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FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
DECEMBER 1, 1922.
THE N EW BERN ; SU N-JOURNAL
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J M. : Roberts ' -returned' -this--evening
Ironi (i..eti.-iloi o, where he
bean on a business, trip.-' iv '
"FLYING- PJERP ECTHDr
WONDE.R 11 VS 1 1U
TH' BrRDS"DO
Allie Cooke spent yesterday in Kal
lgh on a. visit to friends.'
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Fowle, of
Washington, spent Thanksgiving with
.relatives here. . Mr. Fowle returned
home this mornings but. Mrs. Fowle
will remain in- New' Bern a few days
longer.' . V-
' - Mr. , and Mrs. A. J. Ellis,, of Golds
Tboro, ' spent Thanksgiving here with
friends, . returned .to their home this
afternoon.' - ,V - ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. John. Pi.Stedman, of
Washington, were, the guests yester
day of Mr. and Mrs.; Bayard White
hurst on New. street.! - ... . .. ' . '
larry Mooro, Jr.," . returned this
morning to Chapel Jfcll, after having
spent Thanksgiving v with a relatives
here. ',- . .: -. ;. .', -- ' ' -
; ohn Dunn,, student at Chapel Hill,
is spending the ,. Thanksgiving holi
days with his parents, Mr.- and Mrs.
J.O. Dunn. , .
Caleb Bradham ' Ionis Foy, Ray
Ashford Chad wick Uzzell and Steph
en Daniels, f tudents at the University,
are here spending .the Thanksgiving
holidays. , . ,
- ,Fred Shi pp. of Trinity College, who
spent. Thanksgiving, . here, with liis
parents, returned to school this morn
ing. .- ,
"NoMbrbRuiricdShirtwRistsforM
said Mrs. Southlee
JUDGE GLENN
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Was Victim of Auto Accident.
A Brother of Mrs. R. C.
v Pratt, of New Bern
"I've discovered a roost vonderful water softener"
A Group o youi-R hou3cive3 snowy v rate, ihs uses less soap
were iiics.'o.'.r j wa i.. g n-uterials.
One said that her clothes had been
fairly eaten to ribbons by patent
washing fluids and chemicals. .
"No' more of that in my home,"
said Mrs. Southlee. "I've dis
covered a most wonderful water
softener that does - not harm the
fabric. My maid says it makes the
washing; easier than
anything she has. ever
used.;; She just dis
solves a teaspoon
ful of Red Seal Lye in
each bucket of water.
.This sof fens the water,
ind, makes the clothes
too. '
. "That's quite true," chimed in ahother.
"I've always used Red Seat Lye as a water
softener, but that's only one of its many
uses. Red Seal Lye makes an excellent
soap. I tell my cook to save all the waste
grease. One can of Red Seal, when mixed
with grease and water, makes enough soap
to last several months for all laundry and
scrubbing purposes". It's really Quite fun
to rnafce; The directions are in the can."
. . There are many household
uses and recipes - for Red
Seal Lye described in the
Red Seal Booklet, which will
. be mailed you free.. Send
for it today. -
Ask youi dealer for the
.old. reliable granulated Red
Seal Lye. Get the genuine.
. Take no other. . - .
P. C. TOMSON & CO., Southwark P. O., Philadelphia. P.
CHURCHES OBSERVE
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O.. B- Radcliffe,- of Vanceboro,' was
among the out of town, visiti'os in the
city today. , . ,
D. Crawford, - of Greenville, is
here today " on a brief -business -vJt.
Miss L6uise Burke, of ' Morehead
City,, who visited friends' here- yester
day to her home this morning. --
a J. C. Lewis, of Greenville,' was seen
on streets of the city' this morning.
ANNUAL BAZAAR
"Word was received, here yesterday '
of the. death, of Judge W. Ti Glenn,
of Hugo, Okla., who was the victim
of an automobile accident. He died
of a fractured skull. The body will
he' brought to . Stonevillc, JJ. C, for
interment. ' . - ,' ' . V . .
Judge " Glenn was a brother , of
John Glenn, formerly of this city, and
also of Mrs. R. C. Pratt, of New Bern.
. Mr.'.and -. Mrs, . Pratt will . leave - for
stoneville tomorrow
funeral services.
to . attend . the K
The annual- biwsaar of the Ladie'
Guild of "Christ Cliurch will be held
Wednesday, December 6, .starting at
4:00 p. m. at the Parish House. - -i
Death of Infant . . - ;
. ' OdelL White, Jr.. the 8-day-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Odell White, died' at
their home at. an early hour this
morning. "The funeral services, were
held this afternoon -at 3, o'clock, OTOev.
Guy Hamilton officiating. Interment
was in Cedar , Grove .qemeery. '
St. Mary's Alumnae Meeting. x
A larg,e: number of alumnae from
St. Mary'j? School met at 1 . o'clock
this afternoon at the Parish House,
thC meetig being simultaneous -with
.others- in various sections of this arid
other states. - ' , ... :
The purpose of today's meetings is
to inaugurate the-campaign -for the
$100,0000 .fund Co rthe college. John
G. Bragaw, Jr.,' of j Washington, was
the principal speaker; at. the meeting
and delivered a most excellent and
Impressive talk on" th- work that the
school was doing" and the need ,for
a greater enlargement. ., '
SUBMERGED SCENERY,
CHRISTCHURCH, N. Z., Nov. 30.
Plans to drain- Lake Rotomahana
atid -uncover the famous White Ter
races of Rotoru have-been abandon
ed for ,&?year. ' 1 i - -y .......
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DRAWN LOOKING
COURSE
"Don't you think she has a very
drawn look in the face?'?. -
"Naturally she j pencils her
brows." t
. 7 Thahkfe'ivlng" vas very fittingly ob
served by New Bern churches when
ill held at least one service- durin?
the day which was devoted to the spir
it of the day. In several churches of
ferings were taken for orphans and
;or local 'needy families. .
' Special services were held at First
Presbyterian church with . Dr. ' J. N.
H. Summerell preaching an especial
ly inspiring sermon. In the meantime.
Rev. J A. Vache preached at the
Presbyterian chur-h -at Croatan.
-Rev. W. V. McRae delivered a
strong sermon In, which he embodied
the spirit . of . thanksgiving in .Cen-tenai-y
Methodist church in the morn
ing .before alarge audience.'
Among the other local churches ob
serving the day with special services
WHICH boy:
H fJ. M.
were Christian Science and Baptist.
WILMINGTO:f,...Nov. 30. Robert
C, De Rossett, of this city who is
manager of the credit department of
the Montivedeo branch of the Nation
al City bank of New York, recently
sailed from South America, and is ex
pected to 'arrive in New York in a
few days.-. .' - . , .
Mr. De Rossett, who has many
friend? in WTmington, his native city,
went to the Uruguay -city about four
years ago a.s a. clerk for the National
City bank, but has since been pro
rrVoted to manager of the credit depart
ment, a- positioR of responsibility and
Crust. - v
Hq will probably visit relatives
in, Wilmington during hi.? stay in the
United States, and his many friends
here will be glad to greet him again.
OJISGA'itlfi-
'For.. Constipated . Bowels Bii ious Liver
The nicest." cathartic-laxative to
physic your bove?a when you have
- .Ileahache "' Billlousness -. - -
i Colds , . Indigestion .
Dizziness . . Sour 'Stpmach
isr candy-like CascareW. One or two
tonight will empty your bowels com
pletely by morning and you will feel
sp.endid. "They work ' while you
sleep." Cascarets never stir you up or I
gripe like Salts, Pills, Calomel or Oil
and they cost only ten cents a bdx.
Chi'dren love Casearats too.
9 WpX MB?'IJJff,,
lirnrfilftn niferi rtn
WOMEN! DYE
THINGS
NEW
IN
"DIAMOND OYES'
Football backs are very, forward
young men, if you car for such thing..
MASONIC ; NOTICE .
A special Communication of Doric.
" 'A : Lodge "No. 568 A. F. &
" A- M wjai be ; held
thia j Friday evenipg.
at 7
the Mi
. -M- Degree Refresh
ments served. All master Masons cor
dially invted to attend; 3y. order of
W. M. ' , 1
A. D. BROOKS, v '
v " -. .- Acting Secretary
V ( lMyr December first
' p.- m: Work in I
Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
contains . directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her worn,
shabby dresses, skirts; waists, . ;coats,
stockings, sweaters, coveringsj drap
eries, - hangings, everything, even if
she has never, dyed before. Buy "Dia
mond Dyes"T--no other kind then
perfect dyeing is ' sure because Dia
mond Dyes are- guaranteed"- riot to
spot,- fade streak, or run. -Tell your
druggist whether the . material -you
wish .to dye. is woo, or , silk, . pr.
whether it is linen, cototn or mi
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lized
?oods.
Notice is . hereby given that after
November 13th I, will no longer be
connected . with the; Firm of Free
man & Canaday and all bills con
tracted after that date I will not be
responsible. - y
.. " V: ' ART FREKMAN. '
Nov. 16-80t - ' Dover, N. C.
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MASON
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REGULAR PICTURE SHOW MATINEES 2:30-1 P. M.
T ONLY ONE NIGHT SHOW 8 P. M. - '
; Children 25:cents, Adults 60 cents To Night Show,
MAE ALLEN'SA VI ATION GIRLS:
And Musical Comedy Company, in an entire, change of
V . program. , Presenting the Hilarous Farce :
"IN GAY NEW YORK"
Vaudeville Acts Supreme
- , AND ITS DIFFERENT
MYERS AND YOUNG That Singing and Talking
Pair. ' ' '
TEDDY WITZGALL Syncopating, Palpitating, Ag
gravating' Jazz Dancer.
MARY GRAY ALLIEN The Primodona Great.
BONITA TRIO The Trio That Surely Puts Out The
Harmony. ,1
AVIATION GIRLS BEAUTY CHORUS
: ALL SWEET SLXTEENERS
Picture Program Precedes Musical Comedy and
- . , . .Vaudeville :
JOHN PRESTON McGOWAN
The new iind in Western characters in his latest pro
duction ' . ,
: "THE RUSE OF THE RATTLER"
SHOW SHOP TONIGHT
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EVERBYR6DY'S
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Will
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Fertune's Mask
This popular starv in a
brand new feature, that's
different. v . eart,e willims
From O. Henry's Story "Cabbages and Kings"- sup;
ported by Patsy Ruth Miller and a host of other well
known screen artists.. A 'snappy, up-to-the-minute
Special.
Also Screen Snapsshots Something new. . See your
' y favorite Star at work and 'pKy.
TOMORROW Handsome Roy Stewart in Petter B.
Kyne's famous Copfuppolitaii Magazine storj "Back
to Yellow Jacket."
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Show ShopJ hursday, Dec. Sth
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JOHN GOLDEN
Producer of "Lightnin,", "Thank-U," "3 Wise Fools,'
etc., etc., presents
'Spite
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"Best American comedy
ever written." The
"World.
A conue tragedy of married life by Frank Craven ', staged by
AVlnchell Smith. The Soul of Jjaughter A Joy. Forever.
Straight to the heart and home. Initial tour after 2 - years
triumph in New York. Perfect Cast. Original Production.
. . . S1.00, Sl.50, 2.00, ; li.50 tlus
IBICES..
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FROM $5.00 TO $10.00.
ON EVERY SUIT.
SatuMsL
Beginning
Morning At 10:00 A. M.
For Conyenien Choosing We Have Divided -Them
In 3 Lots And Priced Them At
So0
A great special purchase secured at price conces
sions which enable us to offer values far away more
wonderful than any of those that have preceeded
them.
. . .300 in aU-coming at the very moment when
thoughts are centered 6n new suits for fall and winter
wear.
See Window Display
Service Value Quality Satisfaction You get them all.
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Coplon
We , have served the public faithfully
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