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f V X 4 CENT A1 WORD j SPECIAL NOTICES I WANTED-ROOMERS. OR ' boarders.,. Phone Free "Press! ; 7-23-4td ' 1NE LAllB 5 AN DMUt-"- ton at Stricklin' market tomorrow. 7-24, It FEED, UVERY ASD EXCHANGE stabWs.'Feed well and everything up-to-date. Good accommodations. G. Perry ,iuecVssbr to J, E.: Wa ' tr. South - Queen street, tl studioonTqueen ST. in Whitaker Building malies 21 ' pictures for 25c and all kinds of other pic tures. Prices reasonable. Call to see. samples.- R. Cutrell. 724 ltd I have this day moved my insurance and real es tate office, to E. B. Hargett furniture 'Company's old stand in the Webb Building, and have a complete line Pictures, frames, etc, which am forced to close out at a sacrifice to make room for other business. C. F, Smith. 7-23 3td V''-"---V s bit i. SI 111 Us VUOlUUlUd' JbUi UL UiUHUUvO BEWARE OF CALOMEL ROOT TAE IT. -' Calomel is just "another form of mercury, and you ought to Jcnow how uncer tain,, how disagreeable ;n effect and how dangerous calomel sometimes is. Per haps you know several peo- gle.-who have been salivated y what they thought was a very light dose of calomel. wext time - you f nav attack of biliousnesdVortJrTai: when your liver has gotten sluggish, go to E. B. Mars 1 c ton Drug Co., and get a bot- ; tie of Dodsoii's Liver Tone. You will find it a pleasant 1 tasting, vegetable, liquid re- medy which takes'tlie place t.fc?:,of calomel in every good re - v .spect and without the dan ; ' gerous after-effects' of; cal t ' " - omel. , " '";'' 'At DQdson's Liver Tone gives - the liver Just the amount of ..gentle ; stimulation- it needs to induce it to do its work , properly and thoroughly. You get a large bottle for fifty cents and you can have ' your money returnecfTight where you' made your spur chase if , Dodson's Liver . Tone fail&jko please yx)uind prove that it takes the place of calomel, perfectly. , Isn't A i ' ??$ fi' in A A 4 4 J Unccda Biscuit Tempt'the Appetite, plee the taste and nourish the body. Criep. clean and fresh- ; 5 cents in the moisture- " proof package.' ' -ifil 10 I, I'M; n.- 2? ;;XURES;IIMPLES EASI LY. .;- - Simple Remedy That Clears oKin euicKiy oi aii urup .: - , o nions. . i For several weeks past J. , E. Hood $ Co., Druggists have done a big business in seling Hokara, ? the ; skin ; healer that has won so many friends in Kinston. It has been found to heal V not only all minor skin troii- , , bles, such as pimples, black - heaq;s, herpes, " acne, scaly scalp, complexion blemishes, . . itchingfeet,, pUes ftc., but also the 'worst soesi;ulcers, ; -or even chronic ecezma and salt ripum.. V There is yet to ; befound an form of wound Voir disease affecting the skin '' or' mucous membrane that Hokara does . , not help, and its action is so . quick that , those who, try it are. simply aeugmea wun it irom tne start. ' ' ' - In spite of its unusual cu , - rative power the; price is , trifling. To convince every 2 one of its merits J." E.- Hood & Co.', sell a liberal-siz- ; fid jar for 25c And remem yfcer that if you do not think : it' does what it claims, you 'can 'ct yor.?i money Melt ' You carta in iy can 'afford to .-; try it cn tins pkh.' : ' " 1 T those fashionable sporting events In and near Paris, which are at tended by, a great concourse of people more Interested tn' styles than any thing else, one may expect to see the .bet4 efforts of the most capable de signers of apparel in the world. The Jockey club races at Auteull, the French Derby at Chantllly and the event of the Grand Prix, mark the launching of Ideas for the (homing fall, as Easter sees them on parade for the summer which follows it Here is a snapshot picture, taken at Chantllly, in which gowns made up in mldsum jjer JftMra are cut orMuea that prom rt,vif for fall. As v.be last word in summer vojuiv , as showing' changes in style tendencies they are equally interesting. At the right a gown of white taffeta is a model of elegance and midsum mer comfort The model could be copied in light-weight linen or in white Voile, or voile and taffeta combined, with Just as good results. From the standpoint of durability linen and fine cotton crepes are most reliable. -It will be seen that-the underskirt Is wide enough to allow a comfortable stride and that the tunic is longer than those of earlier design. It is laid in side plaits all around. and j finished r with a. hemstitched two-inch hem at tW bottom.1 The blouse Is plain, with three-quarter-length sleeves. It is fin ished, with a sailor collar and turn-back cuffs, with its .only decoration a small lace rest and hemstitching on sleeves and collar.- , , ' -- -a .- ; A white satin hat, lined with black, velvet and trimmed with white feath ers, a black enamel and rhlnestonc brooch, a broad black ribbon sash, with white shoes and stockings, make , up the details of this exquisite toilette, i. At the left a gown In white crepe and heavy lace repeats tho plain skirt and long' tunic stylo just described." It is completed with a little coat open ing over a silk vest, which is cleverly cut into long points. Very handsome fine pearl buttons f are set close ' to gether down tho front of the vest. Tho helmet turban of white, feathers is a fad in which fashionables are tn dulging Just now. It has one point ol advantage over white satin or silk hats it will outlast . them in usefulness. Made of feathers it may be worn In the winter time. . ' " ' Black slippers and white.. stocking! and a very broad sash of white ribbot complete this graceful costume. v ' JULIA BOTTOM LEY. SOCIAL And - PERSONAL were Misses Lyon, Marga ret Goodson, Mattie Whita- iker, Lottie Canady, Alice Hines,Gertrude JonesTerry Mitchell,' '' Elizabeth Wood ley,1 LeaK'Oettinger, Susie ' 1 1 avior. ousie, vanau.v, ,vu p-inia. , GoDeland. Elizabeth Miss Kate Kilpltrick is CopelancIartha ' Kine; visiting in yilson. ,Tr. James H. Jordan,, of Snow Hill was" here today. ( MrsfX B: pawson and daughferj; Miss ' Sybil, have returned from k short stay at Moreriead City.' t Mr. Edward Hassell and daughter, MisslMamie, have returned from a visit to re latives at Norfolk. v Miss Lona Midgette re turned to her her in Belha- yen today after a several, week's visit with Mrs. 'Marie Cummings. ; Miss Mildred rClins,": of Maysville, N. .whQ 1 been the guest pt MM: Belle J oscue lor some 'fa.1 turned nome toaay. ?Mr. Henrv K btrdncr m son and dauehte of ' St' Louis, are visitiilg Mr. Strong's brother, Mr. R. Q; S?ong for a few days. ;, i Clara "Oettirtger, Martha Alien, ivianon nuugc um ' .J. i-i L'f xt ' " 1 On Thursday morning Mrs.! Li Crisp and Mrs. G. V. Cowper' entertained i tor Miss Lydn.' The guests as sembeld'at 10 " and enjoyed auction brjdgeiintil their hostesses : made ... theiri . lay aside the cards for some thing more substantial. De- licious saxau anu ice cream courses; were, served t& the following young ladies: Misses Xyon,, Mattie Whita ker, Margaret'iGobdsbri, Ann Hvman -vHaryeV Lot tie Catiidy) usie; Canady', Elizabeth WoodleyJ Sophia Norris. ' Gertrude i&Sonek Belle Braswell, Terry Mit chelWrginia Copeland, Eli zabethi:Copeland,l Martha Hines, Ma'ry Grajl jand" Mat' ion-nodges. j i r .One of the most delightful parties of the:- season was giyen Tuesday r- morning by Mrs. E: Speed: in honor of Mrs. A. E Rountrees at tractive guest, ' Miss -Kate Lyon. "Cards "were indulg ed in for an hour or two, af ter which delicious refresh ments were : served by the hostess. ' Thos3 ' enjoying ishcpE Strange Improving. ; The Condftioh of Rt. Rev. Robert Strange, Who is ser iously sick at nis nome in .Wilmington, N. C. has im proved somewhat in the past? two weeks. !f However, uie uisnop is sun very veaK, and t his condition . serious. 45 GASTORIA Fcr Iifants andt Cbilirea In VzdTc? CvcrCDYcrrs Round, thin, tender..., with a delightful flavor appropriate for luncheon.' tea and dinner. - ih oents. T ZuZu Prince of. appetizers. Makes daily trips from 1 Ginger-Snap Land to waiting mouths every- v where. Say Zu Zn to the grocer man, 5 cents. : Buy biscuit baked by ' NATIONAL - BISCUIT COMPANY Atwayt look for that name Have You Used GOWANS 1 ' -FOR- , PNE8HGMM. GOLDS ; ' PAIN -OR, FEVER?' -j- If Net Yonr jriend Has. ASK HIM. , ENOUGH SAID.- " Sale of Valuable Real Estate." . By virtue "of authority and power veste' in me by a judgnjent' of the Superior Cour'bf Lfloir CcyntyN. C.lrendcrcd, in a certain proceeding theVein pendinir," at fee "' June Tenn, 1914, wherein T, B; Iibllowa, Admin istrator of James II. Fisher deceased, P.- F. Fisher, F, W. Hshe?,' Garfield Fisher, Rosa ;Watf and : husband, EslsAVatt, W. H. Biggs and others were plaintiffs ' and '.;, John C. Scar- boroMgfa and others were defendants, I will sell at public' ouetion for cash at the . courthouse ndoor, in the city of Kinston, Lenoir county JI.C, to the Digest bidder, between ..the hours of twelve and one o'clock, P-;M., on the 3rd day of August 1914, the) same being the first Monday, the following described lot or parcel 01 iana sun ate' in, the city of Kinston, N. ,C - Beginning on the, Northeast cornet of the intersection of North and In- nnpndrnt streets 'and ' run" East with okh street 70 feet' to the Thog. II. Green line, thence North with the said Green line, 210 'feet, parallel with Independent strcctto Webb Al ley, thence with Welb Alley 70 feet, to Independent street, 210 then south the beginning, , the 'same being that part of the Lewis II. Fisher property which was allotted to Slirtha, Fisher, deeeased. '"'widow''" of said Lewis H. Fishcr.VdefeaeJ, As her. dower, the said Ianda Being' s"old for a divii-ion among the he'r"? at law of said Lewis Fiher. and teq; assigna. . This the 1st day of July, 191 i- -' Y. T. OSMOND. Nt d mo t omnn-ioner. ,1... If V ( I WWW II 7 II v u new patent Opening Cox". Easiest y f w . f o use i - FOR SLE- 10 Room Residence on Co6tmGordon ; Apply to L. Uettinger, Sec .VfK!iwwr.lr;'1fftJp''' JAS. F; PARROT AGENT Northwestern Li fe Insurance ; Company. LIFE IMCI TD A MPI7 FIRE ACCIDENT 1 1 1 U V wJM '. AUTOMOBILE J' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KIIISTOII We have tried to build a banking Institu tion safe and worthy of y ear patronage. Yon, by yourcontldenoe and liberal patronage, have made thia Bank the premier banking Institu tion of this section. A eordial invitation la Ues tended to all to avail themselves of its excellent facilities. . :oiticirs N. J. ROUSE, Pres. DR. H. TULL, We President, D. F. WOOTEN. Cashier. J. J. B1ZZELL Asi'l Cashier, T, W. HEATH, Teller. t 7 ' 1 J DIRECTORS. W. L. Kennedy H. l ull . , H. Canady L. C. Moseley . K h'arrott C. Felix Harvey )avid Octtinger i. E. Moselcy . F. Taylor I i. H. McCoy S. H. Isler N. J, Rouse ' CLAIR yOYJMJ . 7 - "- ' ' Palmiat, i IJfWice Somnqliat,! medium ' ' t" TV if ' i i i-s " ji r . ; ; ' j . r ' Ca!lsrr Pl' PtW na future, gives advice on all matters el importance. He will tell your name 'without one word poen;:he will tejyou.h.e,. james'of irour loved ones; sive dates, i facto : and ocaLties: he will tell you the number of the street you live on; detaiWmtyiiitd$ welt as yeoreemisr hettU ad vise youm business. Speculaiion, iravek, chanpes: tecurihes. law s"H wilU.jdeeds mining, etc,' Prof. Berni to 'pttii nis abJiyVill give his tpeuai ttmuM 50c Hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sunday dosed.1 "If you never consulted I spiritualis tic medium now is your chance., . j , . , - ' . ; 1 . "' ". DriMCVinCD TUC hATCS II It V 77 TII I Al IP. 71 ' V 104 W. Caswell St., Near Dailey llotsl an Dr. Hardy's New Officenlwva Umww.il Heritage St'al liinstoh; ft. CJ'TJ ;' ft tXT-QUR WEEKLY LEMUEL S' "X Twa Late in the Summer, and Mrs. Jan . t ' , i fHad lou of Fruil, but needed Fruit Cans. " -'v SOSHECAlTO OUR STORt- WKcre we.haVe, it galore,: And now the is canning to beat the Band?. . .. ' , ' , r There is No Canned Fruit ; Like Home Canned Fruit! They add to the pleasures ol the winter season - and redound to the credit of the good housewife Get Busy While the Fruit and cans ; Last. D. V. DIXON m SON r 1. V
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