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.Opeirlmr Ball Grey's Mill Friday
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girls, men jtnd
women
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PLUMBING AND HEATING, ,
Acetylene 'Lights -for coun
try homes.
All Work .Guaranteed.
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Office 587R9idence 25$
1 FI.1ST MI0M i)ANI( OF
Now Altogether For The
RED CROSS
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
OVER $200,000
i ' N. J. ROUSE, Presldeat
i J. J. BIZZELL. A ut. Cashier DR. HENRY TULL, Vice-Pres't
. D. F. WOOTEN, Cashier W, D. nABVE-Y, Taller
W. L. Keenedy
1 Dr. Hf rjr TmII
J. H. Canedy
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DIRECTORS
J. F. Taylor
H, II. MeCey
II. E. Moseley
N. J. Rouse
Uavld Oettinger
C. Felix Harvey
iJ. B. Jones ddtking o.
War saving bale
A new shipment of men's dress shirts just
in and will be sold at WAR-SAVING
PRICES.
White shoes and oxfords and FREE polish
with each pair purchased. Come and save
I money on everything, you buy. 350 young
, men's Cool Cloth and Mohair suits to be
sold at war saving prices.
i Look fpr the
BIG HED SPOT
J. B. Jones Clothing Co.,
;HiM.twBildioV KINSTON, N. C .
: Dress Ginghams in large plaifls ancl a
variety of colors. Just in today.
Early shoppers will make no
mistake. Renfrews De
vonshireLaddy Las
sie Cloth 1
Suitable for Children's Rompers
T. V. febom .Sc Co.
. THE DEPENDABLE STORE.
Buy Var Savings and Thrift Stamps
Ccntribute to.the Re3' Cross
For North Carolina: Fair tonijrht
and Wednesday. Gentle shifting
Winds,
Give to Red Croat.
Three hundred and sixty shipyard
employee at Morehead City have giv
en a day'e wages to the Red Cross
The men get from $2 to $10 a day
Banka jto aoee Thursday.
.The banks of Kinston will be clos
ed all day Thureday in celebration
the Day of Prayer set aside by Presi
dent Wilson.
Attends Oil Men's Meeting.
Mr. N. B. Moore has gone to At
kuita to attend the annual conven
iiien of the Interstate Oil Mill Sup
erintendents' Association. The con
lreution will be held May 29,31. Mr
Moore is president of the association
Cite to Jewish Relief.
Jkliaa Ethel Greenburg of Durham
Zionist worker, here in the interest
ef the Palestine restoration move
aient, say Kinston's Jewish people
liave doubled their original donation
f $200. The Nation's $1,000,000
allotment has been oversubscribed.
Bends Are Small.
, LWierty bonds received at the Farm
era & Merchants Bank here are smal
but attractive. The shortness and
narrowness of the bonds detract in
no wise from the glory of the cause
which they represent and their safe
ness as pledges of the United States
f America.
Auction Sale of Property.
Property of the late Mrs. S. C. Par
rott was sold at auction at the Court
house Monday, together with some
(hares of local mill stock. A two
jtory brick building of the Parrott
estate at 113-115 West Blount Street
was purchased by R. F. Churchill and
B. R. Taylor for $15,400. The site
has -a frontage of 50 feet.
Regititration of German Women.
Chief of Police Skinner calls at
tention of German alien females "re
siding here" there probacy is na
such crittur to the registration to
be conducted in the Nation from
a. m. Monday, June 17, to 8 p. m
June 26. Any such person residing
here, permanently or temporarily, vm
be lequired to register with the 'hief,
Male German aliens were registered
icme months ago.
Automobile Stolen.
; A Ford touring car owned by Mr,
J. B. Leonard was stolen from his
tesidence in Northwest Kinston late
Monday night. The thief was not
Identified. The oar had not been re
severed Tuesday morning. Mr. Leon
ard had retired. He heard someone
start the machine about 11:45 o'clock.
Vhu moment the metor started he
"came to" with a full realization of
whftt was taking place. It was toa
late. The car was arone.
Colored Red Cross Subscription.
The colored people have given
$237.80 in cash to the county's Rod
Cross subserij)tion. More is yet to
oome, including $01.29 in pledges from
Instilute Township colored people. W.
H. Murphy was chairman for the -oi-
orcd people's campaign.- County
Chairman C. A. Jeffress is winding
up the details of the drive in Lenoir.
The Southern Division total has
climbed to $4,740,042. North Caro
lina gate $91(5,683.
Havo Taken Them All In.
Mnmentiued thieves who steal
cakes, small vhange, tobacco, etc..
have about completed the round of
the North Kinston grocery stores.
Sunday night the shops . of W. A.
Koraegay & Co., North Independence,
and Richard Rjuse, North McLe ean
Street, were entered, together with
that of J. W. Scott, Queen Street near
Gordon. At Kornegay Co.'s noth
ing was taken. Small hauls were
made at the other places.
costume at present. According to
the man he .wants to go to Kinston
"75 mile from here." This is not
very enlightening, especially when he
'n;ats that he is from North Caro
'ins and nowhere else.
Free PreeV Schedule for Thursday
The Free Press office will be
closed Thursday. May 30, from 10
to 11 o'clock in the morning, in ord
er that the people employed there
may attend the services of prayer and
thank in their respective churches,
Only one edition of the paper wilj be
printed Thursday and the office will
e closed as early as possible in the
afternoon in order that as much o
the day as can be arranged f jr may
be spent in the spirit of President
Wilson's proclamation. The job de'
partraent will be shut down all dny
Advertising patrons are requested
have their Thursday's copy in th3 of
fice Wednesday afternoon if possible,
No changes can be guara itesd after
9 o'clock Thursday morning.
Canning School,
A canning school will be conducted
by Miss Adna Edwards, home dem
onstration agent, in the basement of
Gordon Street Christian Church and
on an adjoining lot Thursday and
Friday. The school will be attended
by about 25 canning club members
from, a number of communities. They
will receive instruction in the use of
different types of canning outfits
using tin and glass, in exhibit packs
apd in keeping records for canning
clubs. Miss Edwards explains that
the preparations were made before
the President issued his proclama
tion making Thursday a Day of
Prayer. The young women who at
tend will pend a night in Kinston
and will be shown some attentions by
the Chamber of Commerce. A pub
lie demonstration will be a feature
of the school.
Another JStep Forward
to Interest flealth
iii Old North State
Raldgh, May 2.' .'Another ad
winced step in the promotion of
health was -taken last week when the
Forsyth County Board of Health
passed ordinances for the prevention
of soil pollution. Forsyth is the
fourth county in the 'State to adopt
this progressive legislation.
The ordinances providing for the
installation cf sewage closets or prop
eriy constrmted sanitary privies in
?very house in the county used as a
Iwelling.
Marines Conducting
Recruiting Work at
Colleges in Country
Washington, May 2T r-The U. S.
Marine Corps will make a "Spring
Jrive" for college men. A number of
university and college graduates now
n the corps are being sent to their
aid schools to thoroughly explain to
members of the graduateing ami
other classes the advantages of the
coips. r
Not "at" Kennedy's Mill.
The arrest Sunday of Thad. Tyndall,
charged with retailing whisky, did
not occur "at" Kennedy's Mill, as
stated Monday in The Free Press.
While Tyndall lives in the vicinity he
does not reside at the mill nor on the
Kennedy property, this paper is re
quested to state. The statement was
made in a broad sense, and the in
tention was to give the approximate
locality rather than the exact spot
:n which Tyndall lives.
Orphan Concert is to be held in
Grand Wednesday. May 29 in addition1
a the regular pictures. Pictures
starting at 8:00. Prices 50c, 35c, and
25c. adv.
White
Skirts
Cotton and Wool Serge
White Skirting in Wash
Satins, Sol Satin, Cot
ton Materials.
Buy Thrift Stamps. We
have them.
A. J. PTP Sl sons
Telephone 34
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A Guaranteed
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Only because we contracted for these
months ago can we offer such good mat
tresses at such a low, price. They weigh
full 50 pounds, roll edge, an dare covered in
excellent quality ticking.
Solid comfort is assured with one of these.
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DR. GEO, E, KOBNEGAi;
SPECIALIST.
In DiaetM of Womea and ChJMri
0fffattlfVvCMWnjt.
Offico Honrs: l i li.
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Ar& tm pending
all you earn?
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Our deposits are increasing. Is it
money on YOUR ACCOUNT-or
money on the account of the person with
whom you spent it that makes this
crease? ,
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your
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Thr is more Catarrh In this section
ef the country than all other dlseiisvs
pit together, ami' (or years it was sup
po'd to be Incurable. Doctors nrearribati'
local remedies, iuul by constantly failing
to cure with Jocal treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Cutarrli is a local disease,
(rrestly influencuct by constitutional ton
ditlons and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Haifa Catarrh Modi-,
cine, msftutaeturea by P. J. ' Chnney &'
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constltuUonal
remedy, is taken , Internally s,nd acta
thru the Blood en' .the' Mucous Surfaces
of the Systutn. One Hundred txdlsra re
ward la offered rr adv eaao that Hall's
Catarrh Medicine falls to euro. Bend for
circulars and tMtunonlals.
F. 4. CHBNUY CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
" Pold by DruRfrista. 7uo.
Hairs ramily fills (or constipation.
Dressed like a Cannibal
(An unidentified negro at the county
jail is violently insane. He was ar
rested by Policeman John Taylor and
Speciar Officer W. P. Bjyetf in the
vk-mity of the Atlantic Coast line
passenger station. Apparently he
wa about to shed his clothes. Me
has i since done so. Jailer Thomas
Conway is worrying over how to in
duce the unfortunate man to augment
the hat and coat which constitute his
Opening Ball Greys Mill Friday
night, May Slit. ' A.dv.
Opening Ball
night; May Slst.-
Grey's Mill
Friday
1 Adv.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
, The undersigned haviug qualified
as executor of the esUte of W. T.
Worthington, deceased, notice is here
by giren to all persons having claims
gainst the estate of said decedent
to exhibit the same to the under
signed executor at Kinston, North
Carolina, on or before the 29th day
of Mareh. 1919, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make prompt payment to the
executor. .
This 29th day of March. 191SV -HEBER
WORTHINGTON,
G. C WORTHINGTON,
Exeeaton of W. T. Worth
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DEPOSITS:
May 1st, 1917 .................$ 82,222.25
May 1st, 1918 .247,400.50
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY
The Caswell Bailiing & Trust Co.
4)r. Albert D. Parrott
Practice Limited to Genlto-Urlatry,
cysloeeopy, te4a) dleeaes tut gea.
, ,'aral'pnrfejry. ,
Honrs ?:30 to J5:Qt p. m, "
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At Hospital 9:00 to 12:01 a.
Dr. i'-.-vGco. 6. ifflSbi
EYESIGHT SPEOLiUBT ;
Glasses Fitted Oomcfly.
- Nervous System "-Ansrji4 te
Oroea Eyes Straightened Wtoaf
p4in or 'Operation.'
Office Over Teniple'e Drug Bton,
Kinston, N. C,
Office Hours: 9 a tn. to 8 p. . .
Sundays and evenings by AppstoV
f "leant. -
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MeCormick's Medical OoIIagl 1
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,W. U. LaROQUE, President
T. W. HEATH, Cashier.
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