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' p ' . , , J ! OF LOCAL MEREST MASONIC MEETING. Tfcer Will b a special communica tion of St. John's Lodge No. 4, A. F and A. M this evening at 8 o'clock, for work in the first degree. IMPORTANT MEETING I. O. O. F. .The Odd Fellows will meet tomor- ,'row evening at 8 o'clock. Work in the third degree will require the at tention of the members, and all are requested to be present. FALSE FIRE ALARMS. The tin department was called out In the dead hours of both Saturday and Sunday nights by false alarms, The first alarm carried the apparat us to Independent street and Peyton venue, and the second to East Gor don street in the vicinity of the Me morial Hospital. NEGRO ARRESTED . . FOR RETAILING George Bradley, colored, was ar rested Saturday for selling whisky, Joe Pittman, another negro, who was arrested earlier in the week in a pressing club on South Queen street for the same offense, is being held for Superior Court. -aW- JUDGE ALLEN IMPOSES . THE DEATH SENTENCE. Judge Olive Allen of Kington in Superior Court at Wilmington Sat urday read thejjeh sentence to William Lewis a iTegro' convicted of the murder of his wifo. October 21 was named as the date. Lewis ap pealed to tho Supim Cujt. HIS WIFE IS II AJip TQ-PLEASE Jim Phillips, a Deep Run darky, believes he will have to separate from his spouse, because Bh1s"'such a rank prohibitionist lie wtil take ai drop once in a while on Saturday! niahts. and Just as certain as he eoea noma dat 'ere 'oman, she rases rumpus.' Jim's wife declares be sometimes has the tremerTfT anduiat she is frightened by such actions as hi attempts to swim on the floor in the house. She sits up to await his homecoming, and kenning the man ner of his gait even before she smells his breath, "starts in" with out giving him a chance to open hit mouth, he alleges. He will get a di vorce, he believes. "And I do t'ink, if dat 'oman wus to die, St Peter oughter have a week's notice ter Pfepar for her," she's that hard to suit, lays Jim,. FpUGHT CONFEDERATES HERE. Mr. John Wayne Mersill of Spring field, Mass., spent a few hours here Sunday "just for curiosity." Mr. fc(erall hadn't been to KJnston before n fifty years. He was a member of a MsssafeusetU regiment in East , ern North Carolina during the War i Between the States, and as a mounted,, orderly, courier to one of the colonels of the Federal army, rode between Kinston and New Bern and other' pltees. He was in Kinston less than day about the time of the battle of; Whitehall- Sunday he didnt recog nise any local scene, which was nat nral, fine he had no recollection whatever of how the town looked in the. COs. As a city, he said, it quite impresses him. Mr. Mersill, en route to TnP. Fla., declared that he just came here-bo that when he returned home he could tell his old comrades i tha he had been to Kinston again. BEv RALPH HARPKH ACCEPTS RECTORSHIP, Rev. Ralph M. Harper, a well known former Kinstoninn, who has for the past few years been located In Boston, has resigned from the staff of the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Taul there to accept the rectorship of St. 'John's church, Winthrop, Mass. A bulletin by the dean of the cath edral reads; The congregation will hear with very deenfregret that Mr. Harper is to leave aFthe end of Sep tember. At Winthrop he will have the responsibilities and joys bf aTpa Uh of his Wn,''nd,'f cftjrtssure him that our people art" H'dhe heart and mind in wishing Godspeed, as they are In their grateful apprecia tion of his work at the cathedral. Mr. Harper came to St Paul's wUhftne In January, , 1910. J)uric!os associ ation through, these ourtars and a half has been fuQoi Jbappiness, to ma. I shall miss him deeply, as will those to, whom he has,, ministered, abova all the men ot the Lindaay Bi ble Clajs and the boys 6f the choir and the cathedral school." - - SriTTERS TAKE WARNING, LAW TO BE ENFORCED Ordinance Prchiijiting Cors'wes Hab ,Jt C Eic3loratinz to Be Invoked '"'L liS: Ncticfs to Be Prominently Posted. Placards are to be posted in pub lic places calling attention to the or dinance prchibiting spitting, the chief of police announced today. This or dinary is to be rigidly enforced. It makes it unlawful to expectorate on the streets or in a public building, and make violation punishable by a fine which can be as much as $50, or im prisonment for thirty days. Spitting on streets is now forbid den in almost every town of this size in the country. It is regarded by all health authorities as not only a re pulsive, careless habit, but a means for the circulation of germs and a source of danger to every citizen. In most big cities it has long been pro hibited, and hundreds of smaller places have in the last few years adopted a regulation making it a misdemeanor to expectorate upon a public walkway. Scientists claim that the dust of streets is about the most troublesome conveyor of germs known. Kinston's anti-spitting ordinance has been in the code for several years but little attention has ever been giv en either to obeying or enforcing it. The authorities are now resolved that the citizens must do their part to ward making it efficient. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING HELPS THIS CHURCH Rev. Mr. Hanrahan, pastor of At kinson Memorial Presbyterian church, holds a recent notice in The Free Press of activity by his church res pohsibje for three additions to the Membership Sunday. Publication of the precedent set by others, who re cently joined, Mr. Hanrahan thinks, caused tnese three people to connect i uieu;auives wun me congregation KINSTON AND CAROLINA R. R. AND LUMBER CO. (Effective Sept. 13. 19146:00 A. M.) No. 1 STATIONS No, 4:00 Lv Kinston . 4:10 Lv Jackson . 4:20 Lv Albritton's 4:60 Lv Sparrow's , .Ar. 8:10 , .Ar. 7:50 ,.Ar. 7:40 ,.Ar. 7:20 6:20 Lv Lynchburg iburg Hill .Ar. 7:05 , .Lv. 7:00 5:30 Ar. . . . Pink R. A. IIONEYCUTT, Supt. WM. HAYES. Gen'l Supt. D. PARIS, TAILOR. FIRST CLASS REPAIRING CLEANING, PRESSING AND DYEING. Guaranteed - Satisfactory And Promptly Done. Whitaker Bldf. Phone 497-J. Florence Told All the Neighbors "You come In and et my Florence oil cook stove work just once and you Won't be happy until you have one 1fou can have a alow, simmering fire on one burner at the same time you have a quick, hot fire on anothei and the other one regulated exactly to any woik you want done. Just set the leveri as you want them and you can go away for two hour and rind all the burners at exactly the same heat hen you come back. That's because thi'il supply is automatic and there are no wicks. "It's so simple, so clean. o conveni ent, so coot, that I don't know what J Should do without it. i "My husband has tested the FLOR ENCE with other stoves and he says it reduces a wonderful amount of heat tor the oil consumed and that it costs only about two cents an hour to run four burners. " "TU 7snria fni Oil Sm iliwi FLORENCE jOUCook Stoves "la the Florence yoa havs-tt Ust-tfw tteuabtaroU stove. Safety and sim-, puefcy and economy. They to together. Come hand see these wonderful cook' tovssx They carry tfa manufacturer's . fuaraatea n addiuxi to our own. .J Shipment Snappy Cuat Suits Arrived Today Convenient to Show Buster Brown Hosiery. O. N. T. Cotton 6 for 25c CHAS. A. WATERS The Telephone Store Phone No. 89 Start an 'Account With Us We Will Help ypu Save. FOLK GOATS IN BLUE SERGE. Just the thing for general wear. BUSTER BROWN HOSIERY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. THE ONE PRICE , CASH STORE a: J. SUTTON Phone 341 & Prop. To The Ladies of 4, . Kinston. and. Sur- rounding' Country. J want (roiinc4ai atn now "Carrying a cbmpctelie of lADIES.naCHIli. REN SHOES in stock, con sisting of alettes i "toew in footwear for this season, s The line iixompletftia every detail, and alt shoe Totd by WW gliarSMeed to be right in PRICE and QUALITY 1 will appreciate your looking my Moot oven Deiorf .ouying your fall shoes. MarkCummings "Thm Hnm. Af n.r.i:. I ' Vdavenport, fpiDi'c ccdiditc lino I 11,, K,nSWa DUOFOLD I GIRLS SEPARATE t NOR- S hatmd vat. - - - 1 Our Fall and Winter Opening TUESD5T; SEPT;T 22 The millinery and other departments will be re plete with the season's last word in what's what for Milady, and ready for her inspection. Remember to come TUESDAY J. M Stephenson The Ladies Store Kroelers Sofa l f DUOFOLD IJgp Liketfyis picture, with a large arm rocker and chair to match in genuine quart ered Oak upholstered in Spanish Morrocline for . $65.00 Oettinger's Furniture Store INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS, . REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD . LOANS NEGOTIATEED Now Occupying New Office 'one Kinston Insurance & Realty Co. Phone 182 'You Chop Down MotoF Supply Costs ' When Ydu Buy From Us . Te cany ewrjthing that yoa can possibly need to insuro economy, comfort; and safety. r: . Everything that is new in antomobiledom i here? h ;t . Ve specialize in " " ' ((M l 1 . T J-ri. inna ' X iNOPpyi react i ires ! v The tire aw now fold fitotW'lntAaite SuteVTira Vompany'a ' regular warranty ertect- -workoonshift I and tenalUUi ny adjostment We Announce Our Fall Opening: TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1 and 22 You are Cordially Invited to Attend ' V BARRETT & HARTSFIELD Duofold Bed Door East of The Post Office C. Oettmger. Mgr. ii on a basis of mm mimo i 4 71 AT SKINNER'S We Cater to The Ladies and Children. : : Ice Cream. Soda and Fine Candy Phone 149 J.T. Skinner & Soa We Strive to Please" I IRA M. HARDY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 102 W. Caswell St. Residence 309 West Lenoir St 'Phone 507. , Z. V. H0SELEY, M. D. Physician and Surrjew Office next to Lenob Drag C. Offlct hours)? ' 9 to 11 a. m. Phones: 7 I to f . ial Offles, 471 8 to I 9. SV Res. Phone 113 nr JUST RECEIVED au.. Auuiwi.i.M..i.sii.sBaaaB s Separate Skirts Beautiful Designs, and Strictly Up-to Hnute in Style With Prices Right: ! 1 3 k G. E. nrnepv Children- Orr . rOR FLETCHER'S . ;r V CASTOR. A DXsiJLLJVlLSOX -UEUOSELEYHDW.CO. KINSTON GARAGE,j PHONE 414 ' Office ercr 1. E. Hood & to'a K Stor. - MSP.1 KIDNEY PUIS SUBSCRIBE TO THE Fit I" IZ I J. J j , t 0 T hi 15 u -
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