V WEDNESDAY" AFTERNOON," NOVEMBER-22, H922.
THE NEW BERN SUN-JOURNAL
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THE MOREDN MOTHER
Representatives. ,V From
; Nor fplk Were ; liere
vToday 4 And Discuss
: ed : the Matter With
Local Business Men.
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: Representatives of Norf oHt .
organization met a number of
New ern shippers this - morn-
ing for the. purpose of-, discuss-
Ing a new boat line from Caro-
Una points to Xorrolfc and Balti-'
more. If (heir plan- goes through,.
, New Berrt and Washington the
.two North" Carolina 'towns to be-
! served will' be served by a line . "
which wilil be on a more ,exten-
sfve scale than has been attempt- '
ed during "'tbft past few, years.;
' The plan Is to pnt three steam-
fers Into service; two small ones'.
, and a larger vessel of approxi
mately 500 tons. Ob of the small '
vessels wonld serve ' New Bern
only, while the other, two' would
- call at Washington. The larger ,
' one wonld call at both Washing
ton and New Bern. . . . (
"We would maintain a regu
lay service and believe' that -we
could give -New Bern and Wash
' ington a better boat line than';
' ' these two places'have ever? had,"
stated on of- the representatives
. here thisnorning. . "We came
, down here to see what you gen
; tlemen think of the proposition
and whether, .you'- wish .-io- - take .
"advantage of it." , :.
, Sentinieut, as expressed by -ome
of the local business men,'
was rather lukewarm today. Not -that
they - aren't interested in .
; the proposition as set forth h y I
. the two Norfolk, men, but that
v they are waiting to . see-, what is '
going to come of Governor Mor-
. rlson's plaq lor a .state-wide boat
line. ' , , - ' '
. " There's ' another thine which :
. also -mast be considered;! Secre-
' 866 cures Dengue Fever.
Many a fur coat has some unpaid
bills in the pocket..
tary Barlow of the local Cham
ber of, Commerce, explained to
the . visitors. Your boat line can
not live on the freight id receives
to and from " New . Bern and
.Washington nnless through rates
can be obtained from inland
points such as Goldsbpro, Kins top
and other towns. When a man in
Goldsboro is able to ship mer-'
. chandisy from there to New York
on a through bill of lading, then
; you wilf obtain the business. Vp
to the present we have not been
able to get Ihiose rates for the
inland points."
No definite action was taken
today in the matter.
faces problem far beyond those of her
forbears. She herself must be a much
..more competent person, combining
in one individual the duties of nurse,
cook, teacher and moral instructor.
It is1 no wonder that many conscien
tious women break under the strain,
an dthat others drag out a miserable
existence; always tired, atiu yet un
able to take a day's vacation. Such
women will find themselves benefited
and their burdens made easier by the
use of L.ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, which was made for suf
fering women, and does not fail to
relief them. Advt.
Most of us have an idea that heav
en is a place where there is enough
good luck to go round.
Predict Shipping Bill
Wffl Pass Congress
Y '.All the men sitting in box seats at
"burlesque shows are, not bachelors..
: 666 cures Malariat-ycvoft-.
The world's greatest men have their
moments fo foolishness. Lloyd Geor
ge's son is named Gwyllian.
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Scene - from John GoldenV second breaker, ; "LIGHTNIN" appearing at Show Shop -Nov, , 23,
Waahington, Nov. 22. The Admin
istration Ship Subsidy bill will pass
the house by the comfortable major
ity of 29 or 30 votes. Advocates' of
the legislation so predicted after an
informal check of the 291 members
who answered the roll call yesterday
and of the list of absentees. .
The bill was put in final shape Mon
day. The majority of, the Merchant
JMarine Committee agreed on a num
ber of amendments, and Iieprejjn
tative Green, of Massachusotts, the
chairman, reintroduced tit: -It will he
taken up Thursday under a special
rule providing- for a tinal vote the
following Wednesday. ,
Bar . Bonus a Feature
The most important of the amend
ments was one to compensate pas
senger liners for the losses sustain
ed in the elimination of bars. As the
bill originally was drawn compen
sation for carrying the mails was to
go into the revolving ' fund, out of
which the direct subsidy is tq be
paid. Now it is proposed td pay i the
ships directly for carrying mail as
ordinary compensation! in addition to
the subsidy. ' '
The Shipping Board, in another of
the-amendments, is given rate .mak
ing powers in coast wise r . inter
coastal shipping .virtually;,.&s:: compre
hensive as those of the Interstate
Commerce , Commission- in regulating
railroad rates. The board sinc- 1916
has had power to fix maxinVumrates
in domestic water -transportation. It
is " proposed to extend this authority
to the determination of minimum or
even exact rate. v '
, The. section exempting from fheome
THREE NCESSY
i When the life of, a loved one
is at stake the doctor and nurse
must ' have" medicines. The
Great Physician put all three
here for the purpose of ,cirring
disease and allaying pain-. Each
is useless without ' the other;
every drop and grain of medi
cines ordered by the doctor," to
be administered by the nurse
must.be added by the phramacist
that is our job-you, can de
pend upon our, pharmacists, do
ing their part with skill, of a
master-builder. They are de
pendable. BRADHAM'S DRUG
STORES
Prescription Specialists.
taxation earnings of vessels in foreign
trade, upon condition that double the
amount' of the tax saved shall be in
vented in building new ships in
American yards, was lightened up
to safeguard it from possible abuse
by big corporations owning their own
fleets.
There had been some objection to
the bill on the ground that it did not
require the Shipping Board to make
adequate reports to Congress: An
amendment was adopted which pro
vides for complete annual reports on
operations under the subsidy legis
lation, with recommendations as to
necessary additional legislation
Little ; Mother Happy
Again
"For the past nine years I hav
been very much' distressed with bloat
ing and stomach trouble due to con
stipation since I was a child. No med
icine gave me more- than temporary
relief. I got So bad I, waa afraid I
would have to leave my three little
children. But since " taking a: course,
of, Mayi0 Wonderful Remedy Jtwo
years ago I have been entirely well; f
no constipation or other trouble." It
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practically
all stomach,' liver and intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. Dn
dose will convince- or money refund
ded. At all druggists. Advt.
In Memphis, a sheriff wanted tq
take Representative Herrick's afr
plane because he had' an attachment'
for it. ' '- -' - ;
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SERVICE MOTOR CORPORATION
iiAYnTiTi U(dr I H, Will
Much Construction Work
Be Undertaken Here
During Next Few Months
Aee.emBanyiiig
M . Ifesterda
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IF IT ESCAPED TOUR ATTENTION, THEN BY ALL MEANS READ IT NOW, FOR IT CONTAINS
A MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE. y
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ney bern, indeed, is on the verge of a great building boom and we believe that
the; next few months will see dozens of homes in the course of construction.
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,Y YOUG
NEEDS
New Bern Is on the verge of
one of Uie greatest ' building
booms in the history of the city.'
Steps recently have made It
possible for the man of moderate
means to secure his own home
with every assistance offlfeatd
him in a financial way.
Over a quarter of a million
dollars ish Building and Loan
stock lias been sold to New
Bern people within the past thir
ty days. -
A development company of
Wilson, of which B. F. Hagood
its local representative, has set
asdie an unlimited amount' of
money to aid men In building
homes for themselves.
The above were some of the points
brought out by Harry M. Jacobs to
day in discussing some of the acti
vities of the Chamber of Commerce
nad other organizations in furthering
the interests of New Bern.
"One hears complaint on the part
of some of our citizens regarding
business condition," said Mr. Jacobs,
"but after one has talked to the busi
ness men of some of our neighbor
ing towns we realize that we've got
a lot to be thankful for.
'I believe that New Bern is going
to see more new homes satrted in
the next thre or four months than
has ever been the case before in the
history of the city. The prospective
home owner is being given every pos
sible assistance. One of the local
building and ioan associations! ap
proved eight applications for money
the other day. All of this money is
to be put into new homes. Our lum
ber mills are going to see a big in
crease in business, and we should re
member that the mills comprise our
greatest local industry.
"Over in another town a tthe pre
sent time quite a number of men
who were formerly employed in the ,
ptfof olk-Southern shops here are
working on new homes that are be
ing constructed, in that city. These
men are going to come back to New
Bern. The building activities here are
going to provide them With employ
ment, as it also will provide others.
"We've been looking, on the dark
side of things long enough. It's time
that we took a sensible view of the
outlook and see what the future reat
ly holds in store for us. New Bern
and Craven county are holding? th,
attention of all of the other towns-,'
in this part of North Carolina, fori,
they realize that this section is do-,
ing things and that we are making.;;
a permanent program and not indulg
ing in any artificial boom. People are
asking about our agricultural pro-'
gram. Questions are being received
concerning it from all sections of
North Carolina, as well as from oth
er states. New Bern is the capital of
this part of the state and we are go
ing to enjoy real . prosperity as the
result of developments which have,
taken place during th past few
months. - '
"We've got a good town and a good!
county. We've got everything In the"
way of natural resources to help , us.
We're going to increase the popula
tion of our town and we are going to
advance our agricultural interests to
a higher degree of efficiency and pros
perity. The joint stock land banks
are aiding the farmers apd are en
abling them to borrow money. The
second payment for tobacco sold un
der the cooperative plan will be made
right away.
"Fessimisim? New Bern and Craven
county have no use for that word at
the present time. Instead of being
v.nnai m iut-; wo -ifp entitled to be OD-
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timistic in every sense of the word." ,
WE BELIEVE THAT WE ARE IN A POSITION TO SAVE YOU MONEY, NOT ONLY IN LUMBER, BUT ALSO IN SHINGLES, WINDOW AND DOOR
TRIM AND OTHER BUILDING SUPPLIES. BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER BE SURE TO INQUIRE AS TO OUR FIGURES.
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