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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 191?-19??, 1914-04-30
FREE-HALF DOZEN BEAUTIFUL
SPOONStFREE.

To acquaint you with the very la
test, daintiest, most d~e1iciously law
ored surprising attraction in confec-
ton OLA RITA" Chocolates, we will
give absolutely free six beautiful ecu
ban Pattern" Extra Crown Brand sill
yer teaspoons. A fortunate purchase
of this celebrated silverware and our
certainly that you'll buy our LA RITA
Chocolates after one taste, prompts
us to make this generous offer. LA
RITA Chocolates are a dollar a pound
everywhere.
Upon receipt of $1.O0 and the names
of five lovers Of good candy in your
locality we will send you postpaid a
full size box of LARfTA Chocolates
with the six teaspoons. There is no
other way you can spend a dollar and
get such delicious surprising favors
and absolute purity.
PURITY CANDY COMPANY,
p. O. Box 81 MiddIetOWn, Ohio
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 191?-19??, 1914-04-30
THE MEXICAN CAMPAIGN

With the exception OF the dynamit-
ing and burning OF Nuevo Laredo, the
situation in Mexico was comparatively
only begun. United States troops once!
i'm the turbulent republic will be fore
ed to remain there sometime to come.
Each day gives another proof OF
this country's military preparedness.
The American navy Is not only strong
In modern equipment, but no navy In
the world is better disciplined, and
as for the United States army, small
I'm comparison with the standing ar
mics of Europe, it is as far ahead OF
the regular establishment Of 1898 as
the army was then ahead of our mill
tary force when the Mexican wal OF
the 40's began. The expedltionary
force Of infantry, 3,400 strong, which
sailed from Galveston Friday, "a hours
after orders were issued from Wash
sngton, moves like a flying squadron.
The Sixth cavalary and the Fourth ar
tillery batteries will sail today.
Just how long the Mexicans, worm
with hardships and fighting each 9TH
er, will be able to hold out against
the inevitable it Is impossible to say;
but before the United States troops
withdraw it will be the duty Of this
country to restore order and assist
the people of the war ridden republic
in setting up a stable government.
This country will not declare wal
on Mexico unless it be necessary to
hasten the solution of the difficult
problem new confronting us. II there
is to be anything like real warfare
the United States is in a position te
make quick work of it, and quicl
work means much for humanity. Blu
after Mexico has a stable government
American troops will be needed there
for sometime to help maintain peac'
and quiet. The Mexicans have nov
been so long used to disorder that !
will be like starting all over again
for them to learn what liberty an
republican government is.
The administration at Washington
is proceeding carefully and consist
emily, and 1t has the patriotic supper
of all the people.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 191?-19??, 1914-04-30
MEETING.
Services Continue With Interest at
The First Baptist Church.

Last evening Brother Turner deliv-
cred another great m Have you
heard him? If not come this evening
II you have heard him come again
for I know you are %hungering for
another feast.
Services this afternoon at 4 o'clock
and this evening at 8 o'clock.
We cordially invite every n to
come and worship with is. Bring
your loved one or friend with you.
PASTOR.
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Furnished o.
unfinished - suitable for light
206 North Virginia street or phone
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Phillips
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
Plotting and Road Work
Office 215 Grant Pudding
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
O SHERIFF..

Having yielded in all good will and
feal service to my successful oppon-
ent four years ago, the present incum-
bent of the sherif's Office, I again an
ounce myself a candidate for the
nomination for Sheriff Of Wayne coun-
ty, subject to the will Of the Demo
cratic nominating convention.
If honored with the nomination ]
will give my entire time and attention
to tbs Office and do my best to fulfill
it's duties honorably and c~ourteously
and will aver appreciate the support
of my friends.
Very truly,
WALTER M. GARDNER.
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES AT FACTORY
PRICES

All other sizes in stock. Non-Skid
tires Is per cent additional, red tubes
ten per cent above gray. All new.
clean, fresh, guaranteed tires. Best
standard and Independent makes. Buy
direct from us and ave money. 5 pei
cent discount IL payment in full &C
companies each order. G. o. D. on lie
per cent deposit.
TIRE FACTORIES SALES co.
Dept, A. Dayton, Ohio.
LILIES OF THE VALLEY-Now in
full bloom and beautiful. Orders
solicited. Miss Emma Hall, Phone
s241-J.
LADIES-Send postal for free copy
Of catalog showing great Bargains
in stamped linen, embroidery de
signs and notions. National Mail
Order stores. York. Pa 3ts
WANTED-Sober carriage trimmer
and painter at once. State wages.
Fayetteville Carriage and Furniture
Works. f my15
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A. B. AUSTIN & co.
We have furnished Ice to Goldsboro
patrons for years. We are again at
your service. Prompt and free deliv-
cry. Phone 1O7. tt
Evening star., 1914-04-24
LAUNCHING MAY Il.
Defiance, Cup Defender, Is Being
Given Finishing Touches

NEW YORK. Apr.l .24-Work on the
tHcity ss:ndicate's candidate for the
Americas cup defense. the s!oop Def
ance. is progressing most satisfactorily
at the Bath iron works Bath. Me. ac-
cording to George NJ. Pynchon. manag-
ing owner OF the syndicate. He said that
the work of planning and scrapins the
mahogany hulk was completed yester-
day, and the workmen start today to
give her underbody and keel the requisite
number Of coats of white enamel anti
fouling paint. The top sides will remain
bright. of polished. matched mahogany
The launching is scheduled to take
place ats.2 ocioc.. in the afternoon of
May II, and "a special car will take the
invited, guests from this city to Bath.
Me., The. Defiances steel frames are
placed close together. Several photo
graphs OF the yacht shown for the first
time indicate that her centerboard or
dagger board is contained entirely within
the lead keel. also that she has steep
dead rise and a. short deep keel. 1t is
reported that he2will be equipped with
both single and double headsails. and
which, ever proves ITO be the best will be
used, -
Evening star., 1914-04-24


world English. French and Spanish are
equally familiar to her. But her course
OF studies included. besides languages,
things Of q much more practical sort.
She took thorough courses in trained
IuT sing. kindergarten work and scientific
dressbla king. as, well as cooking.
y Ier- account a the picturesque life in
BslsilguI. of the costumes the old people
st.A wear. of the canals and windmlls.
Is Interesting. a VERY happy, and very
.nasy llfs she led in. the convent. this girl
from the sunny SOUTH and it is but a
year. or so since she badc it farewell to
return to her native land. Bur she was
not destined to remain long at home, for
within few months her father who was
the minister OF public instruction in Pan
ana vas appointed to represent his
country IN the; United States ~,
Senerlfa Morales has the unique distinc-
Ton Of being the only suffragist from
Ianama. and she will carry the banner
81 @ snes land in the suffrage parade on NAV
=. TINS nag is one Of the most beauti-
Iui owned b. any nation. Indeed. she
might fitiy be called the modern Joan Of
Arc Of Panama VI
Evening star., 1914-04-24

could earn during half years time in
the store.
And now. ne said. Il may as we'll
tell YOU that l don't believe in long
engagements. l would like to be mar
ried as soon as you can possibly ar
range II. You sec, I've finished my sur
veyins mere and have months lee
way before / begin another. And my
mother s expecting me to come home. I'D
like to take you with me
Your motierr' Jimmy said. and the
facets Of her splendid new ring seemed
TO dart sharp little gleam right into
her heart. OF course, she had known
that Frederick had mother all the
time She had even seen the dim little
picture of her which he carried in his
watch. Until this moment his mother
had not been Of any great sisnificance
10 her. Vow that she Belonged to Fred
erick she realized that she must belong
10 his mother also. Frederick seemed
pleased enough with her. but would his
mother be: Let me see her picture
again. she pleaded.
Here's a new one Frederick said
Il Just got it today. You hardly could
tell how she looked from that blur in my
watch. But this is a splendid likeness
lie took the picture from his pocket
and put II in Jinny's hands, which
trembled as her startled eyes took in
the full purport of that clever. likeness.
She knew that Frederick had spoken
rightly. This and not that other was
his mother. Every detail of the photo
graph from that beautiful coifed white
hair TO the last jet glitter on the mar
velous lace gown burned itself into tie
girls perception. And it came to her
keenly. terribly. why, this woman will
never be satisfied with me for one min
ute"
Frederick was saving: You can see
for yourself how handsome she is and
how magnificent. Oh. I'm proud of my
mother. and don't know. jimmy, wheth-
er shes altogether proud of me-, You
see. while I've always tried to be de-
cent chap. haven't come up to mothers 3
expectations IN way. She wanted me
To follow father in the law. but open
air called louder than books. I felt I
mus. be q civil engineer or die. She
gave III to me. but she was a good deal
disappointed. I'm the first Trent man
who has ever stepped out OF the beaten
Path Of law and politics. mean TO make
good al what I've chosen TO do. but
! shah never wholly please my mother
IN her heart of hearts
And I'm afraid jimmy said. "that
you'u please her less than ever wl1en
ference bvrween US. She isn't going to
like me snow she isn't, Frederick
There the, e. Frederick soot1ed her.
"Notncrs q woman Of sense. And she
gives me credit for having some my SELF
even IL wouldn't be lawyer. And il
doesn't make any difference. jimmy.
whether she likes you or not do. And
you know il. ..-
Yes. jimmy knew. SO she let him man
age things TO his liking and marry her
when he would They went to the
church one morning and met the rector
n the chancel Thers veses half dozen
Evening star., 1914-04-24


One of the most .intsrestfnk spersenAii- ;
ties n.the -tltpleshatiea eerHs-.is SeHetita
Enr;queta, Morales, dap ghseg of the min
lister from Pa mama. on account of -the
illness of her ,nroeher, the ,Haatles Of
hostess in her fsthss' $ house has fallen
ON the shouldefst OF seaorfta Mana les; ana
she has uphsid the disnity 81 the p6si-
tion in a most; capable. way, ;sFSs{;
Insti.stfvsty we think ssof .PSnaWa < as
the land where summer s.Hgx and never
dies and Of. IFS. tropical climate as one
which does not .offer>a a :saqr to energetic
achievement. It is somesvaat slFprising,
therefore TO learn what a wenderful
amount Of industry has been seempressed
into the life of this maid from "a country
of eternal bloom. Few Young women of
the coolest ,cl!mes can equal her in en-
ergy. 5ast7
Senorita Morales was educated at, the
Ursuline Convent IN Beigiuul. one of the
largest educational Institutions IN the
Evening star., 1914-04-24
Shoes of Style and Comforr
For the Growing Girl
and Boy.

Neatness and attractiveness,
as we'll as perfect comfort, are
features of our large assortment
that will give to each boy and
girl perfect satisfaction. Every
pair is built for comfort and cor
rectness, and shows excellence Of
material. gracefulness of line and
fine finish. Each pair has been
designed especially for us, and to
perfectly fit growing feet.
Ankle-strap Pumps Of tan and black Russia
calfskin. patent coltskin. white buckskn ami
Sea Island canvas. Sizes 8 TO 10la. $500. $500
pair Sizes II 10 .. $50 to $3.50 pair.
Growing Girls Seamless Pumps withou,
straps: finished with grosgran tailored bow.
Tan and black Russia calfSkn. white buckskin
and Sea Island canvas and patent coltskin.
sizes ~: to 6. $500 To 500 pair.
Growing Girls oxford Tics. with four eye
let's: in black and tan Russia calfskin: $500
Roys' and Youths Tan and Black Russia
Calfskfn and Patent Coltskin Oxford Ties:
hlucher-cut model neat. correct fitting last
sizes II to l3E. $3.50 pair Sizes 1 TO ia
$500 pair.
Third floor. Center.
Evening star., 1914-04-24
Girls and Misses
New Hats,
Priced from 50. 50. to; $4.00.
THE BEST VALUES POS
, SIBLE FOR Us TO OFFER.

! III T. BESI V ALOE POS-
SIBLE FOR Us TO OFFER.
Scores and scores OF Charming
Hats are i'll this assortment, rang
ing in prices from $3.50 to $500
The Mushroom shapes in the sew
eral styles OF the season, simply
trimmed and becomingly shaped !;
the Roll shapes, very close-ftting
and effectively trimmed with
flowers. ribbons and plaitings Of
lace and ribbon.
That these hats are values much
better than ordinarily obtainable
will be at once realized when
seen. They show the best in style
as created lately, and the quality
of the materials. foundation and
trimming excel the usual hats at
these prices.
Third floor. st.
Evening star., 1914-04-24


witnesses-Fred mates and two or
three girls from tine store- But jimmy was
just as happy ss Though she had traiIed
white satin and lace TO the. altar and had
the whole town looking on while she
took Frederick and his name forever.
Frederick had written TO his mother.
but she had written back to say that
she was suffering from an attack Of
rheumatism and could not be present at
the wedding. S When they returned from
their wedding trip they must. come
straight to her. And she sent jimmy a
beautiful piece of jewelry which had been
in the Trent family for years. and had
always been intended for Frederick 8
WIFE, ~ - - -
That pearl brooch only. deepened, in
Jinny's belief. the vast chAstn which lay
between Frederick's aristocratic mother
and her poor little shop girl self. She
put it sacredly. away and tr-ed 10 forget
it and everything else: trou ding while fos
two wonderful weeks she and Freder-ck
We're all in all to each other.
Then the time came when they must
go to his mothers. 1t came to jimmy
that she had never really been afraid in
all her life before. Her heart seemed
to turn right over at the thought of the
meeting.
At the Aries station their arrival was
expected. and a limousine awaited them,
with a negro chauffeur behind the wheel
Frederick helped jimmy in and took the
seat beside her with a little laugh and
slap ON the knee. We'll, grille, now
we're for home. he cried. S'>H.'fs
They bowled away and came to a large
old house with new attachment : ia the
way of a porte-cochere iapd "a .sarage>
Frederick was on his own &. .otiTd. He
had the door o3en and was ont fe most
before the car stopped. 'The,i he Ile ed
Jimmy out and led he's, to the sioese. A
maid opened the door and took n,enl 10
Mrs Trent. VINO was waiting in. the
As they passed through tile. hall jimmy
saw herself in a mirror and was. startled
at the revelation sof her own. tfemblink
tiTnidity. It took all her courage to fol-
then she. could no more than glance at
the TALL full Ibosomed woman who stood
Evening star., 1914-04-24
Sweaters for Outdoor Sports.
.Modart Corsets,
The Best Front-laced Corset

Modart Front-laced Corsets have many
merits. and as every season sees more
women wearing Corsets that lace in front.
this excellent make should be interesting
to all.
The corset itself is oi splendid material
strong and flexible boning and beautiful
Workmanship. 1t gives the wearer easy,
graceful lines and perfect balance; sup
ports the abdomen as it should and pre-
serves the straight unbroken lines OF the
back. so important in the present fashions.
Materials are of fine coutil fancy broche,
some models with the insertions of elastic wher-
ever needed and according to the figure these
corsets built fit. The busts are low and
lines very straight; they comfortable and
fashionable.
Priced from $3.50 to $Io.5o the pair.
bird Center
Evening star., 1914-04-24

brought me home to his mother. was
50 Young and so Shy. All. it is long ago:
i.: 5ut q! iesst IL taught me that must be
my my son brought her home. You'll trv to
iiKe me. won't you, dear. for my own sake
as wei as Frederick's?"
J.nny lace was radiant and her heart
puosah'. Mother. she murmured.
tTHE END.)
Evening star., 1914-04-24
FOR THE BABY'S MORNING PROMENADE:
New Go-Carts and Carriages
That ANY Mother Will Feel Proud Of.

These are the days when
the baby should go out i'll
the fresh air and sunshine,
but to do so the proper We
hicle must first be secured.
We have on our sixth
floor, new building, the new
est and best designs III Baby
Carriages and Go-Caiis
from the small collapsiDlc
effects to the large and COM
modiously comfortable Pull
mans that arc as pleasant
for the baby to ride in as Is
a Limousine for us.
Beautiful White-enameled Reed
and Leatherette Carriages. the
Fine Dark Blue and Green Enam-
eled Carriages. Brown and tan
shades are also shown.
Every device for safety,
convenience and comfort.
Strong, we'll tempered
springs. good and flexible:
soft and durable upholsterics
that are removable for air
ing; hoods and storm curtain
the new models have revers
or look away from you, by
lever.
Sixth noor. F ST..
Evening star., 1914-04-24

Rep Silk Club or Bat-wing Ties. the new col
orings that harmonic we'll with neglige shirts.
SOC each.
We are just in receipt OF New Striped Crepe
Shirt. with fine mushroom plated bosom and so.t
cuffs: and lively patterns. $500 and
$3.50 each.
Silk Shirts, white and eolored patterns. guar
anteed fast coorings; the comfortable neSs
lige style with soft fold cuffs, SA.OO and $500
each.
Evening star., 1914-04-24

silk Crepe Four-n- land Ties. all the
plain coors. embracing the striking novelty shades
popular at present, SOC.
Silk Crepe Four-in-land Ties. plain colors
and the fancy effects in beautiful combinations.
S1.OO each.
Silk Shirts. handsome patterns in coored
stripes OF various tories and designs: plain and
plated bosows: shirt elegance personi6ed; S. co
each.
In Mems Store.
Evening star., 1914-04-24

SO risidiy with. her band on a chair. Fred
eriek took. the, state ~ figure m his arms.
Mother" he -said. via0ingly. 81, have
brought you my wife -sCar,e. Tn1.y .. :. :
jimmy felt herself moving forward Then
e wonderful thing nsppehed. She ten
herself infoided and, kissed. while q deep
voice said in her esr. tS..S.s -. /
Il wonder H. YOU lie been ~ much. afraid
of me as fiiaye been of &pd. - - :, -
Then their 'es>es met ard they sissaedsr
Il am. mot afraid Of you row, Jff.ify:
said. glowing. -
''And Pm not afraid eitterssa Mrs.
Trent replied She laid herr haad on
do you know, -sons she said and her
voice was not Just steadx:. N.ste' ferninds
me of the way j swas when .ss6slr: father
Evening star., 1914-04-24
The Fine Wash Suits.
Our Ren 3faourning 5ertion
IS THE IDEAL PLACE FOR WOMEN TO
INSPECT AND SELECT
MOURNING APPAREL.

make
Mourning Goods ali kinds
1t
will glad the her
this ability
in this
accomplish her that we be-
will feel
when the occasion makes
BE WELL WORTH INSPECTION
Exceptional Displays of Mourning Apparel
I'm Their Respective Sections.
MOURNING LINERY shapes
dned and becoming but void OF the density and
Of cloeiting models
ribbons, quins Net Wells
Yelling for back OF hats and the small bon
Smart Hats and young girls
NEW MOURNING BLOUSES: asemblage offers practically
India silks
atacively variety Of styles that would be diff
Gladstone japanese Round Square and
emstihed collars with kmono raglan and bt-deep sleeves and
sleeves All sizes from
. $685. $685. $500 and s575 each
MOURNING DRESSES exceptional beauty combining fash
of
Chine Silk Crepe Silk Canton IaHeas and the
Willow Silk. models designed
will be able
neck
models with long elbow sleeves
bedeep styles to the fashion
that mark
it
s25.OO s2oS0 $3.50 to $500 each.
SUITS AND COATS IN NUMBER MATERIALS AND STYLES
SUITABLE FOR MOURNING WEAR
Evening star., 1914-04-24
Quitting the Boy Is a Serious
Business With Us.

Boys like this Boys Shop for their suits and al
other wearing apparel The OF all the and staple
shown and the styles and the such boys like
Evening star., 1914-04-24
The Norfolk Jacket Suits, S. to SIS.

The Norfolk Jacket Suits S. to SIS. ~
If you would like to real compreheu- x
and handsome display OF Boys Norfolk HHN
Jacket Suits in which every good style rep NY/I>A
resented this shop is the place The largest HX01M
exhibit of the finest Norfolk Suits that be AF n AA
made from elegant woons and by tailors who E9r WIS.,
know boys styles and desires. Boys par HEiRZ
who look for the right things in 6lIT ny
Suits will be delighted with what have. ~ lll II n
Scotch weaves and mixtures, pencil stripes I'LL Ii
pads. checks: plain and fancy blues NA[WTN
greens; patch and regulation pockets; single yR,M
and double breasted models. 1@I-uJ
j. M
We believe have (AAO
record n value for Boys Suits al $500 \tk@-A
and 5000 and all ought the UUN
splendid l4&AS
BOYS New Hats.
Every style everything stylish and ndi
generous
precedented degree.
Straw Hats 5000 Cloth Rahra Hats soc
Boys Silk Shirts
The Silk Shirts have been shown boys
they like them simply because they silk but because they
good quality beautiful and Plain
white and white with blue pink stripes separate collars
French
Sizes $500 each
The Fine Wash Suits.
We especial attention the selection " Suits here
styles this spring than BEFORE they
pette with broader vision
style The Dickens Suits the the Sailor SUI
both long and short another idea New French
Mddies, Russian, Sailor and several other models.
Priced from SI.o5 5000:
Evening star., 1914-04-24
Low Prices on Crepe de Chine
Petticoats and Nightgowns.

4 special purchase OF this very
modish silk made into Petticoats and
Nightgowns OF the latest style is rcspon-
sible for the low prices.
Evening star., 1914-04-24
The New Balmacaans Are the Coats
Misses and Girls Want.

Balmacaans and young girls The
loose the skirts the charming plain flare without the dape
taxable appearance keeping With their ideas. The
unusual popularity OF this, style responsible for
and attractive features
assortment these just egu
left with deep opening large plat down the back trimmed
with selfcovered buttons
The Patterns Black and White Checks and
Smart Mixtures inn Scotch Fabrics.
light garment walking for cool evenings and
for they uneuaed They extremely and
indispensable to the stylish dresser.
They moderately priced at S8.7s each.
New Suits for Misses and Small Women.
Suits just from the talor and stylish with the style
and fresh with beauty OF fabric They delightful in
materials trimmed with rues rls silks aces dainty
color touches, draperies, buttons.
Woolen and silk materials smary combined in OF
the models Materials silk poplns novelty crepe fine sege
shepherd checks The little collars and the coo
attractive features cuffs and lengths of sleeves
Exceptionally good values offered
in three styles at $3.50 each.
Other Suits from s. 500 to $500.
Goats for Girls.
Models selected for their servceabe
appropriate and particularly prices
higher in price
Reefer styles predominae blue black and white
checks, plain models lined with mohair: at s575
More dresy Coats with collar cuffs and wide belt of bengane
silk in red blue or black at S875
Doublebreasted Goats plain Others trimmed with
trasting colors, light materials SIS $1,000 each:
Sweaters for Outdoor Sports.
for the children when playing skating
especially this OF year They have low
pockets be had white cardinal navy and Oxford
sizes 2S to "a, at
S3.25 and $3.50 each
Evening star., 1914-04-24
Petticoats at SS.95.

Good. heavy Crepe dc CHING. made
in the newest models and beautifully
trimmed with valenciennes laces and
ribbons. Colors are pink light blue and
white They regularly sell for 5000 and
S6.75.
Evening star., 1914-04-24
A Simple Sum

"A man bought a lot of chairs
at $s~ each, and a. the end of
"a week he~had sold ten of
: them at $40 apiece. making a
-1profft of $40. I.ktt
) The second week he spent
: $50 to advertise them in the
{ newspaper. and sold twice as
manS-eat the, same price as be-
fore: His profit this week
was $50. The customer paid
: no more. yet the dealer made
! 50-.per cent. greater profit.
Advertising. decreases the
cost Of selling things by in
:, ,crsasing the demand. Try it.