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I 1 CENTRA WORD EACH IN- I J J
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East Vnon avenue. Appiy n.
a tt
Mre. JgojMWf w.yl
WANTED A man to work in" dairy.
Apply J- f- Hartfee, Kinston, N. C.
WANTED Salegiaaii rith some ex
.perience. " Apply "Jacob Naiman.
9-l-2t-dly 9-2-lt-ew
FOR SALE A Good Milk Cow. Mrs.
S. B- SimmQn9,4 IS Trypn .street.
' 9-l-6tdly
FOR RENT Furnished r,oom, No.
lot! West ''Venponr avenue; board
convenient. ' '- K 8-3I-2t-dly '
First Class ' Tailoring, pressing and
cleaning. .Call : Garo'lirfa Pressing
Club, Phone 528.' ' 'r 7-30, t.
Miis Jessie Wilson's Music Class will
operf on Sepfembe'17th, next.
v'v ' " 5,8.28-5tair:
WANTED Position y an industri
ous young lady of good reputation
as clerk in dry goods store or milfi.
nery Btore preferred. Address "A.,"
care Free Press. 9-l-3tdly
We Can furnish Galvanized V Crimp
and Corrugated Roofing, 6 to 12
feet, No. 28 gauge.' D. V. Dixcn &
son." ; " 7"8-24-dIy-tf
CO NO FARTHER
The Evidence. W At Your Door
Kinstcn prpof is , what you want,
and the statement of this highly res
pected resident will banish all doubt:
Mrg T, A. Mitchell, 809 E. 'Chest
nut St., Kinston, says: "For some time
my kidney were not acting as they
should and the kidney secretions were
h regular in passage. Pains in my
back and limbs bothered me nijrht and
ilny, I' readj-aboui . Dcanfa Kidney
Tills and got Vfcox" from the E. "B:
Marston DrugCo., and began using
them as directed." The Backache soon
left and the judney secretions became
tegular in passage. I passed several
gravel stones while using Dean's
Kidney Pills -and since then,-1 nape
felt much better generally. I think
as highly of Doan's Kidney Pills now
as I did when I first endorsed -hem."
Price 50c, at all dealers, E'w't
pimply ask for "a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mrs. Mitchell had.. Foster-Mil-burn
Co., Props., Euffalo,.N.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Sunday Excursion to Norfolk $2.50
Raleigh, Wendell, Zebulon, Middle
sex, WTilson, Farmville, Goldsboio, La
Grange, Kinston, apd intermediate
'stations $2.25. -
Greenville, Washington, Plymouth,
Vanceboro, and intermediate stations, t
, !
i Tickets sold for trains jeaving Ral
eigh: And Goldsboro Saturday , nights
fdue Norfolk 7:30 a. m. Sunday. Re
turning train leaves Norfolk 0:00 p.
m..
Spend Sunday at the Seashore.
MITCHELL,
t P. A.
Raleigh, N. C.
H. S. LEARD,
f Gen. P. A.
E. D. KYLE,
Traffic Mgr.
I ROUTE OF.THE
NlGHTEXPRESS"
NORFOLK
VIII IULUR
UUUI1ILI11H
RAILROAD
Mi&hedale inEffett Jaip 1114
N,R The feUowing. schedule ( fiffuret
published as. information only and
are not guaranteed. r
i f (TW LEAVES KINSTON '
.; EaitBotnd. A,'
,, ... -.VdO
3 Pullman' Sleeping ' Cart New Bern
' U1M.$?iai Pffilr foVaslugton. and
( Norfolk connects ' for ' all points
, vice -Detweejt Washington Norfolk,
' - '''.VvW Bdttnd.-;:.,!;.
:m $(T K m: DaUjr tar' Goldsboro."
f j 76 p. m. Daily fpr -Goldsboro.
1 10 ia,. jn Daity for Wfcu.
t ..Fofeomplele inforraalion r'ser
I jjvatioB of PuHman Sleeping Car space,
1 1 apply t J.Jk'kholotC Jlgefit, Kia-T
PERSONAL
ill ;
: iav m T ni!inffA
"V r""
Mr. George D Daft to Grtohe coun-
ty.was in tha flity this morning
Mr. and. Jlra. J.- Paul Frizselle of
Snow Hill, spent -today in the city,
, .... , ... ts.K a
Miss Carrie Beasley is at home af
ter a visit,, with fr'ends in Raleigh.
Mrs. Alton Skinner and child of
Durham are visiting, relatives here
, a a a. ....
... Miss -aorxenae wewooia. jtas re
turned home after a short visit in'La-
Grange. '-,
. 8 K SL .. r.1
Messrs. Jt A. Albritwn and M W.
Waren' djf Snow, Hill were Kinston
visitors today.
K 8
Mrs. J. I. Brown and children, re
turned today, from an extended visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania. ; ' , i
. ..,-.-.4.;ava.K..,..: 1,
Mrs."W, W,' waters and children of.
Jamsyille, N. C, are the guests, of
Mt. and Mrs. George Ward in the
city.
: ' a k
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Honeycutt, Mr.
Henry Tull and Mr. T. G. Broughton
of Norfolk motored to Snow Hill and
returned Tuesday.., ; , ..
Herman H. West, state news edit
or of the News Leader of Richmond,
Viu, was in Kinston today. He has
been rusticating in the country near
Dover, where' his family has spent a
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
A, Richardson. - He is a son of the
late Capt. S. Brock West, who for
many years was engaged in the gen
eral merchandise business in Kin
ston and later in Asheville. j
MISS PHELPS GIVES UP
SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER.
' Raleigh, Sept. 2. Miss "Caroline
Berry Phelps left Tuesday afternoon
for Forsyth, Ga., to begin her duties
as lady principal of Bessie 'Tiff Col
lege at the opening of the fall ternp.
The departure of Miss Phelps is a
distinct loss to Raleigh and few wo
men would be so greatly missed. Since
the .opening of the-Social Service Cen
ter by the Baptist Tabernacle church
about a year ago, Miss- Phelps has had
charge of this work though her act
ivities have, not been confined to the
center. She has 'been a social ser
vice worker for the city, going into
every corner of it and relieving vendi
tions wherever she has found need.
Miss Phelps has been making (her
home in this city for eight or nine
years, having been director of the de
partment' "of v elocution of Meredith
College before engaging in social
service work for the city. In the col
lege hundreds of girls came under her
influence and she has ' "a; . hosf ; ff
ag in the city who will f ollow . hr
nnnvan -tCri-fK infavaot cnrl Wick Vl ir
greatest success and happiness fl her
new home. -
ALL WHITE CHILDREN IN .
NEW HANOtVER iXAMlXED.
Wilmington, Sept. l.,The first Jap
of the very elaborate plan oJ, t'4e
United States government, through
Dr. Charles W., Stiles, professor , in
temporary charge of the marine hos
pital here, for the physical examina
tion of every, school child in New; Han
over county, which incudes wummg-
mi
. tnn h&a hppn rnmnleted. Tne exam-
I.v.., 1 -
('completed yesterday," more than 3,000
having been inspected since the work
I began one year ago. From three to
' five hours has been given each child
by medical experts in the employ of
the government, working under the
direction of Dr. Stiles. , ,
Childrehrftryq'
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASitO,RtA
NOTICE OTS ADMINlStRATlO.V.
: .. . .... I
Having 'herttoforef qualified m ad
mmistratoi'.c.,' t. ;k,of Kafe Brown,
deceased, late 'of Lenoir cou-Tty, North
Carolina, this 'is "to notify, alLpersons
having claims' aains?the; Restate of
said deceases . T.o .exnibjj, tnem xo me
undersigned cn -or; fccfre the j 25th
day of Augtist,-1915,'' or -this . rotico
will be pleaded n bar ' their re-.
covery. ah pMM,infl4a.w me
Uiid estate wilLlqasemake 'immedi-
8te payment-j-.
: : ; A. a BROWN,
Administrator, c. t..a. .of " Kate
Brown; deceased.- - - -
SECOND DAY'S 'SALES
; : UP TO EXPECTATIONS
Prices, ,on tthe,, tobacco market this
morning ruled vp ta-Tuesday's aver
age. There were a .few who . were
willing to believe they were a shade
better: however, this could hardly be
confirmed. Satisfaction, .was .express
ed by nearly every seller .. Sara weed
brought as, much as 20 cents a pound
The breaks today were not nearly
a Urge as . those of Tuefday. - Only
40,000 to 50,000 pounds were. sold, as
against 150,000 on the opening day
This was, tobacconists claimed, due
to the fact.Jhat not many of the
planters are prepared for the mar
ket, and it wil be a few days before
the breaks become large., and. steady
The crowds at-the warehouses were
only ordinary.
A very few of those in attendance
day were from'distant points, but
rarleTtoStion of DoBHifmwy'Pttn
tep who- wej;e-'8peetors,thaUjthe
market wasfar ' aQetio wat the
popple there had- -expected was-! in
teresting It, is Jwllevedj, that prac
tically.l bf the tba?conl'itoVtlern
Duplin ' will-be rhreught tolttia . and
Htthcf tSWoir county-tfrhrkett-'this
Halir - "
FEE 'ALARM SySTElK " :
APPROVED BY CITY
Tuesday a committee comprised of
Fire Commissioner jy, p. Hood, Su
perihten'dent of Water anoT . Lights
Weyhet, and FJge Chief Moseley in-spected-theTwGamewlI
Jre alarm
system Inlsiiteo by the 'cftyfan'd found
't-VLIrjciJodjjrprkjlng prer. The
committee complimented L. H. Lam
bert, who supervised the, installation,
on the thoroughness his work, f
Chief Moseley has issued the fol
lowing stateinentf.in connection Mith
the system : "To obtain the proper
results, the intelligent co-operation
of the public in its use must be rjad
Citizens Rhrtnlrl Ipjim th nnmhoi ti
the nearest box in their locality, and
observe carefully the instructions Jto
break the glass, turn key and open
door, pull down hook and let go.l.A
person who turns in an alarm sbuld
.remain at the he until) the arrival
of the firemen, in order that he may
direct them specifically astp the lo
cation of the blaze."
There are eighteen boxes in. the
system, with seven additional imag
inary stations, which are'given" num
bers, but frcm which an' alarm must
he' telephoned in. People rri the
neighborhcods of - these imaginary
boxes slioulJ learn their numbers
when telephoning to headquarters.
Otherwise the operator at city hall
must be put to the trouble of figur
ing out the number. The imaginary
numbers ."ill be struck on the bell
just as rc the regular box numtes.
The im?.::;a:y boxes will be supplied
as the growth of the ci'ty demaudsj
for the system installed Js capabie of
taking care of forty boxes, a number
which will 'ie ample for years . to
ccme. The r-ystsm is on two circuits,
so that if a .storm should put one cir
cuit out of commission one still
would be ief; intact. Poles on which,
boxes are fastened will be painted
red with white bands, in - the course
of a short time. . . '
The list of box stations follow:
East: 23, Orion Knitting Mills,
East Caswell 6tregt; 24,' Blount and
East streets; 25, "Gordon ad Trianon
streets; 26, Tower Hill road; 27, Cas
well and Orion streets; 28, Macon and
Adkin streets (telephone). I
Southeast: 29, Bright and Orion
streets (telephone); 35, Bright and
Independent streets; 36, Gordon and .
Independent 'Streets; 37; Hrnes Bros.',
lumber-mill; -88',. Kinjr and East .
street (telephone). v J
Central T 31 'Queen and Gordon
streets; Si, Queen and Blount streets.
.South? 34, Queen, and.Shirie streets. "
Southwest: 39, Kinston Manufac
turing Company (telephone). i I
West: -41r Blount 'and Mitchell
streets; 43 Atlantic avenue and Pol- "
look street;' 45, Lenoir and College
Greets (te&phone); 46, Heritage and
Lenoir streets (tejebhone). ! -
Wth: , 51, Qujeeit ad Washiagtonl
Uoet8; 52, Que street and Grain-1
reriavenue. - , T
ioriheasir 53 Peyton avenue and v
"ependeistfeet; 54, Lenoir ; and
; SS(St treeti' " ! .' ! 'f
"Lincoln (City! "133 (telephone from :
jifty point in suburb). . 'j
-.. ' -Kiiit .m h a A? tpst at 12 m
t! . V r Tr i .
aseaa-iioioce, mat -ic uw
i'Tws .will be general alarm,
i' tt ekaiaaily he seen that all num
be (eg&hin-fr!i 2 are in the east- ?
ernt pirti of the eity Those in $ the
wuth and toutheast are m the bus.
- Lhi ' wist, are" .in Out 40b.
ThoseTn the north- ind northeast, are :,
in the oXsEvenfencm will bei
furnished a j list of. these numbers; .
which trill be of assistance to him in
rsastJx icssffcea. arr-rrr iti I ,
,r : ,,,', , h.-Hf
I Scii Saeiio'f 6371$ bre'ptC-'
ANNIVERSARY OF
SEVERE STORM
One year ago tomorrow the great
est' storm in vtts history devastated
tidewater North Carolina and wreak-
ed damage to Ihe extent of 15,000,000
in the section east of here. The loss
was to shipping, farming and mer
cantile interests. Today nearly every
vestige of the great gale has disap
peared, and the Btrioken towns are In
better condition than before the ca
lamity which proved an ultimate
blessing, 'and put all "classes to work
id the common interest when recuper
ation set in.-'
On' September 3; -1913, the gale
swept over Kinston; New Bern, Wash
ington and the country surrounding
those places,' and the business sec
tions of the- last-named two were in
undated by a tidal wave. Water from
Pamlico river was -driven by the tre
mendous force of' the wind into Wash
ington until the whole place was sub
merged from two to ten feet,' the
three bridges, crossing the river there
swept away, nearly all the shipping
at the docks destroyed, and more than
$1,000,000 damage done to business.
At New Bern the damage to ship
ping and to merchants was great, al
though much smaller than that to her
sister town. Kinston, although- feel
ing the full strength of the wind, es
caped with the principal damage 'to
the agricultural community. Greene,
Lenoir, - Duplin, Onslow, Jones, Cra
ven, Wayne, Carteret, Sampson,
Beaufort,,- Pamlico, Hyde . and Dare
counties, all suffered more or less
from the storm. Great anxiety was
felt for the inhabitants and the sum
mer colony on isolated Ocracoke
island. It was feared that more than
500 people there were drowned, - and
every .indication tended to the inun-
dation of the little banks village and!
the washing away of the entire com
munity by the sea tide. The storm'
passed over Pamlico sound a fewj
miles on the inside of the banks, and
Ocracoke miraculously escaped. Had
the gale been southwest instead ,of
southeast and similarly hard, total
annihilation of the population would
have Jbeen inevitable: j
The people of the section to which
September 3 is a memorable anniver- j
sary are congratulating themselves
upon each recurring thought that the
spirit of- progress prevailed to build
better on last year's ruins.
Uneeda
Biscuit
Tempt the appetite,
please the taste and ,
nourish the body.
Crisp, clean and fresh
5 cent;.
Bcrcnzt Biscuit
, Round, thin, tender
with a delightful flavor
-appropriate for lunch-
. eon, tea and dinner,
.xo cento.
; r "
Graham
Crackers
Made of ' the finest
ingredients. Baked
: tc perfection The
national strength
' food.. ; zo cents.
KBTJONAL BISCUIT
-YOCCDMPANYUl.
AlVrays look for that
Name.
P
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; y,?!
TaE6lt'eLJffisr
, ; Sluggish Liver
You Need This Remedy at This Sea- ing.-oui to take and- does Wt -give
SCn Of the Year. Y. . nyU-m the enevuting . feeling
Wen your liver' is out of order j which follows the use" of .pa Its: They
you are till out of orts generally .tone up the delicate nerve wuVh-nre
ud practically worthless. .. italt hal(h ajd relieve- Jo Wffick
What you need is something' that hemlaohe, - biliounen itnd dimnt'83.
will start the serretious and throw offj .- Thvvare inaureH'remedy'fdrjC)ur
the bile that has been accumulating most-common r ailment and are-mild
and made you slnuph and heavy, (and harmeles. Your'druggist hand
Polk Miller's I.iver Pills have been les them' ami knows their worth,
the safe family remedy for twenty-Price 10o per box. Free sample sent
Ave years. UiponUtju'to'Pglk -Mtflif Truj?
They are free from calomel which- Co.,Jm.'., Richmond, VaA.M-2e'
gripes an distressed and which i ccmiv& onach.box."
$ ZT(M WEEKLY LIMERICK
A caroenter. &y
1:
Made hp his m1nUn;hve wrnendSay. - ?
1 HARlXWARia
mm
mfmm m i n i m n i r
f t i '-"VJ'jy.1 ,.,t:,
Good Saws than
YOU'LL FIND HERE
Not Only the Best Makes of Saws
BUT GOOD TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
While Thoroughly Reliable as to Quality
We offer them at prices but little in excess of inferior Grade.
BUY YOUR TOOLS HERE
D. V. DIXON C& SON
BEAUFORT, N. C.
-THE-
FISHERMAN'S PARADISE
Spanish Mackerel-Blue Fish, Trout.
Plenty of Boats Charges Moderate. . -'
COMFORTABLE HOTELS AND COTTAGES
Extremely Low Season Week End Sunday
EXCURSION FARES
via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Ask Ticket Agents for Timetable and Fares or Write
VY. E. PORCH, Beaufort, N. C.
H. S. LEARD, G. P. A. J. F. MITCHELL, T. P. A.
Norfolk, Va. Raleigh, N.C.
$8.50 IDIIfJU $10.
JACKSONVILLE
FROIV2
Proportionate Fare-Frorti Other Points In Ni C.
Atlantic
THE STANDARD RAILROAD'oF THE SOUTH.
TICKETS WILL BE SOLD FOR ALL TRAINS
TTttoeslJay. -Sept
Liaitai, n(anii. U wscli Origieal Sli
FOR SCHEDULES. RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION. APPLY TO
v. ; ' . D. J. WARD Ticket Agent. -.- i .... i
: i Crl : . ? iii 5 ..U Vv; Kiwton. N. C -'.v- -
W: I. -.CRAIG; 7 ' " V T. C WHITE -
7v. Fauenger-Tiaffic Wsier,.'t
WILMINGTON. N. C
if ic-,iv . i r ! r i
the nne of C. La vfr.Wi
S(J Iff cams to
. VJ V?'
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Where claims,
ha saw more
he ever.'see" saw.
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WtON
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P sot lUr lhaa Kidaigat ef Ti. Spt. 22
U:';'-" W r'' Gm PEenE . Agen, I
LOFTIN & DAT,TgO: ;AV.cmeys.
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L, -mJ. . General , Pais. A
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