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FRESH LOT OF APPLES, Oronges, Nuts and Raisins. Prices f. Tarjr low, at A. R, Styron A Co.'b. It Plwne 474. 12-14-Sto FOR RENT?JANUARY 1, OFFICE now occupied by Harry McMullan, attorney. See Dr. Rodman, f. 12-ll-e.o.d.-3tc AUSTIN NICHOLS & CO.'S YEI,LOP Lv' Cling Peaches at A. R. Styron i Co.'s. Phone 474. 12-14-3tc CORNED HAMS, 1?c PER POUND. Chas. >!. Little. 12-15-t.fc I MEN'S HATH HOIIKS AND HOUSE slipper a make Ideal and useful gift* anal J. K. Hoyt is showing a very pretty lino at reasonable prices. I WOMEN ? SELL GUARANTEED Hosiery to friends and neighbors; 70 per cent profit; Make $10 Dally. Experience unnecessary International Mills, Box 4029, West Philadelphia, Pa. &-16-?mop. 8XYDERS' OYSTER COCKTAIL Sauco at A. It. Styron & Co.'s Phono 474. 12-14-3?c [ NECKWEAR. GLOVES, COLLARS and Cuffs, Shirts, Handkerchief? and hundreds of other things so suitable for Xrnns gifts for m?a folk at J. K. Hoyt's. LOST?LADIES' OPEN-I-'ACE CO!.* watch, with tnc-norram, o*i M. r rfrect. Finder return '.a Worthy , Kthcr.dc drug st-nro. R:wa:\. 12-123t?\ L WREN IN DOUHT AS Ti? \VH TT "V give. y'*H J. K. !!nv"; 1is showing a s-ron-r line of furs f v his window dhplay. TIME'S !'?' ? "!* i"' IT*" your s'.'m ?nV-:r"*-*>n . In for y v.. T/.. !.;?.! . * Jnar *n!. The Sifir.V v y. Pr?* T!.;- r\-:Btr> C n*h *v. i. snv ni""r':' i' *'r- I Cnv. !- * 'Ft It IIFVT?.* PTI'I! I>i: ? '* " 20th. store now nec Vy Globe Furniture Co, Apply E. Harding k fun. 12-KA IM'M Tit ri. M\T (IF nw:rand hurilrrfls u' no- !*r. abb- for X"tin<? sif:? are di-yht." at J K. Hoyi'?. FOR SALE. House attd Jot . Jtridir" sire i.i belonRln? m Water Plan*: ul ' building hit of ?M KVetrl ' Light pinr.i. A M: < > alt com-u ' <^crthn;? to %V. C. ?'! > i : or to the Mayor. 12 CALOMEL MAY HURT YOUR LIVER Every issue yon laice this j?:nv :*ful drug y.ni are r. T.." I?odson*> Liver Tji.c in-*-.. Ca mo! is ?rom mercury. r.1 ! while liter' ury has rstatty \ ' use-, it is a ilaiigTou.s t;n:.g : s swallow. ]' . ilr?:n?-l sfr.y< ::: : system very l.ng .* Miliv:;i?:=. II. when it works nr.":nrn''y. its effects ore often ba I. Lea L>a\uipori w:'l )l y?u he son's Liver po.dt've'v j *"1 Kiia ran too ! to Mi:.- of ?v.' ; j rT?el- *-tver T'.no rnmuiavs i! tr lrrrr.. jusA*noijch t.> : :.;~t i* and thfe'i nipt jp.?! : . o'l -j . ever?a.? caUr:o-!. c.: ion ?!;?. s. \ . feel good oftor-fakin.^ I > >:: ' it won't fore- you to * ea'-ng ' working after taking is. ! beneficial for children n. far adtil: . Try a largo bottle for Uf;y een ; under the runrante that v : - ! money will be given back elicerft:! y If you're net ratisficld. j0 o j siu.n.v j TO HAVANA AND HF.TTRX j | Via KEY WEST OR TAMPA. | Thence steamer tn Havana | Rates Cover Meals and Berth on steamer. | Tickets on sale January 7th. . | limited January 25th, 1015. Children at half fare r;, I For any detail Information, j i_ | white to F* j y MR. F. M. JOLLY. Traffic Agent, Wilmington, N. C. j Via the Af'ante Coast Line. "The Standard Railroad of the L. South." I H^14-t.f.C. h o ; f) " < nor..itt en i statf. Tko dirk Son or aurkoa. ?/ tlx, Xorlk CxroTIui AifloaHcrk! Expor! raent Station I, n fiiuut X oaptxaa ot }. eh, morchuda or tv'i 5ta?. ?.&?f Itj allj to learn f r? u? each tba amount of hla purchase* wbich ar?> grown outside the Plate. North Carolina t has been importing every year #30.-, c 000,000 or more worth of Northern j and western con% hay, meat. a lard, etc.. that our people ought to t have produced. Now the European t war situation brings us lo the point ^ where wo not only ought to produce c this 6 tuff but must produce it. Merchants who are buying apples' g butter, eg&s. poultry, corn, wheat. j( outside tlio State will be glad a o obtain their supplies from our .wn people. Some counties arc proiuctng a surplnv of these sanii^produets. If every merchant urll -answer these questions carefully the ^ dlsvis'.on if markets wlli'bo In a posl- ^ tlon to bring merchant^ and farmers f] of the different counties together. All merchants who co-operate v|(k ^ this ofP.ce will be put on Its uiailtir-t lisr to receive copies of its circulars ^ I ami Market PulVlIns pdvistng them I of grcw-er-; v.'luj have farm products ' f:r sale. About one thousand merchant' ^ have sent In their replies, and many more answers ere coming H daily. , ?"onte merchants are ntteniptlng te " j ?!i r the que-ilcns fox their whole | ecwrty when nn'y r.** ci'mate of the^ I -noun*, r.f tVir c-e Individual pur-, I*--*-* . \i Chivc'cy H.-s Tri.vs. jo I I'i .vrl. r ; r c rtr.l.i indulgence I v . v. . re::, the male ecx.! * . :t. no; >rdir.B to a 1 II ,V calling J the curl J I II 1 I ! * it action?j;; 1 . It card. J - :n a com ' ' . i h may b'-i 1 .. The cr.riit i ! : < ' i?10 J>OC? , ' r . ..ualirtca. ? clc. The' ' i t,?i: meet tlira* 1 < "o card far ; 1 . . : i!?o r.amo un<?'; 1 ' Hi'- = t ' Ti'.cit, 13 no risL j * ? ' V- :: i* .. i . i'cr if i!to pcit> * can gat hit, I 1 ' ^ . : iv.? card. As' ] < el:.-, ".^c ^ fee I * far fr-ni roll-1 1 '.":ov.ld bo a ? cx^lcymcut j J if THE REAL" Of rjif: i:'m in ; falls to the k th r::.h is .it it. height, our sloe Siiil.Y SVtr.O!- THESE SU YOr. "s t iliains with Pe C.itm > !!: >.?ehes with psndtn ; and (ioU I'iilud Bracelets. Ludi j Brooches and 15 ir Pias-'Storlinj selo.-tion of diamond rinjs, an , fotia.l ;t< au evel'isice jewelry st o.5, So CAIV Jew ale f . Ladies 13 C LO . I\T ALL O AND ST The Biggest and TO In Town. Before Bir SPENCER B] THE HOME OF SA T' ' a Victrola in " 9HH To.Represent the College ' at Chicago Lexington. Va., Dec. 18.?Add to be list of demons, which now inludes" Hans Wagner, the Demo* Dutchman; Ty Cobb, the Dixie De:on. and Charles Webb'Murphy, the Demon Apoligiser; Forest Fletcher, he Demon Photographer, washing- J on and Lee's basketball and track oach get the funds uecossary to pay ; lis way throngh Notre Dame by rea- t on of bis skill with the c&ttt'era. H< < s as able a photographer as he ii ; coach and prior to the time he de- ; '.ded to make his livelihood by in > tructing cthletes he reruscd severs' '] ood offers to become a staff photo- t, rapher. Fletchfcr has one of the 1 est collections of athletic picture* 0 tho country, all taken by himself he gems being those he took whll* t Stockholm, with the Olympic team 1 1912. Fletcher will represent Washingen and Lee at the meeting of thi< \ iatlonal Collegiate Athletic Assorts ^ Ion at the LaSalle Hotel in Chtcagf i December 29. The Windy City if he home of Washington & Lee': j thletic coach, and it was there tha' 0 competed for tho first time agalns' eollcgo. Representing the Firs' , [ejlracnt Athletic Asroclatlon, hr r>n the high jump at six feot even mashing to Infinitesimal smithor nos the record previously held b? ohn Sschommcr. of the Unlverslt" f Chicago. Teach and Practice Self-Denial. Tcacli seif-denial and make Its prac plaasurable, and you create fn " v cilw ? destiny more sublime tha ? I ru- d frcai the brain or the v-v 1 '. .' ? m-.T.--Walter Scott. Ssrious Waste of Moioy., l-cc ivsc of the improper drying o. era a vr.ct amount of money !i i :i-H in the payment <&f freight Ii - st'na'cd that 436.682 tone of water rhipped with corn every year. Tbir :;?iid ' IS 14,a,"!? freight cars of 60,00'-i.raclty, making a train mou -Mi ilea long. r.f.fly Ensiifih Newspapers. ... .-or circulation* in the pro* re in 1714 a mero bagatelle r it.o country nowap&per* i 7 the Jacobite party, and betl (< to coliee houses. Norwich .lit in the lleld with the Gazette : rexi came Exeter,with Joe Bliss _-.cr Tost Boy. Both these papen A\.re given away to their coffee house :.^liners, raid advertisements wer* nserted for nothing. Oddly enough, it r.'us increasing circulation that led tc i pike. In 173?, 30 years after it* duiidation, the Norwich Gazette editoi r.!.v?nn cd: "This is to inform mj ricr.ds end customers that on Satur lay next this paper will be sold for r >cnny, and be continued at that price nt advertisements will still bo takeL , gratis, as formerly. The reason 01 cy raising it to a penny i3 because the lun.ber 1 print is too prodigious groa* 0 be given away any longer, aud ; tope meet of xny cuolomc-rs will uot ls!nk it dear ol a penny, since the; 1 mil always have the best intelligence leaidcs oil.cr diversions."?Loudox ^hro-ticlo. "N. PLEASURE early buyer. Now, belore k is also at its best. POS- J GGESTIONS MAY HELP arl and Cameo Pendants, t attacltments. Solid gold el, Gents and Boys Watches r Silver Novelties. A large d lastly everything to be ' ore. - 1 !FBELL Phone 383-J ' ^ . . I ! c b Misses " AKS 3LORS , YLES ' s. I Best Line of ? Y S a< See us b" ying. to MOTHERS : NTA CLAUS. to . . Your Home t\ " jssuoi Th# NeWs and Observer Washing 'On, V. C., correspondent says: There will be no primary in Rnl ilgh In the mattery) f the candidate Or the position of postmaster of tba Ity. This was the statement glvei tut here today In a letter made pub ic by Congrsssman Pon which h< tad written to Mr. Charles H. An terson, former register of dpels o Vake county. In reply to a lette rom Mr. Anderson who Is one of th? andldates for the position, and wh< irged upon Mr. Pou that a primal ic held for the position. There waa obtained from Mr. An lor last night a copy of his letter %t Congressman Pou, /nd the reply o At. Pou. In regard to the mattei ifr. Anderson said: "Well, It certainly means tha here will be no primary, but Mr >ou*b attitude does not shake my con idonce in his sense of honor and till feel hopeful that 1 will get i quare deal, although we feel differ ntly about the primary. "When 1 entered the race las uramer Mr. Pou assured mo that h rould give me a square deal and till think that I will get it. "I am no qulfter and will mak he race in the way Mr. Pou desire t. I have never given up In the rac or any o91ce I have sought and . 111 not do" so in t^is case." Congressman Pou to Reply. Congressman Pou, under date e >,ccmber 10, wrote from Washing on to Mr. Anderson as follows: ncyijtus IU jurna iu? -?VM .. ant. I will say that I shall not at .me the responsibility of calling vimary to determine which cand rvte 1 will recommend for appoint lent as postmaster at Raleigh. "In the first plrfce my reeommeT 'ition is not binding upon any one - does not necessarily settle the ma' cr at all. By courtesy of the Pres cnt and tho Postmaster Generr re absolutely free to Ignore the? 'commendations If they see fit t so. "In the next place it would be a1 ost impossible to draw a line o llgibillty to vote in such a primary "he postofflco Department holds th? ot only are residents of the city o laleigh eligible for appointment a ost master, but every person sue ?lled are patrons of the office, and herefore, eligible. You can see hoi '.fflcult it would be to decide jus would be entitled to vote. Again there is no law regulatln; uch primary. The afTair would b ntlrely informal and volnuntary hero is no official who is entitle* ) pass upon the qualifications ? he voters. "The expense would probably b great as that of any ordinary el?? on. I do not care to ask the resper ve candidates to bear such expens 'hen no law authorizes the holdin; f the primary and no one bound b; he result. "More than this, I do not caro t romotc strife in a community b nvitlng such a contest. 1 can onl; esponslbillty of making this recom lendation rests upon me, I shall dls harge it conscientiously. "As I have heretofore 'written, will take up the matter of making ocommendation with both Senator nd with Secretary Daniels wheu ver I receive notice that the Post oaster General is ready to conslde candidate. "After considering the claims o ach and every candidate and afts onsultlng with the g^itlem-M amcd. I shall make a recommend a ion in the hope that it will be ac eptable to the department, hpprovei y the President and reasonably sal sfactory to the patrons of the-offlce "I can not hope to satisfy every ne. but I do expect to recommend i andidate who will make an efflcien ostmaster at the capltol of th< tate." . "iHAS RETURNED HOME. Mrs. F. R. Alligood, who hai cen visiting relatives in Washing )n, D. C.. for the past two years us returned home.. Her mam lends are glad to seo hor. HOG KILLING. Quito a number of the farmers Ijacent to this city are taking adintage of the cold snap by klllini >gs. YOUR PORTRAIT. gift that money can't buy, but r you to give?the very thing. To friends and kinsfolk, your porait at Christmas will carry a mesne of thoughtftilness that is next a personal visit BAKER'S STUDIO. 11-15-2 tp 'us Xmasi? R kleal Surrey of the United Sta Department of Agriculture OobU I to national blri rdservutl&ns: I Two nation ii bird reeerrAtli have been established by execut ? order during the put year?An< Island, in northwestern Nerado, a Smith I gland, in Washington?m ing to date toul of 66 raaerratlo Conditions on most or the Imp t tant bird raaerrations daring ?a*t year have been favorable. Mopqulto Inlet. Florida.?An lertment in feeding waterfowl t reservation was made early In ipring In an endeavor to induce bi o remain on the reeervatlon wb hey would be undistortofe). A qu Ity of shelled corn and other it vas placed in the water by the w Jen, and while the experiment i tot carried far enough bo fully del mine Its efflclacy, the reports Is P ?ate that feeding earner in the 4 son and on a laregr ecale will pr i Ably prove suoceesful. Nlobrar, Neb.?On this resetrgt 4 Chinese ring-neck pheaisnt# w iJaced. which were obtained fr he Oregon flab and gam' eomn don. and It Canadian wild gecce :ured In the rlclnity of Chariest >lo.. where the blrda are ral thiefly for live d^ebta. # Pelican IalanAwrtg.?rAn extra llnary phenomeh^JV OA tho PeU? Island reserv at on, following an lsually early nesting; whs the dei .Ion of young birds,by their pare sefore tbey were* able to care hemselvea. Investigations failed ;lve a satisfactory solution of ause of this singular action u] he part of the phrent birds. P ans aro usually devoted parent! Forrester Island, Alaska.-~A.t I aservation the bureau %malnto4: ogular warden service as In fori ears, during tl^e gshlng season, revent disturbance of bird life, peratlon here between the bur \f fisheries and the National Ai iatlon of Audubon Societies res d In the first investigation of conomlc relations of various spe< >f birds on the island, with parti \t reference to their feeding ish. i A novel and Important feature! onnectlon with reservations >een the taking of moving picturei Ird life. Permits to "hunt with amera" are granted only after e -lave hatched, and operators are owed to work only when ac? >anled by a warden. In order that birds may not bo duly disturbed. ' i three reservations visited for. I I purpose were Malhqur Lake i t Klamath Lake, Oreg.. and CI Lake, Cal. F ' ^ Saving Sailors' Hearing Various ways hsve been devised f aeu trail zing the unpleasant effe vhen big guns aie fired. One Is seeping the mouth open In order equalize the, a!r pressure on both all >f tho ear drum. Some naval ofllc think It helpful to chew on toe slcka or to hold a piece of rubber tween the teeth. In the Japanese ni the surgeons give the gun crews t 1 absorbent cotton with which 5 ilug the'.r ears. Tho British n? recommends the use of an ear p composed of plastlcene and coti wool. This Is close-fitting. and wt educing the Intensity of sound, <V *>ot- prevent hearing. Capons Hatch Eggs. In Germany capons are used hatching eggs and raising the chii They take better care of the ch! than hens do, even fighting hawkj protect them and running with tl much longer. ? || 81 1*6* ou BED Are complete 1 are guarant and quality. Jefferso USS BROT1 I lve bay* >bo ym!([f/m y}fff/^SBt^ means to 1 ak" ^y every na. '^Jk ffii lives deper or- <SllPh of them? help it is to an engineer to find a ? BJ> and steadies you just right withou hie ** PICNIC TWIST i. made m mellow pan of. the leaf. You e aa. faction out of thii mild, natural/ >od lasting chew, without a dark, he ar- "corny hack." iMtfh 2 chewing tob. Be- "Tin TkO+m rf tU Coenfty Ar, A. Tak It cornea, alio, in economical, freahn. ed ing drums of 11 twists for 51 un- IffjS >er- ? mm the ^B^wCkiL. Jffr >^*<s ^?n ca*b attractive." Oae of the most attractive decorated places in the city for the hollQe days Is the Creek bdfd. net- _____ to y Co- " can 8uprsmfty of Business. My. There never was a time In all hla> tory when our national life baa been ' eo Interwoven In the tfanBactlona of the business representing as It does the olee basic principle of progress and perleu manent success, and the sneer at comon ruerdallsm passes when we discover militarism only a cloak for It The United 8tates Is proving to the world 1 n how Inconsequential are those things which have been felt to be paramount | ? of In the building iqTof a nation, such as the military powe/ and frowning fortUtf ggs cations along Che. border, tor business al_ Is sometnmg that concerns Individuals and the home welfare, and requires no anology in this day of "glorified peaceAil Industry, which Is another aame The for "American! ration."?"How's Bus; thin ness." Prominent Business Men, la Nasnd Magatlae. 6ar - Cherry Fu\ ? High Grade bj ? FUNERAL 1 V EMB/ .th. 2 Washingt tP . S War Troub tile No. I While lt?e E?t?ra World if involved la jeg ported Bulb* from France and Holland; Hyadntki Place order* early. ' , CHOICE CUT FLOWERS No. 1. Roses. Carnitions, Vallies an Our art la wedding arrangements is of th? fof ferings for fuaeral occasions. Cks. BLOOMING POT PLi Icks No. 3, Pilnu. Ferns. Norfolk Pine, tnd man; I to Bitthen. Everrrecn., Shade Trees. Shrubberio. tnc " Mail. Tetecraph and Telephone order, proaap ,CID *. L. O'QCLNN * Phones, Store 42, R LINE OF GOOI ROOM i: In Oak and Mahog eed to give satisfi s,. ii Furniture C t country ever piuUutCu; J run rsign*)* V t ?ny rebound'." , of the miid, y ;et ml uiw- 'v' r MM, lonf |B APPUOATIO KFOK PARDON dF . JAR VIS H. ODBif. ; Application will fce made to the Governor of North Carolina !<jr the pardon of Jarcrle H. Oden, convict ad at the M4y. 18?7 Term of the Sap* rtor Court of Beaufort county for the crime of murder end sentenced to the State Prison for a term of thirty years. All persons who oppose the grant- Ing of said pardon are invited to forward their protests to the Governor without delay. This the 15lh day of December, If 14. lf-15-Swe Unhappy Daohaiere. The Moors in Morgpoo mlufctata that a married man is blrosed lh tola lire and goes to Paradise after death, whereas a grown-up man Who 4f# a bachelor does trot gnd the road to Paradise, bat will rise again with the =^= ?=*p "g?"" rniture Co* ' Furniture DIRECTORS iLMERS. on, N. C. le on Bulbs I War wa are lucky to bar* raoaivW aflssr iaa i. NardMoa, TmU?> ud LiUuau ta treat variants* 'x POR ALL OCCASIONS. d Chrysanthemums seasonable flowses. b latest touch. Nothing liner in Flora] QfVNTS IN VARIETIES r otbsr choice plan* (or Horns Coder*. Rose m niinrnv vr n OrMn HOUM 141. )S IN WITS any. All goods iction in price lompany^
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