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''JAMES L. MATO . . . . .
Proprietor
CARL QOERCH *?????* ? - Editor
WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, JUNE 2?, 1015.
When a lad/ finds she can make a speech, the husband may as Wei.
put the children in a hoarding school, strangle the canary bird an.
renew his acquaintance with tho fellows at the club.?llou?tun I\js,t
The new? that Washington had been designated as the meeting
place for the Elks of tho State next year, was received hero will
considerable elation and satisfaction yesterday aftrnoon. Washing
ton in not going to spare any pains in showing the visitors a go-n
time whe thev come to ihis citjSafxt June.
THE TJME FOR SALES.
This is the time of year when merchants usually put on a *ale i.
order to get their summer stock t reduced as greatly as possille t
make room for the new fall and winter stok. One of Washington*
leading stores has already held a sale of this nature ami s?v j.
others are now on the eve of holding similar events.
Tho store which has already held ite sale, enjoyed a mo?t gra;!
fying rush of business. This was due to two facts:?the fact tin.
it had the goods, and the fact thut it let the people know it had then
lioth are highly essential. A store may be loaded to the eeilin
with excellent merchandise, but if the people don't know that th
goods are there, tho sales aro going to be very low. ADVERTIS
ING is what counts. A merchant may g?) ahead and hang a pin-*
of oilcloth over the front of his store, but he'll get small returns
But if ho gvo ahead and mvrrs the community with circulars, ?1
vertices in tho papers aud thus shows the people he isn't afraid t
spend money, that he BELIEVES in his goods, they'll think thai
something big must be going on and even if thcv are not in th
market for any goods, they will visit the establishment just to se
how the salo is being run.
Tho local merchant, whose sale has just terminated. *>par d n
pains in letting the people know what bargains he had to offer them
Ho ran frequent page and half-pago advertisement-, and the resul
waa that hi* store was crowded during even- day of the sale. Hi
example should be one that the other merchant? of the city wouh
see the advisability of following.
The rea-ou whv this city prolwbly hasn't liad otner ooiivcntiou.
here is because we haven't gone after them. And. we mislit ado.
that's just tli? .reason why we lip v en', t secured a good iiuinlxr '
other things besides conventions. , Washington is an ideal place foi
conventions and meetings of all kinds and there is 110 doubt that ;
number of ordors would bo only too glad to meet here if they wen
properly approached on the matter.
Only ope thing marred the pleasure and enjoyment of those wh.
attended the Chautauqua in this city, and that was the ehatter ami
laughter of those who were not interested iu the various perform
anew and were too ill-mannered to permit those in their vicinity
to hear the various number1. Innumerable complaints have beet
made of this fart by indignant patron* of the Ohautaoqua.
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE.
Wen Known to l>**dtng Physician*.
Who Indorse His Method?.
W. B. 8EBLBY, the noted rup
ture specialist of Philadelphia. W
?ending his pergonal representative
(o Washington, N. C-. to minister to
the n??eds of the ruptured public,
thoroughly equipped and prepared
with the most difficult cases. Inter
ested parties can consult him f*cj
at the Hotel Ixiulee, Wednesday god
Thursday, June 30 and July 1.
8 BE LEY* 3 SPKRMATIC BHIKI,D
TRUSS, as used and approved by the
U. B. Government and the Tsar of
Russia, will retain any case of rup
ture perfectly, acording Immediate
relief and close the opening In s
short time on the average case, ft
produces results without surgery or
harmful injections.
No leg ?traps to irritate and soli.
No binding of hips. Clean and dnta
ble.
Examination and advice free. Per
sonal reference on request. Cut out
and k^ep for reference. Home offlcc
}QI7 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
flvlrorlbe for the Dtily Now?.
IM IM o| "Spring Ktnr,"
A tur ti? ud ?lncfitii bovtli
will ?<*?? *H7 mntitiom ud
Mwmtia mi or mu m? mIh
tK*a M*1 (U tlr*4 out, 4011, Kupld
u4 ?Nm rotv CkUuiUe T?b
r*tum lauHiM]?, t?Uf
bMiUir ,b?w?l mM? M Ure* up
row Untr. n?r wholMon* ud
tker??#Mr llaulH; 4o Mt frttn
4? HWMi TVr kulM UM fill.
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERINl
Bat Hoihtni, With Aid of Cardui
Effects Her Deliverance.
Draper, N C.?Mrs. H pirn DaKon, cr
(his place, say?: "I suffered f?r years
with pain? in mv left side, and woulc
oiten almost smother to death.
Medicines patched me up for awhiW
but then I would get worse a^ain. Pinal
ly, my husband decided he wanted me U
fry CajdiH, the wcman'J tonic, so lu
bought me a bottle and I began Using if
It did m? more good Ihan aH the medi
cine? 1 had taken.
I have induced many of my friends tc
try Cardui. ?nd they all sa/ they havf
been benefited by its use. There nevei
tias been, and never will be, a medicine
lo compare with Cardui. I believe It L*
I good medicine for ail womanly trou
ble?."
For over 50 year?, Cardui has been re
lieving woman's sufferings and building
weak women up to hrallh and strength.
If you are a wo mm, give it a fair trla!
ft should surely help you, as It has *
?111 ion other?. ?*
Get a bottle of Cardut to-day.
Wrtt, tf; QtfiMoc* MWn ??.. uai?
?4 t Han &?**. T?nn.. for St* t*
firm* o6r?ur MM ?n4 ?4 VKi* *??%. "'flirt
Q Ik;
NOTJCK.
I hara thla dar quallad u admin
istrator of the aatata of Sarab I!
Ifardinf bafora iba dark of <ha Bu
parlor court AU pariona hoJd'nK
elalma against aafd aatata art ra
qaaatad to praaoat rlainta to ma, dal)
ran#?! wltbia two moot or fro? tUU
dala. All yarwaa IndaMad to Hid
ratatt ara raqaaat*4 to maka an IB
m ad lata tattlaoiaii.
Thla lilt ?a? of Ma?, ?1?,
t. i. hMm.
Mi**
People Yea Know.
J?*?> Holt ?>. bora III O.bkojh.
"U, Juljr 4. 1?JJ. Kiicd; n>
?mr ?tt?r hi. bulb. H vj*
ti?! k? ni je? a?r> eld.
??r ur tho? aattl be **? tlx
month? -eld. He was paaalopately
fond. Of mmlc In hI? yottn? r year?
*nd for hoars h? would ?It oc the
kitchen floor ?nd pull th? family
cat's tail In order lo hear It howl.
Jaykay's juvenile ambition was to
be a fish peddler, la h!? mind, taere
v*s do other portion In the world
hat held forth so many ailurement*.
u ? wo.aim. however, bi ?aw an
rate citizen. whose sleep had been
?lsturbed by the peddler, hurl a
oot at the latter,* which knocked
he fellow unconscious for over an
"lour. That ended Jaykay's atubi
ions in that line.
When hs was twelve years old."
Jakay was able to walk, talk plain
ly and eat without being forced fo
do k>. He could alio recite "Maiv
? Tad a Little Lamb." in a manner
which brought tear? to the eyes ot
his listeners. H? waa also s skillful
performer ?on the piccolo. ".
He left home June 18, 1817, to
make his fortune. He tried to- gr-t
\ position ss the skeleton In a on? -
r'.ng circus, but failed. Then he suc
cessively held down jK>sltlons aa an
nntructor to the ~aboiigtneee 0{
Afghanistan, lecturer on the Chatt
'anqua platform !n eastern 8yrfr?
and as interpreter for the varlou
r'.bes of savages In southern Africa.
Finally he came back to Amer'.rn
hccame established In the dry goods,
business and in 180? he owned h!?
*wn store. Ho ig now a most su--|
eyeful bublness man.
Beware cf the P ft
t*he deeper th? -ut the har.* ? n
? tho vchicle and tbo tuuro it ntu-%
t'Md. Find a new way of doing li
:d work, be a read builder and nc
rut maker.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that th.
rm heretofore existing and tradinj;
inder the name of Ccott & Bergeron
i partnership composod of W. A.
Jcott and B. Wj. Bergeron, has thU
lay bean mutually dissolved.
This 16th day or June, 1916.
W. A. SCOTT.
B. W. BERGERON.
Witness:
JAS. L. MAYp.
li - \ 7-4 wc.
Fop Coughs That "Hang On."
Llngeriing coughs, bronchia'
oughs, la gripj>e colds and similst
(ilmcnta thai "hang on" until Ma:
?re Hkely to Isst all summer If no
?trod. Foloy's Honry and Tar Com
?ound will allay inflammation, t-leai
'opped passages, relieve djfttrcse
eg discharges at the sonrce, banlsl
?uITy. whr^ir breathing and hen!
n d Root he raw nasal and bronchia'
mneagee. It Is prompt In action,
-afo and sure. Contains no op1
? toe. Davonporf'a Pharmar*
Washington.' Juo? li.-^Hope that
tho hMdi of t h?
?factions would tenia thrtr
encea waned today when k
kiovn Carransa bad given not i .-a
to it* United State# that he woald
not agree to a truce with Villa
las diccussion ofp-ac#.
announced hta intention of
Wit hit military campaign t?
I his adveraarlea. *
Nsw F??ta Aboart Caaoar.
A ?tudy of 1.000 cum of caoMr ?#
the stomach rev#?la the fast that lift-*
dfsoaae claim* mora men than wom^
aa ita victim# and that It occvr* meat
frequently between the tfta of forty
and alxty yean. Ulcer of the atom
| ach, on the dlfc?r heed, appears moat
! frctpently between the acta of twex*
| tgr aa? forty years. Id over M par
neat ?f the caaaa of cancer hsredttj
?ud to play aa part
.London. June 25.?-An Amster
dam dispatch to the Central News
#aye that the Germane following
their victory in Galicia, have made
preparation? for another attempt t>*
capture Warsaw. German troops
from Galicia already have been
trnnsferred to the Bsara -front, west
of Waraaw, says the dlapateh.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
NEW SHORT ROUTE.
FREIGHT SERVICE
Tf you value quick traasporta
tico, -route your shipments via
Norfolk Southern Railroad.'
fatch the tijpe made by tbeir
A enrs, and yon trill fiml
your interests arc bast sorrel
by patronising thorn, as "Time if
money."
"That's what I want
Mother?Daddy drinks
a wtien he's hot and thirsty''
For evtry member of the
family there's nothing half
as Invigorating, r^rwhing,
deliciou? tat a glasa of
Peptf-Cota., .
Sttinflat tbtthlmti i fm -
t/io ? ta*flo?t brednff
?neugh to mak? you "fiU No.
tctUa th* tmt of tha d?r.
nt ?11 fount*
boosted in
i too,? your
PEPSKola
For All ThhrtH?Pepsi-Colm
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING WORKS
E R. MIXON & CO., Props.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
ur* *t>i>-*????? /?.* a?iM ,u?t< v u
J. LEON WOOD & CO.
BtNKBM mi HROMM.
Application will bo m Ad? to tki
vt?\fnor Of North Carolioo for tka
pardon o t FTedartck L?Roj Bush
m<M? *1 ?ba Octobar 1?11 k?rm
t>: Boporlor Court or . Beaufort
'or tbe trim? ef' .*3 a rdef.
? nd mtaoeod to the Stajtee prim
for * torn of Ittoo? (?I) >f?r?
All pereeaa who oppoee i irnt
til ot ?M K^u ?n IbtIuT f
forward tk?ir protaata to th- HI
Tbta *?th iar of May. lilt.
'4 TWENTIETH CENTURY
Water Cooler
SANITARY
tee in'Separate Compartment
ECONOMICAL ~
Only requires small amount of
Ice. Will pay for itself lirst
season.
$12M>
Harris Hardware Co.
WE ARE AGENTS
* lver .Johnson, Reading
Standard. Emblem, Hudson
Dayton and Great Western
Bicycles sold for cash or on
time. also have the
most Complete repair shop
in the city all work guar an
teed*
D. R. CUTLER
Phone SM
THE
STIEFF
Tone
A Quality
Tone
From every standpoint o t
tonal values the
Stieff
tone if a quality tone. Through
out the entire range of the in
strument there n ta ?vene*, a
velvety smoothness that speak*
tI)e work of a muter hand.
Stieff
ton? i? ? rvp combination of
unlimited Volume and syro pa
thetic ilpaing quality,
Stieff
i? ?vid?nc*4 tfc# iMtflfflfff** IO
"""I
The Way to Buj Breeze
SEE
McKeel-Richardson Hdw.'Co.,
W. R. Gay ?
Electric Shop
City Electric Dept.
THE VIRGINIA BAY
- '* OCEAN VJEV/. VA.
Open June 13th to September 1st. Ninth Season
Under Same Management. The Mo?t Popular and Most
Liberally Patronized Summer Hotel on the Virginia
~ Const.
lOO Rooms
Immediately on Water-Froot, Overlookras .Ches
apeake Bay. IiHull View of all Vessels Passing Through
Historic Hampton Roads
. *V~ .. ' Syr .? " ^ iL. .
Amusements
Bathing, Boating,Fishing, Bowling, Billiards, Music
and Dancing, Motion Picture Shows, etc. etc.
? Rates, in Keeping with the Stringency of the Times
For Particulars Write
JNO. A. TUCICER, Manager
Until June 1st Louise Hotel ;Washiagtp?^N^C ,
'?Rabbit" Maranville
Drinks
?4he quick-step beverage tor qulcV-^top I
thinkers and players? for people \rho do i
things?for athletes vho W? tho punch
to deliver the good* in * pinch,
Daaiuid tlx fMwbt* W M MM
mcoyn|i i^Utitwtioik
ATLANTA. OA.
i&oltlin? Works
F. E. MAYO, Prop.
WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
'1'
ATLANTIC
M0RE1IKAD CITY, N. C
Opens June 15, 1915, Opening
v Ball June 19th,
H> ft fOSTJfR, >
1A. )s COOK, AaUiM.