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FOOTTO-WAtCH- WRX _ . ?nfcr, Owtwr can have I and - IPQ mOTCTB^ht, W." V. B. fiafc. r.laat - Wwero Bowers-1 .jtahlic Lib-" ?n) - wtoniad F?v*,B UMh, . ? lOS-CBEAH; ANY YLAVOR I JMr bo? ?1.00 f[*l l kai,<43e balf gallon; tofephouel , 9aUobw'a Frui.l No. 430i Mrme.y re-1 taMMkif 'CRM unaotiafaetnrv.l '? MMwm. h'VHH ^SL^ai^uirsiS. ""1 -tlel Out . Naewuuj L. Xdmton^mtor nf 4e-| -Tfc. Mm Draasrl Dr**?r. Mr*-1 ?H-y CM W. m>* 4e4eafc<i.f Uk Dracar, J ?f Ten cr* Watrl . bul ta????Ufted la Um BWVOonrtI 2K?Hd ~ '??<ai? ottkaiaafe of I ivWlin ** pax ?ar n MlII?4 to appear] "*? ?? the ?a-l of Baaafaet ooactr. ? ? I tee IB Vaitiiftn. n.I Ifth. 1*11. at twelve a'-1 >aw eaaee If an?, abrl I kad shoals not* He I aa prarad MUphi I .. . ? 5r*K_fW^:| *7 kaad UU Ajrl) ?a. | IVA ' ? a. rivu . /I.nvi -# r> a t i i v*HF? w% 0OTVBVIVI i 3 01 8ALB Lia'ttwvtfoa to mel ??84 a r ? ? ... i tWin?, . . . " * ? meeting of the city bo?rd cation, whtoh lu to hare held last night, has been Spoiled until not week. ; . e e e ? Mia. Art Jones, who has bifett t??chimg schol at Royal, bu re ?-??nedrito her bom* in Holland, . ? MiM Joan ia well known Washington and 'has many ?i?i h>.. .... C. F. Qibfeoa* of New Bern, *aa among thw^onV nf town yiai tMfcii*-tha citr yeaterday. ? ? ? ? iMv -Joum manager of thcl New Bern. Mr. Young I ?toapaoird by his wife and I Mfcl. irbo will mak? their lomel n this tity. . iti-' ? ? ? Mjl. C. R. Sprnill land Mif I ""le^paufli teftthU.jtfternoon | Eobersonyillo, where they will I '"friends and relatives. T' ? * ? Mi? Nancy Bhytuv'of Newtou.. ia ?iaitaMt-hei- grandfather I [Williams un West I Mrs. Antiio. Burnis of Wan-1 is yisiting-her daughter,-[ a'Annio Burni? at theWaah fngton Hospital. ? ' . . r W. S. Bnrhhge (if Bath. i.. [spending today -in the oitv attend ?#-to'busineaa affairs. [ a i ? The meeting of the hoajfd of.*di|| iVrrtors of-the Pmt- National bank F 1 which was to hare been held Tue*| J day, has been deferred until I'ltewiatc on account of some of| Th?,members being out of town. Sj P. Trahan-of New Bern, ia ;| Sa tolfn today on business. * s ... * B. Wilson Boee, one of the fore J I men in -the city construction work 1 I (hat is going on, left last night for I JW inston-Salnm. Mr. Bose. dur-1 ( his stay in Washington, njadel jiv.frigid?, who will regret bis I Btpart?re/J , u ' ,-.??? ? ? ? S.' W. Livingston, of Wflpon.l I was in <1^6ity attending toibusi Iress matters todav.' I K tele S . Mre. L>H.' Farwoll of Eliza-1 [btth City, who has been visiting I | friends hero returned home to'T ?y ? is ? # ? *? 1 Mrs. Sam Laughinghouse, who] [spent yesterday visiting relatives! land friopds in the city, returned! I to her home jn Aurora last night, f u . #. ? 4 ? ? W. S.'Malone,of Greenville,J |was among the out of town visi tors here this Morning. ? * # * I' S. A.'Graham of Tarboro, was! ?en on tiie street* of the city thif | morning? Liwyvt HJH Un QuIH Pert?. His qnHl pea Is not qutto extinct In | Uoedon. Tk? legel profession, which | | Is fry o???TSgVe. cling? to It te toly, and nem? of th?" courts I I be eomplstel? equipped without | S plentiful supply of good goo?? quills i Have you aotioed what an Indlspen* I wesory the quill la to counsel | In aglaotatlou.Jy taking eote. malping a speech. or tn helpln.i I to point a warning linger St s h ??le wile em??London Chjronlcls. The Peetry Md It. 1 poet pep oee oeni fer adrer I It ?teg tbls week." declared the .tore | beeper aagiily to the editor of thi eeeatrjr paper. To? told eis yo?<| - ^ ? Mf shoepollsh U tier.- "Ard didn't I the edltoi. n. | resred tke advertiser. "Yo, Str I aoti Toe pet It la tbt eo) pet tfte eetlee of rawarr x-, ' a aw ?ltk t aisa-M po.Ur, <U?f <ou tut ! i rti" t<*w ??Ma, ??ta i *1 aaH all U? a 1 M. iaUivaalai awto Hm Un aot kMa abl* to laUnt tha aeaatu nnariii tkal "ptlfnai laottwr?" fcraai) mi I 'Arrivals. A SON OF THE HILLS. By Harriet T. Comstock RED EVE. * | By H. Rider Hatxartf THE BIOGRAPHY OF A PRAIRIE GIRL By Eleanor Galea THE DEVIL'S GARDEN By W. R Maxwell ON THE SEABOARD By August Strind berg THE TYPHOON By J. W. McConaughy And Man; Other Popular Novels NOW so< A COPY Latham's Book S'ere Cleaning ? Mackintosh. Mackintoshes. when dirty, can b. 1 easily cleaned at hotne. Spread out the garment flat am the table an?, acmb with warm water and yello* aoap in which * little carbonate o* ammonia has been dissolved. Rins? In cold water and hang In the air U dry. Oil no account pat It near the Tra. Reforming Llzardvllle. *1 understand that your nearest ?clghbor. Litardville, Adopted prohibi tion " "Yea," replied Three-Flngcr Sam. "us Leading citizens of Crimson Gulch saw to that. There ain't enough ealoon business for two towns in thts locality. Crimson Gulch be'u* the natural center of commerce, me an' Piute Pete an* a few others went ove? an' reformed JJzard villa."?Washing ton Star. Mother the "Trouble Man." In every place of buslnens there k an employee who U called the "trou ble man," because it Is his duty to soothe away ?very grievance, but in the biggest ?lace of.husinenR in the world, the bomo, where children are made into useful young men and worn en, the "trouble man" la a woman "He" la mother. Genuine "Knocker." Die Montgomery Advertiser Is out In an editorial of some length to prove that the man who has money and won't pay his debts Is the real "knocker" in every community. How ever that may be, we are s uro that the "knocker" la a man who hates to pay his debts and probably would not pay them if he did not have to.? Bir mingham Age Herald. PROPER TIME TO WEAN COLT Voungttar Should Bo Accustomed to Eat Hay and Grain Before Re moval?Put Mare on Dry Feed. The colt should be allowed to ro mata with the mare until It has be come accustomed to oat grain and hay before It is weaned. In nearly all cases It will be b'pt to feed tike mare for at least scleral weeka be fore the oolt is removed with grounf oata and wheftt bran. Qlve the mere & room- well-bedded box stall, ao the colt can ent besMe her. This is one of the eAalest and quickest w4ys of teaching the colt fee eat Give the colt good blue grass and white clover pasture, but put the m aro On 4ry'food. This will help to dry up her milk without causing a swollen jdder. While It la not necessary to par ticularly push the growth of the oolt ft la very essential that a stead.r growth* be maintain ?d and generally It wit] pay to feed a little grain, un lesa the pasture I? unusually good Oaound oata and wheat bran, aay one to two pints i>er day. fed dry will pro mote growth (ft bone and muscle and ? weW-dfcfeloped healthy arlmal. Cora ii irt ? suitable food (or f mJty ftxjwiKg animal & ..D H?M Kimvid ?11,1*7 ?nd In ; pilffl Fin* May M told HhrHi Cgnton. 0<?For II raarf Oaorga r. Brown Ul workad u a farm hud for i Frak F. Tingling, a farmar, Urlag ?ight mllaa t>Mt ?t tU* oitr, without racalrlng any mu Whan h* (nt | w?nt ta work for Tingling. Brows aura, ha ?l oSarad 190 a month. I A hoc t tlx months mo Brown hap- ! Mud to rnnrmber hla agraemant mad? with Tingling hack In I Ml. Ha dgmrad up hla wagaa a)d began ? ?nit In oommon yitaa couf. haro for M.OOO. with compound Int/jraat. I ~ " Tingling mad an anawar , 'a patiUw acknowledging A rardlct for.ll?J?7 war In JuJga Aka'a dirt Anon plrat ooujt, Ting though natlactad (arm ' to told it auction to band'f JndfonV . <' I f ,./??. v*l I Dr. Caldwell Belfeve?, Cy Mmr U. - Mr. tn<l Mm. W. K Sttibfe charm i tvrlv (UtttttH M t Mr beautiful home on Iti&i irtrcet Thursday evening last fcrojn ?lx to seven at a aixoourse anper in' honor of Ker. J. C. (MM, D. D.', president of the Atlantic Christian College, Wilson. who delivered the literary address to the graduating class of -the Bcl haven high school* The quests invited to meet Dr.' Caldwell were Kev. L. ,B. Jones, pastor of the Methodist church, Rev. Hljns Far rish, pastor of the Christian church, Kov. H. E. Header! iffht. pastor of the Presbytefiftti church, Rev. W. R. Haight, pflstof of the Uaptist church and Sirperintoli* ?sent C. B. Garrett, of the tiel haven graded school. The function Wtis i deliplitful one and tlio hosts proved grueious rte8s itself. Dr. Caldwell while ;n the ci,ty was a guest of ^fr. and Mrs. Stubbs. He left for hi home Friday morning. A warm and cordial welcome always I waits him in Belhaven. Do Ydw IhI ? To do anything In/ this jrortd worth loing, we must not stand back shiv ering and thinking of the cold and langer, but jump In antl"imiiible hrough aa well as we cair^^-Sydney \fmUh. ' ? ; >? JRANGE ANGERS BIQ An. It Wat 8cur and the Elephant Hurlo | the Doiior Into Plls of Boxes. Portervllle, Cal.?-A trtcto elephant was standing in an alley In tho rear if a theater here when JJhn Wallaoc. \ ooxmaker, came along peeling ac ?-range. The orange was sour, so he passed It on to the elephant With a snort the elephant promptly ?round Its trunk about Wallace snd hurled him headlong Into a pt'.e of packing cases 30 feet away. Wallace was unconscioua when he was dug from tho wreckage, and two surgeons worked over him for nearly .hree hours repairing outs and con* tuslons. GiRL, 17, WEDS MAN IN JAIL bridegroom la Serving s Sentence fo* Violation of the Local i Option Law^ Springfield. Mo.?Rather than watt till her sweetheart's term in the coun ty Jail had expired, M'.ss Sarah Harrla, seventeen, was married in the Record* er'r. office at the court house to Haft rlson Gregory. Gregory is serving out a sentence of six months in the county Jail on a charge of violating the local option law. After the ceremony Gregory ?u led back to his cell, accompanied by bis girl-wife, who was permitted by the Jailer to oonverse with klm through the bara for half an boos The most economical method of growing calves depends largely upot conditions on Individual farma. ? ? ? Unclean flanks and udders are tbe most common sources of contamtna *.Jon in milk. ? ? ? No mattor how good the cow, the ?hax>ce? aro ten to one that the eali *rom the grade sire wCJ nowhere aaa* ?bp ww? THEN AND NOW r-% <?*??? .. . <1 In the beginning man walked. ?" ? Later the horse came into popular use. Npw the automo bile is the universally accepted motive pdwer for personal use. It simply repres ent? the atuperidous progress of mankind. Time is ev?rythht to day and the aotlnraMIe h the greatest time Mver on earth. . ?475 For a Roadster or MIS For a Touring Car, buy* the best car on the market. The Ford. Looking U free and alt question* an cheerfully answered. LOOK AND ASK. WASHINGTON MOTOR CAR 00. Waahlwrtoo. N. C. MatOfatt dtftofcfe Mid?, . Drements in tb? process of Buratectnrlns square matcbw make It possible to turn oot nutchss from ft tingle dipping machine at tha rata ot more than six hundred thousand aa hour. A greea log 1b made Into matches, all packed ready to ship, la toss than two boors. notes for Swine breedep.s Success With Pigs Cannot Be trt bu ted tO Luck?Modal Farm Should Have Natural Shade. Progreaalon la the order of the day, and in no direction la there more prog reaa made than In the breeding and (feeding of awlne. The time Is past when we can con alder a man's success In swine grow In? based UQon luck. Good drainage la essential on the bog farm, and no amount of 111? or ar tificial draining will take the place of good nataral drainage. While hills and valleys make an Ideal place tot a hog farm? the herd ahould be kept as near to the source of the 'water as possible because of tho danger of the stock becoming af flicted with cholera and other diseases caused by the stream being contami nated by awlne further np stream. A model breeding farm ahould be provided with a tlmbor lot or larg*. grete. There Is no shade like nat oral shade, and trees soften the cold wlnda during the winter. Their value cannot be overestimated when pfoper ly utilised by the swine grower. The breeder who would be success ful in this age of close competition must have the closest and keenest dis crimination of what la necessary to constitute an animal of fndlvidual me>H. or more properly he must have firmly fixed In hie mind the exact con tour of a perfect pig. Then he must J are an idea of the kind of breeding stock required to produce such a pig. There are numerous breeds of swine, varying not only In alee. color\sbape, feeding qualities ofld general char acteiistlcs, but also In the quality of their product. It. la not the great big fat pig that brings home the money, but the pig that will weigh from 200 to 300 pounds at from six to ten months of age that captures the top prices. The breeding animals of the herd ahould receive the very best care and attention at all time*, but with al! of our knowledge of breeding and feed ing, Oe science of swine growing Is yet in Its Infancy. Castle Wss Financial Burden. Paris.?The duke of Tallyrand, hua band of the former Anna Gould, re gards the castle Sagan in East Prus-' sla aa such a white elephant because of Its expense of maintenance that ha ex pre as od Joy wben told It waa be ing occupied by Russian troops. Compelled to Swesr Allegiance. London.?Belgian functlonarlna at Ghent have bad to take the oath of allegiance to the German government, aoaordlng to an Amsterdam dispatch WE ARE AGENTS Iver Johnson, Reading Standard, Emblem, Hudson Dayton and Great Western Bicycle? ?old for cash or on time. We also have the most complete repair ?hop in the city all work guaran teed D.R. CUTLER Phone tM CASTORIA HH KM Y?lm Ahrm Ml How |Much Better You Feel If you are prepared against emergency by having a bank account! Nothing eUe can quite equal the beartglow that accompanies that feeling of preparedneo. If you are not a depositor here, ?tart an account t* day. One dollar will give you that start. Bank of W^ashingtort Washington. N. C. Pays Double Indemnity Our accident insurance policy pays double (or ac cidents occurring on railroad train or steamship. Get one before you start on that trip. Wm. Bragaw & Co. First Insurance Agents In Washington. N. C. M , - GOOD TASTE" Crystal ice cream FROM FRESll STRAWBERRY DIRECT 1ROM THE FIELD TRY IT PHONE 83 Crystal Ice Company Washington, N. C. LRON WOlD-M'uVn N?? York CiftN W LE J. I.EON WOOD & CO. B\NKERS and BROKERS. ?a?tel, Boa4s, OoNm, 4rala Mi Proruxuma. t ? riiM Mrtw, Otrnw BaUdUi, lorfoik, Va? PrlfftM wtrm to !?* I'ork tftoat KUu??, UUu|* ????< ?f UormfoadraM rwrwtiaiij ?uiidtt?. Uvmumu iM Mrfiui iMouta Urn Cartfml AhmMom TOOLS FOR THE FARM FOR THE LAWN FOR THE GARDEN FOR EVERYWHERE If it is a tool for use in this section of the country, we sell ti?and when WE sell it YOU can BANK on it. HARRIS HDW. CO Washington, N. C. Positive Protection Absolute elctrical efficiency giaranteed by us when wtf do your wiring. No cross currents, slip-shod installations or dangerouscompllcatlons. Just High-Class Installations That will do the work and preserve your safety We are masters of the electrical art. Now Located In Laughlnghouse Building. The Electric Shop, wm. Knight, Mg? ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE DAILY NEWS GIVE RESULTS Richmond Aa. June 1-2-3 1915 CONFEDERATE VETERANS REUNION Ticket? o? Sale May 29th to Jane 2nd, inc, limited to June 10th. Extension and ?top-over prirnefM. For ?arintM, ?tc, call on S. R. Clary, , ? Agent | ^WwMutaa. N.C.
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