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A -aW i mtCbst All Hats and Feathers Chamberlain & Braxton WANT ADS 1 CINT A WORD XAC1 IM .,SETI01I MINDIUM15 CENTS (toe cent a worJTeach Inter tionT unless order Is accompan ied jrith caah .and insertions re to be f Wen In conaecutiye Issues of the paper. H f ,;; Consecutive Insertions Only When Accompanied,; Br Caah 1 lMerthwiv........le a S Insertions Y...i. 2c a 5 lnaertiona... ....3c a word word 7 Insertions... .....4e a word 12 lnaertiona 6c a word 26 Insertions.,... 12c a word ' ? -1, Positively No Booka Kept Where These Batea Apply. . LOST Gold Bar Pin, having date 11-11-14- on,, it, s Please return to Mrs. H. H. Grainger. " , l'-6-3t- ALL THOSQ Jfrffihlng Venlist in the Second Infantry Band, please see me immediately. Jas. G. Mehegan, Chief Musician. " l-7-2t- ' - i if r i! ' . ,1;. mi inn .11" . y.i, I' " '" l , LAND FOR SALE In 5 or 10 acre i tracta wme bargains in lots; sin gle or in block. J. A. McDaniel. ; i-7-tf FOR SALE One Upright Stieff Pi ano, in good condition. For cash or good note. Apply Dan Quinerly, :608 N. Queen St 12-21- liberal Reward will be paid for re turn of Ladies' Black Astrakhan Coat, lost Friday night between Fields and LaGrange, to Free Press office. 1-8-SW 1-6,7-Dly tiOST Sunday, between Mr. E. G. Andrews' and Mrs. Mary Wooten's, a Feather Ruche, Black. Finder . please return to Mrs. Sua Cobb. l-3t-Dly"-"':-''V '" - Feather Beds cWanted Wanted to t,uy Feather Beds and Pillows. We also make Feather Mattresses to or der. Address J. W. C, Free Press. :l-3-3t-)ly ' ; A LIBERAL REWARD will be paid r for a tent lost between J. H. Mew born &.Co.!s store and Fair Grounds on November 8th.s J. II. Mewborn.-12-27-Dly&SW-tf FOR RENT Five-horse farm ; near Falling Qreek station: Good to bacco land, good buildings Will sell is whole or in two separate farms. E. J. Becton, Stratford Hotel, Peters burg, Va.";' '- li-24-Dly&SW.-tf FOR RENT The Mrs. Pattie A. Taylor farm on Central Highway, four mrtes front Kinston. Land good All Goods Greatly Reduced 1 For Cash It will be to your interest to See Me first. Mark Cumrnirigs for cotton, corn and tobacco.. . Ont or two renters wanted. Apply W. D. Pollock, Kinston, N. C - ; 12-23-Dly ft SW-tf " NICE ROOMS for rent Mrs. Alice " Hunter. , 1-7-Dly t un balii seven-room nous on - Heritage street. Must be removed froni lot at once. See G. F, Sim mons. , l-7-3t-Dly FOR SALE Two good Mules, 7 and ' 8 years old; also 2 horses and bug gy and harness. Work anywhere; good roadsters. A bargain. ,J. A. McDaniel. 1-7-tf WE ASK our customers to please give their orders as early in the day as is convenient to them. We want to fill and deliver them to their satisfaction. And the streets are in euch condition as to make quick de livery almost impossible. For which thank you. P. A. Hooker Meat Co. ' ' , l-7-2t STOLEN From my 10-year-old son a 12-guage double-barrelled Le- ferve Shotgun, with rubber pad and small break on stock, from the train Tuesday afternoo n while nearing Kinston. ' i The name and address of the lady who saw the party will be appreciated. Suitable reward will be paid for information leading to re covery of gun. W. T. Dortch, Golds boro, N. C. 12-30-DIy&SW-tf STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.. - The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Kinston, N. C., will be held in the directors room of the bank on Tues day, January 11th. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon for the election of offi cers and such other business as may legally be transacted. . D. F. WOOTEN, Cashier. , 1-4-to 11-Dly STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. The annual meeting - of the stock holders of the Kinston Terminal Co will be held at Mr. J. F. Taylor's office near the postoffice in Kinston, N. C, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 11, 1916, at 7:30 o'clock. All stockholders are requested to attend. ' F. C. DUNN, Secy. l-l-9t4)ly ,, ', COLD WEATHER ACHES AND . PAINS v Many aches and pains, sore muscles, stiff joints and much rheumatism at tributed to cold weather have their first cause in failure of the kidneys to properly eliminate waste matter from the system. Foley Kidney Pills tone up weak and diseased kidneys, giving prompt relief from aches and pains. J. E. Hood & Co. adv NOTICE of the National Bank of Kinston. The annual meeting of the shareholders will be held at their banking house on TUESDAY, Jan uary the 11th, 1916, at half-past two o'clock p. m., for the election of offi cers and such other business as may legally 'be transacted. J. J. STEVENSON, Cashier. 12-11 to 1-10. Most Powerful and Penetrating Thtftfon Oowaai icllmet 25c 4ulcklj. OoMilnlfht fotbcipot Break. Ia( bp coipstlM tad rdadsf Um law. Rub.Gowiins evsr the throat and chest. It promptly absorb tbrouirh the akin, ro- lloTlug rapidly aore neaa, tightness or con gestion. For aale by 11 dealers. Sample and testimonials on request. "Demand Gowaos because Go wins is more peuetrAting-' TheOowaaMedicalCo Concord. N. C , DR. F. FITTS, . , Osteopath, Upstairs, Next Door to Postoffice. EXAMINATION FREE. Phones: Office 80. Retv-523 W&zti 11 Social and Personal . Mr. W. W. Morrison of Norfolk is in the city for a abort stay. Mrs. W. A. Knott has returned from Black Creek, where she spent a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bland have re turned to New Bern after a short visit here. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smith and son have returned to Charlotte after a few days' visit here. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Marshburn have gone to New Bern for a ehort stay after concluding a visit with relatives here, before returning to their home in Raleigh. Local Young Lady Honoree . .? at Party in.Mt Olive. "One of the most enjoyable of the functions marking the gay social sea son just ended was the reception to the younger set of the town given by Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wooten on a re cent night," says a newspaper report from Mt. Olive. "This was preceded by a dinner party, both affairs honor ing Mrs. Wooten's over-night guests, about, half a dozen young ladies . in cluding Miss Kathleen Copeland of Kinston. . "The reception was attended by a large number, every one of whom en tered into the holiday spirit and had a good time. Punch was served, as well as brick ice cream, Christmas cakes and bonbons. The decorations in red and white were beautiful." Biltmore Wheat Hearts. AH grocers. (adv) .- - POET, PLAYWRIGHT, BURGLAR, AUTHOR, DREAMED ROMANCE (By the United Press) San Francisco, Jan. 7. Poet, play wright, and author by day burglar by night that's how Frederick Glanz describes himself.. Upon a lot of hard-hearted editors'-he blames the combination. He didn't have the nerve to face the blue pencil, after several . rejections, but he had the nerve to turn (burglar. "I dreamed of romance," he ' said, "but none came my way. I found my manuscripts . turned down. Then something happened. Just how, can't ' explain. The poetry, the art was there, but a Frankenstein mon ster had overpowered me; I had been hotel clerk, gardener, bum; then I was a burglar. .1 hated to do it at first, but it didn't seem so bad after I'd done my 'jolt in the San Quentia 'pen ." Now he faces the prospect of another term. This is what he writes of Freedom "For Freedom's song is better sung, when prairie and moun s tain surround; "Tis a theme comes tardily from the cage, in cities, where wrongs - abound." . v IS YOUR COMB FULL OF FALLEN HAIR? , What to Do When Hair Comes Out. - Loose hairs in your comb and brush is Nature's way of waving a red flag in your face to tell you that your hair and scalp are' losing vitality and that it is time you did something for them. ' - 1 Don't disregard the warning. ; A little attention now may mean long, thick, luxuriant hair for you for years to come. A little further neglect and thin, dryj "dull, lifeless, brittle hair and finally baldness may result. , To vitalize the scalp 'til it tangles with vibrant energy to make every hear on your head healthy get a package of Parisian Sage from J. E. Hood & Co., or any good druggist in town and rub a little right into your scalp wKh the finger tips. " N Parisian Sage acta directly on the mtire cell of life- of the hair from root to tip helping healthy growth and stimulating a beautiful glossy texture and glorious luxuriance No tice how quickly your hair stops com ing out on brush and comb bow it is easier to handle and dress and how all shjgns of itching or dandruff quickly disappear. It is not expensive.- .. .. ,. . adv Children Cry rca fletc::e.ts CAS.TOHiA IN MONASTIR WITH V. MIDZOR OF POLK ST, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL By WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD. ( United Press Staff Correspondent) Monastir, Servia, Dec. 26. (By Mail). When No. 25 Polk street rat tled down in the San Francisco earth quake the newspaper plant of Slobo da was destroyed and Valdimir M id ler, the editor, was penniless. So after eleven years in California he came back to Serbia and here he ia in Monastir. t '., - There's only one interesting thin;; about Valdimir Midzor and that will come later. .Ilia talk, which I have heard this' evening in a little cafe, is full of information of an out-of-the-way sort. L . : - . "I'm a acl ool teacher now," ho said, "in a little country school. I get $20 a month and have to pay my own board. But school hasn't bean going anywhere in Serbia for mora than a year. The money was needed for, war. I had 55 pupils and I used to teach them reading, writing, arith. metic and Serbian history." "What did you 'each the girls?" "There weren't any girls. Serbian country folks think 'girls . will go wrong if they are? taught too much, so they keep them home. Our school hours were different from those in San Francisco. We began achool at nine in the morning and closed at noon. We opened, it again at three and closed at five. . We had cessions six days a week,! but the children were free on Saturday after noons. Isn't this war terrible? I re member . how the .children used to come across the fields and down the roads with theif .achool books and dinner baskets, but in all Serbia today there aren't, any children with,: school books and the schools are sleeping places for soldiers." There must be many orphans in Serbia." ' ' "God only knows how many. Ser- via has been fighting for the last 4 years, off and She started with 400,000 men. It's safe to say that 150,000 of them have been killed in battle. ' ' , The interesting thing about Mid zor is that, little as Americans know of Slavs, Midzor and many, of his brethren know a great deal about Americans. , ' . Every Fourth of July Midzor used to print his paper, Sloboda, in red. And his Fourth-of-July edition al ways carried a translation of the Am erican Declaration of Independence in full. MARKETS Hams, lb 17V4 Shoulders, bl 14 Pork 10 Lard i 14 Eggs 25 Hens, pound ',,1 10 Broilers, pound . - 12 Country butter .'.'........... SO Roosters, apiece h..... ...... 26 Hay J21.C0 Corn, bushel . 4 ........ .05 , HARD COLDS Cause Weak Lungs, Kinston Drug gists Suggests a Reliable Remedy We have a constitutional remedy for hard colds and weak lungs which we guarantee. Such letters as thu prove -its efficiency: Wickatunk, N. J.. "I suffered from weak lungs, pains in my. chest and very short; of breath. I am an agent for theC R. R. of . Now Jersey. I had a very bad cough and lost fifteen pounds in weight and my trouble In terfered with my occupation r so that I had to stop work last July. I had doctored for sometime without bene fit, but ' when I. learned of Vinol through a friend decided to try it, and soon commenced to improve. My cough has gone, the soreness from my chest disappeared, I am working again and have regained the fifteen pounds in . flesh which I lost." Victor Walden, Wickatunk, N. J. , The reason Vinol is superior to any other remedy is because it contains in deliciously palatable form the heal ing, body-building and strengthening elements of fresh cod livers, tonic iron and beef peptone the oldest and most famous tonics known to medi cine. Try it on our guarantee. J. E. Hood & Company, Kinston, N. C. atly FILM NEWS OF THE DAY "Marriage of Kitty" at Grand. The internationally famous co medienne, Fannie Ward, will be seen at the Grand theatre this evening in "The Marriage of Kitty," released on the Paramount program. The cast includes Richard Morris. Jack Dean Cleo Ridgely, Tom Forman and Mrs, Lewis McCord. "The Marriage of Kitty" Is a comedy of "modern con tinental and America life and man ners." "The Broken Coin" Dixie Saturday "The : Broken Coin" will bo the feature at the Dixie theatre Satur day. The famous serial is attracting record-breaking crowds to motion picture houses all over the country, Tonight "A Little Brother of the Rich,'' starring Hobart Bosworth, will be presented. . That five-reel spe- ial. was inadvertently advertised for Thursday night, but will be shown this evening instead. Birth of a Nation" to Be Seen In Kinston. The manager of one of the local theaters is trying to secure "The Birth of a Nation," the world's great est moving picture and a dramatiza tion of a Thomas Dixon book, for an early appearance here. Roberts Thumbprint Artist Theodore Roberts, the Lasky-Para-mount star, who is to appear in the Valettta Suralt who Make her Detut) aa a Laky-Paramount Star in. "The Immigrant," . title role of the first of Mark Twain's scries, "Pudd'nhead Wilson," has be come a thumbprint enthusiast outside of the character. He Is now making everyone around the studio contrib ute their prints to his collection. Surratt New Paramount Star. Valeska Suratt, the famous Am erican actress, made her debut dur ing the past few weeks as a Lasky Paramount star in "The Immigrant," Marion Fairfax's thrilling drama. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA LUNSFORD ABBOTT, O. O, Osteopathic Physician Upstairs, Next Door to Dixie, . . ' Phone 579-J. DR. DAN W. PARROTT DENTIST Specialty Crown and Bridge Wsrk a Office over Cot. Mill offict Dr. Albert D. Parrot Physician and Surgeon . Kinston, N. C. Office gfccJfc fllooi't Diug 'Stota N. J. Rouse, ' Edward M . Land Kinstoa, N. G Goldsboro, N. C. ROUSE & LAND ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Offices: Kinstoa, N. C Goldsboro, N. C " M-U4 Bordea Bolldiaff. Z.V.MOSELEY,M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Back of Lenoir Drug Company OSies boon -rHpHONXSi r f to ll a, m 03c, 471 I to B p. m EcsiJeace 111 ( to p. a. Mif FA . JiVr j I i ! ' f J Buy Whittall Anglo-Persian Rugo They will never go out of style the tru ly artistic never does. The patterns are ex act copies of Turkish and Persian Rugs of great value. The colorings and lustrous sheen are the same and the same wools are imported from the Far East for their man ufacture. Or we can show you other qualities of Whittall Rugs compare them grade for grade with other makes, they surpass them in actual value for the money.: No other fabrics give the lasting satisfaction that Whittall's do. .aemssammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamssBemaaa i n in i .1 Grand Theatre Today Paramount Feature Day, FANNIE WARD In ' v "THE MARRIAGE OF KITTY" FIVE REELS, A picturization.of the play of the same name by F.' De. Croisset and Fred Do Gresac "The Marriage of Kitty is a comedy of modern continental and American life and manners, which, on the legitimate stage, has been pre , senUd in all the European countries and throughout the United States. ' Also today matinee and evening the four Cummings chil dren. Songs and dances. . PRICES Matinee 5 and 10c; Evening 10 and 15c , , M . ' , I . 'l I I. I I 'I ' ' . TOMORROW It is a scream, a sure laugh for every one "FATTY'S PLUCKY PUP." A two reel Keystone comedy with Roscoe Arbuckle. Four other reels of Saturday's - special pictures. Six reels. THANK YOU We wish to thank our friends most heartily for the liberal patronage we received dur ing the year 1915, and to sincerely wish them a Pros perous and Happy New Year Lynch Jewelry Go. Bqy jtour 7bos from ls; you w get good Toofs DO NOT TAKE "ANY OLD THING" WHEN YOU BOY TOOLS. BUY OURS. WITH OUR TOOLS YOU CAN DO MORE WORK AND BETTER IWORK, WITH LESS LABOR. AND .THEY LAST LONGER. 1 WE WONT PINCH YOU ON THE PRICE, BUT GIVE YOU THE BEST MAKES AT A LOW PRICE. DON'T YOU NEED SOME GOOD TOOLS RIGHT NOW?. COME IN. D.-"V.'"BDX0N KVSrOJV,A'C
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