..iii I ' I ... . T
CZtCCALCiTEREST
LliVXN TRIVIAL AMESTS
i , BT FOLIOS SATUKpAY.
Six drank and on drunk and dl
rderly, tu the week-end toll by the
" rx!ka. No epedaj jntarert accrued
piany of tk cue.
hexttsq christian s. a.
. OfJICEW ANP TEACHERS
" A vary important eetin of tbo
teacher MdlfVf U dprtr
enia ok vm v" pv"
frill bo bold la tho Bones room at
f M tbi oroniof. Thy renaral
fMOtlnf will bo followed by depart
1 puptil owififonnn. aad tt ia toped
that every teacher will bo present
BLAZING vYIBK CALLS
, , FIRE DEPARTMENT,
t Tbo flit deportment woo called to
tho lfoflolcy tmildinf, Vueen
atreet at ft o'clock thio morning.
burning lactate wire threatened to
' aft Vaodvork on tho front of tne
ryfld" afire, -The wire woo cat and
' tk( blMi .tlrtiir1''1 without diffl
4:
'? V : RETURNS TO INDIA,
'- Jraton Ty. who has been visit
Ing relative t Pitt county, It return
Inf to India; Where he la tn the em
ploy of no o tho bW tobacco com
paaie. llr. Tyson, who is well known
here, haa boon on the Asiatic mar
kota for aororal ears,
13 THIS SITUATION
- ;j ' -DUE TO THE WART
KooatToIt could put ta a good piece
of weak ia Lenoir county now, in de
f enao of one of hU hobbies. Race
auicldo threatens if tho present con
it m. i it r t
week, thia being tho eeveath day, has
marriage license beea issued at the
Courthouse. Thia is a period of U
activity oq tho' part of Cupid with-
out procodent for it duration.
KINST0NIAN9 IN
4 . kL XtCABOLINA GAME
' Eeynold Allen, ton of Judge 0, H
Alloa and PhlL Hinoe, son of Mr. L.
Qiaos, wort participant in the Unl
Ttraity of North Carolina-VlrginU
Saturday, la which Carolina won, 30
to f. Alloa ia a veteran player for
Carolina, frhjla Bines, star ' of last
year' local high school team, is in
his flrat year at the University.
UNIVERSALIST SERVICES
. CONTINUE THIS WEEK.
, Increasing interest mrka tht tvan
goliiUt aarvkaa now going oa la the
Universal! church t McLewaan and
Lenoir ttreeta. Good congregations
heard tho pastor's semen Saturday
' night and Sunday, and no member
waa received into the church oa Sua
day night. Theaa service, will con
tinue each night during tho weeV ;.,
7:80. 7 Beginning on Tuesday a aer
vice wiU be held each day at 11 o'
dockj T Tht PMtor, Rev. W. 0. Bo-
delWwlll bo assisted in this work by
Rev, J Leroy Everton of Clinton, N.
C "
It?
WDOLB FAMILY INVOLVED
lt IN THIS 8 LANDER CASE.
, Guy Wetherington of East Chest
nut I tree t, waa arrested on a warrant
from Mew Bon this morning, charg
ed with slander of Miss Myrtle B.
Frioa. a resident of New Bern. Weth
' arington la a young man and the
girl atopbrothar. His mother is
aeparatad frees the girl's father,
ftinM ah marrixi ttr iha ifaatlt nf
Wetharington's father. Mrs. Price
res idts 00 Chestnut street, her recent
kusbaad ia New Bern, with his daugh
, tmr.k tTbo warrant alleges that Miss
Prky J of correct morals, which it
aeetai .that her stepbrother attempt
ad to raputo.
STATE SCHOOL INMATES
RETURNED; ARTFUL LIARS.
' Jama Mason of Wilmington and
and (Harrison Thompson of Catawba
county, boys of around fifteen years
of ago, have been returned to the in
atitution near the city. Mason and
Thompson proved exceedingly intel
ligent; temporarily at least, while
suakjag their way through the coun
try.!, They seemed to have no- set
destination, but when picked up were
working in a cotton mill at Scotland
.NockTho lad walked a part of the
distance, but secured passage money
for 9 greater distance by "stringing",
a rura) atatioa agent 'We're broth
ers; -our dad's la Jail, and we will
Bare, get homo at this rate," said
one flf the boys. The agent was at
tentive! and sympathetic. "Load of
tobacco. Took a with him. Got
drunk and kicked up 'Boo-hoo.' " said
the other. Then followed a cleverly.
hatched Wration of a oeriea of ad
ven tares ia- Kinetoa which eolminat
cd ia the fictitious paj'a run-in with
a policeman and hi being "jugged."
They held hi wagon and horse for
taiLF one of ha bore told tho rail
road man, B gava them the aumey
for, their fare to their alleged
hoiftl somewhere ap the Una.
JEALOUSY ALLEGED
CAUSE OF SHOOTING
Negro Mea of Institute TowaabJp
fight Over Womaa and One la
Probable FaUlly Wounded.
Abram Aldridge shot and possibly
fatally wounded Jim Edwards in In
stitute Township Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Both are colored farm
tenants. Aldridge is ia Jail without
bond to await the outcome of Ed
wards' wound. The victim was shot
in the breast in tbe vicinity of vital
organs, Aldridge using a shotgun.
Dora Bryant, a negrese, the cause
of the trouble, was arrested, but
gave bond. Edwards ia alleged to
have followed the woman to the home
of Aldridge, of whom he was jeal
ous. Words followed and Aldridge
ordered Edwards off his place. Ed
wards drew a revolver and Aldridge,
armed with the gun, shot him down.
Jim Edwards and Dora Bryant had
been consorting for some time, and
of late Edwards had viewed Aldridge
as a rival who promised him trouble.
The difficulty had been brewing, it is
believed, for several days.
Edwards is not expected to recover,
WOMAN CRUELLY TREATED
BY BRUTAL HUSBAND.
Wilson, Nov. 8. This morning
about one o'clock about three mile
north of this city, Robert Talloy i
alleged to have shot at his wife
twice, hitting her in the neck. He
then forced her to leave her home in
her night clothes, and barefooted and
go to the woods with him where he
kept her until daylight this morning
when aha was allowed to return to
her parents with tho warning that he
intended to kill her brother will
Roberson on sight Sheriff Rowe
and a posse went in search of the
husband, but owing to tho thick un
dergrowth he could not bo found.
N. Y. AGRICULTURAL SPECIAL
ARRIVES AT FORT WAYNE. IND.
Fort Wayne, Ind., Nov. 9. To ad
rertise the peculiar agricultural and
commercial advantage of New York
State is the purpose of the tour of the
Agricultural Special" which arrived
hero today on its railroad journey
through the Middle West. The train,
which was lent out by the New York
State Agricultural Department, un-
ler the direction of Charles W. Lar
aion, an agricultural expert, carries
lecturers, moving picture operators,
iterary material and genuine pro
ducts of the Empire State's soil. The
tour, it 4a officially stated, waa sug
gested to the agricultural department
by the numerous request which it
received from Middle West resident
asking for information regarding
farming in New York State,
DECLARE WAR ON
RHEUMATISM.
Rheumatism ia an awful thing
nothing more painful. Dont let it
get a hold, but at the first twinges
take Foley Kidney Pills. They work
directly on your weakened kidneys,
build thorn up, make them strong
rid your blood and keep it clear of
uric acid. Keep Foley Kidney Pills
on hand ready for use at the first
sign of rheumatism.
CASTORIA
. For Iafg&ts and Chfldrta
In lit For Over SO Ycsre
AJwaya baara
Signature
of
DR. DAN W.PARROTT
DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge Work a
Specialty.
OfficeoywCot MiUoffice
When You Buy a Chalmers
You Buy More Than Just a Car
Into every Chalmers car we build goes the spirit of the Chalmers Fac
tory an ideal of high quality al a fair price.
Every essential part of Chalmers can is built in the Chalmers shops by
Chalmers trained men. Each part is not only fine in itself; it carries its
maker's pride in his workmanship.
For the Chalmers Factory provides every essential of fine production.
1st. The biuldinn themselves are big, modern and light. The Factory
b surrounded by wide lawns dotted with shrubs and Sowers. It ia a rjleasani
place to work.
2nd. Chalmers mea know when they enter the factory that the best
auterialt sad most up-to-date tools wSl be provided them. And when they
leave at night, k is with a sense of having buih as wel as human skill can
build.
3rd. Chalmers workmen know that the ambition of the Chalmers Com
pany is not for mammoth volume or quick profits, but lather for sufficient
volume to give quality at medium prices, for a product of such excellence
that Chalmers cars shall be always ant among cars of their prices.
1915 "Light SU"-rSl6S0
1915 "Muter Six" $24 QO
Fully tquippeJ. f. e. b. DttroM
Chalmers Motor Co.
REPUBLICANS HAVE NOTHING
TO CAU8E ELATION.
(Continued from Page One)
this county, as apparently they did
all through this State, and polled, ia
my opinion, practically the full
strength of the old Una Republican,
L ....1 ..-w ...... II. J tW I
Democrat have gone to the polls
and voted, the Democratic majority
would have been about what it has
been for the past several elections.
The only apparent gain of the Repub
licans was not because of any appre
ciable number of new recruits were
enlisted ia their party, but, as just
stated, by the lack of Democrats tak
ing sufficient interest to go to the
polls, leaving it to some of their fel
low Democrats to do the voting. To
some extent the same argument made
as to some of the Democratic coun
ties, on account of some local differ
ences, electing an independent, will
apply to Democratic townships in
thia county that went Republican,
that is, because of local matters and
condition pertaining to these parti
cular townships. These local mat'
ters and differences, coupled with
the inactivity and the stay-at-home1
Democrat, caused these townships to
give small Republican majorities. I
am oinformed that the Republicans
in this county only made efforts for
th gain of votes in the several town
ships weher local matters and differ
ences existed, believing doubtless in
tho old adage, when a man gets mad
the first thing he wants to do is to
vote the Republican ticket Two
year from now when local condi
tions in these townships have been
adjusted and the Democrats go to the
polls and vote and do not stay at
home, predict that these Democrat
ic townships will come back home and
again, as they have in the past, give
a substantial Democratic majority,
"About the proposed amendments,
It looks as though they are lost, and
I am fully of the opinion if the voters
of this State had acquainted them
selves and thoroughly understood the
amendments, they would have re
ceived a largo majority, at least the
most important ones would have car
ried. On the day of the election, in
talking with some of our intelligent
citizen and voter in this county
concerning t the purport and mean
ing of these amendments. I was sur
prised to learn that they had a mis
conception of the intent and meaning
of the amendments. Thia was a non
partisan measure. Neither party
adopted these amendments in their
platform, realizing that it was not a
party matter. The only way that
they were rought to the knowledge of
the voters was through and by the
voluntary acts and exertions of the
Btate. I am glad to say as far as my
individual efforts are concerned, that
this county stands near the top in
it majority for the amendments, of
course, taking in consideration the
vote that was cast"
$8.03 RICHMOND, VA, AND RE
TURN VIA THE ATLANTIC
COAST LINE, the Standard Rail
road of the South, Southern Medi
cal Convention.
Tickets on sale November 6, 7, 8.
limited to reach original starting
point prior to midnight of November
22, 1914.
T. C. WHITE,
O. P. A., Wilmington, N. C.
W. J. CRAIG,
Pass. Traf. Mgr., Wilmington, N. C.
COUghS q
Kill if You JLet Them.
testeaC kill your Cough with DR. KINO'S
NEW DISCOVERY. It keels Irrttsted
Threat and Lungs. Tseusssds I last
40 yean benefit by
Dr. King's Y
NewDiscovery
Moar If It Fa
All Draebts SOo, aod $1.00
Shirt Waists
sBjBBBa&SBBssan-B-a
Fresh and Crisp
JUST RECEIVED
ONE 10 BOX
98c Each
Batter Brown Hotter.
O. N. T. Cotton 6 lor 25c
CHAS.A.WATERS
The Telephone Store
Phone No. 9
BankYourMoney
Do not hide it in the old
blue chest, old stockings
and jugs, where it is very
liable to be stolen, burned
or destroyed.
Deposit your money with
us, and use checks to pay
bills. : : :
Fanners & Merchants
Kinston, -- N. C.
KNIT GOODS
Sweaters
Toques
Aviation Caps
Infant's Sacques
Novelty Hoods
Fascinators
Petti Coats
Bath Cloths
Underwear
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
A. J, SUTTON
Phone 34 j? Prop.
Retailing Shoes of
Quality is My
Business
The choicest creations of the
world's best shoe makers are
herefor you to inspect and buy.
I am not tied to any one con
cern but select my shoes from
the best lines that offer me the
greatest value for my money
and in this way I am placed
in position to offerfyou the
very newest styles that are to
be had. It will be a pleasure
to me to show you whether
you intend buying or not, for
seeing is believing. My shoes
for men, women and children
are the best-there is nona bet
ter. Come look and buy
you won't regret it.
Mark Cummings
"The Home of Quality' Z
DR. T. H. FAULKNER
DENTIST
Office ISO S. McLeweaa St.
Near Basidenca.
We Carry The
Royal
"Perfectin Every
DetaU."
J. M. Stephenson
Tbe Ladies Store
ir
THE EARNING POWER
TTU QH7AI V TUFTLESS
ine DiLFlLa i mattress
Promotes sound, refreshing sleep. You get up in the morn
ing refreshed, your entire system replenished with the energy
which makes you a "live wire."
The worker who sleep on a "SEALY" is always "on the
job," ready for the day's task.
A SEALY Mattress is not a luxury, it is an absolute ne
cessity to the man who wants to make good, whether at the
work bench or the office desk.
Made of pure, staple, cotton processed into a big, billowy
batt encased in a high-grade tick; a pillow for the body
Guaranteed for twenty years.
PRICE,
Oettinger's Furniture Store
hi
i
I & L & I
KIHSTOli LOAN & REAL ESTATE CO. inc.,
"We Write Insurance of all Kinds" .
nn of a
Hi
D
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and carried off the chest of silver and other things ?
And just to think, a few dollars spent for YALE
LOCKS would have saved all that trouble and lossj
Maybe you will receive a call this year. Better
get ready, "A stitch in time," you kaowrthat
stitch should be a YALE LOCK or PADLOCK
or maybe you need two or three or four Anyhow
weve got just the lock you need whether it is for
front door, stable of bureau drawer.
Ask as for our Ettlt book showing fifty" use for a Padlock. - Illustrated, '
Ladies' Eiderdown
BalliRofies
Many Pretty Patferrio.
Neat New Styles.
See the Assortment.
Barrett &
OF A MAN
Depends Upon
His Physical
Condition
Restful Sleep
Invigorates
$20.00
J
Will this kind
Santa Claus
Visit You ?
you remember how
burglars got into your
neighbor's house last year
$5.00
Hartsfield
AT SKINNER'S
We Cater to
The Ladies and
Children. : :
Ice Cream, Soda
and Fine Candy
Phone 149
Hi i ryB
J.T, Skinner & Son
"We Strive to Please"
DR. P. FHT3
Osteopathic Physician
Over Kinston Ins. ft Realty Co.
Office hours: 8-J2, 2-6
Nights and Sunday by
Appointment.
Examination Free Phone 80
N. J. Rouse, Edward ML Land
Kinston, N. C .Goldabora, N.G
ROUSE & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Office:
Kinston, N. C Goldaboro, N. C.
Edgerton Building. . .-
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAY
Specialist in Disease of Wo
men and Children.
Office hours 10 to 12. Office
105 E. Caswell Street.
Phone 118.
All
. Off-- ' f.
ALL S25 UNO. ( SUITS
ALL $20.00 SUITS
ALL 51150 SUITS
u
all 512.50 surrs
10.1
TERMS CASH
Hit
Coat Suits
Reduced
22,50
18.00
15.00
0
Children Orr
rCI FLETCKEB'S
QA.OXD.DIA
Kornjzgay
H. E. HOSaEY HARDWARE CO.,
Detroit, r.ucLijia
F01EY IUDTJEY PUIS
torn aaamaatteas xawataaaia mwi)