Which Do You Need?!
Some Noteworthy Values
KDAOIVAS.
New arrival*. Bilk* and
Crepea, Solid Colon. Jap and
Oriental effecta. ? beautiful
lot to eeleot from ?
?l.oo to m.*o
COR8STS.
Wo earry the ftmout Praia
eet ead W. B. Coreeu end
Braeeieree. Their eterllng
qualities are known to all wo
men.
Braaaiere*.
Co reel* . . . .
00c to 91-24
OOc to 90-00
H081KRY.
The "Oordoa" Bread, known |
everywhere for their quality!
end long wear. Every pair!
guaranteed. AH colore lnclud-|
lac blecka, ? alike and Ualee.
30c to 91.0O
WAISTS.
Hard to deecrlbe them ?
prettier Cplor combination* you
never aaw ? weave* are finer.
White and Colore; crepe de
chine end allka, alao weah
materiala.
91.00 to 90.00
J. K. HOYT first
PRESSING CLOTHES IS AS MUCH AN ART
AS MAKING THEM
We ciaim that to properly *Qd thoroughly presa a-ny kind of
garment It mum be done on a Hoffman panlt&ry st-atu clothes
pn*eeliig machine
This method produces the natural body shape tn clothes of
every de?crlptton, raises the nap. brings out the color, gives the
garment an appearance of newneas and causes It to last much
Ion ger
LETT US CONVINCE YOU
WRIGHT S STEAM PRESSING WORKS
Our ISlew Stock Of
Ladies Coats
Coat Suits & Dresses
Which we put on showing yes
terday attracted a large number of
ladies to our store today. A num
ber of sales were made of these
beautiful garments and they are be
ing disposed of rapidly. Their style
quality and pattern make them high
ly desirable and we earnestly urge
those who wish to purchase any suit
or garment of this new assortment
to make their selections at once.
Bowers Bros. Co
Washington's' Big Store.
NEW THEATER
ONE NIGHT
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17TH
The New York Producing Co. Prmen.s the
Great American Comedy Drama
THE
"White Squaw"
BY D. M. CLARKE
Has a Punch For Every Act.
? The Best Play of Its Period.
P^tlCE9 fl, 75c, tfOe, 2Sc.
Seat# on Sale Tu??dav. Nov. 16, Worthy V
Elherldg?'?.
PERSONALS
Q?r M.
t? U? ettjr twUj MUMlM t* kut
m* nun I
. .1
0?a R. Boyd, of Plaetova^ s(M
1 a puwaitr oa the Norfolk BO*~thero
th?a morning ?
Lun Cahoon. of I
*m a visitor 1a the cH y today.
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W. H. Whitley, Of
[?pent today here attendta* to fca*?
[neM matter*. .
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Cbaa. Briaa arrived la towa to
day froia Fertavttle, ea route to lie
home la Swan Q tartar. ??? ? |
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J. P. Bishop, oat of BelbavenV
prominent merchants, waa hero to
day on business.
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Geo. Howard, of 8??& Quarter*
waa amocc tk? out of town visitors
In the city today.
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Rev. J. E. McKlxMOy, of Choco-j
wlnlty. wa? a welcome vtaltor here]
today.
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T. B. Riddlck, of Belharen, te a
business v.?*iltor la Washington to-j
day
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S. B Wlodley end wife, of Teote
vlUe, were among the out of tows]
visitors here today.
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Chas. Mason, of Swan Quarter,
arrived Id the city today from Perm)
vllle. where he attended the conven
tion of the I. O. O. F. yeeterdty.
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Mrs F M Mueller, of Philadel
phia, is visiting her two slaters, Mrs.
H. B. Mayo and Mrs. E. W. Ayerat
and uncle, Edward Long, in tMa
city.
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Mr?. J. W. Hays, of ChocowlnUy.l
Jled thU morning at Bwaa Quarter,
here she was visiting relatives,
e v ? e
C E. Brlte, of Merrttt, spent yee-j
terday In the city attending to bue-|
Incss matter*
o e e o
S W. Worthlngton, of Wilson, |
was among the out of town visitors
here today.
Mary belle Mclllhenny. daughter
of Mr and Mra. W. W. Mclllbenny.
ia critically 111 with pneumonia.
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Dr. H. W. Carter returned thia
morning from Raleigb, where he
mado nn address before the meeting
of the Wake County Medical Society.
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C.aybrook Jones, of Wileon. was
:n Washington yesterday on busi
ness.
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M.ss Lizzie Hill Is visiting friends
In Aurora.
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V. L. Hoaley, of Greenville, spent
yesterday in the city attending to
business matters.
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Mrs. 3* m Laughlnghou<|ft and sop,
of Vandemere, are apendlng the day
In the city wtlh relatives.
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Mr?. C. E. Jordan returned on the
Washlnbton A Vandemere this morn
Ing from Aurora.
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Mra. Charles Harding, who at
tended the fair at Aurora, came back
this morning
ABOUT A MILLION DOLLAR* '
damage to roebling plant
Trenton. N. J.t Nov. II. ? Approx
imately $1,000,000 damage was done
by fire mhlch early today destroyed
* a wire rop? shop of the John A.
Roebling Sons company plant In
? hlg city. Due to the fact that th*
company ban order* for war -mater
ial for European countries, rumori
were In circulation that the fire was
of Incendiary origin, but nothing has
h*en found to substantiate such re
. ports.
3 ? ? g>'.
Wo. th* nHura nt ?tabera at
<fca Oe?p* Ftra C 4a ' m
imrt % tka?e rwliUMa to par
? ?Jmpl? tribute of oar for* u4 ad
"Ur?Uo? lor Joaapt a. Chauucar.
oar lw?M tallow traau. who
<le?arta? tkla lit* Octabar nth. 1I1&
hi tho Hiknu ?t hla Ufa For
tblrtj mn Hi. cheuncay ?m u
acllae Of tha Ftra Deport
Boat at Waahlacthn, lad' OUod or
>? Iwn ud Chief ol the Depart
maot with honor to hltMolt mod
cradlt to the poattiona ho occupied.
A? Ct?<aU Of lh.it company he
W ahreye among the flr?t to an
swer, the cali of duty, and Im t||b
performance of that duty none more
falthfal or sealous. Actuated by
the true' spirit of comradsahlp and
consideration for those under his
command, he bound the members to
hint with enduring tlee or friendship
and la many a hard-f ought contest
thejr proved their devotion by un
flinching service where the flames
raged fiercest, and men's work was
to bo done.
those* near and dear to him we
aaiaaA.. heart-felt ? sympathy, and
with thsm mourn the departure of a
good cltlseh. s true friend and a
gallant fireman.
Be U resolved that these resolu
tions bo spread on the minutes, a
eopy be sent to his nearest relative
sad published In the dally paper.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed)
Officers and Members of the Ocean
Pire Company
KltiHT PBR80NS KILLED
BY TORS ADO IN KAXSAH
Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 12. ? TheJ
number of dead In the windstorm
which swept over central Kansas
early l&et night, wrecking hundreds
of homes In Us course through sev-|
eral towns, remained at eight today J
Communication with all but a few
outlying sections of the stricken dis
trict wa? reestablished today. Many
persons at first believed dead, were
later found burled In the ruins of
their homee and reecued alive.
Come to The
GARAGE
Th^t guaran
tees you Satis
factory Service
in everything.
Whether you
store your car
with us perma
nently or just
buy occasional
supplies, we
guarantee to
please you in
both quality &
Price.
The Best Grade of
Gasoline at the lowest
market price,
Try our Service once
and notice the differ
ence.
Washington Motor
.Car Co.
You Need a Tonic
There are times hi every woman's life When she
needs a tonic to help her over the hard places.
When that time comes to you, you know what tonic
to take ? Cardul, the woman's tonic. Cardul Is com
posed of purely vegetable Ingredients, which act
gently, yet surely, on tha weakened womanly organs,
and help* build mem back to strength and health.
It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak,
ailing women la Its past half century of wonderful
success, and II will do the same for you.
You cant make a mistake In taking
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
Miss Amelia Wilson, R. t. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark.)
says: "I think Cardul I* the greatest medicine 00 earth,
lor women. Bator* I began to take Cardul, I was
so weak and mtvom. and had such awful dizzy
spell* and a poor appetite. Now I feel a* weH and
I WW
- Thousands. .
"NBAL or m HAVT"
Rim TONIGHT
The ft ret opleode of MN?*1 of I he
Nacy.'* a greet eerla d which prom
M to ootcMpoo ?T?r7 eorlal that
hu ever bMB ehown In thla city,
Win bo sfcpwa at the Nov Theatre
tonight. This groot photoplay has
more i>el exciting incident* la It
than all >011010 combined ihown at
tli 14 house before The battleahlpa
and eobmarlnea of the United Statoo
aro oood by the pormlaalon of tho
government.
The Now Theatre aoems to atrive
to giro their patron* only the beet
that they can secure In pictures, and
should receive good patronage for
thfeir effort*. . There will alao be
three oilier reels of motion pictures
tonight. As well as a complete
chango of program hi "Faaaaoux,"
the hypnotist's, antic* with local
subjecta. This aot last night kept
the largcat audience that thla house
ever bad convulsed In laughter
throughout the entire program. Ho
centainiy Is a wonder, and If bo la
successful In getting pleaty?qf good
subject* to go %n ths stage tonight
ivory one present will boo a groat
deal more fun than laat night's pro
gram. 80 If you want to see good
plcturea and get 1 good laugh attend
| the New Theatre tonight
AURORA FAIR PREMIUM LIST
TO BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW
A list of the premium* awarded
at tho Aurora fair will bo publlBhed
In tomorrow'a laeue.
AT THIS
Bank
YOU GET
Safety,
Courtesy
Accommodation,
Advice,
Interest on
your time de
posits, and
money when
you need it.
Savings & Trust
Company.
John B. Sparrow, Cwhior
The Second Day
Of Our
Reduction Sale
With our store brim full of the
season's newest merchandise and
at such savings as w? are offering *
the buying public can not mist
purchasing their many wants.
We offer a good bleached Sheet
78x90 at the small price of
Remember this sale is abso
lutely as advertised; no devi
ations to any one. Nothing
charged at sale prices or sent
out on approval. ?
Buy your Kid Gloves now and
save money. We guarantee ev
ery pair.
85c
Yesterday we sold lots of Hand
kerchiefs both for men and
women. * Buy these and save
them for Christmns. They are
at a saving.
James E. Clark
*8.00 RICHMOND
NORFOLK $8.00
FOOT BALL GAMES
For the Annual Foot Ball Games,
Thursday. November 25. U. X. C.
v?. U. V.. at Richmond and A. &
M. vs. W. & L. at Norfolk., the
Atlantic Coast Line will sell excur
sion tickets from Washington to I
Richmond and Norfolk at $3.00 fori
the round trip. Tickets will be sold
for all trains on November 24th and
26th, except trains scheduled to ar
rive Richmond after 2:10 p. m. and
Norfolk after 1:35 p. m. on Novem
ber 26th, limited returning to mid
night of November 17th, Pro
portionately low f*r?r will bo made
rrom all Intermediate stations.
For schedules and further infor
Colds Relieved ^
Without Dosing
If you haYO tried "Internal" medicine*
without snooew, we want you to try the
I "External" treatment ? Vick'n "Vap-O
Rub" Salve. Apply hot wet towels oyer
1 he throat and cheat to open the pores, then
rub Vick's in well and oovor with a warm
flannel cloth. The body warmth release*
healing vapors that are inhaled with each
breath, and, in addition, Vick's Is absorbed
through the pores. 25c, 60o, or tl.OCL
WCKS^uetSAWE
matlon, call on 8. R. CLARY. Ticket
Agent. Washington, N. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
t'ho Standard Railroad of the South
A Feature Yon Will Appreciate
You will certainly find this shoe store a
welcome relief from the old method of shoe selling
and shoe buying. The success of our business is
due not only to handling the best shoes your
money can ouy? SELZ, but in the extreme care we
taKe in fitting the feet with exactly the right model.
It means a lot to you in comfort and an actual
saving tn dollars and cents through the extra wear you get
C. A. Turnage's
"Selx Royal Blue" Store. 1