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THE SUN, NEW BERN, N. C, SEPTEMBER . 7 1908;
PERSONAL MENTION
W A BANK ACCOUNT :
MEANS MORELsm.:--
f Aan simply a cash reserve. It means
a mental reserve as welt, for the man
with mdriey ahead is tree: from petty
. worries that disttactjthose who live
from hand to mouth, ; V V
V 7 you have a" working ' balance in y
f ftw an& on care devote your mental
energies to the larger phases of our
finances and thus make progress
worthwhile.
v Have YOU an account here?
iXS. B. BLADES, tot. UEO. B. FEADJJSTOS, t a. filer.
. WM, B. BLADES, Tic fres. TV A. 6BEFSI, Vice tot.
TALKING ABOUT SOAPS. WE HAVE THEE
Here are a few of the kinds we keep. . J
; 6c or 8 for 25c Kinds.
Violett, Signet Glycerine, Wheelman's. .
- 10c or 8 for 25c Kind.
Our old friend Waltkes, Palmer's Violet, Violet Buttermilk .Virgin
Violet, Ideal Violet; Heliotrope, Lana Oil with Buttermilk, Ideal White
Rose, Olive Cream, Glyceroso, Palmer's Glycerine, Physicians and Sur
geons, Elder Flower, Palmer's pine Tar, Malina, Wash Rag Castile,
Lows Brown Windsor, Graham's Sulphur, Palmer's Carbolic.
15c Kinds.
Colgate's Jersey Cream, Pear Unscented, Cashmere Boquet, Small
Pears, 3 in box. 20c cake or 3 for 50c.
25c Kinds.
Cashmere Boquet, Razor and Gallett Violet, Palmer's Garland of
Violet Stiefels, Sublimate, Stiefels Boranlcae, Stiefels Schttryol, Cut
lcura Cura, Glenns Sulphur, Packers Tar, Colgate's Coles, Sanitol
Hygienic, Sanitol Violet Elite, Velvet Skin, Herpicide, Llgozone.
Lubln's White Rose 50c. Pear's White Rose 60c.
1 Sharing Soaps and Creams.
Colgate's Shaving round cakes, Mug Cones, Shaving Stick Wil
liam's, roufid cakes, Shaving Sticks, Pear's Shaving Stick, Sanitol
Shaving Cream, XBazin's Shaving Cream, William's Swiss Violet
Shaving Cream, VInolia Shaving Cream, Witch Hazel Cream.
Good Dog Soap, Naldln's English Dog Soap, Grandpa's Tar Soap,
Curtis' Pure White Castile, any size.
BRADHAM DRUG CO.,
At Pollock and Middle Streets.
Incorporated. Capital Stock 30,000.00
First division of the Fall Term, Wednesday, September 2nd. Shorthand,
Bookkeeping, Telegraphy and English taught by experts. A school with a
reputation. The .oldest, largest and best equipped business college In th
Carolinas. Write for catalogue,
Address, KLWS BIWESS COLLEGE,
Balelgh,2T. C. .. ... .. '.. .. .. Charlotte, K. C.
Of People Coming and Going Seat
9 Troim mi Elsewhere.
-iMr. Geov N. Ennott, has returned
from Cedar Point, where he mulo a
short visit with his mother.
' Mr..! Clarence, Land, of Wilmington,
N. C, is Spending the day in New Bern
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
A. Land on Broad street
Mr Thos. Chadwick went tip o
Gold8boro this morning on business.
Mr. J. F. Marchant, was a passenger
on the New Bern and Norfolk train
this morning going over to Norfolk,
Va., for a few days on business.
Messrs. Gee, Mann and Geo. Bowdea,
spent yesterday In Caswell with their
friends.
Mr. Dempsey Wood, of Klnston, was
in the city this morning between trains
and said he had just returned from a
splendid fishing trip mid was heading
back home.
Hon. Frank Thompson came up to
New Bern this morning from More
head . City and lett on the Atlantic
Coast Line train returning to his home
in Onslow county.
Mr. A. E. Hlbbard went down to
Morehead City this morning to spend
the day with relatives and friends,
Mr. E. F. Miller, of Pamlico county
passed through New Bern this morning
en route to Norfolk, Va.
Mr. Allen Babbitt, of Bayboro, left
New Bern this morning for Durham
N. C, where he will enter Trinity
College this session.
Mr. H. P. Dorch, of Gcldsboro. N. C.
traveling soliciting agent for the Nor
folk and southern Company, came
down to New Bern this morning on
business for the company.
Mr. D. E. Henderson went down to
Jacksonville, N. C, today on a shor
professional visit.
Ernest W. Dunn, left this morning
for a couple of weeks visit, in Wash
ington, D. C, and Baltimore, Md., after
wheih he will go to Philadelphia, Pa,
where he will enter as a student at
the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy,
Mr. Dunn spent one year in medicine
at the University of North Carolina.
Uncle James H. Hunter, of Have
lock is in the city calling on his many
friends.
Senator F. M. Simmons was a passen
ger on the Coast Line train this morn
ing going over to Jones county to his
summer home on a business and pleas
ure visit.
Mr. Percy W. Peck, formerly of this
city, now with the Philip Carey Com
pany, of Charlotte, N. C, is in the
city for a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. Eugene McDonald, of Raleigh,
N. C, arrived in the city Sunday and
has accepted a position at Young's
Pharmacy, which opened up for busi
ness today.
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Located in the center of Raleigh. Five distinct schools.
I. School of the Arts and Sciences, with eight professors and els
assistants, and including English, aMthematics, Ancient and Modera
Languages, History, Science, Philosophy, Pedagogy and the Bible.
II. School of Music, with three professors and eight assistants, an
including Piano, Pipe Organr and Violin and Voice. .
III. School of Art, with two professors and including Oil Painting
Decoration and Design.
IVf School of Expression, with one professor and one instructor.
V. School of Business, with one professor and including Stenograph!
Bookkeeping and Typewriting.
Systematic training In Physical Culture In charge of a director as
two assistants.!
Club, in which by about three quarter of an hoar ol dally domes
service students save $45.00 per session.
Next Session begins September 2d, 1908.
For Catalogue and other Information, address
B.T. vAiry,
BalefKk, V. tl ...
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Phone) 87
THE BOTAL FLOUB IS
.. UNCLE SAM'S PRIDE
and ours also; 'The Perfect
Flour," a scientific product of
the most aprroved milling meth
ods. The bread, rolls, cake and
pastry it yields are genuine
aalth foods the , kind that
combines , purity, and delicious-;
ness with high nourishing val
ue. 'Try a bag today, and' be
convinced. - , ,
LUCAS & LEWIS ,
Wholasala and Retail Crocars
Hotel Arrivals
The following out of town folks ar
rived in the city this morning and
registered at the different hotels:
GASTON: C. E. Johnson, N. C; H.
P. Dorch, N. C; A. u Collins and wife,
N. C; Chas. Renick, Nashville, Tenn.
HAZELTON : Walter J. Smith, N.
C.
GEM: R. M. Phillips, N. C; C. O.
Fountain, Iowa; T. B. Koonce, N. C;
H. T. Goodwin, Detroit, Mich; A. D.
O'Brien, Wilmington, N. C.
You should not miss seeing this
display of Stoves and Ranges and
Coal and Wood Heaters at J. S. Bas
nlght's Hardware Company's Store.
67 South Front St.
AT THE AMUSEA TONIGHT
The Feature
The Indian's
Film Is
Gratitude
A bit of Western' realism that for
scenic grandeur and vivid truthfulness
has never been excelled the story
appeals to all through its absolute
fidelity to environment
"Thou shalt not kill" and his un
tutored mind is struggling had to
grasp the meaning of the Master's
command, when he witnesses a meet
ing between Bessie and the halfbreed.
The girl scorns the man, and when
he becames insistent leaves him and
enters the house. The Indian, his
heart, filled with gratitude toward
Bessie for,' the interest she has taken
in his welfare, sees the cowardly ruf
fian about to fire at her retreating
form. To grapple with the man and
throw up ( the deadly weapon, which
explodes in the air, is but the work
of a moment The girl and her sweet
heart appear the door and the trick
halfbreed turns the situation to his
own advantage by accusing the In
dian. The ranchman believes the lie
but Bessie does not, and as her fa
ther orders poor Lone Wolf away from
the premises she takes his part. The
Indian slinks away, wondering at the
devious ways of the wr.'te man but
grateful to the girl for defending him.
The halfbreed has been waiting hi3
opportunity and asks the cowboy
sweetheart to wait for a moment, and
as the ranchman and his daughter
enter the house thel halfbreed treach
erously shoots the unsuspecting cow
boy. Baffied rage makes his aim In
accurate and the boy falls wounded.
They all '. return to the scene as the
coward dashes away. The ranchman
draws his revolver and is about to
kill poor Indian whom he finds kneel
ing over the boy. Again the girl
saves him, the lover regaining con
sciousness long enough to exonerate
the Indian and give the name of the
man who has attempted to assassinate
him.
The girl and her father help the
wounded man Into the house. The fa
ther rushes to the nearby corral and
gives the alarm to a score of cow
hoys. They saddle their hoses and
away; (the man hunt is on.) The
lone Indian watches them disappear
"They no catch him that way too
much noise. Me take trail alone; me
"find him, me kill him for her."
He mounts his pony and rides away,
soon striking the trail. We then see
one of those strange events such as
the great West alone makes possible.
The savage, half tamed by civiliza
tion, going back through ancestral in
stinct to the wild hunt for blood of
a fellow creature. Step by step, foot
by foot, but with unfailing instinct
guiding them. A broken twig, a flut
tering leaf, then on and on; every mo
ment bringing nearer to his prey. At
last they are face to face. The half
breed, no match for his foe, is doomed.
As the Indian raises his knife to si
lence forever the pleading coward, his
hand is stayed by a vision. It is pret
ty Bessie holding up the slate with
those wonderful words so potent 'and
powerful that even the child of the
forest has felt their impress upon his
undeveloped brain "Thou shalt not
kill." The knife goes back to the
scabbard, and he orders the halfbreed
to throw up his hands and go on
before him back to the waiting po
nies. "Him part white. Let the Pale
Face judge him me no kill no more."
The cowboys arrive, but forgetful
of their Sunday school teachings they
promptly prepare to lynch the cow
ering wretch. The Indian watches
the preparations, but the girl's les'
son is still uppermost in his mind
"Thou shalt not kill." He pleads for
the man's life. Bessie arrives in
time to prevent the men from carry
ing out their designs. "The doctor
says it's only a flesh wound. Let him
go, boys."
' She removes the rope from the half
breed's neck and he darts for safety.
Then as pretty Bessie returns to her
wounded lover. Lone Wolf brings his
slate to his little teacher and proudly
shows her that the morning's lesson
has gone home, for he has written
underneath the words "Thou shalt not
kill," "me good Injun," and we know
as the picture fades from view that
this poor Indian at least, is proving
his gratitude, has found a home and
place in the hearts of Jack and Bes
sie. An Indian's Gratitude, amid scenes
supplied by Nature, scenery that the
world's artists gaze at in amazement
NOTICE!
After September 1st. 1908, we shall
conduct our business as follows:
Household accounts not over
60 days.
Wholesale accounts not over
30 days.
We purchase for spot cash to
obtain discounts in order to get
lowest prices.
We no longer care to give in
definite credit for months, years,
etc.
We are tired of "Please, remit,
your account is long overdue" etc
We talf this step in justice to
those who are good pay and also
to ourselves.
We have nr time to listen to
explanations or 'hard luck tales"
. All those having outstanding
accounts with us piear settle, as
we wish to liquidate tbrtnand
cease worrying.
Difficult accounts will be pla
in the hands of our attorneys for
collection. New Bern merchants
cannot go on successfully unless
prompter pay is demanded and
exacted.
I B. HACKBU
RN
Aug. 5, 1908. NEW BERN, N. C
I
Heath and Mifan Paint
None Better. If you want a durable paint
that ' will spread well and wear well, use
HEATH AND MILL1GAN. Let us send you a
color card.
Gaskill Hardware Co.,
73 Middle St. Phone 14
' Bessie, the pretty daughter of. HI
ram Fairbanks, a wealthy Colorado i without hope of duplicating, scenery
ranchman, Is in love with Frank Car-'that tourists from the Old World
son, the dashing cowboy foreman on ' come thousands of miles to see, every
her father's ranch. Her love is re
turned and her father gives his ap
proval to their marriage, but the old
saying that "true love never runs
smooth" is verified in their case. Just
as happiness seems within their
grasp the shadow appears in the per
son of a halfbreed Mexican, a neigh
bor of the Fairbanks', who has cast
longing eyes on pretty Bessie. His
mad Jealousy is aroused and gets be
yond hie control when he sees her
about to become the wife of another.
As the story , opens, we see Bessie
trying to teach Lone Wolf, a friendly
Sioux Indian employed about the
ranch, the beauties of the Christian
religion.- She hag written in bold let
ters on a slat the fifth commandment
section of this great picture taken ni
that scenic wonderland, Colorado, no
such environment has even been giv
en to a like subject. The background
of reality lends absolute fidelity to
this page from our great West.
The comedy subjects are good, in
fact the best that we have had. The
title are: Inconvenience of taking
moving pictures and wonderful fluid.
Orchestra, of course.
Special Notice
To the man guessing the nearest
number of persons visiting the Amu
sea this week, we will give the choice
of any f 3.00 hat in Coplon's store.
Write your guess on paper, sign your
name and address, and give It to the
cashier.
VgV Bath Room Comfort (kfpjl
Every member of the family
enjoys the comfort and conven
ience a modern bath room
provides. $tMi4ad" plumbing fixtures make
your bath loom modern, comfortable and
sanitary.
When you remodel or build, let us
estimate on your plumbing contract High
grade "itattfawl fixtures and our first class
work assure you satisfaction and future saving.
Our service is prompt; our prices reasonable.
W. G. MILAN, 53 Middle St,
NEW BERN, N. C
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SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
REPAIR WORK
FLOOR COVERINGS
RUGS, MATTINGS, CARPETS,
AXMINISTER, BRUSSELS, SMYRNA, INGRAIN,
ART SQUARES.
CHINA AND JAP MATTINGS, CARPETS,
LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH,
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
JOHN B. IVES,
PHONE 257. 93 MIDDLE ST.
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