JameS E. Clark's Big January Sale
Now Going On
FURNITURE
?*
BUY IT ECONOMICALLY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
Let Us Tell You H ow
WE KNOW. v
JEFFERSON FURNTIURE COMPANY.
WALLA WATT A NKttlKy
We ar* having some fine weather
now for the beginning of a happy
New Year
Rev. N, H. Harrison fl-ij/d blf reg
ular appointment at White Plain
Sunday.
Mies Gurtie Waters, of YntesviUe,
N. C\. is the turn of friends at this
place and Plnetonn.
Mi** lte*?le Jordan i* spending
some time with her cousin, Mrs.
J. O. Pel. near Ol<! Ford, Martin
county.
Lewis K Boyd spen: part of la.st
week %v ;u his grandma. Km. H. H
Waters
Mls? Mattie E Boyd spent Sunday
nighf with Misses Casgie >1 aud
Lyddle B. Water*.
Miss Lydd.c D. Waters spent a f- w
days last week with her aisier, Mrs.,
J. B. Boyd.
Mr* T. I Waters is visiting her!
children at Broad Creek.
Mr*. J. B. Boyd and children
spent a while Sunday evening with
her mother.
Mr*. I. 11 Wallace ar.d children
werr* the guests of her mother Wed
ih-Mtv.
Mi.-s L:?.2?? l.aiham. of Broad
Creek, spent the holidays with
friend* here.
Knowledge Flrtt.
To know what should be defended
Is the first condition of suoceesful de
Una* ? tiowelL
\
NOTICE.
North Carolina ? Beaufort County. 1
In the Superior Court, before the.
Clerk.
Stephen C. Braguw and .Maude A. |
Bragaw,
vs.
Bryan Moore. Harvey Moor* a:.d
Edward Moore. j
Edward Moore, one of the defen-|
dants above named will take notice I
that a special proceeding entitled a?,
above, has been commenced In th-'
Superior Court of Beaufort County
for the partition of real estate de
scribed In the petition and situated
in the ea'd County of Beaufort.
North Carolina; and the feaid dp.
fendant Edward Moore will furth-r
take notice that he is required to
appear before the Clerk of the Sit*
iperlor Court of Beaufort County at
) his office in the Courthouse !n said
county on the first day of February.
( 1916, and answer or demur to the
( complaint or petition In said action.
| or the plaintiffs will apply to the
I Court for the relief demanded in
sa;'! romp'aint or pM Hon.
Thli 22nd day of Dec* ruber, 1915.
GEO. A. PAUL.
Clerk Superior Court.
12-22-4 wc.
Get Buay.
If yon >? i ?? suing to wvejtp tor^jk
rainy day d???n wait until the clouds
oegtn to gutl"" I'otmli Journal.
Anjldeal Remedy
For Nursing Mothers
Compound of Simplr Lavntlv# Herbs
Kttf* for IUh)' and Mother.
Constipation is a condition that,
affects the old. young and middle,
aged', nd most people at one time or
another n^{l^?elp in regulating th?
action of "tho bowels. Ilar?h cathar
tics nnrJ purgative* should not be
em ployed to relieve constipation,
their effect Is only temporary while
they shock the system unnecessarily
A rented v that can be used with
perfect tafv'y for the tlnlstft babe
and Ihni is equally effective for the
atron&cst constitution is found In tli<
combination of simple laxative herbs
known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pap
ain and sold in drug stores every
where for fifty rf?nts a bottle Thl?
in an Ideal household remedy and
ahoiild bo In every family medicine
chest..
Mrs. F. I Oarsolow, 18 Leslie St.
flnlyoke. Mass . wrote to J)r. Cald
well, "Syrup Pepsin certainly is fin*
I gave It to my baby, Bvelyn, and
also (pok It myself. It Is the only
medlcltip I havp b?*<n able to take
r.VKI.l V it \l(S0|,0\v
without ?Jfertinic ttuby in tin* imr*
Inr J hai-H ukp<1 it for nil four
children and tr t* fin#1. rTi??y Tike !(
? of Dr i'dHahH'ii
Ryru;?"^f?p-!n ran hp obtained. fr?f
or i ImrK*. by writing to l?r. W ft
Caldwell, 4 r? I Washington Ht . Mon
tlcollo. Ill
PERSONALS
C ; r. ora Harris. of Bclhaven, is
auuug the out of town visitors la
the city today.
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P II. Johnson, of Pantego, whol
Ik well known locally, w#h a visitor]
here this morning.
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W. Collins, of Delbaven, a proui-l
inent business man of that city, was|
here on business today.
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James Haugham has return d tot
Itando'.ph-Macon College after hav-|
i 11 k *per.t the ho.idays at home.
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A. I.. Alexander and Van U Mar_
lln, o; Plymouth, were local vlsi-|
? ??: . ; sterday afternoon. /
H. T. B rry. of Swan Puarter. was
^?n on It.. . "reels of the city yes
terday.
V-s 1.. w. Crranson. of New Hern. I
who has beet: '.'siting friends in the|
city, return* d home yesterday.
S. s> Mann and Olive Matin, ofl
Swan Quarter, were Washington |
visitor* today.
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II. I. Carr. a well known resident]
? ?f UreenUlJe, was her*- on business]
??-!?? May.
I.' s Jones, or Plymouth, was in]
? lie ejfy y*?--i-rday attending tj bus
j Samuel and Ja'iies It Kowle. who
hnve spending the holidays at
home. have return- d to Davidson
| -oltoge.
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Mnn\ y Curtbs and family, of
Oliuskle. are new residents in Wa*h
! 'iig'on. having moved here recently.
1 W. Graham, of New Hem. sp nt
, yesterday in the city on a visit with
Aoproprlats Response.
Tn * certain co?:r.trjr town tber
Ittvd at. old French. nan ticraed
Bltno. One night some of his friendi
';av*? him a surprise party and pro
tented him with a watch chain. Thai
week the local paper printed an ao
count of the affair, saying that in ao
knowledglnf the felft Mr. l^e Diane re ]
spouded la "a few well-chosen words.'
Curious to know what the old French
traa said, someone asked the reporte>
* ho wa^. present what those "well |
chosen wotds" were. "Well, I'll tel '
Ton," he answered. "When Charlit |
dnl'hfd his pregeiitatlnn speech i_.
held out tbe chain, the old man ? win
aao been eying it greedily all the whilf
-suddenly snatched It from h!s hand
and exclaimed. "Py chee. dat wo*
toed one!" ? Youth's Companion.
MOltT?;A(iK 8AI.K NOTIC E.
Ily virtu* of a power of sale con |
tallied in a certain Mortgage l>eed |
executed by N. T. Dixon anil wif?
Sarah PI Dixon, to the undersigned,
dated the 9 1 h day of November.
I ft 1 4. and duly recorded In Ftook
182, page 7.1, Register's offlre of
I'.eaufort County. I will offer f-?r sal*
to the highest bidder for rash nt j
labile auction, on Monday. th? 10th;
dsv January, 1916, the following
t.-.ipf of In ii J as If described in niort
pare: -v
llocInninK 'n the fl^in road lead- j
Ing from Aiircra to Oregon, at fh??j
foot of the Bonner road. Abe nee with!
?he Houn^r tob ! 2."? pol<-s to a stake,,
'iien-'e R'liitll 7-lA K-i-sf nfilno '
the run of Lit l!,- lh?tir.- d??wn
l.irtle Cr*eK to i fi *? Main ro.->d and
vy-UJi Ihe Main road to the beginning,
containing five acres, more or less,
?tnd bein^ what iw well known as the
John Harrl n* place.
Default having been made In the
payment of the d'-bt secured by said
Mortgage Deed, gale Is made lo sat
isfy same.
This the 4th day of December.
191 r.
M n WILKINSON,
Mortgagee
'.V A THOMPSON. Attorney.
1 1 6 4wc.
SET UP FOR WINTER.
* Bit DrM?i?r Than Her School Coal
li Thie On*.
At this dltil cult age a girt ueeds ?
serviceable cu?t. even for beat This
one li nut too dreesy for hnrum
?wrutn comfort and yw presents Y*
OOtMO TO BTJVDAY W'HOOU
vet In the tnodlsb stripe of navy blue
and pray. Plain blue velvet Is used
for the collar, cuffs and belt, which
fastens with two novelty buttona,
while the blue velvet hat to match has
a tiny oatrlch tip above a ribbon
rosette as appropriate trimming.
Baked Crab With
Remove the meat from one or two
crabs, crack the claws and take out
the meat also. Flake the crab meat.
Butter a bilking dish *nd spread the
bottom with a layer of white snurp
then put In n layer of crab incut and
*ea?on with suit and pepper. Next
aprlnkle over with fresh breadcrumbs,
grated cheese and more sauce. Con
tinue this until the crab meat Is used
up. Cover the surface with white
sauce, then sprinkle over with bread
crumbs and grated cheese. Put hore
and there a few tiny bits of butter
and bake In a fnlrly hot oven for
kbout twenty minutes.
Penalty of Fama.
A famous man can't have a cold
without the whole world finding It
>ut? ? Toledo Elude.
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Don't nay grayl Nobody c?n tell
when you darken gray, faded hair
with Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened. gloany and abundant with a
brew of Sage 'lea and Sulphur. When
over her hair fell out or took on that
dull, fii'lul or streaked appearance, thin
simple mixture wa* applied with won
ilprful ??ffw?t. Bv anking at any drug
ftore !? r "WyetVs Page and Sulphur
Compound." you will get n large bottle
of tftirt old-time recipe, ready to use,
for about AO centa. Tliie aimplc mixture
can be depended upon to restore natural
rok?r nml^Wijutv to the hair and is
nplMirlid /or damtopff, dry, itchy acalp
and fallihg hair.
A well-known downtown druggist i?ay? _
everybody u?c* t\yctl/s Hi^e and RuL-^
phur, beeauna it tWirkenn so naturally-.
And evenly tliat r^itoody can tell it lias
t(e*ij applred ? it'n mo easv (o uae. too.
You almply dampen n comb or aoft brush
nnd draw' it through yonr hair, taking
"w strand nt a tim#, By morning 4Ks.-.
rr?v hair d'i?appean?j after another, ap
plication or two. It li restarted to its nat- l]
oral color nnd looks glossy, soft and |
Contradictory.
Patient? 1 get lumbago awfully, bad.
doctor. Do you tbluk you cnu do
anything for tut? Doctor- Well. I
ought to know something about IL I've
been a martyr to it all my Ufa.? Lon
don Punch.
Showing th? Way.
Friend (to guide) ? Why doea your
wife always go round with the parties
that you take orer the castle? Guide
She always gives roe a tip at the end
so as to Induce the other* to follow
suit. ? London Answers.
Certified.
Customer? An* these ewe* fresh?
Clerk? Tbey are poeltlv'ely Imperti
nent,? New York Sun
NOTICE OF ?ALE.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained Id a mortgage ex
ecuted by Fred Sutton to the under
signed, W. R. Edwards, on the 19th
day of September. 1914. to secore the
debt therein rerited (default having
been made In the payment thereof,
is provided In said mortgage) the
undesigned will, on Monday, the
?th of February, 1916, at 12 o'clock
noon, sell at the Courthouse door in
Beaufort County, to the highest bid- 1
der for cash, the following described!
real estate: A certain piece of land
lying and being In Beaufort County
and In Chocowlnlty Township, and
described and defined as follows, to- 1
wit:
Adjoining the land known aa the
Jno. S. Mcl.awhorn land on the1
North; th^ land of Mrs. Lydla Annl
Hudson and the Public Road known
a* the Grimesiand Road on th*-? I
South, being the same piece of landj
conveyed by the said Fred Sutton ,
by deed from W. R. Edwafds and
wife, dated S^pt. 19. 1914. and be
ginning at a point where the old
lam branch crosses the Grimesland
road and runs down eald branch to
he dividing line between W. R. Ed.
ward* and Mrs. Lydla Ann Hudson';
:hence North with said lino to a high
water wtob with pointers; thence
West with a chopped and blazed line
to the said public road; thence East
wardly with and along said road to
the naid old dam branch, the begin
ning^ containing by estimation 40
acres, more or less.
This 6th day of January, lrl6.
W. E. EDWARDS.
H. C. CARTER. JR., Atty.
1-7-4 wc.
SALTS FINE FOR .
ACHING KIDNEYS
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W* wt too Book mat, which olan
then Bxik hurt, uid
Bl*4der both.n you.
Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowel*, vet sluggish and clogged
and need a flushing oeoaakmally, else we
have backache and doll misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu
matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplesaneee and all sorts of bladder div
order*.
You simply must keep your kidnsys
active and clean, and the moment yon
feel an ache or pain in the kidne/
region, get about four ounoe* of Jad
Balta from any good drug store here,
take a tableapoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast (or a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapee and lemon juice, oombined with
lithla, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutral ixee the acids
in the urine eo it no longer irritates,
I thus ending bladder disorders.
I Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive t
makes a delightful effervescent lithla
water drink which everybody should take
DO* and then to keep their kidneys clean,
I thus avoiding serious eomplleatlona.
A well-known local druggist says be
| eells lots of Jad 8alta to folks who believe
in overcoming kidney trouble while it is
only trouble.
Peat.
i calorific value of peat freshly
dug and untreated Is eatluiated at oue
tenth that of coal.
* Still to Be Considered.
I "What are the facta on which you
base your conclusion?*'
| "I haven't bunted up the facta yet,"
replied Senator Sorghum. "It waa.
hard enough to think up the couclu
alon."? Washington Star.
?
A Colony of Roof Dwellers.* '
I To keep the roof of St. iVter's at
Dome in proper repjilr in a tiiak that j
employs a permanent force of work
men. who actually live ui>on the roofs!
and whose families have beeu there foi '
genera tiona.? C'hrlatiuu Herald.
A FEW CENTS
Will work wonders for you in the way of remarkably im
proving the appearance of a >m?? -garment you may have
fast aside.
GET IT OUT
And let ux ahow you what we ran do with it and how
reasonable our charges are for cleaniuj;, pressing and re
pairing.
WRIGHT S STEAM PRESSING WORKS
PHONE 231.
4997
The First National Bank
\ Washington, n
CM. BKOwVi-Fnu. J IV FOWI.F, V. Pre..
\.M. DUMAY, Cmhlrr.,,
TO THE PUBLIC;
Our Pin Money Savings Club
has been a great success. We have a
few Do.'e books that we would be glad
to put out. If you are interested come
to the bank this week and secure book
of ooupons for lOo . 35 50o or $1.00,
payable weekly..
YOU WILL Nof RSeMij IT.
FIRST NATIONAL BA^K .
HUDSONS, BUICKS, MAXWELLS
WILL HAVE PLENTY OF THESE CARSON HAND IN
A FEW DAYS TIME, EMBRACING THE LATEST MOD
, ELS OF ALL THESE MAKES.
CLAUDE L. C ARROW. : : W ashing ton, N. C.
WE ARE AGENTS
Iver Johnson, Rending
itandard, tuibtem, Hudson
Dayton and Great Western
Bicycles sold for cash or on
time We also have the
most complete repair shop
in the city all work yiarun
teed
D.R. CUTLER
Phone 299
MORTGAGE BALE NOTICE.
By virtue of a power of tale con
tained in a certain mortgaged/deed,
executed by C. ?. Nelson and OUve
1. Nelson, hit wife, * to the under- _
signed, dated the 12th daj of Jan
uary, 1914, and dulj recorded In
Book 180, Page 143, Register's of.
Ace of Beaufort County. 1 will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at public auction, on Friday,
the 14th of January, 1915, the fol
lowing tract of land as is described
i&mortgage:
That tract or parcel of land lying
andU?lttg~m Buaufort County, State
ofPtforth Carolina In Long Acre
Tdtfnfchlp, and described aod defined
as follows:
That tract of land upon which
Tbaddeue Whitaker formerly reaided
and which was conveyed to him by
deed from Matilda S. Congleton,
dated Dec. 4th, 1901, duly recorded
In the register's office of Beaufort .
County in Book No. Ill, page 231
and devised to Matilda 8. Congleton
by L. O. W. Congleton by his last
Will and Testament, recorded in
Clerk's office of Beaufort County In
Will Book No. 1. page 235. and be
ing the same land upon which Ma
tilda 8. Congleton resided until her
death; known as the land lying on
the east side of the Potts Pond road
apd containing. 38 acres, more or
less, adjoining vyje^TsndTN of John
uongleton. Augustus Congleton,
Major Congleton, Samuel >AJligood
and others. It being the s4me tract
of land this day conveyed In a deed
from J. F. Buckman, Jr., 'land wife
to the edld C. A. Nelson and wife,
which d^ed 1b duly recorded in the
Register's office of Beaufort Cou?.
ty. v
SECOND TRAdT: A eertaln tract
or parcel of land lying and being in
Beaufort County, and In Long Acre
Township, ^described and defined as
follows, t^O-wlt:
Beings on the north sldeiof Pam
llcor'rlver and o* the west side of
Beaver Dam swartp/ being the lot
of labd Absalon Alllgood drew in 4he
dlvUlon of hie father s land, con
taining 36 acres, more ofr lesa^ and
being lot No. 3 in eald Ml vision:
Beginning at Hie fourth corner of
lot No. 2 running south 28 West 124
poles to a pine; then North 67 West.
100 poles to a pine standing In a
small branch; then North 35 East
110 polee to a pine, and then to the
first station: It being the seme tract
of land conveyed In a deed from J.
F. Buckman, Jr., and wife to C. A.
Nelson and wife, which is duly re
corded in the. Register's office, hi
Book 180 and Psge 140, reference
to which is hereby made.
Default having been made in the
payment of the debt secured by said
mortgage deed, sale Is made t,o sat
'lafy same.
" This the 14th drfy of December,
1915.
J. F. BUCKMAN. JR.,
Mortgagee.
13-14-4 we.
1m ??*.
??far ink strtnrr er ?**
We to oms?1 by the action of t im
d*. %A few drops of vinegnr pat I n?
toe ink will make it usaN* again b*
*e bettor rtoa la to kaee the W
*" Wltheut Hep*.
Jjv** 4otng anything ?1th a
'he# you find a bright side for hlr*
? wont look at It Tor fear the light
Jlght bliaji hiss,- -Atlanta <??*u??
NOTICK OF HALK.
lly virtue of the power of sale con
tained in n Mortgage Dred executed
'jy Solomon Ore and Mary Ann Ore
o Washington Horse exchange Co..
lated nth day of January, 191ft. and
luly recorded in Book No. 182. Page
164. Register's office of Beaufort
bounty, which Is referred to, I Will
offer for sale, to the highest bldd r,
at public auction for cash, at the
Court House door. In the town of
Washington, if. C., on Thursday, the
20th day of January. 1916. at 12
o'clock. the following described
property, to.wlt:
Adjoining the lands of Joh?, II.
Leggett, Jessn flow on and others and
bounded a* follows:
Beginning at a pdst at th* Inter
section of Jno. H. I*eggett's line with
the Tarboro road, thence North 81
East 8* pole* to a black gum es
tablished for a corner by Jno. H.
Leggett and Jne. H. WhltAker, then.:e
South 89 East 38 poles to a markrd
long leaf plnfe, thenee Booth 87 1-4
Bast 21 1-4 poles to a marked long
leaf plfie, thence South 85 East 56
poles to a post a corner with point
era around It, thence South 26 H
West 108 2-5 poles to a post on the
Tarboro road, thence Noyth 82 1 4
West 118 3-g poke to the beginning
and containing 33 1-3 seres more
or lesa and being the same tract of
land deeded to Solomon Ore by Jno.
H. Whitaker arid wife by deed dat d
Jin. 4th. lr08. and recorded in Hook
ItS. para 291.
This Dee. 21st. 1915.
Washington Hbrse Exchange Co ,
B. L. WOMAN. Pres.,
Mortgage*,
12-2 2-4 we.