ynNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 '1917.
THE K1NSTON FREE PRESS 5? r r
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CtUry, green peppers, peaches, sujrar
nears and all kind or iruiw ar, we
Phone aoey ; -
Olympi.
1 Saw tff f! ground mill
at once. AppfrVJ?Mi Thomas,
Bculaville, N. C. ir-26, 27.'-
Paibed
vnrds.
S.v 9-25, 29.
wire for sale. D. T. Ed-
Lst Cameo Brooch with pink back-
sround. Please return to Miss Ha
jlorris at Clerk', office, Kinston, and
pet reward. , ' Sw 9-26
For Sal un e"n " mtvutx,
water and ! lights, corner Water
! Vance St Mm. J.vC. Heath, 801
jlly 9-24, 10-1
Fifty Thousand ZXf Lo".
yean' time, amounts $S,000 or
more. First mortgage either farm or
eity real estate. E. C.Stnon.
piy-6-22tf. (
awedOld False Teeth: don't
natter if broken. I pay $2 to $15
per let. Send by parcel post and re
ceive check by return mail. F. Terl,
403 N. Wolfe S, Baltimore, SCd.
Dly 9-4 to 10-4
Use Slug Shot dn Collards, Cabbage
and all kinds ef flowers to destroy
worms, bugs and ell leaf eating in
sects. Get it at"' Mara ton Drug
Store.
Dly 9-21 to 28 '
Sw 9-22 to 29
Lost Large bay mare, with one
small spot irt forehead, weighs
about 1,100 pounds. Has small ecar
on right limb about ankle. Also black
Whitfield buggy. Driven off by man
who called himself Johnson. Finder
please notify C. S. Whitfield, Kins
ton and get reward of $25.
Dly 9-14 tf.
THIS MEDICINE
WOMEN VALUE
Positively Relieves the
Suffering.
More Convincing Proof.
When Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was first introduced its cur
ative powers were doubted and had to
be proved. But the proof came, and
gradually the use of it spread over the
whole country. Now that hundreds of
thousands of women have experienced
the most beneficial effects from its use
its value has become generally recog.
nized and it js now the standard medi
cine for women's ills.
The following letter is only one of the
thousands on our hies.
Dennison, Texas. "I cannot feel
that I have done my dutv until I tell
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done for me. I Buffered
from female troubles so I could hardly
drag around and do my work. I was
very nervous, and had dizzy spoils, heat
nasnes, ana neauacnes unm mo was a
burden. My husband brought me a bot-
Lie ui A-tyuio ti. i i.iiviiciiii o , rcuiuio
Compound and I soon began to improve.
I continued its use and am now free
from all pains and aches that made life
a burden. You may use this letter in
any way you like for I want the world
to Know wnat a grand medicine Lydia
Social and Personal-
Mr. L. J. Chapman of Centerville
was a Kinsfaon visitor Wednesday.
Mr. Louis Mallard of Jones Coun
ty spent Wednesday night here.
Mr. Frank Quinerly has returned
home after spending several months
in the Western, part of the State.
Misse Ruth Davis, Fanny Wade
and Alice Edwards of Morchead
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is.
Mrs. G. O. Lowery, 911 S. L'arrett
Ave.. Denison. Texas.
Write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi
cine Co., Lynn, Mass., tor lree advice.
Buy Natural Iron If
In Need of Tonic
Go to Drug Store and Get a Bottle
of Concentrated Acid Iron
Mineral.
Non-Alcoholic Natural Iron.
Just plain, .'ortd-fashioned, natural
iron, without a single drlap of alcohol
or laxative of amy kind, has built
weakened, run-down people up and
brought the rich, red blood back for
millions of people, and doctors all ov
er the Vorld have prescribed it. Just
iron it is iron that builds you up
and puts the rose in the cheeks of
Women and makes heartier, stronger,
more energetic; men just plain, med
icinal iron, as Ntvture herself com
pounded it, then , highly concentrat
ed, tested and bottled' under the name
of Acid Iron Mineral.
Acid Iron Mineral is of course
more economical than then prepar
ed iron tonics, yet it is stronger,
goes farther and contains no alcohol
or laxative to derange or affect the
system.
Iron Has Many Uses.
Iron has many'ue3 when highly
concentrated as Acid Iron Mineral.
A teaspoonful in si glass of drinking
water makes a delightful, unusually
invigorating tonic, blood medicine,
appetizer and remedy for indigestion
It wil not injure teeth, cause consti
pation or harm the must delicate
stomach.
Used externally, it stops bleeding,
acts as a healing agent, preventing
soreness and festering. Is an anti
soptic and germicide too, and old
sores, pimples, sores on the scalp
etc., are quickly relieved without th
of anything else besides Acid
Iron Mineral. People with sore.
bleeding gums, dilute a tablespoon of
Acid Iron Mineral in a glass of water
and use it as a mouth wash exactly
as dentists do to stop bleeding and
prevent infection -when extracting
teeth.
A child with sore or wound; a cut
in camp, at the shore, at home or
abroad, needs nothing else. Just put
enough on the cut to completely cov
er It and Acid Irton Mineral does the
rest.
Acid Iron Mineral comes from the
only medicinal iron mineral deposit
of its kind in the world. Analysis
proves it contains in addition to iron
in three forms, calcium, sodium, pot
assium and free sulphuric acid. A
your doctor if a combination of these
elements hasn't wonderful value. No
chemist has so far been able to du
plicate Acid Iron Mineral, which like
radium, is another of 'Nature's
phenomena.
Most druggists have it in 50c and
$1 bottles. The lessors iof the de
posit, the Ferrodine Chemical Corp.,
of Roanoke, Va., will send a large
bottle anywhere prepaid upon receipt
of $1.
Mete: The iron having an astring
ent healing effect, to some seems to
contain alum, but such is not the
case. Whole families use it. No
home should ibe without it If being
used for stomach, kidney, digestion
or blood troubles, and the bowels are
not regular, we recommend that you
procure a 25c box of A. I. M. Liver
Pills also. Acid Iron Mineral is sold
by J. E. Hood & Co. and other good
druggists. adv,
f Tlie Lady From
Egypt
Sensation of Richmond
and Norfolk.
She knows everything.
She will tell you any
thing you wish to
knowiuf !
Ask her any question pertain
ing to love, marriage or busi
ness. If you' have lost any
thing she will help you find It
Theatre
Three Days
Thvpdav, rFriday. and
Mattrtw 3:30,40 And .15
Evening 7$0, 15 and 25
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"Serve by Saving"
(From the Food Conservation Divis
ion of the Food Administration)
ARE YOU A SLACKER?
nave you pledged your daiiy ser
vice, Mrs. Housekeeper, in the great
army of women fighting to save
food?
Or are you a slacker?
Have you neglected the appeal
your country has made to you to
"do your bit"?
If so, it is never too late to join
the thousands of loyal women who
have already signed the food pledge
and are backing it up with faithful,
daily service in their kitchens.
If you did not see the food pledge
in the magazines or newspapers, or
have not gotten one otherwise, send
today to the Food Administration in
Washington and get one. In signing
it you are not pledging yourself to
hardship on promising to sacrifice
any extra time and labor. The
pledge reads:
"I am glad to join you in the ser
vice of food conservation for our na
tion, and I hereby accept membership
in the United fatates rood Admini
stration , pledging myself to carry
out the directions and advice of the
Food Administration in my home, in
sofar as my circumstances permit."
So, you see, you are only pledging
general willingness to do all you
find practical in your circumstances
to help the ctountry keep the Allies
from starving by sending them beef,
pork, dairy products and sugar.
But how are we going to spare
these foods in such abundance from
our home supply? Dees it mean we
must deprive ourselves of food?
No, indeed!
The solution suggested by the
Food Administration is to eat less
of these and mone of other foods of
which we have an abundance. Also,
to waste less of all foods.
Following out this program is made
very simple by the new Home Card
now being sent out 'by the Food Ad
ministration. If you do not already
have one hanging in your kitchen
send to the Food Administration in
Washington for one today. It has
been issued because so many women
understood, since the first home card
was in the form of "Six Saves", that
food conservation was a matter of
hoarding.
This is not necessary, nor desirable,
nor the intention of the Food' Admin
istration. As the new home card ex
plicitly -states, we can eat plenty, if
we learn not to waste, and to substi
tute for the flood we must ship to the
Allies, other fod we have in abund
ance, but which is unsuited for ex
port. The new home card tells you
imply and concisely how to do this.
City were . guests here Tuesday of
Miss Irene Fort. They went from
here to Greenville. ,
Miss Marjorie Sumrell of Kiiu
ton spent Tuesday night at Greens
boro as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
G. A. Grimsley, said the Greensboro
Daily News .Wednesday. She was to
leave Wednesday for Fassifern Col
lege, Hendersonville;
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STALLIXGS PROMISES
UNUSUAL ATTRACTION
dm . - ,
ine imosx asiounaing act, or, we
might say, the most mystifying act,
that has ever appeared in the City,
will be presented at the Grand The
atre Thursday, Friday and Saturday,"
was the promise made by Harry
Stallings, manager iof the Grand, to
theatregoers today. "The Lady From
Egypt" will feature the bill each day
of the last half of the week. "She
knows all." Stalling says that. He
also is (responsible for this: "She
sees all and tells all. In fact, she will
tell your name and what you are
thinking of. The Lady From Egypt
has appeared in all the principal
cities iof the World and will answer
any question on any subject during
her engagement in this Citv."
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TRAINS LEA YE K1NSTON
East Bound
11:21 p. m. "Night Express." Pull
man Sleeping Oar New Bern to
Norfolk. Connects for all points
North and West.
4:46 p. m. Daily for Beaufort and
Oriental.
7:60 a. m. Daily for Beaafort, New
Bern and Norfolk. Parlor car
service between New Bern and
Norfolk.
West Bound.
6:30 a. m. Dally for Goldsbort.
10:25 a. m. Daily for Goldsboro.
7:39 p. m. Daily for Goldaboro.
J. F. D ALTON, Gen'l Pass. Agt
Norfolk. Va.
E. D. KYLX, Traffic Manager,
Norfolk, Va.
Is Your Battery Ready
for a Long Trip?
For Rent Modern Store. Knox and
Stephenson's former location. N
Rouse. Iy 9- tf .
Wanted two or three first ctaaa so
licitors, men or women for city and
country work. Must come wen re
commended. Apnly "salesman" Oar
Free Press, Kinston.
Dly and Sw. tf.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified
as administrator of the estate 01
Moses Joyner, deceased, all persons
having claim against the estate of
said decedent are hereby notified to
present the same to the undersigned
administrator, at Snow Hill, N. C,
on or before the 22nd day of August,
918, or this notice will De pleads 1 ?n
oar of recovery. A'.l persona indebt-
l to said estate will please make
omp t payment to the administrat-
This August 22, 1917.
SAM J. JOYNER, Adm
it is requested that all col
lectors of pennies for the Red
Croee leave their collections at
Barrett and Hartsfield's store
from this date en. Th-money
should he put in envelope, 'with
mAnnt
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
Decline of its Ionic and laxative effect, LAXA
TIVE BKOMO UUIN1NK is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing- in head. Remember the full name and
look ior the signature of U. W. GROVE. 30c.
How much of your pleasure in tour
ing depends upon your storage battery !
Press the button, and it spins your
engine for you. Turn a switch, and it
lights your way through strange coun
try. Hour after hour it provides igni
tion for the motor.
Make sure that your battery is
ready for the trip before you start.
Let us look it over for you.
Our battery experts will put it into
first-class condition, and practically
insure you against battery troubles
during your trip. You won't have to
lay up your car, for we have a rental
battery for your use while we're work
ing on yours.
And while you're here ask for your
. Willard Service Card. It entitles you
to free testing at any of the 950 Wil.
lard Service Stations.
KINSTON BATTERY CO.,
Ill West Blount Street,
BATTERIES CARRIED IN STOCK
A Correct Size for Every Car.
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Apother Shipment Morehead-Jordine
Hats Just Received
CHAMBERLAIM & BRAXTON
PHONE 234
Insurance of All Elinds
Kinston Insurance & Realty Co.
C. OETTINGER, Manatr
Telephone No 1 82 j 0 E. Gordon St
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Now Is the Time for the Farmers
To Prepare For The Future While
Crops Are Selling High
All
Save a Portion of the Money You Get From Your Crops and Thereby
Provide for a "Rainy Day"
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It is not safe to carry money home with you. There is danger of loss by Robbery or Fire
en A Bank Account
We Handle Checks drawn on Any Bank.
Four Per Cent. Paid on Time Deposits. For Your Convenience, We Are
Open Saturdays Until 9 p. m. -
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W. D. LaRoque, Pres.
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