THE KINSTON FREE PRESS
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DR. JAS. W. POWELL,
DENTIST,
Specialist Pyorrhea.
Crown and Bridge Worl
Fire Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 595.
Dr. Albert D.Parrott
Phytidan and Surgeon
KMon, N. C.
Offict !Bock fHooft Dtng Slott
N. J. Rous Edward BL Land
Kin ton, N. C Goldsboro, N. C.
ROUSE & LAND,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
, Office:
Kinston, N. C Goldsboro, N. C.
393-394 Borden Building
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Keep Them Clean and Healthy ,
Prevent Hog Cholera
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Children's
Gingham
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And Boy's Wash
Suits. .
Price 25 to 98c
Splendid Patterns and Good
Material
Quilt Padding
Clean and Whiite
GHAS. A. WATERS
The Telephone Store
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
Every
Courtesy
Is extended to the patrons of
this bank, and we try to give
attention to the interest and wel
fare of those who consult us
about their business affairs. All
matters are strictly confidential.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS
BANK
Meeting of Mattons.
St. John's Lolce No. 4, A. F. and
A. M., will hold an important com
munication at 8 p. m.
Marriage Licenses.
Since last reported: To Julian
Everett and RoAabcH Oliver, a white
couple of Kinston, and Curl Harper
and Rachel Bynum, a colored couple
of Lenoir county.
Two Thousand Voters in Kington
Names added to the books durin
ftie registration cloned in the county
(Saturday night brought the total
for Kington precincts up to about
1,100 for Precinct No. 2 and about
900 for No. 1, a total of about 2,000
In the township.
EmpwfaMet ea ?. heas nrore thai
ay dilution ol Knee Dtp No. I
wif ktU Vfeulea Hee Cholera
Vina ia leasee hr eontact.
th. JiiiiiFi ot Hi sod
ol Ho CbaW. km
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DENTIST
Office Over J. E. Hood & CoW
Store
Edwin Clapp Shoes For Men
Highest Quality and Exclusive Styles
In all lengths and widths.
cA complete line of Men's
White and Palm Beach
Oxfords all grades. : :
Mark Cummings
To Preach in Norfolk.
Rev. A. H. Butler of the Pentecos
tal Holiness church of Kinaton will
begin a scries of tent meetings
Portsmouth, Va., this week, accord
injr to Sunday's Norfolk Virginian
Pilot. He will be assisted by local
ministers.
Put Him Down for Wrong Job.
Albert Brown, Progressive and
well-known Kinstonian, was nomi
nated by a joint convention of th
G. O. P. and Moosers here Thursday
for the office of Representative
the Legislature, instead of for She
riff, as was erroneously stated in Th
Free Press Friday.
Woodmen Meet Tuesday Night.
Hollywood Camp, 40, W. O. W., will
meet tomorrow, Tuesday, night
There are several candidates for in
troduction and final arrangements
for unveiling a monument to Sover
eign Laurie Skinner, at Sharon
church, next Sunday, the 28th, are to
be made. The degree team is request
ed to be present in uniform.
Orphanage Doing Big Work.
The Oxford Orphanage (Masonic
now cares for very small children as
well as larger ones. There are now
about 375 in the institution of &
ages. It cannot fail to warm the
heart, broaden the sympathies, en
large the life to see, hear and help
these little ones. The singing class
cf the orphanage will give a concei
here Tuesday night.
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IN
OXFORD SKIRT STRIPES
Blue, Black, Pink and Green,
at 25c per yd.
Also White Stripes Gaberdine
at 25c and 50c
John E. Cameron Big Man in
Shriners.
In a special edition Saturday ev
ening the Raleigh Times carried
among many other photos, a hand
some likeness of a handsome Lenoir
county man, Mr. J. E. Cameron, one
of the State officers of the Shriners
who are to hold a glorious, gaudy
get-together in the 'Capital City this
week.
EVANGELIST NOW IN
REVIVAL CAMPAIG
T. W. Mewborn & Co.
(Continued from page 1)
Live Up to Professions, Pleads.
The burden of his discourses " so
far has been a plea that church
members consciously "locate" them
selves and Steadfastly live up to the!
own professions. Mr. Bridgers doe?
not mince matters in arraigning un
faithful church members as traitors
to the cause of Christ. He declare?
that neither church membership not
ceremonial of any kind can save, but
only the blood of Christ applied by
the Holy Spirit to each individua'
soul. During the past week it ha;
been his effort to impress on ehurcl
members the thought that the cause
of the realized loss of power on the
part of the church itoday is the fact
that it is cumbered with so many un
faithful members, members who hav
no religion; some of whom have nev
er had any.
"Baptism of Holy Spirit"
This week the evangelist will take
as his general theme the baptism of
the Holy Spirit. His addresses both
at the 10 o'clock morning service and
the one at 8 in the evening will be a
discussion of this general theme.
The morning services are well at
tended and his hearers find them very
helpful. Special prayer services are
held separately by the men. women
people of the church each
a
ine cnurcn as a prepara
tion for the regular evening service
PASTOR SMITH WANTS TO
KNOW IF LIQUOR IS USED
By Candidates In Campaign la Len
oir Declares That Such Methods
are Shameful and Should Not Be
Tolerated by Good People
Velvet
Ribbons
In his sermon upon "The Church
Member That Didn't Stand the Test,"
Pastor Barnard P. Smith, in the Gor
don Street Christian church, last
night made some pertinent remarks
in regard to u of whisky in elec
tions: "In spite of the fact that this is
claimed to be a prohibition county
in a prohibition state, it is said
'You can't be elected in Lenoir coun
ty unless you use whisky in your
campaign, if that is true, it is a
slander we should resent. Whether
this condition is true or not, many
candidates who are otherwise good
men and members of the church are
failing to stand the test, but through
fear of defeat, yield to the emplation
anu using wnisky in their campaign
The test will soon come to the can
didates now in the field. Will they
stand or fall? As for me, I will not
support any man whatever his pro
fessions of temperance if I know that
he uses whisky in his campaign
or allows ft to be used. As church
members you will not stand the test
if you support such a candidate."
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From 1 to 40
A 1 Quality
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Telephone 34
DRESS1MWS
We Are Showina
Beautiful Rang
sf Patterns
Price 15c
SOLDIERS TOOK MAN
AWAY FROM POLICE
THRO' TREPAREDNESS'
National Guardsmen returning tc
Kinston Sunday from Charlotte
where on Saturday they, as part of
a brigade of 2,950 Virginia and North
Carolina troops, were reviewed by
the President, told of bu: denied that
they took part in a demonstration in
the Queen City Friday night which
resulted from the arrest by the po
lice of a soldier. Hundreds of troops
flocked to a street carnival. Some
clashed with negroes. One or more
blacks were knocked out with "pop"
bottles. Then, while the militiamen
gasped from surprise, two "cops''
took an infantryman into tow. Two
minutes later there started a parade
more spectacular than that which thf
President witnessed. The police
there met the soldiers "half way,'
and without any argument, it is said
turned the man over to them. The
disorder was all that was noted.
The police said there was but one
intoxicated soldier in Charlotte. A
hundred militia cavalrymen aided
he police in keeping the streets open
They took from the civilian officers
the task of clearing a way through
75,000 people for the President and
his party.
Barrett Hartsp
m i jnre nave auai 10 our I
1 line the well-kin
Specia
A Few More
Decorated Indian Baskets
Are Still Left.
Just the thing for spring flowers.
48c
Oettinger's
Good Values
L T. DAWSON WOULD BE
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
atLjroung
eveningsjn
Rev. CjrrtM Townsend Brady never
wrote a more absorbing book than
hia "Island of Regeneration," at the
Grand today. Six reels, adv.
Tr." and lira. Rudolph Duffy of
Catherine Lake were Kinstoa visi
tors Saturday.
A. T. Dawson, who announced Sat
rday as a candidate for the Board of
County Commissioners, is a well
known Institute township man. Mr.
Dawson is a staunch Democrat, 3
progressive citizen, and popular with
is neighbors. He is from a section
hich has furnished many of Lenoir
county's able men, which produced
Uncle" Johnny Dawson, Arden Tay
lor, Henry Brothers and numerous
thers.
Mr. Dawson, according to his
friends, stands an excellent chance of
being one 01 ine select rive. lie is
for reasonable improvements and
would show splendid judgment in the
administration of the county's affairs
they declare.
Special Purchase of
Ladies Skirts
Navy Blue, Black, French Serge and Poplins, also Stripes
and Plaids, 7.50 Value, - - $3 95
Crepe De Chine Shirt Waist, White and Colors $2.25
Thousands of yards of New Summer wash Frabrics, per
yard, - - 10 cents up to $1.00
New Showing of Ladies and Children untrimmed Hats,
Flowers and Trimmings
White Lillie Bed Speads, Value $2)0, Special $ 1 .45
Lace Curtains, per pair from
50c to $3.00
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ADLER BROS.
PROPOSED MAKE CORP.
BROCKWELL A SERGT.
Paris. May 21. Corporal Kiffen
Rockwell, a member of the Franco
American flynig corps, has been pro
posed for promotion to the rank of 1
sergeant as a reward for bringing
down a German aeroplane near Hart
man s Wetler-Kopf on May 18. Tie
wiU be decorated with" the military
medal.
Corporal Rockwell formerly lived
ia Aaheville, N. C, where his mother
now resides.
Oraldine Farrar,, the great Met-
ropoKtaa 'Opera Star in Temptation"
at the Grand Tuesdar. miv.
ft
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Standard
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You can do It in yotrr own back
yard I You can raise peultry
there and sell both eggs and
poultry at a substantial profit.
There are greater money-making
possibilities in poultry and
eggs than you realize; And these
profits are made surer the work
ot getting thera isJmade easier if
you Hart right if yeu are equipped
with ; - " ,n; ,''S.
CVPIIERS-Duilt Incubators )
t m Ja A a"Jv I ' mil
$14 to $4U
TtMM are Hm "Standard Hatchers and
Brooder o( tbe World.- Tory bar bora
responsible for more real poultry socoeseee
thae alt other hatcher and brooder, com
bined. Tbeentfre Cyphers Une is roaran teed
to five saltslactiop or roux ntoacf back.
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Our line is coblete in '
every respect
Before pure sins: a
PIANO Call Ph e 329-J,
or a postal card rill do.
, We now use storage
house instead of! store.
FORREST
MITH
"Patronize Home Inistry"
JOB PKINtfNG
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Orders for Higk Gtj Job
Printing.
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We Make the Beat Gde
LETTER HEADS,
WEDDING INVITATION.
CARDS FOR ALL PUPOSES,
CIRCULARS, LARCJAND
SMALL,
ENVELOPES,
POSTERS.
We have Connections with Engraven
and Bbuik Book Makers wtich en
able ua to Promptly fandle
Orders for Engraving ind
"VindaofBIankBo
Making.
Kinston Free Press Co.
bcorpor aUsl 1
Publishers and Job fruiters
"Everything Ia Prinfitg"
s
ITH A
CAPITAL
or
$100,000.08
iai- .. . . . .
SURPLUS of $23,000.01
thisbtok is in petition
to extend aid to deposi
tors (or any v legitimate
purpose.
New Accounts large
or small are dear ed. and
a perfect service is as
suzed, r
Hare jou a banking
borne?
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