DAILY NEWS
I? THE RANKS O? THE BEST CITIES TO LIVE IN."
10, 1616.
THE WKATHKX '
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fair tonight with rising tem
perature tomorrow.
NUMBER 133.
We Start Moving Monday
MEET US AT OUR NEW QUARTERS IN THE
FOWLE BUILDING ON JUNE 15.
RUSS BROS.
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE JEWEIJIY LINE
You can find it at our store, and can see it before you buy.
You do not have to order a thing in our line, and our price*
are right
(Buy It At Home)
STEWART'S JEWELRY STORE
SEE OUR
Increased Varieties
IN THE FOWLE BUILDING
AFTER JUNE 1STH.
Russ Bros. Variety Store
WE KNOW YOUR WANTS
AND WANT YOUR BUSIKEM.
ONE IKJLLAR STARTS
AN AOOOUNT.
?1 Per Gent Paid on Time Depoelte
Bank of Washington
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Put Money in the Bank
By Avoiding Mail Order Houses and Patronizing Home
Merchants.
DEPOSIT WITH
The First National Bank
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Leonard Cleanahle Refrigerator
WATER COOLERS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
PORCH AND LAWN SWINGS
Pegram-Watson II dw. Co.
Phono 190.
F. G. PAUL & BRO.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
? Highest Prices Paid For ?
EGGS, CHICKENS, BEESWAX, TALLOW, GREEN
HIDES AND ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO SELL
GREEN HIDES, 15c per lb.
Money Spent At Home Drifts Back to You Again.
f -T- z~r-"s?- u? MJHW WW??
NO BETTER TIME THAN THE PRESENT
To secure Summer Clothing at prices no mail order house
can touch. Watch our window displays for attractive .bar
gains.
(Buy It At Tlome)
THE HUB
SUSKIN V BERRY
If Economy Means Anything
IT MEANS TRADING AT HOME. AND TO SAVE
' MONEY. MEANS TO TRADE AT
TUE MONEY SAVING STORE.
(Trade at Home)
B. W. BERGERON SON
Have Your Suit Made at Home
Every suit made by me is guaranteod both as to Material,
Workmanship and Fit Why spend your money for some
thing unseen ?
GEO. ARAMOONIE
LADIES AND MENS TAILOR
All Kinds of Altering, Cleaning and Pressing.
Hodman Building East Main Street
Washington's Greatest Store
8TRAW HATS
in all the new
Shapes and Btraw
76c to $6.00
SHIRTS
Dross, Sport and
Work Shirt*. New
Cloths and Patterns
60o to #3.00
Palm Beach Suits
Extra Value* and
qualities. Made of
Oon. Boach Cloth
?5.08 UP.
mJ. K. HOYT FIRST
HUM DOWN THE HOME TOWN
In tfie period from 1900 to 1910, 768 town* lost in population in the State of Illinois, 039
in Indiana, 464 in Iowa, 677 in Michigan, 540 in V*8?ouri, 1136 in Ohio, and 1520 in Penn
sylvania; or a total of 5864 in these seven statos. Thetie figures were compiled by Flint Gar
rison, Editor of "The Dry Goodsman," of St. Louis. Increased transportation facilities and
mail order trade being the forec at work. Mail order patronage means the doing away with
country towns. What will it mean to fanners to have only a few large cities at a distance of
five hundred or a thousand miles? What are they going to do with the children, who are de
manding even better conditions than they had? Tot trade at home is not a matter of loyalty,
neither is it sympathy, but should be viewed from *Jt>u&inesa point. If one can do better else
where, it is both their privilege and advantage to do?o; but when all things are equal, you owe
it to yourself to trade at homo. Wo have examined the prices of mail order Anises. compar
ing them with the wholesale cost, and find, with the exception of a few leaders, that their bus
iness is done on the same margin of profit as the local dealer, and their prices on some lints,
quality considered, even higher. Remember, a few live stores in a community means a high
school ; add another store or two. and they support a ball team or perhaps a band ; still a few
more, and a public library is made possible; as the town grows and prospers, so will adjacent
farm lands enhance until they double in value every few years. On the other hand, as we tear
down the homo town, we inflict an injury upon ourselves.
WHICH ROAD?
Which road ? This is the question ?very country community is facing today. In our
community there* are only two kinds of people. And they travel on just two roads.
There are "home town patriot*" and the "Out-of-Town patrons." There is the "Trade at
Home" road and the "mail order" road. Which class are you in? What road are yov, taking:?
It should be easy to decide. Every time wo fail to patronize home interest* w pi are boosting an
outsider. Every time we take the mail order route we a^e boycotting our hotne town. Which
road f Tho only answer for wt is the road to the right.
KEEP YOUR PORCH COOL WITH
VUDOR PORCH SHADES
And the KUchen Cool with a BOSS Oil Stove. See our new adjustable Oven
r
McKeel-Rlchardson Hdw. Co.
A GUARANTEE
We guarantee our price? on any piece of Hardware we carry to be equal
01 less to that of any mail order bouse In the United States for the same qual
ity of goods and on the same terms, delivered io North Carolina.
Harris Hardware Co.
THE BIG JUNE
SALE
NOW GOING ON
JAMES E. CL/VRK
J&ude At Home
a .ade at the store that keeps just what you want, and
delivers the poods just when you need them.
We will appreciate your business.
CLAUD A. LITTLE
THE STORK AROUND T1IE CORNER.
TRADE AT HOME
And l>e sure to see our new fixtures. We have recently
spent a groat deal in helping: our town, and we are willing
to spend more should the town need us. Our prices are
always right, and we appreciate your business.
J. S. CAMPBELL
PHO^'E 3S3-J.
$2.00 AND $2.50 STRAW HATS
$1.19
BIG SALE XOW GOING ON.
Lewis & Calais , Market Street s">r?
PREPAREDNESS IS IN THE AIR
The best individual preparedness is character.
The next br>t is education.
The next best is a hank account.
We are at your sen* ice.
Savings & Trust Company
WASHINGTON, X. C.
D. 0. J toss, President Jno. B. Sparrow , Cashier
THE OF* EM DOOR
To the most delicious products of Nature's gardens. We
carry tho Finest Fruits and Purest and Best Groceries that
money can buy.
ADAMS SUPPLY CO.
Phono 97.
Says Baker:
how my Morrir does water n
For a drink of that cold ice water. Free to all who will
call and pet it at. JjAKER'S STUDIO.
A. J. COX <? COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
ROrE, RUBBER GOODS AND SHOES, NFT TTOE
antl Fisherman's Outfits. liny, Com ami 1'VmI .V ,,ST
WASHINGTON, X. C.
SHOES
Men's, Bova, I. amies' am! Misses' Shoos in all kinds and
stylos.
Ladios' Shirt Waist* in n.l rr.lors and slylea.
PRICES THAT MATT, ORDER IIOrSES
CAXXOT COM PKTE WITH.
SPENCER BROS.
W*l\ ARE OFFF.KJXO FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES I N
LADIES WAISTS
Your rhniro of any lot up to $1 ..r?0( Clearance price. . .95c.
SEE WEST SHOW WINDOW.
J. F. Buckman & Son
"The Shopping Center v
Wo can save yon money on Wrarahlos for the whole fam
ily. Mako u s prove it.
We'll show you the largest assortment in Washington.
BOWERS BROS. COMPANY