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ENJOYABLE TRIP HAL BY
BOOSTERS TO DUPLIN CO.
FAY
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
FRATERNAL ORDER MEETINGS.
The PythiuiM "ill hold their re
lilar meeting thU evening.
Ij'iioir Council No. 78, Jr
O. 'J.
A. M. will meet tonight ut An
especially iniportunt matter i to
come before the meet in ni1 '"'"
ut tendance i denim!.
The Royal Arcanum will incf I'.t
clny evening at :' A !i.c,'.. :n ( "
ady Hull.
NORFOLK SOITUKRN
A I'RO.MI'T TAM'A LR-
One-liftieth .f the tuM- l aid mi"
the treasury of (Jrtvne emu ty i-
trihuted by the N 01 T. j. 1. .1. t L.-1 .
Railroad, which owns ubout ten miles
of right-of-way in the oiii;ty, it wa-t
said at the local oflice. today. Ke-t-ftitly
the Not foils .Soutli'-n. set all
taxpuyem of the county a Rood exam
ple by paying ili share, VM'.r', l-e-fore
the books had been fairly Jp.'ti
ed. ONLY WOMAN IMIIUOU)
I'RKSIDI Yl' IN WORLD.
Mrs. Cora I! V.lli.inr of Atlanta,
well known t n.i iiy hiintoiij.in.-, is
visiting iii this -ec'ioi.. She came
to attend the wedding "f xi iter in
Goldsboro. Mis. William, who is a
native of (Iicne county, visited here
freouentlv in former times. Now, as
the widow of the late .1. 1. Williams,
fche is the controlling factor ami the
president of a railroad. The line,
built by her husbr.nd, runs through
Alabama to tin- Hoi ida coast. A'rs.
Williams is the only woman railroad
president in the world.
I OHM Kit Sl'I'ERINTKNDENT
OF SCHOOLS VISITS CITY
Prof. E. K. Goodwin of Morganton,
was in the city Wednesday night
Prof. Goodwin was superintendent of
the Kinston nchools about thirty
years ago, and is well remembered
by many. He is now at the head of
the State institution for the deaf and
dumb at Morganton, and came to in
spect the new School for the Feeble
Minded near here, in which he is in
tensely interested. Prof. Goodwin
was a champion of the School for the
Feeble-Minded before it was author
ized by the Legislature.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
PASSES THROUGH KINSTON
Attorney General T. W. Bickett
passed through the city Wednesday
en route to Southport, where he spoke
for the Democratic State organiza
tion. The attorney general missed a
train in New Hern, a'ld was required
to come back to Goldaboro to take
another route to avoid missing the
engagement. He has been in the
east but little during this campaign,
his services being more generously
donated in Western Carolina. He
stated that in the doubtful districts
of the State all the Democratic con
gressmen will be returned, m bis be
lief. DO NOT EXPECT REV. MR.
W RIGHT TO HE RE I CRN ED.
Methodisls in the city believe that
tho annual conference in Washington
next month will make the Caswell
S reel church a separate station, anil
that Rev. J. M. Wright, who now has
charge o it, and a church in Golds
Li ro, will be relieved of the local
work. The Caswell Street coiigregn
tion has grown considerabl v. and
with about 150 members, is now ready
for its independence, Rev. J. K. I'n-
derwood, presiding elder of the New
Bern district, is said to think. Then
nre about NOD members of the tn
Methodist churches here, and possi-
My H hundred or so more counting
residents who are mender else
where. CONVENTION ENDS TODAY.
Washington. Oct. J'.'. Following
n address dy Romtilo S. Naou, the
Hmdassadi'i fiom the Argentine Re
public, the American Ilnr Association
was scheduled to nominate and elect
officers for the ensuing year today.
The meeting comes to an em! with a
banquet tonight.
AI'PLY SLOAN'S FREELY
FOR LI' MB AGO.
Your attacks of Lumbago are not
nearly no hopeless as they seem. You
can relieve them ulmost instantly by
a simple application of Sloan's lini
ment on the back and loins. Lumba
go is a form of rheumatism, and yields
perfectly to Sloan's which penetrates
quickly all in through the sore, tender
muscles, limbers up the back and
makes it feel fine. Get a bottle of
Sloan's Linement for 25 cents of any
druggist and have it in the house
gainst colds, sore and swollen joints,
rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and
like ailments. Your money back if
not satisfied, but it does give almost
instant relief. Adv.
Railroad Official. HutunCNX Men and
Manter Were All Greatly Im
precsed with the Splendid
Opportunities.
(!ly Staff Correspondent.)
I The party of sixteen Kinsotn.a:s.
and live railroad officials, who left
the city in automobile. for RciLr. ille
'in Duplin county Wcdnesoay morn
ing, relumed about 7 o'clock ir. the
i-ening, tired bi:t full of inthi :;i in
and encoiiiagemeiit by the day -
events. 'I lie dip was made uitlio it
accident, but on account of tin. cot di-
Hon of tl.c i Mini - the silii-'M'' go. i g
I was not maintained, and tin- arrival
'at Heulaville was about !v. o bouis
after the appoit ted hoi.: . H i- di
lay, howe'.ei. did not mti : iVie with
the plans foi the folks t.m Maple
Hill and liejlaiille wen- in waiting
and the meeting was prompaiy "called
to order by Mr. G. H. 1. Parker ot
Chinquapin, who welcomed the visit
ors and called upon President Taylor
of the Kinston Chamber of Commerce,
who in turn introduced Mr. Joseph
H. Young, president of the Norfolk
Southern. Mr. Young made a prac
tical talk, assuring h.s hci-eis that
his railroad was very grea ly inter-e-'ed
in tin possibilities of the sec
tion, and that it would l"t.d every ef
fort to co-opci ate in its development.
Ik urged larger si.pport of the Agri
cultuiul College, which would, he
satd, make it possible for the young
men to become expert farmers, who
could bring about a greater produc
tion from the fertile lands through
which the party had traversed than
was possible for the untrained farm
er, utilising obsolete methods to ac
complish. Following Mr. Young's remarks
the barbecue was spread and after a
most enjoyable repast the conference
reassembled, and while some of the
various representatives were getting
their heads together in a closer con
ference the main body was kept in
good humor by booster talks from1
Kinstonians, planters and railroad
men. Secretary Sutton of the Cham
ber of Commerce presided at the af
ter dinner session, making himself a
splendid booster as well a3 chairman
and called upon many for talks. Mr.
B. E. Rice of the Norfolk Southern,
Mn Powers of Maple Hill, Mr. Brax
ton, editor of The Free Press, Mr.
Parker and others spoke and all fa
vored the project of railroad exten
sion. The various speakers said they
thought it time for all the interests
to get together, shoulder to shoulder,
and develop the opportunities that
lay before them. The meeting and
trip served to impress all who parti
cipated wkV the great possibilities.
Those going from Kinston were:
in Mr. J. 0. Miller's car, Mr. Miller,
Mr. J. H. Canady, Mr. V. A. Roun-
tree. Mr. W. O. Wooten and Mr. E.
J. Hecton; in Mr. Lovd LaRoiiue's
car, Mr. CaKoque, Mr. J. H. toung,
Mr. J. I). Stack. Mr. J. F. Taylor,
Mr. W. K. Nicholson. Mr. H. S.
Lenrd, all of whom except Messrs.
LaRoipie and Taylor, were Norfolk
Southern officials; !n ter. H. H. Mc
Coy's car were Mr. McCoy, Mr. B. E.
Rice of the Norfolk Southern; Mr. E.
G. Barrett, Mr. F. I. Sutton and in
Mr. Sol Oettinger's car were Mr.
Oettinger, Mr. W. B. Douglas, Mr.
Corny Tyndall and Mr. II. Grit Brax
ton. SUPERIOR COURT TERM
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
HfiauM' no raleiitlur hu.l U'cn m- f
miiK't'il niul the court olVicnil ami bar
agreed that little could he accom
plished in the trial of civil causes,
ludvre Fiank I'aniel. late Wednes
day adjourned the October short term
of court me die and returned to
to (Goldsboro. The court had been in
session but three days, but in that
tune disposed of ihe entire criminal
docket of twenty-four jail cases, '
clearing the jail and sending eigh- ;
teen prisoners to jail and the county
roads. All drew short sentences, the
longest l'ing two years. j
The Xoveniler term begins on the
!th. when an effort will be made to '
catch up with the rather lengthy civil
docket.
ANNl'AL MEETING OF CIVIC
CHAMBER WEDNESDAY NIGHT
(Continued from Page One.)
treod roads in Lenoir as the two main
objectives for the ensuing year.
The business session was closed
with the election of the following di
rectors for the ensuing twelve
monthsft Messrs. tC. Felix Harvey,
Lovit Hmes, William Hayes, Dr. J.
M. Parrott, W. D. LaRoque, T. W.
Mewborn, G. V. Cowper. II . E. Mose
ley. J. H. Canady, F. C. Dunn, H. H.
McCoy. P. S. B. Harper, E. G. Bar
rett. J. J. Stvenon, Dr. F. A.
Whitaker, C Oettinger, J. F. Taylor,
N. J. Rous, E. V. Webb and J. Isaac
Brown. .
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The New Styles of
John B. Stetson ;i
Hats Are Here,
See South Window.
Dail & Taylor
The Men' h Store
Silk Shirt
All the wanted
sizes and
patterns
OUR PRICE $1.98.
O. N. T. Cotton 6 lor 25c.
Chas. A. Waters
The Telephone Store
Phone No. 89
New Lot of
Ladies' Waists
and
Middy Blouse
Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Coats.
OWE PRICE GASH STORE
A. J. SUTTON
Phone 34 j& Prop.
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AT SKINNER'S
We Cater to
The Ladies and
Children. : :
Ice Cream, Soda
and Fine Candy
Phone 149
J.T. Skinner & Son
'We Strive to Pleaie"
DR. T. H. FAULKNER
DENTIST
Office 130 S. MeLewean St
Near Residence.
FOLEY. KIDNEY PILLS
Come
In Our
Store and
See Yourself
In a Beautiful
WOOLTEX SUIT,
Guaranteed 2 Years
J. M. Stephenson
The Ladies Store
Of
Picture a fireside; warm,
glowing, sparkling. A soft
fluffy rug over the floor -cheerful
and bright. In one
cornera soft luxurious couch
as comfortable as down.
Just across, in the opposite
corner, a stack of sectional
book cases containing books
for the family. A substan
tial table in the center and
some big handsome easy
chairs cpmplete the scene.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO
HAVE SUCH A ROOM?
You can have it-consult us.
Oettinger's Furniture Store
in
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INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS,
Now Occupying New Office one
Kinston Insurance
Phone 182
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TOOL QmiMFTS
It if difficult to select a se- if tools
that will vtltf t-rhvAr T1 r-.. . .
- , ' "s.'nuituis. 1 u save tne expense oineecuess
toolJ and always to be sure ol Saving just the tools necessary, select one
of the Keen Kutter Tool Cabinets. Then you will have
fcuvu a mi 01 lotus, icept in as good condition, as tna
expert tool user.
Every tool belongs to the famous Keen Kutter brand,
and is ininvnl tA ;.. j i . i
act before it is sent out.
Seen Kutter Tool Cabinets are the only ones made
contau-'tig a set of tools under one name, trademark and
guaranty. Priors from $3.50 to $85.00. We sell them.
RE MOSELEY TO. CO.
STOCKINGS
Barrett
S.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
LOANS NEGOTIATEED
Door East of The Post Office
& Realty Co.
C. Oettinger, Mgr.
for the home or farm piece by piece
. i " i n
For Children in
Black White, Tan
m"All Sizes.
Hartsfield
N. J. Rouse, Edward M. Land
Kinston, N. C... .Goldsboro, N.C.
ROUSE & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices :
Kinston, N. C, Goldsboro, N. C,
Edgerton Building.
DR. DAN W.PARROTT
DENTIST,
Crown and Bridge Work a
Specialty.
OfficeoverCot. Milloffice
IRA M. HARDY, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to 11; 2:30 to 6
P. M.; 7 to 9 P. M.
Phones: Residence 507; Office 479.
102 West Caswell Street
Ey. Ear, Not and Throt
Uueue TrMted.
Z. V. MOSELEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office next to Lenoir Prug Co.
Office hours:
9 to 11 a. m Phones:
3 to 5 p. m. Office, 478
8 to 9 p. m. Res. Phone 113
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DR. F. FITTS
Osteopathic Physician
Over Kinston Ins. & Realty Co.
Office hours: 9-12, 2-6
Nights and Sundays by
Appointment.
Examination Free Phone 80
i The Latest
In
COATSUITS
Look Them Over,
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