WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22; 1916
PAGE TWO-EDITORIAL
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WEDNESDAY EVEMNC,
NOV IIMBKU 22, 191S
Speaking of optimist. Mes.irs. Hugh'- and Willeo;
lave the world beat fopt irking n. a f.-lorn hope.
Hut then President Wilson doe n't .seem n lie v.-n
much disturbed because of the !e.;iyed congratulation..
After the 1916 election "John lAirleyeorn" legally- hold,
bout as much area as candidate Hughes. Twenty-lhrei
states are now in the statutory siats-wlde prohibition col
umns and large areas of many others Are dry territory
through local option laws.
EASTERN CAROLINA MOST HEALTHFUL.
Jhe interesting issue of the University News Letter
of this week" give some statistics from the morbidity
survey conducted last spring by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company among its policy-holders in North
Carolina, which are of mere or leas Interest and contrary
to the prevailing opinion as to health conditions.
The survey was made to cover all sections of the
State. The general State morbidity rate was found to
be 28.5 per thousand In the sixty-six thousand persons
examined. Surprising n3 it Is, the mountain see-Ion
showed the highost percentage, 37.-1, while the tidewiter
section was lowest with 2t!.f, and the Piedmont ec:ion
middling with 28.0.
Another development of this survey contrary to ger.ora!
opinion was in the examination ol nine thousand perrons
ngaged in textile manufacture, principally cotton mi'!.--.
The morbidity rate for these mill workers was 23.4, or
five leas than the general average for the state-at-large. j Keat oraam, .We; Miss Lucy' Har
vey, Nirrtton.
llest mints, Otfp; M:.ss Natalie Nunn,
Kinston.
I!ct sea foam, fir:-. ."0c; Miss Dai
,y Outlaw, Kinsti n.
liest fondant, firnt ()(:; Miss Lucy
ll.iivcy, Kinston.
! aiiey Work.
Bo.,t pun-h vc v.ai I. first, $1;
Mrs. -V r. Sm;:h. I'::ik MIL
tt .- Til" '
ia ce Niraiea iror
If you want plenty of 'stay there Strength and
Endurance and Health, and muscles like mine,'!
V
.1'.-
Miss Palsy
The esteemed Sun-Journal of New Hern endorses lh
idea put forth in tno news columns of The Free Proas
few days ago for the establishment of a motor boat line
betweon New Bern and TC'uston for the carrying o'
freight. The plan might, as a matter of fact, prove to In
the entering wedge for the deep water route for whlc.
we have 'been striving. If sufficient tonnage was given to
a motor line, unquestionably It would be a forceful argu
ment for increasing the facilities.
The splendid progress made In (.indicating malaria in
Eastern Carolina during the past few years is no dr.ubt
largely responsible for the fact that this section is r.- w
the most healthful In the State. The work of imp-roving
'.he health conditions, however, is yet in its incepTon.
Much progress must be made. The results already dr
ained, however, should encourage and stimulate a lx-;vr
o-operation in the future than has bein accorded by the
jfreat jnas. Af people to the Institution of health pp .. m
ions in the past, lit that as it may, Eastern Carolin:'. Is
impara:l'ly healthy.
uuowiNf; irish Potatoes.
'ihe Agricultural Department of the Norfolk Southern
Railroad has just issuul a most interesting bulletin -Itled,
"Crowing Irish Potatoes In Eastern North C;..m-Ina-'
in which tho advantages of this section a:e s;-t
'orth.
The bulletin affirms that the natural advantage-, in
Eastern Carolina as a potato region are unexcelled. The
ioil, prices and railroad facilities compare most fuvoralily
vith other potato regions in the United States.
Enormous yields, gays the bulletin, can be produced on
ho sandy loam soil of Eastern Carolina when proper
nethods of cultivation are used. After careful investiga
tion, Agricultural Agent Klzer of the Norfolk Southern
;ives some interesting examples of What really can bo
lone.
Those investigations show that the yields in Eastern
North Carolina average from 80 to 12.r barrels to the
acre, and that loaded on the cars they co.it the fanner
from 75c to $1 per barrel. In the season just passed '.he
Carolina crop of over 3,000 cars of number one potatoes
sold from $3 to $0.75 a barrel, representing an average
profit to the grower of. $100 to $400 per acre.
And In addition to the crop of Irish potatoes it is pns-
I'est V ene!) nil.. o'.Vry waist, 1st,
l.t'U; Mrs. II. P. I.)f:in, Kinston.
Pest Fienr'i e:i. .---. lery w.ilst, 2d,
:.(; Mr-.. F- C. ;-';n,;h. Pink Hill.
lie. t tatting v.ai t first, $1.00; Mrs.
II. P. Loft in, K'n.-i .-n.
1! -st even-.-' . -i ! tj-are, first, ?1;
Mr.- . K. A. i '-v. Kinr-lrm.
t.iti'ipane, Mrcond, 50c;
iii'.-.m, Kinston.
ietcl counterpane. 1st,
I). W . Parrott, Kins-
'C..t.ch;-: c
Mr;. I). I..
I'e.-t erruj
?1.00; I'i".
ton.
Kir, I ,)(!(:
,'Oc; Mr.-. .1
II
!!
I fli.
.! cei'Mterpanc, second
S. Simncer.
t kn:t counterpan?, first, $1.00;
Lottie Canady, Kinston.
; Ciiinterpane, second, 50c; Mis;
C. Loftin, Kinston.
1 French emliroitV V 1-abjT cap.
Mrs. P. I.. ( uthrell. Golds-
The Washington Dally News happily suggests that
General Funston had hotter stick to military affairs un.I
let religious matterr iilone. There is no doubt a'jout tho
General being on thin ics when he endeavors to restrict slble, says the bulletin, to grow a crop of cr ti or s ya
evangelistic work among tho troopers. The people of beans one th.' same land vvilhout additional fertilizer.
this country are sticklers for religious freedom, and they
will, hardly tolerate, any upaotting of the time-honored Nobody can dispute that the young woman who ruke
traditions of the Nation even though they bo for "mill-' the aerial flight record from Chicago to New York i -. a
tary purposes."
high flyer.
4.A Clogged System Must Be Cleared.
You will1 find Dr. King's New Life
Pills a gentle yet effective laxative
for removing impurltios from the
system. cumulated waste poisons
the blood; dizziness, biliousness and
pimply, muddy complexion are the
distressing effects. A doso of Dr.
; King's New Life Pills tonight will
assure you a free, fgll bowel move-
, mont in tho morning. At your Drug-
' gist, 25c. ' , .., ' ; I adv.
THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL
GAME
U. of N. C. va. U. o V.
AT RICHMOND
For tho above occasion the Atlantic
Coast Line will sell excursion tickets
for those scheduled .to reach Rich
for all trains on November 2!th and
Mr. E. 1,1. Lrfnvij, National Auditor
of tho Woodmen of the World, Is
back from a visit to camps at Greens
boro, Ikvky Mount, Hendursonville
and WinstonjSaler:!, made in company
with Nationa Conmander Fraser of
Omaha.
mond up to 2:10 p. m., November
lOth, at $3.50, fr;:i Kln-ton, limited
returnlttg until I': 'comber 2nd.
For schedules, i leoptng car accom
modations and iu"7 further informa
tion desired, apply to ,t
P. J. WA1.D. Ticket Agent,
adv. Kinston, N. C.
Rheumatism Fullows Exposure.
In the ruin all day is generally fol
lowed by painful '.wingos of rheuma-
Tho g.enl fuel saving Cole Hot
Blast Heaters and Ranges will be
shown at II. E. Maseley Hardware
Company's Friday anil Saturday.
(adv.)
tism or neuralgia. Sloan's Liniment
will givo you quick relief and prevent
tho twinges frcm becoming torture, .fi.oi); Mrs.1!). L
It quickly penetrates without rubbing boro.
1 i..:ih ( mliroide: ed l.aby cap, sre
i. .".'I;-; Mr;. J. Stevenson. Kir.sion.
i;e;l !;H'e oatjy cap, iirst, $1.00;
Mrs. W. J. Middl.-tjn. Hallsville.
( : oi-het baby c:u, second, 5t.V;
M.s. Alien Pa' rick, Grifton.
.R.-st 'altinjr baby cap, first. $l.ini;
Mis. Roy Hardy. LaGrange.
; Tatting baby cap, first, $1.00; Mrs.
J iloy Hardy, LaGrange.
j Tutting b..i.y can, second, 50c; Mrs.
I Rest, i mb' eiderod corset cover. 1st.
$1.00; Mrs. J, Stevenson, Kinston.
Embr :ilered cirset cover, second
50c; Mrs. ,1. (J. Jlood, Kinston.
Pes! L'-enrh embroidered night
dres-. firt. $1.00; Mrs. O. C. Jone.
LaGrange. Fieneli endiroidered night drcs
second. 5(c: Mrs. P. W. Parrott
. Kinston.
Pest madeira embreidere.l night
diess. Hrst. $1.00; Mrs. Susan Aid
J. M. Parrntl, Kinston.
ridge. Kinston.
!e-t embroide.od short dress. 1st
Cuthrell. Gold
A Hillierto Untold Secret of His
Great Victory Over Jack Johnson
and Frank Moran.
Ordinary Nuxated Iron Will Often
Jncrcese Strength and Endurance
t.f tlie Delicate Nervous Flks 200
Per Cent, in Two Weeks' Time.
v y FaTAL NOTE Dr. E. Sauer. a
will kiMwn physician, who i.-as stud
ied ullelv in both th.s country ana
Eur"pc h-s been specially employed
o i:':t;,c a thciuugh investigation in
to the real secret of the great
slrcs.eth, power and endurance of
Jc U'illard, and the marvelous val
ue ..f i mxated ur.-n as a strength
buil.ier. . .
NeW YORK Upon being inter
vlev..ii " his apartiiunt in the Cob.n--.il
ii -!, Mr. Wll.i "I said: "Yes, I
iia-.e -' vh-mist with me to study the
v.;l e dilferent foi.ds and products
:., t!i:'i:- power to produce great
.vrth and enduram". both of which
;:-e .- i r.ffessary in the prize ring.
():; h. recommendation I have often
!:': m nuxated iron and I have jiarti-
'.i 'y advocated the free use of iron
I v .ill those who wh h to obtain great.
pi:y;.c.i! anl mental power. Without
I- i am sun- t h :. t I would never have
..ecu able to whip Jack Johnson so
inmnlettlv and easily as I did, and
ft X
ivvuu m t. x fit
JESS WILLARD AT HOME
lie training for my boat with Frank
Among all the prominent figures ol the prize ring, probably none Is so de
voted to family lile as Jess Willard. Alter each engagement the ehamplon
hurrtes to his wile and children and remains at their side until public de-'
r,iand forces him to leave for new encounters. Everything Is done to bring
up the "little Willards" with strong healthy bodies Mr. Willard accounts for
his own success by saying:- " fw, tf,at ef-
'hs? my blood is the secret of my great
an. I regularly took nuxated iron
xv.X I iitn certain that it was a most
.moortant factor in my winning so
.-.'is'! y. " Continuing, Dr. Sauer said,
'Mr." Wilhrd's case is only one of
hundreds which I could cite from my
own personal ixpcricneo which proves
conclusively the astonishing power of
uxatol iron to restore strength and as a const .u. nee you become weak,
vitality even in most complicated pale and sickly looking just like a
li.eiilc conditions. plant trv::r- to grow in a soil defi-
Nat long ago a man came to me eient of i nn. If y.;u are not strong ent medicine1 nor secret remedy, bat
was nearlv halt' a century old, or well vi u r.ve ii to y. c.self to make . v 5 n - .
, ;-skcd me give him a prelim- the folio . ...;- test: Sc. how long you one wh,eh 13 wel1 known to drujt,
;-;: examination fcr !ifo insurance, can work or bow far you can walk and whose iron constituent is info.
w astonished to !ind him with the without been :ii;g tied. Next take )y prescribed by eminent phjfskius
I d ires. urc of a o:v of 20 and as tvo five-grain ta:.ie:s of ordinary , i -
::dl of vigor, vim and vitality as a mtxatcd iron Uir.e times per day af- everywhere. Unlike the oldef inor-
v-)eT:g man; in fact, a young man he ter meals for two we.-ks. Then test ranic iron products, it is easily assim-
. ....;i .... . ... .u . . . i . c
i;.y n.is ii.jn. i ii.-.;.uunii unc. vour mkiiliii u-;.uit .u u sue lor your- ;i,.i .l : 4.,v -i
NOTE Nuxated Iron recommend
ed above by Dr. Sauer is not a pat-
'. h ' :
ie s.u,
war;
taking iron self how much you have gained. I
i iimi titled mm mn re- nave seen iiozens ot net cons run-down mem macic, nor upsei xae 6totnacn;
At ..'.i ne was in nan people who were aif.'g all the white, nn mni,.rv it w
cuxateil ::
c-wed 1 f
health! at 4'i careworn and nearly all double thei
v ,-t r.ii -, r,,;,-neU nf vifnlttv enu.eiy
ffco be
in
-.ml h
ttnev of vjuth.
hand'-c.' tlnt.s over, iron is the great
est of all strength builders. If people
".ot'lii on; v throw away patent medi
and sootnes tho sore and aching
joints. For sore, stiff, exhausted,
muscles that ache and throb from
overwork, Sloan's Liniment affords
quick relief. Bruises, sprains,
ntrains and other minor injuries to1
children are quickly soothed bv j
Slcan's Liniment. Get a bottle today
at your Druggists, 25c. adv.
(Continued on Page I?)
S Dr. (korge E. Kornefrav
j SPECIALIST
In OisPnsiN of Women Jfc Children
Office Honrn: 10 to 11
Cilice 212 Eatit Caswell Street
PHONE 118
JfcA f? i ee our
yB sh oes S-
- X I A I
LAMPS
will make
even Arithmetic a little easier.
Built of solid brass and nickel plated,
they last n life time.
Steadier than gas more restful than electricity
-cheaper than either.
Use AlaaJi'i Security Oil the moat econom
ical kerosene oil for best results.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
BALTIMORE. MD
Wanhinpton, D C Charlotte. N. C.
Nurlulk. Va Chnrlwiton.W. V.
Kicluiionu, Va Charlenton.se.
'or vvomp.rx
AH the New Styles and Colors for this Fall
Are shown Here. Remember Our Motto
"Quality First."
Ycurs t Please.
Agent Tor Clapp, Banalster, an! Flosbcln Shoes
1
pn, J- .
" ' - - ' . j
Lret rfl of all symptoms remedy, in nearly all forms of indi-
n-MJ Wltn trie DUOy- n.T-'i-i"1 u.- ,imi vui wuwn.a gc.-LJuii, a;t wen a iur iicrvuus, run-
As 'l have said a '? t- !l ,tf' '".n days',,-time conditit,nj. m- mamlfa(.tl,re
simply ny taxing iron in tne proper , .
form. And this alter they had in have such great confidence in Nux-
se-me ca;-es ban doctoring for months atefj Iron that they offer to forfeit
-'tS simple con- Vheold Vrms of reduced 00.00 to any charitable institution
v-'iced that the lives of thousands af iron' iron acetate or tincture of iron if they cannot take any man or wo-
P'-Trons might be saved, who now die ly !mcte'lt?' Yu man undefUO who Iacks'Iron and in-
every year from pneumonia, grippe, must take i. on in a form that can be .
consumption, kidney, liver and heart eas.ly abso;l"J ,,ed assimilated tike crease their strength -200- per cnt
rouble, etc. The real and true causa nuxated iron it you wish it to do you or over in four weeks' time provided
which started their disease was noth- arly good, other use it may prove . . serlonnwritnip tmiihi.
ing more or less than a weakened worse than useless. Z. 7 senouorganic troubM...
condition brought on by lack of iron Many an athlete or; prize fighter has Tne5r also offer to refund your mD0e
in the blood. lion is absolutely nec- won the day simply because he knew if it does not at least double your
essary to rn' vour blood to change the secret of great strength and en- . i j . . j .
foo,l into living 'tissue. Without it. durance and fill-d his blood with iron sirenh and endaranc ,n ten
no matter how miicn or what you eat, befj. - he went into 'jne affray, while time. It 13 dispensed in this city by
your food merely passes through you many anothe- h:.s gone to inglorious j. g Hood & Co and all eoci
without doing you any good. You defeat simply for the lack of iron. ,' '.
don't get the strength out of it and E. Sauer, M. U. druggists. ad?.
I COULD SCARCELY WALK
Burlington, N. C.
Pearson Kerr.e.ly Company
Rurlingtun. N. C.
Dears Sirs.
I suffered with weak run down sys
wm for three years. For two years
I was unable o go to and from my
work and a part of the time I could
hardly walk. I tried doctors from
time to time and they all failed on my
case. Then 1 began trying different
things that were recommended to me
and tried several without relief.
I was induced to try your Genuine
Indian Blood Purifier and to my sur
prise it cured me and made me feel
like a new man.
Hoping this may be the cause of
others being cured by your wonderful
remedy, I am.
Very gratefully yours,
A. J. TERRY,
Corner Peele & Kivett Sts.
Burlington, N. C.
For sale by: E. B. Marston Drug
lo.. Kinston, N. C; W. E. Forest,
Kinston, K. F. D. 2, N. C. Exum
& Co., Snow Hill, N. C; Hosea liros.,
Pikeville, N. C; Howell & Langston,
Goldsboro, N. C; Mr. J. J. Wain-
wright, Farmville, N. C; Whelen
Drug Company, Farmville, N. C;
Hookerton Drug Co., Hookerton, N.
C adv.
Changing Seasons Bring Colds.
"Stuffed-up hed," clogged-up nose,
tight chest, sore throat are sure
signs of cold, and Dr. KIng-s New
Discovery is sure relief. A dose of
this combination of antiseptic balsams
soothes the irritated membrane, clears
the head, loosens the phlegm, you
breathe easier and rali8 your co'd
Is broken up. Treat a cold persist
ently; half-way measures leave a lin
gering cough. Take Dr. King's New
Discovery until your cold is gone. For
47 yjars the favorite remedy for
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4n$$cHi insurance & Realty Co.
Telephone No 1 82 1 10 E. Gordon St.
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Can Yeu Afford Any but a Titan
Kerosene Engine?
At present average prices for kerosene and gasoline,
Ti'an kerosene engines save their owners about 1.1c
per horse power per hour over gasoline engines.
Figure in this way. On an 8 horse engine the saving
is 8.8c. an hour, 88c. In a 10-hour day, $88 in 100 days
of work. Say that is all your engine does in a year.
It wculd cost yon $88 more than yon need to pay, to
run an 8-horse gasoline engine one year. That is more
than a third ofthe price of the engine. . Can you afford
to throw -way $88 a yeailiCan .jou-afford even to
think of buying a gasoline engine, when; yon can get a
Titan that runs on kerosene? Come in and let's talk this
over. We have some Interesting figures to show you.
Prices right and terms esy. - .:. '
U. fl. GRAINGER.
KINSTON. N. C.
young and old. At your Druggist,
60c ' ?dv
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