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Positirely No Books Kept
Where These . Bate Apply.
Ten XhousanaVXinas Tost . Card i
cent each. Hood's- Book' Store. '
12-8-6t-Dly. . t ' .'
KEW TIRM Clay Edwards and
Pres. Harper, y Kunj to see us. Har
vey Hines' old stand. " Phone 576.
, 12-1-lwk-Dly XmSW"'
STRAYED 0,R SALENS- Young
Pointer Dbg'white, brown ears and
brown spot on hack. Please notify
" farker Moody -Deep Run, N. C. r
12-6-J4jftIyi: 12-81SW? - . -
, FOR SALE-rPercheron - Colt, jt 1-2
I years old; X weight" 952 pounds.
-, Drives to buggy', or wagon." Gen
i tie and easily managed. ; D. T.'Ed
; wards. 12-7-3t-Dly 2t-SW
LOST Airedale Terrier, :, female,
lame in one hind " leg, black on
back, and tan on head and legs, short
tail, looks like a monkey. : For re
ward, return to Courtney MitchelL
, 12-2-6t Dly . ' ,
Mr. S. T. Abbott, expert engrax-
er and jewelry repairer, a native of
: Lenoir county, "which he left twenty-
. three years ago, has accepted a posi
" tion with us. Phone 125-L. . .
11-9-lmo.' llYNCH JEWELfiTf'CQ
EYES EXAMINED Glasses Fitted
i at reasonable' price by5 'two State
licensed optometrists.),,, First-class
Y Watcn and Jewelry Repairing. Mew
F born Jewelry Co.' ; TM50-7t-Dly
FOR SALE-Popcorn.-machine, 10 ft.
long, 4 ft wide, 7jft.Jrigh, 13 win
.dows. For price,"apply toE. K. Has
!sell. , ' "ftl-29-Dly-tf .
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FOR SALE Entire stock of goods
and store fixtures' of the late J. S.
Wooten, LaGrangflu Hf. .Will also
rent store for one or more years. For
further Inform fWif-ts6' P. Woot-
en, at Central Warehouse. 12-4-5t
, Many repair 'jobs which we form
erly had to send to isffl factory are
now done right here,UhiJ& insuring
promptitude in the execution of or
ders. Phone 125-L. vr ' ,,...
11-9-lraV. LYNCH JEWELRY CO.
FREE! FREE! FREEJ-$52.50 worth
. of prizes given away on December
t20, 1915. A ?30.00 Sheffield Waiter,
a. f 15.00 gold handle .smbrella, . or
$7.5 gold handle umbrella or -r the
-equivalent in optical wofk,V See our
ad, elsewhere in the' paper. ' Lynch
Jewelry Co. iTr,H-27-lmo -
NOTICE See or "call Churchill & Co.
for Feed Stuffsof any kind. ; Our
motto is "First Class Feed, v With
prompt rdeliyery.'' '., Phone.- 489.
Churchill '& Co: '- ' , 11-29-lt-Dly
-OLND-Watch fob .with ; ; silver
pendant. Has star and "er sei dein
gluckstern" on face of pendant; pic
ture inside. Owner can get same by
paying for this ad at Free Press of-
U " ' 12-6lDly-tf
fice.
DO TOUR Christmas Shopping early.
s We have a full line of jewelry, sil
verware, cut-glass, ,chinaware, etc.,
that is so full of suitable presents for
friends and loved ones. We'd be glad
to show you." Lynch Jewelry Co.
" 11-27-lmo
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WANTED To rent? 6-room house
; near business district Apply A,
are Free Press. 1-Dlyltf
FOR SALE 200.00 Charleston and
Jersey Wakefield. J. II. Fordham,
unston, N. C.
12-9-3t-DIy; 2t-3W
LOST Near Fallina; freek, brown
"d white -poir.ter'Titch. Libtrai
ardfor information or return to
' E. Eountree. ' , 12-7-D!
CHRISTMAS IS COMING Select
that Xmas gift for your friend or
loved one now, from our new stock.
We will reserve it for, you until
Christmas.- Mewborn Jewelry Ca.,
Next to Stephenson's.-' Phone 417-4
ll-30-Dly-tf :- ' ; v.;.' ' ;";
Christmas Cards, Baskets, Favors
and Stationery Gibson's Engrav
td remembrances, Hood's Book Store.
1. 12-8-Ct-Dly v'tL'' ,V?f: ';'
;' - J'"': -v'"",!-" Av;--'
An Excellent Assortment , Parisian
, Ivor yon display at J. E. IIooJ &
Co.'s, Druggists. 12-8-6t-Dly
LOST Small bUck indexed ledger,
4x6. Rubber band around it. Find
er please return to The Free Press
office. ,; : ' : 12-9-Dly
All the New Designs la Christmas
. Cards,' Booklets, Folders, Tags,
Seals, and Calendars, at Marstdn's.
" 12-l12t-Dly & SW
Social and Personal
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"SEPTEMBER MORN"
AS BIG PRODUCTION
AS CLAIMED TO BE
JOB WANTED By , stenographer
and bookkeeper . of several years'
experience. ; A-l ; references. No
booze or tobacco. Address Box 506,
Kiiiston, N.'.C.,-1 12-8-2t-Dly
A PLATE and 50 or 100 ENGRAVED
BOARDS "would make a very appro
priate Christmas present tor anyone.
Well be glad to show you samples
and take your order. Call at The
Free Press office. l2-9-Dly-tf,v
Our Big Stock of Christmas and Hol
iday Goods are ' being - displayed
now, and we want all of our .friends
to come in and see the new goods. E.
B. Marston Drug Co. , ; '1240-2t-Dly
NOTICE TO TOBACCO FARMERS.
V Thei Tobacco Sales on the Kinstbn
Market will close on Wednesday, De
cember 22nd, for -Christmas, begin
ning again Tuesday, January 4th..
: By order of the Sales Committee" ,
E.: Y. 'SPEED, Secretary,
Kinston Tobacco Board of Trade.
12-9, 11, 14. SW-12-11, 15 .
! Mr., J. M. Hines of Greenville' was
here yetterday.
,v Miss Leah Oettinger has returned
from a visit in Raleigh
, Mr. Frtd. Mitchell of New Bern
was a visitor in the city' Thursday,
. .
Miss Clara Oettinger of Greens
boro is the guest of relatives, here.
Mrs. R. Lw Turnage has returned
to Ayden after a visit with" relatives
here. . .
Messrs. J. II. Buck and W. M.
Kittrell of - Ayden were Kinston' vis-!
itors yesterday. . ;
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Mr,' and Mrs, Clarence Oettinger
arc back from . Raleigh, where they
spent." yesterday. ' ' . f
Mrs. , G, ' D." Hawks has returned
iMss Evie Morton and -Miss Sue
Parker of ' Hookerton are' spending
the week-end in the city Visiting Miss
Marie Sutton. ., .- v
Welcome to Ouri City. ;
. Mr. and Mrs Forrest Smith are
proui -cf "ft 10-pound girl, and Mr.
and Mrs.'Alpheus Faulkner of a boy
about the same Weight. Mrs. Smith,
Miss Smith, Mrs. Faulkner and Mas
ter Faulkner are all doing very well.
r rTHE IGHTING HOPE."
The feature of tonight's, bill at
the Grand Theater will be "The
Fighting Hope,", a 5-veei Paromount
special . starring - Laura ' Hope Crews.
The subject Is one of thebest offered
in a month, the management claims.
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fn'TRirUNC; FIRE. TODAY.
.'The Fire Department. was called at
1:!)0 this afternoon to a dwelling on
PUlroad street, in East Kinston, . oi-
from Wilmington. Visiting here mni cupied. by a tilorea' family, a spark
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Mrs. Frank Hawks and child of W1I-
raington. - -
: Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Love and chil
dren have gone to Chatham county
for a visit after spending some time
with friends here, "
Misses Jennie Boney, Sue Huasey
and Mina" Mclnt'yre and -Mr. Art.
Bryant of Wallace are guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Boney.
Mrs.. J. , B. Leonard has returned
from a short stay in Greenville. I
,
Mr. and Mrs. George Meacham are
in Fayetteville, where they will visit
until January ' 1, , .
Ohildren orr v
. , FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR 3 A
New Treatment for Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh find Head Colds
yick't "Vap-O-Ruh", Salvo Relieves Jy
Inhawbon and Abtorption.
. '". Ha Posing.
No need to take internal medicines or
habit forming drags for these troubles.
"When Vick's " Vop-O-Rnb" Pal ve is applied
to the heat of the body1, soothing, medi
cated vapors are released that are inhaled
all nightlong through the air passages to
MCIFS
the lunirs. In addition, vick's is absorbea
through the skin, relieving the tightness
Mid soreness. ' ' ' '
Vick's can be applied over the throat and
chest and covered with a warm flannel
cloth or a little put-op the nostrils or
melt a little in a spoon and inhale the va
pors arising. ' Also for Asthma and Hay
Fever, rub Vick's well over the spinal col
umn to relax the nervous tension. 25c,
50c, or $1.00.
. rm run. wif L W m . M mm . mm m mm m
having ignited the roof. It was not
i ccjssery to U3 water. '. The damage
v.ms practically nothing.
IMPORTANT SERVICE
BEARING ON SUNDAY
CHURCH DEDICATION
The finishing .touches .are- being
put on the program -. for Sunday's
dedicatory services! 'and on the inte
rior of the edifice in preparing for the
big day to be celebrated by the Gor
don Street Christian congregation
Sunday, ' '
Tonight the congregation, which is
observing a week of prayer" and
praise preliminary to the formal ded
ication of the handsome new. church,
will hold an important service in
which all hands are expected to par
ticipate by reading Bible verses on
the subjects of faith, giving and
prayer. i
The special train which will bring
many members of the, denomination
from Greenville for Sunday's cele
bration will leave, , that town at 9 :30
m. The Greenville folks will at-
L tend at least two of the three services
to be held before making their de
parture. . i '
Popular Shoes
at Popular Prices
If you could spread all the better
grade men's shoes in Christendom
on a table before you, you would
unhesitatingly choose for your
own wear
"Those totally
r different
if:
LP
Wearmorew
Shoes for Men
at $3.50 $4. and $5.
vBecause at their extreme moderate
prices, the nationally famous dP"Wear
more" Shoes are far and away the leaders
in Style, Comfort, and Durability. .'
' Why not let us show you your pair ? . V
f tAN EXCLUSIVE t3Zp FEATURE: '
We would like to demonstrate to you the many advantages to be
derived from the famous ffcJj Ptente1 Arch Supporting Insole.'
No bulky inside appliance, but a light-weight, out-of-the-way device
that holds the foot firmly, yet without discomfort, in it proper position.
- To those inclined toward (tat-footedness it is
A REVELATION OF COMFORT ; '
A. J. Sutton,
Kinston, N. C;
, j ( DANCING CLASS. .
: Mr. Calkins will start a class for
correct instruction . in all modern
dances in the Armory Hall, over the
postoffice, Monday, night, at 8:30.V .
12-10-2t 1
C ASTORIA
For Infants and CSilIdrea
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always beau
tha,
Signatoro of
COUGHS AND COLDS ARE
DANGEROUS. ' ; f.
Few of us realize the danger of
coughs and colds. '.We consider them
common and harmless ailments. How
ever statistics tell us every third per
son dies of a lung ailment. Dan
gerous Bronchial and Lung diseases
follow a neglected cold. As your body
struggles against cold germs, no bet
ter aid can.be had than Dr. King's
New Discovery, Its merit has been
tested by old and young. . In use over
45 years. Get a bottle today. Avoid
the risk of serious lung ailments.
Druggists. V . . adv
"September Morn" is more than a
play, . It is an extravaganza, a riot--of
fun, song and handsome wo
men. The production, probably the
biggest of this season here, drew a
full house to the Grand Theater oh
Thursduy night.
From the time the curtain first
went up until the singing of "Sep
tember Morn," by the ensemble at the
finale the whole affair was just a se
ries of climaxes ludicrous, side
splitting climaxes. . There -were a
score of girls, almost all good-looking,
and dressed to "kill." There
were Choppers," artists' models, and
(he. like. The men were almost half
as-numerous, and included a quintet
with excellent voices. The' music on
the whole, was fine! The dancing
vas all clever. Airy, fairy-likd Jo
Taylor, who wore clothes just as they
nre worn in Paris, and her hair in
v he same late fashions as are all the
.to there, seemed to walk on the air.
At one time In the height of the ex
citement the fascinating, Miss Jo, as
"Argentina," mounted to the top of
he stage loft swinging from the
curtain. ' 1
Tho, comedy in the show is all of
he best sort The chief entertainer
:n this line literally tried himself
for the benefit of the appreciative
audience Thursday night. v
'September Morn" hasn't a plot
There is a connection between the
acts that somehow carries the thing
along to a satisfying close. For two
minutes in the last act, "September
Mom" in the flesh, is shown against
an . illuminated background . of rip
pling silk sea a pretty picture on
a darkened stage. 1
The show, for the edification of
those who did not see it, was exactly
os clean and modest as it should be,
or rould be, based on the frivolities
of big city life. . , s .
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HELP YOUR LIVER IT PAYS
: When your liver-' gets torpid and
your stomach acts - queer, take Dr,
King's New Life Pills and you will
find yourself feeling better. They
purify the blood, give you freedom
from constipation, biliousness.
dizziness, and indigestion. You feel
fine just like you want to feel. Clear
the complexion, too., 25c at drug
gists. "
COUGHED NIGHT AND DAY.
GIRLS DO YOU KNOW
WHY YOUR HAIR
IS UGLY? C ,''-, -
It is astonishing how much good
looking hair docs toward producing a
youthful appearance, and still more
astonishing to realize how much the
attractiveness of the hair is affected
by the care we give it -'
Loving care and frequent attention
are as necessary to keep a woman's
hair beautiful and luxuriant as is the
tooth brush to keep teeth from decay.
Every woman who values the beau
ty of her hair as she ought to do
should make it a never broken habit
td; frequently apply a little Parisian
Sage, rubbing it briskly into her acalp
with the finger tips. ,
Parisian Sage is Nature's modern
handmaid to beautiful feminine hair.
It is simple, harmless compound of
wholesome, nutritious ingredients
that make an ideal lotion for nour
ishing both hair and scalp. It feeds
and builds up the delicate hair and
scalp structures,-, making the nair j
soft, lustrous brilliant and easy to !
dress and arrange. - J. E. Hood & Co. J
and many other of our best druggists j
ac'II Parisian Sage and gladly ecom-;
mend iU use. .. t ;: adc j
How This Little Orphan Boy Was
'. Cured. - .
We want the people of Kinston to
know that all letters like the follow
ing are truthful nnd genuine:
Towanda, Pa.: "I took a little or
phan boy to live with me, and last
'Christmas he contracted a hard cold
which developed Into bronchitis. He
was very ill and a bad cough set. ui.
so that he coughed night an j day.
After trying everything, ." nothing
along in February I gt a bottle of
Vlnol. J After using half the bottle
seemed , to do him any good, until
his cough began to improve, and two
bottles entirely cured his bronchitis,
and he gained in weight so that he
doesn't look like the same child." Har
ry A. Stephenson, Towanda, Pa.
The reason that cough syrups fail
in such cases is because they are
palliative only, while .Vinol removes
the cause, being a constitutional rem
edy in which are combined the heal
ing elements of fresh cods' livers, to
gether with tonic iron ami beef pep
tone. It strengthens and revitalizes
the entire system and assists nature
to expel the disease. J. E. Hood &
Co., druggists, Kinston. ' ,
Most Powerful and Penetrating
25c
Thmfen Qowaai nllme
quickly. Cm tlraittt
to tk tft.- Brwk.
lD(StttMaa4
rataciafCritonr.
Enb,Oowm ever
tbe tbroal and coast.
It promptly abaorM
through the akin, re
Ubt1u rmDldlT aora-
aeet, tlghtBeai or aoB
leitton. For aal ty
11 daaJan. Sanola and
testimoalal on requert.
"Dmuld GowaM bvcftaaa
The Oowaa Medical C,
: Concord, N. C.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS
We . all believe in preparedness
to some extent Your crops are all
housed. Get ready for another
"year. 1 Look over your-carta, wa
, gona, buggies andw implements of
all kinds, and send any or all of
them 'Jo' ARCH HARRELL. - He
can fix them. ,"
HARRELL BROS.
REPAIR SHOP,
At Foot of Parrotfs Bridge.
Two
Weeks
From
Tonight
And then the Bells Will Ring '
Glorious Bells! , ; ' 4
How the Christmas spirit fills us with'
lovo and joy." Do not put off the prepara-L
tior. Now is the time and this is the place, v v
for in this big and better stock there' are
gifts- useful and good for everyone. All (
purchases held and delivered as you' desire'. ; .
Grand Theatre Today
' Paramount Five Reel Feature
Laura Hope Crews, ,
IN
The Fighting Hope"
Matinee 3:30. Evening 7:00, Sand 10c.
FREE!
FREE!
FREE
' With each and every One Dollars' worth of 1 goods purchased at our
Store for Cash, or paid on old accounts, entitles you to one Free Ticket.
First; The one holding the largest number' gets a $30.00 Sheffield Waiter
or $30.00 worth of Optical work. ' " '
Second: The one holding second largest number gets a $15.00 Cold
Handle Umbrella or $15.00 worth of Optical work. t
Third: The one holding the lucky, number gets a $7.50 Silver Handle
Umbrella, or $7.50 worth of Optical work. Thia-offer starts Wednesday,:
November 10th, 1915, expires December 26th, 1915.
Save coupon, sign, and return not later than December 26th, 1915.
, Lynch Jewelry Company
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Special Notice!!
Just Received
Thf prettiest low heel shoes ever seen
in jxinston, in Rubber sole, Ivory sole
and Leather sole, in Cloth and Leath
er tops. All sizes and widths. Come
let us show them to you. Fur tops;
for shoes $1.00 a pair. All colors'.
Mark Cum mingaS
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IF YOU'RE TROUBLED WITH THAT PROBLEM.
"WHAT SHALL I GIVE," COME STRAIGHT TO
OUR STORE AND SEE HOW QUICKLY IT WILL BE
SOLVED.
OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT GOODS ARE SENSI
BLE, "USEFUL" THINGS.
YOUR CHRISTMAS MONEY GOES A LONG
WAY IN OUR STORE. - ;
. , COME IN NOW. "