JH?Wt:'J/A\WUOLE
a^ssBssus
F TOV EAT WILL TOU W1L1
feel well and act well. Good Met
1? the moti MMRtlfl part of a
food meal. We pirlde oureolre?
on the quality of oar meat*. Try
oae of our JUICY 8TEAK8 or e.
FINE ROAST eod you will realise
the trathfalaeei of Ibeee ltoea.'
Pboae 17*-4T0. COZZBN8 ft
' FORTISOUE. -
10-6-2tc
IAMT IN WASHINGTON MONDAY
Double-case-Elgin movement goltJ
watch, fob attach ?d. Pindar re
turn to this office and get reward.
10-6-ltp.
LOST: PACKAGE MONEY. TWBN
ty dollar bill?, soma over four
hundred dollars, between R. H.
Hudson's, Water street, and Kalle
John's fruit otand. Market and
Main street. Party finding same
bring to R. H. HUDSON and re
ceive reward.
10-4-Stc.
WANTED: GOOD GENTLE HORSE
for a few* days. Suitable for aged
man to drive around on farm.
(Will be well fed and cared for.
Phone 370-J.
?10-5-SL
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
large shipment of Sterling Silver.
Don't forget thnsn wedding pres
ents. Select them early so we
can engrave them. Stewart's
Jewelry 8tore, Market street.
10-S-7C.
WE HAVE PLENTY of CUT GLASS
end China. Stewart's Jewelry
Store, Market street.
10-5-7C.
FOR RENT: 5 ROOMS With RATH
suitable for smsll family. Apply
at 119 South Bonner street.
10-4-lwc.
LOST: POCKETHOOK WITH ONE
?110. one 96. one $1 bills and 95c
In silver between Beaver Dam and
?Washington. Finder return to F.
?. Boyd and receive reward.
10-1-9 tc.
WC HAVE SIX GOOD FARMS FOR
enle er lease. Terms te ?uit pur
shaser. Washington Herse Ezchsnge
Company.
?^19-lwc.
?antral
ID?HOUSE ? TO S ROOMS
lly located. Apply Dally
9-l*4tp.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE
of Flatware ever shown In the
city. Stewart's Jewelry Store,
Market street.
10-I-7C.
FOR RENT?NEW BRICK EINLD
Ing next to Dally News ofltee. Ap:
ply Bowers Bros, store.
9-18-lwc.
FOR RENT: O LARGE ROOMS with
all modern convenience. Carriage
house, barn, stables. Large back
yard. Vegetable garden and
chicken lot. Apply to 410 East
Main Street. "
iO-5-tf.
i i *?
AM In a Hurry.
A Chicago doctor says It If J*
Mo to kuow when a person U teftfef
B He by feeling Oe speaker* pnlsa
Sensors, ?teas agenta, flahermen an*
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
Worth Carolina, Beaufort Coanty.
Superior Court, November Tsrm.
191?.
Frsnk Hart.
re- L ?
Marina Hart.
The defendant Marina Hart will
take notice: J
That an action has been Instituted
In the Superior Coart of Beaufort
County, North Carolina, whereto
Frank Hart Is plaintiff and ah<\ said
Marina Hart, Is defendant, summons
la which said sctlon Is returnable to
the November Term of the said
Cosrt. to ba held In Wsbhlngton,
N C., on the llnd day of Novem
ber 1916, whlab nald action Is lft-i
atltuted for tha purpose of JMMtfng
an abaolnte dltoree; and the said
defendant is notified to be and ap
?ear at the -aid Court at nald tlm*
JTUlwir lb. compUI?l ?1.1? bv
b**D or !?? M'"'
la 11? ?m? will M
~ThU 41h 4?r of Oolafcor. 1?1?.
"?cU'SU. c...
Model 1912, llgbt.Weight
HAMMERLESS
SHO TG UNS
Ztook Good To Everybody
The Winchester Model 1912
Hammerless Repeating Shot
gun has won the enthusiastic
approval and endorsement
of shooters everywhere. Its
i light weight, strength, bal
ance, easy-working action,
and splendid shooting qualities appeal to men
who know a good gun. Its Nickel steel con
struction means not only a lighter and stronger
fan, but a better balanced one, because of the
better distribution of weight. This gun loads and
unloads easily, has a cross-bolt trigger lock,
tnd a simple take-down system. It is made
in 12, 16 and 20 gauges. If in the market
for a shotgun, don't fail to examine this,
" THE MOST PERFECT REPEA TER " '
SHORT ITEMS FROM
Neighboring Cities.
Organi?! Moonlight School. -
Goklsboro?There vu organised
this week at the high school of Fre
mont a "moonlight school" (or the
benefit of the men and women of
that section who cannot read or
write.
Waht Canning Clnb Fund*.
Elisabeth City-?The members of
the Pasquotank Canning clubs will
appear before The county commis
sioners at the regular meeting to
day to ask for an appropriation of
9600 to carry on this work In the
county during the coming year.
Murderer in Jail.
New Bern?Failing to secure a
bond of iSYe hundred dollars to guar
antee his appearance at the next
term of Craven county Superior
court, to be held in this city begin
ning January 10, Bert Redding, col
ored, who several days ago tried to
kill his wife with a hoe. ka* been
?cnt back to Jail by Mayor Bangert.
low Rate? to Fair.
Xew Bern?The Norfolk Southern
Ir to give attractive fares to the
Eastern Carolina Fair, which is to
be held in New Bern this week.
Tho Norfolk 8outnern is doing all
that it poaslbly can to make this fair
at New Bern one of the greatest In
lis history.
Anto Don Circns HtunU.
Ktnston?Dr. O. 0. Edwards, a
Greene county physician, bad s novel
experience when his automobile did
circus stunt? on a county road, said
Puts "Pep"
in a Man
That eiceee energy, bright
ness of mind, and general
physical fitness so noticeable
In real "doers" is largely the
result of carefully selected
food.
GrapeNuts
and Cream
la a concentrated, cereal ra
tion, especially prepared to
counteract and rebuild the
dally wear and tear on mus
cle, nerves and brain.
Orapa-NuUr la made of whole
wheat and malted barley, and
contains all the nutriment of
tha grains Including the vital
ml a era 1 aalta?Phosphate of
?Potash, ate., ao lacking In
white bread and many other
food?, bnt absolutely necessary
to tboroagb aonrlshment.
Orape-Nutu fj partially pre
d'gested and agrees with all.
It's a boon for bfatn workara
and Ideal for growlag school
children.
"Ther^'a a Reason" '
Sola b/ Orocsr, KKritin
a report today. The machine turn
ed over twice and stopped standing
upright on the front wheels, and al
though the top, windshield and on'
wheel were smashed, the damage to
the car was comparatively small and
the doctor escaped with a few
bruise?.
Norfolk I loose.
WIIkod?Several negroes, loca!
bl'.nd tigers, jumped from the mov
ing excursion train returning from
Norfolk last night when Chief Wlgge
and Deputy Sheriff Frank Barnes
boarded the train at Qtantonsburg.
Two negro men and one negro wo
man jumped from the tra'u while
it wag running. Tom Duboy Is the
ame of one of the negroes. They
found on the cars four nuit cases
and one bundle. Altogether about
20 gallons in all.
CONG. HOOD
TO TRY AGAIN
Ha<l Hoped Hut Xeuse Improve
ment Project Would He Carried
Out. Will Tnke Matter
Up Again.
(By Eastern Pros?)
Klnston, Oct. 5.?Congressman
George K. Hood at Goldsboro today
told The Free Press over long dis
tance telephone that he was disap
pointed over the failure of hi? pet
scheme for the Improvement of
Neuse river, but that he ban not
given up all hope. Mr. Hood Is
contemplating a conference with
committees of the Goldsboro and
|fClnston Chambers of Commerce and
(other Interested parties. "If my ad
l vlser* see fit we will send a dele
gation to Washington to ask recon
sideration by the engineers," he
said. If he decides to call the con
ference he will ask that the com
mercial bodies take action Imme
diately. Mr. Hood thinks he can
get postponement of the final dat?
for the presentation of more action
I?October 30?If necessary.
MINERS ARE
FOUND ALIVE
Were Entombed for Over a Week.
Are la Hospital Rat Believe?!
All WW Recover.
Lansford. Pa., Oct. ft.?Nine mine
workers entombed In the Fotter
Creek Tunnel at Coaldale Monday,
were taken out allte yeeterday Af
ternoon. They were found on top
of a obute tn which they had crawl
ed td escape a Hood of water that
bad broken from an abandoned
working and cauead more than three
hundred feet ot gangway roof to
fall, shutting off means of escape.
The men are In the hospital at Coal
date and report* today ho!d promise
that all will recover. None ot them.!
however, was In condition to tell of
t?rrowln| act.
C. A.TURNAGE'S
"*l? Royal Blue" SI ore
An Arttattc 1916
SELZ Creation
?A modernized
colonial GAITER
boot for men of
today.
? Rivaling in
comfort the
famous SELZ
WAUKEN
PHAST
last.
$5
Advance orders can
be placed now at this store.
VERY SMALL
COTTON GROP
Poor an<l InNuflleietit Fertilizer and
Cold Weather Have Caused Dig
Reduction lb Crop.
Washington, Oct. 6.?The census
report today showg cotton ginned of
1915 growth to be 2,900.007 bales,
compared with 3.393,725 in 1914.
The Agricultural Department to
Jay estimated the condition of oot
ton on September 25 to be CO.8 per
ccat, normal compared with 69.2
for the fix months previous. It es
timated the crop at 168 pounds to
the acre, and the total yield at 10,
950,000 bales for 1915, compared
with 16,135,000 last year. Cold
weather and excessive rainfall were
responsible for the unusual deter
ioration of the cotton crop. Poor
and insufficient fertilizer, particu
larly In the eastern portion of the
cotton belt, was also responsible.
2,500 ARE
HOMELESS
Flood Has Worked (ireat Havoc In
the WwiMilppi Valley. Many
Are Without Kundn.
New Orleans, Oct. 5.?Approxi
mately 2,500 persons along the
Mississippi river from New Orleans
to the mouth, a distance of about
Why "Gets It," for
Corns, Like a Kiss?
Brc*uso KverylWly Trip? II, Every
body Like? It, It'? Palnlfm Mid
T*kfw But h Moment
to Apply.
"Gets-It" in the wonder of the
corn-pestered world Millions say
so. because millions have used It.
That's what makes It the biggest
selling corn remedy on earth today.
rte'KflMstfsrsa&v
Oets-It" will eurely net that torn or
callus you've been trying for a Ion*
tine to got rid of,?take It right off
"clean an a whlntle." Apply It. In
2 second?,?put your Rtocklag and
?hoe right over It,?nothing to slick,
nothing to hurt. You needn't fuse
with thick bandage? that make a
package out or your toe. No knives,
rasors and ncliwrorB. no Upe. do trou
ble. It'a simplicity Itself, nor?, quick
palnle**. Try It also for bunion?
and wart?.
"Qgts-lt" I? sold at all druggist?,
Bio s bottle, or ?snt dlrsct by Q,
ft Co., cuicmo.
110 miles, are in need of food, fresh
water, clothing and other assistance
according to the estimate made to
day by the relief committee on the
State conservation commission's
yacht Daisy, which returned from
a trip down the river. Almost all
these people were declared to be
homeless and without funds as a
result of the storm.
HAVE YOUR MEASURE
Taken now for your Fall and Winter Clothing.
Have them made to fit you.
Not a TYPE_ But An Individual.
GEO. ARAMOONIE
131E. Main Street, Washington. N. C.
Ladies and Men's Custom Taflor.
Altering, Cleaning and Pressing Done to Satisfy You.
Automobile Insurance
We insure the car against fire against fire
in any location, originating either within or out
side the machine. The cost is small. Ask about
it. Liability Insurance too.
Wm. Bragaw & Company,
First Insurance Agents, Washington, N. C
DAILY NEWS WANT ADS GIVE GOOD RESULTS
NEW THKATliR
TUESDAY, OCT. S
JOHN C. FISHER OFFERS THE GOR
GEOUSLY STAGED MUSICAL
COMEDY HIT
"The Red Rose"
-WITH ?
Maugerite De Von
The Original Globe Theater,*[New York
Company. The World's Greatest Singing
and Dancing Chorus.
AUGMENTED - ORCHESTRA
AND A BIG 6f BRILLIANT ENSEMBLE.
Seats on Sale Worthy if Etheridge's Today.
? The Thinkers of the Country
Are the Tobacco Chewert"?
said ono of the greatest thinkers
this country ever produced.
Will It Be Ball or Strike ?
C H ALL he flam it between short stop an<l center field, <>r try
^ for the fe:ice ? Here's need for a true eye, quick judg
ment, with every muscle and nerve at attention!
Crack! He's keyed up to just the rhdit pitch by a mildly
stimulating chew of the famous
CHEWING TOBACCO
When he's back oil the bench, he
won't feel the " let clown" that comes of
chewing strong, black tobacco. There's
complete tobacco satisfaction in long-last
ing PICNIC'?the TWIST of perfect
chewing leaves of a richly mellow taste.
Look for it in 5c twists or in the drum
of 11 twists, *" ?^
B? ?ure it is th? original
PICNIC TWIST drum.