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YOUNG MAN home from college for
summer desires, position. Address
37, Frse Press omce. : v-au-u-
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ed at once. Aply to New York
Clothing Co. , 7-19-lt
BRIGHT BOY, 14 yeara old. desires
' Dosition for the summer. Address
Box 278, Kinston. ' 7-19-2t
fvpeRIENCED CLERK , wanted.
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THE DUNN Sunday School will hold
an Ice Cream Supper at the school
house on Saturday night, July 22;
for the benefit of the Sunday school.
7-19-lt-SW- .. ..., ' i COMMITTEE.
KOTICE--We . hare purchased ' the
grocery business"' of Mr. L. JDillahunt,
in the Hudsoniuilding, and propose
to run it as a Sanitary Grocery. The
patronage of Mr. Dillahunt's custom
era and the public generally, is cor
dially invited. ' J. A. Mizell &. Co:'
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CONFEDERATE , ,
VETERANS'
REUNION
Wilmington, July 26 and 27
This will be one of the most at
tractive events to be held in the Sea
shore City this year and , the
Exceedingly Low Excursion Fares
with a comparatively long limit of
fered by. the f -
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South,
Will put within the reach of all, in
addition to meeting the Veterans and
Sons of Veterans and their families,
A TRIP TO
Wrightsville Beach, u
Carolina Beach,
and Southport,
At one of the most attractive periods.
Tickets will be sold from Kinston
on July 25th and 26th, and for trains
scheduled to reach Washington at or
before noon of July 27th, limited re
turn to reach original starting point
prior to midnight of Monday, July
31, 1916.
$4.25 FOR THE ROUND TRIP,
or $2.50 Via N. S. R. R Goldaboro
and A. C..L.
Childreh ' five and under twelve
years of age half fare.
Proportionate fares irom all points
in North Carolina. 1
For tickets, schedules and inform
ation apply, to , i
D. J. WARD, Ticket Agent,
' : Kinston, N. C'
First aid for all attacks of Bowel
Complaints is Dr. SETH ARNOLD'S
BALSAM, i Known for. sixty years.
Keep a bottle in the house. Warrant
ed by J. Ey Hood A Co. and E. B,.
Marston drug stores. 1 -' ' adr
SPECIAL SHIRT
$5.50 Waists Now
3.7S Waists Now
2.50 Waists Now
2.25 Waists Now
1.25 Waists Mow
goods charged
65
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PER SON A I
' Mr. Roscoe Cox of Greenville was
here yesterday.
Miss Alice Grimaley of Greensboro
fa visiting friends here.
.
.Mr. Isaac Rochelle i3 the guest .of
relatives in New Bern -
Mr, and Mrs. Will Mewborn are i
Beanfort for a few days' atay. ..
Misa Lula Sutton of Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. B. W. Worley. , .
Mr. Leslie Johnson is out after
three days' illness.
Mrs. T. W. Hart has returned to
Ayden after a'Visit to relatives here.
Mr. R. B. Parsons is recuperating
nicely from a long illness of typhoid
fever.: ''v' 'v-:"':.
Mr. Bernard P.' Smith left this
niorning for Goldsboro, where he will
preach to the Christian congregation
tonight.. He will return after the
service. ;
Mrs. W. G. Jones and Miss Ger
trude Jones have returned from More-
head City, where they went for a
ashing trip, which was forestalled by
bad weather. ; ..! !'f2&?l '.
Mrs. Katie Tripp of Whichard and
Mrs. Charlie Cobb and two sons, Ma
rion and Dillon of Mildred, who have
been visiting Mrs. A. F. Pitman on
Heritage street, returned to their
homes on Wednesday afternoon.
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Clashes to Meet.
The Dauntless Class, taught by
Mr. B. P. Smith; the Friendship
Class, taught by Mrs. D. P. Smith
and the Climbers, taught by Mrs. E.
G. Barrett, of Gordon Street Chris
tian Bible school, will hold a joint
business and social meeting in the
church tonight.
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Musical Treat in Store. N
Music lovers of Kinston will be
delighted to learn that on Tuesday
evening in thr ible school auditori
um of the Gordon Street; Christian
church, a violin and voice recital will
be given for the benefit of the church
by Miss Emile Rose Knox, violinist,
and Mrs. Lloyd K. Wooten, soprano.
Miss Knox is a concert violinist of
interstate fame and rare ability, and
Mrs. Wooten's voice, whichTias de
veloped rapidly in the past few years,
was recently compared by able crit
ics to that of the.' favorite grand
opera singer of today- Frieda Hem
pel. The entertainment will be given
under the auspices of the Homework
ers of the Christian chnrch.
Biltmore Wheat Hearts. AH grocers.
.(adv.) -.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Clil-ckw-toPI
I'll Is in
boxes. Mled
6nnU. Askltr'lll t IIK.TEH
UIAMOND IIKANU i"ILI,. (or
HMSknowaU Btt,8tot, Always Ksllabh
SCIO BY DRUGf-'STS PtRVWHERf
CAKOLINA RAILROAD
TIME TABLE No. 1
FIRST-CLASS FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER SERVICE. .
Southbound Northbound
S32. t 33
A. M. -.v..., P.M.
7:85 Ar.... Kinston ,...Lv. 5:01
7:29.... Hines Junction B:0f
7:06. , ..... . Pool f 6:2
7:00 Dawaon 6:2
a 6:47....... Glenfleld s 6:4)
f 6:40..... Snggs Siding t 5:5t
6:30 Lv.... Snow Hill ...Ar. 6:00
- All trains governed by the Norfoli
Southern rules while nsing the tract
from Kinston to Hines Junction, and
subject to the orders of its supsrin-
vendent. i :
The above schedule is given aa in
formation only, and is supposed to b
the time that trains will arrive am
depart, but it is not ruaranteed.
i WM. HAYES,
. . , Genl. Supt, Kinston, N. C
G. A JONES, -t,
Freight and Passgr. 'Agent,
. Snow HilL N. C
WAIST SALE
$4.00
2.75
1.75
1.50
.85
at these prices.
roir urns aiM tor a
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soil Hmli meulllcW
wil Blue Klbboa. W
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I J. 5c
W HEN lunch or supper
seems a long time off '
and you're hungry, eat
Uneeda Biscuit v
Just enough to atisfy--to
keep you gouig till meal time
but so light and crisp and
flaky that ; they won't spoil
your appetite.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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HOW THE GUARDSMEN
ARE LOCATED " ALONG
THE MEXICAN BORDER
Washington, July 19 General dis
tribution of regular t troops and Na
tional Guardsmen along the border
was announced today by the War De
partment as follows: '
San Antonio " District: National
Guard: Florida, Maryland, Illinois,
Kansas, Indiana, Maine,, Missouri,
Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, New
Hampshire, Texas, Virginia, Ver
mont and Wisconsin.
Douglas, Ariz., District: National
Guard: Arizona, Connecticut, Cali
fornia, Montana, District of Colum
bia, iNew Jersey and Utah.
El Paso District: National Guard:
Massachusetts, Michigan, New Mexico,-
Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island and South Carolina.
OLD-FASHIONED DOLLY
VARDEN SKIRTS ON THE
BOARDWALKS NOWADAYS
Atlantic City, July 20. The board
walk, most frivolous and- cosmopoli,
tan of all thoroughf ares, today bears
a distinctly colonial appearance ' as
tha result of the Dolly Varden skirt
tago which : has just hit it. These
pretty, flowing, flowered skirts have
been fashionably extinct ' f or . many
years. The flowered fibres ., upon
them often are five times the size of
the original.
LIQUOR BOARD TAKES
OVER FOUP. BREWERIES
IN ENGLAND; MAY RUN
London, July 20. The British gov
ernment's Liquor ControKBoard has
seized the four big breweries at Car
lisle and all saloons in the district,
and will run them. This is believed
to be the first actual move in Lloyd
The
Cool Flalces
New Post Toastles are not only inexpensive butthey bear a new deliciousness, produced
by a new process of cookery the first to produce' corn flakes with the self-developed true
corn flavor. ' y -'i:----.
. So fine is this flavor that New Post Toasties are .wondrous good eaten dry.. Unlike com
mon corn flaker, they do not require cream and sugar to make them palatable, Try some that
way you'll appreciate the point, though they're even , better when served with cream or good
milk. , -t- , j' '
ese New Post .Toasties don't mush down in cream, and they are not "chaffy" in the
package, like common flakes.' They're new- in 'fom,new in flavor, and new in appearand.
Note the tiny bubbles on each flake an identifying' feature.
Put ud in wax sealed packages'. New Post Toastles retain their oven-crispness and flavor
, until served at your table.
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Have your grocer deliver
pZJc:r3Q5
1CZJC
George's reported plan for, the gov
ernment to take advantage of war
control to take over the , liquor trade
as it has taken over and (is running
the telephones and railroads in war
time. ' George's ultimate object is
believed to.be the death of the liquor
traffic in England.'
BRIDGEPORT IS GOING
BUJLD A MILLION VoRTH OF
WORKINjGMEN'S DWELLINGS
idgfcgrort.!; Cbtra., July ' 20. The
war boom'jhas run this town's popu
lation up to the point of overflowing.
There are 2,000 families here with
out roofs, bo the Chamber of Com
merce engineered a private corpora
tion, organized with no idea of prof
it, to build a million dollars' worth of
model houses for them. r v
It is estimated that nearly 50,000
persons have moved here to say in
the last twelve months.' Most .? of
them were broughtfto help make mu
nitions.but a part of the increase was
caused by the establishment ,of 400
big factories of all kinds in the last
few years, here. r
MAY HAVE TO: REOPEN
SALOONS SO COLORADO
CAN HAVE JAILBIRDS
Denver, ' July 20. Colorado can't
run her jails efficiently without ' sa
loons. There are only sixty occu
pants ii the jail here today. They're
all so bad the warden can't make
them trusties and keep the county
property In good shape with their la
bor. There used to be an average of
300 jail occupants when Colorado had
saloons and most of them were booz
ers, harmless and hard-working pris
oners. The only answer seems to be
to reopen the saloons so the jails can
run. ,
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BRIEFS IN THE NEWS
' OTHER EAST CAROLINA
CITIES AND COUNTIES
Kinston, Aydcn, Norfolk, Golds
boro, Greensboro and other places
will send horses to the racing meet
at New Bern on July 28. Kinston
fans are exhibiting much interest in
the event''
t Carl Armstrong of New Bern, well
known here, has taken Miss Sonja
Garvonova for a bride. Armstrong
is an actor. The bride is also a fol
lower of the footlights, of some abil
Private Line of the First N. C.
infantry haa been honorably dis
charged at Camp Glenn, to go to his
stricken family in West Carolina.
Lipe lost his father in the floods and
the other members - of the family
needed his assistancs.
A power Vhaler,' Mined by the Na
vy Department to the Greenville Boy
Scouts, ia avow on the, way, from
Brooklyn to Tar river. The boat is
28 feet long. l:
TO HOLD COMMUNITY FAIRS.
Washington. N. C, July 20.Ar-
rahgements are being made at Old
Ford, Belhaven and several ether
Beaufort -county points id hold com
munity fairs in the early fall. The
best specimens from the coming har
vest will be exhibited iw agricultur
al displays.
Operatea Passenger Trains from
North Carolina Into Terminal Sta
tion, Norfolk, without Transfer.
N. B The following schedule fig
ores published as information only
and are not ruaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE KINSTOHs .
' East Bound
11:11 p. a, "Night Express," Pull
man Sleeping Can
New Bern to Norfolk ;
and Norfolk.' Con
necta for all points
; 1 North and West. Par.
lor Car Service be
tween New Bern and
. Norfolk.
:! a. a. Dally, for Beaufort
4:41 ,au Daily for Beanfort and
OrientaL .
West Bound
-1:4 a.a. Daily for Goldsbora.
10:03 a. m Daily for Goldsboro, :
8:14 p. an. Daily for Goldsboro.
For , further information or reser
vation of Pullman sleeping ear
pace, apply to W. J. Nicholson.
Agent, Kinston, N. C.
. E. D. Kyle, Traffic Manager, Nor
folk, Va.
i. H. B. Leard, Genera) Passenger
A NOTRE DAME UDY'S APPEAL
To all hnowlnsr aulTeiers of rheamaUsm. wheth
er muscular or of the Joints, solatlosv lumbagoi,
backache, pains In the kidney or neuralgia
rains, to write to her for a borne treatment
which ha repeatedly eared all of these tortures.
Bhefeela It her duty to aend It to all iufferera
I'REE. You eure rourself at home as thousands
will testify do chamre ot elimato being neees
tary. This simple dlsoovery banishes urlo acid
from the blood, loosens the stiffened Joints, pur
ines the blood, and brightens the eyes, giving
elasticity and tone to the whole system. U the
above Interests yon, for proof address
Mrs. M. Summers, Bos B. Notre Pama, Ind.
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"Summer? I Don't Dread It!"
"apOOKING will be a rel pleasure
Athis summer on my New Perfec-'
tion Oil Cook Stove for the kitchen
will be cool!" ;
Why cook over a hot range in a hot
kitchen when you can be cool and
comfortable. The New Perfection Oil
Cook Stove, the stove with the long
blue chimney, works like a gas stove.
The long blue chimney gives a perfect -draft,
assures a clean, odorless heat and
lasting satisfaction. The fuel cost is
only two cents for a meal for six. .
, New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves are made
in many styles and sizes. They are
sold by most good dealers who will
gladly show them.
Look for The Long Blue Chimney
Use Aladdin Security Oil to obtain the ;
best results in Oil Stoves, Heaters
and Lamps , , - ,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
, ' ' , (Nw Jersey) u ..
Wsihinjton, D. C ; BALTIMORE Chsrlotte, N. C. '
Norfolk, Va. . MD. Cbarlattoa, W. Va.
Richmond, Va. jfmfm, Chsrieston, S. C
fFfi
m THETLONCr
FIRST InTIOH BAHK OF RlliSTOH
Capital and Surplus $160,000
STRONG, SAFE, DEPENDABLE
Tour Interest as Well as Ours "VVill' Be Promoted
By Patronizing the. . ,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
N. J. BOUSE, President DR. HENRT TULL, TIeaPrat.
D. F. WOOTEN, Cashier J. J. BIZZELL, Aast CaaU
T. W. HEATH, Teller '
W. L. KeaBea
Dr, Henrr Toll
J. H, Caaad
J. F. Taylor
H. H. McCoy
SEASHORE ROUND TRIP. FARES
FROM KINSTON
VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE ,
.Week-End Excursion Fares M t
$4.75 to Norfolk. f
Tickets on sale for all trains on each Sat
urday and for forenoon trains on each :
Sunday from May 27 to Sept 10, inclusive,
limited returning to reach original start
ing point prior to midnight of ; Tuesday
next following date of saJtVf - - ' .
Schedules and further particulars cheer
fully furnished upon application to '
D. J. WARD, HHcet Agent,'
Kinston, N. C.
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BLUE CHIMNEY
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DIRECTORS
S. H. Iahr
N. J. Boom
C. Felix Harrcy
Darid Oettinftr
L S. Hoaelef .
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CHAMBERLAIN & BRAXTON
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