For the Man Tha t Cares
Every Maflin Washington owes It to himself and
to t is pocket-book to visit our furnishing depart
ment. Cool Clothes are in Demand.
SPORT SHIRTS
\
Just received a
new shipment in
wbiie, teawiful
stripes i nd tich
coloring, with
soft turn back
collars and cufis.
$1.00 ard
$1.50
HOSIERY
i>ILK and Silk
Lisle n a'l the
staple and novel
ty shaJes. Some
thing all men
want and are Ko
ine to have.
25c and
50 c
UNDERtt EAR
Cool U ndi?r
wear in 2|>ivre or
Union Suits,, in
llie most dusiin
bit; fabrics. This
weather Oein.iiiUs
it. We can
it. Suits
50c ami . ,
$1 OU
J. K. HO YT
FRIEND OF WORKING GIRLS
la liy |K)?od |d:ot> graph of Mii?s
Atv.e Morgan. who J.j3 ???><? "iii>
opened a carui- for Kor^ltig st'is i:i
Sterling f.?r*?at. (ireeji'&ocil !*i N
M'iR Me van Ik the d.v.ishler of U.?
lata J. P Morgan.
O'^ly TSou^jh'.
The bow cannot pos.'dldy atf-rd .
wayi beat. nor can hurnun frailty
?1st without tome lawful recroiUun.
Oanutei
(Jet Hid of "Spring i''e\*rr."
A lazy liver and alugg sb bowel
rill ovnrcump) any ambition- an
energetic man or woman and mak>
thorn feel all tired out, dull, stupid
and lifeless. Foloy Cathartic Tab
lets relieve oona'Llp&tion, restor. I
health 7 bowel actton and l.ven up
your ll*er. They are wholesome and
thareujchly cteamalng; do not grlp<
in n Aii.i?aie. They banish iliH r iu
close, heavy fpellng. J. !.. Knlrb
Tort Worth. Tptm. say*. "Mv d1s>
griwmble arm pt ems wore entirely re
n> me tuurouKii elfita.ui.
irav*? xnv ay *??:? " I .
*OTt'? Pharmacy
NOTICK OF 8ALK.
Ut:d*r and by virtue of power of
H.th? contained in a ded of trust to
the undesigned. A. D. Mao Lean.
Trwsl?if. from J. C. J^hnnor) and
wife ti- rid March 18th. IUI2 w.iirh
i > r1 < >rd?.*>j ;n tue R^glst^r* Oflloe e'
I' .-.'iror' ccmt.. . North Carolina. I v.
Fl;#ok 172. pa*e 55R. the undcrslgnf!
*?111, on rhf> 17tb day of Avip.u*'
I ??]:<. at 12 o'idock. Noou. set'. n
public auction, for ca?h. before ?h?*
oxir' house door of Beaufort rvmci
ty. North rarolina. tlip following
ii*?^<ribfd rral r'p.tnt*. vik:
A rrarl or ^an p| of In Lid si'ualfd
in rwut'irt County, Nr?rth Carolina,
a plotted on a mttp in the ftpg'.ntflr'*
f>**lce of Beaufort <'ounty. North
Carolina. In Book 1S1 pac?' 522,
dpprribftd as 'oIIowa ? Beginning a*
a corner of the canal on a Una rnn
nlni; between lot N'o. 47 and No. 42
H30 fef>r Wfntwardly up the canal,
thence a straight line Northwardly
paralleling the line bPtwpen lots
No 43 and 47, one half mile, thence
Ivastwardly a SO f~et to the lins l>e
fwa-n lots 4 3 and 4 7. thence with
lots 43 and 4 7 Southwardly along j
lh? !-'ne between said Iota on* half
mile ?rj th? hoe!nttlng. containing
Thia Jul" ir,||ki to|5.
V l> MhiTjUAX,
T ruate#
T*?oly and M'Mullan. A"rs.
T-|?-4wf?.
A Poet'a Tomb.
"Under my eyes."" wrote Mistral In
lilts vein of autiquc tolerance. "I 6eo
the luclouure and the white dome of
where, like the Htiaila. I Khali lie hl<l
In the gentle ehr.de. Supreme effort
of our pride to ?Tcapc voracious time!
This forkY- not that yesterday or
today quickly !g cliaared Into a Ion.'
former tu in?'.-s. And v. I; en people
of John o' of ,'oin the galterod,
?What la this d^me?' they will repiy:
'That'a the rcmb of the poet? a poet
who iua-lo a beautiful Pro*
veneal maid caVd Mirelllc They aie
like mcsquiu ea ;l;e Ca:;.argue. seat*
tered far and vid'* Hut he lived in
Maillane, and the old men of the coun
trysldv ha v.' trc:s liim 'AalkinR In our
paths.' And then our day they vi'l
say 'It'a ho wh<*n they had cboie-i
king of Proven rr. Put his name live i
no more j-av? i the irotip of the brown
crickets' At l:is?t. a: the end of their
knowledge. they wlil say: ' 'Tls th ? j
tomb of a tnaKicli-.n. tor of a l^-rayt 1
Btar the mcnur.ent wears the imapo.' "
?The Century
Cost of r.chcol Books.
For each eS.iM , rii.lK d In the public
Fchoolt4 In th<? 1 ni'.?u Sta'et? the tot. :
?trr.ual i'0"r ?>? t?<*; !>ot>kft is TS.S cent
The total o\p-?:dit.:r?- pr child for hi !
s-rhool | 1 r , ? . . ? * i.* approximate'!'
S!'h ill T*i ??-! o; ? r-V.books !:< thv !
upproxii ;u:i 1> - *?< r eei'.t of the tot. I
co<t of \'.r. support ai 1
equipment i'l* ?..?! p>'r ch id or. t!
achool popu'?.: ?au?H ' f. to is :?a=j
.of air?> i? ? ? : 1 the annual i: 1
capita cost cf 1 : * ; t- ?-?"%- rn the lor > :
population hji.ls i.' 1"** than 15 cen* ? J
ITALIAN GUN IN ACTION
Out; ol h?- -i* H 11.-' Mr.! umitMal i
?:u:kje in si' ;>r.n on a hetehi in Hi.-- Au.
'rian Tyr !
Unw*lcor.i* Trlbuta.
*Whj didn't yoo vote for *ny rr .
? ".cHouT" "Wc wanted yrm iiom ? fo- .
.1 little while." replied Parmer Corn |
i fnn?d. "We rnRnrrl you at one of th*
? neat sppukorn In thf country, An
.liere'a no (lennn nor Justice In lettlo1
*n unappnv Intlve congresB ruonopt
your eloquence forever."
UOXT KOIUiKT T<? ASK ?OlH
Tl? KRT AfiRNT
Kor 8utniu?r E.xcurrlon KM?* lo j
li^oufort, S* f'.
ftptendtd DrHj;ii?fu! ( ! ? j
mate. Ftne Flulilwc.
ld< al Spoi for Kenchfld
N"OHFf>T-K SOUTHKRN RAIIJtOA >
<(ty\p\\Y
Till;*4 1h*? wl*n and kiddies -I
Hfjinfort will makr- t/-m ell wi II
mid happy.
Tfi-ronixn Ffoine ItesnrlR
II S LKAIII), O. P A
7 17 2f I
{ PERSONALS \
E. C. Dupr??, ? pfonlntat rxl
dcai of N?w B*ra. <(M ratirlu
m lie clly att?nd!njr to builpey j
Hilton.
.... -|
N. I*. Ali?<U, or New Bern, vaa
k cu on. the street* of the city (his
ujornlug. -*4,^-?
? v ? ,
II. W. Wlndley. of Sw/ Quarter, |
was a Washing tou *?lt\r yesterday;
uQd spent the day here with rela
tives.
? ? ? ? . JJ '..ft
MLis Una Power*. of Atlanta, Go.,.|
io the guest of Mrs. J. H. Filling at
?he rosidenCe of r mother, Mrs.
\V. M. Dell on Ea*t Second street, j
P. J. Williams, of New Bern, was
cmong the out of town visitors In
Washington yesterday afternoon. I
....
M'ss Veloa Warren, accompanied |
by MUs Mabi 1 Re;d, has gone -to
Gi*. mesland, where she will visit)
relatives.
? ? ? ?*
I ?Dr. E. W. Dunn, of New Bern.[
was in Washington yesterday on
jiru.'. isional business.
? * * ?
Jo'.-.n Hooker, of Aurora, wa^a
l?'cal visitor yesterday.
* * * ?
W. B. Newborn, of Klnston, a
well known n f!dent of that city,
? jh'V yesterday here on business.
? ? ? ?
F. Bryan Jones, of Hickory. N.
vif '.ted fr'cnds in Washington
vrtcrday.
1.. Smith, nf New Bern, In in the.
city on a visit to friends
? ? ? ?
Misses Dorothy P- mler. of Tar
horo. Maggie Powell, of Goldeboro,
? i .u-bu Hobgood. of Tarboro, and
Mr John Pender. of Tacbnro, chap
rtned by Mis? Sallle Pender, mo-;
!or*d to ih:< <<ty yesterday frojn
Tarboro. While here they wr re the
of Mi?s Madeleine Kllswortb.
Tliey returned home today.
Mr*. A. ti. Smlther and two ehU
!"en. of Petersburg. Vn.. are vlslt
ir? at tit home of K. T. Stewart.
Mrs Sniliher's father.
? ? ? ? i
Mrs. Francis H. Tull and two
children. Franca and Samuel, ar1
;jn the city from Marlon. Md.. vislt
h'K Mr. and Mrs. George Wright of
| Second street ?
? ? ? ?
Ronda Ricks has returned honie
from Fairmont. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer,!
*>!!:.? Marcuret Wells and Miss M. '.lie'
Mayo have returned home rrom the
I'unuma exposition. i
Miss Lizzie Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
.1 1*. Mol'lure. of Tarboro. aud Mr.
also of that city. , motored ,
Jo Plymouth yestordav.
? ? ? ? ?
Mr?. J. J. Satterthwaite. who has '
b'en visiting Mrs D. R. Willis, o'
Kast Main Btreet. has returned f.o
hor home in Pactolus.
Berewlesa Door Lock. .
A wcrewleas lock which b?
picked from without Ir an Invention
to carry comfort to ^tlmld housewives
This loci resembles a clamp with a
?onK'-io to flf into the lock plf.te of .
the door Jamb, held by ? thntnb?er?"s?
r,.h dovlre m.iv b? iiseit on wtndo- ?]
^tishcs, itvmb v/ftt'o*-* and *T*.rv>' v ?
r Horna,
; he |??r*.*p?t f 05 signals uot* mads
?3- u* are *> polled with horns 30 fee? !
otB no. I ihrlr ".?*"? ere so powur* J
"i. U./-:. t'ipy can b'* heswl from tv:ea
<-> iVrty miltrs rt r.er. They j
*?*:?* rail jr op-Tati*? by ro:r.?reiw.d |
j if. tbv r.c :?r: r.'.-;r driver.
% |iuco*lne of nfci'-ut I - c- ? (
4th hn -f p if) .v ? r
Ca^ilv Ani'tia! Psatf.
Av.''trrl;r-. ;* ' yr^.-d villi ceils la ;
r j*, u%.K \; r.? lal-blts, wild dog, kait*
?atvo and bie'.vfiy. Large ?i.w? of I
.nottpy are >.|;i;:t in an e^uvavor to
'e.> e:t 're ..'j ruber of* rubt?*'.. It Is (
:f.rini.rt?-d is. .t In Victoria ulms Ifc<V i
V'.CtJO v.-eri> put lo death In l?i 3. It i
:3 ft'.iierally admitted that ten rabbits
?s mucb us ens aheep, ?nd raatij
Trailer* have \ong -incs realind that 1
?.bey ennnot preRtr.'ely fun ehecp on
pi* parties lnfestod u 1th rabbits. Nat
ural fmcui<t-b. lunh as *fid wild
which are troublesome in ccr- '
..... lend to keep tho rabbili
c chcclt, csHlctod by Ibc ;.lre ratting
ei.-.e.-. that landhcl(ir;o r. j ertetlng.
'?Ccr.^aroos !\ave caused ':e?n?i:*.r?raW^
is'iia/ri in tho northwest paTi of Wert- |
?ri Austr&lls, where ranc'j ov.ervs ar*
#a?d to us/e paid for noi':-.ud* o."
&calps. ? Fi'f.nj Rrpor* ?.f 'iiIip-! .,SiHte> .
V-onoul Man?ditstu at MelL -.urtis I
? o North SiMfit stree t. Mrs- Jtuei
Wilson delightful* entt rtalned in
houor or her house-gnevts, Mlssei
lie I?ui.. \v hit :i aril and Chrvstlne Ty
t >i?. or Urseavllle. and Busle Perry,
of Kinstoa.
Tb? gaests were aiet by the bust
ww and Invited Into the library
%here tables wero placed for auc
tion bridge. An Interesting series
of gaaue was played, Mrs. Jesse
Harrington making high eoore. She
?"as awarded a silver picture frame.'
The honor guests were also given
arises.
At the conclusion of the game, a
tempting luncheon was served. Those
present were Meedames Claude Car
rcw, George Hackney, Jr.. John
Crorham. Sam JBtbecidge, James
Hodges. John Bragaw, Ed. Malllson
L. Simmons, Caleb Bell. William
Burnley, Jeeee Harrington, B. L.
Brooks, Misses Mary Cowell. Clata
Harmon, o^Ulrh Paint, Luna Ful
ford, of Norfolk. Mary Belle Small,'
Katherlne Small and Sadie Blakely,'
ot Bichmond. I
Ccod Reason to Be Pleased., y
Joncf? "What a pjffball Burtsoat
ot to be slaco he bought that fans
Why, cre?r day tho grlnalng
'4 to the office wearing ?
;?v i for a acuch charm." Smith
"Yee. t\e ospl.?!ncd abort that f*
' ? '.c ns !t '? as his there M la>
~ir io?? l>r
Sawyer of 186 Bast Main atreet. tor
over three-auartera of an boor clurs
with ail their strength to the n?a
i 6W pt veaael, while two llf*boa:s
tried Va^ly to reach the aldo of th3
i veaael and reecne the moo.
Thla ia only one of the many sen
aatlonal agones that ?u filmed at an
imnvnaa Wet to the World Film
Corporation. Ttta wonderful photo
plar will be shown at the BEIXMO
THBATBB TUESDAY. fUjjY 20th
(adv.) *
M>metfiingr
? ,?>
A Beautiful Line of SILK POPLIN
"j* a Yard wide: worth On? -Do/tar. W-e
Are Selling Out the Ltne For
?'THE HUB!'
..... ? SU8KIN & BERRY
Aluminum 3hoe 9ol?3.
One of ihe.u**west osei'^r alinm
jqut lu Id TiaklQf tfce *olea of shooa
fur uso by workman employed la wrt
?nd damp places. The aluminum
soled shoe last* much longer ibaa aa
ordinary shoe and la said to be iaa
avrtooa to da mane? ~ O? Locio.
Lawyer* Still Uee Quill Pefia. -
The quill Is not quite extinct-}
?ondon. The. legal rr-oTeseron, irhlr
< very conservative, clings to It t
isclously, and none of the courts,
?rould be completely equipped with on?
i plentiful supply of good goose quills,
'lave you noticed what an lndlipons
ibln accessory* tbe quQl la to counsel,
whether In oetentatlou8l> taking s
xate. making a speech! or In helping
o point a warning linger at a boa
'W wttnaas^ ? I xxi don Chronic!* (
Skat Mp"| On."
- * ? w -~w- ??u Nmuv
;lUntMi that "hmj on" nnffl Mar
are likely to la* all simmer If n<rt
?nro4. Folej's Homr and Tsr Com
pound win allar Inflammation, dauO
?topped flinm, rwHere dlrtrwN
">* dtsohsrgea at til* source, banish
*UH, , whteeey ? breathing and htai
?nd soothe raw nasal and bronchial
pun?m It Is prompt ln action,
safe atd sore. Contains no o pl
aten. Darenport'i PhsrnjacT.
GENERAL CARRANZA AND HIS CABINET
A FEW RARE BARGAINS FOR SALE
N... 1. Xliu .T. F. Lynch farm at Royal, N. C. IT acres. About/8 acres in cultivation. In good condition.
Fanner this year. Two u ? ^ - * *
- ? - " >15 jviiwi. *rnni
ings set in a beautiful p-ovo. Building* worth $500.00. Willi a liltle money spent can be '
made a very good and a very attractive farm, and a great bargain at $10.00 acre for cash or at $11.60 an acre on terms
of $250.00 ea?h, and $250.00 a year.
No. 3. Pcndell Bush farm at Acre Station. 8 from Pinetown. On public road. 85 acros. 33 acres
in cultivation. A sandy and gray loam soil. Very fine tobacco land, fine for peanuts, potatoes, etc. 50 acres of
swamp land on back, and as fine as and the samo character of soil as the Wilkinson swamp land. Stuck corn will
pay the cost of clearing and cultivating the swamp land in t hree or four years. Will raise at least 8 barrels of corn to
the acre in stuck corn without cultivation. In good white neighborhood, near churches and school house. A new
f.:x room dwelling, painted, and just completed. Farm just wire fenced. Wo have just spent several hundred dollars
in completing dwelling, fencing farm, cleaning ditches, el**M putting farm in good condirtoij, ?Buildings and
improvements worth noarly $1000.00. Will take $20.00 per acre cash or $22.50 per acre on torms of $250.00 cash
and $250.00 a year. You had better look at this.. You will not have the opportunity to buy as good a fann as this
nt tins price again.
No. 4. 57 acres of woodland on River Road near Broad Cteek^six miles from Washington, fronting on Military
Road, young growth of limber. Very fine tobacco land. In good location. Is a bargain at $10.00 an acre for cash
or $1 1.50 an acre on trrmR of $100.00 cash and $100.00 n * ear.
* No. 5. ion n^ree of woodland near River Road, fi ur miles from Washington, N. C. Cut over. All biffh
lnnd. except about 200 aero* of swamp. Very fine goiJ, pood tobacor> land. Considering its location, proximity to
Washington, it is a splendid investment. We will take ?8.fi0 an acre for cash for the whole tract or for fifty fjcrel,
or will r.ake $0.50 per aere on terms of $150.00 cash and $150.00 a year.
No. fl. The Jc-*e Phelps honso and lot on Seventh Ftreet between Market and Bonner. Pour rooms. Lot Bb
r. 150 feet with good high 1<>t In back and nice jrardon. v |fh a little work. Houm In excellent condition, just dff
paired and painted ami nut-buildingi put in good condition. Write or lee m for prices and terms. We are ofTerln|
this at a bargain. I 6 . .
Wc have 100 farms and tracts of woodlands for tale In Martin. Hyde qnd Beaufort Counties, at barjtln prlcri,
Wright u? and we will ?en<l our catalog of descriptions of places and pictures.
Washington Beaufort Land Company
LntUlk.ii. Batldln. W
Washington, N.
/NO. E. COKEY, Manag*:" C*
. L.*Jl
WE ARE AGENTS
Iver Johnson, Reading
Standard, Emblem, Hudson
Dayton and Great Western
Bicycles sold for cash or on
time We also have the
most complete repair sho|j
in the city all work guaran
teed" . .
D.R. CUTLER
Pfcone 288
EXCLUSIVE AGT. for
BUI CR CARS
In Beaufort & Pitt Counties
All Models carried in our Salesroom.
Inquiries Irivited.
CLAUDE L.
C ARROW,
Demonstrations to interested parties .
Washington , N, C.