Will Never Be Without
This Simple Laxative
m> amwin ??tli[r.i1
Her Babr WV? Nothing
Etee Would.
Little llu PendertrMt !? now
^our year? old, and a IJne healthy
boy. When but a tiny-baby, "In fact
almost from bhrth, ha suffered a Rreat
daal from constipation. Hla mother.
Mrs. Carl W. Pendergrast. Red Kay.
Ind.. heard of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, obtained a bottle of It from
-the drug store, and with It was able
?to auLekly correct this condition.
Mrs. Pendergraat saya Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin haa eared them
from caljlng the doctor many times,
and that she will never be without a
bottle of It In the house to use when
needed. 8he found It equally effec
tive as a laxative for herself and
othjer members of the family. -
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin la a
combination of simple laxative herbs S
with pepsin, pleaaant to the taste,
mild In action and positive In effect, i
It does not gripe or strain, and con
tains no opiate or, narcotic drug. It '
is the Ideal family laxative, mild and j
pleasant for baby, yet acting quickly]
on the strongest constitution.
To arbft Imitations and Ineffective
substitutes be sure to ask for Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See that a
facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's signature
and his portrait appear on the yel
low carton In which the bottle Is
packed. A trial bottle, free of charge,
can be obtained by writing to Dr. W.
S. Caldwell, 455 Washington fiL,
Monticello. .Illinois.
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
IiOST: A LARGE FOLDING KEY.
Finder please return to Dally News
office. \
ll-24-itc. I
FOR SALE: A FINE HOLSTEIX
cow with two months old calf. Ad
. drees A. V. Woolard. 217 E. Sev
enth street.
11-24-lwc.
WANTED: YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
had experlenco in the dry good? |
business. Good position open, and
chance for advancement. Address
"M." care of Dally Newa.
11-1 1-3 tc.
WANTED? GUM IXXM OF GOOD
quality. 10 Inch wi and np at email
?nd. Pamlico Cooperage Co.
M-ll '
/jALE: THREE HOU3TETN
!bull calves, three-fourths pure;
mothers heavy producing cows.
HO.QO each if taken sow. Phone
2830. Willovla Plantation.
ll-|2-2t?.
WANTED: A STENOGRAPHER.
Must be quick and correct. Wanted
to begin work by January 1st.
Ellison Bros. 0
11-22-1 wc.
WANTED: A TOBACCO FARMER
tenant, good home and good wa
ter. Addrees Ira J. Alllgood. R. P.
D. 2. Waahlngton. N. C.
11-2 0-1 we.
flTALL FED- BEEF, THE FINEST
kind; all pork eausage, hog bralne.
pork chona^Hc. Call Cossens Mar
ket. PsJffe 278.
1 1-21-2 tc.
TOUR FRIENDS CAN BUY ANY
thing upon the market and pase It
over to you and call It a Christ
mas present, except your own j
? photograph. No other gift so per
sonal. No other gift so near your (
own gift. No other gift so lasting j
No other gift so Inviting, No other'
f\tt carries wltfc It such a personal
touch of true- friendship as your
photograph. BAKER'S 8TUD10.
11-22-tfc.
Til ANKBOIVTNO POOTBAU. O.WE
, O. N. O. rm. U. V.
AT RICHMOND.
For the abora occasion the Atlan
tic Coiat Line will i?ll amnion
ticket* for all trains on November
J 9th and for tboM scheduled to reaeh
Richmond op to ItlO p. m. Novem
ber tetfa, at $8.00 from Waahlnsto*.
limited returning until December t.
For schedule*, iImpIdi ear aeeom
modatlena ahd any farther Informa
tion deal red, apply to 8. R. CLARY,
Ticket A Kent. Washington, N. C.
11-1? to 11-lt
THIS MAN MAY BE JEAN CRONES
Spalding. Neb.. Nor. 13. ? A man,
who the town marshal believes an
swers the description of Jean Crones
wanted In Chicago on charges of hav
Ing poisoned soup served at a ban
quet in honor of Arch Bishop Mun
lelln, is under arrest here.
Brace Up!
Do you feel old before your, time?
la your back bent and stiff? Ho you
?uffer urinary disorders? Don't de
jpalr ? profit by Washington j.pxper
ences. Washington people yecom
oiend Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's a
Washington resident's statement.
- Mrs. R. W. Moore, 609 E. 8erond
St., Washington, says: "I had rheu
matic pains In my back, shoulders
ind limbs and was sore and stiff- My
head ached and I had dizzy spells.
The kidney secretions passed too fre
luently and gave considerable annoy
ance. My anklee and feet were swol
len and I had to walk with a crutch.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the
rheumatic pains and th^. other symp
toms of <kidaey trouble left, "^hen
over I feel a Blight return of the
complaint, I always use Doan's^ Kid
aey Pills and they never fall to give
me relief.
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kldnqy remedy ? get
Doan's Kidney Pills ? tho same that
Mrs. Moore had. Foster-Milburn Co..
Props., Buffalo, N. Y. -
No. 4007.
REPORT OP CONDITION OP THE PIRST NATIONAL BANK OP
WASHJNGTON, AT WASHINGTON, IN THE STATE OP
NORTH CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OP
BUSINESS ON NOVEMBER 17. 1010.
Resources.
1. a Loans and discounts (except those shown
on b and c) $524^712.37
Total loans 624.712.37
d Notes and bills redlscounted (see item 53.. 26,755.31 497.957.06
2. Overdrafts, unsecured, $1.349. 46; 1,349.46 j
3. U. 8. bonds:
% a U. 8. bonds deposited to secure circulation
(par value .$25,000.00
Total U. 8. bonds 25,000.00 1
6. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank *50 per cent
of subscription) 4,500.00
8. Furniture and fixtures 2,500.00 1
11. a Net amount due from approved reserve
agents In New York. Chicago, and St. Louis. .$ 6,959.45
? b Net amount due from approved reserve
agents In other reserve cities 29,092.96 36,052.41 |
11. Net amount due from banks and bankers
(other than included in 10 or IS) 62.973.80 |
13. Other checks on banks in the same city or
town as reporting bank 8,866.85 |
14. a Outside checks apd other cash Items $3,273.26
b Fractional currency, nickels, and cents 210.49 3,483.75
16. Notes of other national banks 3.000.00
11. Federal Reserve bank nqtes 5,000.00
?f. Federal Reserve nqtes l.OifO.OO
18. Lawful reserve in vault and with Federal Reserve Bank. . 51,825.74
19. Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and ^
d(ie from U. 8. Treasurer 1,260.00 !
Total ....$704,769.07
Liabilities.
28. Capital stock paid in $100,000.00
24. 8urplus fund 60,000.00
86. a Undivided profits ? $34,101.80
b Less current expenses, Interest and taxes paid 7,040.28 27,081.52 !
88. Circulating notes outstanding 26,000.00
SI, Individual depo.lt, .abject to check...... '" "J
34. Certificates of deposit due In, leu then 80 day* 35.488. 4?
t5. Certified checks J08.37
8. Cuhler', check, outstandln* 5,116.37
Total demand deposit*. Item* 88, 14, 35.
84, 37. 18. 89. and 40 ?S41,8Tt84
Urn depo.it. (payable after 30 day*, or tab
Joet to 80 day, or more notice) :
41. Certificate* of deposit ?' J4,3M.0t
48. Othftr time deposit* 84,468.82
Total of Urn* deposit., Ifema 41, 43. and 41 1140.834.71
, Total 1704,748.07
38. Liabilities for rediscounts, Inclndlag those ' '
with Federal Reeerre Bank . ...?? 34.718 81
STATS OF NORTH CAROLINA, .CO0NTT OF BEAUFORT, ?>:
1. A. M Dutn.r, Cashier of the above-named bank, do aoleawl y ewssr
that th* above statement Is trp* to the best of mf knowledge sad ballet.
A. If. OUMAT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 33nd day of November. 1813.
W. L. VAUOHAN. Notary Public.
I4y Commission .retires February 80th, 1818.
Oorreot Attest:
O. M. BROWN,
J A, FCWLlt.
mm mm mm m
ARMY AND NAVY
FOOTBALL GAME
<By Halted Press)
NEW YORK.? Whoa the Army
and -Navy Uioet tomorrow at the Polo
Grounds hero It will be the twenty
flrst football contest between the two I
branches of Uncle Sam's service
school?. Of the twenty contents al
ready decided the Army holda the
edge of one victory, having captured |
tea contents, the Navy nine, and one
haa been a tie.
With such men as Ollphant, Gcr
hardt, Vldal and McEwan making up |
the strongest part qt this year'a team
the Army Is being. generally favored
to win. And. In addition to this, the
West Ponters put a victory over on
Washington and Lee, a team which
had little trouble la taking a fall out
of the Middles.
Tfie Army-Navy game, aside from
Its Importance In the football world,
takes rank as one of the most vivid
color displays, and the most "peppy"
affair of all the eastern conflicts, not
even excepting the annual ciuli bo- 1
tween Yale and Harvard. The .Polo
grounds, where the game will be
played, la one of the largest enclo
sures In the country, but it has been |
necessary to refuse many late re
quests for admission as all seats were
sold long ago.
The Army and Navy hold the bulk |
of the tickets with about 15,000 In
the hands of the public.
GATHER XMAS GIFTS
FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS
(By United Press)
NEW YORK. ? Christmas cheer
for the French soldiers, who "some
where in France." are helping hold
the long cold fighting line, will be
gathered tonight at the ball "La Pa
quet du Soldat" at the Waldorf-As
toria. Mrs. Eugone Maloubler, pres
ident of the society, has received a
list of soldiers who are without
friends to send them ChrlBtraas gifts.
These will be the flrBt to receive
gifts from the society. Tobacco and
cigarettes will form a fair share of
the consignment. Proceeds of the
ball go to the gift fund.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE MANY AD
ranees in the cost of leather I am
compelled to raise the price for
shoe repairing. Half soles, mens,
sewed on/ |1.00; tacked on, 75c;
Half soles, womens, sewed on, 76c;
tacked on, 60c. Chlldrens shoes
according to size. L. N. Williams.
11-22-tf-dh.
ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS
ICAAllO ill in T nr
lul/llo ntlol DL
CUEMY CHOSEN
By DR. SAMUEL O. DCCOX.
( Pennsylvania Health Ongntrrl? loner)
We hire many among us who be
Here themselves intelligent, and yet
are. ? tarring to death.
The human body represents the
moet complicated piece of machinery
known to man. To maintain It we
muit supply it with albltunln found
in meats, beans and some or the other ;
vegetable?. It must hare starch or j
sugar rouDd in bread, potatoes and !
sweets. We must hare fats also,
found In meats, nuts and so on, and
of courfio. preeminently In butter and j
I good milk. >
The body also demands certain'
salts such as are found In many of
the vegetables If they are not robbed
of them by being soaked in water
before or during the process of
soaking.
These constituent parts of the diet
must be Intelligently proportioned.
We must urge our educators to teach
children of understandable age the
scheme of selecting a rational com
bination of foodstuffs.
At present we want real all-around
family physicians whom mothera can
consult as to how to feed their
flocks including the grown-ups of the
household as well as the small chil
dren.
A Nervout Woman Find*
Relief From Suffering.
Women who suffer from extreme
nervousness, often endure much
suffering before finding any tehef.
Mrs. Joseph Snyder, of Tiffin, O.,
had such an experience, regarding
which she says:
**8lx months I
?u bcrtfxst v.lth
nervous prostra
tion. I had sink
ing spells, x cold,
clammy lectin? ?
could not atar.d
C h ? ?lightest
noise. At times
I would almost
I fly to pieces;
| stomach t e r y
weak.. l!y hus
band InsUted oa
my taking I jt.
Mile*' Nervine. and I b#f*n ?o Improve
before 1 had finished the firat bottle
until I wu entirely cured."
una. JOSEPH DTTDZR.
2?2 Hudson St.. Tlttn. Ohio.
Many remedies are recommended
for diseases of the nervous i, stem
that fail to produce results because
they do not reach the seat of the
trouble. Dr. Miles' Nervine has
proven its value in such cases so
many times that it is unnecessary
to make claims for it. You can
prove its merits for yourself by ,
getting a bottle of yot?r druggist,
who will return the .price if you j
receive no benefit a
MILE* MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Intf.
-Jiaye You a Safety
Deposit Box?
' Sow aeed HMf too hure *nr
Mhukle p?p?n. The low note]
la ? bii?or MOlMvjtion in QDta
INSURANCE
Will not UF?v?ntihe fire, but.it will
give you a mighty thankful feeling
/ after tke Uames beve, cleaned you
out.
C. Morgan Wtllittms
W ASB4NOTON, *K JC.
Are the Best Values
<For the money.
Trj them and "B"
convinced.
Walter Credle & Co.
Department Grocery
Phones 80 & 92
J. uoa WOOD J Aim ?. oqu
McoUmti B*wi tfrt Uoct? rintw? ?
J. LEON WOOD & CO
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain and Provision 78 Plume 8t,
Carpenter Building, Norfolk, Va.
Private wire* to Kew York Stock Exchange, Chicago Board
Trade and other financial centers.
Correspondence Respectfully Solicited.
Investment and marginal accounts given careful attention.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified aa Administrator
C. T. A. of John 8. Moore, deceased,
late of Beaufort County, this la to
notify all persona having claims 1
against the estate of said jleceaaed
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the ISth day of Beptem-|
ber. IS 17, or this notice will bo
pleaded In ber of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to eeld estate will
please make Immediate paTmonL
This September 15th, 191C.
MARTHA J. MOORE. Adrnr. C.T.A.
Ward ft Grime*. Attorney*.
PAY UP
On Your Old Accounts
And Help Others To
: Pay Up On Theirs :
THIS WEEK IS PAY-U'P
WEEK in WASHINGTON
FREE CASH PRIZES
Every dollar paid on old accounts
will entitle the payer to .one chance
on $25, $10, $5 and ten $1 prizes.
Join the Crowds ,
And Pay Up