TIIE KINSTON FREE PRESS
WANT ADS
1 CENT A WORD EACH IN-
SECTION
MINIMUM 15 CENTS
R ANTED Experienced Milliner and
Saleslady. No others need apply,
Eli Nachamson. 2-16-3 t-Dly
f OR RENT Three or four rooma at
206 East Peyton avenue. Apply to
Mrs. N. A. Holland. J , 1-23-Dly-tf
FOR SALE House and lot, opposite
Knitting Mill, No. 426 Caswell St
Call at or phone Lenoir Pressing
dub. 2-17-3t-Dly
FARM FOR BENT 2-horse farm.
good buildings, good land, good Io-
cation. Becton ana Douglass.
2-17-Dly&SW-tf - v V ' ,
FARMS FOB SALE We have w
eral small farms for sale;' terms
reasonable. IBenton arid' Douglass.
2-17-Dly&SWltf v.7
LOST Sunday, between Mrs. Bar
wick's and Christian church, Ma
sonic Emblem, with date on reverse
sHe, May 27, 1887. Finder return
to this office for reward. 2-15-Dlytf
Anvone desiring a "Lady May" Dress
Form for thetr spring sewing, write
Miss Lula Penny, Wilson, N. C, and
when she visits your town she will
call you up. 2-17-2t-Dly
100 New Popular Copyright Fiction,
just received; only 60c. Formerly
S1.25 and $1.35 each. Get the book
you want before they have been pick
ed over. J E, ' Hood & Co, Book
Store. 2-13, 17, 20-3t
WILL PAY REWARD OF FIFTEEN
Dollars for the return of my piano
post sign and the conviction of the
person who took" it away from the
tenoir Drug Company corner, Sun
day or Monday last Forrest Smith.
2-17-3t-Dly
HAVE YOtf 1LAND FOR SALE?
We subdivide i land into town lots,
or large farms into small tracts and
sell at auction. If you want to con
vert your property into cash and in
terest bearing notes, write or wire
us. Southern Realty and Auction Co.,
E. M. Andrews Manager, Greensboro,
N. C. r 2-3-tf-Dly
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NOTICE OF ENTRY
State of North Carolina
Lenoir County. " '
To C. W. Pridgen, Entry Taker,
for Lenoir County.
The undersigned, L, B. Humphrey,
of the County of Craven, and J. H.
Huggins of the County of Jones, and
State of North Carolina, have enter
ed and laid claim to the following de
scribed piece or parcel of land in
South West Township, Lenoir County,
North Carolina, the same being vac
ant and unappropriated land and sub
ject to entry, Vi? ;
Bounded on .the North by the lands
of M. C. Stroud, on the North East
by the lands of Thomas Sutton, on
, the South East by the lands of A. F.
Becton, on the South "by the lands of
Freeman Civils, and on the West by
I the lands of Samuel Loftln, Dec'd and
W. B. Becton. Containing by esti
mation Two Hundred Acres more or
'.less. ' ;.
' -. ' L. B. HUMPHREY
Entered this 29th day of January,
1915.
J. H. HUGGINS
GUY C TAYLOR
Special Representative New
York Life lnsurance Co.
Hookerton, N. C.
JONES THINKS DAY OF
THE BATTLESHIP PAST
Too Vulnerable to Submarine At
tacks, 8aye "Little Navy" Leader
Who, : However, Won't Protest
New Construction for Sake
of Board's Policy
(By the United Prese)
Washington, Feb. 17 -"Not a single
battleship should be built by this
country this year," declared Senator
Jones, of Washington, in discussing
the naval appropriation bitt "I will
not make any fight to prevent one or
two battleships being built for sever
al reasons. , The most important is
that the Naval Board seems to wish
to keep up a certain program and I
have no wish to interfere with that
But as to the catual value of battle
ships, I do not believe that the con
struction of one, two, three or four
battleships this year would add ma
terially to the strength of the power
of resistance of the United States.
"This great war now raging in Eu
rope, and for that matter all over the
world, has demonstrated one thing
very clearly, and that is that a lit
tle submarine, costing perhaps two or
three hundred thousand dollars and
carrying less than one hundred men,
can with comparatively immunity
sink a big dreadnaught of the enemy
that cost $15,000,000 and carries a 1
crew of about 1,000 men. When
struck by the torpedo from the sub
marine, incidentally, the big boat be-1
comes a mere deathtrap for her large
crew, including the scores of officers
which the government owning the
dreadnaught had spent so much money
to educate and train."
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SOCIAL
' And
PERSONAL
Colds Relieved
Without Dosing
i ii ,.
If yon have tried "Internal'' medicines
Without success, we want yon to try the
"External" treatment Tick's "Vap-O-Eub"
Salve. Apply hot wet towels over
the throat and chest to open the pores, then
rub Vick's in well and cover with a warm
flannel cloth. - The body warmth releases
healing vapors that are Inhaled with each
breath, and. in addition. Vick's Is absorbed
through the pores. 25c, 60c, or $1.00.
22 VNWNE PtA.3 THtS TRADE MARK
VAporjjB"
VICK'S pSkS SALVE
City Inspector J. F, Foley spent
yesterday In New Bern.
Baa
Mr. R. B. Blalock of New Bern was
a business visitor In the' city last
night
Mr. Zeb. Barker of . Trenton
spending a few days with friends
here. '
BBS
Mrs. B. G. Taylor and little daugh
ter, Kathleen, of Ayden, are visiting
mends here.
a a a
fir. j. u. lurus and wire, nee
Miss Kathleen Kilpatrick, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mewborn.
I a a a
Miss Bessie Braxton is at home af
ter a stay of several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Strowd, in Chapel
inn.
a a a
Mrs. W. M. Creecy and children of
Wilmington, are guests in the homo
of Mrs. Creecy's brother, Mr. Charles
Bagby.
1 a a a
Young People of Christian Church
to Meet Friday Night ,
I The young people of the Gordon
Street Christian church will hold
meeting in the social rooms of the
church Friday night The occasion
' will be largely devoted to the social
welfare and general work of the
' young people. All the young people
of the congregation, their friends and
any other members of the church or
other young people's societies or
those interested, are cordially invit
ed to be present
A WAY OUT
A Resident of Kinston Shows the
Way.-
There's one effective way to relieve
kidney backache.
Liniment and plasters may relieve
it;
But they seldom reach the cause,
Backache is cause to suspect the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for disor
dered kidneys.
Kinston people back them up.
Read a case of it.
Mrs. I. S. Andrews, 513 Heritage
St, Kinston, says: "About a year ago
had kidney complaint My back
ached and pained all the time and in
the morning I was so sore and lame
that I could hardly stoop over. I
tired very easily and it was an effort
for me to do my housework. I al
so had headaches and spells of dizzi
ness and my sight was blurred.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me from
the first and I continued using them
until I was cured of all symptoms of
kidney troubles."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Andrews had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. adv
FOR RENT Garage on West Gor
don street j Apply to J. F. Taylor.
DOVER VICTORIOUS
OVER COMMODORES.
The Commodores, the local basket
ball quintet fell victims to the strong
Dover amateurs in Knott's warehouse
Tuesday night. The score was 18 to
13, and the game was well played
throughout The Dover teafn had
twice before played the locals and
each time been defeated, and conH
dently announced a day or two ago
that they would reverse matters this
week. The Commodores are slated
for a game with New Bern later la
$200 WORTH OF TICKETS
' FOR FESTIVAL SOLD.
Over $200 worth of tickets to the
Midwinter Chautauqua, to be held
under the auspices of the Booster
Club, in tht! Grand Theater on the
last three days of neat week, have
been sold. There will be but slight
chance to secure season tickets and
have seats reserved if prospective
purchasers wait much longer. They
can be had by 'phoning J. E. Hood
& Co. The proceeds will go to a
school children's benefit . An educa
tional rally is expected to be put
on Friday or Saturday by the school
children.
YOUTH CAUGHT IN BELT,
WHIRLED TO HIS DEATH.
Winston-Salem, Feb. 16. Oscar
Spaugh, aged 17 years, was suddenly
killed about six miles from here this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, yhen he was
caught by a belt which he was trying
to put on the fly-wheel of a saw-mill
engine, wnen ne was caugnt ana
carried around the first time he
struck the belt running the governor
and knocked it off. The governor
did not shut off the steam entirely
and the unloaded engine ran at a ter
rific speed, carrying the young man
around the fly wheel for about fif
teen minutes before it was stopped.
BaGIUM'S CAPITAL
NOW IS IN SUBURB
OF CITY OF HAYRE
By William G. Shepherd
(United Presa Staff Correspondent)
Havre, France, Feb. 2. (By mail to
New York) Squeezed ino a 11 Uo
suburb, known as Nice-Havrais, is the
Belgian government In the house
once occupied by a. rich German ship
per, the lielgian war department car
ries cn its busy affairs. In another
mansion deserted by a German, the
forti effice holds sway and on the
second floor cf long line of store
buildings moat of the other depart
mentvtave their temporary offices.
France has timed over It is liuU
sot to Belgium. Nice-Havrvs Is not
Fivuch soil but Belgian, and it will
remain so by the promise ct i'rnncc
until the king of Belgium riiies again
into .H -usui's. '
It is the Belgian postofflce that is
the most interesting spot in this lit
tle Belgium. The French postmaster
moved out, bag and baggage, when
the Belgians came, and the Belgian
department of posts and telegraphs
took it over. The telegraph business
amounts to a little, but in the matter
of posts this little office probably
holds the world's record for its size.
It is a paradise for postage stamp
collectors They besiege the pktce,
from the opening to the closing hour.
They come from all parts of the coun
tries Of the allies. Some of them live
at a nearby hotel and day after day
they repair to the little postofflce and
buy stamps of all denominations which
they affix to postal cards and thrust
into the letter slots.
It strikes an onlooker especially
one who is not a victim of the post
age stamp erase as a gruesome bus
iness, this matter of making the Bel
gian ill wind blow well for thenv
selves, but this as a thought appears
to have struck neither the postage
stamp collectors themselves nor the
pretty Belgian girl and the good
looking Belgian fellow, with the brown
mustache, who preside at the stamp
window. They have batches of stampg
including one of every domination
ready for any person who comes up
and says, "Give me all of them."
THIS WOMAN WAS
VERY UNHAPPY,
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99
5c the packet or two "Bobs" for a
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-"Bobs." The
new candy-covered
chewing gum. Heart-
shaped, with the finest
flavor of fresh pepper
mint you ever tasted
and it's wholesome gum
you chew.
Get "BobsoianyDcalcp
jj ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified a
administrator of the estate of Wind
sor DaiL deceased, late of ta. County '
of Jones and Stat of North Carolina,'
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said do
ceased to exhibit them to him, at his
residence in aaid County of Jones, ofv
or before the 28th day of January,
1918, or this notice will be pleaded ir
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will pleas, make ,
immediate payment. ,
This the 23rd day of January, 1916.
W. I DAIL,
Administrator of Windsor PaD de
ceased. ; .
W. D. POLLOCK, Attorney for Ad-.
ministrator.
Plies Cared la t. 14 Days
Your draft! will fund B0M7 If TAZQ
OINTMENT fails to tun aar mm a Itcklna.
Blind. Blatdinf or Protruding Pik la St 14 day.
Tk first v plication fit u u4 Sk i0
Last Call
-For-
Expensive,
Cheap and
all kinds of
New and Up-to-DateLine
of Shirt ,
waists.
Mrs. M. L Brasv.ell
Physically and Mentally Worn Out-
Tells How Nervous and Crying
Spells Were Ended by VinoL
Monmouth, 111.: "I w a weak,
wornout and nervous. "T had no ap
petite, and was getting so thin and
discouraged, one day I just broke
down and cried when a friend came
in and asked me what was the mat
ter. I told of my condition and how
nothing I took seemed to do me any
good. Vinol was suggested. I got
bottle and before it was half gone
I could eat and sleep well. I con
tinued its use and now my friends
say I look ten years younger, and I
am well, healthy and strong. I wish
could induce every tired-out, worn-
out, nervous woman to take Vinol."
Mrs. Harriet Gale, Monmouth, 111.
There are many over-worked, tired-
out, care-worn, nervous women in
this vicinity who need the strength
ening, tissue building, ana vitalizing
effects of Vinol, our delicious cod liv
er and iron tonic, and so sure are we
that it will build them up and make
them strong that we offer to return
their money if it fails to benefit.
Vinol is a delicious preparation of
the extract of cod liver oil and pepto
nate of iron and contains no oil.
J. E. Hood & Co., Druggists, Kin
ston, N. C, and at leading drug
stores everywhere. , adv
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Biggest Jewelry
Opportunity Kinston
Has Ever Known
Kit
GRAND THEATRE
BIG HOUSE
BIG SHOW
TODAY
World Film Feature in Five Reels
"Whien Broadway was a Trail"
Elliot & Elliot- Southern Rosebuds
Change of Bill Daily-
Thursday-Third Installment of
' "ZUDORA" .
4UncIe Crusty V-ErJiwn-r Reel.
"The Wife's Stratagem"-Biograph-l Reel
"Fable Proving that Spongers are Found in
Drag stores"-Es8anay.
Matin8esr!:dfly
Evenings v',7..
Sand 10 Cents
10 and 20 Cents
MARKETS
TODAY'S
QUOTATIONS
PRODUCE
the
WMeaala Prices Reported by
Ktestoa Peaaat Company
Wmk UH
Urd 1
Potatoes, sweet .. 0
Eggs 80
Country butter 80
Hens, pound ......... . ..... 10
Broilers, po-id- 12H
Boosters, spiec ............ 25
Oonit bushel . . ................ 84
Today's Cotton Market
New York, Feb. 17. Today's cot
ton futures quotations were: ,
., - Open Close
March
May . .
July .
October .
December
.8.45
.8.72
.SJ90
.9.14
.......... 8
8.40
8.64
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' FOR FLETCHER'S
CASIORIA
All Modern Society
Dances Taught
BY
Prof. Wm. S. and
Mable Rackley
OPENING IN
LOFTIN'S OPERA HOUSE
Thursday Night,
8 O'clock
Prof. Rickley and Mm. Rackley will leach
the ONE STEP, HESITATION and FOX
TROT.; '
In cIm teaont, three b the One Step,
three in the Hentatioo sad two in the Fox
Trot for $5.00 or other one of the dance
in clan lenoni fat $3.00.
All three duces m eight private levoat for
$10.00 or three private imam m eithei dance
for $5.00. ' , ' . .
Any other informatioa denired can be had
from Prof.' Rackley. Mrs. Rackley or Gen.
eral Manager, D. R. Sim.
Carry own orchestra from Norfolk, form
erly Chest Club Orchertrs.
A.L.Hyatt,M:D.
f t .. t General Practice
Millet Building
Trustee Sale of Rleber Denmark's
Stock Now In Progress
Every article in the store is marked in plain
figures at and below cost, and must be sold.
Nothing Reserved-All
Must Go-Regardless
Creditors Must Be Satisfied
:
An opportunity to buy Silver and Glassware,
Watches, Jewels, Rings and Jewelry of all sorts,
which has made the stock of this house replete.;
You may, not need Jewelry now, but it will pay
you to lay by in store for the future, : :
Gome - See - Buy
Plato Collins; Trustee
Kleber Denmark-Jeweler
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