In tb# i
country. Members of this association 1
range from Canada to Florida, and 1
the Industry la steadily growing,
particularly through this seetlon of
the country.
I B X
fi
H
'i ;
' '* **+ * * ? **- -Msa
. ? ^ I
?*** U Vogue gtrtnsnts
Wrknow btroad. question that
they present superior styles, fit,
iinish ud fabric*. *ou
can benefit by our experience
and save time in buying.
50 New Models in
Today
$25 to $60.
JAMES E.
, ' ' - olWi
NKW0Y NOIBB. |
i -., . > ' , O
Estimate ehow Call/or? Ik'e oil t?
op to be worth 91.000.000.
There la a demand in British Co
imbla for .American-made Jural
Tobacco workero la Wllkeebarrc. *QV
a., bare ?ecu rod a Ofty-tour hour
ok. t0 1
hdi
In Germany the factory Iowa are ']
dnilnletered by the Indue trial In- rox
sectors, loepectoru of tmaerance m- tM
octatlone and the pollcf.
a | ,3
There are now thlrty-eix 8tatea in
he Union In' which night work by 701
hlldren la nrohlBlted
~7
whMt crop such u Ktniu 001
aised in ltl4 hu D?T?rbMo equalid
by any othl* State in the Union. *ox
: amounted to .061,971 acres. '
Pil
The proposed nniTsraal ' elf ht- ln*
lonr law has ben unanimously enoraed
by erery labor organisation
i California, lhc
Through the efforts of President ^
tampers, the steam shorelmen's
rganlsations of Chicago hare reach- ^
d an agreement as to the basis of
n amalgamation. '
iOTICE OP SALE UHDKR DEED
OP TRUST.
Under and by virtue of the power ?j
f sale contained in a certain deed ^
>r trust executed on the 1st day of I ?
nly. It 14, bye E. ft. WUUame and ^
rife. Sarah L. Williams, which said
natrument* is recorded in the oflee ..
>t the Register of Deeds of Beaufort
ounty, in Book 116, at page 7|, de- J"
ault having been made in the paynent
of the indebtednees secured
hereby, the undersigned trustee will, "
?n the let day of December, 1114, ?
it It o'clock noon, at the oourttouse
dor in Beaufort county, sell to yy
he highest bidder for cash, the fol- (,
owlag described real estate: .
Situate, lying and being in the
ounty of Beaufort, In the State of 1J
forth Carolina, to-wit: XJ
A certain tat of land la the town
>f Washington, oounty^and Stats
kforeeaid, containing fifty-one feet in y
rldth, and one hundred feet in Jj
lepth, the same being lot No. i la
n* Third wara, sa anon en a com>11*4
plat of tks Mid ton mad* bjr
toward Wltwall, Jr., C. tm lltl,
o vtteh rafarance I* orarad. amd
MOSdad morth br Klfkth atroat am
mid Stat: aaat br Lot Mo. 1 oa said
Itat: sooth br Lot No. M oa said
list and wast br Lot No. I oa a*Id
Itat. tha asm* batac tha propartr
his dar Mirarad br Howard Wisrail,
Jr., and wlfo, Trarla S. Wlarall,
to tha mortfadora hanta, this
nortdafd b*Ht( gtran to aacora tha
jnpald portion of tha porchaaa srlo*.
Tama of as la, aaak. a
This Oatabar ?7th, Ibid. 1
MARTHA WISWALL. Troataa,
WARD A OIUMM, Attaraara.
10-tt-two
NEW TK
One Night, Thuroc
Bert I
"Stop 1
By Carlylo Moore ai
With
Hazele ?
A Plgj Built For Laughing P
to Ngw York. 6 Months in Cb
ETHERIDGt ^ORDF^StA
this is posrnvEtt A gu?
If You Don't Laugh Get Your M
>OrS ffft * 1
y\\ ^\\ I
1 fl MTu a Xll \ I
if j ^1 jVcpJi V I H
fi i y # n \ l~3Nl I
I J#* I' ' \rivl
foi I %
\ ii i iiy\ l
HAVE LEARNED THE ^
VALUE OF THIS WON- >
DERFUL REMEDY
Mfc htlUar'a Ul? Mil*,
tttar long arlatar iirlai which
I haTa HlM hMTT t??i and Uku
. lltti* inrdH, ?on at* anaala
throw ol the polaoaooa bile which
L aocnmnlated la tow arelem. ' *'
roar Uror naada aaalatanca, and
i at* ao mlaarabl* that ton art
ftad to load roar atomach with
ttaroaa draaa. aaeh aa calomel,
lah (rlpaa and ahocka. aalta, which
ah toa to* aaloklr. aad radao* ' I
ir Tltullty Bad pOliOBoBo Liquid* U
lch mum donsorooo roocttoao Jl
I IMre you In u iluifMi nod wouk
idllloh. T6u n**d B, ffllld Bad
rmlUH tonic tl>?t will Inrlooruto A
i sad (IT* ran peraonont rulluf.
fry * few Of Polk Miller Ur# I
U. To* uro perfectly ml* 1* u*- H
; this stundurd prucrlptlon. It I
bee* u household remedy (or
TOOTS und curries with It ill* us- H
titty at ou* of tho Sooth's most H
nous chemists. Polk Klllor of .
tbsmd.
Bomplo ou roquoot of Polk Miller H
OS Co.. lue. loo bo* *t drosslVo I
1 (OUOrul storos. t l-lo coupou
ooohbax. Polk MUlor JSrasCoa- B
sr. Inc., Rlahroond, To.
The Hypoeclto.
Tie dtrtoe punishment of hypocrisy
fungus. Those. In (hokoopouro o . I ?
e olio lie, who** hoorto no oil *0
so o* ctulrs of son*, moot r sully
re mach of thot eshensled eeussr
o thot comes of wslktn* thron*k
Id when It to loose sod deep. TV
yocrfte Is thot anlaoklos* of SOUK*
o U Borer oot of o tok?a K. CVC
tow
!oolc With Gat
[eat With Go* ]
.
Sght With Ga?
It is better than any W
other fuel. It if the
... price it wu beforp
the war,
Washington Gas Co, E
? ? MjUtP, ?
[EATER |
lay, Octobter 29th
ieigh
rhief
id G?o. 11 Cohan
I *
iurgess
urposes Only. One^Yetr
licago. 5 Months in Boston gjj
3N SALE AT WORTHY A
TS BT MAIL OR PHONE.
GRANTE D ATTRACTIONI'*
on?y B.ck?nd Se? Doctor J
j