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P trained Instructors. Takes only 100 hoarders and teaches the Individual Unsur
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aiESAPEAICE &
VIA NORFOLK
Pnllman Sleepers to Cincinnati,
Dining car Serrfee
Lt. Norfolk .,. ... . .. 11:85 a.m. v 4:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Ar. Richmond 2:36 p.m.' v 6:80 p.m, 6:80 p.m.
Lv.. Richmond ....... ... ; 8:10 p.m V: 6:40 p.m. 11:00 p.m.
Ar, Louisville 11 :0ft .m. ': .7:80 p.m.
Ar. Cincinnati 8:26 a.m. 10:80 a.m. ' 8:00 p.m.
Ar, Indianapolis . , ..11:15 a.m. - 2:86 p.m. ,11:66 p.m.
Ar, Chicago (:S0 p.m. 7:36 p.m. -' 7:10 a.m.
.Ar. St. Louis 7:18 p.m. 7:18 p.m. 'i 7:45 A.m. .
.' Schedule subject to change without notice For time tables .:
local trains, reservations, etc, address x
, V. W. CURD, Passr. Agent,
Norfolk, Va.
dov. i ai;d oimi eouiid railroad
SCKISI7LB OF TRAINS CARRYING PASSENGERS . EFFkG
TIVH SUNDAi; FEBRUARY 8TH, 1914. f
Voutb Connd Trains i
T.
P. If,
4:46 ":
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6:06
14:46 Lv.
6:06 -' -
1:17 r
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6:10
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Dove.
" ' Toys
; Taylori
rhllllps' 1
T.'l2lsatt
' Comfort ;
T( ertburj
TJchlanda '
t Trains Run Daily Except Sunday. Trains Run Bun. Only.
D. T7. r:cr-?ir-
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'f r.
When placing orders for goods In
Baltimore ox Norfolk please direct
that shipment bo mad by ........
SIEQLB.SDAU
,s ! - , .. .
A saving of 15 per cent ' on your
freight 8ailing days from Balti
more on the 1st and 15th of each
month, and Norfolk the following
day. . " . .--.
-Freight received at any time at
Ulllnr'a - wharf. : foot.; of Caroline
street. Baltimore, and at Jonea and!
Company's wharf, water street. Nor
folk. -
KODAK FINISHING.
Promptly mm efflciestUy
at Wootea Stadia, M Middle
street. We carry fan its st
applies tor
BATHING
BOATING
ISHING
PANGING
ATLANTICA5T
LINE
M, A, UL Dn President Raleigh, N. C.
DOC
DCDO
mams
LONGER. - COLOR CARDS
REQUEST.
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17 CRAVEN STREET.
3 0C
3
Sucrene Horse and Male Feed
Alfalfa Hone and Mule Feed
Sucrene Dairy Feed
32 MIDDLE ST.
OHIO RAILWAY
OR RICHMOND. (
Louisville, Chicago and -St. Louis.
A La Carte.. ".
W. O. WARTHEN, A. G. P. Am
Richmond, Va.
North Bound Tralasi
6
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P. M.
6:86
A. M.
16:86
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SDHESS
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BY MARGARET MASON. . 1
(Written for the United Press.)
Around her waist Patricia tried . ;
To tie a bow but lo,
Her dainty waist already was
Encircled by a beau.
New York. July 20. It is as es
sential for the follower of Fashions
to know how to- handle the ribbons
as lt is for a follower of the ponies.
Quite racy effects can be accomplish
ed by either expert; Nowadays when
an entire costume is evolved put of
just a bit of ribbon and Just a bit of
lpce it is not surprising that the mod
ern maid seems all wrapped up In
dainty lengths of satin and velvet.
She flpd there is knot a loop hole
of escape from the silken ties that
bind her from the top of ber glossy
head to the tip of her glossy shoes.
Beginning at the very pinnacle of
fashion the tip top height of ribbon
style is on the hat. ' The uses of rib
bon on the summer hats breaks even
with the penchant for wings and
flowers, and Indeed it almost always
used in combination . with either.
Ties of ribbon on many garden hats
or bandeau hatlike bonnets are very
piquant. . --.s ;:-.;:'"
The newest use of ribbon for the
hair is a wide length of gauze rib
bon crushed low - around the bead
and caught at the .nape of the neck
with a single flower, either a rose or
a gardenia preferred.
The next step In the lengths that
ribbon goes in the present styles
brings it to the throat; Quite the
newest fad among summer girls is
the tying about their necks of a yard
and a half of black velvet, knotted
under the ear, the long loops and
ends dangling frivolously in the
balmy breezes.: Especially with thin
flowered crepes and organdies anew
fluffy frocks of net and lace this
Frenchy touch is decidedly alluring
and will no doubt prove an effectual
"for-get-me-knot" . among many
wearers' summer swains.
A knot of either colored or black
ribbon around each arm above the,
elbow to peep out seductively be
neath the short transparent sleeye
of the lingerie gown is another novel
ribbon touch of the moment.
Ribbons however waste little time
in getting to the waist, for it is here
that they prove their all around
charm and necessity. Positively ev-;
erything in the ribbon line is being
pressed into service to girdle . fair
femininity. Narrow sashes of velvet
rjbbon, either black or colored, fas
ten in the back with a flat pump bow
and, long end falling to the hem of
the Russian tunic, widest of black
velvet ribbon fastens severely plain,
guiltless of loop end or bow. Wide
crush sashes and girdles of flowered,
Roman striped, polka dotted, check
ed, plain black and white or pastel
tinted 'ribbons of taffeta, grosgrain,
moire, satin,; brocade and metalized
effects are finished in either back,
front or on one Bide in butterfly
bowB, true lovers' knots, Japanese
loops that know no .end.
The waist line is by no means the
ribbons flniBh however, Broad sashes
of ribbon gird the knees of the fair
beneath transparent draperies and
tunics and sinking gracefully to the
pedal extremeties many are the nar
row ribbons that perform the pleas
ant task of lacing a silken way from
a handturned pump to a well turned
ankle. . - ...
Parasols composed entirely of rib
bons are very smart and all and ev
ery parasol handle that is truly chic
boasts a perky bow of ribbon with a
picot edge. Narrow grosgrain rib
bons to which hang some quaint jew
elled charm or bauble ' closely vie
with the varicolored strings of beads
as effective dress accessories, and
quillings and ruchings of ribbon are
used as profusely as trimming on
the pretty silken capes and mantles
for afternoon and evening wear.
Is it any wonder that the lovely
ladies of the chorus have lost all in
terest in Wall Btreet brokers and are
going In for ribbon manufacturers
these days and nights?
Feel languid, weak, run down?
Headache? ; Stomach "off?" A good
remedy is Burdock Blood Bitters.
Ask your druggist Price $1.00.
MEETING OF SCHOOlV COMMIT
TEEMEN,
The school committeemen of the
county -both township committee
men and district committeemen
are hereby notified that meetings for
the election of teachers and for
other business will be held as fol
lows: , ,
Township No. 1 At Vanceboro,
1 p. m., Saturday, August, 1.
i .Township No. 2--At Bridgeton,
p. m., Tuesday, July 21. -
Township No. 3 At Dover, 2 p.
m., Friday, July 31.
. Township No. 6 At North Har-
lowe, 11 a. m., Saturday, July 18.
Township No. 6 At Havelock,
p. m., Friday, July 17.
Township No. 7 At Thurman,
p. mi, Friday, July 24.
Township No. 8 Bellair, 2 p. m.,
luesaay, 4uiy zs. , , ,-. ; -
.Township No. 9 At Jasper, 2 p.
m., mursaay, July 80. s .: ;
Tha law requires that teachers be
elected at these meetings and the
attendance of every committeeman
is important. 1; .
v Theacnars should file applications
with the committee ; and with the
County Superintendent. v
- S- M. BRINSON,
7-8-lwk ' . County Supt
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ATIAUTA
Commencing May' Srd, the Atlan
tic . Coast Line wUl Inaugurate
through Bleeping ear service between
Wilmington, Florence, 8umter, Au
gusta and Atlanta, In connection
with the Georgia Railroad.
- Following is the schedule from
New Bern in connection with .the
new service. '.
Lv. New Bern ......... 9:85 A.M.
Ar. Wilmington
.12:60 P.M.
L.T, Wilmington
.... 8:45 P.M.
Ar. Florence . . .
j 735 P.M
8:00 P.M.
,.,.. : 30 P.M.
Lv. Florence . . .
Lv. Sumter . . . .
Ar. Orangeburg
....10:53 P.M.
Ar. Augusta .......... 1:40 A.M.
Ar. Atlanta .......... 6:00 A.M.
Passengers may. remain in sleep
ing cars until 7:00 a. m.
i Returning the train leaves Atlan
ta 8:00 p. m., Central .ime: and ar
rives Wilmington 1:15 p. m., and
New Bern 6:45 p. m. Eastern time.
Connections are made in the Un
ion depot Atlanta with the "Dixie
Flyer," (leaving there at 8:00 A. M.)
which is a solid train to Chicago,
carrying sleeping, dining and obser
vation cars; also through . sleeping
cars to St. Louis; and with the
"South Atlantic Limited." (leaving
at 7:12 a. m.) a solid train to Cin
cinnati, carrying Bleeping and'1 din
ing cars; also through sleeping cars
to Louisville and Indianapolis.
Connections are also made in At
lanta with the Atlanta ft West Point
R. R. for Montgomery,. Mobile, New
Orleans and the Southwest; with the
Southern Ry. for Birmingham, Mem
phis and the West with other diverg
ing lines for points in South Geor
gia, etc. : '
- For reservations, tickets and
schedules, to any Western destina
tion by this new and attractive
route, by old and reliable lines, ap
ply to T. H. BENNETT, Ticket agent
of the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF
THE SOUTH.
REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES
WILL BE MADE FOR SPECIAL
: OCCASIONS BY THE ATLANTIC
: COAST LINE, THE STANDARD
RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH.
The Rates Are Open To The Public.
; NOTE. The first dates named are
those upon which tickets may be
sold, and upon which the journey
must be begun, and the last d fce is
the final return limit the last date
which the original starting . toint
must be reached.
Buffalo, N. Y., June 27, 28 ant
29; July 8.
?' Atlanta, Ga., July 6 and 7; July
36.
' i For total rates, schedules, reser
vations, etc., to any point named ano
for any desired information, apply
; T. H. BENNETT,
Ticket Agent, New Bern, N. C, o
address
T. C. WHITE, W.J.CRAIG.
Gen. Pas. Agt. Pas. Traf. Mgr.
Wilmington, N. C.
. v WEST AND NORTH-WEST
Hock System mock uaJtest 851b
tela Schedule In efect Not. Stt, '11
Norfolk 1:86
8:oe
10:40
6:86
v, Petersburg 11:00
Y. Durham .u. ...... 7:00
s- .m.'.
v. Lynchburg ...... 8:46
8:30
p.m.
6:88
6:66
a.m.
7:80
1:80
ir. Cincinnati ...... T:20
Vr. Columbus ..... .. 6:26
' p.m.
sr. Chicago .x 6:06
ir. St Louis ....... 6:88
' Close connection made for Seattle
tma Francisco and all Western points
-Pullman Sleeping and parlor can
. eV W. Cafe dining cars Equlp
oant and service standard of excel
encs. Blue Ridge and Allegheny
fountain crossed at most plctur
tsque parts. Time-tables, descrip
It literature and Information free.
Isrreapondence Invited.
V . W. 0. SAUNDERS, G. P. An
Roanoke, Va.
' 0. H. 90SLET, D. P. A.
Richmond, Va.
W. B. BKVILL, Pass. Traf. Mgr.
BALTIMORB
Steam Packet Companj
"' " ' . asubusnea IBM.
THE OLD BAY 11,1
fteamsrs Florida, Virginia and Ala
tana. , Finest United BUtes Mai)
Iteamsrs South of New York. Equip
d with United Wireless Telegraph)
imd every modem oonvenlenoa fat
ha pleasure and comfort of the trat
Ung pubUe. Leaves dally, as tot-
WIS . :, ,
ortamouth, Sunday . . . . .6:00 p.m.
Week days .6:80 p.m.
Norfolk . . ............. 6: 80 p.m.
14 Point .7:80 js,
tteamers arrive Norfolk.. 7:00 a.m.
. rickets sold to all points. North
fjrt West and Canada. For lnfor
Mtion as to tickets, stateroom re
n-vationa, etc, apply by 'phone, wlrs
at letter to ' " vr
GBO. a BOBSON,
It XI. CSOWN, nt, GssuAgi
twsrtber Pass, At!, ,
J , It lisite 6MNSt
tmoerly and Hotel fJkaW
.Briscoe Car
listed $750
With Electric Lights, Top, Windshield and
Speedometer :. $800.00
With Electric Lighting Generator and Self
Starter $900.00
SPECIFICATIONS:
Wheel base 107 inches; 56-inch or 60-inch tread; car
weighs about 1700 lbs.; selective transmission, three
speeds forward, three point suspension, upholstering,
high grade leather; color, French grey; will furnish
clover-leafed shaped Roadster; Touring Car five pas
senger, wood or wire wheels furnished.
The BRISCOE car with artistic French style proves
to be an aristocratic car. Write for information.
Ham Ross
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I DISTRIBUTORS.
CHARLOTTE. - - - NORTH CAROLINA.
Take your pick of these
Victor-Victroks
$15 $25 $40 $50
It isn't necessary for you to have one of the
Higher-priced Victor-Victrolas to have access to ail the
wonderful variety of Victor music.
Any instrument from the Victor-Victrola IV at
$15 to the $200 Victor-Victrola XVI will play even'
record in the Victor catalog.
'': Select the instrument thxt ; -
home and start in toeniov
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H ano see us atxut it today.
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91 Middle St
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