THE KINSTON FREE PRESS
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TOILET SOAPS
that fit in nicely with whatsoever
your good taste er judgment de
mands. We have the finest per
fumed and scented soaps. We
also have an extra quality castile
. toap that fills the multitude of
needs for everyday use.
5c to 35c a Cake.
LENOIR DRUG COMPANY
W. D. Hood, Prop.
On The Square Phone 1 1 4
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAT.
SPECIALIST
In Diseases) of Women & Chi&lren
"- Office Hours: 10 to 13
Offlce: 107 West Caswell Street
PHONE 118.
Dh Albert D.Parrott
Physician and Surgeon
,-, Kbuton, N. C
Offict&uJffHood'i Dtug 5ore
DR. 0. L. WILSON,
DENTIST
Office Over J. E. Hood & Co
. v Store
DR. F. FITT8,
- Osteopath.
Upstairs, Next Door Old Postoffice
.. EXAMINATION FEES.
PkMear Office 60. Res-421
DR. JAS. W. POWELL,
( , DENTIST,
SpecUUsU-Pyorrhea.
Crown and Bridge Work
First Nat Bank Bid. Phone 595.
GRAND THEATRE WEDNESDAY
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H "THE FOURTH ESTATE
Schlos? Baltimore
Clothes
The Most .Va(ue For
Your Monev
Take this tip from
experienced clothing
men: when you buy"
Clothes buy GOOD
ONES.
Palm Beach and
Coo! Cloth
The Garments for Hoi
Weather. N
T. W. owborh Co,
ouy 9 i cum
Beach
Pants
$1 a Pair.
Wliddy
Shirts,
25 and 50c.
Parasols Reduced.
CHAS. A. WATERS
The Telephone Store
Telepaeae U ,
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Zfancy Hosiery
To Be Fashionably Dressed You
Should Wear Fancy IJosiery. See
Styles in Show Window.
J. C. DAIL & CO.
C. B. WOODLEY, M. D.,
Cffice treatment of Rectal and Skin
Disease a. Specialty.
Temporary Offlce in Hood Building
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Realty TranHfers.
. J. Heoth to Jesse Smith, small
tract of land ',$050. Jesse J. Smith .to
I. J. Heath, Caswell street lot, $1,200.
Marriage Liccnue.
To one colored couple: Levi Pope
and Lula Progg, both of Lenoir coun
ty .
Meeting of Chamber Commerce.
The Chamber of Commerce will
hold its regular meeting in Secretary
F. I. Sutton's office this evening at
8 o'clock.
Accepted Bridge.
The County Commissioners Monday
formally accepted .:he new Caswell
$12,625. Individuals who will be ben
efitted paid $5,000 of the expense.
Richlands Station Burned.
Fire of undetermined lorigLn de
stroyed the Dover & Southbound
Railroad staiiion at Richlands, says
a report from Dover. Two empty
cars and the contents of the building
also were burned. The loss was be
tween $5,000 and $6,000.
To Give Play.
The Neighborhood Betterment As
sociation and Sunday school combin
ed will present a play, "A Box of
Monkeys," at Coahoma school, near
Kennedy's Mill, Friday night, at
7:30. Accompanying will be a vocal
and instrumental program well worth
hearing.
Fishermen's Good Luck.
Mr. T. HMartin, back from More.
head City, says a party he was with
Friday caught 500 pounds of sheeps-
head and trout at a wreck about 18
miles oc Cape Lookout shoal. Some
of the sheephead weighed 15 pounds
ho states. Wi.h Mr. Martin wore
Courtney Mitchell of Kinston and
Will Webb of Morchead.
Wants to Put On Wrestling
Match Here.
"Bumps" Turner, former A. & M
football player and native of Meck
lenburg, who came to the Sitate re
cently from Baltimore, was here on
Monday evening with his manager,
H. G. Moore of New Burn. They
hope to stage a wrestling match here
some night next week. Kin.ston is
the. only town in the eastern pant of
the State not to have had the wres
tling fever so far. Turner and Moore
say that the sport is accomplishing a
lot of good. Youngsl'.ers go wild
over it and flock to the professionals,
neglecting everything immoral in
their enthusiasm over the art wliieh
promises to become as popular in
this country as in ancient Greece.
Turner is a brother of the world mid
dleweight champioe. Joe Turner.
POOLROOMS MUST BF. CLOSED
BY LAST OF THIS MONTH
(Continued from Page One)
appointed to investigate a petition
for the opening up of Chestnut street
from TifTuny avenue to East street.
The J. T. Deal franchise for a rail
road track from Southwest Kinston
to a connco'.ion with the A. C. L.,
was returned to the Council.
The total of fll,711.!)l was ex
pended in the city improvements in
May, the engineer's estimates show
ed. POLLOCK NOMINATED;
SECOND SENATORIAL
PRIMARY NECESSARY
Col. W. D. Pollock has official re
turns from all the counties in the
Seventh Senatorial District, showing
that he was nominated in Saturday's
primary.
He received a total vote of 3,167.
A second primary will be necessa
ry to choose the other Democratic
candidate. The remaining four
ran in this orderr Brock, Webb,
Wooten and Mewborn. Brock receiv
ed 1,900 rote end Webb 1,897. The
race between the Jones and Carteret
men in the next primary is expected
to be a hummer.
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INTEREST
SEVERAL MONTHS ERE
COUNTY CAN GET AGENT
Home Demonstration Worker Will
Probably Be Located Here About
September To Work With School
Authorities Asst. Supt Parrott
Responsible for Employment
It will be September before Lenoir
county gets the home demonstration
work agent for which the County
Commissioners and Education Board
appropriated Monday. The Assist
ant Superiptendent of Schools, Miss
Hattie Parrott, who was instrumen
tal in securing . the adoption of the
work here, was informed by Miss
Jane S. McKinnon, State Agent, last
week that it would be impossible to
provide an appropriation before
then. Miss Parrott it was who had
Mrs. Estejle Smith of Wayne county
come here and convince the official
boards that Lenoir county should
have a worker in this department.
When the agent is installed here
the expense will be divided between
the government and the county. The
former will provide $000, and the
commissioners $400, and the Educa
tion Board $200 for thexjirst year's
work.
Between 40 and 50 counties in the
State have or will have home work
demonstrators this year. The agent
here wUl work with the county edu
cation authorities, through and in
every rural school in the county.
WOMAN'S PARTY TODAY
DECIDES WHO WILL BE
GIVEN THEIR BALLOTS
(By the United Press)
Chicago, June 6. What political
party will officially be handed the
support "of 4,000,000 women's votes
in the eleven "free" states at the No
vember national election ?
This question, the most important
in the Woman's Party convention,
meeting here this week, was to be
decided today 'by suffrage delegates
when they assemble this afternoon at
the Blaekstone Theater.
The Woman's party expects to
place this vote where it will do the
mos good in helping to bring about
national equal suffrage.
JULIA SANDERSON TO
. BECOME BRIDE AGAIN
(By the United Press)
New York, June 6. Julia Sander
son, musical comedy star, will be
married to Lieutenant Bradford 15ar
nette, head of the New York branch
of the U. S. hyckographic bureau to
day. Miss Sanderson's first husband was
Tod Sloan, the jockey, frro- whom
she was divorced four years ago. She
met Lieutenant Barnette at a tea on
board the U. S. -battleship Rhode
Island in Boston harbor six years
ago.
KINSTON MAIIKETS
Prices prevailing Here for farm
produce today, as quoted by the Kin
ston Peanut Company, were:
Hams, lb 17 H
Shoulders, lb 12
Eggs . .20
Pork 10
Lard 14
Hens, lb 10
Country butto- 30
Roosters, apiece 25
Corn, bush 80
Grand Theatre
Today
ED. STALLLNGS THE
VIOLINIST IN
, CONCERT
A ' Paramount fire " reel feature
"THE GOLDEN CHANCE
With CleoRidgely and Wallace
Reid. A Paramount Bray Car
. toon Comedy. -, , . . . ..
Balcony 10c Main Floor 20c
Pictures Start 7:45
Tomorrow
WILLIAM FOX FEATURE
"THE FOURTH ESTATE"
, Thursday
Robert Warwick in
"SUDDEN RICHES"
SKIRTINGS
THAT WASH
Hea.vy Oyf ter Shell
' White Linen
Wide Stripe Linene
Blue, Black, and Green
36 inches wide
Wide Stripe Silver
Bloom
Blue, Black, and Green
54 inches wide
The One Price Casb Store
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A. J. Sutton & Sons
TcIephpno34
WHEN A MAN GETS DRUNK
He usually has six good reasons for it
Himself and five drinks !
.WHEN A MAN BUYS FURNITURE
Here there are also six good reasons
One is that the price, suits him, and the
other five are the, Furniture suits him.
. HAMMOCKS AND SWINGS
for this weather.
(Dettinger's
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
New Skirts arid
Dresses
Just Arrived
Inspection
Invited.
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"The Ladies' Store"
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CYPIIERS-Duili
$12 to $40
TTmm ere the "Standard Hair ban aad
Broodrra of tha WorM." They hava beea
rasToaaibla for mora raal poultry anccea
than all other hatcher and brooder com
bined. Tbeentire Cypher Lioeia marante4
to give aatittacboa or roue muoor'batav
El MOSEEY HDW.
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COMPANY I
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For
Al of. the New Shapes and
Straws. Come in and
Look Them
Over.
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You can do it In jovx own back
yard! You can raise 'poultry
there and sell both eggs and
poultry at a substantial profits
Tbete are greater money-making
possibilities in poultry and
eggs than you realize. And thes .
profits are made surer the work'
of getting them ,iscmade easier it
you tait right If you are equipped
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CYPilEilS
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IncuDatbrs
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We have added to our
line the well-known
Carl Fisher
Piano
GRAND ANt PLAYER km
Our line i3 complete in
every respect
Before purchasing a
PIANO Call Phone 329-J,
or a postal card will do.
We now use a storage
house instead of a itort.
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"Patronize Home Industry"
JOB PRINTING
We are Equipped If Handle Yov
Orders for HLgk GrJe Job
Printing.
Order Carefatly aaj Tnmptij Eiectta
We Make the Beat Grade
LETTER HEADS.
WEDDING INVITATIONS.?!
CARDS FOR ALL PURPOSES.
CIRCULARS. LARGE AND
SMALL,
ENVELOPES.
POSTERS.
We have Connections with Engraver
and Blaah Book Makers which en
able ua to Promptly Handle ,
Orders for Engraving and
Wdnds'of Blank Book
Making.
Kinston Free Press Co.
, bcaraaratad.
Pablisben aod Job Printer.
-Ererythlns; la Pritif,'
ith a
CAPITAL
$100,000.01
ftt.it
SURPLUS of $95,000.01
to, extend aid to deposi
tors foi any leptiiMte
purpose. . , .
. ISew Accounts Urge
or small are desired, and
a perfect serrke is as-
sured , .
Hareaiyou a baulfflf
: home) " ,
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