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JAMES I* MAYO PiopkiiTOR
CARL QOERCH
WASHINGTON, XOltTH C AROLINA, MARCH 30. in 1(1.
"PIIOOLISH FEELINGS."
When a lady walks into the tailorshop and you're standing around
waiting; for the tailor to press the trousers you've just taken off.
Kinston certainly has a liiii't opinion of herself. She attempted t->
join the baseball league in order to "lend dignity" to that organiza
tion. Now her papers contain items to the effect that '*Gold>l>oro will
trt ideas for her fair from Ivinston."
The candidates who have been lingering iii the woods will ?ooo
have t<? stop up to the desk and sign up. ? Xews and Observer. Why
it? r make tin : . step up to the bar and "sign up?"
lti ' ? r. 1 ? - - th he matter may not U? forgotten, it might l>e well to
mention that tin* county commissioners are expected to t>e lil>cral in
helping j>ut the Red Hill road in shape.
SI'FFRAOE AND PROHIBITION.
The ITouse committee of the judiciary lias decided to indefinitely
postpone all notion on resolutions looking to the amendment of the
constitution. Prominent atiw ns these are the suffrage and prohibi
tion issues. " ?W:'j
In taking thi< -.top the committee unquestionably proee?ded alonir
the eorrift liti1"4. Both of t ho above issues are questions that deserve1;
much i'1'ti'i-icrati- n and thought. This cannot b e given them at the'
present time. There are ii>. many 3%her measures that are too vital i
to the welfare of the nation and the people. With foreign relations
strained and the prcnarodness program to be consid -red during this
session, congress xv ill have i\* hand?* full until the time for adjourn
ment.
Should the sulTrnsr" ?v>) pr. hibition questions have l?ren brought up
at tikis session. l>otli ..i' L in would undoubtedly have met with ?!e
feat. Tn-tead of being diseon raced at the aetion of congress. advo
eft-rsj of the two issues should feel eon ten4, nnd bide their time until
a luvre i .pp. rtune time comes to present their cases.
C< )M M K N r E M F. X T TU Y
Th e. v-if - 'h--0 commencement exercises will be hebl in \Va?:i
T'r day will lie nn important one fop Wushingto t
at . . '? ?* ?" ?'?:/??!! wil! i] ? liis i?r h.r part in making
the -fay ? f the visitors In r?* a pleasant one.
Tt is occasions of th5- kind which 1 ring the eitv nnd country ifi
clo-er tench with each other at"! which make them understand eaeli
other letter. There should !*? a el ise co-operation between both. f?r
hr.fh have n? d nend im ? n ?he other to a large extent. The farmer
I'K-ks i" tho r?v -reliant rfN -oippiv hirn with neee*?ary food and cloth
ing and the merchant attempts to secure nil the linon^-* from th"
farmer that lie can gcr. At timr* eaeh feel* that he is not brine
treated justly or fairlv by tlie other. When that occurs, the farmer
proceed* fo do hi- trading elsewhere.
eitv had gone over to tlie neitdib ring town without fund- and unal 1 ?
feeling has been eliminated anil that the city and rural districts are
in closer accord with each other than ever before. Tt is sincerely
hoped that this condition will continue to exist.
Tomorrow will afford an excellent opportunity for a still closer
relationship. The residents of 'he city can make the visitors fed
that thev are welcome and that their presence is appreciated. It
will nr?t take much trouble to do this.
We sincerely hope that as many of tin? visitors as can, will visit
the Daily New a nflfiee tomorrow and allow us the opportunity of
forming their acquaintance.
F.XTKRT ALVMK XT'
AT NEW BERN.
We ar" r?M>. r surprised at tlif Washington Xew? for
urtfing pi'i/rn- nut to or>nif? to Xow T?cm to hop u Tho
Birth of it Nation." Xcw Horn woulfl have boon
tirkled ?o dnath to have entertained them and as there
i* hardly any possibility that fliis pirtnre will b^ pro
svnted in Washington ir? many years, fhofln who hew|p<l
tho "appeal" probablv missed. t }ir? rhnnr-o of a life
time.- ? New B-rn Sun-Journal.
We liave no doubt. but. that Xew Bf,m would have been "tirkled frt
death" to entertain tho Washington resident*. I'nt. wr* wonder
whether this joy would have lioen as great if the residents from this
city had gon over to the neighboring fown without funds and unable
to leave Washington dollars there. We don't blame Xew !?' rn for
endeavoring to en tiro our citizens to visit the ritv r?n the Nf,u?e.
That's good business. At the same firne, wo don't approve r.f spend
ing money out of town when it nan b~ spent just a* well in Washing
ton. Neither will our resident* have to waif "many years" l?cfor''
the above-mentioned pietnre is shown her'*.
Tf there is any "out-of-town spending" to !*? don**, we feel that tin
people of Xew Bern should do it in Washington, instead of our resi
dents going to Xow Bern. The people ?>f n largo metropolis never
travel to the smaller suburbs do thir shopping, Xew York's pop
illation, for example, doesn't- visit Yonkers, White Plains, New
Roehelle or any of the other Hfrwdler town** nearby fo secure bar
gains. On the other hand, flu* people in the?v? tmvns usually do nil
their purchasing in New York. The same ought to hold good here.
Tt is up to the residents of Xew Bern to eomo to Ihe larger and
better-storked stores of Washington.
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
DAILY NEWS GIVE RESULTS
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needs a tonic to help ber over the hard places.
When that Hims comes to you, you know what tonic
to take ? Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui Is com
posed o! purely vegetable ingredients, which act
gently, yet surely, nn the weakened womanly organs,
and helps build them back to strength and health.
It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak,
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You can't make a mistake in taking
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The Woman's Tonic
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says: "1 think Cardui is the greatest medicine 011 earth,
for women. Before 1 began to take Cardui, 1 was
so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy
spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well and
as siront as I ever did, and can eat most anything."
Begin taking Cardui today. Sold by all dealers.
Has Helped Thousands.
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IF BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat 1ms meat and take a guus of
Salts to flash oat Kidneys?
Drink plenty water.
Uric arid in treat excites the kid pys, \
they become overworked; p.-t slugciah, '
ache, and fro! like hiuip* of lead. The
urine beronu'D cloudy; the bladder is irri* ;
tatdl, and you may be cblh'ed to seek ro- j
lief two or three tmics during tj-c ni;jht. i
When the kiJnrys clog *vu must help I
them flush ciT the lily's ur:r.?>us wa^te i
I or you'll he a real .-id: ft-won shortly. j
At firet vou feel a dull mi:ciy in the r'Jd
j ney region, you suifor from backache,
eick headache, di.viuu**, .Momach ge*s
' uoui, tongue coated and you firel rliou- .
1 marie twinges when the weather is had. .
Eat less meat, drink Jots of water j
n!<o K<*t- tfosn any pimiuiacfct four ourccs
of Jad ir t- Its ; take a table*poonful
in a glass oC water brfore breakfast
fur a few days and your kidneys ?ill
tlien a^t fine. This famous salts is made
fiom the ncid of ur i pr-a and lemon juice,
combined with lithiu. and him been used
for generations to clean ch-gged kidni-ys
r.nd stimulate tiiem to normul activity,
nlso to neutralise the ncida in urine, i?o
it no longer i> a source r-f irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad S-'alts is inexpensive, cnnr.ot in
{"lire; makes n delightful effervescent
ithia-water drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep the kidneys
clean and active. Dniiitji-ta here fay
they sell lots of .Tad Salts to folks w';"o
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is o;?ly trouble.
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(NOTE ? nun furUver notice mo rrmHrmtutm mukj om for pnbtltmtUm
mo thaa five ttrwl votes oo *?y ?? <W- Thte IWl will be ro.
moved Inter fta the contest.)
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
This district embraces all territory within the limits of the city of
Washington east of the middle of Market Street.
One Big Tour. One Diamond LavaUere and One Gold Watch mast
go to this dlatrlct
Miss RobeJa Carter 6.060 votes
Miss Margaret Handy . 16,010 votes
Miss Ruth Vinson 6.910 rotes
Miss Margie 8pain v IS. 820 votes
Miss Mabel Dally 6,010 votes
Miss Elisabeth Mcllhenny . . .' 6.810 vote*
Miss Battle 7,660 vote*
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO
This district embraces all territory within the limits of ths city of
Washington west of the middle of AJarket Street.
One Big Tour, One Dlsmond L*v*i,er? ana 0ne ??W Wstch must
go to this district
Miss Mary Carter 6,360 votes
Miss Lillian Ellsworth 26.060 vote?
Mrs. E. E- Philips %6,160 votee
Miss Corlnne Bright 6,690 votes
Miss Anna Bell Woolard 6,100 voter
Miss Stella Phillips * 6,440 votes
district number three
This district embraces all terrllorj of th* Townships of Bath, and
Pantego, and Hyde County. '**- '
One Big" Tour, One Diamond LavalIer* *nd 0n* ??ld Watch must j
go to this district , V
Miss Nancy Marsh. Bath 7,140 votes
Miss Gladys Higson, Ransomvllle V 8,420 votet i
Miss Mattle Windfleld. Pantego - 6.600 vote*
Miss Ruth V. Eborn, Bath * 7,700 *otei
Mlfs Annie Cutler, 8urry 8,810 votes
Miss Mary Marsh, Bath 6,310 votei
Ml?s Leta oerry, Swan Quarter 10,000 votse
Miss Mattle Mann, Middletown , .... 6.260 votei
Miss Rebeccc Spencer, Englehard ??? 6,310 votes
Miss Mattle Swindell, Sladesvllle 6,760 votet
Miss Marie Jones, Lake Landing 26,360' voter
Miss Bessie Watson, Engelhard ?% . 5,380 vote?
Miss Margaret Mann, Swan Quarter . ??? 0,260 votet
Miss Mary Carter, Fairfield 6,400 voter
Miss Sallie Bateman, Cresswell 7,360 vi>tef
Miss Minnie Hodges, Mackeys 6,900 vote
Miss Bernlce Fagan, Roper 6,900 voter
Miss A. C. Carstarpben, Roper 6,080 votet
Miss Hat tie E. Sixer, Bath 25,120 voter
Miss Ora Benson, Swan Quarter... 5.000 vot*?
Miss Blanchc Cox, Lake Landing... 10,320 vote;
Miss Maytne Adams, Bath . 6,230 votes
DISTRICT XWIBM FOUR
This district embraced all terrl10'/ In Washington township except
the city of Washington, Long Acre Township and adjoining territory.
One Big Tour. One Diamond L*V?U?re and One Gold Watch must
go to this district
Miss Benlah Starling, Washington ? ? 8,300 votes
Miss Nona Rogers, Washington RFD 6,300 votes
Mrs. J. E. Wall, Washington RFD.. 6,110 votes
Mtea Hattte Webster. Plnetown R-2 6,100 votee
M:?? lithe Woolard, Piuefcown RFD. 6,340 rote*
Mitsa Ella Keech, Pinetown R-2 6,160 votes
Miss Pearl Jefferson, Pinetown RFD 6,000 vote*
Mih? Eva Paul, Pinetown RFD 31,360 vote)
Miss Lillian Hodges, Washington R 6,680 vote;
Mlsa Mae Cherry. Washington RFD 8.210 votei
Mrs A. D. Woolard, Washington, R 10,390 vote
Mm. Lizzie Woolard, Washington R J, 220 vote
Miss Kathleen Woolard, Washington 6,060 voter
, Miss Mary Ella Jackson, Washington 6,390 votei
1 Mm. Geo. B. Hardlson, Washington R-3 6,000 vote
MUa Ruth Hodges. Washington R-3 6,260 votet
Mrs. S. E. Perkins, Washington R-3 6,100 vote*
Miss Louise Satterthwaite, Pactolus 8,030 votei
Miss Mae Little. Pactolus 6,260 voter
M'ss Janie Webb, Pactolus 8,230 vote
Miss Helen Hodges, -Washington R-l 9,610 vote
Miss Anna Be'.le Clark, Washington RFD 3 6,000 vote;
DISTRICT NtMBER FIVE
Thin district embraces the towUBhipa of Chocowlnlty and Richland
and adjoining territory.
Ono Big Tour, One Diamond Lfcvallere and One Gold Watch must
go to this district.
Miss Besslo Mae Bell, Aurora 8,890 votes
Mrs. W. S. Tyson, Blounta Creek 9,320 votei
Miss Nancy McLawhorn, Vanceboro 6,410 vote:
Miss Margaret Dunbar Royal- 6,210 votei
MiBs Lor* Lane, Edward RFD 6,490 votei
Mrs. T. W. Bonnor, Bonnerton 6,260 vote:
Miss Fannie Price, Aurora 6,200 rote!
Miss Katie Tolen, Blounta Creek 6,800 vote:
Miss Neva Warren, Vanceboro 6,120 voter |
Miss Charity Swindell, Aurora 8,120 votei
Miss Edna Duguld, Vanceboro 6,080 votei
Mrs. J. B. Harvey, Vanceboro 6,680 votei
Miss Eleanor Cuthrell, Aurora 7,-f60 vote*
Mrs. L. E. Smith, Vanceboro 6,420 votei
Mrs K. 8. Bonner, South Creek 6,990 votei
Miss Lucy Ross, Bonnerton 6,170 votoe
Miss Lillian Rowe, Edward RFD . 6,470 vote*
Miss Fanny Allen, Royal 6,190 vote
Mips Ruth Stephens, Aurora 6,600 votes
Miss Mildred Johnson, South Creek. 6,260 vote
Miss Dora Daniels, Blounta Creek 6,410 votef
Miss 01!le Austin, 8outh Creek 6,490 vote
Miss Maud Hollowell, Aurora 6,860 votei
Miss Molllo Stiller, Blounta Creek 8,460 voter
Miss Myra Smith, Vanceboro ^ * 6,100 vote
MIsh Emma Rolllnson, Caah Corner 6,200 vote
Miss Mildred McCotter, Caah Corner 6,360 vote
Miss Charlotte Muse. Cash Corner ^ 6,480 voter
Miss Rownna Fu'.cher, Edward 6,670 votef
Miss Grace Warr-n. Blounta Creek..; 6,890 vote?
Miss Ethel Phelps, Orlmealand 6.000 vote*
Miss Syble Martin, 8outh Creek . 16,240 vote.
CUT THIS OUT? It l? Worth Mm??-y j
I DON'T MI88 THIS. Cut out this
i n1?p, encloso with 60 mull It to
. Fol?r * Co., Cblc**o, lit., wtlting
[ ynnr nim* and irtflnw fll#irly. Tou
will raoalra la ratnrn a trial pack
nce containing Foloy'i Honor and
Tar Compound, for. la?rlt>j>?. eoojbti,
coldi and croup; Fol*7 Kldnej Pill",
i tor i?id? back, waak kldaara, rb?u
matlam. bladdar tronblc?, and Kolar
Catbartle Tablet, a wbotaaoma ao1
I tboroacblr claanilnf cathartic, for
constipation, blllonram. haadaotia
?ad iloMlrt bowala. Daranpart'a
I Pbarmaoy.
I?AHT NOTTCK TO TAXPAYKR8.
I Am now inAldiR ap the ltd ver
ti?ed Hat of iMlnqvcnt taxpayer*
which will bo given to the nswapa
P?r?ri Monday, March 27?h la ordc?
that they mmy **. up end pnbHul
Mune by April let f* rcqnlred hj
Uw. All thoae who have ant paid
by Monday, March 87th, will he paly
I In hod. Pay now and hare yew
name eraeed from llat and eare eoet.
I caaaot show any partiality.
, W. B. WINDLHY, Hherlf .
3-S3-I te. , .
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HAS EIGHT CHILDREN.
Mrs. P. Rehkamp. >404 Herman
St.. Covington, Ky.. writes: "I have
been using Foley's Honer and Tar
for nearly two years and ckn find no
better cough syrup. I have eight
children and give It to all of them.
They all were subject to cronp from
babies on." It la a aafe and reliable
medicine for men aild women as well
aa children. Don't let the cough
that follows grippe hang on and
weaken you. it |B easier to get
rid of a cough or cold than of Ita
consequences. Davenport Pharmacy.
NOTICE OF BALK.
By virtue of power of sale con
alned In a certain mortgage deed
executed by James Borrow and wife
to the undersigned, dated on- the 18
day of December, 1914, and recorded
En the Register's ofllce of Beaufort
County in Book 183, page 816. 1
will beer for sale to the highest bid'
der for cash at the Court House
door of Beaufort County on Monday,
the 8d day of April, 1918, at 18 o'
clock noon, the following described
property:
Beginning at a corner in the line
of J. F. Smlthwlck 82 Vi polis from
the main road and running North
18 to West with J. F. Smith wick's
tine 85% poles to a corner, Whence
N. 87 ft B. to a ditch in .the.Ield at
a cart road, thence S 1 r, % Fast 15 H
poles to the Gordon line, thrnce 8.
8 7 % W. to the beginning, containing
six aero* excepting a cart rfcad on
Bast side of the above land described.
Dated and posted this the 2nd day
Of March. 1818. t. G. MlYO.
8-2*4 W*
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