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piCCJLOTEREST
" RED MEN MEET TONIGHT.
' KnA Tribe. No. 25, L O. R. M.
will meet mght. v
ROYAL ARCAM'M MEET ,
. . - THIS EVENING.
'Th Royar Arcanum will meet Jn
Canadf IIU IW trenin at ?;30 o-
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' GIRLS' BASKETBALL
V til ! f j TEAMS FLAY TODAY.
iu A basketoall tW irora wu-
. ton IJiglj School cam this morning I
to play a local quintet Jiua aiurnoon
. at AthlaUc rar. v
' - UNIVERSAUST HEVIVAL
s ? 4T , "V SERVICES TONIGHT.
CjaervfcV continuing the revival
aeriea now Vt progress there,' will be
'' held in the Universalist Church of the
5" Eternal Hopeat McLewaan "d Le-
"'imlr street, this venine 'at ,7:30
' - o'clock.., ; 'V
SENT IT TO SUPERIOR
- COURT FOs? PISTOL-TOTING..
Willi Perry, a livery aUble, proprietor-of
South Queen street, was
held in bait by'Ue City Court.Thurs
day night to appear n Superior Court i
to answer to tne cnarge oi carrying
a, concealed revolver.. t
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TURKEY WILL BE
;; . ' , PLENTIFUL HERE.
Although there will be no such ex
't cess of production a last weason,
' this market numerous other town in
the- aection, turkeys will be here In
j , plenty next week lor the fhariksglv
Jng , season.. Climatic conditions fa
' " vored. the ypung birds in the spring,
- : and on many ilantatlona now' .they
' 'are being fattened 1n great numbers.
' Pricea, it !' expected, will be similar
y ' to tlwife of last year. iNew Benf In
"V enced ft desrth o the Thanksgiving
bird and large shipments to the de
pleted marketi wore made from here.
,. COyT. TAKES LONG LEASE
. jON PRESENT POSTOFFICE.
Papers were rectrded tbia morning
at the Courthouse conveying a lease
- ' of the ri re tent nostofflce. the srooertv
of C F. Harvey, on Gordon street,
, to the government for ten year from
July 1, 1914. The department agrees
-' to pay fUOO a year for the place, but
i- reserves the right to annul the lease
"whenever the postoftke can be mov-
' ed into a government building." The
long lease la Just the government'f
way of doing business. It ia probable
that the present quarters will not be
occupied more than 24 or SO months,
since actual construction of the fed
eral building at Queen and North
streets is expected to bo commenced
not later than January or February
next
DAVID DUGGAN GRAND OPERA
COMPANY COMING NOV. 21.
The.; David Duggan Grand Opera
Company which gives the opening
Lyceum attraction in Loftin'a Opera
House Saturday evening, November
27th, will be followed by four other
high class, entertainments which are
put out by the Redpath Lyceum Hu-
reau. .The press notices regarding
the opening attraction are very flat
tering and lovers of music will be
highly pleased with their offering.
This company carries a full equip
ment of costumes and acenery, and
have repertoire of many standard
grand operas and quartet works. Giv
en under the auspices of the Daugh
ters of. Confederacy it will no doubt
be well attended.
NAVY WOULDN'T TAKE
i MUSICIAN 'LISTED HERE
. Arthur Whiteley, Jr., an accom
plished young trombone soloist of
Mount 'Olive, was refused admission
into the,, bend corps of the navy on
Thursday because he is enlisted in
the band of the Second North Caro
lina Infantry here. The machinery
necessary to secure Whiteley'a dis
charge from the National Guard was
today put in motion to enable him to
"take permanent -aooition with
which hi enlistment would interfere.1
Meanwhile, Whiteley. an excellent
performer, ia waiting at the Ports
mouth,1, Ys, naval station. Tho case
is believe to be without precedent,
the regular service customarily ig
noring tii militia bureau in taking
men from the Guard, it is said.
t .
CLEANING-CP LN ORDER
DURING NEXT FORTNIGHT
? I
City authorities call attention to
ti e fact that the sanitary inspector,
vho w i:i be inducted into office on De
ft Ur 1, in accordance with the re-
tial jwemiaes etc, will hava great
deal of fault to find with back Iota
unlcaa they are cleaned before the
lawa become effective. The condi
tioni at this season of the year, with
the prevailing contrary winds and
shedding of leave by the tree, arc
peculiarly trying to the average
householder, as lotn become littered
again usually as noon as they are
wt. The authorities KUggest that
the coming two weeks will find min
of the trees bare of foliage, 'and that
in this time an ideal opportunity will
be had to put premises In order.
REPORT BATTLE BETWEEN
MOONSHINERS .AND OFFICERS
Deputy Collector of Internal Reve
nue 1. M. Tull spent Thursday in New
Bern,- Federal and State officers
havlieen ujjoaually ctive in'.' that
vicinity lately? In Carteret county
few 'days ago a bil illicit still was
dentroyed, the operators escaping;
Persistent 'rymors from Core Creek
now are to, the effect that n party of
deputy sheriffs engaged in a pitched
battle , with moonshiners there and
were beateri off. Afterward, the re
ports say, federal officers went to the
place to take up the task the county
men left unfininhcd; and found the
site deserted of men and equipment,
all having left and taken thef still
with.'them. Core Creek ia in Car
Cefet county. The deputies claim to'
know the identity of the men who
shot at them, It is SfiOr. .
.,
BANDSMEN IN MILITIA
NOT ALLOWED TO QUIT.
C.....l L 1 I..
iivtvi.i .iivillMvr Ui Lilt? din (iihi in
fatAjtry band, npn-residcntH . of this
illy, where the orgunintiun hu.i it
hradquarterH, will not be allowed to
luit the National GuaJ:d .for the rca-
wr5 tiey,hpe advanced, thb rojri-
mtmtfll hcwffiuftrters hau docldeil. It
hnVosti1$fcX$ii pcpirtmerit in ex-
ce:ii of JrWh)i,t eqtiip the men,
it Is clarmcVI; 'the dotlep involve
no hartlHhips. Indtyidual tnicnt is so
important In the organization that
the loss of some men for flimsy ex
cuses might seriously cripple the or
ganization, is the view of thie adju
tant, who has recently promptly
turned down . applications for dis
charge from non-commissioned offi
cers of the band. One member is in
Syria and another In Ohio, and enn UH WL" novcr mi t0 an a reul
thse will not be released for th.W, g to i'our huir and
present. Tho fact that the mumclnn
in Asia Minor might have been im
pressed into the TurkiHh army, some
thing of this sort being feared since
efforts to locate him having failed,
may be called to the attention of the
War Departmentf or investigation.
CON FEDERATE MONUM ENT
UNVEILED AT GREENVILLE.
Greenville, Nov. 1:1. The Pitt
county memorial to the county's Con
federate dead was unveiled here this
morning with appropriate exercises.
The memorial is in the shnpe of a
hn ml some monument. Governor
Craig was tho principal speaker.
MANY THOUSANDS
WANT TO SEE YALE
HARVARD GAME.
New Haven, Conn., Nov. 12 There
have been 72,832 applications for the
69,000 Keats in tho new bowl for the
Ynle-Harvnrd football game next
week, according to announcement to
day. Applications are still pouring
in.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
The Opening Lyceum
Attraction
THE DAVID DUGGAN GRAND
OPERA COMPANY
COMPOSED OF FIVE HIGH CLASS ARTISTS
LORIII'SOPERU HOUSE, SAT. NOV. 21
' At q O'tioclt.
, Denefit Di-jghteis ofltie Conferacy
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WO&IAN NERYOUS, . .
WEAK AND DIZZY
Could Not Do Housework for Family
of Three.. Viool in a Short Time
Made Her a Strong Will Woman.1
Fort Edward, N. Y. "I Was in a
run-down condition, nervous, weak
and dizzy, so that in doing the house
work for my family of three, I would
be all exhausted. I tried cod liver
oil emulsions and three or four other
medicines without benefit. Finully a
friend told me about Vinol and I tried
It. '.'I eoon felt better and now it has
built, up my strength, I have no more
nervdus or dizxy spells, and can do all
my; 'houseworjc without getting all
tjred out." Mrs. Elmer Glidilen, Fort
Edward, N. T.
Women are so active nowadays,
pd so much is expected of them that
Oiey constantly veYdo and suffer
from headaches, backache nervous
ness and kindred ills. Vlnol is a most
eflldeotT strength creutor for such
women. '
It is the medicinal elements of the
cod's" liver,' aided by the blood mak
ing and strengthening properties of
tonio iron which makes it so far .su
perior to all other tonics.
E. Hood and Company, I)rufrgist .
If, you are in this condition try
Vinol on our guarantee to return '
your money if it toils. auv.
HEALTHY HAIR
HOI T, FLUFFY
AND RADIANT
Beautiful liuir does iM just happen
to be ho, but is always a matter of
are iuuI proper nourishment of the
hair rimU. No matter if your hair is
falling out, stryiRy, lifeless, und full
f dniiilrutr, rari;iahv Sage, an inex
pensive tonic, sold liv all druggists, is
n..n : i.,.'.. I. H....JLn.il.A
hair roots' uiid stimulates the, growth
of new hair. Even .(UrtdrjUfK'R cn-
irely removei I with one ftWIlicntion,
and itching, -walp and falling hair
ease; your. hair will be bright, vig
orous, sott and Huffy.
Whether your hair is oily, dry or
irittle, l'arisiun Snge immediately re
moves the cause, and by toning up the
scalp quickly restores the hair to its
original brilliancy and vigor.
Parisian Sugo enn alwuys be kul
rom J. E. Hood & Co., and
is n de-
ightful and easily applied treatment
'sc lp. adv. 11-5
CAROLINA SLATK1) TO
WIN!
You Are Needed to Cheer Her On to
Victory.
RICHMOND:
Carolina vs. Virginia.
NORFOLK:
V. and M. vs. Wash, and Lee. Univ.
Via Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South.
THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTI1A LL
GAMES.
Tickets on sule for all trains No
vember 25th, and for trains schedul
ed to arrive Richmond ut or before
2:10 p. m., November 2t'.th, and for
trains scheduled to arrive Norfolk by
or before 1:35 p. m., November 2tith.
All tickets limited to reach original
starting point not later than midnight
of November 27th, 1!I14.
Corresponding low rates from oth
er points. Apply to nearest Ticket
Agent, or mldres:
W. J. Craig, Passenger Traffic Mana
ger. T. C. White, General Passenger
Agent.
Wilmington, N. C.
FOLEY iUDNiSY tiUJb
OK RiltMHI K'iHI'S .MO PlAOr- .
''AnSTOfl'S DUQ STO!tE
Black Only
Price, $6.00
Maternity Corsets
$2.00 Each
Buster Brown Hosiery.
O. N. TV Cotton 6 for 25c.
Chas. A. Waters
Hio Telephone Store
PIwbv No. 89
Bank Your Money
Do not hide it in the old
blue cht, old stockings
and jugs, Vhefe it is very
liable to be stolen, burned
or destroyed.
Deposit your money with
us, and use checks to pay
bills. : : :
Farmers & Merchants
Kinston,
N. C.
NEW LOT
Ladies'
Waists
Fourteen
Styles to
Select from
SEE THEM
j
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
A. J. SUTTON
Phone 34 jZ? Prop.
Retailing Shoes of
Quality is My
. Business
The choicest creations of the
world's best shoe makers are
here for you to inspect and buy.
1 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 offeriyou 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 none bet
ter. Come look and buy- -you
won't regret,it.) .
Mark Cummings
"The Home of Quality
Z. V. MOSELET. M.D.
' . rkysician and Surgeon
Oflk next to Lenoir Drug Co.
Ofie fcovn: -? - -.- '. ,
9 to 11 a. m t Fhones:
S to 5 p. m. ".. Office, 478
8 to 9 p. m. Ra. fhono 113
m , - , 4 -
Just Arrived
New Models in
1 , it
C. &. B.
Corsets
See Them Before
ling
J. M. Stephenson
The Ladies Store
N. J. House, Edward M. Land
Kinxfon, N. ('.,. .(ioldHhoro, N.C
ROUSE & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices:
Kinston, N. C, (ioldsboro, N. C,
Edgertnn Building.
THE "SEALY"
TUFTEESS MATTRESS
At first sif?ht it is hard to make people unJerstand the wonderful
qualities of a "SEALY MATTRESS." It looks different and feels
different from any other mattress.
It violates all the hoary-headed mattress traditions. Instead of being
straight and dotted with tufts, it is smooth and curved. Instead of being
hard to the touch, it yields to pressure wilh the gentleness of a fine pneu
matic cushion and yet with none of the clingingness of the old feather
bed.
One has to sleep on it to understand why it is that so many who
have tried the "Sealy MattreSS" refuse to use any other kind. '
We are willing to let customers prove this mattress out for them
selvesto send one to your home and to take it back any time within
60 days if it is not all you hoped it would be.
You are the sole judge of its merits. There will be no quibble
about it. Any mattresses returned are sent right back to the factory
and not sold again.
lettinger's Furniture Storej
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS,
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
LOANS NEG0TIATEED
Now Occupying New Office one Door Elast of The Post Office
Kinston Insurance & Realty Co.
Phone 182 C. Octtinger, Mgr.
kO
j
arjd carried off the cliest of silver and otHer things ?
And iust to think, a few dollars spent for YALE
LOCKS would have saved all that trouble and loss!
- Maybe you will receive a call this year.,: Better
get ready. "A stitch in time," you know that
. stitch should be a YALE LOCK or PADLOCK
or maybe you need two or three of four. Anyhow
we've got just the lock you need whether it is for
frpnt door, stable or bureau drawer. . .".
..."i.foraPadloek.' IUustrated.
mm LL t. mWl
8 MmMiim
Will this kind
of a Santa Claus
Visit You ?
you remember how
burglars got -h into your
cn l.i . "" cc::rccrsACY
c t ! ya r; . .'r ing supervision of
FOIEY-RIDTIEY PILLS
II. E. flOSELEY iIIARDVARE CO
j t 1 rt.'k, I j.i mens and resiJen-
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