IT'S SLIPPER TIME
# j* * * "
No matter jrour slse. no matter
>our laat ? we have what you
want. Ewry pair of Red
Cross Shoo? ha? the style, the
tit, the Horkmanshtp and are
wholly c3infor:abie. Dull Kid.
Patent Colt. White Popt'n
All the new and stylish ones.
fet.OO, 93.30 and 94. OO
Other Quality Shoes $1.25 to3.00
Children s Shoes - 50cto2.00
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?Y J. K. HOYT
MAGNOLIA ITEMS.
The little son of Jack Alllgood fell
from his btcrr'e a few day >? nci anJ
?>: <? hi* arm He v.*m rarr: \l to
vgton for purs'.'-al alieui.oc.
Tin- ..ir'rer" r?-e busy now with
tbc'.r tobacro bt-ds.
IJ. .Sheppards little daughter
is I'.l with whooping cough.
Miss Augustus \ lli good has re
turned from Washington where ahf
visited friend*
MINSTREL
**fcen a ro&n uaj, "1 ^ A
?vmpUln." tt Die;?n? 'hat i.
plain* most of tL*
Ulofc*
Chevrolet Automobiles
ft-*
The Famous Valve in Head
AUTO
W'th h.f r Parts. Bc'sr Eleccric Lights and
? ? ? tK"ti 'f3'r<:ii^n to prospective
pwchutn. ra .
E. G. MA L LI SON
COR. THIRD y MARKET STS.
Agent For [3 -aufor:, Hyde and Pitt Cojntise
Wire Your
This Month
KvcrvKrtly knows Ih^ comfort iirnl r*onvr*nicner? of
Hrw-tricity in the lio'iso. Not cvitvImxIv knows how
inexpensive it is. Tl?r* est. hii-i l*'-n bniiijrlit down ro
within almost anybo 'v's poekotliook. Tho wirinsf is
not oxponsivo oirhor and fan !>;? 'lr.no rpiir-kly ami
without nm=s or lift r.
May we. nithmil a fi'fitrfi on Ihr iririnq of your ft ovsr ?
Washington Municipal
Electric Department
PERSONALS
W. D. Morrison, of Belhaven, was
seen on the btreets of the city yes
terday. f
? ? ? ?
W. J. McWHUams. of Aurora, was
In town y??iurday attending to bu*l?
nees matters.
| ? e ? ?
S. T. Broo':!, of Bath, was a local
visitor yeste. i?y. . . ^
? ? ? ?
J, H. Lettoy. a prominent resident
jf El z,;r:ilh City, spent today in
town ou La-'n?.?j.
....
I W. Collins, manager of the Roper
Lumber Co. at Belhaven, was among
'the out of town visitors here yester
I day.
! Miss Emily Guilford, county agent
'of home demonHtratiou work is in the
i ? city today. She has Just returned
j from Greensboro where she took a
special course in her work.
| ? ? 4 m
Mr;. M. A. Gib!)#. at Bath. Is the
ritest nf her daughter. Mrs. A. 11.
Yates, of East Main street.
? ? ?? ?
Mrs. T. A. llrooks, of Bath. wa3
In towu today on a short shopping
visit.
Miss Nancy Marsh, of Bath, is the
puest of her sister. Mrs. E. L. Hop T.
| Bo'liiive-. N C? Mar. 25, 1916.
jMr. Carl Gacrch.
i Dear Editor:
Just us I began to look forward to
the editorials each day, you are now
going to ask some one else to write
them for you. A doctor knows no
uiort' at out writing an editorial than
pou know about stitching a wound,
j His editorial* would be ?o full of
i|;ti*es, l;?*ff'nni:c with I writ is and
!j ?r.d:?i* with UefrightL'i that most of
-I your reuUrs won'd have to '>e treat
ijvd fjr apiKiudcl:i3 bef >re the end ?t
j I * !: e year. And the lawyers would
I n>e so n;u? h rod tape that thev would
' K.n ail liallvd lip. You stay rlgiit
tli c-re and we'll be tickled to death
I 'n read what you have to say. For
J *ome one el?? tr> write a lino In lhat
| column would be like retting a let
ter addressed by a special friend
:i~d cn c~T!n? !t. find it written by
. on*- t >,v nr.N T no it.
When you grt the Red Hill road
rncrnrt. p'.ra*e aeitate a movement'
fur a few rood pati/liws on the road
v? Relhaven.
I r.tn v -:y slncr^ly.
A DAILY NFIV.'S READER. |
: S \ I . T ' : t?\E m:\\ Ill USOX
x cheap. c. B. PELL.
.;o-2t.
A NO THE D&f.lE LAJYS
r ? : r or of i
'Uiabiiit n. La. |i
Vl'|{ 1CKXT: I'OI Kr: \V?T!I MOJ?.
crn rr?riven'pn?c?. Apply 32:5 Eav
HO- I'p.
TTfF.V I.KT HIM HLEI7P.
H. T. 8traynjref Caln??? . !!'e, Oa
cl. R. No. 3. wa* una Mo tr? sleep a!'
Hjrht without pp'tinjf up. "Fr,r,i
lm"9 only a f??w Tnlnu'p? n#? r :* '
o b*?d. I would ha vo to ff' >? ?.
trlrd everythln* I hfnrd of for lh* j
rouble. Finally I tr!?'d Foley Kid
i*y Pills and aft'T laklnjr one bott>|
bpl! 'vo I am entlrpjy cur#?d. and I
? leop -mindly al> nfRht." Fol^y Kirf
i??y Pillw tone up wpjik. Rluggi'di kld-i
T?ys. r!d tlin b"dy of poir-onn. Rlv l
ipppflte. en?"-ey and r<fr?*iiinr
?'ppp Davpnporl riiaitnaey.
RAPS WOMEN WHO {
ATTEND FIGHTS
By JAMBS J. MONTAGUE.
Whore la oar wandering daughter I
tonight?
Seated right up bj the ring
And her young eyes aflame vlth the
joy of the game
| Am she watches 'om wallop and
swing!
The flush of excitement' grows hot
In her cheeks
And hark to her gay little shout.
When a flat like a ham lands a fin
ishing slam
' And a big fo'low groans and goes
out!
Tho girls aro all fighting fans lately.
Just go to the Garden some night.
You'll seo 'cm in bunches applaud
ing the punches
And shouting "Aw! stand up and
fight'"
It's an out'et for innocent spirits,
A way to let youth hare its fling.
And a slam on the snoot is "just
perfectly cute"
Since the ladies uplifted the ring.
Baby. dear, mother can't rock you
to sleep,
She must dress herself up and go
oil t.
For Young Harlem McQuldd and the:
Idaho Kid
Arc. due for a twenty-round bout!
She wants to put several beta down ?
She'll n^ake 'em in any amount.
And baby and she will be rich as
can be
If the Idaho Kid takes the count.
Thoy all are Just ccazy about It!
It's a rport that they simply adore!
With rapture they're filled when the
claret Is spilled
And loose teeth spai around on the
fioor.
Let father object all he wants to?
He's Just a du'l, horrid old thing
There's 110 Joy like the crunch of a
punch to the lunch
Since the ladies uplifted the ring!
LOit Letters of Wagti?r.
The fln>t tenor wlio won Wacner'i
admlrutlou. TkbaUcbek. left io bl.
duiiKlKei* alien be cliotl a number o
letters wrliti-u to blm by tlie irn*
coiaiwwr. who*e itlrnzl be created
On her OemSi tl??? ilaiizbter bequeathe*
these letter* to iLe WiiKiier niusoui 1 m
Elxcn.'iili. but on the way from Drus
sela the tu.se <oni:iluiti); tbem wn>
opened. auJ ibe o.fieuis were stolon.
EE I S FIRST FOR EITHER NEW
or sceon.1 hand car*. Waxhingtot:
Motor Car Co.
2-3U-3t.
Notice of Sale UbcI.t Mortgage,
L'nder and by virtue of the powet
of sale contained in a certain doei!
of trust executed September 20, 191f
ty \Y I). I.iverman to Junius D
Grime?. Trustee, which aabl Instru
ment 3s registered in Book 178. pngr
44 1. of the Beaufort County Records;
dt fault having been made in th'
payment of the notes secured there
by. and written demand having been
made on me as Trustee to a el! sn'r*
n*onerty. the undersigned Trustee
will, on Monday, the first doy o'
May. irii6, ni 12 o'clock roon, a'
the Court House door of Bftaufor'
County, sell for cn*h. to the hiehes*
i rf Vr. the following descrrbed real
cs*ote:
f.'ua'e. JvJng and being in tic
"oun*y of Beaufort. Stsite of* North
nnd n Rath Township, anr'
?no-e part!cu*arly described a9 fol
?'? nt the corner of Fran''
\j pjvlf; on Ph'Fllo's Mre fwh'eh
orn'-r !? nor'h 22 oast 54 1-4 pol"* ,
'-'?pi th* irterse^Mon of said la-e
! i th? Y"afeevire and Woodcock,
''otd). thenee running with ?a!d lac !
???'si 1 22 ?>a--t about 120 oo'eq to .T
r '.'onrn'i; iin'1: thence with J. C i
"'?-rr*- about north 66 went p
l':-!nnri? of epnrox'mMely 26 no'?
?r> ??,? "nf> 0f fhe lands of the Job*"
' . Ro^r I umber Co : theice w'fh
t!ie!r line about south 39 west 137 V
? tr? t^e hn? reserved In tho deed
'cm SutVIn ft R"rry to Frunk M
r ,i fh^ree with the north side o'
nil lar?<* to PavKs line: thenre w'tb
lnv!?'? "ne ?o?i1 h 72 '?fc ea.?t 66 nole?
"* PVH'n's l?n? et tho point of be
? ?*. '-ontiininR: by estimation
r r I *o.inn acr^s. more or le??.
/ : iho riirht to use. together
sr|'h 'tie Raid Frank M. Davis, his
h^ir* nod assigns, the latie reserved
n the deed from Suskln & Berry to
Frank M. Pavis. dated June 5. 1912.
Terms of rale. cash.
This Marrh 28. 1915.
.TCNIU8 D OR I MRS. Trustee.
1 29-4 wc.
Spring Wearing Apparel
With the advent of Spring \'ou will naturally
want a NEW SUIT, A .SPRING HAT. NEW
SHOES and other
Wearing Apparel
Which We Can Supply.
If you will take the trouble to call at our
store we can demonstrate the economy of
buying from ua.
THE HUB
JAS. E. CLARK'S
Sale of Ladies and Misses Coat Suits
For Friday & Saturday Only
Ninety-five of the season's most wanted styles in
cluding combination silk and wool garments. Colors
are assorted. Sizes run 16 to 42.
/K rare opportunity to secure a handsome garment
at a small cost. Positively on sale for two days only.
- The Regular Price of These
Garments Are $25.00
We offer you your choice of any su.t in the house for
$14.95
fJOlTH SEA ISLAND
COLONY IN AMKRICA
Salt Lake City. ? Discovered ? the
?trnngent community Id the Unit*!
Slates.
It Is a community of south sea
Islanders. A tWuxand In number, they
arc now settled in the Skull valley in
Utal), between the Croat Salt lake am)
tbe Nevada Hue.
There arc Maoris. Sn moans nnd Ha
wallans living nud farming In perfect
harmony. intermarrying und raising
children.
Twenty -live or thirty years ago the
older men of thia strange colony came'
from across the Pacific. some uh auil
ore. some as stowaway**.
They wandcreil in sum ll group* aboui
California, and some of iliem curnc
across the Slc'Tiis into Idaho and Utah.
They were starving when a group of
business men decided to help them.
They securet. lo.OOfl acres of land In
the Skull valley, collected nil the sou*!t
sea natives that th- v com id And a: i
established thorn In a colony will i
they call l.seppa.
| An American farmer was selected m
i superintendent. -Iuj i li man was puM
i good wattes M tbe start, and as soAu
i as they were capable they were allow
ed to buy half uere lot* and cottage*
ut actual cost.
Now there is a new ceuemilon grow
ing S-tne of ibc boys Imve gum
A'o;u the trade si.hoi-1 and taken full
courses at the State Agricultural col
lege. Several of the girls have become
ttenographer* in Suit Lake City. A
?umber have graduated from the Uni
versity of Utah.
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water |
Before Breakfast |!
Says we can't look or feel rtght ,
with the systerri full
of poliont.
I Millions of folks batbo internally
I now instead of loading their system
with drugs. "What's an inside bath?"
you say. Well. It is guaranteed to per
form miracles if you could believe
| these hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
| women who. Immediately upon arising
In the morning, drink a glass of real
hot water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate in It. This Is a very
excellent health measure. Ct Is in
tended to flush the stomacn, lTver. kid
neys and the thirty feet of Intestine*
of the previous day's waste, sour bllo
and indigestible material left over in
the body which If not eliminated every
day, become food for the millions of
bacteria which Infest the bowels, the
quick result 1b poisons and toxins
which are then ubsorbed Into the blood
causing hradache, bilious attacks, foul
breath, bad taste, colds, stomach trou
ble, kidney misery, sleeplessness, im
pure blood and oil sorts of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next, but who simply can
not get feeling right aro urged to
obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store. This
will cost very nttle but Is sufficient
to make anyone a real crank on tho
Bubiect of internal eanltatlon.
Just as soap and hot water act on
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so limestone phosphate and
hot water act on the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. It to vastly more
Important to baths on the inside than
on the outside, because the akta pores
do not absorb Impurities into tho
blood while the bowel pores do.
l;onchitis and
| Cough Cured
| J. R. EARLY WRITES OP DEAR'S
EMULSION.
j Undoubtedly One of the Be*t Prep
aration* Ever Made to Tone
Up the System.
'John D. Bear, Klkton, Va.
! Dear Sir: ? I have used and rec
ommended Bear** Emulsion for 3 j
years and before or since I purchased (
be first bottle 1 have never seen any
thing that would relieve the bron
chitis for my little girl so pcomptly
as it does. 1 have used for myself
and oiltvr children.
Before getting the Emulsion I
Save stayed away from church on
crount of a dry hacking cough that
had. Now I take a dose before
tariing to church and am never
bothered during preaching.
| I will in good faith recommend '.t
'o any one needing anything for
isoughs, cold*. or bronchitis.
J. R. EARLY.
At on* dollar a bottle or oix for
Ive dollar*; can be supplied by any
druggist or will be sent direct.
For sale by Worthy & Etheridge.
FOR SALE: BARGAIN ? NEW MAX
WELL, used very little. C. B. Bell.
3-30-3t.
SEVERAL SECOND HANI) CARS at
bargain prices. C- B. BELL.
3-30-3t.
Flowers! Flowers!
For All OccaaloM
Rose?, Vallie*, Orchid#, Violets
and Carnation* a *peclalty.
Wedding Bouquets and Decor
ation*. Floral Offering* ar
ranged in lateet arL-Writa ti
for prlac U*t of jonr need* In
Cat Flower* or Plant* of ajl
kind*. All communication*
promptly executed bj
"Ow Barfne** la Growing*1
PLone 149.
J. L. O'Quinn & Co.
RALEIGH, N. C.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Democratic Voter* of the
Second Senatorial Dtatrlct:
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination as one of the
.State Senators from thia district :n
the next General Assembly, subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri
mary to be held on June 3, 1916.
If nominated and elected, I prom
ise to fairly and impartially repre
sent the wishes of the people of the
district. I will pass no Injurious
legislation. I will give notice of all
local measures in the public press,
and if any citizen deslrea a hearing
on any measure. I will guarantee
that be gets one.
I earnestly aek the support of all
democrats.
Respectfully,
LINDSAY C. WARREN.
Washington, N. C.,
March 27tfc, 1916.
l-27-3aw-c
SPRING TIME NEEDS
LET tfS KNOW YOUR WAN1S
FIRE THE SHOT NOW
Don't VVait. Get Busy
___ Garden Tools, Wheel Barrou>s, Lawn Moul
ders, Rubber Hose. Poultry Netting, Roofing,
Oil Cook Stoves, Enameled Ware, Polishing
Mops, Tin Ware. Polishing Oi's, Aluminum
Ware, Wax Polish, Klectric Lamps, ELctric ?,
Smoothing Irons.
Don't Forgel. Paint Up.
DEVOE'S
Buy now while pric? s are low. They will he '
higher later on.
?>
McKeel-Richardson Hardware Company
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(Not food tmlow ?l*ned br tit Contort Manager) ' j
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