Inki?* IiJiMA
mmm
Uoet folkd for g? t that the kidney*
like tk? bow*U. IM elucglafc ?
ck>gsed and. awd a fitting o?
elonally. ?1m we have backache and
dali misery tn kidney regtod. se-1
vere bwdtchr?. rheumatic twinge?,
torpid livar. acid stomach. sleep1?&
ccu and all aorta of bladder die
order*.
Too simply moat keep yonr kid
man active and clean, and the mo
vent you feel an ache or pain In the
kidney region, ?get about four o one?
of Jad Salts from any good drog
etoreL here, take a tableapoocful In
a glasa of -water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidney?
will then act fine. This famous
salts ts made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with 11th
la. and Is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to nor
mal activity. It also neutralise?
the adds In the urine so It e^o long
er Irritates, thus ending bladder dis
orders.
Jad Salts is harmlam. Inexpen
sive; makee a delightful effervescent
llthla-water drink which eteryborf
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean, thus avoiding
eerlous complications
A well known local druggist eays
he sells lot? of Jsd Salts to folks
who believe In overcoming kidney
trouble while It In only trouble.
Loefl Enough Already,
A rather fussy man traveling froai
Wew York to Philadelphia had been
much annoyed by his opposite com
panion. a tall, lanky fellow whoae
bony H>*e* troubled him not a little
There was a stop of several minutes
at Trenton and the tall travsler ros?
from his seat, and said with a yawn:
"I guess I'll get out and stretch my
is?* a bit." "Good gracious!" ex
claimed the other, "don't do that un
less you are prepared u? psy doubt*
Care, or to take a nompartmeat all fer
flori* Carolina. Beaufort Oot
?M?o?rt, Mu? Um
- J ohm H.' Ode? et al.
Ml tlPW M- . >?* -yJl'-l
J H. Btokop et aL*
ffottoe 1? tifm by
kb Sww? District tkat o? tke Ith
dar <* March. ltli. ?1 U o'dock.
U tke OoortkMM trn Washington. N.
C- tkey wi4 raMln ihM kida (or
?ca ??y? or aald district ??4 ?11 otk
er work to ko do?? 1? connection
th?rtnrtxb Tkat tk? approximate
amount of work to k? dooo to aa fol
111.400 sq. yards of. Bxecutlon.
Clearing t 1-4 mil?* of rlfkt of
way.
Building tkree highway bridges.
Cloartnf out tko outlets of canal
'at Rowland creek in d Pun go creek.
Tkat said work to to be completed
wtthln Virelre montka after contrset
Is lot." 6?Id work or contract tkere
for may be let a? a wkole or in see
Uona: The rlgfet to rsoer rod to re
ject any end all blda. Tke bidder
will be required to enter l*to bond
for fcellhful performance and con
tract. Specifications for said works
ar? on file la the ofloe of tke Clerk
of tke Superior Court of Beaufort
Coonty, North Carolina
This F?b 2Snd, HIt.
Tke Board of Drainage Commis
sioners of Jackaon Swamp District.
HARRY McVTJL^AN.
Attorney.
MMwe.
Various Vlf** of the imna
Tke farmer calls the snow tke poo?
asn's fertiliser. It keeps tke grounC
warm and puts dollars?proepecttrely
?In his vacant pockets. It Is much
?steamed by artists, who use almost
??ery color oxci*pt" white whon they
set out to paint iu Their favorite tints
for 'his parpeso are pink, purple and s
?laty blue. It soemn to be the chief
business of artUts to Inform ua cour
teously but flrmly, that our eyea axe
tiara.?Exchange.
Getting Rid of Sparrow Pm?
Ifowhere to tk? Bhgllah sparrow t?
sludod among tke birds protected by
tow, and aa Individuals and flocks
hare an extremely narrow range, each
flock oocupytog one locality to wkloh
its aotfvtttoa are chiefly oonflned, tk?y
are easily extarmlnated. Wtoo a
place has anoe been olearsd of spar*
wri It will be aome tiwr ^ k
Tha Better Quality.
Tfca ?an wfco la dapandable haa
?onafhtna on tha chap who la meraljr
hailliaat-?Philadelphia Inquirer.
Every Sip
?'INSTANT POSTUM
Is Satisfaction
and suggests the aroma and flavour of mild high-grade
Java. That's because the rosted "berry" of wheat, from
which Postum is made, has a] snappy flavour remarkably
like that of the rosted coffee berry. The reale tast is a de
lightful savor distinct!velyJPostum?rich and nourishing.
Unlike coffee, Postum never imposes upon its users
a tribute f o headache, nervousness, biliousness, sleepless
ness, heart flutter and other ills, because Postum contains
not a particle of the coffee-drug caffeine, or any other
harmful ingredient.
INSTANT
POSTUM
is the concentrated form of this pure cereal food-drink
No boiling required- made in the cup with hot water?
Instantly! Wonderful convenient for the home, for
travel, for picnic?handy anywhere. Delicious! 30c
and 50c tins. I
If coffee is interfering with youroomfort-end^pcces*
as it does for most users, suppose you shift to POSTUM.
"There's a Reason"
Postum may also be had in the original form-which
must be well boiled-lSc and 25c package*
Both forms of Postum are equally wholesome and
delicious, and coat per cup about Jhe same.
, -sold by Grocers everywhere.
?? V i t 11 v <c. .. CT:- / iT . i
Try "Geta-It," Its
Magic for Corns!
Mew. HM
You will HTir know to? r?el
17 ?*v K U to let rid o I * eon un
til you h?ve tried mO*TB-ITB."
Nothln? Ilk* tt bu ever been pro
duced. U teke? Ice* time to'apply
tt then it doe# to reed thU- It will
>?? j Nerve I Um
rHWEftfyCra
~ atattr t
dumfound 70?. eepeclaly it you
have tried everything elee for corns
Two drope applied In a few eecomle
??that's all. The oorn shrivels,
then cornea right off, palQlewly,
without fuaalng or trouble. If you
have ever made a fat bundle out of
your toe with bandagee; ueed thick,
corn-preeelng cotton-rlnge; corn
pulling eaJTeft; corn-teaelng plaster*
?well, you'll appreciate the differ*
ence when you use "GETS-IT." j
Your corn-agony will vanish. Cut
ting and gouging with knives, ra
sors, file# and aclaaore, and the
danger of blood poison are done
away with. Try "GET8-JT" tonight
for any corn, callus, wart or bunion,
Never falla.
"QBT8-IT" Is sold by druggtsta
everywhere 25c a bottle, or sent di
rect by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
HOLDS OFFICE FOB 44 YEARS
Civil War Veteran Has Continuous
Term? as 8ehool Board
Clark.
Marshall, Minn.?For 44 years Ja
cob Rouse has been clerk of ths
school board of District No. 1 In Lyon |
county. He waa first elected in 1870
and haa held the office ever since. Ha
has seen the district grow from a
small one-room log achoolhonae with
but a few scattering pupils to a four
room conaolldatod schqot with four
teachers In charge of 185 popila wkf
hare the advantages of domestlo sci
ence and manual arta. Mr. Rouse
Uvea In the Camden valley of Lynd
township, whore In IjffO he U)ok a
claim In aectlon?22. He was Jor one
term treasurer of Lyon county and ifl
? veteran of the Civil war.
HOW TO IMPROVE LAMB CROP
Practice of Allowing Youngetsrs to
Run With Mothers Until Breeding
Time la Objeotlonable.
Lamb t should be weaned when from
four to four and one-half months old
Bo says Frank Klelnh^lns. shepherd
of the University flocks. In answer
to numerous lnqulrlaa upon this sub
Jsot
Many floe km asters a How the lambs
to run with their mothers until breed
ing time. Thla Mr. Itletnhelns ro
garda as very objectionable for It an
noys the owes ftad keeps them In poor
oondltlon. Moreover, at this time the
lambs get but little milk and the?
will really do better without It. j
When taken from their mothers,
the Iambs should be put on a piece of
fresh pasture, which will help to
avoid much at the stomach worm
troublei
After weaning time the ewes should
he put on a scant paature for about
a week In order to dry them up qulcfe
ly During thla period they should be
milked a fesr time? to prwvent the
udder from oak lag and aa soon aa
they are fairly dry they ought to be
placed on good paature again, where
thsr put on fleeh and become
Strong and rigorous before they are
bred to the fall.
?arly weaning and good oare of the
ewes after the lambs are taken away
enables the ewes to ao Into winter
r<srs In good condition, thus ald
wtntsr feeding and Insuring s
large crop of Strong lambs In the
?ring.
W?4 foe Weening Colt
Ofton tho paetnrea AT? abort and
dry wh?n tha young oolt 1? weaned.
There to no food eo ncrarlahln? to tho
fool u to groon graaa. If o lato pan
tare la available, tho fool ahould hava
froo aooooa to It. If the loto paature
U not at hand, wheat bran ahould bo
fed twloo each day, with good clover
I*
IMMENSE DAMAGE TO COTTON
I
Nearly 1i,000 Square Milo? of Now
TarHtory Info?tod During 1?13 by
tha Boll Weevil. \
The boll woortl did aboot thirty mo
tion dollora' worth of damage to tho
ooitoa crop la 1911, m oatlmatod la
tha now report of tho entnmologlet.
Nearly elghteee thooaaad aquare m I lee
of now torrftoey boeamo Infaatod dar
ing tho yeor. ?vary effort to bolng
made to control thaao dopredaUone,
partkmlorly by the ago of powdered
orthooraacato of Um4, aad hand pich
tag of cotton njuarea aod botla. A*
?epata M iaad waa triad with varying
reeulta and tha quaatfcm of tta no>
? 99 9 ? ? k ? ?
? KM. /^^CE "tp^xl^r?e.
?141 Cor. Imod<1 4 Harrey Sta.
N. O.
? Under Eatlrely New
? sat Hot and coU
? wsrlHu b?
TO 8KB YOU
com OUR WAT. ?
? ? j ? ? ? e ? ?
Ncnci OP IWT M?UHO OF
CBBDROBA.
In tha District Court of the United 1
Mat ter the Eastern District of
North Caroline, Sixth Division,
la Bankruptcy.
In the Matter of John P. Feller?,
?T IN BANKRUPTCY.
To the creditor? of John P. Fel
lers of WMhln*ton. tn the oonntj of
Beavfort. and district aforesaid, s
bankrupt. J
Notica-Is hereby flren that on the
18th &Uft February. A D. 191S.
the said John P. Fellers was duly
adjudicated bankrupt and that the
first meeting of his creditors will be
held at Washington. North Carolina,
at tha oflBce of Stewart and Bryan,
on the 1st day of March. A. D. 1*18.
at 11:80 o'clock a. m. at which
tine the said creditors may attend,
yrore their claims, appoint a trus
tee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
property oome before the said meet
in?.
This 18 day Feb. A. D.. 1816
FRANK H. BRYAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
2-18-lOtc.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In Uit District Court of the United
State* for the Eastern District of
North Carolina, Sixth Dlrlalon.
In Bankruptoy.
In the Matter of Ruhr Feller?. Bank
ropt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
To the creditors of Ruby Fellers,
of "Wtahlnfton in the county of
Beaufort, and district aforesaid,
bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day of February, A. D., 1915
the said Rnby Fellers wae duly ad
judicated bankrupt and that the
flret 'meeting* >of her creditors will
be held at Washington. North Caro
lina. at the office of Stewart and
Bryan on <he 1st day of March, A
D.. 1915, at 11 o'clock a. m. at which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their olaims. appoint a trus
tee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly oome before the said meet
ing
This 18 day of Feb. A. D. 1915.
FRANK H BRYAN.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
2-18-10tc.
KVKRT MAN SHOULD HE PH<>
tographed/ If you don't want
one eome one else might. Inglls
Studio. ' ?
2-24-tfc.
BOMB DONT8
For Stomach and Liver Sufferer*
Don't take medicine for your
Stomach ailment* morning, noon
and night, as usually such medicines
only give temporary relief and simp
ly digest the food that happens to
be in the Stomach
Don't permit a surgical operation
There Is always serious danger In
operations and In many ca*s of
8tomaoh, Liver and Intestinal Ail
ments the knife can he avoided if
the right remedy Is taken in time.
Don't go around with a foul smel
ling breath caused by a disordered
Stomach and Liver, to the discom
fort of those you come In contact
irltb.
If you are a Stomach sufferer,
don't think you can not be helped,
probably worse ca*es than yours
have been permanently restored by
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
Most Stomach ailments are main
ly caused by a catarrhal condition.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy not only
removes the catarrhal mucus, but el
lays the chronic Inflammation and
sswNte in rendering the ^ptlre ali
mentary and intestinal traot anti
septic. and this Is the secret of Its
marvelous success.
Don't suffer constant plain and ag'
ony and allow your etomach ailment
to phynleally undermine your
health. No mater how severe your
case may be or how long you have
Buffered?one dose of Mayr's Won
d?rf^l Itemed v should oopvlnce you
that you can be rettofed to health
again. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
has been taken and ks highly reeom
mended by Member* Of Coagreaa.
Justice of the SupttlH 00*1. Bdd
dor?, Lawjrcn. VnbuU Bank
Doclort, DrttfklM.. KlHH, Wlt>
ufacturar?. rriMU, IfenlaMH, Fir
mam anil pwrpi. m Ml walk. of llfa.
Son? for FRISK ntlMkl* bookl.f
on stomal Aiimaata to Oao. H.
M?yr 154-111? Whlttac ?t . Ohlcafo.
Ut.
?wr'i Won<1artul Ramwlr la aol?
trr laadisc itmnUU o???Twbara
rltk th? porttlr. .o?artU?dln? that
roor moaar will ba raHndad ?llh
><at or inlMI* II ONE bol.
Ja fall? to fit? TO* ?baolula
?<*?<>?< k'lt.laU.u.U
Almost eaery one know? that Sage
* and Sulphur, properly com
pounded. brines back the natural
oolor and luatra to th?
faded, awaked or gnfr
dandruff, ttching aoalp and 0(09?
Ins hair. Year* ago the
way to got this mixtura was to make
It at bomo, which la
Nowmdaya wa limply a|k *t any
drug atora tor "WratwC *!? ?nd_
Sulphur Compound."'"Toa will jet
Everybody uaaa thti old. famoua roc
largo bottle for about 10 cents
pa, beoanae no ona can possibly tall
that you darkened your hair, aa It
doea It ao naturally and evenly. You
dampen a ?pence or koft brush with
it and drarw thla thro ugh your hair:
taking one email at rand at a time;
by morning the grap hair disap
pears, and after another application
two. your hair beeomee beautiful
ly dark, thick and ilosay and yen
look years younger.
HAVE FIFTY HOUSE DRESSES
which I wlU put on aale next Fri
day morning. They are worth
IS.50 to $7.00 each, will be aold
on Friday for $1,48. This la
great bargain. See weet show
window display. J. K. Hoyt.
YOUR KMPIjOYKK EXPBOTS YOU
to be on time. Or? sleeping U
no excuse when a dollar wlll?**y
a reliable alarm clock J. 8.
Campbell, Jeweler. Phone 383
J.
2-2 4-1 tc. ^
PLENTY OP PATIHNCE TO TRY
and get Just what you want of the
little ones. Inglls Studio.
2-24-tfc.
NOTICE?I HA YE TAKHff UP ONE
oow, color red, with White head,
marked crop and under square
the left, under square the right.
Owner can set seme by applying
to M. 1. Burrus on Langhlnghouse
farm and paying" charge?. If not
called for within 20 daj? will aell
to pay charges. 8. L. Laughlng
houser <
2-24-lt4<wc.
CASTOR IA
Tar Intuits ul GUldrta.
Tbi Ktad Yoa Hiti Alwqt B?fM
Bears the
<XfBUQM Of
An Actlw Liver Meua Health.
If yon want good health, a elear
complexion and freedom from Diami
nes?, Constipation, Biliousness,
Headaches and Indigestion, take Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They drive
out ferqientlng snd undigested foods,
clear the Blood snd cure Constipa
tion. Only S6e, at your druggist.
mHp JP
DMdi is a watenneUfn with ? est*?
bili*, allowing ter tt to be ait h
rersrse earns, so that it maj
li tbs ?ood olMkaltkMd ?
getting the mti full of w?t
?mM bra a Joks with t
MMIdatifl
Mr* roll -847." nl4 tS* waiter.
h*TO Dot ODijr BMB O KOMI? NO,
bat I bare m?ii a bteoott box. a tabla
?poon, a chimney sweep, a chain link,
a bom gay, a cam era slide, a pwlw
flHMa. a sword flab and a wall Muwmf
Osme In California.
California Is 00? of tba richest state?
of the Union in gaaae The varieties
Include doer, elk, moose, antelope, cari
bou. wdd turkey, pheasant, duck,
cooee. brant, plorer. snips and rail
rlolsat
?boaid be
tir? lazatlre-toalc,
*7 9
bars QMd It, is the
of simple herb* Wtitf psprta
tj*" < _?- ,
the sane of Dr. OaltfweH* Syro#
The prte? to fifty
free trill bottle nrlte to Dr.
B. Caldwell, 451 W?
m. ?
?arty toll this dub. lMt*4 of
a fir* to tfce store to wans h
place a lighted c.
the llaht of which r'r
T??* Definition of ? ^?wlmtot
"Pa. what to a pwtitttotr "A. pm>
Bitot to a man who. no matter what
1? |ets on Christmas, would ra|V?r
AWT AMATEUR WHO WAHTB Df
formation can have it to tlis bask
of oar ability free. In*lis Studio.
Wo do amateur work.
S-14-tfe.
AN INDIVIDUAL GREENHOUSE
Patent applied for
The advantage of bain? two or three weak? In adv*Boe of the regu
lar season and a lika length of time ahead of other and leas progressive
growers 1? apparent to all trnek plantera.
In the early spring whan the publie'a palate la era Yin# for the "tret*
of the aeaaon" and (Ilka tha "kids" two weeka before drena daj)
"can't hardly wait for freah green stuFs after the monotonous "earn
ed goods" period of winter, a repeat of new grown vegetable? fresh
from the ground la a treat Indeed.
OUR FOBOirO boxes supply this TREAT.
Beaefct Your CsstooMra.
Whether you sell to the eomletlo n merchant or direct to tha eonsum
er either will welcome your early shipments or dellvsrlse. You being
able to supply them ahead of other growers wiH "put you In good"?
will giro you the "Inside track" for other aalea when the aeaaon proper
opens up, and cause them to apeak of yon aa one who la up to the min
ute in progreaaire gardening.
OUR POROKO BOXES FORCE EARLY SALIBS.
Bwit Yoonwif.
Some people go to farming for their health, but we take It for grant
ed that your object in being in this buaineea la to make money?you
owe It to youroelf then to "get all that is coming to you." Sayptjr
youreelf with a vufllelent quantity o f our "Individual greenhouses" to
meet your demand?. Be able to "de liver the goods" at a time when the
market it highest and you will find that you fcave not only gald tor your
Investment several tlmea over the fl ret season, bat have a aloe little
bunch of "Kale" (we do not mean cabbage either) that you otherwise
wouldn't have.
OUR FORCING BOXES PORCH OUT DOLLARS.
ORDER -EM NOW! SPRING IS COMING!
FOR SALE AND DISTRIBUTED BY
Hasseil Supply Co. & Harris Hardware Go.
WASHINGTON, N. C
NEW THEATRE
MONDAY NIGHT ONLY. MARCH 1st.
The New York Casmo Success
"LADY LUXURY"
Books and Lyrics by Rida Johnson Young.
Music by William Schroeder.
Staged by R H. Burasides.
WITH v.
FLORENCE WEBBER,
Late Star "Naughty Marietta'*
""?iKffiTSL.
^"When Dreams Come True" JEAW
EMILY FTTZROY. SAM J. BURTON' E. H. CRAWFORD
And Others
BEAUTY CHORUS. GOWNS BY LADY DUIT GORDON.
PRICES: Orchestra, $2.00; Parquet, $1.50 $1.00;
Balcony, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Seats Friday