THE KINSTON FREE PRESS.
TnURSD,jMARCn21, 1918,
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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21. 1918.
Jf Missouri could just Joolc, at the matter like Wis
consin did.
1
Right now the most loathsome word in the English
language Is "Slacker."
W. 8. iS. stands for War Savings Stamp. It also
stands for, Win, Save and Serve. (
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- But then Bob iLaFoilette is not "A prophet with honor
save in his own country." He has no honor anywhere.
Mr. Man of affairs are you doing your part to put Le
noir County's Limit Club "over the top" by Saturday
night T
Our esteemed contemporary, The Sun-Journal, is not
so much disturbed about "what's in a name" as how to
apell a name. N-e-w R-e-r-n.
t " ""
It begins to appear that von Hindenlmrg is buildinR
a wall of men to keep the Allies out of Berlin rather "Have to beware of fakers" warns an exchange. Good
than to take the initiative n feeding them to the Allies' advice but then if a fellow doesn't ftet faked occasion
cannon, ally he runs short of something to boast about.
I ARE YOU WILLING? .
The question that every good citizen must now ask
himself is: "Am I willing to let the other fellow carry
all the burden in this war?" "Can I be content to sit
idly by and enjoy the blessings of my country, and her
freedom while' others fight to maintain her sacred
heritage?" ' .
Individual responsibility of citizenship has never been
emphasized as it is being by the calls that are made on
the people of this country now. Not only does the
country need men and calls for them but it needs money
and it is calling for it. The man who fails to answer the
call on his money is just as much a slacker as the one
who hides to evade military service. And there is no
place in this country for the slacker.
Lenoir County is called upon this week to "go over
the top" in the Limit Club's membership of 100. The
qualification for membership is the purchase of ono
thousand dollars in War Savings Stamps. The responsi
bility doesn't lie with those who havenU the money nor
the resources, but it does lie with those who have. The
question to be answered by every good citizen is not
whether it "suits my convenience or fancy," but "can I
get the money before the end of 1918." If the answer
is yes, there is but ono course to pursue, mat is to re
spond to the call.
Are1 you willing to be recorded as a slacker when only
your dollars are being asked for, when your neighbors
and friends are being called to give of their lives? Are
you willing?
If the membership in 'Lenoir's Limit Club does not
reach 100 by Saturday night, the good county will not
be entitled to honorable mention in the lir.t of those
counties which did their fuW share in the drive. Think
about that Mr. Citizen. If you have a thousand dollars
or ir your credit is good for that amount, are you win
ing for your county to be a slacker because you fail to
do your duty?
The Wilmington Star seem3 to be prepared for most
airjreveHttrality. It opines: "When North Carolina Re'
publicans and Democrats 'laugh it off' and begin to
treat each othtr as twin brothers, any newcomer with
a tin horn can make us believe he is (jabnel.
"Reforms dn railroad accountings" are said to have
been inaugurated under the direction of 'Director-General
McAdoo.. Perhaps he has knocked out some of
the bungs to let out the water. .
Uncle Sam to Wilhelmina: "I would prefer to have
your consent to the seizure of your ships, but if you
can't see your way clear to say yes I shall be obliged
to take them anyway."
Marine Recruits Are
' , Owners of Thousand
Pigs at Paris Island.
(Special to The Free Press)
Pari Island,' S. C, Mnr. 21.
Probably no cantonment in the coun
try is conserving more food thnn is
that of the United States Marines
; here, through the raising of pigs.
The movement started some time
ago when several "rookies" pur
chased a littfe of pigs from a Georgia
farmer. Since then others have fol
lowed suit until the pig has grown
into prominence as well as popular
ity throughout the entire camp.
Besides conserving food and furn
ishing the Marines with splendid
feasts, the pigs consume all table
scraps and garbage, thus saving much
disagreeable lalwr. At -present the
Island "ranch" boasts of aibout 1,000
fine young porkers.
" According to the latest reports
from France, the Marines over there
are adopting pigs nd training them1
to do "kitchen police."
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Passenger Train Schedule
Corrected to January 1st, 1918
(As information and not guaranteed)
Trains Leave Kinston
7:50 A. M. for New Bern, More
head City, Beaufort, Oriental,
Washington, Elizabeth City,
Norfolk.
Tarlor Car New Bern to Nor
folk. Connecting at Norfolk
with Rail and Steamer Lines
to all point a east and north, at
Washington for Raleigh and
points west.
4:4 P. M. Dally for New Bern
Morehead City and Beaufort.
11:21 P. M. Dairy for New Rem,
Washington and Norfolk.
. Sleeping Car New Bern to
t Norfolk. Coijpjcttijssjit Nor
folk with Rail and Steamer
Xlnes to points east, north and
Sltiia Sufferers
Yna will abrh with relief at the frit mania
tnurb of D. U D.. tho anotliinff wutl ot oil.
Many of our ruainmrm thank im tnt this
dvk. YtmvtHtvK Try ix U. U. today, Wa
nuiuaf u.
west.
10:25 A. M. Daily for Goldsboro and
intermediate point.
7:89 P. M. Daily for Goldsboro and
points west and south.
5:30 A. M. Daily for Goldsboro and
points west and south.
Only North Carolina Line operat
ing into Norfolk Terminal Station.
J. F. DALTON, G. P. A.
Norfolk, Va.
W. J. NICHOLSON, T. A.
Kinston, N. C.
"Not a sick cow since feeding
Buckeye Hulls"
Mr. A. Thompson, Kennesaw, Ga., runs a dairy. He has been
feeding fifty head of stock with Buckeye Hulls for the past year.
He says that be has not had a sick cow in all that time.
UCKE1YF
HULLS N
UNTISS
agree with cattle. They do not clog or flux the digestive tract.
When wet, they combine perfectly with other feed, insuring forage
of uniform value down to the last particle. No farmer should pay
for lint which is worthless as food and may cause trouble when he
can buy Buckeye Hulls wliich are lintlesa and certain to give good
results. Even at the tame price, Buckeye Hulls would be a better
buy than old style hulls. But they cost so mtch less that any
feeder can see it is poor business to use anything else.
Te secure the best results and to derelop the eruilije dor, wet the hall
thoroughly twelve hour before feeding. It is easy to do this by
wetting them down night end morning for the next feeding, li at any time
this cannot be done, wet down at lead thirty ninutea. II you prefer te
feed the hulls dry, ute only half as much by bulk as of old style bulla.
Book of Mixed Feed Free
Qivea the right formula for every combination of feeda uaed in the South. Telia
bow much to feed for maintenance, lor milk, for fattening, for work. Deacribea
Buckeye Hull and givea direction! for using them properly. Send for your
copy to nearest mill.
D.pt. i The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. dp. i
Muta iiiguita llralDfftaa Cbarlortt SrMnoas Jackiot Lrrt Koct SUcm Beaalili Seta
Kidney Sufferers Have J
Feeling of Security.
J. L. HAMME
LAWYER
Office with Cowper and Whitaker
C. L R05EM0ND
Quick Attention Given
Repair Work,
i'hone No. 583
110 W. Gordon St
to
You naturally fee! secure when you
know that the medicine you are
about to take is absolutely pure and
contains no harmful or habit prjdue
iner drugs.
Such a mcJicint is Dr. Kilmer's r.v , . , a l cl
'amp-Root, kidney, liver and blad- nUilihSrilZ UlZYSNl OilOJ
der remedy. !
The same standard of nur'tv,
.Ttrorigth ard excellence is maintain- .
cd in everv bottle of Swnmp-Root. '
Swamp-Root is scientifically com- !
pounded from vegetable herbs.
It is not a stimulant and is taken !
in teaapoonful doses.
It is not recommended for every- j
thing. ' i
According to verified testimony it
is nature's irreat ho'tier in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and '
ladder troublts. '''JPHj
A sworn statement of purity is ,
with every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root.
If you need a medicine, you should
have the best. 1
If you are already convinced that i
Swamn-Root is what you need, you
wilt find it on sale at all drug-stores
in bottles of two sizes, medium and
lare.
However, if you wish first to try
this great nreparatlon ?crd ton cents
to Pr. Kilmer' & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y., for a sample bottle. When
witin be snre and mention the Kin
ston Daily Free Press. adv.
IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Exposure Aches
Cold rain; winds; and dampness
bring out the rheumatic aches. An
application of Sloan's Liniment will
soon have the blood circulating and
the pain will disappear..1 For neu
ralgia, lame back, stiff neck, sprains;
atrainn; nnd all muscle soreness;
Sloan'i Liniment ean'tb beat. Norubbings
it quickly penetratosanddoaaita work with
out turn or clogging of the poroa. Bat tar
than plaetara or ointments. For cold feat or
ha nda try an application of Sloan 'Liniment.
Ceneroue a'ad botUaa. at ail duggiere.
Sloans prices not increased 25c 50c $1
Dr. Albert D. Parrott
Practice Limited to Genito-Urinary,
In Diseases of Women and Children.
Surgery.
Office with Dr. J. M. Parrott
Hours: 10-12 a, m. 8-9 p. m.
At Hospital; 2:30-4:30 p. m.
Eat Less Me.t if Kidneys Fool Like
Lead or Bladder Bothers You
Meat Forms Uric Acid.
(Subscribe to The Free Press)
!Vfost folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get s'-irrish and
"fon-ed and need a flushing occas
ionally, else we have backache and
dull miscrv in the kidney region, se
vere headaches, rheumatic twinees,
torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless
ness and a!l sorts of bladder disord
ers. You :mT1y must keep your kid
neys active and clean, and the mom-otit-
you feel an ache or pain in the
kidney recrion. gft aibout four ounc
es of .lad Salt from any good drug
store here, take a tablospoonful in
a glass of water before breakfast for
a few davs nv' vour kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of srrapes and
'emon jwice, combined with' Tithia,
nrd is hirm'ess to flush closed
''Vinevo "ind stimulate them to norm
al activity. It also neutralizes the
acids in the-urine so it jio longer ir
ritates, thus ending bladder disord
ers. J id Salt is fcsrmle!"; inexpensive;
makes a de'ipritful effervescent lith--w"or
drink which evervbodv
should take now and then to V-en
their kidneys clean, thus avoiding
serious complications.
A well-known local druggist estvs
he sells lots of Jad Salts folks
Who faelievV (in overcoming kidney
trouble while it is only trouble, ndv.
DR. IRA H. HARDY
Honrs: 8:31 a. at. to II p. m.
Phone Connection.
Offices: 104 West Caswell Street.
For House Cleaning
Peterman's Discovery
Doe the Work.
In One Application De
stroys Bugs andJ-Eggs.
It's Liquid andPut upin
Can'With a Spout Ready
forj Instant Use.
FOR SALE BY
Lenoir Drug Co.
Monument Corner
PAY YOUR TAXES!
The tsipsyers of the County have been very alow this
year In psylng their State and County Taxes and the
State Treasurer Is urgently Insisting that we push the
collection of taxes and remit,
PLEASE GIVE THIS MATTER PROMPT ATTENTION.
A. W. TAYLOR, Sheriff Lenoir County
Manufacturers of
TOBACCO FLUES
THAT FIT
CORNICE
and
GUTTERING
Skylight Frames
and
Stovepipes
Repair Your
Old Roof Now
Do not wait for the heavy
rains to ruin your walls.
Let us do your guttering.
Anything for the Roof, call
E. K. WALLER COMPANY
PHONE 139
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KINSTON
There is no place as aafe ft r your monej
during these.war times as in tLc Bank
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFIT
$173,600
N. 1. ROUSE, President
. F. WOOTEN, Cashier OR. HENRY TULL, Vice-Preet
J. J. BIZZELL. Asst Cashier W. & HARVEY, Teller
W. L. Keaaeay
Dr. Henry Tall
J. Q. Cas4y
BISECTORS
J. F. Taylor
n. EL McCoy
H. Isler
N. J. Rosas
C. Felix Harvey
David Oettinger
H. E. Meealey
North Carolina Seed Peanuts and
Field Peas at Copeland Brothers
If you want the genuine North Caroli na seed peanut, and field peas, come to
see us. We have just received a shipm ent of five hundred bushels each, and
will be glad to take your orders while they last Don't wait but come and
get what you want now while others are getting theirs. ; . , t;
COME TO SEE US-OUR PRICES WILL SUIT YOU.
Kinston.
North Carolina
Soatbera Reuway Systera
No. 139 S :(hi p. au tor F.ielri,
Durham, Greensboro and Winston.
Salem, eonnectiog at Greensboro for
reeling: chair ear Golskbore t Winston-Salem.
No, tl 4:41 a. a. fer Kaieieffh,
Durham, Grejostore, Wlnstoo-Ssl
am, 8tateerUle sad AaheriUe, toa
aecting at Greensoore for point
north and south and at Ashsville for
Cincinnati, Chicago. St. Louis. Mem
phla and all points vest (This
train operates na Wtnstoa-Salem
and Barber). Purler ear OeMaber
to Asherfile.
. J. O. JONES.
. aUletKh. N C
DR. GEO E. KORNEGAY
SPECIALIST,
la Disease of Weatea and Childrea.
Office: 10S W. Caswell SI
, Office Hearst It to IX.
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