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One drug store is better than another drug
stora because it has a better bruggist and better
drugs. Our prescriptions are filled only by an
experienced registered pharmacist; the drugs we
use are the highest quality that can be got, and
they are always fresh. v
No matter who your doctor is, bring your pre-
scriptions to us and know you will get them filled
right
Make OUR Drug Store YOUR Drug Store.
Wood-Lane Drug Co.
Will Materialize If the Home is furnished with Artistic and
durable furniture, such as is found in abundance at the Large
Furniture Store, which merits the distinction of being Leaders
in Volume, Quality and Price. All grades, all styles, all fin
ishes, are carried in such large quantities aa to insure the best
quality at the lowest possible price.
J. S. Miller Furniture Co.
"THE HOME FURNISHERS"
NEW BERN MOREHEAD CITY
' 'Hi,
V' it , t KrN ti.n-n.'i
'ii j AN Ideal
I " Exp re
i liervatoryof
I trained I
I . nasaed health record. Brick bulldinm. Steam heaL Rlortrlc Itdhh. FIL ,
L "T- - taHc Oood bymnailum. Park-like campus. Concerts, lectures, tenms, baike.
aTaie J' b. Write foe our catalog before aelectlng the college lor your daughter. ,
, TZ: GEORGE J. RAMSEY, MTA, IX. D, President Ralrigh, N. a
Christian Home School. Prenarator and (Vtwi.te J a..
Expression, Physical Culture, Pedagogy, Domestic Science, Business, etc. Cot
itorv of Music High standard maintained t larfle staff nf Rnrui ,i
trained instructors. Takes only 100 boarders and teaches the individual Urtsur-
nwco-cn
Both good money getters for the farmers
-we are glad to see them coming- and hope
to see the farmers themselves coming our
way. You all know us know we are relia
ble, jest as low in price as any, quality con
sidered. And we hope to see yon soon and
cften and premise to do the best we can for
;7V;V'.'&-!v: .:'.' 'yyri,-, .:, i:-'-t;'.-:y.,-o.i,i, :-ui
each and every ens cf ycx ,
COLLEGE GixLSCZF;..
mGHLEIIillia ' ' - ' T M 7v-.. "...
Climbed to Summit of Long's
Peak and Painted Letters .
'Ot Their Order, jv-; -
Denver. Sept. 14. Oirl '. members
of a Greek sorority arduous climbed
14,000 feet to the Summet ot Long's
Peak, painted upon the "boulder
field" on the mountain the letters of
their order and later, were forced Dy
United States Forester Wheeler;: to
return and efface the letters. .
Hours were required by the girls
to make the hazardous climb to the
summet of Long's Peak. It is one
of the most difficult peaks in the
State to scale, but the girls kept at
it and finally reached the point they
had laboriously carried with them,
they daubed upon the bare face of the
peak the Insignia of their eorityv.
In Fort Collins, united States For
ester Wheeler was sweeping the
mountains with Us glasses;, covering
the United States forest reserve in
which Long's Peak is located. He
discovered the letters of the Greek
sorority starring forth from the face
of the peak. Mr. Wheeler then, be
gan searching for the persons who
had placed the letters. He found,
first, that it was a girl's society, and
with a little more work discovered
the identity of the girls. He sum
moned them to his office and,, told
them that the United States govern
ment strictly prohibited the defacing
of any scenery within the forest re
serves. They were told that to es
cape prosecution ana punishment
there was only one way; it was to
go back and efface the letters.; .
The girls sought legal advice and
learned that the forester was Cor
rect. Then they again made the
long and difficult climb to reach their
letters. Slowly and with great dif
ficulty they made their way back to
the foot of the towering mountain.
"I have promised not to give the
names of the young persons who de
faced boulders on the face of s the
peak," said Mr. Wheeler. "I can
very well appreciate the spirit of the
individuals who, under such arduous
circumstances sought to feature the
existence of their fraternity on so
lofty and conspicuous a landmark. On
the other hand we are making every
possible effort to preserve the natural
beauty of the scenery within the nat
ional forests for the benefit of the
public in general, and must consis
tently discourage any inclination on
the part of individuals to mar, de
face or render unsightly any part of
the objects which add to the forest
as a natural playground." :
Rheumatism Pains Stopped '
The first application of Sloan's
Liniment goes right to the painful
part It penetrates without rubbing
it stops the. Rheumatic Palps ;a
round the Joints and gives relief anil
comfort. Don't suffer! Get a bottltt
today! It is, a family medicine for alf
pains, hurts, bruises, cuts, sore
throat, neuralgia and chest pains.
Prevents Infection. Mr. Chas. H.
Wentworth, California, writes: "It
did wonders for my Rheumatism,
pain is gone as soon as I apply it. I
recommended It to my friends as the
best' Liniment I ever used." , Guaran
teed. 25c at your Druggist, i
ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO BALTI
MORE VIA NORFOLK AND
CHESAPEAKE BAY STEAMERS.
Low fares, account Star Spangled
Banner Celebration, via Norfolk
Southern. Consult ticket agents. ,
E. D. KYLE, H. S. LEARD, '
Traf. Mgr. Gen. Pas. Agt
Paris Paper Applies Utterance
of 16th Century Uonk to
. Present War. .
Paris, Sept. 14. -The Figaro prints
the commencement of a Latin proph
ecy dated in 1600. The author is not
known. - The monk Johannes has
written the verses like a chapter of
the Bible. 1 -; .-
Verse 2 says: "It is true that antl
Christ will be a monarch, a son of
Luther, invoking God . and calling
himself Gods envoy.". - -
Verse 4 says: "He will have only
one arm, but Innumerable armies
whose device will be 'God with us.' "
Verse 6: "He will use craft and
felony for . a long time . with spies
throughout the world." , i , c
Verse 6: "He will have learned
men in his pay proving his mission
to be divine."
Verse 7: "War will provide an op
portunity to raise the mask. It will
not be a war, against the French
monarch, but another, which will be
recognized by becoming 'universal In
a fortnight"
Verse 8: "All Christians and all
Mussulmans, and even the most dis
tant nations, will partake. Armies
will be formed in the four corners of
the world and eight angels will open
men's eyes to understand by the third
week that if they fight not anti
christ all will become his slaves."
Verse 10: "Anti-Christ will be rec
ognizable by his massacring priests
and monks and women and xnildren,
and aged persons. No mercy will be
shown. He will pass, torch in hand.
like the barbarians, but invoking
Christ."
Verse 11: "His words will be
Christ-like, but his acts Nerolike. His
coat of arms will contain an eagle as
also will the coat of arms of his aco
lyte, another evil monarch.
Verse 12: "The latter Is a Chris
tian and will die by the malediction
of Pope Benedict, who will be elected
at the commencement of Anti-Christ's
reign.", ,- .:
Verse 13: "Priests will no longer
confess and absolve the combatants,
because the priests will be fighting in
the ranks, and Benedict will curae
anti-Christ, proclaiming all fighting
against him to be In a state of grace
ascending to heaven like the martyrs
if killed."
Verse 14! "A naoal bull Declaim
ing this will have a tremendous ef
fect in -rallying courage and the death
of Anti-Christ and his ally." .
Verse 15: "The conquest of Anti-
Christ needs more men killed than
Rome ever contained. All realms.
must participate for the cock, the
leopard and the white eagle cannot
exterminate the black eagle unless
the prayers of the whole of humanity
assist them.?.-:' nrVt-fe-,fc;ift.j3j
Verse 16: "Humanity will never
run such a danger, because the tri
umph of Anti-Christ would be equiv
alent to the triumph of the demon in
whom he 1b incarnated."
Verse 17: "For twenty ; centuries
after the incarnation of the word it
will have been prophesied that a
beast: would be incarnated, in turn
threatening the earth with many evils
and ills as the divine incarnation
brought favors." v
The Figaro adds: 'The foregoing
Is only part of the prophecy, the re
mainder promises France and the
world an era of peace after a terrible
vengeance surpassing even French de
sires." -
Dizzy? Billons? Constipated? ,
Dr. King's New Life Pills will cure
you, cause a healthy flow, of Bile and
rids your Stomach and Bowels of
waste and fermenting body poisons.
They are a Tonic to your Stomach
and Liver and tone the general sys
tem. First dose" will cure you of
tint depressed, dizxy, bilious and
constipated condition. 25c. all Drug
What a glorious old world this
would be if we could only see oth
era as we see ourselves! ;i -
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For baby's ''troupy: Willie's daily
cuts and . bruises, mamma's sore
throat. Grandma's - lameness, Dr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil the household
remedy. 25c and SOc .
A harp and crown await the man
who lives up to his wife s expect
tions. -'
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Cost Kept Dowm Qumlity Kept Up.
No better medicine could be made
for coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness,
tickling throat, bronchitis,' etc., than
Foley's Honey and Tar . Compound.
That's why they can't improve the
quality, and war or no war, tbs price
remains the same. No opiates.; Don't
take substitutes., for, Foley's Honey
and Tar W the best. ' ;
. Bradham's . Two Drug Stores.
BEAUFORT, N. C- THBX"'i
. FISHERMAN'S PARADISE
Snanlsli Mackerel. Line Fish! Tront
'. Plenty of Boat Charges Mod
te- Comfortable Hotels -: and
Cottages. w; ':: U"."';.':
, Extremely low season week-end,
Sunday Excursion fares via Norfolk
Southern Railroad. Ask ticket agents
for time tables and fares or write
W. & Porch, Beaufort, N. C.
H. S. LEARD, . . J. F. MITCHELL,
G. P. A., T. P. A.,
Norfolk. Va. ' Raleigh. N. C
r
W'
b one of the moat popalar prtducU becaoat
itttanda for hivb quality, raaonable price,
and lonf eervice on the roof. It ia guaran
teed S yeara lor 1-ply, 10 years for 2-plj and
15 yeara for tfly, aud thia snannte ia
backed by the vorld'a bisseat toa&na and
-buildina; paper ntilla. . s
TEE KETTSf APOt FUBUCltT UW.
Xts Applies tiom to Otkar Orgasr.
, . iMtteas Maeded.
The Newspaper Publicity Law,
enacted by Congreaa ome time
ago, ought to be applied to
many, other business org-anlia-tiona.
This law provides that
all publications must file an affi
davit with the Postmaster Gen
eral Betting forth full Informs
tion concerning; their ownership,
management, circulation, etc A
copy of this affidavit must be
printed in certain designated is
sues of the paper, and a marked
copy thereof filed with the Post
master. General. Failure to do
this will authorize the Post
master General to deny the use
of : the malls to. the .offending
publication. . .
This law has eliminated many
newspaper evils, such as the
paid editorial, the overstatement
of circulation, and hidden own.
Keeps Your Liver Healthily Active.
A man in Kentucky , just toia a
friend that Foley Cathartic Tablets
were the most wonaeriui meaicine
that had ever entered his system.
Said he would not be without them.
Neither would you, if yon had ever
tried them. A thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for chronic constipation or
for an occasional purge.
Bradham s Two Drug Stores,
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NOTICE. ;
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At the urgent request of the con
tractor for six more days in which to
get the administration building ready
the Executive Committee of Oak
Ridge Institute decided to grant it,
and changed the opening date from
September 16th to September zzna
The prospects are the brightest tn
the history of the scnooi.
Don't be Bothered with Coughing,
Ston it with Foley's Honey, and
Tar Compound. It spreads a sooth
ing healing coating as it glides down
the throat and tickling, hoarseness,
and nervous backing, 'are quickly
healed. Children love it tastes
good and no opiates. .. A man in
Texas walked 15 miles to a drug
store to get a bottle. ' Best you can
buy for croup ana . bronchial coughs.
Try it.,' .
Braanam s two urug mores.
. ' COLLEGE NOTICE. ., $ I
' During our approaching scholastic
year, we will Uke students in our
Practice and Observation School un
der student teachers for $60 and
four hours of industrial work . per
day. v ;t-v: vf : yy' i! v;;; y r
. ; Applicants for admission to our
Freshman class will not be required
to stand entrance examinations..
.. For further particulars address J.
M. Rhodes, Littleton-College, Little
ton. N. C.y y::y, y,y t.-ir I :.nyy
;.
Men who have nothing else to apol
ogize for should apologise for being
on eartn. . -.' y.
' COLORED GKATUD SCHOOL.
The colored G ra 3 pi school w:'.l
e!i Trl ' ji r
con.wtloned and
i nr 11th.
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t lit r ..! not
enhnt. All thU
has been attained
by the simple rem
edy of publicity i
A similar law applied to other
organisations would work equal
ly well and would eradicate
many evils, much corruption and
mismanagement. For instance.
If labor organizations were re
quired to publish full informa
tion as to their objects and their
transactions,- and to make publlo
an account of their moneys, dues,
etc, many abuses that now ex
ist would be removed. 'Labor
organizations should not curry
sfavor from legislatures and
Congress any more than business
organisations, and they have no
right to special exemption from
anti-trust legislation. A labor
union is a form of labor trust.
Labor unions organized for
honest and lawful purposes are
necessary and desirable to hold
In check encroachments of un
just employers, but when they
Invoke the aid of Congress for
special exemptions they are
merely copying unjust methods
of other monopolies.
Business should be required to
give full publicity as to prices,
volume of business, methods of
operation, etc., so as to give
each competitor the rlsrht con
clusions concerning their par
ticular field of industry.
We need publicity of all busi
ness organizations to cure the
evils of mismanagement, and we
need it for labor unions, as well,
to bring a stop to their frequent
abuse and their underhand meth-v
ods Of attaining unlawful ob
jects. A law which could pro
duce such results would bring,
capital and labor into the open
field and their differences would
be less and they could be settled
mors amicably than they are
now. -
There Is a dealer in your locality who han
dle Ctrtaln-td Product. If yon consult
him he will be clad to live you full inform
tlou about our goods and will quote you rea
sonable prices on all of them. Be sure the
goods are made byue. We stand behind
them. t
General Roofing ltfff. Company
Stock Exchange Bldg rUaaeJpUi, Pa.
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CXXk ORDINANCE.
Alderman Ellis moved the. adop
tton of the following ordinance: .
Be it ordained by the Board of Al
dermen or the city or New Bern:
Section 1. That chapter 4 of the
ordinances of the city be amended
by adding at the end thereof the following:
Section 40. All railroad compa
nies maintaining a track or tracks
across any street in the city shall
between the rails o and on each side
of such track or tracks either pave
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 guil
ty of a misdemeanor, and upon con
viction thereof, shall . be fined ten
dollars; and each day such track or
tracks shall be maintained in viola
tion thereof shall constitute a sepa
rate and distinct offense.
Alderman Dawson seconded the
motion and upon vote of the boaro
the resolution was adopted. ' -
F. T. PATTERSON. .
- City Clerk.-
A Lame Back-Kidney Trouble '
. Causes It
And It will give you even' worse
If not checked. . Mrs. H. T. Straynge,
Gainesville, Ga., was fairly down on
her back with kidney trouble . and
Inflamed bladder. She says: "I took
Foley Kidney Pills and now my bask
is" stronger than in years,' and both
kidney and bladder troubles are en
tirely gone.", - ' , .
Bradham's Two Drug Stores.
f AdvertiseiRents immru irs
f tWsheevl, 3 C'I. Pta
A.CZU for oarJi laserUoa. Imt
o advertisement tA.tm tat lem
Cua 3c id f-wi words,
fwre thaa E3, C.2 t-3T Pra
cm. TiOas-sUM avdveniser
has ji reLlar socownt, aa a4
ratlaemenr smder this kead
aro STIUCTLX GAS3 Ef AD
VANCS3, the amomnts beinj too
amall to warrant s charge. Copy
for EUEIXa LOCALS csuutot
bo taken over the telephone. -
TWO SALESMEN TO SELL 'OTJB
- oils, greases and paints in this ter
ritory. Experience unnecessary.'
Our salesmen are best paid on
.road., Great Lakes Refining Co.
Cleveland, Ohio. - . , "
FOR RENT DWELLING ' 86 GEO.
St. Possession given September 15.
: Phone 254, or apply 110 Pollock.
8-12-1 4-3t.
FOB RENT DWELLING NO. 20
National Avenue, next 4oor to my
: residence. ,AU modern, conven
iences, Electric lights. House
secreened throughout. Apply to H.
M. Groves. - t-12-lwk.t
COLORED MAN OR WOMAN UN
der 50 wanted. No experience need
ed. 1100.00 month. : Write quick. '
Box-A-409, Cincinnati, Ohio. It
LOST PANAMA HAT ON MIDDLE
street. Reward if returned to
93 1-2 Middle street Brown & Co.
9-9-1 4-3t.
FOR SALE . OR RENT I OFFER
my house 34 New Street for sale,
' or will rent as a whole or in part.
J. W. WATSON. 9-8-1 4-lwk.
BEAUTIFUL SHETLAND FOR sale;
.Four. years old, broken for chil
dren. Call at the Carnival Ground
at Darling Circus.
FOR RENTHOUSE NO. 86 AVE
nue "A'T Possession given Mon
day, September 14,' 1914. Wm.
Dunn, Jr. ; y :: ' .
FOR RENT LARGE FURNISHED
room; 6 windows, private bath at
tached, with all conveniences. J. F.
IVES, 182 1-2 Middle St 9-9-1 wk.'
BICYCLE FOR SALE CHEAP Ap
ply 24 Eden Street. -5-14tf. ,
COLORED MAN OR WOMAN UN
der 60 wanted. ' No experience
needed. $100.00 month. Write
quick. Box A-4 09, Cincinnati; O.
. It -::y,t rf.-,,', -v',r
I WANT iti TRADE A FORD'TOUR
- lng Car, in perfect shape, almost
kaaJ a. nn tkdnn.hl. .nl.
no bvuu M wvn, tuwiv uguij ciuij
ped; for a Saxon Car. Address
Lock' Box No.. 83, Grifton, N. C.
9-4-14-3t. ' . - y-y-:..t- x
KODAK - FOR SALE SIZE 8 1-2
by 6 1-2. Good as new Price rea
sonable. Address Camera, care of
Sun Office. .
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FOR RENT TWO UPSTAIRS
rooms and two downstairs rooms
For information call phone 53? or
25 Johnson. St. . 1 ; , ; i
FOR RENT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
nicely furnished room-in private
family; suitable . for one or two
gentlemen; , all modern, conven
iences. Pho;.e 487. ' '
MISS OLA FEREBEE WILL RE.
open her music class Monday, Sep
tember 7, 1914. ' ' 8-26-lmo .
CITY TRANSFER CO. WILL CALL
at your home day or night to
make deliveries anywhere in the
city.' Prompt attention given to
order. ' Phone 725. A. H. Davis,
Manager, 104 George St
8-14-3mo. t
PGR SALE A FEW SHARES OF
the paid in capital stock of Tho
Central Pharmacy. Will sell at a
liberal discount if taken , at once.
Address "STOCK" care this paper.
A bachelor no sooner takes unto
himself a wife than he cancels his
membership in tho Don't .- Worry
Club. -';-yy" y::t y:yy Vym
Dizxy Head, Fluttering Heart, Float-
These are' signs . of kidney and
bladder trouble. You'll have bead
aches too backaches and be tired all
over. Don't wait longer, but take
Foley Kidney Pills at once,;, .Tour
miserable sick feeling will be gone.
Ton wilt sleep well, eat well and
grow strong and active again. Try
them, - i - - . , v
.Bradham's Two Drug Etores.
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. Brinaon. 8-4-tf
BRICK FOR SALE THE PEOPLES
Brick Co., ia now prepared to fur
nish building brick , ot the best .
quality Immediate shipments.
Address ' Peoples Brick Co., New
Bern, N. C. ? c
JOHNSON'S ' CAFE (The Blind
News Dealer) Located at Union
Station. Quick service and poll to
attention to- thoaewlshlng lunch,
before starting on trip. Open till
12 o'clock midnight ' Ham, Egg
and Hamburger ' sandwiches nv
cents (lust one-half price charged
by other cafes in this location.)
.Hot coffee, Pies, All Kinds of Bob
tied Cool Drinks. Call and see mo
when' yon, want quick lunch. J. .
0. Johnson. . - .-tf"
fS.BO JACKSONVILLE; ' $10.80
TAMPA, FLORIDA, ROUND TRIP
' FROM NEW BKItN. y.VA
Pronortlonata fares . from other
points in N. C., Va., and 8. d via
the ATLANTIC. COAST LINE, Tho
Standard Railroad of the South. ;
- Tickets will bq sold tor all trains
Tuesday, Sept. 22, limited, returning
to reach original starting point not
later than mHnlrbt of Tuesriiv, gpp
tember 29, 1314. , l or t slul
reservations d informai.onsri-.y' .
to T. II. I ..-.IT, tM'ot 8wjnt.
New T -rn, n. C, or ' ' '
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