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V7c
ienceil-and : Uniarried-sal6Blads to
vwprk;."? in , . ready rto-wear, ? depart
Jf rnent. Good i wages. V Steady employ-
; merit, j Keferenceav required.v .-Apply
V. Box' 14, - Ncw-Xtirn.-.N.. C ; '
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EOUSr I'OR RENT EIGHT. Rooms
and t ;li.. All modern conveniences,
Pr ;ion given December ;. 1. No.
.127 ILroad street. - Phone 637-J,
'N.--.Jones.
Ft,.l
wc : : nAf i and dry pise
, '-wood, for sUe. Apply; to S. L.' Buck,
K12 nhenis Avenue. Pbojie'"3.05.v,-'.
jror. : SALE I liAT TOP," pearl
s . front "piano for , salev, cheap. App.y
li Kose street. - V. w.I -?,z-2t-p
FOIl, S VliE COAI STOVE. In' good
- '-condition. :- Will- sell cheai. : Apply
39 HAncocK or pnone os w.
dh
I , : Q3T AND FGUID f
xos : notice is hereby, giten
that a certificate of deposite No.
14 ' Issued to Mrs. R. H. White.
da J July 14, 1922, has been lost
-,' a; : a duplicate is,- about to be la
true;, Bank; of Dover, N. C. 2-30t-
IX).- . C. LASS-EYED MALE. PUPPY
'.bLsck''; with - speckle iiieck. -JlO re
"i war 1 for ireturn!toi Ag M.jPurifoy;
f -Kew Berni Jcoute 1. jva
f JnoKbenate ilm mate
RALEIGH. ' Nov. 2 8. Political- de
velopments f; the past week;: which
were . be reviewed when the Demo
cracy of the- State assembled around
a ' Yarborough banquet " table, have
as . much if not more to do with the
selection of a couple of United States
Senators than they do with nominat
ing the. democratic candidate for, gov
ernor in 1924. So goes current gos
sip, ''i'i '
A11 of which, of Course, presupposes
that . the v; Democratic : party will ; re
main the dominant party,; at least for
four years., ia to te elected In . 1924
at the .same time, the next governor
ia, crowned ; hy . thV ballot; tajiother
comes before the people In 1926. -
'Angus Wilton: tMeLean,,' o Lummer-
ton ad Josiahn William Bailey, f
Raleigh, are not" the6nly-.twa people
directly interested Jn(he primaries f
Juneic l?24JosephuSajiiel8;: Cam
eron Morrison, Furniroiajvici-enaiw
Ri m m nn.ct nnA f!lvr1f . Roark HoOV, Of
Shelby; have-: a anterest the pri
mMry election sand they are; watching t
the political fur fly now with just
asmuh interest as. if thier own can- i
didacies were ..announced. .' ; .
; pauicls ,o Be ,ilth Bailey
WhU.o .b.o. may not v lend the col
umns of his newspaper to Mr. Bailey's
suppoi't.'.lt'is belieyedf by many that
Josephus Daniels will bo with Josiah
Williams Bailey in his fight for re
form not only in the, tsfx commisslcn
er's office,' but- in some several other
offices about the State Capitol. y-'-.Governor
; 4 Cameron. Morrison s
rwsndl-vilk ,bc ; with! rii Mteau.
Mr. WattS; Js. now. and ;will be with,
.Mri McLean.; Senator Simmons, to' h't
a candidate to succeed himself if his
health, holds out.' will be neutral ani
the rgShizatioiv-'wllivJje split. CtvJo'
Roark ".-Hpery wllXbe watching f.rdt
a-wajffiimcfoi; , t926.iSK? ,:;..;,;; i
, ,-'Mri; llpW and.'i Mjfc'jr Morrison want,
to SHCceexJ . Senator,' Jee S. Overman,
and iehhepi. one of-them are willing to'
take' JiP M10 Overnian toga by ap-;
iu mms mmmxwmrnmi
nun np hmin f L.--
uniLUO DUIfilLLJ
i
campaign4' and
hr6thfrlaJCE
"California Rg Syrup" is
Child's Best Laxative
CTydu Roark, Hoey,
iiax fiardner;
QVen : ClevCianu
Cbunt-; hfeadauarters lit home iiiid the'
tftoty''ior the' Senate" . campaign
would be on. " " j - . i'T1
' All thse things, it must be said,
;jre too far in the. distance to be ;t
' .down as any auso.iuie potentialityi
N.vertheles."?, the :-. composite mind f
some of the more seasoned politicians
'sf Xorth. Care Una, including Mr.
Watts and Mr. Bailey, so'reason them
out.
A photograph , makes : a fine Christ
was present. T"he perons you" give .it
to cannot give it away. ;; : ;. : '.
OPT03IETRIST : ;
(Specialist1 in fitting 'glasses.) ..J
OteriiJTwenty xenrs, Experience,
From ' 10 to ;1
Hours: '
i
Fronj 3 to 6. . I J-. '
TM NO MLOMEt
-.,MsonVLiveriTone'Straigh Up Better Than.
-Salivating, Dangerous uaiomer ana Moesn t upsei
i VourriJon't Losea Day's Work ReadGuarantee ,
AT" I AVORS TAFFY AND CREAM
c'oc. nut andy, made fresh . daily
- ' &t I :3orley's. A . 10-20-lmoch
JU:: RECEIVED FRESH
j pr ies,- Florida oranges,
't crape fruit, malaga grapes,
' "nice arples, fresh Autumn
' h -t Butter. STAR GRa
CE IY CO., 60 Middle St,
. ' Vlzne 57. '
TRUSTEE S SALE
i the n
Trust,
ef SMi
will o:
( Court
ven C
uraiy
Pursuant to the power of sale-contained
in that certain deed of trust,
executed May 10. 1920, from J. G. I
Jacksc-.-i - ar. wife, Sara .E. Jackson; ;
to WiZUam ' Dunn, Jr., "Trustee, re
corded in Book 2 2 3, .'page 70, default
havin: Veen made in the payment of'
.'3 t-ocured by said Deed, of
at-the request; of the holder
nott the undersigned .Trustee
r for sale and will sell at ths
Touse door in. New Bern;; Cra-.
.ntv North Caroiina,:--on Sat
rhe' twenty-third pf December.
19112, at twelve o'clock noon,' the fol
lovrias described property, conveyed
in b.ii I Deed of Trust: - - -. .
In . t' e City of New- Bern ,itt. -the
town s i kcowrt as IiversyleaJplot
cr i of which is recorded in Book
526, SituatQ on the, north
of .-Blades avenue, described
ws: Beginning at- a ,-point 'tn
th side of Blades Avenue, 211
feet , southwest of National , Avenue
gnd ruiiiiin? Whence pai'allely wi,th, Na
tjc; :1 .Avenue northwardly; 14Q feet;
th?. ce-Yestwardly and parallel with
B3a Averiue 39 feet to the line of
Jot ,Na, 3; thence southwardly along
the LnO'of -lot. No.-3 .and parallel with
National Avenue 140 .feet- to. Bladus
Avenue;', thence--- eastWardiy V along
P.Iaucs' Avenue 39 feet to the begin-
Bin?., being a parj of lot No.. 2 in said
t,ow n bite. ' 4 ' t - s -
' - , ' WM. DUNN, JR..
- , , . Trustee
November 21st. 1922. ,3.'V -N-21-28-D-5-1?.
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He : 1; The Classified Ads
177. !
em n
s f j
the. n
I discovered a Vegetable compound
that 'does' - the ; Work'' 'of dangerous,
sickening . (palomelvand fvl , wajit every
reader of this' paper to buy a bottle
for ,a ,fw centa. - arid if - it - 4oen, t
straighten you up better and quicker
than salivating calomel just go back
to the store And get your money back
I'j guarantee; that.phe,j spoonful o!
Dodson's Liver Ton will , put yoU?
sluggish liver to work and cleanf your
thirty feet of bowels of the. soux bile
and constipation poison which Is clog
ging your, system and making you
feel miserable. - . ,
I .guarantee: that - one spoonful of
this harmless liquid liver medicine
will relieve the headache, biliousness.
poated tongue.ij ague, malaria, sour
stomach or any other distress caused
by a torpid liver, as quickly as dose
of vile, nusekting. calomel,' besides
it will not mike you trick or keep
you from a day's .work. .
"- CaJomel i poison dt's mercury-
it attack3 - the ; boaes often ( causing
I'heumatismj.; Cailomel t la dangerous.
It sickens ;while my Dodson's Liver
Ton is safe, pleasant and harmless.
Eat anything, afterwards, because it
can : not "saiiivat'e.. Give it to the chil
dren because- it- . doesn't .-upset" the
stomach or shock.. the- liver. .Take a
spoonXulj, t9hight and wake ; up feel
ing; fine, and ready for a full, day's
works. Advt. :. , . "... .-. '
i Hurry tnothjfl Even ' 'l-'rasl sick
child v loves the "fruity" taste of
"California Fig Syrup";, and . it never
fails to open the bowels, A tc-aspoon-tuiliitpday
; may prc-ve "a- .sjck cliild
tomorrow.: If 'onstipatfed, liitlouf . fev
erish,' .fretful;:, has cold, ' ealic, . or .. if
stomach is i?oi, tongue coaied, bycatn
bad, arejnenber ;a. good qlea'nsihg of J
tne nine ouwfis is uitt'u an liiul ih
necessary.
. Ask your . druggist for genuino
"California Fig Syrup" -w'nioli hns
rtir'ections for babies iand- childrf f T'n
all ages printed: onr;:Vp'ottle. ,Sthe
You must say;"(J,aijtornia". yog
ft&y ' get an ifiitaiidl5,fig srp. - 0;
vAj raoviej produccri plans;-t.o '.dranja
t izc the ten comniandm'ehts if iho
censors don't '. cutsome of them out.
DR. E. F. MENIUS
." Eyesights Specialist
- ; 'with...
SASI K. EATON CP.
New ' Bern, ' N. . C-
Read Th6 Classified6 Ads
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pointment or . St the call ,6f the, peo
ple. Air, :DanicJs would succeed "Sen
ator Sunmons -Jby appointment 'or, if
'Lean. It is a njSctter of- keen fnje,?
lure here iiow -what -.would -ha.pptr"i
efiould Senatoif'? Overman refi-iSe . bfiv-a
the- call. iSiStropg enough, would- take (fore. 1 'j24. It . js not believed! trta.ti
it by thepreponderance 'of the bal- Governor Morrison would resign .anAj
lots yast in the primary of, 1924. trust to Governor- Cooper -to-'appohttl
MJnuicIs Har01y.a'CHntU1a(6 . him ..as .the successor,- hut, it. vs be-;
But things right now haven't shap-jHevcd tliat-Mr. .Morrison would name.;
ed" themselves so that Mr. Daniels can , Henot CJarkson
be-counted a. candidate, against Sen
ator Simmons for the nomination., It
is most unUkely that he will be, but
by the same token it is Unlikely that
Mr,. Simmons will take any hand in
the Balicy-McLean fight...
If '.'the Senator' were to say that
h intended to vote for Mr. McLean,
as he said in 1920 he.4ntiended to. vote
for Mr. Morrison, that would be the
signal for the Bailey folk.?" to being
qut a candidate agabgst him. And. they.
wo.xild i turn first tq 'Jotjephus Dan
iels. . "'.' ; '
; -In the Western district, where the
Senatorship is not an issue until th
primary - of ,126, s provided Senator
Overman remains in jgood health, the:
situation is dicerenti' '.-
. Morrison Backins McLeaa .
v There is Ttbef-posgihjJJty . tha,t ,Sep"
ator i Overmans health will not per
mit, him remaining in the Senate and
this ; statement Isn't, made. ; with : the
view ot putting the junior Senator in
the hospital either., It is a , political
contingency - o which , practically
every - man who . ia discussing politics
how. looks- Shouldf Seniifot; Oyarrsan
retire before the primary of ,1928,, and
should Mr.-McLean, be elected inW24,
Mr. Morrison would, undoubtedly', be
the Senator, from the West. ,
:. .The blessing .of Mr. Watts vhas been
conferred on this arrangement.. Pres
to, . Mr. Watts . is suppo'rting jlc
his t oini er euni
and then ma'kc-thr
BALL EfflfJ RSI OK
TO CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. V,,
paign mdnagei-
race in 1924.
Rhclhy-Charlotle Fight Again; .
Such a circumstance, or series' tf
circumstaiu:es, would produce another
campaign, in which - CharloUe and
DitBELLS
Eine-lUr Honey
B. - r v. "
: rnentiioK
; Jbr Goupy Couis and CcM$
' Mothers fctr -vears have reded nooa f
thisdepenciable prescription of s fam-
fly physician to hrealc up alartning, v
creoiiy ecmghb Yoa can depend on Dr. i -BelTs
daring loos niht-attacfcs of oongh- '
las. It loosens bard-packed pfalegm, re
Heves eoogested areas and stops cough- .
inf. ChildrentJkethisaaodoIdpureByT-ii? -'
- of phae-tar, boney. At any drng store..
-i InStSt On IVtLLr S. ;
THANKSGIVING-.
' . NOVEMBER 30th,
vsU.of V
'':
, SFECIAL SLEEPER. ON
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R; R.
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Lv.New ern 6:20 P. M..ov.,29th. s
Ar. KiVist6w-7".8 P.-'M;-Nov. 29th. ..
Ar. Haleigh' 1 :00 M. Nov. 29th.
Ar. Durham 12:00 P. M. Nov. 29th. -wk
Ar, Greensboro 3 :00 A. M. Nov. 30th.
: Ar, Charlottesville 7 :30 A; M.'Nov; 30th.
ROUND TRIP FARE FROM NEW BERN
$15.06
Sleeping' Car . Rktes: . ', "
Lower Berth Rate. . . ..... ......... . .?4.13
Upper Berth Rate , -v-
Round Trip Tickets on sale Nov 20th. Good for
return until midnight Dec. 2, 1922. Space ia, this
sleeper can be wsemd foe Raleigh, Durham, Greens
boro, Danville, Va., and Charlottesville, .
( Special Train returning leaves Charlottesville 7: SO
P. M. Nov 30th. Ar. New .Bern 9:14, A. M. Dec. 1st.
Corresponding round trip fares fronic other points.
Make sleeper reservations on Depot ' Ticket Agent,
' New Bern. -
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ny tolks . trrorit4 iwith
h seiche. fear to seek rellsfiln
nt -ir Becausa ot flatulence, or
Brtburn afterward. -
.TNOLB'S- i 'LAXO " ASPIBIN
tc-iuH vth .-pain rellevinc .nalt-,
t 'a 8 aalns of ffonuln .aspir
in, rltia aw. - qualitlM. whloh
eou-taract.- th discomfort that
Qftm follows ths taing of pure
aspirin alone. - - .- ...
A-mlld ' digettant has been
added, as well as a gentle laxa
tive;; ' These two cotablna to ef
tect7tlv remedy tke causa oj tha
2&lnv - The laxattv aids la r
Bftfl bgr body poisons which -whan
toen$-. up in tha system. ' eauss
discemfort and - oftentimes
severe patn:
TINGLE'S , XJlXO ASPIRIN
Is 'the scientific product of ami.
nant cheiii!sts,'wnoaa work fs-
endorsed b y
leading; physicians..-.
Be aura
to ask for TIN
G1.E'S I.AXO
ASPlRr.t H e
asplrfn ,w 1 1 h" !
the, three points
Jt's absorbed easily ' U- -. .
. If. relieves pain qulckl
Jfj a jrentle' laxative .
TINGLFSTatlet of .
. : LAXO-ASPIRIN '
"--., votar. drua-xlst -.. for the
"Three Point Box." .Therapeutic
Keeearch Laboratories, Waabl&sT
ton, X. C. - - ,r. -v
We WillTdke
Much as Ybiir First Advance at
Piio? to; Se'cdnd;Pavment,' Upton As
Your
nHICHESTER SPILLS
in RrJ ftnd tloid mctallicX
bans, snled with Blus Kibbun.
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