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THE DAILY FREE PRESS
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H. Gait Braxton, Editor and Manager
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THE KINSTON FREE PRESS
knowjl licking high exploaesrt tSnnjrhatj JfJERMOSTAT COMPANY ' jcdinto if atx is ignor-
TUESDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1916
"Carranza will xetirejas, Chief" s And another empty
title will be forsaken.
The Washington negro, who died from the effects of a
shower of boiling water, poured on him by an irate
spouse, was at least to degree, somewhat acclimated to
the other region.
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A contemporary talks about opening the political sea
son. Wc were really of the opinion that the politician
was a bird which could be ehot at all seasons.
' Mr. Aa G. Candler, we are informed, is a candidate for
mayoralty honors in Atlanta. A contemporary Ironically
suggests that Mr. Candler may need the salary, but we
are of the opinion that the proprietor of Coca Cola is pull
Ing off another of those successful advertising - stunts
which have marked the exploitation of his drink.
. In .the account of the Black Tom Island explosion, in
which it Is estimated that 25,000,000 damage was done
besides the taking of several 'lives and the injury of
hundred or more people, one eye-witness tells the story
of having rushed to the scene, with a number of othei
people, immediately after the first explosion, end to have
toyed some hours in spite of the flames, which wen I
chunces curious mortals will take with themselves, and
the wonder is that three only were killed, and not a hun
dred and three. '-.
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FARM LOANS MAY BE AVAILABLE
FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS.
The Federal Farm Loan Act recently enacted by Con
gress furnishes the farm owners of the United State
the first real opportunity that they have ever had tc
negotiate loans ufin their land for development par
poses. In spite of the fact that the lands of the South
ire the chief assets cf its people they have not been ablt
o flcnt loans through the regular banks as have the
holders of corpc ration stock shares, the value of which
-a.i at least questionable.
JDriefly, the Fa -m Loan Act provides, through the es
tablishment of twelve Federal banks, for the placing of
loans on farm lands on a basis not to exceed fifty pe:
:ent. of the appraised valuation; the Joans not to be les
han f 100 nor more than tlO.OOO, and to run from five
o forty years. Such loans are to be made at a reasonable
ate of interest and to be based on first mortgage. Nc
oans will be made on improvements, but such Improve
wents will be a determining factor in basing loans am?
he proceeds of the loans must go for the development,
'nd improvement of the property on which the loan is
nede. The borrower will be required to make a state
ment as to how the money is to be spent supported by
his affidavit.
The act provides for a board of five including the Sec
retary f the Treasury, four of the members to bo ap
pointed by the President, subject to the approval of the
Senate. This board is vested with full authority to or
ganize and employ the men rrscessary to carry on the
work of the various banks. The appointment .of this
board, of course, is a most important matter because of
the authority vested in It The men. who are appointed,
can either work out plans, which will mean more per
haps to the development of the agricultural sections o'f
the country than any other legislation ever enacted, or
they can so circumvent the operation of the act with red
tape that its beneficial provisions will be made inaccessi
ble to the average landowner, as was the Wade Cotton
Loan plan.
It has been suggested to The Free Press that this act
may in time prove most beneficial In the rehabilitation of
the western part of the state. Not, of course, by way of
giving first aid, but in the mors substantial rebuilding
ind relmproving of the farm lands that have been devas
tated. Some months, of course, will elapse before the
organization plans can be perfected and consequently no
noney will be available from this source for some time,
ut It will be a splendid thing if the landowners of West
ern North Carolina can eventually secure long-time "loom
t a reasonable rate, and it may be a source of encour
agement to those, who have 'lands, that there is such a
xwsibility. .......
. ieiT Munnoss a man rous b uuu&.
FOR CITY CHilJlTERED not there usually a woman behind it?
""x ' ' v ' " Suppose a man commits murder. Is
Will Make Electrical Contrivances, not there a woman usually behbd that
and If Desired War Munition
Electric Fire Alarm Apparatus In
vention or Loral Man Authorized
Capital $100,000' 't )
The Electrical Thermostat Compa
iy of Kinston, to manufacture ther
mostats end other electrical applian
ces and munitions of war, has been
hartered with a capital stock of
;100,000 authorized. Mr. R. L. Job
ion, II. E. Shaw and M. E. Moseley of
iinston are the incorporators.
An electrical ""fire alarm device
vhieh it will be the' business primar
'y of this concenrto manufacture, is
he invention of Mr. ).sJn, and is a
no-rt Ingenuous device. It is so min
Uely adjusted that a? fewgrces of
eat will cause expansion (of mercury
Vithin a tube to complete a circuit
nd set' the alarm to going. An elec
ric bell rings as long as the heat
xists.
i.lmf fif mime, there is. and now
we are back again to sex.
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"There are bad voraeij Just ; the
same, as Hhereetfe bad, men. Is there
any reason "' that j. the bad woman
should not be shown on the screen, so
that some one may profit by seeing
what havoc she can cause T I can find
no reason." Grand Wednesday, adv
Tuesday Evening, August
FAMILY F'jS'
MHIffifHIlIl
rJP I OAK RIDGE, N. C . ' tYl
I OAK RIDGE. N. C
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it hu.H cnrollt-d timuN niilj fr.m tht. i '.iulin:i. .ml .ilioininff fitAtos. 1'ro- - V
paraUiin lli-it uimiii IIib wr to biicirnr accunuilistiiiion in oollir. huxlnftw. unit
Urn. &.ikiii iiicmniius. nuiii'tle uroundti. urclmrili) ana rarma. Modern urbucil l
L ii l Id luts. tU'uj bunt and .taowcix. Library. Active liuirsrr uvletlCK. HoaltbfiiL tf.lj
uccujjuitt lucuiiua utstrCiniuul)ro. M.jro limn tlmusuud tvot above e IbvuI. 2
Bane, moral luiluuneea.
foursea thonmehly coTcrinu lllorahire, acloncr.
tHaoliiim. business, milc. anil athletira. Allmale
Icnciipn Dlscltillno milil but rlrm. OuM roaixin.
able, tz'b tot tlie year. Full wssloa otmua Hcinn
bero. Write early for illusuMa catalogue.
Addreu
V OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE,
Oak Ridge, N. C
VAMMRE PARTS FIND
CHAMPION, IN TH EDA BARA
I'hOtoplay Star Defends Sex Iiterest.
In Motion Picture Product; ans
Can a woman play vampire parts
n the screen or stage and retain her
elf-respect? This question is often
isked. At last it is answered, and it
answered by one who should know
Theda Bara, star of the William
7ox production, "Gold and the Wo- j
nan." Miss Bara declares that vain- j
ire acting and a regard for Christian j
deals call it self-respect or what(
:ou will are not incompatible. She (
rcats the subject of sex pictures in !
I refreshingly frank way.
"Why should anyone declaim
tgainst the so-called sex drama!" d-
nands Miss Dara. "Sex is the most .
'Ital influence in life ' 'From the time
t person is born into the world he is
'onstantly under the influence of sex. J
When I use the word 'sex' I use it in
ts true sense, which is its best sense, j
Most people give to the word 'sex' a
alse meaning.
"In photoplay, action, not descrip-'
Ion, is the great desideratum. With
ut action no photoplay can be worth
J vhile. Pray, how is action to be in-j
CALL FOR
Sitterson's Pure
Ice Cream
State Analysis Proves it to be
the Best
Made in Kinston
s. c.
SITTERSON
Phone 8
. SERIOMCIfflESS
By Being Conrtantly SappCerl Wi4
' Tkedford'i BUck-DnneJbj. ,
McDulf, Va."I sufferel for severd
years," says Mrs. J. B. Whiitaker 5
(his place. with sick headache,
stomach trouble., V , ' 7"
- Te(f years ago a friend told me tn
Thedlord's BUckDraught, whkh did
and I found it to be .the best family nedj
cine for young and old. . .
I keep Black-Draught on hand an tht
time now, and when my children feel 1
little bad, they ask me for 1 dose, and S
does them more good than any medicuu
they ever tried.- . . - ; ,
We nerer have a long spell of nick,
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught". -
Thedford's Black-Draurjht is pureli
vegetable, and has been found to re-tv
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re.
lieve indigestion, colic,.' wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similai
lymptomsJ ; i - (,-(.';
It has been in constant use for mn
than 70 years, and has benefited more
illion people. , -
sells and recommends
Price only Zk. Get 1
than a mil
Your druggist
Black-Draught.
Package to-day.
DR. DAN W. PARROTT
- DENTIST ?
Crown and Bridge Work
Specialty
Office over Cot- Mil 'office
M. GEO. E- KORNEQAT,
SPECIALIST j 4
Is Diseases of Women A ChlUres
Office Honrs: 10 to 1J
Oflcet If 7 West CaaweUStrMi
PHONE 111. If '
DR. U. L. WILSON,
' DENTIST- -!.'
Office Over J. E. Hood ft Cot
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FORJALE!
LIGHTWOOD POST$ 12c
EACH by carload lots. 0. b.
.Riley's Siding. Hines,Bros.
Lumber Company. j
To The
LADIES
v On Opening Morning; wc
will give absolutely free,
ONE PAIR
FINE
SILK HOSE
to the first ten ladies mak
ing a purchase of $1.00 or
more.
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ME YOU TO
PA(0)I0)Y LAISISDT" SIK10E SALE?
BEGINS
Wediniesdlay, AaDgusI!: i 2bicS, at 9 O'cDocC
DOORS OPEN 9 A.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2
This Will Be a Real Sale
Just cbock full of sensational prices and tre
mendous values. You cannot afford to miss
it-there have been other sales, but none like
this one. Values have been forgotten in an
effort to make this the Biggest and Most
Talked of Sale ever pulled off in Kinston.
Come and See for Yourself.
$25 in Gold Given Away
Every dollar you Spend, or each dollar paid
on account during this Great Sale will entitle
you to one Chance on this Big Prize.
This $25.00 will be given away at 5 o'clock
the last afternoon of the sale.
Ask for your Chances yours might be the :
Lucky number.
I To The I
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SPECIAL
I Big Lot Tennis '-Ox
fords while they last
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JH&A I 49 c ' 'i
. Jill
SPECIAL
Big lot Misses Ox
ford and Strap Pumps
legular $2.50 quality
98c
SPECIAL '
Big Lot Children's
Oxfords, all Colors
and Leathers '
49c ;
SPECIAL
100 Pair Women's
fine Pumps and Ox
fords ?3 50 and $1.00
Price 98c
SPECIAL
Discontinuing "Banis
ter" Shoes, These fine
?G00 Men's Oxfords
$3.29
(ft
Col-
Hire
HI EN
On Opening Morning , we 3
.-.'.will give absolutely free, . :
ONE PAIR
FINE
SILK HOSE
to the first ten men mak
ing a purchase of $1.00 or
more. ' f .,
DOORS OPEN 9
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2 f
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