TITE KINSTON FREE PRESS
aft.
TOILET SOAPS
that fit in nicely with whatsoever
your good taite or judgment de
mands. We have the fined per
' fumed and scented soaps. We
also have an extra quality castile
soap 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
T
Dr. Albert D.Parrott
Physician and Surgeon
l Kinthn, N. C.
Office Sack tHooJ'M Drug Store
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAT,
' SPECIALIST
In Disease of Women & Children
J Office Houri: 10 to U
Oflee: 107 Wert Caawell Stmt
PHONE 118.
DR. JAS. W. POWELL,
, DENTIST,
Specialist Pyorrhea.
" ' Crown and Bridge Work
FIrat Nat Bank Bids;. Phone 595.
ZL V. MOSELEY, M. D.
;PHTSICIAa aU SUBGKOBT,
Back of Lenoir Drug Company
Phone Office 478; Residence 118
DR. C. C. HARPER
DENTIST
Office Over Postoffice.
it
IT
Ladies9
New Arrivals in
Ladies9 Skirts
Corduroy, Palm Beach and Serge,
All colors.
Wash Skirts in Gabardine, Pique
and Rep Waists.
Sizes 24 to 40--Price $1 to $10.
T. W. Newborn & Co,
Make Living Easy
With a Suit of our Light Weight Clothesthey ate comfort
able and good looking. All new shades of -
Palm Beach and Keep Kool Cloth
Come and see is aU we ask, you have nothing to lose and all to
gain. They are priced from $5 up.
See the special new things in Straw Hats. $1 up.
See the special new things in Shirts, 50,c 75c, $1, $1.50.
See the special Underwear for comfort
Youll find comfort, satisfaction, and save yourself time, worry
and money. Won't you come and see?
A big line of boys' Wash Suits. 50c, 75c, $ I , $ 1 .50.
Boys Knickerbockers, made of Khaki Linen and Palm Beach.
50c, 75c, $1, $1.50.
ADLER BROS.
Spring Suits
just half;
, .'PRICE
EMBROIDERY 1
FLOUNCING
45 inches wide regular
price $1.00
Now 25c per yard
O. N. T. COTTON
6 spools for 25c
K A. WATERS
The Telephone Store
Telephone 35
Free
From
Worry
Let your mind be free from
worry while away on vacation
by placing your valuable papers,
jewelry, etc., in a place of safety
in our fire and burglar proof de
posit boxes. : :
FARMERS & MERCHANTS
BUNK
N. J. Rouse Edward M. Land
Kinston, N. C. Goldstar, N. C.
ROUSE & LAND,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Offices:
Kinston, N. C. ' Goldsboro, N. C
893-394 Borden Building
Skirts
of local
Roalty TranufVr.
Moore & Warren to J. E. Harris,
lot on Rhodes Hill, ?100 and other
considerations.
Marriage Licrnttes.
Charlie M. Melton and Rena Carr,
white, both of Kinston; Julius C.
Wggs, Philadelphia, and Willie C
Green, Kinston, colored.
Lecture Called Off.
A locture on "China" that was to
have been given in Caswell Street
Methodist church tonight has been
called off on account of the Chau
tauqua.
To Attend Rally of Woodmen.
E. B. Lewis of this city, a Nation
al officer of the Woodmen of the
World, will make the principal speech
at a rally of Woodmen at Laurinburg
N. C, Thursday. A hundred new
members will be received by the
Laurinburg Camp.
Infant Dead.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Craft brought th
remains of their infant son, L. F
Jr., who died in Virginia Sunday, here
Tuesday for interment. The burial
was in Maplewood cemetery. Mrs
Craft lived here before her marriage
she was a Miss Hines. Mr. and Mrs
Craft, returned to their home in
City Point, Va., today.
Turner Defeats Stevens.
"Bumps" Turner of Kinston, using
the toe hold, downed Jack Steven? of
Richmond in 25 minutes for the one
fall agreed upon before a wrestling
match in Loftin's opera house Tues
day night. The attendance was dis
appointing, and it was decided to
curtail the performance, giving the
winner the entire receipts.
Railroad Officials Pass Through.
President J. II. Young, General
Superintendent J. D. Stack, Traffic
Manager E. D. Kyle and Road En-gi
neer John Dwyer of the Norfolk
Southern Railroad passed through
the city on a private car Tuesday
night, n route to Goldsboro from
Norfolk.
VOTED FOR MAN KIND
TO HIM IN JAIL; AND
BUCK BECAME D'CRAT
Philip Skeene, colored, of South
west township, will vote the full
Democratic ticket in the fall. Skeene
was converted to the Democratic
faith in the Lenoir county jail.
At the recent primary the darky
appeared at his precinct polling place
and expressed the desire to exercise
his right of suffrage. It was dis
covered that his name had leen on
the registration book for several
years. The constitutional amend
ment had nothing on Philip; he was
qualified in every particular.
But everyone around was a white
man. Philip did not demand to be
allowed to vote he courteously ask
ed for the privilege. "I jest wantter
vote for one man; an' if I kin do that,
I'll vote for the whole Democratic
gang in the Fall," he stated.
It developed that Skeene wanted
to exhibit his gratitude for kindness
shown him by Sheriff Tnylor up for
renomination by adding his ballot
to those of Taylor's white friends.
Skeene had been in jail for moon-
shining, and became a fast friend of
the sheriff there.
The sheriff wasn't in jail. Skeene
voted.
CARRIER PIGEON GETS
FRIENDLY WITH ELKS
A carrier pigeon, very tame, was
an interesting visitor to the Elks'
lodge at New Bern Tuesday after
noon. The bird flew into a fifth story
window. It refused to leave for an
hour. It was banded on one leg; its
number was 19. Finally the !ittls
fellow resumed its trip without warn
ing. v
A HACKING COUGH WEAKENS
THE SYSTEM.
Don't suffer with a hacking1 cough
that has weakened your system get
a bottle of Ir. King's New Discovery,
in use over 40 years, and benefiting
all who use It The soothing pine
balsam with tar heal the irritated air
pssa?a soothes the raw " tpots.
loosens the mucous and . prevents
racking the body with coughing. Dr.
King'a New Discovery induces natu
ral sleep aid aids nature to cure yoa.
adv.
Interest
EQUIPMENT ARRIVES
FOR IMPROVING LOT
LENOIR COTY ROADS
Three carloads of equipment for
road building is expected to arrive
here this afternoon from Birming
ham, Ala., to be used by contractors
who are to modernize between thirty
and forty miles of highway in Lenoir
county during the coming ten or
twelve months. The contractors are
allowed more time than that, but ex
pect to complete the work with sev
eral months to spare.
The roads are to' be sandelayed
Between 30 and, 40 men will be em
ployed. The county's convict labor
will be kept at work on the present
schedule; the contract Work is spec
ial. The contractors will get busy
in a day or two.
DERAILMENT ON N. S.
YARDS AT NEW BERN
A line of the Norfolk Southern
Railroad was blocked for several
hours at New Bern Tuesday after
noon by the derailment of three rock
cars on the yards. One car remain
ed off today.
DEMOCRATS MAY GET
RID TWO-THIRDS' RULE
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ernates alone were permitted on the
ground floor, permitting more com
fortable seating space for the men
who actually do the convention work.
The Two-Thirds Rule.
One topic which was eagerly dis
cussed by the crowds in the streets
and hotel lobbies was the so-called
"unit rule" and "two-thirds" regu
lation which from time immemorial
has ruled at Democratic conclaves.
There was general belief expressed
that the regular quadriennial at
tempt to overthrow these ancient
rules would succeed this year.
Delegates recalled that the attempt
was made four years ago in Balti
more and defeated mainly because
there was such bitter strife betweeji
the candidates. If the two-thirds rule
had not been in effect at Baltimore,
Champ Clark; Missouri's favorite
son, would have been named.
Time to Abolish the Rale.
This year, it was conceded, will be
an excellent opportunity for the
Democratic party to abolish the pre
cedent requiring a two-thirds major
ity as necessary to a choice. There
s only one candidate in the minds
of the delegate's Wilson and this
offers a free road to revision of the
rules.
Most important also, in the minds
of the gossipers and hotel lobby de
baters, was the platform upon which
Democracy win make tnis ypar s
race, the Democrats believe they
have the "edge" on the Republicans
simply because they will have an op
portunity to see what sort of
statement of principles the Chicago
convention has enacted, and to meet
those principles in the Democratic
pledges.
A new highway to connect Craven
and New Hanover counties is plan
ned.
WHY ENDURE SUMMER COLDS?
It isn't necessary to have a stuffed
head, running nose. To cough your
head off as it were. All you need do
s to use Dr. EMI '9 Pine-Tar-Honey.
The soothing and healing balsams
open the clogged air passages and in
short time you get relief and start
on the road to recovery. Your nose,
stops running, you cough less and
ou, know you are getting better. Get
bottle, use as directed. Keep what
is left as a cough and cold insurance.
adv.
Grand Theatre
TODAY
TIIEDA BARA in
"Serpent" .
Also a Musty Suffer Comedy
"Keep MoYing"
THURSDAY
ALICE BRADY ia
"Tangled Fates"
A World Film Featare
- FRipAY
. DUSTIN FARNUM la
.The Call of the
Cumberlands"
LINGERIES, NIGHT
GOWNS
Batiste, Nicely trimmed
Crepe, low neck, short
sleeves embroidered.
PETTICOATS
Batiste Lace ruffles ov
er net.
CORSET COVERS
BRASSIERES, PANTS
AND TEDDIES
Good qualities, well
made, prices right.
The One Price Cash Store
A. ). Sutton & Sons
Telephone 34
Have You Got 10 Cents?
Then Bring It Here and We
Will Send You a Sealy
Mattress For It.
Here's The Idea
I w'k 2w'k 3w"k 4w'k 5 w'k 6w'k 7w'k 8 w'k 9w'k 10w'
10c. 20c. 30c. 40c. 50c. 60c. 70c. 80c. 90c. $1.00
II w'k I2w'k 13w'k I4w'k I5w'k I6w'k I7w k I8w'k 19w'k 20w'k
$1.10 $1.20 $1.30 $1.40 $1.50 $1.60 $1.70 $1.80 $1:90 $2.00
Simple Enough Isn't It?
Then Why Delay Any Longer to
Own a
Sealy Mattress
Guaran
teed 20
Years
Get this cornfort. Don't put it
off any, longer but buy it now
and you'll never miss the change
you pay for it.
i. V ' : . ' ?- .
Oettinger's Furniture Store
Staanstrel
Cypher
lacuDalora
WW ta Four Sum. Atmm
lhcrCrpiM-BuiH Iftat.
eators in 3 stjHW
aadiaaw - .,.
CYPHERS-Built
$12 to $40
.These are the Standard Hatcher aad
Broaden of lb Work)." They have bees '
responsible for more real poultry successes
than all other catchers and brooders com- '
biaed. Tbeenrire Cyphers Line is guaranteed
se tire aausiactfoo or jmot moec be-t
a E. MOSELEY HDW.
COMPANY
Some Mew Smart
Sty!
We Shall Be Glad to Show
You.'
JUL
BUY
IT
NOW
You can do It In your own back
yard! You can raise poultry
there and sell both eggs and
poultry at a substantial profit.
There are greater money-mating
possibilities in poultry and
eggs than you realize. And these
profits are mad surer the work
of getting them is.made easier if
you start right it you are equipped
with , .. , ; . . .'
CYPHZRS
FT Portablo
Hovers
srtsfield
We have added to our
line the well-known
Carl Fishfcr
jr
GRAND AND FLAYER PIANOi
Our linens complete in
every respect , ,
Before purchasing a
PIANO Call Phone 329-J,
or a postal card will do.
We now: use a.Btorage
house instead of a stort,
"Patronize Home Industry"
JOB PRINTING
We are Equipped t Hudle Yow
Orders (or Higl Grde Job
Printing.
Orders Carefully tmi Press ptlf Eiented
We Make the Beat Grade
LETTER HEADS.
WEDDING INVITATIONS.
CARDS FOR ALL PURPOSES.
CIRCULARS. LARGE AND
SMALL,
ENVELOPES,
POSTERS ' '
We have Connections with Engrarers
and Blank Book Maker which en
able us to Promptly Handle
Order for Engraving and
"VindaofBIankBook
Making.
Kinston Free Press Co.
Ierpratsl . , ,
PnLluoen and Job Printer.
-Ererythlnf In Prtottag"
mrAv
CAPITAL
$100,009.61,
SURPLUS of. tj?5,ooaoi
this bank it Mpoeibon
to extend aid to depoti
ton (oi any leginmata
purpote,' t"
v New AccoonU large .
tor niuQ aredeisMdi aad
a perfect enrice ii i-
- - Bwei .V' -';
Hare jrott a bejiking
boner1 " ' r
Piano
FORREST
SMITH
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