^MKmoytr
IS NOW ON. DOZENS OF MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITirS
ALL WINTER STOCK MUST BE CLEARED. ALL GREATLY
Local Organization KnOiUfil&Atic
Over Prospect for 2ilg lluM.
Till* Year.
Formal ratification has reach* d|
this, city of a contract whereby the I
Maxwell car is to be handled here by
C. L. Carrow.
This ratification was the conclu
sion of negotiation* which had been
Informally closed some time ago.
By the terma of this arrangement,
bringing as lit does an active and
ample organisation to the Maxwell
army, adequate representation for
this- popular-priced car Is assured
here. While the present contract
run# for one year only, the solid per
manence of the parties Interested
gives ground for the belief that rela
tions will be of indefinite length of
time. Such 16, In fact, a character
istic feature of Maxwell agencies all
over the country.
The entire organization of the new
local Maxwell store is enthusiastic
over the possibilities of the alliance.
"We took our lime and looked
over the whole field," said Mr. Car
row. "We were out to pick, without
the use of anything but cold com-!
mon sense, the car that would make
us the most money during the sea
son of 1916, and Indefinitely into
the future. We believe we have got
ten the best one in the Maxwell.
While the dealer a margin of profit
on a 9656 car Is very small, the
market Is Immense and the volume
of sales assured, In case the car
car stands up and gives satisfaction.
We know that the Maxwell will do
this. The Maxwell cars of last year
and the season before gained the
reputation for beauty, power and]
efficiency eecond to none in the light
car field. This year's car is hand
somer. larger and more efficient than
evrr before, *?* we thoroughly con
vinced ourselevd before signing the
contract. Best of all. It fulfills In
a gratifying way its legitimate herl.
tage of sturdiness ? a quality for
which Maxwells have been famous
for many years of motoring history."
Maxwell demosstratlng cars have
already arrived at the local sales
room and considerable shipment will'
be made soon from Detroit to take j
care of orders already booked. |
loebarg*.
Iceberg* ennietlinca lant as long an
20ft yearn before they mnlt entirely
? way.
Twins.
Cruaty? I hear jrjiu have an addition
to your family. Parer- Yes; put down
one and <arry two. --Judge.
Balm of Qilead.
Balm of Gllead la coatly, for the balm
bush ykldi only a few drops n day In
the tapping aeaaon.
W?ll, w?ll!
Young Man ? Why have you
price* and kinds of those flowers? .
Florist Man? On# kind we sell to
flsoces; the other to married meuJ
Boston filobe.
Thoughtful Fellow.
I Ilewltt ? He 1h always worrylug
I about otber?.
Jewett ? Yei, 1 i?hou!<ln't tvouder if
| be tblnkM about the corns a centipede
| baa.? New York Glotie.
A Fortune Toller.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nwtrils To
Open Up Air Puuiages.
tLL
;lo|fecd n<
rl? a?
Ah! What relief! Your clonea nos
I triln open right up, the air pbaajfc* of
your head are clear and you ran breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffling, ?
murous discharge, headache, dryness ? no
struggling for breath at night, "your cold I
or catarrh is gone.
UP' nrt ? smalt
rhottle of Ely ? Cream Jlalm from your '
druggist now. Apply K little of this 1
frafrrant, antiseptic cream in your nos- i
trils, let it penetrate through every air I
passage of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, '
PT,ng you instant relief. Kly'a Cream
Palm is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer haa been seeking. It'a
just splendid.
"You will bo th? victim of a fatal ac
cident*
"Good gracious!"
"Calm yourself. It won't iwppcn uu
tU the end of your life.- -Philadelphia
Record.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS1
Will you come in and allow us to convince you that our
method of cleaning, pressing and repairing clothes i*
strictly sanitary and up-to-datp.
We give your clothe* a lasting crease, uniform finish
and the natural body shape.
WRIGHT'S STEAM PRESSING WORKS
PERSONALS 1
Mrs. Carson, of Parraele, is In the
city today on a shopping visit.
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Mrs. 8. L. Laughing house and ton
returned to Vandemere today after
visiting "relatives in the city.
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F. O. Mitchell, of New Bern, la
spending today here attending to
-business matters.
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A. D. Johnston, of Kinston, was
Wong the out of town visitors here
yesterday afternoon.
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Clifford Harris, of Belhaven. la
spending today here on business.
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P. H. Johnson .of Pantego, wa a
here yesterday on a short business
trip.
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Mrs. C. S. Whichard passed
larough the city today en route to
her home in Vandemere after spend
ing yesterday with relatives In
Bethel.
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O. C. Swindell, of Pantego. was
here yesterday on a brief visit.
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Arthur Elliott returned to War
ranto^ N. C.. yesterday morning af
ter spending the weekend -with
friends here.
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C. W. Easton, of Greenville, was
among the out of town visitors in I
the city yesterday.
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J. G. Bragaw, Jr., Is spending to
day In. Roper attending to business i
matters.
PfaaappU Plants.
Ftom 0,000 to S.000 pineapple plants'
can be raised on an acre of land, each
plant producing cue .pineapple.
Our Daily Special.
Bucceaa Isn't in the cards you are
dealt; It la In the way you play tbein.
Luks McLuka 8ayst
I Do not get the Idea that a man la a
lire eater Just because be spouts hot
air.
| When father has to economize he
tells mother to quit buying the articles
of food that other members of the fam
ily like flnd be doesn't.
f A inn 11 in a queer cqhh. If bla ueigh-.
bor'9 wife had been the bride he mar
ried and bla own wife had been the
bride hla neighbor married bo would
Imagine tbnt the'woman bla neighbor
married wan much superior to the wo
man he landed.
I Bomehow or other the inan whose
I luck barely enable* him to eke out an
{ existence Is the same fellow who al
ways has a horseshoe nailed over his i
door.
I Tell a lie to save a woman uitd she
will always remember you an n gen
tleman; fell a He to save a man and be
will always remember you as n liar.
| It Isu't ns eaay to bull the people as
It used to be. The people do not fall
for big words nowadays because they
, know what the big words menn.
| If you leave It to a man he will tell
yOu What a light sleeper he Is. But If ;
yoK-leave it-to his wife she will tell |
you that the children could bawl all j
night and he would never hear them |
The trouble with most of the golden
opportunities offered you In this life 1*
that the lsd who offers them Is tisuol
ly an agent wbo has everything to gain
snd only his voice to lose.
Moit of ns. need- le*?-?tarch In oar
shirt bosoms and mote In otir lwek-,
bones.
An enpneed, man !m?)jdne* tl>*f It Is
sentiment that makes fris girl tie bsb*
ribbons arotiod Ms fove r^nd
save tliein. But ft Isn't.
THURSDAY, JAN. 13
, 9
6o ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Sale Opens Tuesday 10
A. M., at
Worthy & Etheridge's Drug Store
Orchestra $1.50, Family Circle $1
Balcony $1.00, 75c, 50c.
Ill WHITNEY
Opera Co.
presenting the great Interna
tional Comic Own; Success.
The entrancing music - by
Oscar Strain. Superb Cut,
Famous Singing Chorus.
Gorqeous Costumes and
Company's Own
Orchestra
UCID THE IMMORTAi
ntAK SONG HITS
"My Hero," "What CM We Do
Without a Man." "Tiralalala,"
"Never Was There Such a r.
Lover," 'The Chocolate Sol
dier," duei; "The Tale of a p>
Coat," "Falliijg in Love," "The ft
Letter Son*"? A dozen other*. %
A Composite of Meiody and
Humor. " IT WILLLIVE
FOREVER."
Indian Farced to 8uo6?mb.
The whit* man and the Indian nevar j
tould mix. and the indlan baa had to,
saccomb. AH of nsf^mlre the Tnitaa j
and would like to aaa him survive lor
all time ; hut It appears Impossible
that with advancing civilisation he can
continue. The Indian almply will not
submit to the changed condition#; he
?till dreams o.' the tiappy hunting
(round/ and the rrraet and stream, and
nothing the government ran do for!
bios can rueondle him. The actomo
bile and other things have helped htm
along In his reckless carecr, hut to
hercnlnels haa been the D-oit dm.troy
lug element In the Ufo oi to* iaart
I ?SP <lr>Hg!issw
nu ?WI T,I?H^| ^ :
?afcerta) trimmed with a worsted at
mt U. Many of t&eae latest model*
bar? the scarf end* embrokleral with
wool OoweVb? daisies, rosea tnd quuttu
Dresden patterns.
Apple Crumb Pudding. -i
Chop six or elgbt large apples, add
to Ihem the same balk of dry bread
crumbs or crtckez; crumbs, and stir
together In a padding dlsb with a pint
and one- half of milk. Add three well
beaten eggs, sugar to tasta and add
a rery little powdered cinnamon. Bake
oae boar In s alow oren. . Eat cold,
?rftb rich cream.
New-Way Wood^r
* for Corns, "Gets-It"
?71JuL2?r7toe ?? ooi?
??"? ""p*. aimpto, hh. ^4
m't .k f*."*4"*1 ?ra ?*
?- ? * "hori ctory, ? only about
r?.^,M*r7 h"> * "'?? w
It and corn. OPOI1 her M n.
try tlm. >b? pm o, -Oets-H'. th.
GREATEST VALUES IN
Ladies and Misses
WEARING APPAREL
And Dress Goods At
JAMES E. CLARK'S
BIG SALE NOW
IN PROGRESS.
?nssawtsssrssrw
com wai ?ure to go." . Mary, Ilk*
thousand! of othor*, uaed to bt ?
heroine, suffering martyrdom, naing
painful bandages, irritating salvra.
sticky tape, toe-harnes?e?, blood
brlnilsg rasors and scissors! She
?eye now there's nd sense In tt. Use
"Oeta-lfMwIied In t .eeoads laar *
?Imple, new war? Just painless sotn
mon sen sol Millions art doing It.
Never fall#. Yofl eon wssr smaller
?boes now. Ton don't have to limp
aroand any more, or wtfk on' the
side of yonr shoes to try to get sway
from yonr corns! Ton know for \
?are before yon eee "Oeta.lt" tkiit
jlhr corn or ealtas is gofnir sway, a
For coras, eaUnaoo, wart# as 4 ban- ?;
lone. 1
"Qets-lt" is sold by all drnffglsts.
tBe a bottls. or sent direct by W.
Lawrence 4 Co.. Chi????
Co., Chicago.
it ?
?UI)\ ) f
? to mr+ up tar I
/amy day don't wslt until the cMs
i*?tn to anther. -TVtmtt Journal.
HUDSON S, B
WILL HAVE PLENTY OF THESE CARS ON HAND IN
A TEW DAYS TIME, EMBRACING THE LATEST MOD
ELS OF ALL THESE MAKES.
CLAUDE L. C ARROW, : Washin^ N-^ l