Friday & Saturday
WAIST DAYS
BIG NEW SHIPMENT BY TODAY'S EXPRESS
All ihe new wash Silks and Lingeries in Ro?e,
Blue, Flesh, \\ hite, Stripes, Blacks and beauti
tiful color combinations If you rivet your
mind on the price and quality jou can't get
away from them. They fasc rate you. All
the new leading numbers. Prices range
98c to $2.50
Others 50c to $1.00
See Our East Window
J. K. HOYT
MK I \l.lr? I l l.utSl.ATlOV
TO \ll> I NKMI'LOYKIX
i I'y I'mtcJ Frvw)
Waah'.apton. Apr 1 6 ? A mam
moth ;n-'.ira:i. e fuad. *o draw fr>:u
wliseh the osiiy rv ju!r ai-.-ut* ar>
taat o:.? :.?? :r. *i?o o!J to wyrk or
l;r:u-s!ly tan's P"* a Job, ;> u!h!?t
consideration by the Hou>o Jal>or '
cornmi'M-e to-day
Representative M->yer I.oixl ?:?. \". *v
Yf>rk Sor.a' <?:. :< *y?n?er f >r ? h ..
Turd He wi-it.i it to piiarim:- o
"A ' *??;*?' :? ':c i.: i''. uneaip'.o> ni-.T.t.
Mr Lsr.dcn'* propoeal. the tlrri < f
t* iktn i . . < en con*;-! r. * y
in.t ruot*
. . .a ra.aa.
The c?c;3i.si;oa t& ir*?' a pc:i?
- . - .utu'jnec act a.-:.? tlie
? l#j li i.ca ed aaj report w; h.a a
year ic the Prcs d.-s: a pii :o re
duce '-scajpioyr^esi by I'jrr'.stlr.g
work oa pablic Improvements and
. - 'i' natural r?.-four?.Ts on pub
;:it. ;? T l.nailon'i r? i Glutton
4?>*. a j j J r??lu<-? :I.u calisi on the
! r I \J. U'.iMr.nvr, of Now York,
uu'.l.'-r if .1 yuok .>t? Social lusur
.?!: ?< wa>i an ".irlv witrt*^* before
at it* orcr.,::s session
to-lay
C r*v 'i Was In P?v*n.
In U-r'.r'. r icjiiriph rro*<vn
?<? b* i mo w.i:. ..f r-ltint
motley . a: ? r. a!
to b.- m |m* n i ' IL0 .I.ue
At tbe tlmo of tl.e V'urctuulot> of
C,fOT -f> [\* :fj.. ,.1 u.,n II, p?Wr aJ|4j I
was tire J out :? r u.e ei'fam^n ai ?
' T!i?? V.':i #; maii'.**>] to I
b iy I?. b!jt Lord Ltv*ry .oi ih^ujrUt 1
l*. un .in:i?r<"*%.iry ?xir?i'.'ajCBn? ?. . Fi
nally th^v brr?wv.'.i; t:.<* j?oor pn*n
trok??r dfv-a to | r al-ho-i?') rr-j
crown ni> Uim r;ii :c-d a:
mil i:i clt-brai'.rn Jvo-ce IV bad to
jnaxeb t] rough tLe nrcrto for tailes
wearlLu a pound ;Lt on tu
Uai
It Always Helps
says Airs. Sywur.ij Woods, ol Cliiton Mills, Ky., in
cf !L^r jrperlence with Cardui, the woman's
tonic. She says further: "Before 1 began to use
Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I
thought the pain would kill me. 1 was hardly able
to do any of my housework. Alter taking three bottles
of Cartful, I began to feel like a new woman. 1 soon
gained 33 pounds, and now, I do all my housework,
as well as run a big water mill
I wish every suffering woman would give
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
a frfaL I still use Cardul when I feci a little bad,
and It ai.vays does me good."
Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness,
tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman
ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's
tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui
for your trouble. It has been helping weak, aiiing
women for more than fifty years.
Get a Bottle Today! 1M
THE NATIONAL FASHION.
Country Correspondence'
HAWKINS NOTES.
Miss Matt'e I' Woo'arJ, who ha*
: :i ii j h::;g a*. Kv- r-'Hs ii;v i>a
\ n c-. r..'-uii!f| l:o:n? W--dae*day.
\er *i-hoo! having do-' d M.irch 2 4.
Qu a nuu:it-r of our pv-opie a:
? ecur.ty I'-aiou-tiivni'.at :u
>n Friday.
Mrs. A. Woa'ard ard children
*;.trn*. several days iu Washington
.a-; weak.
Whitley, of Surry, was In
our m:d st Wednesday.
II. T Hawkins was a Washington
visitor Wednesday.
' Misses Eva, Acine and Mingle
Swam were geusts o! Miss A'.;ce
, Wooiard Sunday of ".an week.
Miss Paw Wooiard spent Sunday
r. 't-riioon with Mr3 Isaiah Pinkham.
Will Everett, of Evere'-ts, was here
Sunday afi?rnoon.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. George Pinkhairi ar.d
?hjld wore guests of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Prnkham Tut-s
rlav.
Mr*. J H. Wooiard still con'inu >
very sick.
This nenhe is watching wi*h in?
:r''*t the names of the contestant1
in the voting contort and their sfa '1
ir.j? in the list. Srmi' of^lhem ar ?
making rapid strides in :h*? number
of votes they are securing. It's in
i creating to watch the various chang
es in the ? inn her of vote* from lime
to rime.
PIXF.TOU V TWH'TE 2.
Miss l.on Ayr*, of Plvmou'h, is
ppr-ndinrr th*? week with hT cou? n,
Mr*. O" ?. T(. lioyd. and her aunt.
Mr* 1.. P 3 ' nrri
Flder N" H. Marr.aon. of Route
N"r? 1. f:i>d r'eu'.ir appointment
at Whi'e P!r>in? Saturday
John. Fr'"J nr-'l T|*rm*'n Boyd
spent Saturday richt and Sunday w.th
When You Hate iVloney
You Have Friertds
H ive you ever in t:ced that whe i :i man is known to
Iiiiv mon'-v in Mi i- hunk lie invariably has friends,
ii ; n> friends? Not ny "-sarily because lie lias money,
hut because the possession of a hanking account is a
strung indication of his success in life and successful
men are always admired. *?
We Invite you to open an account with us today,
SAVINGS & TRUSr COMPANY
. their sister, Mrs. Wilmer Modlin, at
Jaznc&ville.
Mrs. James R. Boyd and children
and Mrs. Samuel Doyd and children
s;?at Saturdaj evening with their
rarnnts. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Water?.
Miss Ann'.e Mae Wilkinson and
M ss Doyd, or eVar.esviiie, are the
t of Mis* Emma Hardison for
the week.
Rcss Carrow made a business trip
i to Boyd's m:'.l Tuesday.
i William Boyd took Miss Lou
Ayers. Mrs. Geo R Boyd and the
wri.er down to Hunters Bridge Sun
day even.ng In his automobile.
Rev. Mr. Tvndall preached at the
Cshcr&e school houso Saturday
night.
Ml?s Lacy Harris, of Pucgo, is
spending Hie week with her grand
mother. Mrs. Mary Harris.
i Miss Pearl Jefferson haa returned
home from Hawkins wh^re sbo has
bet n ttafhing.
C.f-o. V Boyd was a business visi
tor '?> Washington Saturday.
" M'.?s I-ou Ayers, who is visiting
j fr:? ::sd at this place and who resides
r.Vr-ut r.-r. tnile and a half from the
hom* of <Jeorge Bowen of WaiSTflfc
ton county, who was recently beaten
in l?v n 'ernes states that his condi
tion ?tlll serious when she left
home Saturday last and his people
wer*? i-xpftlng him to die at any
t'lne. but his daughter was setting
: on n'rely and it is thought would re
cover
Wr>?ra Cll??? Ha? ViHtj*.
P?o{il? in Tibet TkJa? highly tS*
?pwtAclM of smoked or colored |1m
th n* ?ra rold to th?m by the CklnoM.
toaDs* of bl/ndln* hiirhtcMj w
ifc* ?ud on Lb* i now.
PERSONALS
? I
John Gray Hodgee, who has been
confined to his homo with a had at
tach of rhoamatism fox some time,
J? abl* to bo ovt again. He. was 1 a
pwq^^jpprniaf.^
l-lpa?omh, of Tarboro, gpeat
rmuvtmy- la,; M city attending to
I?um raatthre
? ? ? ?
[_ Tho Women's Missionary 8oclety
!of the eMthodist church will meet
tomorrow ufteraoon at four o'clock
with Mrs. W. M. Hear on East Main
street.
? ? ? ?
J. T. Mallard, of New Bern, was a
local visitor this morning.
? ? ? ? I
Frank Hart, of Tarboro, was seen
on the streets of the city today.
? ? ? ?
Clyde Perrltt. a former resident of
Wilson, now of tills city, and Miss
Ethel Perry, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L?. Perry of Wilson, were
married here last night. They will
make their home in Washington.
? ? ? ?
Mrs. W. iJ. Roberts, of Greenville,
who has been visiting friend? here
returned to her homo thla afternoon.
? ? ?- ?
A number of Belgian flags have
I been, received by the local D. A. R.
organization and are being sold for
the relief of tiie Belgian sufferers.
? ? ? ?
C. L Green, of New Bern, was fl
local visitor today.
? ? ? ?
William "wanner, formerly of this]
city, but who is now a resklent of
Norfolk, 1b visiting at the home of
Jordan Swanner, abou: five miles
from town.
Prof. Samuel
I, J, Pence
PRAISES HIGHLY REAR'S EMUL
SION.
Sur?? Remedy for Courtis, Colds and
Weak L lines ? He Tried It And
He Knows.
Prof. Samuel T. J. Police, of the
Jr. O. U. A. M.. writes as follows:
John D. Bear, Elkton, Va.
D^ar Sir: ? Last winter my sister
in-law recommended Dear's Emul
' sion to me as a fine tonic and a sure
remedy for coughs, colds and wak
lungs, I have used several bottle?
iu my family since that time, and
believe by experience it is one of the
best remedies made for coughs, cold?
bronchitis and weak lungs. At the
?*ame time it builds up the system,
gives strength and health to the
body. This year I took a bottle Just
before Btarting my daily walk of
four miles to teach school, and 1
have-not felt betfr and stronger
for ypars. I weigh ten pounds more
than I have for years.
Very respectfully.
S. T. J. PENCE.
Bear'# Kmul9lon strengthen^ thai
rwak. rundown, nervous syMem.
Improves the appetlto and builds up
the weak lungs. Hundreds of peo
ple are using it and saying it is the
best thing they ever trlrd. But lf
it doesn't benefit you after taking a
bottle it will not cost you a cent.
One dollar a bottle at Worthy ft
Etherldg? drug store.
Daddy's Bedtime
Story
" HA I.I, we have a fairy tale or little Squeegee?" asked daddy
"Little Squeegee la n fairy boy," Evelyn grinned.
VjF So daddy begun: "When little Squeegee Invited o little boy, Dirk,
to visit Jeeboolnnd, on the moon, Dick cried, 'Hut I can't OyP
?"Did y?m ever try?" asked the Squeegee sharply.
" replied Dick.
" "W?ll. Mien bow do you know you can't fly? Now do an I tell you The
main thing Is to get (be right kind of o start. _ Fraud up on the bed-so. Nlw
bike my hand and Jump itp aud down on the aprluga? easy, now baider. That'a
the way!' 80 Dick found himself bouncing up and down on tbe bed. and each
time he seemed to go higher in the air and then found It harder to come down.
Ilighrr and higher they bounced. Hide by aide. At laat it seemed Just an if tbey
must hit the ceiling, but when Dick looked up he could aeo no celling. Wblte
fleecy clouds were floating above. Bnddenlj tbey went shooting up, up at the
rati- of a mile a minute. 'Now we're off!' chuckled little Squeegee. 'Hold on
to my hand tight!' >
"With hjs other hand Dick rubbed hla eyea and looked about with huge
surprise. And no wonder, for he found hlmaelf altting on the ground under n
moKt rurlouN tree, and opposite him wai tbe Squeegee.
" In 1 1:1a Jeeboolandf aaked Dick.
" *Pre-< iselyl' said littlv Squeegee.
"Dick looked at tbe trfe carefully tnd found that in place of leaves and
buds and fruit it seemed to grow all ktnd?of-^*ta Jl suppose that's a bat
tree.' ho remarked thoughtfully to the Squeegee.-. r
'?'Precisely!' said his friend the second time.
" 'We have a bat tree home.' Dick went_on4 'but dgddy bought It at a Btore
and then put the hats on it.' .>-?>.
"'The Ideality of this J ee boo tree la,' ilatd fWHqtfeegee, with a graceful
^flourish of his tiny hand, 'that you buy the tree and takp the hata off. Which
Is much more sensible than your way. Juat now it Is growing a fine crop of
derbies, silk hats and skating caps. I>ater It will grow a lot of straw hats for
the au mruer season.'
"'flow Interesting!* cried Dick.
"(tut Ix-fore tbey got any further In tbelr talk there was heard the distent
rumbling of a mighty basa voice," finished daddy.
"Oh, bedtime comea so aoonP' Jack mourned.
"But daddy will tell ug tomorrow night. Jack," Evelyn comforted Hm.
THE SHOPPING CENTER
BOWERSBROS. COMPANY
IS THE CLOTHING STORE
OF WASHINGTON.
We are not on* of a crowd,
but something 'separate and
distant and apart. Because
Bowers Bros. Co. clothes are
individual, made for no other
Washington store. W herever
Bowers Bros. Co. clothes cir
culate. their identity goes with
them and sticks. Priced at
$15, $17. 50. $20. $2*Muid Up
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
THE "WILSON BROS." KIND
No where else in this city
will you find such a complete
line of Men's Furnishing.
Drop in, let us show you.
HATS
?eady to she
trie, all sizes
$4.00.
We are now ready to show you that Stetson
Hat. Every new style, all sizes. Price
Bowers Bros. Company
Washington's Best Store
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
To the Democratic Voter* of Beaufort
County :
1 hereby atinour.ee myself a can
didate for Representative for Beau
fort County In the next General
Vs*embly subject to the action of
".he Democratic primaries.
I.' nominated and elected I sha'.l
endeavor to merit the confidence
bus reposed in me. ' A'
Respectful!?, 1
P. H. JOHTfSON,
Panteso. N. C.
1-5-16
Flowers! Flowers!
For All Ooraoioaa
Rosea, Valllea, Orchlda, Violet?
and Carnation* a specialty.
Wadding Bouquets and Decor
ation*. Floral Offerfnga ar
ranged in lateet art. Write na
for prlee Hat of your needs In
Cut Flower* or Planta ot all
fclndi. All com muni cation i
proln t?ny?<*cut?d by
"Ott1 BtudnoM la GrowlafH
PLooe 149.
J. L O'Quinn & Co.
RAJ.B1GH, N. C.
Advertisements In the Dally News
bring good result*.
The Best Material, Cut and Style
In Men's Clothing
Suits that appeal to both
young and old, correctly
tailored in every detail.
Prices Are Right.
THE HUB
Chevrolet
Automobiles
The Famous Valve in Head
AUTO
With t>4 Less Parte. Beit Electric Lights and
Starter. Free demonstration to prospective
purchasers.
E.V. Ma l li son
COR. THIRD V MARKET STS.
Agent For Beaufort. Hyde and Pitt Counttee i