WANT ADS
1 CENT A WORD EACH IN
v- SEBTION '
MINIMUM 15 CENTS
FOR KENT ive-room cottage on
East Gordon St. Apply E. B, Wal
iu, nti-: i : 2-26-tf-Dly ;
KING HOUSE FOR RENT Twelre
rooms and kitchen. Apply to R.
B. West 2-25-t-Dly
WANTED Middle-aged white woman
to attend invalid.' ' Must livo with
family. Address A, B, C, this office.
8-3-Dly-lwk. ,
FARM FORv5ENT-3-hora farm,
. good Jbuildinga, good land 'good lo-
; 2-17-Dly&SW-ti
FARMS FOR SALE We have eev
ersl smalf farms for sale;' terms
reasonable. Becton and Douglass.
2-i7-Diy&switf J "..
. FOR SALE Dry Pine Wood, sawed
too split' In ' lengths ready, for the
cook stove. Sam Taylor, Phone 852.
1 C e 2-11-Swks-Dly
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
a "Lad'THay" Dress Form' for
your spring sewing, see Miss Penny
at The Hyatt House, on Friday, the
Fifth. !,;..-,' ',r 8-3-4t-Dlyl
NOTICE The, annual meeting of the
; Stockholder's 'of the Kinston Loan
and Rear Estate Co. will be held at its
office on Friday, March 19th, at 3
o'clock pCbuV R. C. Strong, Secy.
3-l:18-Dly.l'. ' 1 , . -
WOOD! WOOD I WOOD! WOOD!
We have Pine Wood for sale,vsaw
mill blocks or board ends, 810 per car,
slabs $1.25 per cord,' F. 0. B, Dover,
N. C. Goldsboro Lumber Co.," Dover,
RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH
OF EF.IIIETT WOOTEN
Chamber of Commerce Attests to His
Usefulness as Public Official and '
Citizen and Extends Sympathy
te Members of Family
Below are printed the resolutions
drawn up by a committee appointed
by the Chamber of Commerce to give
public testimonial to that body's re
gret at the untimely death of Emmett
R. Wooten, Lenoir county's represen
tative in the General Assembly and
Speaker of the House, and extend Hs
sympathy to the relatives of the late
prominent Kinstonian: , -,
"Be it Resolved, by the Directors of
the Chamber of Commerce, at a spe
cial meeting, held on February 27th,
1915: V-V , '-Yvv;-. :
(; ."First That we learn, with sincere
sorrow of the tragic death of our es
teemed fellow-member, Emmett R
Wooten, Lenoir county's represent
tive in the General Assembly, and
Speaker of the House in that body,
"Second. That we attest to his use
fulness as a public-spirited citizen of
Kinston, for in the interest of this
community he always gave loyal and
valued services, both as a public of
ficial and a private citizen, and we
express our unreserved gratitude for
his prompt and faithful response to
every request of this organisation
made for the uplift and advancement
of this community. ,
"Third. That we extend to his be
reaved family our deepest sympathy,
"Fourth. That a copy of these res
olutions be entered upon our minutes,
a copy published in the press of this
city, and a copy foe sent to the wife of
the deceased. ,
" ' - , J. W. GOODSON,
H. E. MOSELEY,
' 1 G. V. COWPER,
Committee,
N. c.
n t
' K i
3-1 to 6-Dly
WANTED-fYoung woman stenogra--.
pher and nffirn assistant Pleasant
work and prospect of advancement
Address in own hand-writing, giving
-references; ?StenTJgnp1ie "Wanted,"
care Free' Press, :Xinston, N." C.
8-3-Dly & SW tf ,
aucuuim al,u zu uorsea ana
' Mules,! lack',' 20 Cattle, 80 Hogs,
; 200 barrels Corn, Lot of . Hay, all
; Farm Implements, including Reaper
; and Binder, Grain Drill, Cultivators,
Wagons, Carts, Buggies, etc. Time of
sale Thursday, March?4, 1915; place,
at my home" in Dover, N. C. George
; K. West .& ' 2-26-6t-Dly-2t SW
Take train to Falling Creek Friday
morning at 10:03. We will meet you
there and take you to the Harvey
Farm. We will feed you and enter
tain you and give you a chance at
bargain. v ' , r
Children Orr
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS TORI A
A STATEMENT
For Your Convenience
, I have on hand and in stock new
Cart Bodies, 4 Good Buggies,
.Good Delivery Wagon, Push Carta,
.Wheel Barrows, Break Carta,
Trucks, 1 and horse Wagona
For Sale Cheap. ,x
au Kinas or Repairs done on
short notice.. v ,. ("
HARRELL BROTHERS,
- y Ai root or rarrous Bridge
TJie Grand Theatre
4 K -TONIGHT , ;J. . ; 5 ' ' ;
One Performance Only
MAURER SISTERS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
Comaosed of four Jrsatile youn Musicians. Repertoire includes Cor
net, Flute, Violin, Whittling, Cello Solos; violin and Flute Duets;
Humorous Readings ' . ,
AN. EVENING OF 'WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT
Reserved Seats ' 50 Cents
General Admission 25 Cents
i Ssats on 8414 ,l Gjand Ice Cream Parlor. Picture Show begins o'clock
The Grand Theatre
BIG HOUSE , BIG SHOW
Old Heidelberg tabloid
Company
Good Comedy and Chorus
Complete Change off Program Today's Matinee
- (Qiing-Way Tonight to Maurer, Sister's Orchestra)
Today--(Onc Show Tonight)
k , . "THE DERELICTS." 2 red Biopnpli feature. .
, ; 'I t "THE CAUSE OF ALL" I ted Kalem.
THURSDAT--ZUDORA." Ninth epiode.
' "ALL ACCOUNT OF THE CHEESE." 1 ted Biogr.pk.
"FABLE OF CLUB GIRLS." IndEmu,.
, - C , "THE CHOICE." I rJ Vit.gr.pK.
II ID AY THE MAN ON THE BOX.". 5 rk..
ADMISSION THIS WEEK (EXCEPT TONIGHT)
r.Tcl!--o V ' " s 10 cents
fic'.ts V 10 end 20 cents
fx
SOCIAL
And
PERSONAL
' Mrs, 3, T. Skinner is ill at her homo
on East Stmt.'' V- ;,V,'" v.- ,'''."
; a a : ..-..'.,
Mr. Thomas Harry spent yester
day in New, Be
. . .: 8
Mr. Isaac Cohen of New Bern was
in the city Tuesday . " .
,RII
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Dixon of Hook
erton were in the city yesterday.
Mr. Harry Lewis has returned from
spending a few days at Jacksonville,
..,;: a a a -'k
Mrs. George B. W, Hadley of Green
villa ia the guest of Mrs. Walter
LaRoque here.
a 'a a
Mrs. C W, Munger and daughter,
Miss Cora Munger, passed through
the city Tuesday en route from their
home in New Bern to Greensboro.
. a . '
Mr. Thomas J. Pence of Craven
county and Miss Cassia Lee" White
also of Craven, were married by Mag
istrate H. C V. Peebles in the Court
house Tuesday afternoon.
. a a a ,
Mr. Jesse Conway and Miss Eva
Harris, well-known young people of
the city, were married by Magistrate
Charles Bagby in his home on East
Grainger avenue Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Mr. Conway is employed
at the Kinston Cycle Company's shop,
and is popular with a wide circle of
acquaintances. : The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Mattie Harris, who
live ;n the eastern end of the city,
and is a very attractive young woman,
a a b .
Suffragists to Meet
Thursday.
The Kinston Equal Suffrage League
will meet Thursday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock at the home of the president;
Miss Sybil Hyatt.
a a a
Mr. Busbee Guest of
Reviewers' Club Tuesday.
Mr. Jack Busbee, the well known
artist of Raleigh, was the guest on
Tuesday of the Reviewers' Club, and
made a most interesting address on
art. Miss Hattie Parrott was the
hostess for the occasion and; each
member was privileged to invite
guest The meeting was held in the
Baraca class room of the Gordon
Street Christian church. Those en
joying the hospitality of the occasion
... v w w r i.T-
were: Miss Farrow, Mrs. b. r. &mun,
president of the club, who introduced
Mr. Busbee; Mrs. W. D. Pollock, Mrs.
R. L. Crisp, Mrs. N. J. Rouse, Mrs.
Alice Fields, Mrs. Curtis Howard,
Mrs. H. Gait Braxton, Mrs. R. W.
Wooten, Mrs. H. E. Moseley, Mrs. E.
G. Barrett, Mrs. John Weyher, Mrs.
Frank Hill, Mrs. Fred. Taylor, Mrs.
E. Y. Speed, Mrs. Arthur Copeland,
Miss Murray. Miss Smith, Miss Wet-
son, Mrs. H. A. Humble, Mrs. C. B
Woodley, Mrs. Henry Harper and
Mrs. W. T. Hines. The refreshments
were cream and cake, each plate bear
ing a pink carnation.
- , ULUAN DOUGLAS, V
1.
'I 4f
Austin, Tex., March 8. After thor
oughly condemning the lobby register
as "ridiculous," the Senate discarded
it The lower branch of the Legis
lature, however, today continues to
require representatives' of special In
terests to register their names and
the legislation for ' which they are
lobbying." ; c . , ' ;
FEW CHANGES IN
THE TIGERS' LINE-UP
FOR THIS SEASON
Detroit, Mich., March 3. Hughey
Jennings is going to stand very near
ly pat on his 1914 team. There is a
hole at second, left vacant by the col
lapse of Marty Kavanagh, the Jersey
cave man, and, good pitchers can be
used, but that will he the extent of
the Jfcgletown patching.
This was the dope handed out by
the prophets today.
Some thousands of fans who be
lieve the Tigers would have beaten
the Red Sox out of second place in
the American League raca last sea
son had Cobb been able to remain in
the game throughout the summer, are
confidently predicting a pennant lor
the Bengals in 1915. : Most of the
others believe "there's a fighting
chance." '
George Burns, who was more or
less of a sensation last year, undoubt
edly will be seen at first base again
this season, Donie Bush will be at
short, and George Moriarity, the vet
eran, who had one of his best seasons
last year, at third. Cobb, Crawford
and Veach will continue at their out
post stations unless Jacobson, the
Mobile swatster, succeeds in sup
planting Veach in left field, in which
case the best outfield in baseball will
be bettered. Strange again will be
the first string catcher, with "Red"
McKee and Del Baker continuing as
first lieutenants in the mask and
. shin-guards departmen t 1
Leading Lady, Bijou Stock Com
pany, which opens a week's engage
meat at the Grand Monday. The
opening bill will be "Tempest and
Sunahine.' . '-
CUE! "CUE! BARBECUE! The
good old-fashioned kind. The fa
mous "Harvey". Kind. Served free
to all who attend the sale of the Thos.
Harvey Farm, Friday, March 6th, at
10:30 a. ra. ,
Today's Ccttca Market
New York, March 3. Today's fu
tures quotations were: Open Close
March .. .... 8.S4 . 8.44
m
May ,.V..;.....88 8.69
July ......... .8.79 - 8.93
October , .9.08 9.19
December .9.28 9.39
Today'a Local Sales:
About 10 bales at. 7 1-2 cents. -
There ia no better land in Lenoir
county than that on the Thomas Har
vey Farm. For sale at auction Fri
day, March 6th, 10:30 a. m, by Bur
ton Bros. Realty Co. ,
Children Cry v
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA3T.ORIA
THIS AND FIVE CENTS1
DONT MISS THISI Cut out this
slip, enclose five .cents to Foley &
Co.,, Chicago, 111., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and 'Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup, Foley
Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. For sale by J. E, Hood &
Co. Adv. "
4SM
K ..-ST
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The Chewiest
Chewing Gum
ever Chewed
Chew
'III'
ff
f
"Bobs"
Carefully Treat
Children s Colds
Kesleot of children's oolds often lays the
foundation of serious lung trouble. On
the other hand. It ia harmful to continu
ally dose delicate little stomachs with in. '
ternal medicines or to aeep toe enuuren
always' indoors. .
. Plenty of fresh sir In the bedroom and a
good application of Vick'a "Vsp-O-Bub"
Balve over the throat and chest at the first
sien of trouble, will keep the little chaps
free from oolds without injuring their di
gestions. 25o, 60c, or f 1.00. ,
BOS. (fwwvMW mia nwe wov
VIQCSrUSSALVE
WHY SUFFER ANY
STOMACH DISTRESS
When Mi-o-na Is a Quick and Effect-
. ive Remedy. ' '
If your stomach is continually kick
ing up 4 disturbance, causing distress
after eating, . , heartburn,' coated
tongue, gas, sour taste of food, and
you feel blue, irritable and nervous,
you are suffering from indigestion
and dyspepsia. . '.."."
It's needless for you to suffer, and
now is the time to quickly stop the
distress and regulate your upset stom
ach. .
Simply get from J. E. Hood & Co.,
or any drug store, some Mi-o-na tab
letsa simple prescription that does
more than give quick and lasting re
lief. "Mi-o-na ; soothes the irritated
lining of the stomach and stimulates
the flow of the digestive juices so
that what you eat is quickly convert
ed into healthful nourishment, then
you are well and strong, and no long
er worry about trifles or have restless
nights. . " '
. . t. , i i i ,
j no noi auow maigesuon xo wrecs
yenr health and happiness, but get
some Mi-o-na tablets at onee--they
are cheap and harmless. a Iv.
: 5c the packet or two "Bobs" for a
!; ! cent at all the better stands and stores.
hearted
VV Uttle things.
theseBobsl All the
pep and the mint of the
peppermint, all the chew
of the gum with fine
white coats of candy, and
j made heart shape 'ckuse
everybody loves them so.
"Bobs" give you real flavor
OUR
MILLI
IIEf
IS
HER
E
Figure what other lands on the
Central Highway between . Kinston
and LaGrange are bringing. 1 Then
come to the sale of the Thomas Har
vey Farm Friday, March 5th, 10:30 a.
m.,' and let Burton Bros, jell, you ja
bargain,
GUY C TAYLOR
Special Representative New
y,. ;4York Life Insurance Co.
- Hookerton, N. G :
and weTare now
ready for business
New Spring Tiats
are now : hing
worn in other
larjge places-why
not in- this.- v
Prices ,!(ratc
Mrs. M. L B
RASWELL I
BEIlTDil & M O ORE
Architects.',.
Wilson, :: : II. C:
DR. T. tL FAULKNZ3
DENTIST ' 1 '
Office 180 B. IleLawean St
NearEesideBC'
Dr. O.L. WILSON :
- DerJtat .
' Office ever J. E. Hood ft Col
CP
A Tremendous Value Giving
j ,i m ej
Jewelry Sale is in Progress ,
at the Kleber Denmark Store.
Never before in the history of Kinston has such ah ;
opportunity presented itself to the people of this sec
tion to buy high grade Jewelry at such prices as this
well selected stock is being offered, for. This is no
job lot of pawn shop goods. The stock represents
a, choice selection of the latest and most up-to-date
patterns and designs in Jewelry, Glassware and every
thing that is found in a well appointed jewelry store.
EVERY ARTICLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
AT PRICES WHICH WILL SURPRISE YOU. DO NOT
WAIT UNTIL THE STOCK IS PICKED OVER. THE
BARGAINS ARE HEIIE NOW. THE PRICES HAVE
BEEN CUT TO THE QUICK AND THE FIRST CUT ,
WAS MADE WITH A VIEW TO MOVING STOCK.
If you are waiting; for further reductions or feel tjiat
a little later will be a better time to avail yourself of
this opportunity, let us advise you to CQijie'hSw
There's no time like the present and it is our sincere
iL.i uJ... 1.1. U-l U-. a.. s.
the greatest Jewelry values you have ever har
Plato Collins, Trustee
Kleber Denmark-Jeweler
Clarence Wooten is Still in Charge of , tfoHepa'