S?gL" .1 I.I . t 115 If - ft t .vi S' Vi ills TKe bert of aD first aids for die home antjeptJc and germicidal- PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN Filti a multitude of wanti and one of the first necessities among toilet requisites. Keep' a bottle of it on hafcd for immediate use at all times: LENOIR DRUG COMPANY; '; W, IX Hood, Prop. ' 'bn1lSquareS5 - Phone 114! Keep Kool and Palm Beach (; Clothing ; REDUCED $7.50 Suit. Now $5.00 $10.00 Suiu' Now $7.50 Several Good Styles to Select from. J.C.Dail & Co. DILJAS.W. POWELL , DENTIST. Spedalist Pyorrhea, , ' J Croira sutd llridfa.Worl First Nat Bank Bid Phone 685. C R WOODSY, M.D., Cffle treatment of Bectal and Skis , ZHsaee Spedaltj. - , i-M ':' ' , ;,! "i'.-'jf. I Temporary Office la Hood Building ; Take Notice! TQ THE CITIZENS OP KINSTON The Btwtt! connection hare tb been completed and are ready for we, ' r, will be to the Interest or those desiring plumbing dona to aee me promptly. oi call Phone No. 499. . it Beapectfully , H.E. I. RHODES DR. DAN W. PARROTT i dentist; Crown and Bridge Work a ' ' Specialty1 s Office over Cot- MiC office DR., a C. HARPER DENTIST Office Over Poslofflce. Grepe Kimonas 98c Each. )m . .... ' White Kid Belts 30 to 38in. long 25c Each White Skirts all Sizes and Prices. CHAS. A. WATERS The Telephone Store Telephone S5 OF LOCAL INTEREST Realty Transfer, t - ' U , Moore & Warren to II. H. McCoy, Rhodes Hill property,, 1100 and other considerations, . ' Get Promotion. Leo Kornegay, a son of Mr. Geo. Kornegay, with the soldiers at Camp Glenn, who is now here on recruiting service, has been promoted to be a sergeant Meeting of Pythians. Kinston Lodge No. 66, Knights of Pythias, will meet tonight at 8 o' clock in regular session. Officers for the ensuing term will be installed and all members are urged to be present. Death Mrs. Nicholson's Father. , Mr. W. J. Nicholson has returned from Louisburg, where his father-in-law, Mr. Joseph J. Person, died Mon day following a stroke of paralysis on Sunday, from which he did not recover consciousness. The funeral was held Tuesday. Mr. Person was a lifelong resident of Louisburgr, well-known and liked there, and wal 64 years of age. Paving Crossing. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad is paving the crossing before the pas senger station on East Gordon street with Sbrick and concrete. The city al lowed the use of planks for tho pav ing, but the company preferred to put down a permanent and durable pave ment and be done with it The cost will exceed f 500. ' the Salvation Army, with the aid of Pastor E. N, Harrison, was a big suc cess. The attendance was the larg est in some time; about 100 were present After this meeting Capt Vendoville held an open air meeting from 9:30 until 10:30, which was aW a well attended. Another service will be led by the Salvationists next Wednesday night, with more music and songs, and an even larger con gregation is looked for. A meeting held in the Caswell Training School recently was much enjoyed by the children, and the officials extended a hearty invitation to Capt Vendeville end tie corps) to repeat the service BODIES OF BOYD AND ADAIR MD COLORED TROOPERS AT E PASO (By the United Press) El Paso, July 6. The bodic of Capatin Boyd, Lieutenant Adair and seven negro troopers, killed at Carri zal. arrived here today. Joseph Dawson J. Frank Wootei DAWSON & WOOTEN, Attorney! at Law Practice Wherever Service iVealred Accounts and Rente Collected. Subscribe to The Free Press, William Lawrence Dead. William W. Lawrence, a well known colored barber, died at his home on North street Wednesday af ternoon following illness of some du ration. Lawrence had been In poor health for a long time. He was a partner in Gordon street barber shop business. Lawrence was sixty four years of age; be was a favorite servant of the late Noah Biggs, the Halifax county philanthropist in years gone by. He , was genuinely popular with many white persons. The funeral is to be held this afternoon. Successful Service. A service held in Caswell Street Methodist church Wednesday night by IMPOSSIBLE YET TO COMMUNICATE WITH STORM-SWEPT CITIES (By tho United Press) New Orleans, July 6. All efforts to reach Mobile and Pensacola, storm swept, were vain up to 10 o'clock this morning. Louisville & Nashville ofll cials reported that the greater part of the country aUbutt Mobile is flooded wIlmingtonians want CARRDIST. ATTORNEY Wilmington, July 5. Strong sup- port developed here today for J. C Carr, a leading local attorney, for the United States district attorney. ship, vacated by1 Judge Francis I) Winston of Windsor, appointed to succeed the late Judge R. B. Pee bles. Mr. Carr'fl friends declare they will present his name to President Wilson shorty. 1 EJT WITH THE"600$$ and then- , On With the Re-tlflodelircg As the time draws near for the re-modeling to begin we are doubling our efforts to close out all stocks on hand in order to give the builders all the room required. : : : : Goods marked down . at the commencement of Our Great Re-modeling Sale, but which did not move fast enough to suit us Have been marked down again and far below the actualsvalue, for the situation and prevailing conditions demand we , must "clean 'em out" even at a sac rificc. - . ' i The crowds that come day after day buy arid tell the tale. : ; : Come : tomorrow, then. Our Great Remodeling Sale will be renewed with better and bigger bargains than ever. : : L TvJ- ;;Stephensori CANDIDATE FOR GOFR HIRES AN ADVERTISING EXPERT FOR CAMPAIGN (By tho United Press) Cleveland, Ohio, July 6. Ohioans are witnessing something new in the way of political stunts this summer in the gubernatorial campaign of display advertising used by George W. Shaw of Cleveland. Shaw, law yer and business man, is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor, against. Govern or Frank B. Willis. "One of the greatest advertising men in America is helping me," said Shaw. "This man has made' a cer tain paint a household word. WAR KEEPS CANADIAN CHORUS FROM DAKOTA SANGERFEST MEETING (By the United Press) Grand Forks. N. D., July 6. The Norwegian-Canadian chorus was the only one in the organization not rep resented today when the National Norwegian Singers' Association cho ruses came here for the annual meet ing and sangerfest Eight hundred singers picked from the 3,000 delegates will sing in Scan dinavian and English during the three days' session which opened to day. TROOPS CROSS BORDER TO CATCH A DESERTER Douglas, Ariz., July A 5. United States soldiers of the border patrol here crossed into Mexican . territory late today but returned to the Ari son side in a few minutes. The sol diers crossed the line in pursuit . of Private Edward Stone, a deserter from the Arizona National Guard. The private ran toward Agua Prie ta, tho Mexican town opposite here, a number of soldiers in pursuit As he crossed the international line soldiers on patrol joined the chase. A num ber of shots were fired at Stone, who was captured after he had penetrat ed approximately 00 yards into So nora. ' 1 : ' . , j Gauze Vests J -and 1 -';-'- Union Suit! Sta Up Strap Corset Covers Night Robes Petticoats, Etc. The One Price Ca$S Store A. 1. Sutton & Sons Telephone 34 liJOvaUiJ(Dir(DO sues4' Are correct in style and fife Let us show you J Prices 50c. to $5.00 Carre u & 1; n artsfielil Automatic Refrigerators ARE AlAVAYiS GOOD They are good the day you buy them, and the Jay after; and the first year, and the second, and many other years find their service and satisfaction a source of pride and pleasure to the owner. -Oettinger' GOOD REFRIGERATORS s --,. Grarid Theatre William A. Brady iii Association with World Film f - Corporation presents Edwin August in 4The Social Highway man TOMORROW Charlotte Walker in , 4The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" From 'the novel by John Fox, Jr. HEARST NEWS PICTORIAL "THE GIRL AND THE GAME" Also Pictures of the N. C. National Guards in Camp Glenn. Showing Kinston Second Regiment and Band. Don't fail to see your Husband, Brother or Sweetheart .while a . Soldier of Uncle Sam's. ,We have added to our line the well-known Gar! 4 g ( Fisher Piano GRAND ANO PLAYER PIANOd Our line is complete in every reject . Before -purchasing a PIANO Call Phone 329-J, or a postal card will do. 5Ve now use a atorage house instead of a RtorK, F QRREST SL1IIH i Jull Specials Our big busy store offers many special values In Womaii's Wear "Patronise Bone Industry JOB PRINTING We are Equipped t Handle Yow Orders (or Higb Cradle Job Printing'. '- Wa Ml. the Bail Grade ' LETTER HEADS. WEDDING MUTATIONS. CARDS FOR ALL PURPOSES, CIRCULARS, LARGE AND SMALL, . ENVELOPES. POSTERS. W bave Connection with Engravers . and Blank Book Makers which act able us to Promptly Handle Orders for Engraving and -Mldnda of Blank Booh . Making. - Kinston Free Press Co. fatcrorile(l ... v - PoLUshers and Job Printers "ErerytUnf la Prtattaf" HATS, WASH SKIRTS, DRESSES. SHIRT WAISTS PETTICOATS, HOUSE DRESSES arid Ect. ALL NEW. - T. 17; Newborn & Co II! 1 1 - . I Il v I DR. O. i: WILSON, -v DENTIST Office Orer J. E. Hood ft Ce Store V ' : - DR. F. FTTTS, . . i Osteopath, . .CpaUlra, Next Door Old Poateffloa IXA1CNATION FEX. i Office !. Resv iU rrn a . CAPITAL oj?: $100,G09.fia SURPLUS of $33,000.09 this bank U b position to extend lid to depos tora for any legitimate purpose. New AccountfTarge or small are desired, and - a perfect service is sured,' ' Hare you a banking : : home?:' - .-V.-V-, - f

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