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Now open for business &
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;Jl trons served on short f
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RETAIL
Fruits, Vegetables,
Eggs, Etc
Phone 121. 79 Broad Street
When you feel a cold coining on
don't delay, but Immediately take
Bloodlne Cough Checker, the cele
brated throat and lung remedy. It
tops the cough, relieves the irrita
tion, and cures the cough.
F. 8. DUFFY. Special Axent-
THAT C9BGH
Should be stopped at once. Carolina
'Cough Syrup will give instant relief,
and permanent cure If used properly.
Get a bottle Bradham Drug Company
25 cents.
0 the People of
New Bern '
If yea want the
CHEAPEST and
FRESHEjST
of all kinds of fish In season
also chickens and eggs, call
for J. A. Barker k Co Be
tall House, seperate from
wholesale house, prompt ser
Tlce. '
We hare beats to arrive dally
and hare the freshest stock
obtainable. Fhene No. 7S7.
The most noise about a HUDSON
tar horn. Hyman sells It
Truck Packages
Best Baskets
and Barrels
I Hiiht -Price i
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BEING TODB SHOES TO KB.
'., AKD HATE THEM FUED
r Bobber Iveels, beels vprlgUt
and all kind of 8hoe Work, -..
' Two taen working all the
time, which moans you can get
your work quickly.
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:isT Points
Giving
- An Important palat te reieafct al
ways in entertaining ie tfcat it is aet
nearly as important to serve maay
coarse or maefej la each' coarse as to
serre everything rery prettily and take
infinite pains 1 the garnishing of the
different dishes and the tray that they
are passed and aerred.
Here la a suitable menn: Grape
fruit cut In halves, the fruit scooped
out carefully, the tough membrane and
seeds remo-ed uud tbe fruit flavored
with lemon juice tied powdered sugar
and a little maraschino, if you wish,
and put back into tbe halves with a
few candled cherries used for decora
tion ou tup of euch half. This course
should be Ice void, uud each balf should
rest ou n plate with a dolly and be
eaten with an orange spoon or tea
spoon. ,7
For a second course have bouillon in
cups, but do not have croutons; they
are not en regie at a luncheon. It
would be superfluous to have tbe orange
juice, oysters and bouillon. Orange
juice by Itself would be rather an un
usual course,, and it would not be ad
visable, and oysters on the half shell
are seldom seen now at a luncheon.
Tbe grapefruit will not cost any
more than the other two courses and
is exactly tbe thing for tbe first course.
Creamed salmon in ramekins served
Individually will be correct for tbe fish
and third .course, and brown bread
sandwiches, tbe bread cut very tbln
and the sandwiches In fancy shapes,
will be a good addition.
Halves of broiled chicken served on
toast with currant Jelly, potato cro
quettes and green peas or French
string beaus will be ail right for the
substantial course, but It would not
do at all to have chops afterward.
Omit that course altogether; the birds
are enough for the meat course.
Roman punch may come after the
birds, served Individually In punch
glasses or Ice molds. Waldorf salad
served In apples, with cream cheese,
heated crackers uud bar-le-duc Jelly
will make a good salad course. Do
not pass olives with tt. If they are
served they should be a separate
course, coming between the bouillon
and fish. They should be passed with
radishes, celery stalks and salted nuts,
Strawberry shortcake would be a
better dessert than ice cream, or you
might serre a frozen pudding with a
sauce if you prefer it to strawberry
shortcake. As a final course have bou
bons and fruit and serve coffee in
demltasseS" in tbe parlor after lunch
eon.
Chocolate passed In cups with whip
ped cream ou top weuld be correct
If it is liked. Tbe chocolate cups
and saucers should be removed when
the table is cleared for dessert If
an additional course is desired have
between the fish and fowl fried sweet
breads with green peas and have some
other vegetable with the birds.
The oyster fork may be put on tbe
oyster plate or at tbe left of tbe cover
at the head of tbe other forks, put a
little slanting, or laid regularly by the
forks. Tbe knives are always put on
the right of the cover. With the menu
given above you will need only one
knife for tbe birds and a small silver
knife for tbe salnd course, for the
cheese and bar-le-duc. Have the table
prettily decorated with spring flowers
and bonbons and decorations to match.
Lobster Novelties,
Tbe hostess who is tired of plain
lobster salad, lobster fare! or lobster
Newburg will find a pleasant change
in lobster cocktail as a first course,
In fried lobster for a fish course and
in creamed lobster on toast as main
dish for a family lunch as well as a
fish course.
For tbe cocktail cut tbe meat of boll
ed lobster Into good sized pieces about
half tbe size of an oyster and serve
In iuilA miulp at tDhlpsntionnal
each of Worcestershire sauce, tomato
ketchup and lemon Juice, flavored high
ly with cayenne, ajOrop or two of ta
baicA salt and a teaspoonful of -fresh
grated horseradish.
Mil th: lober in this sauce and let
it stand, on tbe ice until well chilled.
Serve In glasses like the oyster cock
tall.; Instead of tbe ketchup a pleasant
Change fa. made by axing chili sauce
or Oscar Muce In the dreHslntt,-
Cnt big and shapely piece as you
ran get for the fried lolwter, which Is
first polled. pip in eggs and bread
crumbs, fry in boiling fat just before
serving Sni'Hniln 'on brown paper
Serve '.with -i bollandalse -auiice, to
whU-h ar Mv4 chopped olives and a
little Anion JukV'or fc-ltb a. snare tar.
tare, mixed with fiwu pen-
Dtiv boiled lohKer tbrtl b to be serv
ed on: tositf sod ttwrhjatf, In a lltJI
lemon Juice for a ftw pilnute In tbe
meanrluiv mnke - rW-t cntmi dnlng
or erhlte eaa-'e. hlghrr- iwftHHed with
cayenne aud few ttroiw f onion;
Add tile lobster to tbe hot satire. ' 1t
It simmer only for live minutes and
serve at once on hot battered, toast.
Celery Toes.
Cream tablespoenfat of batter, 'one
of flour and pne-balf. teaspoonful salt
and add three oupa of milk. Cook
until it thickens and then add one-half
cnfifnl of chopped celery which has
i-'iui en --i un'ii ( "ni,r. ponr over
a n w
etening getting supper ready. You wast a stove Jo
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can-start up in a minute that will cook quickly aod well
For camp, houseboat or . bungalowa New Per
fection Oil Cook-stove is the ideal coating deviae. It
is ready for use in a moment. It saves all the trouble
of cutting wood and getting b coal It does not overheat
or make dirt in a kitchen ; there are no ashes nor smoke.
It requires4es4&eation and cooks better than any other range
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BtDft TJryiTED FOB THJS LOCATIOI
OF THE FULM-UFB SCHOOL.
On Friday, June th, the Trustees
of Craven County Farm-Life Bohool
will meet at the Court House in the
City of New Bent to consider among
other things the matter of the loca
tion ef the proposed Para-Life
School. .
The meetlag will be held at 11 a, m.
Sealed bids should he sent to 9. U.
Brinsoa, Secretary of the Boarst of
Trustees, at New Bern, N. C. so as'
to reach him by 11 a. m oa said day
of meeting. 4
Sections 6 and t of the said act are
as follows:
Location.
Seo. 5. After due advertisement,
Inviting bids for the location of said
school within said county, said board
of trustees shall locate it at euch
place In said county as shall offer the
largest financial aid for maintenance
and equipment, having due regard for
desirability and suitability of loca
tion: Provided, however, that said
school shall not be located in any
city or town of more than one thou
sand inhabitants, nor within two
miles of the corporate limits of any
city or town of more than five thou
sand Inhabitants.
Buildings, Farm, Maintenance, Etc.
Sec. 6. For the maintenance of said
school, the county or township or
school district, pr all combined,
wherein it is located, shall provide
annually, by taxation or otherwise,
not less than twenty-five hundred
dollars. The county or township or
school district, or all combined, shall
also provide by bond issue, or other
wise, the following equipment for said
school: a school building with reel,
tation rooms and laboratories and ap
paratus necessary tor efficient in
struction In the prescribed subjects
of study; dormitory buildings with
suitable accommodations for not less
than twenty-five boys and twenty-five
girls; a barn and dairy building with
necessary equipment; a farm of not
less than'twenty-fiflve acres of good
arable land. All of said buildings
shall be located on said farm and
shall be constructed in accordance
with plans approved by the State Su
perintendent of Public Instruction,
and the entire equipment shall be
subject to his approval and accept
ance after inspection: Provided, how
ever, that, upon recommendation of
the board of trustees and the pres
entation of satisfactory reasons thera.
for, the State Superintendent of Pi
lie Instruction may grant permission
to said board of trustees to accept
any suitable and properly equipped
school building already constructed,
thought it may not be located on said
farm, provided it be located within
reasonable and convenient distance
thereof, and may also grant permis
sion to reduce the required acreage
for the farm to not less than ten
acres.
If any Township of the county con
templates a bond issue to secure the
location it might present the matter
to the Board of Commissioners of
Craven County on the fifirst Monday
of June. to june 9
FLORIDA-CUBA.
Why not take a trip to Florida or
Cuba? They have been brought with
Ing easy reach by tht splendid
through train service of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. Write for Illus
trated booklets, rates or any other
information, which will be cheerfully
furnished. T. C. WHITE,
General Passenger Agent,
Notice of Lost Certificate of Stock.
This Is to give Notice that I have lost
certificate No. 51 for ten Bhares of
the capital stock of the New Bern
Ice Company issued to me May. 21st,
1894 and unless same is found with
in thirty days from the date of this
notice application will be made for
duplicate of said certificate.
WM. DUNN,
This the 2nd day of May, 191L
See tfce HCDSOJf "83" before you
buy a ear. Hymaa sells It.
Have yen seen the HUDSON "3S"1
Ton cant hear It. Hyman sells it.
5 or deses tW will cure any
ase of Chills and Fever. Price Ko.
I or eosea "MS will cure any
ease of Chills and raver. Prloe ISO.
Large farty Will Ge te WashJattea,
S. C, May 19th.
Already many applications have
been received from all parte of the
North Carolina by Prof. Frank M.
Harper, to Join his personally con
ducted tour via Norfolk Southern
Railroad. $20.00 pays all expenses.
Ws have Perfumery and Fancy Ar
tcles too numerous to detail.' Come
nd pick put your presents. We wHT
Vslp you. Something aloe, almost any
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. MORTGAGE SALE.
By virtue of the power of le con
tained in a certain mortgage deed
made and executed by Edward Simp
kins and his wife, L. A. Simpklns, of
the county of Craven to W. C. White
of the county of Craven on the 7th,
day of February 1810, and recorded la
book 176 page 410 of the records of
Craven county. Said mortgage was
transferred by Sf. C. White to the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Compaay
and on accoant of default having been
made in the payment of the said mort
ttge I wilt offer, for sale at public
auction , to the highest bidder, for
cash ft the Court House door In New
BernCaven County at 12 o'clock on
Monday the 12th day of June, 1911.
the following described tract of land
conveyed in said mortgage, to-wlt:
Lying and being in Craven County
No. 1 township on the north side of
Neuse River and east side of Swift
Creek joining the . land of Nathan
Whltefleld, Warren Brother's land and
A. M. Williams, beginning at a black
gum on the run of Bear Branch in
the dividing line formerly between
Allen Gaskins and Fniifole Jauksons
and run tbe said line north SO east
100 poles to a pine In said land, thence
south 17 east 100 poles to the Simons
road, thence south 83 west 176 pole
to a black gum on tbe run of Bear
Branch; thence up said branch to the
beginning, turning 56 curves more or
less being the same tract of land
deeded by Allen Gaskins and others
to his daughter L. A. Simpklns by
deed dated December 1st, 1887, and
registered in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Craven County in book
135, page 445.
There is excepted from this descrip
tion 6 acres sold to Joseph Simpklns.
This sale is subject to a mortgage of
$200 made to William E. Brown, and
now held by Mrs. Sallie L. Joyner.
May 1st, 1911.
W. C. WHITE,
Mortgagee.
VA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.
Assignee.
By R. G. GRADY, Attorney.
S. R. STREET, Auctioneer.
NOTICE OF PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
North Carolina Craven County.
In Re
Mosely Creek Drainage District.
It appearing to the satisfaction of
the Board of Drainage Commission
ers of Mosely Creek District, that the
total assessment in said District ex
ceeds the average of ;c per acre on
all the lands in the said District, no
tice is hereby given by the said Board
of Drainage Commissioners that they
propose to issue ududs for the con
struction of said improvements, and
the cost and expenses already in
curred, as allowed by law, in the to
tal amount of the sum of FORTY-TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($42,000.00),
bearing interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum, for the full amount
of the assessment not paid into the
County Treasurer, together with th
Interest and cost of collection and
other incidental expenses; the said
interest upon said bonds to be due
and payable annually, and said bonds
shall be paid in ten (10) equal in
stallments, the first installment of
the principal thereof to mature at the
expiration of three years from the
date of the issue of said bonds, and
one installment each succeeding year
for nine (9) additional years, said
bonds bearing data the first day of
August, 1911. Said bonds when so is
sued to be sold by said Commission
ers at not less than par; the pro
ceeds thereof to be devoted to the
payment ot the work as it progresses.
and to the payment of the assessment
for said Drainage District, and the
construction and improvement there
of, and for the incidental expenses
accruing and accrued therefor.
And any land owner having lands
assessed in the District and not want
ing to pay the interest on the bonds
so to be Issued May within thirty
(30) days after the publication of
this notice, pay the County Treasurer
the full amount of his assessment
and have his land released therefrom.
This 19th day of May, 1911.
G. V. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
Attest: j. H. WEST.
Secretary 55-3w
Tod will enjoy Norfolk Ice Cream at
the Railroad Lnnch Room.
Administrators Notice
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator ot the estate of Mary E.Deppe
deceased this is to notify all persons
holding claims against said estate te
present them to the undersigned, du
ly verified on or before the 17th day
of Mar 1912, or this notice will plead
in. hart of theft payment. All persons
Indebted to said estate will please
make Immedate settlement.
This 21st,fday o May, 1911.
J. F. DEPPE, Administrator.
D. M. HENDERSON, Attorney.
Tea will enjey Norfolk Ice Cream at
the Railroad Lnnch Room.
Witch the HUDSON S3" g ny, a4
listea. Hymaa sells It. . ,
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