The Daily Free Press from Kinston, North Carolina • Page 3

V. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1919 THE KINSTON (N. FREfe PkESS. PAGE THREE II ft NEW SHIRT WAISTS SOCIAL PERSONAL $1.50 and $2.50 CAPTAIN IRVIN O'HAY presents the greatest show of 'A. E.

F. Beautiful s'yles and woederful qnality Misses Katie Cobb and Ruth Tate UiWf for the money. IT Ihi lUl Lr rvin CHAMBERLAIN BRAXT01N are back from a visit' at New Bern, Dr. and Mrs. Robert P.

Huffman left Tuesday for Wilmington, to make their home. Misses Lucille Collins and Corinne Christian Church. The place has been vacant since the resignation of Miss Edna Fellows lome months ago. 9 9 9 Mr. D.

W. Dudley of Jones County was a Kinston visitor Tuesday. He is expecting the return home shortly ot his son, Mr. Wilbur Dudley, a member of the COth Infantry, Fifth Division. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Coble will Barrus and Mr. Earl Brewer and others attended a dance at Farm- cille Monday night.

1 I Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sutton return AmiWment Company, 30th Division, "Per G. 0, 241, G. II.

Qv ll-28 ENTIRE' C4ST-AND ORCHESTRA COMPRISED OF MEN AN TWO WAR BRIDES "fift "OLD HICKORY DIVISION" 30th Division which Broke the Hindenburg tine, Real Soldiers, Real Performers, Company of Decorated, 17 Wounded a.JO Acts-Orchestra of "i i TBih the ameshow as played In France during the long "dreary months after the signing of the armistice 1918. until sailing for home, March 17. 191V The Hickory -Nuts, entertained the men from Dixie as well as 100,000 others, has been seen by G'Vshing whp pronounced It the- greatest laughing show of the A. E. F.

Gl. E. M. Lewis, who eomrnankded' the' 30th, officially atat- leave Tuesday afternoon or Wednes ed recently from Hendersonville and Asheville, where they spent their day for Raleigh, where they will re honeymoon. Mrs.

Sutton was Miss side in future. Their son, Mr. Albert Coble, has lived at the capital sev Caroline Brock. aqcjMA TT isn't so hard to attain rT isn't so hard to attain eral years. Mr.

end Mrs. W. Birch Douglass welcomed a baby daughter Monday afternoon. She weighs about 11 ed that the show did more for thmorale of the division than any Wtiier workv Gen. "'Paison Mr.

Will Lewis and a party of youngsters will leave Tuesday night for Camp Sapphire, in Transylvania County, one of Western Carolina's pounds, Mr. Douglass being the 9 1 perfect figure lines and to have a stylish sil- said after (he last performance (while the men were etill jn the serviceX "If I had my. way I would authority for this. Mrs. Douglass beauty spots.

1 and daughter are getting on nicely. give every man in the show D. S. Tyson "Be come to mf home town." Ask any returned soldier about tlife 'Hickory Nuts." 25 per Vent of jsjjoceejis go to the 30th Veteran Prof. Joseph Kinsey, superintend Misses Pat.

Sheppard of Winston Salem and Marguerite" Meadows of ent of schools, was back at his office 1 8. 1 here Tuesday after an absence of a Greensboro, hcuse of Miss Pauline Hdbd will be honor guests week or two. He has been recuperating from illness. Miss Natalie Nunn Tuesday as at an affair to be given by Mrs. Oscar Greene Tuesday afternoon.

Misses Josephine Copelahd and Leah Hines gave a gypsy tea in honor of the upstate young women Monday. houte- Just give a little care to the selection of your next corset, insist upon the model which is designed for your individual type of figure. To be sure of obtaining the right garment, the one which will preserve the nat-url lines or correct existing imperfections, ask for MADAME GRACE Seats on Sale Tuesday. sumed her duties as pastoral helper wa w.f sbsisji mf WAR TAX EXTRX-1 25 PER CENT. OeEjS TO ETERANg or assistant pastor of Gordon Street assoqation sora DIVISION.

HICKORY NUTS SCORED HIT AT JOHNSON CITY. BASEBALL REJOICES DAUGHTER Monday's games: CAN RESUME STUDIES. "Everything hiy little 12-year-old National. Chicago, 1-1; Cincinnati, 4-2. girl ate distressed her; even a glass of water would cause, her to belch gas and she was unable to go to Look For the Trade Mark (see above) On Each.

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It was as good tv- performance as the best of professionals ever succeed in putting i on. It more than a-mere vaudeville, show. It was a happy coiiabination of a first-class a first-class circus and a first-class minstrel. Black face comedians, slack wire artist, clog magician, female impersonators, a bunch of song birds and string instrument artists and a regular jazz orchestra combined to make the performance absolutely without an equal. They had the goods and they delivered it.

Sergt -Maj. Grant was some Julian Eltinge, tall and graceful, in a be ELAND BROTHERS COP Some time ago I went into the the inflammation which causes prac tically all stomach, liver and in testinal ailments, including append! drug store of Gerke Drug EvansvWe, and the following citis. One dose will convince i6r II. Harris, camp: ifferentv Around the Corner money refunded. J.

E. Hood Co. and druggists everywhere. adv. conversation took place between Mr.

Gerke and myself: "Theodore, how does it come that you sell so much more 'Number 40 For The Blood' mi SIGNS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. STAINiuACK, Proprietor. A Hand Grenade ENTERPRISE SIGN WORKS than these other druggists around here?" Mr. Gerke answered: "A year or' so ago my wife came into the store and said she was going to take a blood medicine. She looked over the kinds I had on the shelf and I reckon you put up the best 'spiel' as she took a bottle, of 'Number On the Square," Across from Postofflce PHONE 1 14 P.

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C. Mendanhall, 40 years a druggist, Evansville, Ind. rv The ingredients entering i(to "Number 40" are set down in, the U. S. Dispensatory and other medical books as follows: "Employed in diseases of the glandular system, in blood poison, scrofula, chronic rheu- Vcatariih, chronic constipa stomach and liver trouble.

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