The Daily Free Press from Kinston, North Carolina • Page 4

THE KINSTON FREE PRESS STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY'S EMBARGO ON WHISKEY WILL BE EMPHASIZED The action of the State Medical Society last June in declaring whiskey of no use in the pharmacopeia will be made much of at the bi-ennial convention of the North Carolina AntiSaloonists in the Capital City next week. Kinston is much interested because of the fact that Dr. James M. Parrott, the prominent local physician who, as president of the society, started the opposition to intoxicants among the doctors, will be the principal speaker of the opening day of the convention. Dr.

Parrott's speech before the Medical Society created something of a sensation in the State, and attracted attention far and wide. It was approved by his fellow- -physicians because his "advanced position on prescription writing for alcoholic stimulants" was proper, and the society advised that its legislative committee be instructed "to ask the Legislature to enact more stringent laws against this pernicious practice." CHANGE MANAGEMENT POPULAR HABERDASHERY The firm of Dail and Taylor, conducting one of the best known hanerdasheries in the city at 216 North Queen street, has been dissolved, A. N. Taylor withdrawing to accept the management of a farmers' warehouse here. The senior partner, J.

C. Dail and Paul 1 C. Hemby, will conduct the business as J. C. Dail Co.

Mr. Hemby has been connected during the past two or three years with the tailoring department of Barrett Hartsfield, and is an experienced man in that line. The stock of the concern will be increased, and Mr. Dail will leave about the end of the week for New York to purchase new stuff. NATIONAL F.

M. C. OFFICERS MAY COME It is probable that one or more national officers of the Fraternal Mystic Circle may come here in April for the annual meeting of the State Ruling, according to Thomas Grady, special supreme deputy of the order. Mr. Grady stated today that if his health would permit, F.

I. Duckwitz of Philadelphia, at the head of the F. M. in the nation as Supreme Ruler, will attend the convention. J.

D. Miles, Supreme Recorder, also of Philadelphia, is expected to come. It Really Does Relieve Rheumatism Everybody who is afflicted with Rheumatism in any form should by all meanskeep a bottle of Sloan's Liniment on hand. The minute you feel pain or soreness in a joint or muscle, bathe it with Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub it.

Sloan's penetrates almost immediately right to the seat of pain, relieving the hot, tender, swollen feeling and making the part easy and comfortable. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25 cents of any druggist and have in in the house -against Colds, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lumhago, Sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not satisfied, but it does give almost instant relief. Buy a bottle today. adv.

(THREE-CORNERED MIXUP OVER STORE LEASES, ETC. DR. A. L. HYATT LOCATES IN THE CITY.

Dr. A. L. Hyatt, son of Dr. H.

0. Hyatt, has decided to establish himself here for the practice of medicine. Dr. Hyatt has recently been at Hamlet, and before that was located at Beulaville. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Two marriage licenses were issued by the Register of Deeds Monday, both to white couples: Aretus Stroud 39; and Myrtle Stroud, 28, both of the county; Emmett Richards, 21, and Nellie Philyaw, 18, both of Kinston BIG BUSINESS TO BE STARTED AT DOVER The Dover Supply Company of Dover has been incorporated by the Sec retary of State to do a general 1 mer cantile business in that town. The capital stock is $10,000, and the in corporators are D. W. Richardson, B. H.

Blandford and W. L. Bell, well-known here. TEACHERS' MEETING AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH TONIGHT The officers and teachers of the Gordon Street Christian church Bi ble School, will hold their regular monthly meeting i in the Baraca Clasi room tonight. All officers and teach ers are urged to be present and hel; plan for the new year.

Any other members of school or Sunday schoo' workers are invited. COSTA RICA PEOPLE ON VISIT IN THIS SECTION Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Taylor o' San Jose, Costa Rica, are concluding a visit of several months to this sec tion with relatives in Beaufort.

They will leave in a day or two for New York, from whence they will take steamer for their Central Americar home. Mr. Taylor is an auditor fo: the United Fruit Company in Sar Jose. LOCAL INTEREST REX BEACH COULD NOT STOP AT HAVELOCK. Rex Beach, the famous novelist, has returned to New York from a fishing and huntiny trip.

Mr. Beach was compelled to decline the invitation of Charles L. Abernethy and others to stop over at Havelock for a few days' sport, business cutting short his stay in North Carolina. The author told Mr. Abernethy that he would try to return in a few weeks to enjoy his hospitality at Havelock camp.

Beach annually visits Ocra coke. DR. SPILMAN AT S. S. INSTITUTE IN NEW BERN Two of the ablest leaders in Sunday school work among the Southern Baptists are featuring the institute of the Neuse-Atlantic Baptist Association being held in the First Baptist church at New Bern.

These are Dr. B. W. Spilman of Kinston and Rev. E.

L. Middleton of Raleigh, field secretarles for the South, and the State, respectively, of Sunday school work. Dr. Spilman addressed the institute twice Monday and again today. "MA AND I ARE NOT TO BLAME." The local Equal Suffrage League Monday afternoon issued the follow.

ing statement: C. T. U. women of Ohio, undaunted and undismayed by their 'delayed' victory, explain the results of the November 3 election "I can't vote; Neither can ma; Ohio's gone wet, Blame it on pa." "Miss Mary T. Henderson of Salisbury, chairman of the legislative committee of the North Carolina Equal Suffrage League, left for Raleigh January 4, to stay during the entire session of the Legislature, looking after the interests of the bill about about equal suffrage." COSTLY NEW INSTRUMENTS FOR MILITIA BAND HERE.

The band of the Second Infantry, located here, is to have an expensive new set of brass and reed instruments. The outfit will cost at least $3,000. It has been only three or four years since the band was issued a score or more of new horns, clarinets and drums, which are still in good shape, but the fact that the equipment was not entirely uniform is supposed to have caused the government to consider furnishing a new instrumentation. The chief and principal musicians of the organization have been ordered to select the desired instruments, which are of the most expensive make. Stop That Cough When you catch Cold, or begin to Cough, the first thing to do is to take Dr.

Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It penetrates the linings of the Throat and Lungs and fights the Germs of Disease, giving quick relief and natural healing. "Our whole family depend on Pin-Tar-Honey for Coughs and Colds," writes Mr. E. Williams, Hamilton, Ohio.

It always 25c at your druggist. adv. Papers were Monday served upon Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Knox, who conduct the M. Stephenson" store at 102 South Queen street, demanding that they vacate the building. The plaintiffs are Chamberlain and Braxton, who conduct a ladies' shop in the Hotel Caswell building and Mr. N.

J. Rouse, landlord of the store occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Knox. Justice HI.

C. V. Peeples will hear the ejectment proceedings Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, if it cannot be settled out of court before then. The proprietors of the Stephenson store gave notice some weeks ago that they would vacate and the store was soon afterwards rented to Chamberlain Braxton. It seems that Mr.

and Mrs. Knox had secured a lease on another store, but the tenant there would not vacate, alleging that the proper notice had not been given. The three-cornered situation promises to become even more interesting. Mr. and Mrs.

Knox are placed in a distressing situation by their inability to remove to their intended new quarters, and Chamberlain Braxton are inconvenienced, because they cannot get into their new stand. The litigation so far seems to have been without feeling, and all the parties in the unfortunate affair express a desire that the tangle may ho adjusted amicably. NORTHERN CONTRACTORS WANT FED. WORK HERE Representatives of New York and New Jersey contractors were here on Monday looking over the site and plans and specifications of the proposed Federal building for Kinston. A number of others have applied to Postmaster LaRoque for information.

Bids for the construction will b6 opened by the supervising architect in the Treasury Department at Washington next Monday at 3 p. m. All bids received after that time will be promptly returned, without being opened, of course. Consideration of the bids had by the 11th will require until February 1 or longer, and it is not expected that the contract will he let within a month after the opening of the propositions. DUDLEY inches NORMAN inches ARROW COLLARS 2 for 25 cis.

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OETTINGER, Manager Kinston Insurance Realty Co. Telephone No. 182 (Next to Postoffice) NEW STETSON HATS 1915 STYLES NOW ON DISPLAY AT J. C. DAIL CO.

The Men's Store Middy Blouse Solid White and White with Serge Collars 98c Middy Ties Square and Half Square 50c $1.00 CHAS. A. WATERS The Telephone Store Phone No. 89 AT SKINNER'S We Cater to The Ladies and Children. Ice Cream, Soda and Fine Candy Phone 149 J.T.

Skinner Son "We Strive to Please" OUR SALE Still continues and and $25.00 Coat Suits are now going at $5.98 and $9.98. Come and Look Them Over J. M. Stephenson THE LADIES' STORE January Clearance Sale OPENED TODAY And Continues Until Saturday Night January 9, 1915 Barrett Hartsfield We are Agents in the City for the Two Best Mattresses Made THE SEALY FELT MATTRESS THE LUX-YOU-RY FELT MATTRESS The Sealy Mattress is as smooth and soft as the finest feather bed, but does not sink in the middle and cause the excessive heat as a feather bed. There are no tufts in it, and is guaranteed for 20 years.

The Lux-you-ry Mattress is a 50 lb. handsomely finished mattress for $15.00. At this price it is the best we have ever seen. Gettinger's Furniture Store KEEN KUTTER Safety Razors Fit All Faces. THE "ANGLE" OF THE KEEN KUTTER SAFETY RAZOR is so exactly proportioned that when the blade is held against the face, the edge is in the exact position for a clean easy cutting of the beard.

WITHOUT HONING WITHOUT STROPPING Each KEEN NUTTER blade is hardened, tempered and ground individually, insuring uniformity of temper and excellent cutting qualities. There is no scraping or pulling like you experience with other Safety Razors. $3.50 CASE BLACK SILVER LEATHER PLATED- GOLD PLATED- PIGSKIN CASE $5.00 A complete KEEN NUTTER SAFETY RAZOR KEEN OUTFIT consists of Holder and 12 sharp KUTTER Norwegian Steel Blades, packed in a Trade Mark compact neat covered case. New Blades 5 for 25 Cents SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY H. E.

MOSELEY HARDWARE CO. NEW LOT ZIEGLER! SHOES THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE A. J. SUTTON Phone 34 Prop. DR.

F. FITTS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Residence Phone 523. Office Phone 80 OSTEOPATHY DEFINED Osteopathy is a system of healing disease by scientific manipulations, the purpose of each manipulation being either to arrest some derangement in the position of the tissues or to increase or to decrease activity of some organ It is not a remedy for some particular disease, but successfully treats all curable non-surgical, acute and chronic diseases. DR. T.

H. FAULKNER DENTIST Office 130 S. MeLewean St. Near Residence. Dr.

0. L. WILSON Der tist Office over J. E. Hood Co's Store.

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