TUESDAY; OCTOBER 8, 1918
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Wanted A lady that can play a pi
ano to demonstrate ahee music.
Apply Forrest H. Smith. Ply 9-20 tf
Nice rooms for gentlemen. Steam
heat, hot and cold water. Dr. Ira
M. Hardy. Dly 8-31 .tf.
For Sale 1917 Ford Touring Car.
Perfect running condition. Price
reasonable. Inquire at . Dr. Faulk
ner's office; 110 McLewean St.
Dly 10-7, 8, 9 ; -
Wanted To rent 5 or 6 room house
' by November 1. . Modern conven
iences in good locality. Phone 382.
Ply 10-7, 8. ' ..V;';:' 1 ' .
For Bent One. brick store located
near Ford Garage See Mrs. Lil
lian Perry. '
Dly 10-3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10
Two or three unfurnished rooms for
, rent. Close In. Modern conven
iences. Apply "K. W." care Free
Press. Dly to 9
Wanted Young ladies as telephone
operators. Salary paid while learn
ing. Apply Carolina Telephone &
Telegraph Co. E. North St.
Dly 9-21 tf.
Wanted Several good boys to"de
; liver The Free Press.. Pteasant and
lucrative afternoon work. -Apply af
tre 3 o'clock any afternoon.
HOW TO BE RID OF
- -r- DANGEROUS DANDRUFF
If you have dandruff you must get
rid of it quick it's, positively dan
gerous and will surely ruin your hair
if you don't. ,.
..Dandruffy heads mean faded, brit
tle, ray, acraggly hair that will not
grow then yoej are bald and noth
ing can herp you.
.The only sure way to abolish dand
ruff for g:od is to destroy the germ
that causes it. To do this quickly,
surely, and, safely and at little ex
pense, thereia nothing as effective
as Parisian sage, which you can get
from J. E. Hood & Co.. and good drug
gists everywhere. It is guaranteed
to banish dandruff, stop iUling scalp
and falling hair, and promote a new
growth, or the ccst, small as it is,
will be refunded.
Parisian sage is a scientific pre
paration that supplies all haft needs
an antiseptic liquid, neither sticky
or greasy, easy to apply, and deli
cately perfumed. adv.
For Sale New dining-room suite; al
so 'bedroom suite. Apply at 3,
second story, Hudson apartments. .
Dly 10-7, 8, 9
For Sale Farm of 150 acres.. 80,
hi high state cultivation, situated
on brick road 1 7 miles from New
Bern. Suitable to raise tobacco er
any other crop. Can sell on reason
tbl terms. Address W. H. Ilender
hs, New Bern, N. C. ,
fill 9-17 to 10-16 '
Southern Railway System
No. 1392:00 p. ni. for Raleigh,
Durham, Greensboro and Winston
Salem, connecting at Greensboro for
reclining : chair car Goldsboro to
Winston-Salem.
No. 21. 5:45 a. in. for Raleigh.
Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Salem,
Statesyille and Asheville, connecting
at Greensboro for points north' and
south and at Asheville for Cincinnati.
Chicago, St) Louis, Memphis and all
points west. (This train , operates
via Winston-Salem and .Barber)
Parlor car Goldsboro to Asheville.
J.O.JONES,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
; " . .. Raleigh, N. O.
A NATION S STRENGTH
IS IN ITS FOOD SUPPLY
Est less &st nothing
Create a Reserve. 9
AMDUCA MUST FEED
IIO.OOO. OOO ALLIES
SOCIAL"1 PERSONAL
Mrs. Clarence Oettinger is quite Sumrelt officiating.
ill at her residence on North Queen I ,
Street. , Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Rouse and Rev,
B. P; Smith, who planned to attend
Miss Maud McLawhorn and Mr. the National convention of tho Chris
Lee Faulkner, well-known young per- tian Church at St Louis "shortly,
sons of the county, were married have definitely given up their plan
Monday afternoon at 4:30 at the res- to go to the meeting, because of the
idence of Rev. S. W. Sumrell,, Mr. influenza situation.
CITY AUTHORITIES TAKE
STEPS TO PREVENT
SPREAD OF MALADY
(Continued from page one)
Certainly the doctor would in fact,
he had already : i ; - ' '
"Don't call me a liar," said Dr,
Mitchener, smiling. '
Arabian, Nights. ,
And so things went , Mr. E. B
Lewis and Mr. J. B. Meachant were
present among the spectators. They
told several good"stories, including
one by Mr. Lewis about "The City
Hall Reporter at Mount Sinia" or
something of - the sort and one by Mr,
Meacham about' something or other,
None of these stories will be printed
n pamphlet form for, the benefit of
the Ministerial Association. : .
.Then came the big business of the
eeting.
Dr. Mitchener -presented the recom
mendations of Aha Council of De
fense given in gist in The Free Press
Monday. He explained that that
council had met during the day to
discuss the influenza situation. '
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We ; Have a Complete Line of
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Millinery
Prices Reasonable
CHAMBERLAIN & BRAXTVN
Insurance of All Kinds
KINSTON INSURANCE and REALTY COMPANY
? C.OEfTINGER, Mgr.
"BUY WAR SAV INGS STAMPS."
Tclephona No. 182 110 E. GordonSt
Ice Cream Candies Cold Soda
If It's Ice Cream Fresh Candy-or Fruit You Want
The Candy Kitchen is the place Visit us
and you will be pleased.
Prices Are Right Quality JBetter
OLYMPIA CANDY KITCHEN
Phone 358.
Prompt Delivery.
"The Old Reliable" ,
Anything for the Roof.
Slate, Jin, Rubber Paper, Galvanize Rolls
: and Corrugated Roofing.
We also carry a full line of Roof and Barn ,
Paints; Sheet Copper, Zinc and Etc
Try us and be satisfied.
E: R. Waller Company
CORNER nERlTAGEIANDIGORDON PHONE 189
Up to Health Board.
Mayor Sutton and other members
onsidered that to pass upon the Te
commendations was out of the pro
vince of the. council. It was the
Health Board's business, he said. As
to the recommendation regarding
closing of public places, he thought
he places to be closed should be bet
ter defined. There was lengthy con
sideration. Council adopted such
phases as it thought came within; its
jurisdiction. Alderman Webb "then
moved ts formally recommend the
recommendaSions to the Health
E'oard. The mayor interposed an ob
jection. He did not think it the
proper thing to do, but preferred to
hold a joint meeting of the board and
ouncil 'Tuesday afternoon at 3- o'-
lock. . Mr. Webb insisted and pressed
his motion. The mayor countered
wih another motion. As ifparlia
mentarian the mayor outshone- the
gentlemai) rom First Ward.
Thus things went on for some time.
In the end nothing was done.
As its part in the campaign to
check influenza the council passed
three ordinances, requiring- I
Daily cleaning of cuspidors in
gathering places.
; Use of individual cups, saucers and
spoons at soda fountains and ice
cream parlors. . -".v
All children under 16 to be indoors
after 8 p. m. except by written per
mission of a parent or guardian.
iA fine of ? 50 was fixed in eactr
case. . - ,
Authority to have the streets wash
ed down, require street loiterers to
move on to thus prevent curbstone
gatherings and arrest violators of
the anti-spittmg drdinance already
existed, and the officials are taking
steps to carry out these, measures.
Dr. Mitchener, health officor, will
supervise sanitation at restaurants.
Italian Patriot is
Avenged; Rome Will
See Miracle In It
By Henry Wood ,
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
Wtth" the kalian Armi Afield,
Sept 8. (By Mail). After 69 years,
almost to the very day, fate has seenj
to it that. Italian vengeance which!
is long suffering but never forgetting,
has been satisfied and the martyrdom
by Austrian gendarmes of Cicer-
uacchip, an ardent' Roman patriot, ,u
now avenged on the books of justice.
In August,M849, ' following the J
tragic retreat of Garibaldi over part
f the same territory where the Ital
ians are- again fighting Austria for
complete national and racial freed-,
om, Ciceruacchio,Vas taken prisoner.
Through the initiative of an Austrian
gendarme official he was given a
summary court martial and quickly
executed.
A little tablet at Porto Tolle on tha
lower ,Po marks the spot where Cic
eruacchio paid the penalty to Austri
an hatred for his efforts in behalf of
Italian freedom.
Qn the morning of August 26, dur
ing V raid by Austrian airplanes on
towns- back of the Italian front, an
Austrian aai-plar.e was brought down ,
J above Porto Tolle and fell directly
in( front cf tfie tablet commemorating
the martyrdom of Ciceruacchio. - i
The two occupants, an Austrian av-
lation lieutenant ana a enu
caping from the machine, turned to
the tablet expecting to get an idea of
their whereabouts, read it, and then
turned to find themselves in the
hands of ItaKsn gendarmes.
New Wolf Guarding
Capitoiine Hill;
Not Lady-like Ye
(By the United Press)
Rome, Aug. 20 (By .Mail). Rome
has a new wolf. " v
This may not be very important
news for the rest . fit the world, but
it is of supreme importance for Rome.
Ever since a benignly disposed she
wolf nursed Remus and Romulus,
thereby making possible the founding
ox Kome, Rome has always had
wolf in a cage on the precise spot on
the Capitoiine hill where the original
wof gave the present kingdom of
Italy its start. '
Ever since the original declaration
of war back in 1914 Rome weather
has been completely off. Atmospher
ic changes said to be caused by tho
heavy cannonading along the vari
ous battle fronts have caused it to
be cold in Rome when ' it should be
hot and hot when it should be cold
or often both at the same time.
The she-wolf of the Capitoiine, hill
accordingly developed a case of pneu
monfa .during one of these sudden
changes of temperature, and died a
premature death.
But now the city of Taranto in the
southern part of Italy has presented
Rome with a new she-wolf.
The latter had been duly installed
in the cage on the Capitoiine hill, and
has put inmost of her time since then
trying to eaf the iron bars that cage
her in. :
Hopes are entertained by guardians
of the Capitoiine hill that by the time
the war ends and American tourists
again come to Rome, the wolf will
have taken on some of the dignity
which her. historic positions seems to
-call for. '
812 STARS IN SERVICE FLAG
OF NATIONAL PflSCUIT CO.
The- Norfolk branch of the Nation
al Biscuit Company, 239 W. Tazewell
Street, is displaying in its window
new service flag with 1,812 stars.
This represents a contribution, thus J
far, of more than 15 per cent, of the
company's male employees to the
fighting forces of Uncle Sam, about
third of the company's organization
consisting of women. . More and
more of the company's great manu
facturing' capacity is being devested to
Government needs. A recent order
called for 13,000,000 packages of hard
bread, for , Pershing's men. This is
said-to be the largest single order
ever placed for crackers.
FOURTH LOAN BEST
. THING FARMER CAN
' FIND TO INVEST .IN:
(Continued from page thtte)
duty and at the same time make an
investment which js not only safe, but
about which he can have no possible
wieasineM' Tha'.' truth is that un-
der the conditions existing , in , the
world : today, no other investment
carries with it any absolute degree
of certainty. Let the farmer there
fore grasp this opportunity to put
his money in the Fourth Liberty Loan,
as both a duty and a privilege. '
lSS MEAT IF
KIDNEYS
I
Taka a flaw of Salts to flush Kidaayi
v if EJaddar bothers you Drink ,
lota of water. .
Catintf tteat regularly eventually pro-'
enseal kidney trouble in some form or
attar, aaya well-known authority, be
cause the nria acid in meat excites the
kidneys, Chey become overworked j get
aluggfshr clog up and cause all aorta of
Ustreas, particularly backache and mis
ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twin
ges, sever headaches, acid stomach, con
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder aad urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid.
Beyi aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers yea, get about four ounce of
ffed' Salts from any good pharmacy;
take Ubleapoonful ia a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days aad your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts ia snade from the acid of grapes
aad lemon juice, combined with lithia,
aad baa been ased for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize the
acids ia the arine ao it ae longer irri
tates, thus ending bladder disorders. ,
Ja4 Salts cannot injure anyone
anskea a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions .of men and
wesnes) take aow aad then to keep the
kidaeya aad urinary organs dean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease,
Mill Feed Users to
Sign Pledge; Scarce
v Now; Can't Be Wasted
(Special to The Free Press) -Raleigh,
Oct. 7,State Food Ad
ministrator Henry A. Page has been
advised of the inauguration of a far
reaching new policy designed to .iet
the situation throughout the country
with regard to wheat mill feeds. No
tomestic problem has given the Food
Administration more concern within
the past few weeks that that result
ing from th,e acute shortage, in bran,
middlings, md mixed mill feeds.'
"What we must secure," declared
Mr. Page today, "is the utmost elim
ination of waste bythe careful feed-
ing of anifnals and the l(se of other
concentrates in the place of wheat
mill feedsv and the use of all rough
age available. For all classes' of live,
stock, especially hogs, we must turn
to the use of limited quantities of
cottonseed meal and more liberal
quantities of velvet bean meal."
Every buyer of wheat; mill feeds
will be askeot to sign a pledge of hon-
r not to use feeds for any purpose
than the feeding of milk cows, young
pigs and poultry.
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TBS SCALM TONIC - " ;
to remove dandruff, relieve Itching
scalp and prevent falling hair.
Recomrhended by barbers,
' druggists and users'as the-
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. on the market,
50c and $1.00 Bottles
at all drug stores and toilet counters
he Tono-Scalpa Co., Inc.
. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
DARTING, PIERCING
- SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pen,
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Liniment
So do" those rheumatic twinges and
the loin-aches of lumbago, the nerve
inflammation of neuritis, the wry neck.
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise. .; '
The ease of applying, the quickness
cf relief, the positive results, the clean
liness, and the economy of Sloan's
Liniment make it universally preferred.
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We are agent for the
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line of
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Mowers And Rakes -
We invite any one interested to ; inspect
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