THE KINSTON FREE PRESS
' OF LOCAL INTEREST
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
HEALTH BOARD RE-ELECTS
DRS. WEYHER & WOOTEN
s Two license to wed were issued
. Tuesday, to: William F. Harper, 45,
and Jennie Barwick, 35, white, both
of Lenoir county; Oscar Isler, 24, and
Annette Sutton, 20, colored, both of
the county.
A
THE REGISTER OF
DEEDS BUSY NOW.
, Twenty deed for real estate have
been filed with the register of deeds
at Uie Courthouse since January 1,
and against that number, 15 mort
gage deeds. None of the transactions
were of more than passing interest
FIRE IN HOUSE ON
CARAWAY STREET.
The fire department was called at
8 a. u. today to Robert Hutchins'
home, on Caraway street, where a
blaxe which started from an un
unknown cause in a closet was caught
in iU incipiency. The damage was
around f IS.
D. G. CARRAWAY DIES
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
News has been received here of
the death in Bridgewater, S. D., of I
a former resident of this section, D.
G- better known as "Jeff." Carraway.
Mr. Carraway wai a native of Craven
county. Details are lacking, but the
cause of his demise was given as
pneumonia.
GREENVILLE ALSO HAS
FIRE ALARM NUISANCE.
: The police in Greenville are hav
ing the same trouble the local author
ities were confronted with a month
or two ago. A number of meddlers
with lire alarm boxes are being
aought by the officials. One negro
has been caught and fined $26, the
maximum imposed there.
Drs. V. E. Weyher of the city and
R. W. Wooten of the county have
been re-elected members of the Coun
ty Bourd of Health by the three re
maining members, Chairman Church
ill of the County Commissioners
Mayor .Sutton and Superintendent o.
C(jjm ""hools Kinsey. The term
of Drs. Wooten and Weyher expirei
on January 4. The first meeting o
the board since their re-election will
be held on next Monday.
The Count v Hoard of Jiealtn as
constituted iiy law consists of th
chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners, the mayor of the
countv seat, the superintendent of
public instruction, and two practici
ng physicians who Khali be appointe
by the first-named three. In every
instance the chairman of the com
missioners is chairman of the board
and the superintendent of schools is
secretary.
The Board of Health has the res
ponsibility of electing a County Hu
perintendent of Health, or county-
physician, which office is now held by
Dr. Albert DeKalb Parrott of the
city. Formerly there were two phy
sicians in the service of the board,
one being the county physician und
the other the "quarantine officer."
The last-named was abolished several
years ago at the instance of then
Mayor W. I). LaKoijue. The combin
ing of the two offices is said to have
worked out very satisfactorily and
at a considerable saving to the community.
DEPUTY MARSHAL ANGE
LOCA.TES AT CLARKS
Deputy United Statei Marshal
Charles H. Ange has taken up resi
dence at Clarke. Deputy Marshal
Ange formerly resided at Jackson
ville, hut after his appointment to
the Federal job removed to New
Bern, where he has lived during the
past few months, lie has purchased
home In Garks.
MID-WEEK PRAYER MEETING.
The prayer meeting of the Chris
tian church will be held this evening
from 7:30 to 8:15 o'clock. The pas
tor wDl conduct it The subject will
be "In the Beginning God." All are
urged to attend this first meeting of
the new year.
All who are willing to assist in the
song service are requested to attend
choir practice in the church this eve
ning at 8:15.
INDICATOR COMING FOR
E. KINSTON FIRE HOUSE.
An alarm indicator for the East
Kinston Are station is now en route
and will be installed in the house as
soon as it arrives. Call bells to be
installed in the homes of members
of the department living remote from
the stations, a couple of scaling lad
ders and life belts are other new
equipment expected to be shipped
from the factory for the local fire
men In a few days.
NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
The supply of dictionaries first or
dered by The Free Press for distri
bution on a coupon plan, as outlined
elsewhere in this paper, were very
quickly used up, the demand being
much greater than was anticipated.
A fresh supply has just been receiv
ed and those who have been disap
pointed in not getting a dictionary
during the past week can now be sup
plied.
FORMER GOVERNOR OF
WISCONSIN ON "SOUND.'
Ex-Govemor Upham of Wisconsin
Is cruising on hi private yacht in
eastern Carolina waters, Norfolk
Southern Railroad men report. Mr.
Upham 's yacht is a picture craft nnd
bis favorite pleasure. A year ago I
the vessel was brought down the Mis-i
aissippi, through the gulf and up the
Atlantic coast to northern waters,
but recently the cold weather drove
the former Governor and his guests
to a warmer clime. Mr. Upham's
home is In Marshfield, Wis.
TO ASK LEGISLATURE
FOR HOME FOR WOMEN.
Charlotte, Jan. 5. Three bills for
the establishment of a reformatory
for women of the under world will be
Introduced at the session of the Legis
lature, which opens tomorrow one
from Charlotte, one from Durham,
and one from the Farmers Union.
Children dry
TOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
BUILDING AND LOAN
IN GOOD CONDITION
The Mutual Building and Loan As
sociation, started only two yeirs ago
under the auspices of the Chamber of
Commerce, will show in its annual
statement to be issued to the share
holders soon that it is in fine condition.
The report will give the following
figures of the affairs of the associa
tion at the close of business on De
cember 1:
Loans on mortgages $53,450 00
Loans on shares G,3!)5 50
Cash in office and banks. . 524 45
Totul , $00,3(59 05
Installments due share
holders 44,1!!8 25
Bills payable 14,000 00
Undivided profits 2,2:51 70
Total
Profit and loss account:
Salaries, etc
Interest on borrowed money
Rent, advertising, etc
Taxes paid
Expenses $ 1,108 01
Profits 2.231 70
CHILI) OF EIGHT
WEAK AND AILING
Little Collins' Girl Also Had Stubborn
Chronic Cough Father Tells How
She Was Restored to Health by
Vinol.
Lakeport, N. H. "Our little girl,
S years of age, was in a debilitated,
rundown condition, and had a stub
born, chronic cough' While she did
not have to ttay out of school, on ac
count of her condition, she was weak
and ailing all the time and far from
well.
We treated her cough, but noth-1
mt; seeniei! lo neip ner uniu we iriea
Vinol. after which we noticed an im-!
mediate improvement. Her appetite
ncreased and now she is strong und
well and we can recommend Vinol to
other parents who have delicate, ail-
ng children."- George A. Collins,
Lukeport, N. If.
What Vinol did for this little girl
t will do for other weak and ailing
children, because they need the tissue-building,
strengthening cod liver
elements and the tonic iron that Vin-
contains. It is delicious to the
taste.
That's why Vinol builds them up
so quickly, and we usk parents or
delicate children in this vicinity to
ry Vinol with the understanding that
we will return their money if it fails
to give satisfactory results. J. E.
Hood & Co., Druggists, Kinston, N.
WATCH FOR
ZUDORA
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"52 OUR SALE CiEMfflCE SALE
Solid White and White
with Serge Collars
98c
Middy Ties
Square and Half
Square
50c & $1.00
Chas. A. Waters
The Telephone Store
Phone No. 89
Still continues and
and $25.00 Coat 8
Suits are now go
ing at $ 5 . 98
and $9.98.
Three More Days
We Solicit
The accounts of Corpora
tions, Firms and Individ
uals, and offer accommo
dau'ons consistent with safe
banking. : : :
Start the New Year yith
Come and Look
Them Over
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J. M. Stephenson
THE LADIES' STORE
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Sale Closes Saturday
N IghtS;
Everything Reduced
larrett H
Total $ :i,42i) 71
Undivided profits, 1!)13... &( 12
Interest received 2,7.'!1 51
Fines, etc 4( 0.r
Admission fees 144 00
Total $ 4,429 71
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Bank
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fully equipped .
oc7A . Ice Cream. Soda I
withljnewfeatures an(J pje J
The biff zest automo- II i
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for leas than. 1 ,000. H . s J j 1 1
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The biggest automo
bile value ever 'Tred
for less than. i ,000.
One of the sweetest
running Roadsters in
the world.
Holds the road at
50 miles an hour.
The easiest car to
drive in the world.
The greatest all
around hill climbing
car in the world.
With Gray & Davis
electric self-starter and
electric lights $55 extra.
KINSTON GARAGE INC
Business Is Fine
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Regardless of so much war
talk and poor business con
ditions, we are proud to say
that we did MORE BUSI
NESS IN THE MONTH
OF DECEMBER, 1914
than any otheMnonth since
this store was established.
"THERE'S A REASON"
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Oettinger's Furniture Store
5332
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mUWt1tR Safety Razors Fit All Faces.
THE "ANGLE
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mm iamm safety razo
is so exactly proportioned that when the blade is held against
the face, the edge is in the exact position for a clean easy
cutting of the beard.
WITHOUT HONING
WITHOUT STROPPING
Each KtiM KUttfR blade is hardened, tempered and ground individually, insuring
uniformity of temper and excellent cutting qualities. There is no scraping or pulling
like you experience with other Safety Razors.
S3.50
ndjTibtk
SILVER PUTEtV
BLACK LEATHER
CASE
COLO PLATED
PIGSKIN
CASE
S5.00
A complete KKH KVIttR SAFETY RAZOR
OUTFIT consists of Holder and 12 sharp
Norwegian Steel Blades, oacked in a
compact neat covered case.
Hew Blades. . . .5 for 25 Cents
. ' SOLD AMD GUARANTEED BY
NEW LOT
ZIEGLER
SHOES
T THE r
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
A. J. SUTTON
Phone 34 Prop.
DR. F. FITTS
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- nnm r rn n
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I the position of the tissues or to increase
or to decrease the activity of some organ
If I nrtt a rmAr tViV rnnma . 1
disease, but successfully treats all cur
able non-surgical, acute and chronic
diseases.
DR. T. H. FAULKNER
DENTIST
Office 130 S. McLewean St
Near Residence.
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAY
bpecialist in Diseases of Wo
men and Children.
Office hours Id to 12. OlCet
105 E. Caswell Street
Phone 118.
JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
Is now going on. Every
thing in Winter Goods
reduced to almost Cost
to make room for New
Spring goods that will
soon be arriving. Now
is agood opportunity
to supply your needs for
whatever you want
Come early and get l..c
best .
Yours to please,
Mark Cummings
H. E. MDSELEY HARDWARE CO.