CLASSIFIED
ADS.
WASTED OLD FALSE TEETH.
'?Don't matter If broken. 1 pay
t $1.00 to $5.00 per get. Mail to
L. MAZBR, 2007 8. Fifth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Will send caah
by' return mall.
' 11-1-4 tp.
?> H*VJ? SEVERAL SETOVtV.
band cara to dispose of at very
attractive prices. Come to see us.
HACKNEY AND JACKSON.
? UM?a
J' LO?Tl LADIES COLD WATCH AftD
-chatlsln. set Kith pearla. Initials
on back "N. C. D." between N. s
depot and Bowers Broe. Oo. Re
turn to Dally Ken oSce end re
' (!M*e- f^ard.
U-?-*tc
an u* for Aroostook HHm'n
Jfafne Seed Potatoes. Carolina
Dlstrfbotliig Co.
tl -J 7-1 wo.
. . ? ? ~ii ri ?
^?OWHALE: A' PISTE HOMTKTN
' coir with two months old (salt. Ad
dress A, B. Woolard, 117 K. BeT
?M street.
UdMrc. .
OK ACCOUNT OF THE MANY AD
'? ranees In the cost at leather I am
eompelled to raise the price Tor
shoe repairing. Half eolee, mens,
sewed on, $1.00; tacked on, 75e;
Half aolea, worn ens. sewed on, 75c:
tacked on, 60c, Chtldrens shoes
according to slse. L. N. WlUiama.
Il-21-tMi.
VOtTR nillMW CA!f BUT ANY
thing npon the market and pass It
oyer to yon and call It a Christ
man present, except jour own
photograph. No other gift so per
sonal. No other gift ao near jour
own gift. No other gift so lasting.
No other gift so inviting. No other
gift carries with it such a personal
touch of true friendship as jour
photograph. BAKER'S STUDIO.
11-IS-tfe. * '
MDTBIVKD TfRNTflTB ALMA MA OB
Sell one to hundred. H. B. MAYO i
1 1-1 9-3tp.
ARMENIAN FUKDST ?
WELL ABOVE $150.
1 The Afmenlan fund continues to
grow ateadUy. II La meeting with a
wore luirt 1 response than any sim
ilar movement ever at* tied la Wash
ington. Over one hundred nitaei,?
Including the friost prominent citi
zens of the county ? have been added
to the list dally. It la believed that
there are atill a large number who
desire to contribute and theae are|
urged to do ao as soon aa possible.
The list up to date la aa follows:
Previously reported .... .9149.40
Miaa Susan Draddy ...... 1.00 1
l>r. W. F. Small ........ *l:fC
- Katherlne Masters Ellison . 1.00
Barbara Gray Myers 1.00
J. B. Powle 8.00 1
Total $151.40
!tf. B. LAND COMPANY
MAKES A BIG SALE
'? The Ellis farm on Pungo river op
poslte'Bdhaven was sob-divided and
sold by the Washlngton-Beaufor
Land Company Tuesday, the propert}
bringing something ever $12,000.
A large crowd attended the sale
and enjoyed the music by the Auror:
band, as well as the lunch served bj
the company after the aale.
It la thoroughly demonatrate<"
that the auction sales-. conducted b>
the Wp.shlngton-Beaufort Land Com
pany Is the practical- way to dispose
of large properties.
The company la thoroughly equip
ped for handling any proposltlor
placed In their hands, having 1r
their service, the best legal talent
competent civil engineers, aalec
managers, field men, and autcioneer
SPECIALIST fl\YS EVERYONE
SHOULD DRINK HOT WATER
IN THE MORNING.
Waah Away All the Stomach. Llvei
and Bowel Poisons Before Breakfast
| To feel your best, day In and d?T
| out, to feel clean Inside, no sour bile
to coat your tongue and sir-ken your
breath or dull your head; no. consti
pation, bilious attacks, sick head
i ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy,
acid stomach, you must bathe on thfc
inside like you bathe outsldo. This
| Is vastly more important, because the
akin porea do ndt absorb impurities
Into the blood, while bowel pores do.
says a well-known kidney apeclrllat.
| To keep theoe polsona and toxins
well flushed from the atomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink, before
breakfast each day, a Rlass of hot
water with a kldneco tablet then take
it before dinner and supper with a
glaBn of cold water. Tbi8 will cleanse,
purify and freshen the entire ali
mentary tract, before putting more
food into the stomach get a dozen
kldneco tablets for a quarter from
Davenport's Pharmacy; they are In
expensive and act quickly. Drink hot
water every morning with kldneco to
rid your system of these vile poisons
and toxins; also to prevent their for
mation.
To feel like young folka feel. Hk^
you felt before your blood, nerves
and muscles became saturated with
nn accumulation of body poisons, be
gin this treatment and above all. keep
It up! Aa soap and hot water act on
the skin, cleanalng, sweetening and
purifying, so kldneco and hot water,
before breakfast, act on the stomach,
liver, kldneya and bowcla.
Our Farm Machinery
Is the Kind hich Has Been
Tried and Tested
in buying your Farm Implements, Wire Fenc
ing and other supplies from us you are not
Mttng an experiment.
Hassell Supply Company
WE HAVE WHAT
YOU NEED
HOLD MEEIE
FOR TURNERS
MlBlpaCKlwtaBMMCaalr
UM VMk JktHfKl
For.
WMt JUUlch,.N?c>r. ?TVi?l?i
\lr. J. F. Latham.
Surrr. N. C,
Dear Mr. Latham:
I am writing to say that we havo
ecelved your letter of recent datq
?vlth reference to my visit - to - Beau->
fort county next week. I assure you
that I will look forward to spending
a few days in Beaufort county with
>leaaure. I shall expect to- leave hero
Monday, December 4f at tlx .o'clock
i. m. on Norfolk Southern train*
Jnlcss advised otherwise I shall get
CT at Washington, where I shall hopf
j meet you.
1 Tours very truly.
C. C. LOO AN.
Surry, N. C., Dec. 1, 1916. j
"o the Farmers of Beaufort County:
I am-publiahlng Prof. Logan's let
er cs matter of Information for you.
>rof. C. C. Logan is In the U. 8. Ex
enelon service in the South ? soil
urrey work. Ho came to our exper
incnt station at Raleigh from t!^
lllno'a experiment station where he ,
as had experience in soils, soil for- '
ility. and soils survey work for slx
een years. He Is to be with me lr
his county one week beginning De
ember 4th. Our plans are to hold
light meetings through the week a I
he school houses mentioned below
nd to do field work during the day
\t the night meetings Prof. Logar
7111 lecture on soil fertility, sol!
cidlty. soil management and his soil
:urvey work generally. The field
vork will be the taking of specimen
?f soils from the different farms w<
iay visit for analysis also to analyze
pec|men of llmo or marie, etc.
This will be an opportunity for
ou to have your soil analyzed that
v:il probably not come again for a
'ong time. I trust every farmer in
he county will attend at least one of
hese meetings which are to be as
follows:
Aurora Monday night, Dec. 4.
Old Ford Tuesday night, Dec. 5.
Surry, Wednesday night, Dec. 6.
Wlnsteadvllle, Thursday night
Dec. 7.
Latham's school house (near Acrc
Chapel) Friday night. Dec. 8.
Yours faithfully,
J. F. LATHAM,
County Agent.
G.H. BENNETT DIED
AT EDWARD MONDAY
O. H. Edward, a well-known citi
zen of Edward, passed array at his
home Monday morning at 10 o'clock
after a Bhort illness. Mr. Edward
!s woll known throughout the coun
ty. He leaves a number of relatives
to mourn his loss.
THOMAS j:. WATSON
IS FOUND NOT GUILTY
(By United Press)
AUGUSTA, GA. ? Thomas E. Wat
son was found not guilty thlB after
noon of sending obscene matter
through the malls. He was prose
cuted on the charge that his maga
zine, the Jeffersonlan, which attack
ed the Catholics, was unfit matter
Tor the malls.
Itetnrned from Norfolk.
O. A. Phillips and family returned
Wednesday from Norfolk, where they
have been spending several days.
A SAFE TEST
For those who are in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles and hack
ache, It Is a good plan to try Doap's
i Kidney Pills. They are strongly
recommended by Washington peo
ple.
R. B. Weston, 227 E. Main 8t.,
.Washington, says: " I had a dull
pain In my back and across my
loins. In the morning I was sore
and stiff and could not bend to put
on my shoe?. After sitting for iny
length of time it took me several
minutes to straighten up again. I
also had headaches and dlszy spells.
Finally I began using Doan's Kidney
Pills a*d they cured mo*- 1 always
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
anyone I hear complaining of weak
Iftdneys."
PMce . 60c, at all dealers Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-?
get Doan's Kidney Pllki ? the Sam's
that oured Mr. Weston. Foster
Uftura Got. Props., SuMm M. I.
RHEUM ATICS-O.K. 1
' i
All <n*r the eoontry rtxmmatlc
?cription (Wonder Gr??o). ^
Introduced in 1876, this Is the (or- !
Ue<h rear of lprjrprtng success.
Hftikiijmji h? aiTvr been *d
rtrt^ed ttntO Mii wlljt bnt Is sold In
ersrjr state, bole&y oa Its merits, one
person reoeaunesdlaf.it te eooUier.
Wonder Green Is in Internal rem
edy. Is quick}/ absorbed into the
system, and in a short time, brings
relief to Inflamed, swollen joints and
muecles.
It's easy to use, so foes- or bother*
setting ready, no time loet rubbing
in flery liniments or txsing hot plas
ters, Just take roar times.* day faith
fully. and stiffness and -swelling will
vanish.
Price .BO and $1.00 per bottle.
For sale by
W. A. A J. a. BLOTTT. 1
Konm m AiLE.
By virtue of the powers contained
in a deed of trust executed by W. D.
Morrison on the 18th day of March.
1911, to John B. Metiger and Ed
ward L. Stewart, which is duly re
corded In the Register's office of
Beaufort county. In Book 165, pare
167, and Is hereby referred to. and
conferred upon by Indenture of said
W. D. Morrison and Edward L.
Stewart, dated Jan. 9th. 1912, and
duly recorded in said Register's of
fice, Book 170, page 142, which le
alfo referred to, as well as by sup- i
plementary agreement executed by
aald W. D. Morrison on Jan. 20th.
1916, and duly recorded In said Re
Sister's office In Book 191, page 243.
which is also referred to, E. R. Mix
on, as Trustee, will sell, at Public
Auction, for cash, to the highest
bidder, at the Court House door of |
Beaufort County on Saturday, the
30th day of December, 1916. at noon,
the following described properly: |
(1) A lot or parcel of land in the
town of Belhaven, Beaufort County, i
Adjoining the lands of Macon Tooly. |
Motile Gibbs and otherB, on the North
lido of Main street, and being the
identical lot of land described In a |
deed from W. B. Tooly and wife to
W. D. Morrison dated October 11th
1907, duly recorded in said Regis
ter's office, in Book 150, page 456 .
and being the first tract described In
said deed of trust.
(2) The unexpired term of lease
executed to said W. D. Morr'.son by
Laura Allen for ten years from Sept.
25, 1908. in that tract of land in
Pantego Township, Beaufort County
beginning at Thomas E. Allen's North
west corner of his home tract and
running with said Allen, line to the
John L. Roper Lumber Company
line; thence with the said Rop?r
Lumber Company's line Northwardly
to the line of the property of El'sn
Allen; thence with her line to the
lew road, and with said road to the
beginning. It being the third tract
leacribed In said deed of trust, the
Utentlon hereof being to sell and
'onvey all the right, title and lntor
'St of the said W. D. Morrison there
n by virtue of said lease; together
with the buildings, improvements.
?Machinery, fixtures and appurten
ances owned and located thereon by
he said W. D. Morrison, consisting
if saw-mill, grist-mill, boiler, engine
, \nd other machinery and attach
ments.
(3) All the store fixtures and fur
niture, Including the safe, register
lystem, scales and other store or
?rode fixtures belonging to said W.
D. Morrison and his uncollected store
I or book accounts, as Included in said
deed of trust of March 18, 1911. ami
(Indenture of January 9. 1912, ns 1
I aforesaid; together with any and nil ;
j -epl-cstate. Interests therein or lease
holds, and the buildings and lm-1
provements located thereon owned
hy the said W. D. Morrison on March .
18th, 1911, as described In said de^d
>f trust, or thereafter acquired by
him, as provided In said Indenture
->f Jan. 9th. 1912. Including a leane
ind the buildings and Improvements
thereon executed by Mary E. All?n
and others to said W. D. Morrison,
with the right of renewal thereof,
?lated Jan. 1, 1912. and duly record
ed.
The said property will be offered
for sale In lots or parcels and then
as a wholo, and "the bid or bids ag
gregating the largest amount will be
accepted, if otherwise saf'sfactory.
This November 29th. 1916.
E. R. M1XON, Trustee.
12-1-4 wc.
ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS ]
We Do Not Claim
To Into w all about insurance. But we do know
how to furnish you protection that protect* ?
both your propeity and life.
Win. Bragaw & C ompany,
First Insurance Ageyts In Washington, N. C
To The
PUBLIC
We desire to call your atten
tion to the following
points of useful
information.
FIRST? Wo or? now ocen;?y1ng our now sUrrr, built especially
tor 09 Ln Uio Stewart building on Market street.
SECOND ? Our present qnnrters are much larger than out far
mer si to and we will bo able to servo you to your greater
convenience.
THirT> ? We are dolly receiving hnndrwl* of beautiful artldoM
in ewelry, allverwarr. china ami cut glam.
rXJURTII? We arc now rvady to serve yon for your Chri*traa?
nhopplng and we believe wo can do It to jour itaUafacUun.
FIFTH ? We cordially Invite you to visit n? at oar new *ta
and inhpcct the big Improvement that ba? been mad*.
R. L. STEWART
Jeweler Market Street
For Sure Results Advertise in the Daily News
J. I KON WOOD JAMKS W. OOU
'??W t ' rt i ?u?a KichAn^fc
J. LEON WOOD & CO
BANKERS AM) BROKERS
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain and Provision*. 78 Plume Sl
Carpenter Building, Norfolk, Va.
Private wires to New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Iioard
Trade and other financial centers.
Correspondence Rrtipecl fully Solicited.
Investment and marginal accounts pi von careful attention.
Drowsy Sundays
TOMOnnOW IS Bonday.
AND LOTS or folks.
WILL OO to church.
IN THE morning.
Afn> THEN.
IN THE afternoon.
THEY'LL sit around.
THE HOUSE.
IN FRONT of a lira.
AND OET drowgy.
AND FEEL had.
AND WON T hardly.
HAVE THE energy.
TO MOVE around.
AND YOU know.
HOW IT la.
AND THAT'S one.
OF THE many times.
WHEN PEPSI-COLA.
COMES IX handy.
AND IF you have.
A CRATB of It.
AROUND THE houaa.
AND DRINK.
A BOTTLE or two.
ON A Sunday.
YOU'LL BE nurprlsod.
TO FIND out.
HOW IT changes.
THE ASPECT.
OF THE whole day.
TO YOd.
AND THIS 1 fl Saturday.
AND YOU ?t!U tiara.
A CHANCE.
TO <JO down totn.
AND LAY IN.
YOU It SUPPLY.
OF PEPSI-COLA.
FOR TOMORROW.
AND IF you don'l feci.
LIKE OR DERI NO.
A WHOLE crate tonight.
JUST TAKE home.
A FEW bottles.
AND PLACE the order.
FOR YOUR crate.
ON MONDAY.
AND IF you try It.
TOMORROW.
YOU'LL RE ture.
TO KEEP It up.
REOULARLY.
ALL TUB tlroe.
I THANK you.