TUESDAY, NOVEMBER' 13. im'T
PACE SIX
THE KINSTON FREE TRESS
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We have a Large Auortment of
Silk Mufflers
Fa icy and Plain Colon
Come and ire it ail We Ask.
J..DAIL& CO.
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAY
, . SPECIALIST
In DIaea of Women and Children
Office: 103 W. Caaewell St
Office Hours: ! t 12.
Serge Middy
Suits
Same Old Price
$10.00
A Splendid Hand
kerchief for 4 cents
Silk and Kid Gloves
any Style
CIIAS: i WATERS
The Telephone Store
Phone 89
LOCAL INTEREST
For North Carolina: Rain tonight;
j cooler in We. jxrtion; Wednesday
'partly cloudy; nf iterate Northeast
i wind, on the coast.
Cotton StatiHtim.
There were 3.R6J bales of cotton
ginned in Lenoir county from the
crop of 1917 pri r to November 1,
as compared with 8,258 balea by the
same date last year, Edgar L. Hardy,
special agent of the Bureau of the
Census, states.
Red Cross Meeting.
A fall attendance of the member
ship of the Kinston Chapter cf the
Red Cross is desired at a meeting to
bp held at 7:30 this evening in the di
rectors rooms at the First National
Bank. The meeting was postponed
frcm Monday night.
j. l. hamme
LAW OFFICE
With T. C WooUa.
CALL AND SEE US
For Your Slateand Tin Roofing
Stote Pipe, Gutten and Spouta, Galvanized Roofllng,
Roof Taint and Roof Repaira, Sheet Iron, Black and Gal-'
vanlsed. We have a very large stock of Tin Roofing in
onr shop. Com and take look. Trade with tia and be
aatiaOed.
E. R.WALLER COMPANY
v PHONE 199 '-.Wv
Hot Drink Season is Opened1
at the Olympia Candy Kitchen
We have at all times from now on, Hot Chocolate, Hot
Hot Tomato Flip, Hot Bouillons. Give us a trial
OlympiafCandy Kitchen
Phone 358
Kinston, N. C.
Masonic Meeting.
An' important special convocation
of Caswell Chapter wo. 38, Royal
Arch Mayans, will be held this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic
Hall. There will be work in two lie
grees. All companions are earnest
ly requested to attend. A supper
will be served.
Tuesday morning. The police had
sought the dog-since-ome time Mon
day. It was known to have bitten a
number of other canines, and Tues
day morning a young son of Mr. J.
C. Rasberry was bitten on an arm
by the animal. The head was sent
to Raleigh for examination at the
Pasteur Institute. One well-known
citizen was reported to have killed a
highly valued, canine pet because it
had been bitten by the suspected dead
one.
Rcme Turnip. .
Mr. K F. Moore, who farms on
Mr. Joseph Stricklin's place East of
the City, brought a turnip to The
Free Press Tuesday which weighed
0 1-4 pounds. The insignificant
root was icf the Red Top Olobe va
riety and the seed w purchased lo
cally. Mr. Moore has bushels and
bushels of the turnips.
Final Plans to be Submitted.
The Chamber of Commerce's union
station committee Mi , nday nifrht ac
cepted altered ohms submitted by
the chamber's architects and will
present them to the Corporation Com
mission as soon as a hearing can be
arranged for. The principal alter
ations from the Atlantic Coast Line
and iNoiToik southern KaiiPJJd iom-
pimies' plans are ir-.i cased elevation
of the front and increased pitch in
the waiting room. It is believed the
companies will nrt protest the chang
es. Only nit a Child.
A supposedly rabid dog was killed
by a colored citizen near The Adkin
THURSDAY ' WILL
AMELWi
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Su)t Jora
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NfewS,
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Our first enamel ware sale was such a pronounced
success we immediately planned for the
second. We announce it for
Thursday, November 15 th.
3 Specials In White Enamel
Thursday For 10 Cents 1
To the first twelve customers enterin x our ft ore Thursday morning after 9
o'clock and making purchases of $2.00 or more we will sell one of our high
grade white enamel DISH PANS for 1 0 'ents.
(Regular value $1.00)
To the first twelve customers entering our store Thursday morning after 9
o'clock and making purchases of $1.00 or more we will sell one of our spec
ial white enamel boilers for 10 cents.
(Regular value 60 cents)
To the first twelve customers entering our store Thursday morning and
making purchases of 75 cents or more we will sell one of our large white
enamel dairy pans for 10 cents. '
(Regular value 35 cents)
Ooly one article to a customer. We have a complete line of en
amel ware, in wh.te, blue and grey. An. assortment of the most
useful articles for the kitchen and home. .
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Look for the Green Sign
WMEfc 309 N. Queen St. . Kinston, N, C.
Juvenile Band Projrrexsei.
Prof. Jamee G: Mehegan's beys
band' is a coming institution. The
cornet arv! reed sections practice long
and faithfully. The other w'.inns
instruments will arrive shortly.
They were delnye.i dm-huso of th
war orders swupipnii trio inanu
faeturers; the a-,ny is f!ttta oj
many now bavU and thoi's-.'ti.'.H u
buglers are n:i' 'nrr to be r ' i
Mr. Mehegnn r.as secured ad.litiwi
floor space to t -ovide som;!.!i'"nr of
a gymnasium for the lads.
Charities Broke, Absolutely.
The United Charities Tuesday morn
ing did not have a red cent, Capt. M
Veruleville, the superintendent, said
The demands for the past few week
have been very heavy, and calls con
tinue to come in every day. Tuesday
the Charities had to tlsul with the
following: Family in need of grocer-
is; woman in bed from tuberculosis
minimum expense per week $10 for
purse, $3 for medicine, $3 for grocer
ies. Family in need of provisjons
husband and wife both sick, fna
child t-3 work; in destitute circumstan
ces. Mother with three children;
husband at "war; no help from Gov
ernment; she appeals for charity and
must have assistance. Two othe
families simply up against it hard
and bound U have assistance.
To Teach Lip Reading in Schools.
A conference will be held at the
IIirh School at 3 p. r... Wednesday nt
which school authorities and other
interested local persons will discuss
With a specialist, the subject of lip
reading in the City Schools. Supt.
K. R. Curtis says there are a number
of children in the schools who have
trouble' with their hearing. "The all
important problem is to make school
progress as sure as possible for these
pupils." The first step is c-o consult
a physician, and the next tb give the
affected pupil "some training in lip
rending." This would be of much
benefit to the slightly deaf as well
as those hant ni hearing, it you arc
interested please be present," Supt
Curtis asks The Free Press to say to
the public for him, "If any member
of your family does not hear welf 1
hope ytu will attend the meeting."
Lyceum Attraction Thursday Night.
Mrs. Helen B. Paulsen, lecturer
will be presented at the High School
Thursday ni;rht in the City Schools
Chamber of Commerce lyceum series.
Mrs. Paulsen's subject will be
"Thumbs." On the platform when
she speaks stands a table covered
with rows of dolls. L'ach doll is dif
ferently costumed to represent a
character. "They take the place of
renl people," says Mrs. Paulsen.
"Everybody recognizes them when I
introduce them." She was educated
in leading institutions of learning,
including Columbia ' University, nnj
has been a teacher in West Virginia
ana Oklahoma colleges, this se
cond number of the series is an un
u.-ual attraction, and the managers
of the course anticipate a large at
tendance.
A Long Time Since.
Durant Roberts, "73-out" and col
ored, stopped Police Sergt. K. F
Fescue Monday and told him he was
awfully glad to see him. He nurs
ed Mr. Foscue when the latter was
no bigger'n a minnow, so he said.
He hadn't seen him for S3 or 34
years past, however. The old man
, knew Mr. Foscue the "minute he sot
' eyes on him." The pelite old fellow's
name is no indication of the real
caste that attaches to his person, he
avowed Tuesday as he was telling at
City Hall about the tld times." "AH
on us was Foscues," he said. Sergt:
' Foscue's father owned Durant and
his parents. The old man said he
never knew what it waa to'l'are ld.
Jly until the Foscue family Tefugeed
irom tneir Jones County plantatfcn
during the War Between the Sta,te3
to Hillsboro, Durant accompanying
them. "Up there" he was emanci
pated, and thing went badly.
Tin OuMm That Dos Rot Affect tteReatf
Ercue o4 it. tonic and taxaH effect. LAXV
T1VK HKOMO Ol 1N1NH is beun than or.ti.ary
Oniame and doc not cans. MrawtrM mot
nntang i. lifi. Remember trie lull name ami
kok bt Lac vgaatace oi & w. OKOVU. ijc
The One Prfc Cash Stre"
NEW GOATS
for
MISSES AND GIRLS.
' Sizes 7 to 14 Years.
BOYS' PANTS.
Sizes 5 to 18 years.
Something Nice.
A. J. SUTTON & SONS
Telephone S4
Si.
DR. F. FITTS
OSTEOPATH
Upstairs Next Door Old Postoffice
EXAMINATION FREE
Qur Ready-to-Wezff
Stock Is Complete
Suite, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
and Middy Suits.
Let Us Show You ,
Barrett & Hartsfield
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Het tor linoleum was never made. It is wat-er-)ro('i
and almost wear-proof. The pat
terns are new and attractive, and come in
a larce variety for all purposes.
The price is low for such good quality.
Sl.() per yard and we lay it free.
eeting The Demands
0FM0DERNBUSINESS
Your financial home should be a BANK
which can and is willing to meet the de
mands of modern business.
Wc have excellent out of town connect
ions, and feel that our facilities for handl
ing any business entrusted to us will mea
sure up to your demands.
Open an account with us today. We
can serve you ably.
The Caswell Bank and Trust Co.
W. D. LaROQUE,; Pres. C. R. DODSOX, Vice-Pres.
' T. W. HEATH, Cashier.
fVA rsusw snaves an
; extraordinary beard
. does the face. It is poor
economy to buy ordinary.
f.. v unvoached-for tools or cutlery.
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Tools anfl Cuflery
are made of the finest steel, perfectly tempered
and guaranteed.: If a Keen Kutte Razor pulls
uu 113 euge turns on a strong oeara
get your money back. If a Keen
Kutter Pocket Knife proves to be,
too soft, or too brittle, or too bard, or
nnsatistactcry m any way,
let vcur rnop.v hack- '
We sell them.
H. E. MOSELEY HARDWARE COMPANY.
a- " . ii i . i .
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Dr. Mercer C. Pamtt
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOft
Cfenelft! Practice. ' -Office
with Drs. J. M. aaff A D.
Parrott' ;
Residence Phone 17..
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e have plenty of
and
Chickens
this week
F. F. BROOKS SON
"Something to Eat"
We Can Fit
Ladies & Misses
of all sizes
with our new line of
La Resista
Corsets
CASEY THOMPSON (CO.
A H. M. StepKenson' OldStaoc
Phone7fi:
The longer you neglfect
those roofs the more
serious become the de
fects.
Why not have them re
paired now, before the
storm breaks and caus
es a lot of damage? t
I estimate cheerfully
and figure reasonably
on all work new or
repairs. .
y R. B. SCOTT '
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Besldeae: I92-L. Office W
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(Subacribe to Tia Fre Prei)