TTIE KINSTON FREE PRESS
OF LOCAL INTEREST
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DR. A. L. HYATT
LOCATES IN THE CITV.
Dr. A. L. Hyatt, son of Dr. II. O.
Hyatt, hai decided to establish him
self here for the practice of medicine.
Dr. Hyatt ha recently been at Ham
let and before that was located at
BeuUrilltt.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY'S
EMBARGO ON WHISKEY
AVILL BE EMPHASIZED
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Two marriage licenses were issued
bv the Register of Deeds Monday,
both to white couples: Aretus Stroud
39: and Myrtle Stroud, 28, both of
thu rnuntv: Emmett Richards, 21, and
Nellie Philyaw. 18. both of Kinston
BIG BUSINESS TO
BE STARTED AT DOVER
The Dover Supply Company of Do
ver has been incorporated by the .Sec
retary of State to do a general mcr
eantile business in that town. TV
capital stock is 10,000, and the in
corporators are D. W. Richardson, W
B. H. Blandford and W. L. Bell, all
well-known here.
The action of the State Medical So
ciety last June in declaring wlii.ske
of no use in the pharmacopeia will be
made much of nt the !i-onnial con
vention of the North (Carolina Anti
Suloonists in the Capital City nct
week. Kinston in much interested
cause of the fact that Dr. James M
Parrott, the prominent local phy
cian who, us president of the society
started the opposition to intoxicants
nmoiifr the doctors, will lie the princi
pal speaker of the opening day of the
convention.
Dr. Parrott's speech before the
Medical Society created something
of a sensation in the State, and at
traded attention far ind wide. It
was approved by his fellow-physicians
because his "advanced position on
prescription writing for uleohulic
stimulants" was proper, and the so
ciety advised that its Icgi-dative com
mittee be instructed "to ask the next
Legislature to enact more stringent
laws against this pernicious practice."
CII A NG E M AN A GEM ENT
POPULAR HABERDASHERY
TEACHERS' MEETING AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TONIGHT
The officers and teachers of th
Gordon Street Christian church Hi
ble School, will hold their regulai
monthly meeting in the Baraca Gas:
room tonight. All officers and teach
ers are urged to be present and helj
plan for the new year. Any othc
members of school or Sunday schoo'
workers are invited.
COSTA RICA PEOPLE ON
VISIT IN THIS SECTION
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil U. lay lor o'
San Jose, Costa Rica, are concluding
visit of several months to this sec
tlon with relatives in Beaufort. The)
Will leave in a day or two for New
York, from whence they will take r
steamer for their Central Americai
home. Mr. Taylor is an auditor fo
the United Fruit Company in Sar
Jose.
REX BEACH COULD NOT
STOP AT HAVELOCK
; Rex Beach, the famous novelist, haf
returned to New York from a fishing
and huntiny trio. Mr. Beach waf
compelled to decline the invitation
Of Charles L. Abernethy and otherf
to stop over at Havclock for a few
days' sport, business cutting shorl
his stay in North Carolina. The au
thor told Mr. Abernethy that h
would try to return in a few weekr
to enjoy his hospitality at Havelocl.
camp. Beach annually visits Ocra
coke.
DR. SPILMAN AT S. 8.
INSTITUTE IN NEW BERN
Two of the ablest lenders in Sunday
school work among the Southern Bap
tists are featuring the institute of the
Neuse-Atlantic Baptist Association
hting; held in the First Baptist churh
at New Bern. These are Dr. B. VV.
Spilman of Kinston and Rev. E. L.
Middleton of Raleigh, field secretar
ies for the South, and the State, res
pectively, of Sunday school work. Dr.
Spilman addressed the institute twice
Monday and again today.
"MA AND I ARE NOT TO BLAME."
The local Equal Suffrage League
Monday afternoon issued the follow
ing statement: "W. C. T. U. women
of Ohio, undauntud and undismayed
by their 'delayed' victory, explain the
results of the November 8 election
"I can't vote;
Neither can ma;
Ohio's gone wet,
Blame it on pa."
"Miss Mary T. Henderson of Salis
bury, chairman of the legislative com
mittee of the North Carolina Equal
Suffrage League, left for Raleigh
January 4, to stay during the entire
cession of the Legislature, looking af
ter the interests of the bill about
about equal suffrage."
COSTLY NEW INSTRUMENTS
FOR MILITIA BAND HERE.
The band of the Second Infantry,
located here, is to have an expensive
new set of brass and reed instru
ments. The outfit will cost at least
$3,000. It has been only three or
four years since the band was issued
score or more of new horns, clari
nets and drums, which are still in
good shape, but the fact that the
equipment was not entirely uniform
Is supposed to have caused the gov
ernment to consider furnishing a new
Instrumentation. The chief and prin
cipal musicians of the organization
hava been ordered to select the de
sired Instruments, which are of the
most expensive make.
Stop That Cough Now
- When you catch Cold, or begin to
Cough, the first thing to do is to
take Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It
penetrates the linings of the Throat
and Lungs and fights the Germs of
Disease, giving quick relief and nat
ural healing, "Our whole family de-"
pend on Pin-Tar-Honey for Coughs!
nd Colds," writes Mr. E. Williams, I
Hamilton, Ohio. It always helps. . 23c
at your drug-gist, adv.
The firm of Dail ami Taylor, con
ducting one of the best known hab
erdasheries in the city at 21'i North
Queen street, has been dissolved, A.
N. Taylor withdrawing to accept the
management of a farmers' warehouse
here. Tho senior partner, J. C. Dail
find Paul C. Heinby, will conduct the
business as J. C. Dail & Co. Mr.
Hemhy has been connected during the
past two or three years with the tail
oring department of Barrett & Harts
field, ami is an experienced man in
that line. The stock of the concern
will be increased, and Mr. Dail will
leave about the end of the week for
New York to purchase new stuff.
Three-cornered mixup
over store leases, etc.
1'aptr.i wen Monday served upon
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knox, who con
duct the "J. M. .Stephenson" store at
102 South Queen street, demanding
that they vacate the building. The
plaintiffs are Chamberlain and Brax
ton, who conduct a ladies' shop in the
Hotel Caswell building and Mr. N. J.
Rouse, landlord of the store occupied
y Mr. and Mrs. Knox. Justice H. C.
'. Peeples will hear the ejectment
proceedings Saturday afternoon at 2
MEW
I HATS
clock, if it cannot he settled out of
court before then. the proprietors
of the Stephenson store gave notice
some weeks ago tliat they would va
il to. and the store was soon after
wards rented to Chamberlain & Brax
ton. It seems that Mr. and Mrs. Knox
had secured a lease on another store.
ut the tenant there would not vacate,
alleging that the proper notice had
not been given.
The three-cornered situation prom
ises to become even mjre interesting.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox arc placed in a
istressing situation by their inahil-
ty to remove to their intended new
luarters, and Chamberlain & Braxton
ire inconvenienced, because they can
not get into their new stand.
The litigation so far stems to have
been without feeling, and nil the par
ties in the unfortunate affair express
desire that the tangle may hr ad
justed amicably.
1915 STYLES
NOW C.N DISPLAY AT
J. C. DAIL & CO.
The Men's Store
NORTHERN CONTRACTORS
WANT I'D. WORK HERE
NATIONAL F. M. C.
OFFICERS MAY COME
It is probable that one or more na
tional officers of the Fraternal Mystic
Circle may come here in April for
the annual meeting of the State Rul
ing, according to Thomns .Crttdy, spe
cial supreme deputy of tho order. Mr.
Grady stated today that if his health
would permit, F. II. Duckwitz of Phil
adelphia, nt the head of the F. M. C,
in the nation as Supreme Ruler, will
attend the convention. J. 1). Miles,
Supreme Recorder, also of Philadel
phia, is expected to come.
It Really Docs Relieve Rheumatism
Everybody who is afflicted with
Rheumatism in nny form should by
11 meanskeep n bottle of Sloan's Lin
iment on hand. The minute you feel
pain or soreness in a joint or muscle,
buthe it with Sloan's Liniment. Do
not rub it. Sloan's penetrates almost
immediately right to tho sent of pain,
relieving the hot, tender, swollen feel
ing mid making tho part easy ami
comfortable. Get a bottle of Sloan's
Liniment for 25 cents of any drug
gist and have in in the house against
('olds, Sore nnd Swollen Joints, Lum
bago, Sciatica and like ailments. Your
Tioney buck if not satisfied, but it;
loes give almost instant relief. Buy
a bottle today. adv.
Representatives of New York and
New Jersey contractors were here on
Monday looking over the site and
plans and specifications of the pro
posed Federal building for Kinston.
A number of others have applied to
Postmaster LaRoue for information,
liids for the construction will h
opened by the supervising architect
in the Treasury Department at Wash
ington next Monday at '! p. m. All
bills received after that time will be
promptly returned, without being
opened, of course. Consideration of
the bids had by the 11th will require
until February 1 or longer, and it is
not expected that the contract will be
let within a month after the opening
of the propositions.
Middy Blouse
SolidVVhite and Whits
with Serge Collars
98c
Still continues and
and $25.00 Coat
Suits are now go
ing at $5.98
and $9.98.
Come and Leek
Them Over
J. M. Stephenson
THE LADIES' STORE
anuaryGlearaiiciile
OPENED TODAY
And Continues Until
lanuary H9iS
iarrsfi
H
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ii 1 rfin
MIUUV I B
Square and Half
Square
50c &s 1.00
Cms. A. Waters
The Telephone Store
Phone No. 89
lis
lartsfield
DUDLEY 2ft laches
NORMAN 2)i inches
ARROW
COLLARS
2 lot 26 C1..H, ruhody S C. I.e. llrt
WATCH FOR
AT SKINNER'S
We Cater to
The Ladzesand
Children. : :
Ice Cream, Soda
and Fine Candy
Phone 149
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Kinston Free Press, Jan. 5
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Telephone No. 182 (Next to Postoffice)
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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Residence Phone 523. Office Phone 80
OSTEOPATHY DEFINED
Osteopathy is a system of healing di
sease by scientific manipulations, the
purpose of each manipulation being
either to arrest some derangement in
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or to decrease the activity of some organ
It is not a remedy for some particular
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DENTIST
Office 130 S. McLewean St
Near Residence.
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Deriist
Office over J. E. Hood & Co'l
Store.
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