TntsnAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1917
THE KINSTON FREE PRESS
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!j Red Cross Bulletin
Automobile One Dodge touring car
almost new fr sale at barf?ain
r:mvr B. Cox. Dly 9-7 tf.
For Kent. Furnished house. Apply
to Mr.. P. L. Dixon at W. T. Hines'
residence. Dly 9-11, 12 and 13
For Rent Modern Store. Knox and
Stephenson's former-location. N.
J Rouse. Dly 9-3 tf.
Miss Lucy HaskittV Music Class will
ni.pi Seit. 17th. Number limited.
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Illy. !-6 to 13 o '
j.or v,ae Mountain grown apples
and cabbage. F. F. Brooks & Son,
Coiner Blount and Heritage.
Dly 9-8 to 11
Lost. Olive Green Stetson Hat be
tween City Hijrh School Bldg. and
Hines' Junction. Finder please noti
fy Kay McNuiry care Caswell Train
i'r.g School. Dly 9-11 and 12.
Fifty Thousand Dollars to Loan, live
years' time, amount $3,000 or
more. First mortgage either farm or
city real estate. R. C. Strong.
JJIy-5-22tf.
All ladies who are willing to
knit sweaters, helmets, mufflers,
wristlets and socks for the Ked
Cross will please communicate
with Mrs. Tom Harvey, 707
North Queen Street.
The Roc Crosi work room will
be open from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Friday, as usual. The room is
located in the Pythian hall.
It is requested that all col
lectors of pennies for the Red
Cross leave their collections at
Barrett and Hartsfield's store
from this date on. The money
bhould be put in envelopes, with
the collector's name and the
amount thereon.
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Social and Personal
Wanted 1d False Teeth j don't
matter if broken. I pay $2 to $15
per set. Send by parcel post.and re
ceive check by return mail. F. Terl,
4(13 N. Wolfe St., Baltimore, Md.
My 9-4 to 10-4
Wanted two ... or three first class so
licitors, men or women for city and
country work. Must come well re
commended. Apply "salesman" Cart
Free Press, Kinston.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified
as administrator of the estate of
Frank Ray Brown, deceased, all per
sons baying claims against the estate
of said decedent are hereby notified
to present the same to the under
signed administrator, at KinsJn, N.
C, on or before the first day of Au
gust, 1918, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make prompt payment to the
administrator.
This July 30, 1917.
GEO, O. BROWN, Admin.,
Frank Ray Brown, Deceased.
DON'T BE BALD.
Here's a Good Way to Stop Loss of
Hair and Start New Growth.
If your hair is thinning out, life
less, full of dandruff, and your head
itches like mad, it's a sure sign of
the dangerous dandruff germ, and
quick action must be taken to save
what hair you have and start a new
rowth. Don't wait until the hair
root is dead, for then nothing can
help you, but get from your drug
gist four ounces of Parisian sage
it dvn't cost much and there is noth
ing you ould use that's any better.
)r. Sangerbund, the famous Paris
specialist discovered that dandruff
and falling hair are caused by a mi
crobe then came tlhe discovery of
the value of Parisian sage (liquid
form) to destroy this germ, prevent
falling hair and the formation of
dandruff. A few massages with Pa
risian sage are all that a;e usually
needed, and very soon you should be
able to see the new hairs coming in.
Parisian sage is women's favorite
hair dressing, because it will not
stain and makes the hair lustrous,
soft and fluffy. Be sure you get
Parisian sage (Giroux's), for this
brand is guaranteed. J. E. Hood &
Co. can supply you. adv
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL DEAF
NESS AND HEAD NOISES.
Miss Mary Pridgen has gone to
Raleigh to reenter college.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Hines
were recent visitors to Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greene and
child visited relatives at Greenville
a day or two ago.
Miss Mamie Ruth Churchill went
to Durham Monday. She will at
tend Trinity College.
Mrs. John E. Weyher and child
went to LaGrange Monday, to make
a short visit to relatives.
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Miss Ila Morris, assistant to Clerk
of Superior Court J. T. Heath, has
returned to her duties after a few
days' absence.
Mr. Walter Wells is here for a
short stay. Mr. Wells, who was lo
cated here until a few weeks ago, is
now residing at Wilmington.
Mr. Barnett Naiman left Tuesday
for Chapel Hill, where he will attend
the University of North Carolina.
Miss Martha Britt ha gone tin Red
Springs to attend Flora McDonald
College the coming term. Miss Britt
is the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. T.
II. Britt of West Lenoir Avenue.
Mr. C. Burt Martin is back from
Raleigh, where he made application
to be transferrer from Ambulance
Company 43, about to be called in
to service, to the headquarters com
pany of the First Field Artillery, al
ready in the field.
Meeting of
Daughters of Confederacy.
There will be a meeting of the A.
M. Waddell Chapter, United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy, at the home
of the president, Mrs. J. F. Parrott,
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
AH members are requested to be present.
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"pHE l ev; hot weather drink
Pablo ia fare, healthful and in'
vigorating. Its good old "hoppy"
taste delights the palate and re
freshes all the way down. Pablo,
the non-alcoholic thirst-quencher,
will make your lips smack with joy.
Convince yourself with a glass of
ice cold, satisfying Pablo today at
any good drink-stand , or buy a
case from your grocer.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
Thr Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
r.KOVK'S TASTKI.ESS chill TO.NIC,drivesout
Ma laria. enriches t he-blood, and builds up the svs
leui. A true tonic. For adults and children. 60c
If you have Catarrhal Deafness or
head noises go to your druggist and
get 1 ounce of Parmint (double
strength), and add to it 1-4 pint of
hot water and 4 ounces of granulat
ed sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four
times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and the mucus stop
dropping into the throat. It is easy
to prepare, costs little and is pleas
ant to take. Any one who has Ca
tarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription a trial.
J. E. Hood & Co. can supply you.
adv.
F. A. Whitaker, M D.
F. Stanley Whitaker, M. D.
Office in Rear of Post Office
KINSTON, N. C.
Office hours by appointment.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cola.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
K. VV. GKOVfi'b signature on each box. 30c.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
We will carry a complete line line of Nobby Coat Suits,
Cloaks and Dresses this Fall. Watch for date of opening
Chamberlain & Braxton
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF SKINNERS
Books to Be Used in
Higher Grades City
Schools This Winter
Below is a list of books to be used
in the City Schools the coming term.
Those from the lowest grades to and
including the sixth were printed
Monday. Those below are for the
grades from the seventh up. The
'X" mark means dont purchase until
notified." Exchanges should be made
before the schools open or not until
ifter the congestion of the first days
is over. 1 he prices are subject to
slight changes, but no material dif
ferences may be expected. .1. E.
Hood & Co. and A. F. Pittman sell
the books. The list:
Grade VII. Mace's School History
of U. S $1.00
Dodge's Comparative Geography .K8
Walsh-Suzzalo's Essentials of Arith
metic 45
Essentials Studies in English, Book
2 15
Carpenter's Geographical Reader of ' Thcme TabIct
Europe i
urn . i o u i ii- i Pen and Staff Oi
We'liters Common School Diction-1
' inff 20
Writing Paper for Practice 10
Webster's Comp. Book 0o
Pencil 0."
Pen and Staff 03
Community Hygiene and Sanitation
(To be selected)
First Year Science Snyder (for
Science Pupils) $1.25
Second Year. Grade 9.
Bennett's First Year Latin .... $1.00
Bennett's Caesar 1.00
Tarr's New Physical Geography 1.115
(For Science Students)
Outlines of European History, Part
1 $1.50
Milne's Standard Algebra (Revis
ed) $1.00
X New Latin Composition, Ben
nett's $1.00
Sandwick-Bacon's High School Word
Book 40
Biubacher and Snyder's High School
English, Book 1 $1.00
Webster's High School Dictionary .00
X Merchant of Venice 25
X Scott's Lady of the Lake 25
X Oliver Twist .' 50
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AT MILWAUKEE
Sumrell & McCoy
Dial rtbutor
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Outlines :of European History, Part
2 $1.50 !
Writing Paper for Practice 10
Fourth Year, Grade 11.
X Civil Government, Schwinn and
$1.00 j
$1.00
$1.00 I
$1.25'
. i Pencil 0;
- Palmer's
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Method of Business
Writ
. .20
X The Courtshin of Miles Stand-
jgn j- X. Do not purchase until notified by
ir teacher.
Evangeline 15
Palmer Method of Business Writ- i
ing
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SOME OF THE BIGGEST HOG
RAISERS SAY IT CURES CHOLERA
AFTER YEARS OF TESTS, STATEMENTS OF US
ERS INDICATE HOG CHOLERA MAY SOON BE A
THING OF THE PAST IN NORTH CAROLINA, TOO
Hiis Remarkable Remedy and Pre
ventive Increases Hog Weight Also.
W;th the htghfprice of pork the
lestion of keeping hogs well and
vigorous is important whether a man
has one hog or- ftye thousand, says
M. V. Bridgers.;-who ia now in this
vicinity arranging for the distribu
tion of AntiChcleric, Hog Remedy
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u - . ovu.ry ill cavil uinu an"
Tossroads. , . v .
Anti-Choleric"speed3 np a hog's
digestion and helpshim to get the
food cut of his fo3. It drives out
wnns and prevent constipation, and
ther hog ailments including cholera,
'in!? fJHl.ffver," continued
jrrv Bridgets, Hrfd1 that. is. what
j wakes hog die,, )ookdreamy-eyeol
fail to growl" 1 ' f '
,. AnU-Choleric is not a new Kine-
U is the result of tea years
--yAai-Xeseardj. .-jrorlc sal jwas.
perfected in 1912. The past five
years it has been tested out on thou
sands of farms. Ha3 proven an ab
,olute cure and preventive ct Chol
era, worms, fever and swine plague
according to the testimony of big
hog raise:s. It is used in Iowa, the
greatest hog raising state in the Un
ion, where ten million hogs are mak
ing the farmers there wealthy. It i
nsed in Virginia by Virginia Ham
perple and in many parts of North
Carolina many hog raisers buy Anti
Choleric year in and year out.
"If your hogs are stunted, not
growing fast, are sick or of .poor ap
pearance, get a dollar, hundred dose
package at your nearest etore and
fp how wonderfully Anti-Cholerir:
ptit3 them back on their feet
If your store ha3n' stocked up yet,
have them order some from the man
ufacturer, r; rrV-.r? fM
Writing Paper for Practice .
X Water Colors 2."
Pen and Hrlder 05
X Talcs of Shakespeare 50
Now World Speller. Grades 4 to
7 15
X. Do not purchase until notified by
teacher.
First Year, Grade 8.
Milne's Standard Algebra (Revis
ed) $1.00
Bennett's First Year Latin .. $1.00
(For Latin Students)
Walsh-Siizzalo's Business Practice
Arithmetic 55
X Br-ubacher and Snyder's High
School English, Book 1 .... $1.00
Sandwitk and Bacon's High School
Word Book 40
Webster's High School Dictionary .!)()
X Vision of Sir Launful 25
X Ancient Mariner 25
X Last of the Mohicans 10
Palmer's Method of Business Writ-
Third Year, Grade 10.
Bennett's Latin Grammar (for Latin
Students) J $1.00
Bennett's Caesar (for Latin Stu-
. dents) $1.00
X Bennett's Oration of Cicero (for
Lain Students $1.00
First Course in Physics; Milliken
& Gale $1.50
(for Science Students)
X Chardenal's Complete French
Course $1.25
Wentworth-Smith's Plane andi Solid
Geometry . i $1,115
History of American Literature,
Pace SI. 40
Bmbaeher & Snyder's High School
English, Book 2 . $1.00
Sandwick-Bacon's High School' Wo'il
Book . .40
X Hamlet Lake English Classics .25
Webster's High Schoc
Theme
Stevenson
Bennett's Latin Grammar .
Bennett's Oration of Cicero
X Virgil
Wentworth-Smifh's Plane and Solid
Geometry $1.35
X' Hart's Essentials in American
(History $1.50
Chardenal's Complete French Course
$1.25
French Translations (to be selected)
X Brownlee's First Principles of
Chemistry
JSandwick and Bacon's High School
Word Book 40
Bmbaeher & Snyder's High School
English (Reviewed) $1.00
X Silas Marner, Treasure Island .25
Theme Tablet
Note Book, Ivoose Leaf 40
Palmer's Method of Business Writ
ing 20
Practice Paper for Writing 10
Pen and Staff .05
History of English Literature (Se
cond term) $1.40
X. Do not purchase until notified by
teacher.
IRIS
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Beautiful IJust and Shoulders
re prmible if you will wear a cientiflcallr constructed
Bien Julie Brassiere. "
The rlrnirfinir weight of an anronflned bust m atretctiM tha
supporting uuaclu Ibat the contour of the Arure la savllad.
put tlw bust back where It
lour. Drrvrnt the full bait tarn
havin the appearance at lab-
nr-AH jo.itil ninesa, eliminate the danrer af
BRAS3"IErtE5' OfMtfOlf moaclra and conflna the
ucnai ill, lUVUIUCr
(rraieful line to the entire upper body.
They are the daintiest and moot nrrTireable raiments Imaft
nalile t-ome in all materials and styles: Crou Back, Hook
Krnnt, Surplice, Bandeau, etc. Boned with " Walohn," the
rustleHS bouiug permittin(washinr wititout remoTal,
Have your dealer ahow you Bien Jolie Brassieres, if not stock
ed, we will gladly send him, prepaid, samples to show you.
BENJAMIN & JOHNKS, 51 Warren Street, Newark, N. 1.9
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BAD STOMACHS-
THE PENALTY.
Stomach .sufferers should take
warning. Gall Stones, Cancer and
Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines,
Auto Intoxication, Yellow Jaundice,
Appendicitis, and other dangerous
lulments, are some of tha ienalties.
.v'ost Stomach, Liver and Intestinal
Troubles are quickly overcome with
Mavr's Wonderful Remedy. This fa-
Dictionary .00 , vorite prescription has restored mill-
Tablet lons " people. Let one dose ot
. . T , . A.'.ayr s wonueriui ltemeuy prove to-
Note Book, Loose Leaf 40 1;liy that it will help yfu For gale
Palmer's Method of Business Writ- ly J. E. Hood & Co. and druggists
jng 20 cvetrywhere. alv.
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ALL!
J. B. Jones Clothing Company
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Announces
Their Fall Opening
Wednesday and Thursday
Our Mr. Pitts of Baltimore,- M. D., repre
senting the well known firm of the M. Mos
er & Son will be here to take your measure
for a suit of clothes or overcoat. Mr. Pitts
will be pleased to have you come and inspect
his line, which includes the very latest that
is to be shown in high class tailoring.
. B. Jones Clothing Co.
Hunter Building - - Kinston, N. C.
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ONE OF THE MANY RIP-KOARIXG COMEDY SCENES IN " TWIN B FJ)S" THE FUNNIEST OF
vISTUCa COMES TO, THF XJA raEATP.i:Tia"2SpJlVXnIBEIM3.
If Intelligent and Accurate Banking
Facilities Appeal to You Give
Us Your Business
In self" .liiii: this Hank as a factor in; the con-
rv'ti!i and furth rance of your financial
v!f;iro, your judiTiu'Wir, will bo ittirroborated
ly the xoriouco of many; of Llinfinost care
ful and prosperous INDIVIDUALS, FIRMS
and COHPQllATIONS of our community.
We invite your inquiry regarding Interest Ac-
counts. Checking Accounts, Loans-ln-vestments
and. Trusteeship.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS
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