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Al Catula Iriao C8r alike, "kad
tmfch thkt ih kdld tdmains, Cocoanm,
Cotton seed, awT ether Oils. -We
gUlrthrte our , Caltile anfcp to 'be
purely made with Olive Inly 'Try
ststeiUtilHtmhbW WtfLVid clean
it leaves the kin. Especially godtl (or
babies, h tbiti ho mere' than cheap
grade. 5 aid 10 -teat per cake.
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LtNOll DRUG, C0:!PANY
Oft Tna Sahara "" Pbe M4
ii ff " ft i mi r r
Famous &arr Granite.
Also all. other, Monumental
Granftes and have a splendid
collection of Polished, Ham
mered nd Rustic designs.
Give ttte an opportunity to
snow yon., m r i
MNMMME IMS
B. H. DALE. K1NSTON Pi. fc.
4Ui
PLANT PECANS
- Until my awn aursety itock Is large
vnoegtrle -put tm the markrt I will
twit from tins targrsi' and fmt Ttdn
nurseries In Gcrgia, til the beat Pecan
'trfcft lr.- The stock is sold US the
an gaarante I guarantee to par
ehaatre.7 Am ready It all i tlmci to
give expert advice to all who are in
(crested la Peean'j whether they buy
from me or not I
Kinston,
II. O. HYATT
N. C
C C BAtPt3t
DENTIST
Office Over FoatoAaa,
Arcived Today. ;
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Neat, New and ,
Snappy Patterns
3 ta 14 Yeaij j
SO and QOc:
m
TteTe!8 Store
&Iarr)age JJcrnae. . r -
'Tom Kocftu rhl May Heath,
Whit eouple of Kiriston.
GstCWcasiirci Toia)
. FBr Your Fair Suit
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6.
J.CDAIL&C
)?..oiim !2wardlLL
Ktnaton, N. a GoUabori, N. C
HOUSE & LAND,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Klaatoa, N. C Goldaboro, N. C.
19-894 Bordea BulUlag 't
Arrested for -Ahandonment '
LtrtfceV DaujheQreotorW.Wa ar
tested 1y Patfxilman John McDust-
trelllaU Wednesday.
r in f ..;,
tVy Wdft(a rWay. "
Atnmber bl Sdiifth Klntitott women
charged with rafrancy will be Irted
before " tho Recorder Friday. ' TheJr
aei.lrereV postponed from -today.
Sraday School Pienie.
There will be a Sondsy school pie
hie at Pleasant Itill Sunday school, in
Jones county, on Saturday, September
t. A speaker will be on hand. Cool
rink wfll "b sortWd. ' Tho fnrblic
invited. ' Basket to lolJcited.
Aaroat Weather.
The maxim am . tieinperature tiene
Wednesday" afternoon -was 95. Km
itonlftns fiad nothing to kkk about,
however, for oh Monday tho heal
gisfered 104 In aeveland, O.'Nirietyl
seven ts the hottest this section ban
eltpertenced.
Candidateft Meet Saturday. V '
The Democratic County candidates
md EJcnHte Committee, aftveral
weeks ago called to Wert t the
vourthouse here on the (morning of
Saturday, August 26, are expected to
turn out in Tull f ore for th oession
Plans tor tte campaign to be form
ally inaugurated next month will be
discussed and probably passed upon,
MIS SPACE
IBSSSSSSar
Gelongo To
ttetnrnt' Frrfrh tdhr Trip.
Mr. Ted 'Wsyher is back from
visit in the West. Ho "took in" Loo
Angeles, the Grand Canyon, the
ItoosexWt deThv now gnrdea by ol-
alBrs, tad practically an the other
points of interest In a number of the
States. Ho opent week wtth fcis
brothKr-m-la1,' Rev. Jicfc Itoimtroe,
ana trister, wnb before tier maMaee
to Rev. Mr. Rbuntree, was Miss Ma
rie WeyheK They oro now residing
at Temps, Art., where Mr. Rourrtree
hs k pastorate '1 W the OltHain
church. Th towns liii the Irrlgktbd
sectibns of the Southwest, Mr. Wey
her ' wtates, ye try ell kept nd
ttra"ctJv places. ' tie Saw many art
atari eh 'route U the Iwrder. Tempe,
Where the Rountrees livo, hits about
1,600 eWtantt tn vsanmerland iw ,
eral hundred mora in winter; it is the J
fteat of large normal school, : Mr.
Rountre,'-iho resided hero until a
few years go, is known to thousands
in Kins ton and the surrounding1 conn'
try. He now weighs 175 pounds, Mr.
Werner "states, against a scanty 120
or such " Inatetr when he left bere,
fact; And fiction
Falcon is llttlo place without
railroad Station, short distance from1
Godwfn, Wd comparatively few peo
ple in -the Stat know of it or the an
nual 'camp-meeting hold there- which
is making the hamlet famous in the
North and West. Falcon is the, seat
of an institute or embryo college 'of
the Pentecostal Holiness church. Da
ring the past two weeks it has been
the scene of the biggest religious
gathering bold in Eastern Carolina
in many year. .One estimate placed
the number of people in attendance
at 12,000. It Was interdenomination
al in spirit nd we of the preacher
was a member 6f another denomina
tion, but tho Holiness people were
greatly in the majority and furnished
most of the pulpiteers. The denom
ination is comparatively in its infan
cy, the present organization having
been perfected only about sixteen
fears ago, but now has Trnssionavies
in practically evtry foreign flold and
growing membership in the South
and on the Pacific Coast " ,
"Rev." A. . Butler df Kintrton has
Just returned frott) Falcon and tells
of the great campmectlng. Many
States and Canada were represented
hy he eonjrregations camping around
the institute buildings. While testi-
fcwnials wens being given he m6m-
Ing Mr. Butler was impressed with
the number of nationalities among
those testifying. ? A Chinesea Ger
fhan,. a Rtnaian and n American
iptfke in that order. The Pentecostal
people Jiarpdsely selected a place
away from a railroad for their insti
tute and camp-meeting place, be
cause the j?rt "crowds that tfcrotig
to it bhee fevery year can Ijl kept un
er better cdhtrol In a quiet, secSud
ed spot, and the atudents can be bet
ter disciplined during the scholastic
year. ' -
SILKS
h (Rose, BIiie, ind Green.
PLAID"
S, Black and. White.
FOR "CHIG
bV Hi i'
The 0i8 Pries CErri
All Butfiliier Goods
v-siiiifn
- arsei m
0
And LSw Slioe
AT
'vw.-5 i ji)i .
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OaiTGit &
i r'TiTrt'irtitr ruati mmr afaal n
rrlGERATORS" WILL BE
.10. PER CENT HIGHER IN
Met WEXT SEASON.
All that we have left now will be Sold
' at ' v ,'.
Substantial Reductions
From this 5ea$oiVs.Prices. It will pay
you.to buy how if you are going to J
need a new refrigerator next season.
SubscHbo 4 the r Vres. t
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HOW ENGLAND SAVED THE .AMERICM COTTON CROP
FROILOKASTER: UNITED SKIB..C0VIRM1ENT, ON
to the plan; British aid not necessary, believt)
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STEPIBJSOlJl
"TIi6 Ladies' Store"
i
Secure Snbwing
A New Shipment of
ICMONM
' Some Very Striking Styles
SffiOURWlNTJOWS
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7. 17- oivodrh Co.
.London, Aug. S.ty Mall) That
fhe British jrovemment decided 'not
to let American eofcton "td 1:6 below'
8 1-8 nts a i6trnd io plantsrtj.thut
ft prepared to1 pbhd 250 mflHon to
prevent a possible cotton panic hi
Anroriea' and that it sent agntJ to
fhe United States to buy cotton- in
Wllmltcd ifjuantWes tb keep the pVice
normal; and also that tbese agents
are atiH in th United Statoff are
facts given to the United Press to
day. - .
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The British government, when it,
decidl in 1915 to "make cotton con-j
traband, reatbtwi that It might cause
i arrii In tM' United Stat. Fell
Rose, who directed the British plan
to prevent this, told today how he
did tt '
"We had to declare cotton contra
band, said he, "but we wanted to
protect tho cotton planters. We
knew tJie speculators would make' ca
pital tjf the order In council 'and
dive cotton prices to ruinous depths.:
"So the British -government docid
ed to go Into the market as a 'buyer.
rboked over tha market and ddcid-
ed we eWuld be ready to buy 5 tell
hon fcaless and we had to have 250
million dollars at eufdtsposal con J
"We' thought the planter ahould'not
get less thin 81-2 cents, so wo kentl
agents to the United States withtm-
hmited authority to tuy. That was
m Jaly W15. We told the Airrert
tan government 6f our plan. ' On "Au
gust ft th klha; signed the order
m council, doclarint; cotton contra-
band. " s 1 . -
No tnwfe foHdwed. What wt
done was not generally known Wi
the atrength of cotton in the open
market must nave been a mystery 1)
the speculators. In the first week cot
ton went p a cent Within a month
it was up S 1-2 cent. So the plant
ers received $00,000,000 mora for the
erop that year than they would hare
rtrtlved in normal time." .
ls th TrtLh government ready
to follow witn i3ie same action for
tJie im trap T" was asked..
"ft foois as ff th4 lSlfi crop would
J oe aWo to sell Itself without British'
aid," eaid Rose. Rose, an ErngEah
maft, has been in fhe totton basiness
all kis life. He added in conclusion
that every bale cotton that nas
been seised by ttia British' ihas been
paid for and ft fcrrrpDet Itas lost mon-;
ey except possibly on cotton for
which ne would hve IfeceivcA an ex
orbitant profit If ne had gotten it to
Germany "instead f its" being seized
by the Brittsh. Every bale Keiied, "he
said, had been otd to plnm in
tenland and hot single bale re
mains in storage.
i ,, K.K n wi, mi i i .t,
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HANDICAP TO BE SIIOT
AT ST- LOUIS TODAY
St. Louis, Aug. Tlia Grand Am
erican Handicap, the feature event of
the Ihternattonai trwp-snoetmg con
tests being neld on the publk trap
shooting grounds here, will be, shot
off today. State champions from vir
tually every Sbata re tenterednfor
the Iveht, whicb 'will bjVUtj aix
teentlj in the fcistory'of e associa
tion. Tomorrow the consolation han-
dicap will be ahot. No contestant
vr bss won the 'Grand. American
handicap twice in succession.
QETTINGE
AUTOMATIC
RCFlllClERATORS
ir nun nr. iir
ipia, un t in
HRST NAT
H OLYMPIAN
a lzr N. Queen Street
tilcfe cnaies ttmde ntour
tjwb Sanitary cahay utch
ett. M tSBhtTall navon
to order.
tttttu rnuits k
COLD DRINKS
We Make our' ice cream.
Pure and - delicious, ' 35
cents40Rirt delivered.
PHtlNE 350
Kinstoa's Only Candy Store
was-
;
lOflAL ISIOII
Capital ftnd Sorplas $160,000
if
Congratulatea its ;fartiier ff tends on the
jtteWrilinfc prices of Tebattb
0. t. WOOTEN, Caihlw
DR. HENRT TULI , Tka-Preat.
J. 1 BCSZELL, Asst. Cashier
T. W. HSAtH, teDat
W.t.Kea7
Dr. HenryiTaB
i. H. thitay
j r-' rr,i
itixm Vi is iasi iiia
DIRECTORS a
'klRoiBW
C FeBx Harvay
DafMOetfiakar
, 1
ITM tA.
CAHfAL.
"ft
$100,000.00
.rf.and-rl;.
SURPLUS of $95000.00
to extend aid to deposi
tors tor any legitimate
Hew aceoonto, large
m vmtll are desired, and
a perfect service is as-
sifred. " '. -
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HAV YOU A BANKING
IT
A iMMviml
ia-Tiiiiinr fit nui a7Br
W ' 1 I if.
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A W Mttfl ChrWtal Www School Praptratwy anil Colteofate eomses." Ait
StwatorVof Mle. High rtlndard maintained h. ar itaff f ..nSv
640. Wrile fot our citaloi before selecting the coHege (or your daugh ter!
MM MARY OWEfi GRAHAM, Pretident RalJh,W. C
JOHNSTON
MOWER
Some ot its good Points
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DR. AS. W. OWEI
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SawMMonrtsav V '
Crowa and Bridg Wf&
First Natlairikindg. Pbbtta 595.
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'Steel- dust-proof roller bearings are used in the axle
and bevel gear shaft These insure easy running
; .The large gear and a small pinion are set back of the
SS2d?2 SZ$- ?hi-elde4 SSa
"Ihe crank shaft of sneoial Rtpoi t' -i
puoitiuji lumci me main axie flnn yotiT,. :i at. i
ine cutter bar is stprf anri mrtrti, . j " r?
pe et.ard3.ape fitted with ienJ SS
iSush bar n . one piece and is adjustable. SoW !
. tu. jiubCLEY HARDWARE COMPNY
Dr. Albert D. Parrot
'Phytian and Surgeon
. Ktniston, N. Xl . ,
Office Saci ofHooft 'Drug Store
OR. O.C. WH50N,
DEWttST-f
Uaea Over J. Hood ft Crt
Stan"
Z. V. MCSELEY, BL D.
PTtTSTCijUr aal gTJZfSOlf
Back of Lenoir Drug Oompaay
Aanea Oac 478; Saatdeaea JU
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dr. f. Frrrs f
- flareoDath. ' i
Upstairs; Kext Door Old Postafflee
EXAMINATION FRER
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