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EAST CAROLINA
TEACHERS TRAINING SCHOOL
A State School to train teachers for the public schools of North
Carolina. Every energy is directed to this one purpose. Tuition
free to all who agree to teach. Fall term begins September 22,
1914. For catalogue and other information address,
ROBERT H. WRIGHT, President, Greenville, N. C.
'Phone 746. "Is The Place" 0
OPEN EVERY SU
CLOSING OUT AT REDUCED PRICES
2- QUART FREEZERS .1....-... $1.75
3- QUART FREEZERS $2.00
4- QUART FREEZERS $2.50
6-QUART FREEZERS $3.00
CALL 'PHONE 147.
Gaskill Hardware & Jill Supply Company
'Phone 147. 73-75-77 Middle Street.
, Tbat Saw Yon Saw Him Saw
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i . with so easily came from this hardware store. . So did
the other tools that made the work seem to easy. Be
wise and get your tools here like other clever mechan
ics. As we charge no more than the usual prices' yon
might as well get the best while you are about it. The
advantage cf cuyic,? here will be mcr apparent every. 1
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DO YOU KNOW?
That your Prescriptions are filled by experienced reg
istered druggists? Bring them here and be assured.
We have two registered men to fill your prescriptions
exactly as your Jbctor
PINNIX DRUG STORE
3. ttoibn Station
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Don't Wear
Troublesome Glasses
It makes little difference how much you paid for them, If the
lenses were not skillfully mounted and the frames accurately
adjusted to your features, they will not only prove valueless
as eye glasses but one of the most potent causes of wrinkles.
Bring your eye-glass troubles to us, we will gladly adjust
them for you.
SAM K RATON jeweler
Weather Tomorrow. For North
Carolina: - Showers tonight and Sat
urday; gentle , to ; moderate .winds,
mostly southwest ". ; - v v;
Service at Jasperw -Therev will be
service Sunday in St.. Thomas's Epis
copal church at Jasper. Thus, service
will be held the fifth Sunday in this
month instead of the fourth Sunday
as usual. V -,"
ServiDe at Rtveraidev-Service will
be held tonight at S O'clock in the
building at Riverside -used by the
Methodists of that neighborhood as
a Sunday school. . All are invited. -..
' ' Before.- Commissioner Hargett.
will Collins, colored, was arrested as
an illicit whiskey seller by United
States Deputy Marshal Ange a few
dayB ago.- - The preliminary hearing
was held at Jacksonville before Com
missioner Hargett, who dismissed the
charges against the negro since sev
eral important government witnesses
could not be seeured. -'.v.-.a
1 Lumber Catches Fire This morn
ing some lumber in a dry kiln at the
gigantic plant of the Roper Lumber
Co. caught fire, but the blaze was
extinguished almost immediately by
the use of the company's own hose
and pump. An alarm, however, had
been turned in and the city fire de
partment responded in double quick
time. The alarm was turned in un
der the new system, which worked
beautifully as was of course expect
ed after the thorough tests, made.
Today's Police Court. J. H. Flow
ers, colored, when arraigned in this
afternoon's police court for having no
visible means of support, was to all
appearances deaf and dumb, as he re
fused to utter a word, but gesticulat
ed frantically and made signs, seem
ingly to indicate that he understood
nothing of the testimony. Witnesses,
however, testified that they had heard
him speak, and the mayor gave him
$20 and costs, which means in his
case fifty days on the roads. He was
allowed to have pencil and paper in
order to give him every chance, when
he asked for them by going through
the motion of writing. He wrote the
mayor a note saying he was Chris
tian, that the "polices" were trying
to fool the mayor, and that he told
the truth. Unfortunately for him,
however, he neglected to give the
name of the man he worked for,
though he did write down that he was
doing night-work. The police say he
talked freely enough as he was lock
ed up in jail, and threatened to shoot
the chief prosecuting witness. The
only other case on docket was against
Miner Baker, colored, who was taxed
with the costs for being drunk and
down. . . i . f i':'i
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Friday night. . Jl
Pretty Lena Casper of Culpeper Ran
Away to Marry a Traveling
-.Man.
Washington, Aug. 28. Pretty
Lena Casper, seventeen years old, of
Culpeper, Va.', was arrested in Wash
ington last night by Detective String
fellow as a fugitive from her parents.
She had run away from home to mar
ry H. O. Day, a traveling man, she
said.- -
Strlngfellow found Day at the Met
ropolitan hotel and induced him to
reveal the whereabouts of the girl.
She had taken a room at 222 Third
street, northwest, where Strlngfellow
found her. At the polcte headquar
ters she said she had only known Day
a short while, hut that is was "a case
of love at first sight."
Miss Casper will be taken home to
day. She was lodged in the house of
detention last night
LOST COLLIER PUP; YELLOW
body, with white breast and feet.
Name Laddie. Liberal reward if
returned to L. 8. Waters, Bridge-
ton, N. C. , , , ; : ;,.. 8-2 8-8 1
Band at Ghent Park
Friday night;
CARD OP THANKS.
Vfo, the mother and husband of
Mrs. Elsie Matthews, take this means
of expressing our heartfelt gratitude
to our many friends who so kindly
ministered to her and us, both dur
ing her recent Illness and after her
death, which occurred August 25th.
We appreciate . the motive which
prompted , each . person who sent a
floral design and we thank Almighty
uoa ior sucn irienas. ,
' (Signed) ". v$,
MRS. FRANCIS ROOT,-
'1 , GEO. T. MATTHEWS, i.
' Aug. 27, 1914.; ; i 8-27-2
Band I!u::c Ghent tsjl:
day xiLt ,
Juniper Shingles tbe nest to eovrr
row roof with, have Pleatv om hc 1
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We still have many smart patterns; in good suits that are f
just the right weight for early fall wear.? - - " . , . r t
: ; Sises from 22 to 46 in models for men of every shape; every r
desirable shade in gray, brown, tan, bine and fancy mixtures, j
The prices have never been lower than right NOW; we
want to "clean up" on all Spring' and Summer Suits and
the low prices make most attractive values. r, ' :
y See the values at $15.00, they are worth, up to $23.00;
there are plenty of good styles and colors to select from. ,
Blue Serges and Mohairs are marked down too; we .have
what you want and at prices that you'll be glad to pay. .
Come in and look them over, you've never 'e en better 7 "
values. , ,.'.....'
All Low Quarter Shoes and Straw Hats are marked for
quick clearance;' your size and shape is rhere ready for your i
selection. - ,,-,-,::il ,,..,v-3s ',
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Phone 212 i
55-57-59 Pollock St.
These Lenses
Do Not
Touch Your
Eyelashes.
Their deep curve
leaves plenty of
room, and allows
the edges of the
lenses to fit close to
your eyes. You
can forgot this an
noyance . if you
wear Toric Lenses.
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HARDWOOD MANTELS
- Summer-Fronts. Grates. Tile. Prices and De-
" signs will please you. Catalog sent on request ,
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EASIEST RUIiHING
BICYCLE HADE
"It's AU In the Crank Hafer,
" Actual testa prove there la 17.9
per cent saving la pressure on
crank bearings in this Bicycle, aa
compared with an ordinary bicy
cle. '
Also Stock of RAMBLER, CO
LUMBIA ud ITER JOHNSON
BICYCLES, and complete line of
Sundries. v "
REPAIR 'vWORK SOUCITED
SAXON
. 0. i. ENSLEY) Washingtbii, N. 6.. . .Insiirance 'Agent
J- EEV.:EUCLID McWHORTER, New Bern. . .Preacher ,
, OyTEll Q. DTJNl?, New Bern, N. 0. .Newspaper Editor '
OEOIUSE E. WEEKS, Maysville, N. 0.. .Cashier Bank ,
DAVID LANCASTER, Vanceboro, N. C. .Garage Pro.
0. It DOCSHAII, ITew Bern, IT. 0. ,v ; . . . V i. . "
0. C. CTTJEL3, Asldss, XI. 6.;;.;... Hail Carrier .
B. B. BLAL0CS. New Bern, IT. 0.1. . . . . J . . Contractor
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