The daily times. [volume], November 04, 1918, One O'clock Edition, Image 3

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Vance . Street
FOR
Home
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SALE
TWO UKS FROM POST OFFICE ON PAVED STREET
- awvii onu uaiu iwm, uievuu; ljiguba,
yater,,and sewerage, modern bath room with porcelaiu
lined tub. house rerpntl V na'mfcH an A in rrruirl van air
cn shady side of street.
A GOOD HOME OR INVESTMENT
VERY EASY TERMS
Price only J2.864. $1,000 Cash, balance like rent,
Our cars are alwava at vmir servirlp to spa nnr nron-
erties.
GEO. a; BARFoOT&CO.
REAL" ESTATE
CADET
HOSIERY
Tne Scientific stocking of
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Barrett-Patrick
A BKOTHK
OTHER WO
Mr. W. C. Miles has Juet'retur
froia Warrenton where he went with
other members of the family to visit
hie i mother, Mrs. Geo. Miles, who a
few days ago received notice that
her son, Sergeant Herbert Miles
h;td beon killed in action in France,
and n the 29th that another son
and brother, Sergeant Morton C.
Miles was wounded ou the 30th. At
the same time wlieu Majur Graham
their commander 'was directing the
taking from the field of the wound
ed man a shell came along and took
off his right ear.
, The Miles family is motst remark
able. It consists of 15 boys and two
girls. Four of the boys are In , the
service and the present draft i3 ex
pected to get seven more. Both men
tioned above have been cited for
brayery. Mr. Morton Miles received
his certificate as a pharmacist from
the State board and graduated in the
same class of Mr. Needham Herring
of thta city.
' Mr. Herbert Miles was with his
company from Warrenton on the
! Mexican border which was sent to
1'France at the opening of the pres
ent war. '
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STATIONERY
y OBTTIIBBEST
Wit IT FROM
NASH STREET PHARMACY
EVERYTHING IN DRUGS
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WOUNDED IN THE 1HP
uerman propaganda
Mr. J. S. Collins of this city fath
er of Mr. Zollie Collins, a nne
vouiik fellow now with the engineer
ing corps In France sends his father
and mother a copy of a paper which
was dropped into the American
trenches from a German airplane.
Its title is "America in Europe" and
on the front page is an illustration
of a pillory for liars, and under
neath in English is the statement
that Herbert L. Pratt, vice president
of the Standard Oil Company is a
liar because Pratt said that the Ger
mans crucified two American soldiers.
It says that $5,000 of American
money has been deposited in one of
the German banks to be forfeited if
this .is proven.
The paper camaflouges American
war news and makes fun of it, and
tells how GermanB are being treated
in America, and a lot of other stuff.
1 1 Young Collins is near Verdun In
the fighting and is a member of the
8ist Engineer's corps and has seen
some fieree work.
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We have just received an
other large shipment of
Captain Will Dunn, commander of
Company K was wounded in the hip
and is now in an English hospital
i , 'Ulcers a letter from his nurse
states and also a note from him also
confirms this announcement.
Sister Jean Todd his nurse writes
that he is wounded in the left hipinmo th ,olored ovfe of the city
an dthat he is compelled to lie on his Jg not g0 good There have been
stomach on account of the nature j f6ur deatha among their number dur
Of the wound ,and that he will most; jng the tw0 dayg Tne generBl
likely be In the Hospital tor iour j Bituation l9
months on account of the abscess
POUR DEATHS IN TWO DAYS
While the situation has greatly
, improved and there have been no
deaths from influenza during the
past two days in the city among tho
white people yet the situation
COATS
that has formed in the wound. The
le ter says that he is better than he
"was ,and that he was wounded at
7:30 September 30th and on October
1st at one o'clock. The letter also
stated that this was the fiercest bat
tle that he ever saw or was ever in
greatly improved from
the past few days and if every one
will be careful the disease in this
community will be stamped out in
a few days.
EXPECT TO RETURN PN A WEEK
The condition of Mr. Geo. D.
AND)
Green has so greatly improved that'
... w.'f y ' l. . alaaii n nf m wm hnma wltnin H
FINE BUSINKHW IKAlwu u? "F l" ,cv"'" -
The Times needs several good week from Davidson where he and
bright boys to carry routes. This his mother have been confined with
work may be done and attend schooi inuuenza. Their many friends will
at the same time. It does not con- be pleased to have them back In
flict with studies. The training re-Wilson again.
ceived by the boys in this work is in- '
valuable. 'They not only learn the . VOTE TUESDAY
system- and order necessary to han- Don't forget to vote Tuesday and
die route which the average hoy. t0 YQ tne county . ticket for com
t . d gtfl are short on, but they a'80 ' mieisoners, for Joh R. Dildy and
1 il. n.nill(l An fhnlr COlleCt- n, !TI J n - Cl.w.nnn
ing aid come in contact with people, .and . congressman Kitchin and tell
leaiii.ng o...- ...'-6
THE DEPENDABLE STORK
Copyright IMS Hart Schaftoer Utn
ALWAYS GOOD
That's the nice thing
about a Chesterfield over
coat; it's always stylish, al
ways in good taste anywhere.
Hart Schaffaer & Marx
' Chewterflelds
are particularly good be
cause they're made right, of
all wool fabrics, carefully
tailored and because they
save money for you; here in
many good colorings; sizes
tor all men.
Satisfaction guaranteed
MEN WHO WANT TO
"REKP IT
AFPEARAXC'KS"
To "up and coming" mn
the half is nut told by this
Hrivertiricment. for it only
hints at the many pleasant
surprises in our new Fal!
and Winter Stocks ot every-i
thine for day and night in
Men's Wear.
Riiirireetions that wilf
oo-- -r- j
helo solve the problem on
what's correct in syles thisl
year. It uncertain come inj
onH innk.'for we are aH
wayB glad to welcome a manj
whether he buys or not from!
these carefully chosen Hnerf
ot
CORRECT FALL
HABERDASHERY
. : Despite the rising costal
of everything we're done!
"our bit" marking this TalS
Stock at live and let live
prices, to help you save and
help serve with true efllcien-j
Hats, Shirts, Neckwear
moves. Underwear, Hosel
and everything in haber
dashenr that goes to makd
a man feel good and look
right. This Store for Men,
is ready if yon are ready
to "do it's bit."
THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING
i.
natufcr.
In which we are making a
special display? jit will pay
you to call
yours NOW.
BROS
PROF. MARTIN IT AGAIN
professor Ai G. Martin, formerly
'ot ; Atlantic Christian College facult
butnow" teacher in the Boys High
School of Atlanta, Ga has been
spending a few weeks at the home of
lis. parents In Wilson. Prof. Martin
' came home sick with the Flu ana
v was In bed for ten days. He' has
4uito fully recovered from the dis
ease and returned, yesterday to At
lanta where the schools will open
next Monday. ..... ..
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WILSON'S SHOPPING CENTER .
ELECTION
RETIRNS
NIGHT.
TUESDAY
The Times following its usual cus
tom will give our folks the election
returns Tuesday night. So go out
and vote the State and national tick-
FOR SALE 40 bushels of Leap's
prolific wheat $3.00 per bushel B,
E. Barnes. N. 2,' 4, 6, 9, 11, 13
Wheel left at Fletcher Barnes, E.
Vance St yellow wheel, double bar,
almost new. Owner can have same
y paying- for, this- ad. 0-28-4td.
W. A. FINCH DISTRICT CHAIRMAN and the county tteekt and como
Mr. W.'a: Finch is district chair- d " tldf 8
v .Tirv;,nn hands of Wilson have been held -up
SODA FOUNTAIN BOY WANTED
Between the ages of fifteen and
eighteen. Patterson- Drug Co. .
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will make' a' geA.no. .. Ha will be
at tho bead, of this 17th" district com
posed of he counties 'of Wilson,
Greene, Pitt, Beaufort, Wayne and
Hyde.': , , I ,
by a grateful nation.
JUNIOR ORDER ATTENTION
There1 will be a meeting Tuesday
night at 7:30.
By order J. P. Batten, ' ..
IW-2-2tD
Councilor.
PLACE AT HEAD OF CHURCH
,. SERVICES
It you have any reason to believe
everybody to hold np the hands of
President Wilson who has won the
war and saved the world fn :.i the
Hun.
We Sell
War
Savings
Stan'ps
CARD OF THANKS ,
Mr. j. A. Dameron wished, us to
express his deep appreciation of the
many kindnesses and . attentions
shown him and his family during
their recent great bereavement in
the loss cf wife and mother.
If you want to rent, buy, sell or exchange
anything, try an ad in the Daily Times.
ATTENTION BOY SCOUTS
All Boy Scouts interested will meet
at Y. M; C. A. office Sunday after
noon at 3:30. From there they will
go to. the. country for a regular
scout meetnig.
Six places. We elect the county
ticket and our national representatives.
WINTER MILLINERY
OF
CHARM AND DISTINCTION
Williams & CO.
WILSON, N. C
119 Eat Nash St
111
Vote Tuesday and
hands of Wilson.
hold up the
FOR SALE
302 acres of land, 60 In cultiva
tion, with a good six room dwelling,
stables and corn crib, fine well of
vratnt Anratati fiiiF mflaa nt flan.
that you will expose any one to. Io- board, N. C, including about one '
fluenza or that you are not thorough-1 muu0n feet pine timber, 300,000 of
. . a . M At JIhkmmm nlni MrV ' ....
ashe, 400,000 of oak and 300,000 of
ly well of tho disease, stay away
Worn church Is the advice of the
ministorq and the health board.
n ' ill
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CONVENIENCE
In the Word Wfaictt Best Describes a
THERMOS BOTTLE
Through ' the use, o( i lherao or other vacuum bottle it is
possible to keep liquida hot Or -cold! for long period. For this
reason a vacuum botW U Just the thing for ouUng trips.
Just the thing for keeping baby's mtlk and for the old folks'
aid-day coffee.
Liquids as you like them HOT OB COLD.
ONLY ONE CASE
There was only one case before
Mayor Pro Tem. Raines this morning
that of Fate Nolley who was charged
; $9.25 for disorderly conduct.
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gum, including the above timber for
$12,000, "one third cash, balance on
time. Seven cent rate o Norfolk, Va.
Tobacco land.
600 acres, 300 in high state of
cultivation, beautiful home In a ten
acre oak grove, tobacco barns, seven
tenant houses, pack house, stables,
200 acres In pasture, under wire
'once, 12 acres in apple trees, every
b't of this Is tobacco, cotton and
peanut land; on sand clay road.
Terms easy.
FOR RENT
' c,, .ii'i'" A three horse farm fine tobacco
DRUG STORES OPEN SUNDAY lftnd cotton 0, corn, eight room
Th' flrug 'stbireB WOT opfth "Sunday dweUlng wltn Btable pack house,
for We bale of drugs and other n-( tobaC0 bami and a four room tenant
waaartaft;' " ' ' A ! 'v 1'1 - ' house, located near Fuouav 8DrtB.'
Wake County, fine water, very heal
thy and plenty of- wood. Apply
quicki-i r ' '
J ' TYSON REALTY COMPANY
'""' Boj 4ft,' Raleigh, N.' C.
O 38 Btd 3tw ' ' ' ".. "
WEDDING PRESENTS
NEW AND PRETTY
GORHAMS SILVER
HAWK'S CUT GLASS
W. J. URDEN jeweler
Wilson. N.C.
WILL SHUT DOWN TOMORROW
On account of the necessity for
repairs the light plant will be shut
down tomorrow.' R."J. Grantham,
Superintendent
PBOST THIS MORNING
There wtMs a tight frofet this morn
ing, lh' first of th eean.,VA
Soda Fountain Boys Wanted.
0-31-3tD' ' Patterson Drug Co.
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flO.OO REWARD
For lost dog which left home Sun
day. Sept. 15th, mi "Rd THb flet
er," male, medium slfe Wn name
Pick. Notify A H Wnnm. Rtnu
onaburg. N. r OII'iM
IF WE FILL YOUR
rWUE8CKfJPtJf ? '
IT WILLBB raxsri 1UOHT
NASH STIUIET PHARMACY '
EVERYTHlCt IN DttUCa
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SUNDAY
TURLINGTON & MORRISON
The Big Busy Drug Store
Phones 233 and 163
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