C7 LOCAL EJTEREST '
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DULL IN TUE MARRIAGE
MART VQU TWO DAYS.
There haant been a marriage U
cease issued in two days in Lenoir
' county, although business had been
trUk all the while from the first day
of the year until the 13th.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
v t MEET MONDAY NIGHT
The Daughters of America will
meet Monday night and a full attend
' n la nrred. Mrs. Clara Dick of
- made the discovery grunted dixap-
lar. will visit the local Council on
Monday, January 25th and the meet
ing Monday night, January 18, in in
preparation for the entertainment of
the national officer.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
: KINST ON'S CHURCHES
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' 'tloril
Programs for the Day's Worship,
Where Members, Friends and Vis
ttora in the City are Wekeme.
' jniartM STATE
SECRETARY HERE SUNDAY
Mr, 2. Fred. Jones, Stale Secretary ,
- for the Disciples of Christ in North
; Carolina, will preach in Gordon Street j
' Christian church tomorrow, at both,
"the morning and evening services. Mr.
Jones Is a man of wide experience,
- and with a rich fund of information.
lie has a keen sense of humor, and U
' a most Interesting talker.
OUT TAYLOR'S SPEECH
v The distribution of a thousand cop
ies of the speech made in the Houm
"' of Representatives on April 24 bj
aterjresentative Edward T. Taylor of
Colorado, on equal suffrage, was com
saenced today fay the Kinston Equa'
Suffrage League. One 1$ Intended to
reach every name in tee city, au m
teres ted who faO to receive copies ma
Secure them by applying to the pres
I denty Miss Sybil Hyatt.
Joseph a rouse .
' DIES NEAR HUGO
i Mr. Joseph B. Souse died Fritlaj
night at 10:30 o'clock at his home
near Hugo, of pneumonia, lie was
VuhstanUel fcrmor of on of the eoun
'ty'a ost prosperous sections, and i
leader, in his community's progrest
He was well-known here. Mr. Roust
, s survived by his wife and four chil-
siren. The funeral was conducted thl
. 'afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Rose o
$haron church,' by Rev. Mr. Griffin
jpastov of the Hugo Methodist church
l)OES ANYBODY CARE TO
v .BECOME ACQUAINTED!
Miss Annie JPakowskl of No. 2-
West One Hundred and Fifty-flfU
street, New York City, presnmabl;
wants to extend her circle of acquaint
vices. Her address was found on i
piece of paper Inserted in a new elec
trlcal supply catalog received at tin
' water and light department's offlci
this 'morning. The young clerk wh
jtjia.de the discoery grunted disapprov
al, Miss Annie would probably f b
shocked to learn, so Superintended
Weyher promptly turned the mattei
jDver to The Free Press.
BAITIST.
First Baptist Church Services at
11 and 7:30 by the pastor. Sunday
school at 9:30.
..Primitive Baptist Church, Caswell
street Elder L. II . Hardy will fill his
regular appointment Sunday at 11 a
m. and 7:80 p. m. Public cordially
invited.
METHODIST.
Caswell Street M. E. church Sun
day school at 0:30.
An address by Mr. Y. T. Onnond
at 11 a. m.
Queen Street Methodist church-
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preach
ing service at 7:30 by the pantor.
Preaching at 11 o'clock a. m. by
the pastor, Rev. H. A. Humble. Sub
ject. "What the World Wants to
See."
Evening services at 7:30. Preach
insr by the castor. Subject, "That
Altar in the Back Yard."
Public cordially invited to these
services; strangers especially welcome
CHRISTIAN
Christian Church From 10 to 12:15
unified program of Bible school and
preaching services. Preaching by
Mr. J. Fred. Jones of Wilson. Etlu
catlona) Day will be observed. At
(1:45 p. m., Christian Endeavor meet
ing in the Baraca room. At 7:30,
preaching by Mr. J. Fred. Jones.
PRESBYTERIAN
Atkinson Memorial church. Inde
pendent street Sunday school at
9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30
p. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p.
m.
UNIVERSALIST
Church of the Eternal Hope Mc-
school at 10 a. m. F, P. Outlaw, sup
erintendent. There will be no preach
ing services.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
St. Mary's church Sunday the us
ual services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m.
Sunday school at 0:30 o'clock.
Christ church. Sunday school at
3:15 o'clock.
First Church of Christ, Scientist-
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednes
day evening services at 7:30 p. m.
Reading room open daily from 3 un
til 6 p. m. rublic cordially invited to
all these services and to visit the
reading room.
LAWSUITS GROW OUT OFf
OPEN DITCH ACCIDENT
MRS. ANNIE HUGHES DEAD.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Hughes,
who died Thursday from ' paralysis,
was held Friday at her home, a few
miles northwest of the city, and in
terment was made in tne Hughes fam
ily burying plat. She was nearly 70
years Of age, and is survived by six
sons and daughters.
City of Kinston and Lenoir Oil and
Ice Company Jointly Held Kcs
ponMible by Plaintiffs, Who
Were Victims of Strain.
Suits for damages have been insti
tuted against the City of Kinston and
the Lenoir Oil and Ice Company by
Franklin Stroud and Charlie Conway
Stroud and Conway, the Latter about
ten year of age, were scalded by
fulling into hot water in an open
ditch near the company's plant, the
former in December and the boy dur
ing this month. George Conway,
father of the boy, brought the suit
in that case. Both plain tin .contend
that the city and the company are
jointly liable for having permitted the
dangerous ditch to remain uncovered.
The sum named in each ease is $10,
000. Stroud is said to have been bed
ridden for some time as the result of
his burns, while the little Conway
bvy is yet confined with the injury
which at firxt threatened to be fatal
The defendants, it is said, are both
denying responsibility for the expos
ed sewer, each claiming that the oth
er should have made arrangements to
eliminate the danger.
WHAT SHE WANTED
"1 want to stop my baby's cough
said a young mother Tuesday, "but
I won't give him any harmful drugs,"
She bought Foley's Honey and Tax
Compound, It loosens the cough
quickly, stimulates the mucus memb
ranes and helps throw off the chok
ing secretion, eases pain and gives
the child normal rest. For sale by
E. Hood & Co. adv
THE FREE PRESS WILL
RUN THE GREAT ZUDORA
SERIAL BY MACGRAT1I
The Free Press will, beginning Sat
orday, January 23, run the great se
Vial "Zudora" by Harold MacGrath
1b fifteen weekly installments. The
.story will be illustrated at th
new Grand Theater in weekly install
ent on the Thursdays following thi
printing of the chapters in The Fret
Press. Watch for the first issue oJ
this greatest of all serials. Remem
her (he first chapters will appear ncx
Saturday, If you dont get your pa
per of that data call up the office ant
special copy will be sent
A CARD.
We wish to thank most sincerely
those friends and neighbors who min
iaterad to us and sympathized with
us in our recent bereavement, when
we lost our dear mother, Sophia West
. . THE FAMILY.
Miss Sallie Kil Patrick
Professional Nurst
306 E. Vernon Ave. Phone 163
AT AUCTION Business and Resi
dence Lots, Friday, January 22d.
Burton Bros. Realty Co.
Price fully equipped
$670
with 1 7 new features
The biggest automo
bile value ever "'f jred
lor lets than ,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 Cray & Davis
electric self-starter and
electric lights $55 extra.
KINSTON GARAGE ING
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BIGGEST CROWD YET SAW.
... FINAL REEL TREY O' HEARTS
. This biggest crowd that the Dixie
bas been called upon to handle packet!
and jammed the playhouse Friday;
ulgh to see the final reels of the
"Trey O' Hearts" aerial, which has
been running for the past fifteen
weeks there. The story was run in
the Saturday editions of The Free
Press and the double feature proved
very attractive for readers of the pa
per and patrons of the Dixie.
Next week Watson's Peerless Maids
will play at the Dixie. This is a mu-
steal eomedy company of ten people,
and ia said to bo as good as is to be
found on the small theater circuit.
Tonhrhl Mar Pickfotd ' will be,
featured ia the pictures, and thq
Reign Dear Girls "will present their
Anal .performance.
' How to Cure a Lagrippe Cough
; Lagrippe coughs, demand instant
treatment They show a serious con
dition of the system and are weak-1
ening. Postmaster Collins, Baroegat,
N. J, says: I took Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for a violent la
grippe cough that completely exhaust
ed me. and less than half a bottle
atoDDed the couzbJ Tr It. For
sale by J. E. Hood A Co .. adv.
AT AUCTIONBusiness and Resi-
dence Lots, Friday, January 22f.
turton Bros. Realty Co.
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DICTIONARY CERTIFICATE
PRESENTED BY'TME
Kinston Free Press, Jan. 16
SIX APPRECIATION CERTIFICATES CONSTITUTE A 5ET
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,. 9g r" ." "'' f.W ITMl wiiwatiwai opportunity by cuttfati out
loo obovo CoHiTtcoto of ApprocMtwo with fitro othor. ol cm.cuI!t d.lc., ond
prowatiof toon t ths of hco. with tho oxdoom boot amount hervin t.l onpo.
MU u, Kl. of Dictwoonr Utoi lM tmn th. item, of th. cotf of pock
In. oro from tho f ooton. okockini. dork kiro oad other n.coowr tXPENSE
!.. iHiyavmlii U joomo4 wtk row ckoko of tkow tkroo boiuT
-i.UU, (like illustrations in
Modsra Enefisli tt 1 J?1 eni,rJJr ,K,tw. conjpiUuon by the world's '
rTro.1Yf11 l? Leather flexible, stamncd in gold on lack and
''" j Jd,e- Printed on Bthle paper, with red edges end cowers
rounded rbeantiful, strong, durable. Beside the general comenta. there
v allu w.w luuinia ucauinuiiy uuistratM Dv three, i .
tioa uo tta
I color plates, numerous subjects by monotones, 16
f educational charts and the latest United States CcnMt
f st this office SIX CteattatiTe CtrtiikttM af Aororul
Given to our. Tailor
ing Department 4
We 'are prepared to" measure
you any time, and give you a
satisfactory garment in every
way.
SPRING SAMPLES BEADY
J. C. DAIL & CO.
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Successors to , Daii & Taylor
Ibe JUen'p Store
I o p '" m I"
Still continues and
arid $25.00 Coat
Suits are now go
ing at $5.98
and $9,981
SSL OUR SALE IIL1IMS
MM
I WAISTS
SILK and VOILE
FRESH and CRISP
Just in Today
Our Price 98c
Entire Change of
Patterns T
Come and Look
Them Over
J.M.Stephenson
THE LADIES' STORE
Mr. Ryder representirig;Fineman ;
and Goldsmith, of Baltimore, Md.;
" will continuehe opening
Way, iinaary lOtli
Showing the Spnng Line of New
- - Suits, c' "
Come in and lock the 'line over and give us
an g
fder.
larrett IHartsfield
Chas. A. Waters
the Telephone Store .
Phone No. 89 " v
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ti. -at
"RENFREW ZEPHYR'--
' GIW1S
32 inch yarn dyed
fabrics -
The colors are abjo-
lutely fast.
":" THE "im
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
Ae J. SUTTON
Plume 31 4& ; IVoo.
usBsaaBnam&r
JANUARY ,.
CLEARANCE SALE
Is nowoinon. Every.
thing in Winter Cqpds
reduced to almost Cost
to make room for New
Spring goods that will
soon be arriving. Now
is a good opportunity
to supply your needs for
whatever you want.
Come early and get the
best.
Furniture tliat is made
right; that looks right;
that will give the great
est satisfaction to the
users for the longest
time, can be bought here
at reasonable prices
every business day in
the year. : : :
DR. F. FITTS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Roidencc Phone 523. "Office Phone BO
OSTEOPATHY DEFINED
Osteopathy ia .yitem of healing dj.
aeaae by scientific manipulation, the
purpose of each manipulation being
eiiner ro aqjuat sonve aerangeoaent ia
the position of the tissue at to increase
or to decrease the activity ot some organ.
It is not a remedy for aome particular
disease, but successfully treats all car
able non-surgical, acute and chronic
diseases.
IRA M. HARD?, M, D,
Physician end Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to 11; 2:30 to I
P. M.; 7 to 9 P. M.
Phones: Residence 607; Office 479,
102 West Caswell Streat
tvye. Ear, Nom and Throti
Uiaeue. TrntM,
pettinger's Furniture Store
DB,V T. H. FAULKNER
' --DENTIST
Office 130 S. ' McLewean St
Near Residence.
KINDS
INSURANCE OF ALL
C. OETTINGER, Manager
Kinston Insurance & Realty Co.
Telephone No. 162 (Next to Postoffice)
Yours- to plca$?r ;
Mark Cutonurigs
"The Horn of Quality
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44 kouk. u-
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We Appreciate Your Patronage
GRAY & WATERS
..' r S a -
I li HooJ Basement
Riding Attachment for
Walkifisg Plows
Just what you want Put it on any one of your walking
plows and ride. You iiave all the comfort
of a riding plow. 4 Call and see ft.
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAY
Specialist in Diseases of Wo
men and Children.
Office hours 10 to 12. Office
105 E. Caswell Street
Phone 118.
Z. V. MOSELEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office next to Lenoir Drug Co.
Office hours:
9 to 11 a. m
3 to 5 p. m.
8 to 8 p. m.
Phones:
Office, 478
Res. Phone 113
A. L. Hyatt, M. D.
General Practice
Miller Building
I
XVe furnish eYerrtbine needed-Wheels, Axles, teters. Seat andSeai Spring,
and all the connections. Cia bo put on any walking plow oi any make ia a lew
: minutes' time. Von don't baw to bore anjr hoies. It eiamps to f h besm. Vou eaa
regulate the depth with the lever. W hy walk all day when it costs so little to ridcf
Xoa will wonder bow jo arer stood the walking after using one of these riding
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CANTONPIflWS CANTON PLOWS CANTON PLOwS CANTON PL01S
FOR SALE Old Papers, saitahte for
r kindling fires these coot mornlnjrs,
5c a package. Free Press. 9tli-t
rKedqaarters for
Xll Kic7Up4o.Date Farra' RlachSery v
r t. ., ii
Dr. O.L. WILSON
, v- py.Sst "
Office over J. E. Hood ft Cos
Store. '
AT SKINNER'S
We Cater to
The Ladies and
Ctildren. : :
Ice Cream, Soda
and Fine Ctindy
Phone 149 At
J.T Sliinncr & Soa
";'e Sawe .to Prease"