T1TE KINSTON FREE PRESS
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C? ICCAL EilERESI
IL N. HARDY TO BE SENT -
BACK TO NEW BERN MARKET
Mr. H. N. Ilardy, who wm station
ed on the Nw Bent tobacco market
few iboothe ago, and k since been
buying here, la to be returned to New
Bern by ble company.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were issued Fri
day to two couples: White, Edgar
Howard, 29, and Yky Brown, M,both
of Lenoir county. Colored: George
Perry, 22, and Olivia Sutton, 18, both
of Lenoir county.-' . J
COMING BASKETBALL EVENTS.
WAS KO DEFENSE LEFT
FOR CLAUD FERRELL
Stole One Part ef a Hog, Had It
Taken From Him and Placed la ,
Juxtaposition with Other
. Part and la Convicted.
Kinston and Dover nigh School
qulnta play In Knott's Warehouse to- ttntd the larceny charge.
night. The local amateurs are iry-
' Ing to secure a gsme.with recently
ornnlzed team of similar class in
Coldsboro. High school teams ef the
section are displaying a hesitancy ta
accepting invitation from the Kin
ston amateurs, to play, and ao far
, none have accepted. There are few
other quintets of their class in towns
In this vicinity and the local team la
' having trouble la staging events.'
NO DELAYS BETWEEN REELS
NOW AT THE GRAND THEATER
. The additional machine haa been
- Installed at the' Grand, and was in
operation Thursday, afternoon and
' night ' There will he no more delays
Incident 'to changtna reels and sav
ing of about one-fourth of the time
In covering the- picture program will
be possible with the two machines.
' The first installment of Zudora was
.. shown Thursday and attracted a large
attendance. A special four-reel feat
tire. "Lay down your arms" la the
leader for today and tonight Next
Tuesday afternoon the aerial, "Runa
way June will be begun and admis
sion to the first performance will be
free. Ladlei and children will be es
pecially welcome. ; The picture pro
gram will be
Claud Ferrell, colored, plead guil
ty when arraigned before Magistrate
C V. Peebles at the Courthouse this
moming on the charge of larceny.
Ferrell is a country black who sev-
oral nights ago was arrested upon the
complaint of South Kinston negroes
who declared that Ferrell, represent
ing himself to be the proprietor of a
in himself to be the proprietor of a
pressing club, had kept and secreted
clothes given him when he solicited
"work." He was jailed. Doc. Far.
row, another colored man, residing
some miles from here, learned of his
detention and came to town and pre-
He ac
cused Ferrell of the theft of a sec-
tion of dressed pig. ' Officers locat
ed the meat in Fen-ell's possession,
Ferrell was confronted with an ex
hibit which took all the starch out
of what defense he may have Intend
ed. Lying on a table was the larger
portion ef a salted hog, presented be
fore the court by Farrow... On the
table with it was sbout two-flfths of
unquestionably the aame porker, the
meat taken by the officer. The two
were placed together and Ferrell
squinted at the sight visibly embar
rassed. The two-pieces fitted togeth
er perfectly. '
WOMAN ESCAPES FROM
COUNTY ROADS CAMP
Sophia Midyette, Cook, Sentenced
From Onslow County , Simply
,; Walked Away Efforts Be
ing Made to Capture ner
Probably the first woman to ever
scape" from a penal institution In
this section is Sophia Midyette, a ne-
gress, who walked away from v. the
county convict camp a few miles from
the city Thursday afternoon. Shohaa
suspended Tuesday Bot been seen since. Immediately af
fright to make way for the preeenta-
tion of the musical comedy, "The
Prince of Tonight"
MUSICAL NUMBERS IN THE
-PRINCB OF TONIGHT.
Among the hits being sung in "The
Prince of Tonight,", the big Chicago
success to be aefln.it the Grand The
ater here Tuesday night, are the f ol-
The Girls That Can Never Be Mine,'
-I Wonder Who' Kissing Her Now,"
I Dont Want to Marry Your Fam
ily," "Can It Be Love!" Tonight
Will Never Come Again," "Yon Wont
Know Anybody There," "You're - a
Dear Old World After All," "The
Best Thing g Walter Does is Wait,"
"Follow U JUinbow Trsll," "I Fell
In Love on Monday," "I Cant Be True
SoTar Away," "My Lady NieeUne,
"Everything -That- Father Did Was
Right", and others. The production
la beautifully and extravagantly
1 mounted spectacle, with many seen It
features, and 48 people on the stage
at bne time." Constance Skinner said
of the chorus of twenty beauties, "All
the' girls are dreams."
ter her departure the authorities were
notified to keep a watch out for her.
It is believed the woman is hiding in
the woods and making her way by
degrees towards Onslow county. She
la described as being of slight build
and i little more than five feet tall.
Sophia Midyette waa sentenced to
six months In jail by Superior Court
at Jacksonville, under the vagrant
act but waa turned over by the com
missioners to the Lenoir county au
thorities to serve her time as cook
for the county roads gang.
BOY SHOOTS niMSELF
WITH SMALL RIFLE.
"J. Black, Jr- the small son
of General Manager 3. W. Black of
the Caswell Cotton Mills and Mrs.
Black, shot himself through the foot
at their home on East Gordon street
Thursday, while playing with a 22
calibre rifle. The .cartridge contained
shot but the whole load went through
his foot as easily as if it had been a
bullet
NORFOLK SOUTHERN Will
NOT APPEAL STATION CASE
The Norfolk Southern Railroad's
appeal from a Judgment of Superior
Court, requiring it to establish a sta
tion on the George F. Psrrott farm
near Falling Creek has been with
drawn, it is stated on good legal au
thority. The case was a notable one
in court here last year. The old At
lantic and North Carolina Railroad
agreed to place a station on the farm
many years ago in exchange for right
of , way privileges, , The ' Norfolk
Southern, successor to the A. & N. G,
declined to live up to the contract
Mr. Parrott sued and won, and de
fendant rave notice of appeal. It Is
said that Mr. Parrott has - been in
formed that the appeal will be with
drawn and the station, to be called
"ParroU's," maintained.
It is expected also that the appeal
of the plaintiff in Mallison vs. Nor
folk Southern Railroad, in which Mrs
Mallison alleged injury from having
to wait In an Improperly-heated de
pot will be withdrawn, according to
a prominent lawyer. This was an
otler contested case which required
some time to try at a term in 1914
With these two big matters out of
the way, the appeals from Lenoir
eounty to be heard by the next term
of the Supreme Court will all be
comparatively unimportant as well as
few In number.
Oliver Twist Suits
For the Boys,
50 and 98c. ;
. Boy's Blouse
23 and 50c.
LADIES CHOICE BLEACHING
10c. the Yard
O. N. T, Cotton, for 25c
Chas. A. Waters
Th Telephone Stora ,
phoaa No. bi-
IIOW TO CURE A
v CHRONIC COUGH
Told in the Following Letter by 'a
Jackson Man Who Knows from Ex
perienceIlls Word la Good.
Jackson, Miss. "I am a carpenter,
and the grippe left me not only with
a chronic cough, but I was run-down,
worn out and weak. I took all kinds
of cough syrups, but they did me no
good. I finally got so weak I was not
able to do a day's work, and coughed
so much I was alarmed about my con
dition.,' One evening I read about
Vinol and decided to try it Before I
had taken a quarter of a bottle I felt
better, and after taking two bottles
my cough is entirely cured, all the
bad symptoms have disappeared and
I have gained new vim and energy."
John L. Dennia, 711 Lynch Street
Jackson, Miss.
The reason Vinol fs so successful in
such cases is because the active medi
cinal principles of cod liver oil con
tained in Vinol rebuilds wasting tis
sues and supplies strength and vigor
to the nerves and muscles while the
tonic iron and wine assist the red cor
puscles of the blood to absorb oxygen
and distribute it through the system,
thus restoring health and strength to
the weakened, diseased organs of the
body.
If Vinol fails to help you, we re
turn your money.
J. E. Hood & Co., Druggists, Kin
ston, N. C, and at leading drug stores
everywhere. adv
We Solicit
The accounts of Corpora
tions, Firms and Individ
uals, and offer accommo
dations consistent with safe
banking. : .:
Start the New Year with
. us. ' "': '!':' : "
Farmers & Merchants
Bank
Kinston, N. C.
I EVERYTHING I
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BABY
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Children Cry
' FOR FLETCHER'S
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ONE PRICE CASH STORE
JUDGE ALLEN DELIGHTED
H OVER LEGISLATIVE ACT
Judge 0 H. Allen ie taking week
off at home. lie conducted court in
Robeson county last week, and clear
ed the business of two weeks' term
off In half the time, thereby pleasing
the people there immensely and earn
ing a vacation for himself. ' Judge I
: Allen la one of the Jurists most en-
thusiastie about the passage by the
Legislature of the act making East
ern and Western Judicial districts In
the State, and having tea judges in
- each. The new system will, by the
method of rotation In vogue, put a
judge on the bench in his home dis
trict one m live years, that ie for six
months, smd he will never he more
thaa a ceuple of hundred miles away
fro rla family. Heretofore thuy
have tflea.beea required to remain in
district four or five hundred miles
distant from their hemes for months
t time. In such instances the trav
eling expenses one totalled more
that the allowance for inch expenses.
NoMh Carolina is one of the only two
States in the Union with judges trav-
ding' in such rotation, Judge Allen
State. -' v;,;i-v.. Vs y -;:::
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Caw Be Creed? stbve4 hy the New
- Cateraal Vapot Trsstmeat,
Doat Ul tnitnul medicine ot bblU
forming dnnr toe these troabiee. Vkok's
V -0-Eal" 8lre is arpliai extenuOly
a&4 roUavae ty mbaUtiua m a vspor ana
tr elafrtin r the skin.. Foe
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A. J. SUTTON
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Are now arriving. Would
be pleased to show you the
newest thing for early Spring
wear in shoes. Also my lines
of Tailoring are now on dis
play; You can make a select-
ta
ton ol what you want and
have it come when you want
it. Yours to please.
Mark Cummings
w aawaaiw tatasat j
Z. V. 1IOSELEY, II. D.
. Physiciaa and Sargeoa :
OfBce next to Lenoir Drug Co.
Office hours: r
to 11 a. m rhones:
8 to 5 p. m. Office. 478
8 to 1p.m. Ees. rhona 113
FOR SALE-OId Tapcra. suitable for
r kindling fires these cool mornings,
be a package. Free Press. 9.i.ti
FIRST
EXI1IOITI0N
Tailoring pping...
Spring Styles in
Coat Suits and
Minery
-IN
South Window
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J. M. Stephenson
THE LADIES' STORE
Mr. Herbert Sloman representinp
Isaac Hamburger & Sons, of Balti
more, Md., wiJj be' at out store
Friday and Saturday
of Ais:weekFebrS'arfd'6th
Showing the latest styles in spring
and slimmer clothing Gome ' in
and let us show you through the
line. - '. v;--
larretf & Hartsfield
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Bargains That Are Never
Seen in Kinston Except at
The Feb. Furniture Sale.
Lux-you-ry Mattresses $11.85
$ 8.50 Iron Beds 4.95
4.00 Springs 2.95
50.00 Buffets 41.75
50.00 Parlor Suites 38.50
75.00 BeiRoom Suites 5i5.00
15 00 Library Tables 11.95
25.00 Leather Couch 15.00
Whether vou wish to buv or not we
want you to come and look at the
values we offer. ' ' . .
Oetter's Furniture Store
DR. F. FITTS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIf!TAN
Reaidwteo Phona 323. 'Qffi pfc M
' - OSTEOPATHY DEFINED '
Oateopathr ia a avatem ( x
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aeaae by scientific manipulations, tba
paxpoaa 01 naca manipulation beiu
either to edjuat aom Jeraaf emeat k
the poaition ef the tiaaues or to iacieut
or to decrease the activity oi tome organ.
It ia not a remedy lot tome particular
diacMwe, but auccWuHy treata a tat
able non-iurgical, acute a ad chronic
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DE. T. H. FAULKNER .
DENTIST ' - "
Office 180 8. McLewean St
Near Residence.
INSURANCE OF ALL
KINDS
C. OETTINGER. Manager
Kinston Insurance & Realty Co.
Telephone No. 182 - ? (Next to Postoffice)
, , IRA M. HARDY, M..D,
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to 11; 2:30 to 8
P. M.j 7 to 9 P. M.
Phones: Residence 607 Office 479.
102 West Caswell Street
f. Ear. Nan and Thraat "
Uiaauea Traatad.
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAY
Specialist in Diseases of Wo
men suid Children. 5 '
Office hour . 10 to 12. Office
105 E. Caswell Street.
Phone 118.!..
' N. J. Rouse, Edward BC Land
Kinston, N. C... Goldsboro, N.G
ROUSE & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices:
Kinston, N. C Goldsboro, N. C
Edgerton Building. ' r
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A. L. Hyatt, M. D.
' General Practice
Miller Building
DR.DAN W.PARROTT-
; DENTIST, st
Crown and Bridge Work
ni Specialty. i
OfficeoverCot Milloffice
Is the time to start your INCUBATOR for EARLY SPRING CHICKENS.
If you havent one, begin how to Investigate and see the ,-
CYPHERS SELP-REGULATTNG INCUBATOR
In four sizes 70, 144, 244 and 300-Egg (Opacity. It U the lncubator that
hatches" from 75 to 100 per cent of the fertile eggs and makes Strong,
healthy Chkks that Grow Fast Only a few minutes each day required to
hwt and regulate the machine. Puit it in your bed-room or other con
venient place and start a flock of Spring Chickena that will lay your winter
eggs next winter. , ' ; :. " . '. .
The Cyphera Incubator ia nsed by most large poultry raisers, which is
one of the best reasons why von should use one. ' '
We have Incubators from Six Dol-lar to Thirty-eight DoIlarsTin"
sizes from fifty to three hundred and ninety-egg capacity. 5 : ' . '
Brooders, Chicken Feed, Grit ShelL Charcoal. Beef Scrap. Poultry Necessities
H. E. Mdselcy Hardvare Company L
AT SKINNEITS
Vie Cater to
Ttetadie-M'
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Ice (Cream, Soda
an d Fin e
Phona 149
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