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kewber5 crrr league.
7 :' ;"
'Ghent Association 6; Married
lien If , -
' Next Game Friday: . .
Railroaders vt. Ghent As so. :
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K. Jt tUyaoldaTob. Co.
HerVi
a double header!
Prince Albert tobacco works both watts. It's king-
r pins rolled into a makin's cigarette or jammed into a
jimmy pipe. No matter how you handle P. A; it just
punches smoke joy and smoke satisfaction right into your
system. It's a regular home run in the tenth with the bases
Chock-full! Catch the idea? 1 ;
Men, get into the know that Prince Albert can't bite your tongue,
" can't parch your throat It is made by a patented process that
cuts out the bite. And that's some fad-talkl
the national joy smoke
will hit your favor first time you come to bat, because today it is the
natural choice of men who have found tobacco satisfaction for the first
time! They like it; you'll like it I You get right into the game and prove
for yourself that P. A. is real and true man-tobacco, bully in flavor and
bully in fragrance. It's a mile away from the re-brands and dus-brands.
You sure have some high times coming if youll sport a bit and lay a
dime against a tidy red tin of P. A. Go to it like it was your middle name.
Buy Prince Albert everywhere, Toppy red bags, 5c
handy for cigarette smokera); tidy red tin, 10c;
also handsome pound and half-pound humidor,
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C
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STANDING OF CLVBSt :
' , .. - . Won." Loat P. C.
Railroaders . ..IS : 4 765
Single Men . .
Married Men
Ghent Asso. .
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. 1
At Philadelphia 6; Chicago 1. f
At Boston 9; Detroit 2. - a ;
At New York 4; St. Louis 6. (12
Innings) .
At Washington 1-8; St Louis 0-2.
(First game. 10 - Innings: . second
game, 14 innings, darkness). ,
- NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. At Pittsburg 0; Brooklyn 1. - (10
innings); -:,---v. ; ---yi.jfu-
At Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia 2 -At
St Louis 3; Boston 2. (10 In
nings).'
At Chicago 2; New York 9.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At St LouiB 3; Chicago 3. (10 in
nings, rain). ! -:
At Kansas City-IndianapoliB, rain.
At Brooklyn 7; Buffalo 6. "
At Baltimore 4 ; Pittsburg 3.
North Carotin League.
At Greensboro 1; Durham 0.
At Ashevllle- Winston, rain.
At Charlotte-Raleigh, rain. -
Virginia League.
At Newport News 6 ; Richmond 8.
At Portsmouth 3; Norfolk 2. '
At Roanoke 0 ; Petersburg 9.
Southern League.
At Mobile 4; Atlanta 2.
At Birmingham 2; Chattanooga 1.
(10 innings).
At New Orleans 2; Memphis 12.
At Montgomery 0; Nashville 1.
South Atlantic League.
At Savannah 5; Charleston 6.
At Jacksonville 3; Macon 1.
At Columbus 1; Albany 7.
At Columbia 5; Augusta 9.
International League.
At Toronto 6; Newark 1.
At Buffalo 0 Jersey City 1.
At Rochester 4; Providence 1.
At Montreal 9; Baltimore 5.
' American Association.
At In dianapolls 8; Milwaukee 0
; At Louisville 8; Kansas City 7. .
At Columbus 5: Minneapolis 4.
At Cleveland l; St Paul 2. (12 in
nings). . f. v.-:-;'V ?
ME INSURANCE-BONDS
FIRE INSURANCE IS
A SMALL INVESTMENT
that yields returns whether
you have a lire or not. For
with a policy In one of the
rat-class companies I rep
resent, there Is a feeUng of
protection that Is alone
worth more than the cost
of the Insurance. Feel sat
and be safe by ordering a
policy today.
IV TOV DO NOT OWN A HOME, COMB TO MB AND LET MB
SELL YOU ONB I
8 can sell yoa one on easy terms, or I can sell yon a desirable
let now, and yon can build the Borne to salt the wife, yon can
sleet the site and with a small cash payment secure It, the bal
ance la monthly Installments. Call and talk It over with "me.
JOHN DUNN
STATE FIRB INSURANCE BUILDING A
7 POLLOCK STREET, NEW BERN, N. O.
ARMORED STEEL
AUTOS FOR WAR
Orders For 1,000 Cars Placed With
American Firms by European
Powers.
Philadelphia, Aug. 28. Armored
steel automobiles for use by the Eu
ropean powers engaged, in war are
being manufactured here by the Auto
Car Company and will be shipped as
soon as completed. The cars have
been sold to nations on each side of
the conflict. One order : Includes
fourteen cars, which will be used by
the British government. Negotia
tions with France, Russia and Greece
have also been entered into, and it Is
said orders for 1,000 cars have been
placed by various powers.
A large New " England compan
will mount rapid-fire machine gunf
on the cars. - ,
Cars ordered by England will he
shipped from Philadelphia to pri
vate individuals in Canada and
thenco reshlpped to the front.
URGES WEARING
COTTON CLOTHING
Georgia Women Inaugurate Move
:,. ment to Make Use of'South's
Cotton Crop. ;
For baby's croup, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mamma's sore
throat, Grandma's lameness, Dr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil the household
remedy. 25c and 60c. -
& If
From Office-Boy to President we
all want success To win, we must
be quick, keen, alert, direct
PEPSICo!a
Takes up the slack, and ; adds the
Thomasville, v Ga., Aug. 28.
Whether to wear cotton clothes this
winter should the war in Europe con
tinue is a question being discussed
by a number of the women of Thom
asville and some are very strongly
in favor of the movement. .
. Mrs. Z. L Fltzpatrick, president of
the State Federation of 'Women's
clubs, and president of the Thoma
vllle Study class, has taken the mat
ter up very warmly, and is using all
of her influence to have the other wo
men of the community Join, r : v
Of course, style is a very large
word with most of the iemlnine con
tingent everywhere, Ifut if a few of
the leading women of the State can
be. Induced to adopt the cotton dress
es there will be many who will
speedily follow. As many Southern
women are dependent upon the price
of cotton for money to buy any sort
of clothes it should be easy to Induce
them to follow for. a short time at
least a style that will create a de
mand for the great Southern staple
and will give them the means later
on to- indulge in clothes of whatever
sort their fancy may suggest,
Sleeveless ; Gowns : Require
Hairless Arms
ptimulant for a strong steady gait
Z3
Fashion says sleeveless, lew-neck
ed gowns tor this season. This means
hairless arms and neck, if you do not
want to be humiliated. Bradham
Drug Co. says that the safest, best
and quickest way to be" absolutely
free from all trace of superfluous hair
Is to use th famous medical prescrip
tion known as Mrs, Osgood's .Won
der for Superfluous Hair ' ' ,
It Is delightful to use and absolute
ly harmless. A single application
makes hair on face, neck, arms,
hanK or any, other part of, the body
oulckSy disappear.;-' ) .;,
The cost is small and Bradham
Drug Co. will supply you, oMn fact.
any oto-date druggist or depart
ment r re, ona Money-Back guaran
tee t j. , : , - -
, 1 1 I. 1 1. i n -
Cnrinlsts have a mania for por
tray;.;.? Uncle Sam as an uncouth hay
seed tut they can't prove it, -
r ' wajtf. 1 Z "N 1X23
AdTwrUsements tnsertad
6 thlshead, ON3 CTXT TI 1
VOrD for each tnserUoa, fcet
o advertisement taken for 1 i
than Sc Additkuial wos ,'
iwir than ONIB CSXt
V.CHD. Unles stbe advert!
has a rezular aoconnt, all aK
vertivMinAM'e rd this head
re fc r.wXLX. CASS El an.
VANCJ, Uie amonnu belns toe
smaU to wsTant a eharve, Cocy
for ECI3 LOCALS cannot
be taken over the telephone, . ;
FOB RENT TWO ' tjpcitAIRA
; rooms and two downstairs rooms.
For information call phone 537 or
-25 Johnson St. - ; -;;v
FOR-: RENT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
nicely furnished, room In private
family; suitable for one or two
,.. gentlemen; all : modern conven
iences. Phone 437. -
WANTED TO RENT THREE ' OR
four rooms for light housekeeping.
Address C. Love, care Armour ft
Co., City. . 28-2t
SUSS . OLA FEREBEE WILL BE.
open her music class Monday, Sep.
tember 7, 191. 8-26-lmo
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
room at 5 New St. . 8-25-3t
FOR RENT 4 UNFURNISHED
- rooms, with lights and bath, No.
64, corner of Broad and Middle
streets. Apply at , No. .54 Broad
street. ; Phone 983. ' 8-241wk
COLORED MAN OR WOMAN UN-
der 6U wanted. No experience
needed. $100.00 month. Write
quick. Box A-409, Cincinnati, O.
FOB RENT FURNISHED APART,
ment, 116 Craven St. Every mod
ern improvement, ; For particulars
phone 830. , 8-15-tf
CITY TRANSFER CO. WTLL CALL
at your home- day ot night to
make deliveries anywhere in the
city. : Prompt attention given to
- ordehs. Phone 725. A. H. Davis,
Manager, 104 George St.
8-14-3mo.
FOR SALE-A FEW SHARES OF
the paid in capital stock ot The
Central Pharmacy. . Will sell at a
' liberal discount if taken at once.
Address "STOCK" care this paper.
Summer Constipation Dangerous.
Constipation in Summer-time is
more dangerous .!, than in the fall,
winter or spring. The food you eat
often contaminated and Is more
likely to ferment in your stomach.
Then you are apt to drink much cold
water during the hot weather, thus
Injuring your stomach. Colic, Fever,
Ptomaine Poisoning and other ills
are natural results. Po-Do-Lax will
keep you well, as it Increases ' the'
Bile, the natural laxative, which rids
che bowels of the congested poison
ous waste. Po-Do-Lax will make'
you feel better. Pleasant and effec
tive. Take a dose tonight 50c. at
your druggist -
HERE'S A JOB FOR A DOCTOR.
' (By United Press.)
Washington, Aug. 28. Any physi
cians want a Job at $500 a year and
found? This was the muniflcient doc
tor's salary offered today when ex
aminations were held hy the District
of Columbia officials to fill a vacancy
on the staff of the Washington Asy
lum (insanity and inebriates refuge.)
Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous.
Mosquitoes, mes ana otner insects,
which breed quickly In garbage pails,
ponds of stagnant water, barns,
musty places, etc.. are carriers of dis
ease. Every time they bite you, they
Inject poison Into your system from
which some dread disease may result
Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment.
It is antiseptic and a few drops will
neutralize the Infection caused by in
sect bites or rusty nails. " Sloan's
Liniment disinfects Cuts, Bruises aud
Sores. Ton cannot afford to be with
out it In your home. Money back if
not satisfied. Only 25c. at your o-ug-
CANADA Ai CHINA .
FOR RENT NO. 180 CRAVEN ST.
Every modern convenience. Sulta
- ble for young men or couple. For
particulars phone 830. -
FOR SALE THE HOUSE AND LOT
on East Side of Bern street, own
ed and occupied by Mrs. C. F. Har
gett Apply to Mrs. C. F. Hargett
or to S. M. Brinson. 1 8-4-tf
TOPS AUTO TOPS, ALL KINDS
of automobile and carriage tops
and cushions repaired. I also re
pair Harness. Prompt service giv
en and all wbrk guaranteed. O.
CUTHRELL, 183 Pollock St Ellis'
Shop. ? v ; 5-1S-DAW SMo.
BRICK FOR SALE THE PEOPLES
Brick Co., is now prepared to fur
nish, building brick of the best
quality immediate shipments.
Address Peoples Brick Co., New
Bern, N. C. ' - ;.v,r
till
Chinese Government Hopes to Get
Entrance Tax of $500 Per Head
, ; .Abolished.' . v
' :- (By United Press. r
VANCOUVER, Aug. 28. Negotia
tions are in nrogress today between
the. Canadian government and, .the
Chinese republic with a view to an
agreement for control pf Chines Im
migration into Canada; - V'i;
, President Yuan Shi Kal is under
stood to have Intimated ' he would
Indorse such a- compact as the one
by which 400 Japanese are admitted
into the Dominion yearly. He would
like, r however,; tor have the present
1600 head tax paid by the. Chinese
abolished.' .
. The opinion here Is that an agree
ment of , the ; kind would facili
tate the negotiation ot a-slmilar ar
rangement with the Imperial govern
ment concerning Hindu Imml.TrMon,
- r":Careaia6t3l4L'-:
four ' trtwi ''T r
omrv - f ft.Ua to tore u c I I mut,
iim1.Bi.IInorrTOtTdlnrrlSr' -"oHdin.
Xbm first pitietlf Kite 4.0.1.9 .
FIELD PEAS A LIMITED QUAN-
tity on band. J. A. Meadows. .
JOHNSON'S CAFE (The ' Blind
News Dealer) -Located at Union.
Station. Quick service and polite
attention to those wishing lunch
before starting on trip.- Open till -12
o'clock midnight Ham, Egg,
and Hamburger sandwiches ;flTa
cents (just one-half price charged ,
by other cafes in this location.)
Hot coffee, Pies," All Kinds of Bot
tied Cool Drinks. Call and see me
when yon want Quick lunch. J.
C. Johnson. - - . tl
ATTENTION PENSIONERS. '
The pension board of ' Craven .
county will meet at the court house
on the first Monday in Jaly, 1914,
this' being : the sixth day of the
month. All Confederate soldiers.
sailors and their widows who wish to
apply for pension will please appear
before the board on the above date.
Those already on . the pension roll
need not attend.
8. K. STREET. , v -e-19-ti
- Chairman.
..CMlt ORDINANCE. i
Aiderman Ellis . moved, the adop t ,
tion ot the following ordinance:
Be. It ordained by the Board of, Al- H
. dermen 01 toe uity 01 new uern; -Section
1. That chapter 4 ot the .
ordinances of the city be amended
by adding at the end thereof the fol
lowing: --: y-vr -'!". n'ifJ.w-
Section 40. All railroad ' compa-
hies maintaining a, track or tracks
across any street in the city shall
between the rails of and on each side -.
of such track or tracks either -j a v
the width of such street or lay plank , -thereon
In such manner as to permit
vehicles to cross without difficulty or .
excessive jolting. ; Whoever violates
this ordinance shall be deemed gull
ty It a misdemeanor, and upon con-.
vlction thereof, shall be fined ten ;
dollars; and each day such track or 7
tracks shall be maintained In viola- -tion
tliereof ehaU conutitute a sopa- I'
rate and distinct cr..r-e. -
Aldermn raw? saconded - the '
motion "1 v-'!i vo cf t".;8 board
the resoUao 1 v j f - , .5
4 i v. w"-. - f-m
t Y 1