SCHOOL SHOES
For Boys and Girls
* The building of i>?P nhoe b?ulM? Is neither spasmodic nor t?n
pAnrf. We propotte i? repeat the shoe tradr mcceaa that we have
built. To do this we tnteitd to command public confidence. We have
Wtoeted Solid Shoe* to sell you for your children. The beat that money
fan buy for m little cost a* circumstance* will permit. This is the
secret of these shoes price*.
SI.OO to S3.00
- HOYT
' Pk\-Ups
C. A. Flynn l??.i \*ain.
C. A. Flyuu. who .m ronrtn?'d to
his home with a alight attack of tll
nea? during th?? eurlj part of the
week, le out again.
Here frmn Cho milnity.
W. H. Patrick, o: i'hi?i-u\vinity. is
spendiug tod h y in the unending
to business matters.
R^turmil friHii lt;ilf*igh.
Scott Frizzt-le has returned
from Kaleigh. where h?* represented
Orr lodge at the run-ral i?r John
Drewry. grand secretary of the North
Carolina grand lodge of Mutton* Mr.
Frlzzeie state* that the funeral ser
vices were attended by .1 large num
ber of prominent citlseu* from every
parf of the atate.
Here from \en Hern.
Mr? William Gray Jordan. or New
Bern, who Is known to many <>f our
; residents, is spending a few days in
the with friend*
Admitted to th? lUr.
Alfred Walter Bailey, of Bath, wan
sworn in as a lawyer at Superior
court session yesterday. He was
presented by Harry McMullan.
Here from Ilollyrtdfc*.
Miss Jessie Eubanks. of Holly
ridge. arrived In the rtty yesterday
for a visit with friends here.
VUltliig frtnn Ro? ky Mount.
Mrs. Clarence Little and children
ol Rocky Mount, an* upending a few
day* in the city as the guests of Mrs.
Utile'* mother, Mrs. Xorah Bowen.
Here from Aurora.
I?. T Thonipnon and W. If. Gna
kins. of Aurora. art* Washington vis
itors today.
Here from South Creek.
W H. Mayo, one of South Creek's
prominent residents, is spending to
day In the city, attending to busi
ngs* mat tern.
COMFORTS & BLANKETS
COLD WE.tTIIEK IS NOW OOMINti AM) IT Is TIME F<>H
IIKAVIKK BEI> ? I.OTIIIM.. IN THIS l)KP.\RTMKNT OFK LINE
IS NEW AND Ml >MK a >MI*LKTE THAN EVER.
A I.I. WOOL BLANKET**? In Whit** with roloml border.
s itnil other colors M.M to #10.50
SOLID IX?W\ roMh^RTS? Sdtin lined anil llnish. beau
tiful designs JM.00 to ? 112.00
Nothing would Ik- more acceptable as a wedding present than
either of those.
WE INVITE VOI R INSPECTION OF THIS LINE TO SEE
THE VAI.I ES Wl. HAVE TO OFFER.
J. F. BUCKMAN & SON
DOWERS AND
THE RED SOX
RESTTOOAY
(By Cnlud Prm>'
New York, OcL ^ 5. ? Triumphant
after their am ash in drives down the
stretch of the pennant races in the
two major leagues, the Boston Red
Sox and the Brooklyn Dodgers are
resting today, taking a final breath
before the opening game of the
world's aeriee Saturday in Boston.
Tearing their way through >?very
obstacle, fighting off attack after at
tack. holding up their heads when It
seemed that victory could not be
won, these teams have proved their
nerve, their unflinching hearts. They
go Into what promises to be one of
the moat Interesting series ever play
ed between clubs of the National and
American leagues, after the tightest
race since the never-forgotten finish
in 1908. when the Cubs and Giants
fought down to the last day.
The driving finish, the bitter clash
es with rival teams, the nerve-wreck
ing. heart, breaking strain of holding
a lead by the margin of a fqw points.
All have been surmounted by these
two premier baseball clubs. They
jwill go into the series with the ad
miration and Interest of a nation be
hind them. Wherever there are base-,
ball fans there will be eager watch
ing for the returns of the crowing
event of a season.
Trip to Norfolk.
Caleb Bell and S. L. Laughing
house left yesterday on a business
trip to Norfolk.
Here from Vandemere.
Mrs. S. L. Laughlnghouse and son.
William Biount Laughlnghouse. of
Vandemere. are spending a few days
In the city as the guests of relatives.
H. Iloyri in the City.
H. C. Boyd, of Pinetown. who is
well known locally, was among the
out of tow? visitors here today.
Visiting Mrs. Uriditemitn.
Miss Mary Carrow Herring, of
Wilson, is the guest of Mrs. Henry
Hridgeman on Went Second street.
Visiting Friend* Here.
Miss Mary Elisabeth Uriffln. of
New Bern, is visiting friends In the
city.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY NEWb
saoniKiML
jijbww mm
( By Correspondent at River
JfflLmm* Station) J **?
T%e protracted meeting at ><??!
church cloned I an* week. Tifn
new aiMlbers were received in the
church nod baptism w*s administer
ed to one infant. Uirge congragar
tionn attended the aervicee. several
person# coming from a Ions distaaiee.
Rev. Mr. Lewis delivered excellent
sermons which were much appreciat
ed by an nttentive audience.
Daisy, a little child of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Alligood of River Road, la
very 111.
Mra. J. B. Alligood and son. B. F.
Alligood, of River Road, went - to
Pinetown Wednesday of lost wfek
and were guests of Mr. and Mra.- J;
N." atubbs. Mr. Stubbs waa very. 111.
L. M. Sheppard and family. v: of
Holly Glen, motored to Winstead
ville and attended the speaking and
picnic Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mra. Mode Alltgood, of
Pinetown. were guests of his parents
Mr. and Mra. A. B. Alligood. on Bath
road Sunday of last week.
Miss Katie Plnkham of Pinetown.
who has been visiting here, has re
turned to her home, and waa accom
panied by Miss Loasle Alligood of
[River Road.
Mr. Paul, of Pungo, when en route
jto Washington, spent one night with
Mr. and Mra. J. D. Ward at Magnolia.
H. E. Pinkham and family of
Pinetown. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Alligood of River Road.
Mlaa Mary J. Wonlard and broth
er Moses, of Hawklnsvtlle, were the
gueeta of Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Alligood
of River Road one day las* week,
j L. M. Sheppard and family of
Holly Glen, motored to Washington
and atteuded services there one night
last week.
J. D. Ward of Magnolia went to
Smithwlcka Creek to attend services
there last Saturday and Sunday.
J. B. Alligood and family of River
Road, went to Pinetown last Satur
day to villi J. N. Stubbs who is ser
iously ill.
1 am I u>re ready to ?erve you.
J. W. WKllR, Vetcrinirijui
With J. E. 11 alow Haaaell Supply
Co. 9tablea. Calls filled day or night.
Animals railed for and delivered.
Phono 08ft. WaMhinglon. N. C.
L?*? wtlk kl* ?mu. Hr.uil Ml*.
is: L.. WooUrtl of
Tto* farmer* la thli Hdaltj ma
I to W aallalad with tlx produc* o I
their (arm*.
jjj'.W* are having rmrr toM, windy
"w eether much Ilk* winter; a rain
?twn Tuesday night and Wednes
|day.
u Luther Ailigood Of MMnol!a, ha*
purchased a fin* horse . - -
' We seldom have any thing ynusu
[al or comical happen Bare. The moet
sensational occurrence' recently was
the slaughtering of severs! large
snakes neat* the homee of some of
the realdenta. One snake la a fre
quent visitor at onr home. It la a
King snake and said to be harmless
and will destroy or drive away other
snakes. > It will not allow a rat or
mouse to live on the premises.
L
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF HV8TACE
ft. BROWN.
From Father. Mother, Sisters and
Brother
-(By Rev. J. B. Brown)
J>jt . GONK.
Gone from "father and mother.
Gone to be at rest.
Gone from stetera and brother,
Gone to live with the blessed.
Gone from tQll and Borrow,
Gone to a place of peace.
Gone to Joy of tomorrow.
Gone where troubles cease.
Gone where they need no sunshine.
Gone where they need no moon.
Gone where all are kind.
Gone where we'll be soon. ?
Gone where they need no crying,
Gone where they need no tears.
Gone where all souls cease pining,
Gone whoro they need no fears.
Gone where the angels are singing.
Gone where all Is love.
Gone where the harps arc playing, j
Gone to his God above.
Gone to the fleld of Glory,
Gone through the Pearly gates.
Gone like the old. old story.
Gone for his Lord's dear sake.
Gone from this world of sin,
Gone from a home of friends,
Gone where the Lord recommends,
Gone where there'll eb no end.
Father, mother and brother.
Sisters, friends, don't sigh.
Grandpa and all others.
We'll meet some day by and by.
I God grant our work may shine,
' God grant our work may stand.
Give us peace and pure sweet minds,
Till we meet on God's right hand. "
Bye-bye to you. my child,
Ab you pass within the door.
We'll see you In a very short while.
Never to part anymore.
( 10-4-ltp)
TWO T1MKS AS IMPORTANT AS DOLLAR DAY! A XEW AND HIGHLY DEVELOPED EVENT, LASTING TWO DAYS,
l-EATCRING HARGA1NK AT THAT WILL Sl'RPASS VOI R FONDEST HOPES! FOIi FRIDAY 4r SATVRDAY!
Tin- i5'? <1 ? >l? 1 "Dollar Day" has pmo! In its place* eomef, the now "Dollar went offering greater-than-ever dollar bargains
t". .r I'.vo 'In \ - inMi-ad ? I' f"r just one. Rain, threatening weather, an important engagement. temporary illness or soine urgent business
may have k?-j?r ynu away fr??rn the store ? I n ri utr our lust Dollar Day. making it ini}>o8siMe for you f? pot your share of tho remarkable bar
gain* nffered. Surely nothing can keop you awav from the atore dur ing tho two flays of this Dollar Days event. ' " '? * *
The-** "DOLLAR DAYS" bargains an- truly remarkable! Wholesale prices are still going up under war influences, and good
p.**!- rin- *-arp at any price in t.he whole-ale and mtail markets t^day. Ilc-ro you are offered choice reasonable goods of absolutely depen
dable ? 1 1 1 n J i t y and correct style at 2.V to $1.00 or even $2.00 leas than real value!
KYKN TIlorGII PRACTICALLY EVER YON ES INCOME IS LARGER THAN EVER,
NO WOMAN CAN AFFORD TO OVERLOOK THESE C \ PRECEDENT EI) ECONOMIES!
Slf.KS AMI KA KICK'S THAT T1AVK NEVER
BKIORR SOU) KOR A TKH.I.A K
r*h'?ioo now w'r-n<.?. in faM c?]i?r? uit'l liaiir|>nm^ <|r><>ifrim
now jirii'fvJ for V'?f* tir-i t.i ir?#* a' You can SEE that
thfhfi fabric* air'- worth many Him*** more!
Wrw>) I f i Is. tIiji' ar*' worth inorf. all color", 40 ' ?
Ml inc-hr* wi?l#? $1.00
All Silk Mf?*Mi]iuffv. that ncli now f-> r tl.r?0 per ynnl. very
?pr-cial at ... . $ 1 ,00
IT'S KP UPRISING WHAT
GOOh IIOKI KHV $ l .00
WILL HI" Y.
It s time now ro get n nnv ?np
ply! 1 1 ore a r*' the upwntl and l?est
colors Ami rn"*t 'If'jK'ii'liiKIr frrx'li*.
priced at $100. Value* a re
?nperl? !
'I In* f**r Silk Hose in the ritv
f??r . $1.00
Kxr.ni Special ? Ladle* Hoot*
Silk Ih?ne. in hlae.k only, nlitrhtlv
damaged ft pre. $1.00
A DOLLAR WILL BTTY REMARKABLY
FIXE UNDERWEAR
All crisp, dean, now frn rmont* ? the kinds fall faahioair
drmuuHi that* you have. Tliereia a largp aeaortinent to choooe
from. containing -real hargaiii^cixchjsively. These are sain
plw?- -
HiavY Flaawl Lined TJndorwifW, that will sell for 75c
this season, priced 2 for $1.00
Ladies Medium Weight. ttnd^rwear, in panta and v<wt?;
al*o I 'uion Suits . .. . . 2 for $1.00
VVIIITK GOOPS \T SM.W
KXTRA (WHAT VAI.f'KK
It haw iinvr lirtln to ki?
cure now and prHtv cloth** fur
Jrftby ! Oitmw fr??m lartrr* fl.-^rt
fiient*-- you'll unrflv find whiit von
WUrtit.
"A!? White Ono?l*. iimt. rhc thine
for Hpbv*n rlrrHuwH. in plain aii'l
clr 1 '?II wirltln. htwI
v ,m . 20*' vanl.,
-?v , a! ir?ln (nr. ... .&1.0O
<? LOVES voir (Y)n,DN"T EXPECT
TO HI' Y FOR $1.00
LoatWr prima have <u?arod to unknown height* yet h?re
are the n^aaon'* nvwt fashionable glove* worth in the whole
sale market. t'?day hut a fraction lm* than the dollar you are
/wkfld t o pay for them now !
Ladioa* Kirl Olovea in blaek, tan and (fray, all *12:**, reg
ular $1 .50 trali 1 or, f?>r two day a only we offer at. .... :$1.00
?
WAISTS THAT A DOLLAR
NEVER BOUGHT BEFORE
Charmingly pretty new mofleh,
dainty, ehic and in the height of
They're worth so much
uioro than a dollar that you'll he
and bny amoral 1
This icrt of Waiot* oonaiftts of
Or/randie?, Silica, Voilf* and Mix
ture Silk, is oo|or?, alao white;,
^ttltoveetylea. tpmial for. ,?1.W
I. H - MOK R1S
Ladies Suits
Coats & Dresses
Are one of the many fea
tures of the Big Store this
week. Big shipment of
new garments by express
today.
MAYOR you haven't Keen the SUIT. COAT OR DRE88
you like ax yet? 1'erhaps your idea of a Suit, Coat or Dress
In n little hit different from the general run of wearables.
IN YOUR mind the garment you buy should be out of the
ordinary ? Just a bit different from the rest. Then we suKKent
that you visit UOW'KKM BROH. (X). where you will not only
find garmenU of individuality, but hundreds of stylish models
to make your selections from.
WE MAY also mention that every department of our
lnnco store is stocked heavier than usual. This enables us to
All every want that you should demand.
Drop In, We'll Gladly Show
You Through.
Bowers Bros. Company
Washington's Best Store
Advertise in'tHe Daily News and Watch Results
FOR THE
WEDDING!
We carry a most complete stock of
appropriate wedding presents.
" ? ' i < ?'?
Newest Cut Glass Baskets
"Silverware in the latest designs. A
large assortment of Cut Glass.
\
Mahogany Trays
Hand-Painted Chinaware
And many other appropriate ar
ticles that will' delight both? bride
and groom.
'Stewart's Jewelry Store
Markets.. W-Hngtoo. K C.