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Wanted Stenographic position at
once. Address 3Lxua.fmj"-
ply 4-22, 23, 24 ' ' -
for ear hire phone W. H. Murphy.
257-J Sunday phone 217-J. uooa
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Mule Lost-Black weight about
1 KM) lbs.. 5 years old left, ear eplit
Notify Thcro Sutton, Falling Creek
or C. A. Raynor, Kinston, N. C, and
gCt reward. Ply 4-23 to 4-25
200 Squares of . High Grade aecond
hand tin roof, taken off of E. V.
Welib & Co.'s factory, for sale at the
right price. Fine for sheds and out
houses. At R. B. Scots' Tin Shop.
Ply 4-18 tf.
For Sale A. few bred. Berkshire
Hits, a few young Berkshire sows
with young pigs. Price 20 cents per
pound. J. Hyman 'Mewborn, R. F.
D. 2. Kinston, N. C.
Dly 4-23, 24 Sw 4-24 1 '
Peas for Sale I have a limited Quan
tity of Deas for sale. Farmers
wanting peas will do well to corre
spond with me at once. K. E. Sut
ton, LaGrange, N. C.
Dly and Sw 12-3 tf. ; t ,
Wanted " Capable stenographer.
Must have fair education and have
had experience. No time to break in
beginners. Splendid opening for
right person. Apply inrwn hand
writing stating experience to .Cap
able Stenographer" care Free Press.
Dly & Sw 4-10 tf .
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Tike LAX ATI VB BRfWenBultee. It totjith
cougn ana hcwkdc u.-ww. v
Druggist rclund montt it it failato care.
I. W. GROVE'S denature on each no. 30c.
W. E. BAILEY
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
A cetylene Lights for coun
try homes, v
All Work Guaranteed.
Phones
Office 587 Residence 256
Just Received
Shipment of
GALVANIZED
IRON ROOFING
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PHONES:
ReaiAwca W2-L. Office C97
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ANNOUNCEMENT
THURSDAY, ITIIDAY AND SATURDAY
Special Sale ot .
FOULARD DRESSES
CHAMBERLAIN & BRAXTON
PHONE 234 V
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Found at Last Show Results"
I cw umjm ui nvner Miiwm
Hera's good newa for men and
women whose hair is falling out. who
are growing bald, whose scalps are
covered with dandruff, and whose
beads itch like mad. J. E. Hood A
Co. will aupply yon with the genuine
Parisian sage and guarantee that it
will quickly atop loss of hair, pro
mote new growth, entirely banish
every trace of dandruff and itching
scalp, or the cost, email aa it is, will
be refunded. Thousands can testify
to the excellent results from its" use;
some who feared baldness now Mve
abundant hair, while othera who suf
fered for years with dandruff and
itching head got a clean, cool scalp
after just a few days' use of this
splendid treatment
No matter whether bothered with
falling hair, gray hair, dandruff; or
itching scalp, try Parisian sage to
night There is nothing so good for
any form of hair trouble. It's .easy
to use, delicately perfumed, and will
not color or streak the hair.
The genuine Parisian sage( liquid
form) is sold and guaranteed by all
good druggists. Just one application
makes the hair and acalp look and
feel 100 per cent, better. ady.
NOTICE OF SALE OF CITY LOTS.
Continued from page
N. C. R. R. Co.....-.'..'
Oglesby, (Amanda, Mrs...;
Peebles, H. C. V
Phillips Porthenia ; . .
Rouse, Sallie E, Mrs
Rouse, Oeo. K.
ganders, iBdttie
Scott, R. B
Scott, Jas. H
Smith, M. H
Sutton, Z. V
Sutton, J. C
Taylor, Mariah, Mrs......
Taylor, Frank
Thompson, Mary, Mrs....
Taylor, Paul
Wade, J. N., Mrs
Walters, Jos. H
Edwards, D..T ...
two)
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84.29
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15.00
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... 41.29
,.. 10.82
.. 66.40
.. 15.02"
... 16.90
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.. 13.52
... 17.00
;.. 51.55
Political Announcements
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for. the nomination of Solicitor
from the Sixth Judicial District, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
adv J. FRANK WOOTEN.
Dly and Sw 4-19 to 6-1
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of solicitor, of the
Sixth Judicial District, subject to the
action of the Demtocratic Primary,
June 1, 1918.
, -J , J. A. POWERS.
Dly 4-22 to 6-1-Sw 4-24 to 6-1 '
Dr. Albert D. Parrot j
Practice limited to Genl to-Urinary,
cystoscopy, rectal diseases and gen
eral surgery.
Hours 2:30 to 8:00 p. a.
1 ' 8:00 to 9:00 p. am.
At Hospital 9:00 to 12:00 . m.
SIGNS
OUT-DOOR ADVERTISING
Pictorial work for road signs,
sample and rate furnished on re
quest ; Prompt Service. Work Guaranteed,'
ARTHUR SUZUKI $
Phone 557
Bought direct from fac
tor atjclose price and
sold with
, Reasonable Profit ,u
.,, Prices will turpi tse you
See Window Display
Mewborn Jewelry Co.
Jewelers and Optometrists.
Phose 417-J. 104 & Qoeest St
. KINSTON, N. C
PHea Cored ta O to 14 Darya
four drnnrlat win rrfd wey u FACT
04NTMBNT an to cur anycaaa of Itcb , .
Blind. BtediBfTProt"diMleia6toU:
taa fiial D(icatiaa ca Kaa aad Scat. wa
Sheffield Silver
SocialandPerM
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' Miss Mary G. Shotwell spent Tues
day at Greenville.
Mr. and Mra. F. P. Outlaw visited
at GoWsboro Tuesday.
Mra. J. W. Langston has gone to
Raleigh to visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Langston. '
' Mrs. James G. IMehegan is back
from Tarboro, where ahe visited for
a few days..
Greenville Reflector, Monday: Miss
ESla Haskitt of Kinston is visiting
Mrs. J. K. Spivey.
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Mr. Richard iBagby of Wilson is
here to visit hia brother, Rev. E. B.
Bagby.
Miss Marie Pairo has returned to
Greenville after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. V. Lee Tumtatine.
ar-
Miss Roberta Pridgen has returned
to Wilson after spending a short
time with her mother, Mrs. J. A.
Pridgen.
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Mrs. C T. Daughety, a former resi
dent of Kinston, has returned to
Raleigh after a two-weeks visit with
BIG WORK BEING DONE
BY LOCAL RED CROSS.
(Continued from page one)
ers under the flag of the American
Red Cross have gone about their al
lotted tasks at the7 battle front, re
gardless of the personal risk in
volved. These workers of the Red
Cross are measuring fully up to the
high standards set by American
womanhood in all crises of the Na
tion's history. Thought of danger
never has prevented the American
woman from doing her full part in
war, nor ever will.
Humanitarian. Work
Abroad and at Home.
"It is impossible to overestimate
the value from a humanitarian stand
point of the work bejng done by the
representatives of the Red (Cross
abroad or the inspiration they are
to our own men and the men of our
Allies who are bearing the burden of
this great battle for civilization. So
long as men remain to tell the tale
the name of the American Red
Cross will be blessed in France and
Great Britain, in Italy and Russia,
m .Belgium and Serbia and Kou
mania. . ..- .
"Less spectacular but none the less
important ia the work being done by
workers of the Red Cross and its
sustainers in this country. It is be
cause 01 tne magnincen. suppori
which the organization receives from
(he people of the United States that
3 workers at the front are able to
do so much. It detracts nothing from
the part American men are playing
in promoting it? interests to say that
the Red Cross is essentially a wom
an's institution, jfor (woman is its
inspiration.
"All honor to those who bear aloft
fts banner in other lands! All honor
to those at home who by giving of
their money and their time anJ their
services make possible the great work
those others are doing!"
riA2GUEB!TE CLACK
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
r local appueatlona. a the j cm. no t
Ih. diaeaad portion ot tha ear.
.olr one wajr to enro catarrhal d"'p
an that la by a conaUtutlonal """Jy;
Catarrhal Deafneaf la eaueed Jr "
the Eoatachlaa Tube. When thla tuba la
Inflamed you have a rumblln. oound or lm-p-rfect
bearing, and when It J?.'7hJ
eloaed. DeaCnaaa la rtu."-. '-fiT.uM
Inflammatloncan e reduced and ' ?be
restored to It. normal eond lion.
altl be datroyed lorever. Many eea or
rnM are eaueed by eatarrb. whlc ,
SITlnBamed eoodlilon of Ihe mnroo. evw
faeea. Halla ratarrh Medicine aeta thru
the blood ea the muoou. aurfacee of the
""wewlil flve'bne Bondred IVillara for
aay cJ, if C.urrhal DoafnM that cannot
be cured by Hall e Catarrh Medicine. Ca
talan free. AH Draiitlata, 'be-
T,i. CfiBsr CO, Toledo, a
friends here.
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Civila-Thigpen. ..'..,
Miss Ada Thlgpen and Mr. TuHie
Civila were married Sunday after
noon ft 2:30 o'clock at the, residence
of Mr. R. M. Tyndall, Railroad
Street Rev. Bernard P. Smith,
pastor of Gordon Street , Christian
Church, officiated. Mrs. Civils is an
attractive young woman of Dover.
The couple left for'Havelock, where
they will reside.
. ...
Misa Conway Marries. ...
Miss Margaret Conway of Rich
mond, young daughter of Mr. Thomas
Conway of this city, and Lieut A. E.
Finch, U. S. Engineers, were mar
ried at Washington, D. C, last Thurs
day. The bride's father has learned
but few of the particulars yet, save
that the wedding was a quiet affair,
that the bridegroom is stationed near
Washington and claims that city for
his home, and that the couple are
residing at the capital temporarily.
Lieut; Finch is Understood to be in
line for early promotion to the rank
of first lieutenant Mrs. Finch visit
ed here a couple of years ago. She
is an interesting and talented young
woman. She is a singer of no small
ability.
Wash That
Itch Away
Thore b abaofotetr no anflnr ftan ecanna
who ever twed the ilmpla wash O. U. I), and
did not feel tromediatelr that wonderfully'
calm, cool actuation that eoraee when the itch
if taken away. Thlaaoothinr waib penetrotea i
the porea, fives hutant relief jin UajClt 1
dub-eating akia diaanaea, f . I v . ' 1
HDoID)o UD
J. E. Hood St Company
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of this one exclusive feature But there are many more points of advantage in this wonderfully perfect
range that would surely interest you, and at our special sale you will have opportunity to learn ajl about
them. We shall look for you, be sure and come. Useful souvenirs may be had free. . : 1 . .
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For tbree years America has
outfit starvation in Belgium
; WiO yoa Et Ust - wheat
maat tats nd sugar'.
' that W9 may still fend
food in ship loadj?
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J. L. HAMME
LAWYER
Offles with Cowper and WbJtakar
FISHING!
Combine Pleasure wiih
- Food .Conservation by
using Fishing Tackle
that bfiogs in the Big
Ones.
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SUGGS & ROUHTREE
209 Queen St
Can supply you . with
Sporting Goods, Bicy
cles, Victor and Edison
Talking Machines and
Records.
Sale is Now On and Closes April 27th
Don't Miss This Chance to Get
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QtKeEanfje - tKeVvre'tse
, Beginning April 22
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Protect Your Money byDepositing it
THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OYER TWO t
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
You Are Also Protected by
The Federal Reserve System
of which the bank i3 a member
"STRONGEST BANK IN THE COUNTY
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KINSTON ;
Buy a New Liberty Bond and Help Ring Old Liberty
Bell Again.
Buy Liberty Bonds and Help Our Soldiers Hold the
Line in France. .: : i
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
OVER $200,000
N. 3. ROUSE, President
J. J. BIZZELL, Asst. CaHhier DR. HENRY TULL, Vko-Pree't
D. F. WOOTEN, Cashier W. D. HARVEY, Teller
DIRECTORS
J. F. Taylor
II. II. McCoy
S. n. Ialer
II. E. Moaeley
W. L. Kennedy
Dr. Henry Tull
J. H. Canady
MalleakleRaiigre
Ending April 27
Fmmiwre
with
BANK OF
N. J. Rous
Daviti' Oettinger
C. Felix Hanrey
Store
KINSTON
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