TKE WEEKLY Q
IfUHUaea 1878
fabUahed Id Two BscUona, everj
Taesday and Friday, at Journal Build-
sg-to Craven Street, " ' . -u
CHARLES L. &TXYXSB,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Official Paper of New Bars and
Craven Connty. . '; '. : -" 1 '
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ceive notice of expiration of their sub
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nted at the Poatofflce, New Bern,
N. C aa second-class matter. - -
New Bern, N. C. November, 28. 1911.
REMARKABLE? DEMONSTRA
. ' ' TION FAVORING NEW
BEEN.
- The old adage of "-money talks,"
ia as much in force today aa ever.
Opinion backed by dollars far out
weighs in its effectiveness the
best conversationist. '
The abeve is actively proven in
the article in Saturday's Journal,
telling of the raising by popular
subscription of $300. among the
farmers living along the line be
tween New Bern and Aurora, a
road that passes, through parts of
Craveu, Pamlico and Beaufort
counties. "Weeks ago a committee
! representing the poeple of these
'sections come to this city, and
asked that New Bern would join
in a movement to put in first class
order the road leading from this
city to the vicinity of Aurora,
saying it was their estimate that
about four miles' was the longest
portion needing special expense in
repairing, and to show tbHr wil
lingness in the wor' , they agreed
to raise $250. rr tha l,00 they
deemed necessary ur this road
work."
' Friday last, the committee sent
word to the Journal that $300 was
subscribed, and they were ready
to join New Bern Chamber of Com
merce in beginning the road work.
The sections traversed by this road
are rich in trade possibilities for
this city. The fact that the coun
try people have so readily and
generously subscribed, should find
an equal response from the people
of this city, through the Chamber
of Commerce, and enough money
be pledged at once to keep the
work, already undertaken by the
farmers, in full swing until this
road shall be completed. Now is
the season of year to begin the
work, labor is easier to secure and
the farmers will all help. No more
important matter confronts - the
Chamber of Commerce and the
business men of thia city, than to.
follow at once the work now being
prosecuted by the farmers.
NEW YORK BANKS A3 PHI
LANTHROPISTS, The press reports that New York
Banks stood ready to place $50,
000,000 in the Southern States, for
the purpose of handling the cotton
crop of 1911, has been given all
the publicity possible to make it
appear as though these banks real
ly meant it, in the way that the
(Southern cotton farmer might wish
the plan to be, .
The proposition was given out
as being a consultation with the
Southern governors ami cotton con
ference recently held.
The plan proposed to advance
the grower $25 a bale upon hit cot
ton, based on the market value at
the time of the loan, No interest
charge being $1 a bale, which was
regarded as a legitimate minimum
- charge for expense of grading and
handling. ' The cotton; not held,
. nor taken from channels of trade,
but placed at the best advantage.
The grower given the right to des
iguate the day of tale price to Jan.
1, 1913, and farmers to participate
. ia any advance in price to the ex
tent of tbe rise io the market. Pro
vision was made against any appa
rent violation of the Sherman law,
in that eacfi State committee Darn
ed by the Gorernor or the Com
missioner Of Agriculture of each
state has the right to dame the day
of sale, if cotton ' reaches IK Of 13
f its, which gives only a close, le
mto profit for the cost of pro-
Children Cry,
; The Kind You Ilave Always
- in use for over 30 years,
I ' ' - and has
sonal
Allow
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment .
What is CASTORIA
Costorla is a harmless, substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
trorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karootlo rrv
aubstance. Its age is its guarantee. " It destroys Worms ;-
and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. . . It reUeveiTTeething Troubles, cures Constipation . :
- and Flatulency. '-It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep - t
Tbe ChiltJren's Tanacea The Mother's Friend.; - ' ."'
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. T MU"HY ITMIT, NEW YOB PC CtTT.1
tion with his pledge to reduce acre
age the coming year.
All this makes a trust, but not
one that could be convicted under
the law. The combination of New
York bankers and Southern cotton
farmers is about as inconceivable
as any that could be suggested. It
is easy to figure out how one sided
the partnership would be. as the
banks with a clutch on the spot
cotton, could manipulate prices in
the market for futures to suit their
own interests. Even with an
advance to the minimum sell
ing price of 12 cents, the banks
would have one-fourth of any ad
dition to the price, now under 10
cents, beyond the cost of hand
ling. But why go' in to any serious
consideration of such an impossi
ble combioe. Or does auy cotton
grower believe the New York bank
ers are philanthropists 1
DEAFNESS CANNOT.
BE CURED
by local applications, as
they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that it by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the muonui lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
flamed you have a rumbling sound of
imperfect hearing, and when it ia en
tirely closed,. Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflamation can be taken
out and thia tube restored to its nor
mal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever: nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Stnd for circulars free.
T. J. CHENEY ft CO.rops,
Toledo, 0
Sold by druggists, price 75o.
Take Hall's family pills for con
stipation. The appointment of Prof. Garrett
Droppers, of Williams College to the
Massachuset ti Railroad Commission by
Governor Foss was prevented by the
Governor's council. .
Certificate of Stock Lost
Notice is hereby given, that certifi
cate of stock number thirteen, issued
by tbe Atlantic k North Carolina Rail
road Company for one share of stock to
M F. Arendell, has been lost and tha
undersigned will apply to said company
for a new certificate.
This the first day of November 1011.
M. F. ARENDELL
BY W. L. ARENDELL.
Adminisarttor.
The eigh'-ytar old son of Geo. Gold
en, on trial lor wits murd .-r. at Pitts
burgh, was not permitted to testify.
. Women f tie highest type,
women ef superior education and
refinement, ; whose discernment
and judgment give weight and
fore to their, opinions, highly
praise tie wonderful corrective
and curative properties of Cham
Wrlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Throoghout the many stages
of woman's life, from girlhood,
through the ordeals of mother
hood to the declining years, there
U M atier or more reliable med
idna. Qiunberlajn's Tablets art
; .
for Fletcher's- J
Bought, and whlchj has been;
has borne the, signature I '
been made under his per , ,
supervision since Its Infancy. , ,
no one to deceive you in this v-
Signature of
The Norfolk-Southern "Thanksgiving
Special . . -
The football game between the team
of the North Carolina A. A M. College
and tbe Virginia Polytechnic Institute
at Norfolk on Thanksgiving Day has
excited so much general interest that
the Norfolk-Southern fe arranging to
increase its passenger train service on
the night of the 29th to take the erowd
to Norfolk. - A special fast train to be
known as "Special Cadet" will leave
Raleigh at midnight carrying the Stu
dent body from the college. . The foot
ball squad of about 25, which will leave
Raleigh a day ahead of the students,
will join the special train enroute and
arrive in Norfolk early on the morning
of Thanksgiving. The batalion band
will greet the team ' on arrival at the
Norfolk-Southern station, and tbe grand
march to the hotel will 'begin.' Ia ad
dition to the special train from Raleigh
and the regular trains from other points
arrangements have beetj made to pro
vide special Pullman sleepers and coaeh
ea to care for the crowds who wish to
see the A, & M. make' Virginia ''bite
the duet" LasJ yearat Lafayette
Park, when Carolina captured all the
honors pandemonium ' reigned and the
scene was indeseribab'e because of tbe
great enthusiasm of the Carolina root
ers. The "Farmer" team from Ral
eigh this year is said to be the beat that
has ever been gotten Jogether, and
now the bet ia on Carolina two to one.
Great preparations are ueing made to
handle an immense crowd, and the field
is being gotten in first class shape. :
Tbe tobacco growers of North Caro
lina talked about criminal prosecution
of Tobacco Trust officials, ;
"I do not believe there is any other
medicine so good for whooping cough
as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, ,
writes Mrs. Francis Taniin. Junction
fCity, Ore. This remedy Is alsounsur-
passed for colds and croup.
For sale
oy an dealers.
Lots of Hunting.
Tbe talk bad turned upon huntint
ana by and by one of tbe adult visitors,
noting Jamie's rapt and eager look.
remarked cheerily:
"Well, sonny, I dmt suppose you've
bad a chance to do much bunting yetr
"Not many kinds, but lots of K." ex
plained Jamie. "I've never nuatsl
bears or lions, but I've buntet
ay's spectacles most all over the
world!"-Cb1enro Record Herald. f'
There ia little danger from a eold or
fmm an attack of tbe grip escept when
followed by pneumonia, arid this never
happens when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ia used. This remedy has won
its great reputation and ektensive sale
oy its remarkable cores tti eolds end
grin and can be relied upta with im
plicit confidence. For sal by all deal
era, . - i
John D. Rockefeller will he Invited
by tbe House Steel Inquiry Committee
to testify before it v .
. The Biter Bltteaj
A l-iilladeipuia man went t a deals
(o purchase a dozen homing pigeons
end was both surprised abd delighted
at the extremely low pride asked fot
the birds.. . Tbe bargain was finally
concluded aud the pigeons dsllrsred.
Two weeks later tbe cemlemta bai
psned to be passing., wbri tbe dealer
stopped him and asked him now the
birds were getting on.- '
. "1 don't know," replied the gentle
man., " have not beard non my
friend.";
"Your frJendr v "
"Yes; I bought, tbem
Kan Francisco.'' : '
'f-
a maa is
Tbe dealer's Jaw fell in dismay, and
then, with a rueful laugh, be admitted
that be bad sold tbe birds: so cheaply
becsnse be knew that on being releas
ed they would Immediately return to
their old bom. But from Ban Fran
Cisco! It was a clear cum tt the biter
belug bUten.T8t Ix)uls giobe-Dem
rat ,." ' ,
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liL3 :
OFJLASTWEEK
MiMplleT Words. Pupils "Work
Out of Hurfc Thanksgiving -
. Holiday and Offering - v
For the Poor. ,
The accusation is often heard that
children ow-a-days are not as good
speUers as in tha "good old times." Of
course; there are good arid bad spellers
today aa there were years ago, and as
there will likely be for many years to
come..- Usually a poor speller has some
defect In hearing or sight During the
past week an account has been kept of
every word mis spelled in high school
composition work,, : Out of the 8tb, 9th
and 10th grades, .the following words
were mis-spelled; giants, nymph, hea
ven, too, fascinating,, jealous, until,
poplars, pined, manage, stopped. These
were found in 90 compositions, ' V'
There are quite a number of boys and
girls in the graded school who do work
outside of school hours, for which they
receive pay. In many instances this
money is nsed to help support them"
selves, It may be of interest to know
just what they do. A large number of
boys collect ia the afternoon and Satur
days, others clerk in grocery, fruit and
dry goods stores; still others deliver
telegrams and ..do : work in , the lum
ber yards; several sell newspspers and
deliver oar daiiy papers. Quite a num
ber of girls work on the ouside also,
but the majority help at home and re
ceive pay for their time and labor
Washing the dinner dishes, cleaning up
the bouse, etc seem to be favorite
schemes for tha. girls. One girl does
every bit of her own sewing, for which
her father pays bar,; 48 boys and 22
girls report -this outside work for which
they receive pay. A number of the
teachers expect -to attend the North
Carolina Teachers' Assembly in Raleigb.
On next Thursday and Friday tbe usual
Thanksgiving holiday will be given this
year and there will be no school on
either Thursday or Friday. Nov. SOth
Dee. 1st. The usual thanksgiving offer
ing for tbe poor afflicted of the city.
will be taken on Wednesday next, Tbe
beautiful custom for, many years of
each pupil bringing some gift for the
poor and afflicted, will be followed. The
offering will be distributed on Wednes
day afternoon. , i ' r-
Tba IA Grade had a spelling bee on
Friday morning. At the end of twen
ty-five minutes the following remained
standing: Charlene Knapp, Leora, Ar
thur, Carolyn Carmon, Lloyd Doughty,
John Palmer. This grade has begun
fractions and seems to be getting on
very well. : :- i , ; -i i.
In the SA Grade the following Is a
list of those not missing a. won) In spell
ing dnring the week: Grace Stewart,
Felix Labaki, Duffy Rowe, Mildred
Wbitehorst, Annie May Dukes, Brenda
Knapp, Robert Nixon, Daisy Lockyer,
Lucy MeDanieL: Very creditable maps
of the Southern States have been drawn
in this grade during the week. This
morning some interesting facts were
res'), for a few minutes, from "Current
Events" and much interest was arous
ed by calling on tha children to tell
what had been read. In a spelling ben,
in the 4A grade Lillian Grubs was - the
only girl left standing sgainst ten boys,
the boys finally winning out, . ;-;
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S : I
CASTORIA
The transfer of Viscount Sutemi
Chinda, the Japanese' Ambastador at
Berlin, to Washington was gusetted in
Tokio. - ' '
SAVED CHILD FROM DEATH.
"After our child has suffered fromse
vere bronchial trouble for a year."
wrote Or. T. RichardsoO. of Richard
son's Mills, Ala "we feared it had con-
sumption. . It had a bad cough all the
time, weviea many remedies with
out avail, and doctor's medicine seemed
as useless. Finally we triid Dr. King's
New Discovery, and era pleased to eay
that one bottle effected a complete cure
sad our eatia is sgaia strong and neai-
tny, "Foreeugns. coins, noarseneee,
lairlnoe. asthma, erooo and sore lungs.
iU the most infallible remedy that's
made, rrtee SOe and LOO. Trial hot
tie free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
' -atvsa-ssH-M-a-a-Msatasaaw
John V. Rockefeller denied fraud in
tbe Merritt esse and aecussed tbe Mr
rltt brothers of tesrjfjtog false) before
the Itanley aemmlttee.
Chamberlala's Stomach and Liver
Table's de not s teste or gripe, and may
neuken wits perfect earety ny tne
amt delicate wemia or the yoongest
child. The eld nod feeble will also find
tbem a most suitable remedy for aiding
end etrengtnemng their weakened di
gestion a id lor regulating tbe bowel.
For sale by all dealers, , , ,
luffrsaeltes who Dertit bated In last
Tuesday's Hots to London were' givtn
jail sentences. , ...
Justise Wright ruled that Gompsrs,
Mitchell aad Morrison must stand trial
ea contempt charges. .
its r r--r-re
as hm - . '
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SCHOOL
EM! EElHO LIB T3
Norfolk, Ta., Account Foot Ball
Game A. & M. vs V. P. I.
Thanksgiving Day Thurs 1
day Nov. 30th, 1911.
- Special sleeping cars will be placed
at Goldsboro, Kinston and New Bern.
SCHEDULE - : " ROUND TRIP
Lv. Goldsboro 10:15 P; M. : $ 8 00
"if LaGrange 10:42 : s. 8 00
Kinston ' 11:10 ' ? 8 00
" Dover f - 11:30 ' 1 . 8 00
" Beaufort 8:48 V. x y'i 4 20
" M. City ' 4:15 " 4 00
" OrienUl 2:00 . " 4 00
' -' New Bern 12:30 A." M. . 8 00
Ar. Norfolk , -. 8,-00;.",-;. .
- Tickets sold for all day ; trains Nov.
29th and train No. 16 leaving Goldsboro
Nov. 29th and leaving New Bern- Nov.
SOth, Tickets good to return until train
No. 6 leaving Norfolk Dec. 1st. -
Special sleeping cars placed at Golds
boro, Kinston and New Bern may be
occupied at 9:30 p m Nov. 29th. Re
turning passengers using Pullman ser
vice may occupy sleeping can until 7:00
a m Dec 1st at New Bern, Kinston and
Goldsboro. r - -:
Tickets sold for trains Nos. 2 and 16
and train No. 6 leaving Raleigh Nov.
29th, tickets good to return on train No.
6 leaving Norfolk 9:00 p m Dee 1st '
Sleeping car space should be reserved
through local agents at once to insure
satisfactory accommodations. . -, -
' A Poet Whe Drseded Frra.
Thomas Gray, author of the "Elegy,'
had a weakness "in the form of a nerv
ous dread of fire. His chamber at St
Peter's college, Cambridge, being fa
tbe second floor, he thought it likely
that in case of "h fire his exit by the
stairs might be cut off.; He therefore
caused an iron bar to be fixed by arms
projecting from the outside of bis win
dow, designing by a rope attached
thereto to descend in the event of a
fire occurring. - This excessive caution
led to a practical Joke by his fellows
One midnight a party of students
thundered! at his door with loud cries
of Tire, fire!" The nervous poet
flew to bis' window and slid down the
rope to the ground, where he was hail
ed with shouts of laughter. .The win
dow, with Its Iron apparatus. Is stir
shown, it Is said.. Gray's delicate na
tare was so shocked by this rough Jokt
that he changed his lodgings. -
QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEUMATISM.
George W. Koons, Lawton, , Mich.,
says: ;'ufi. uetchon's -kelief for
Rheumatism has given my wife won
derful benefit : for ' rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot,' had to be
lifted for two months. She began thai
use of the remedy and unproved rapidly.
On Monday she could not move and on
Wednesday she got up, dressed herself
and walked out for breakfast," : Sold
by Bradham Drug Co. - t
.,, Saving. Him.- -
"Why have you and Miss 8weet
broken off your engagement"
"Because she loves me so." .'j
"That's a queer reason." ...
"Not at all. Bhe believes in fortune
telling, and when she went to have her
future revealed not long ago she was
Informed that she. would be married
three times. : That settled my case, fot
tbe time being at least She said that
she was determined that I should not
encounter the dancor of being first on
the Usf-Plttsburg Press. , ;
WHAT WOULD YOU. POT.
In case of a burn or scald what would
yoj do to relieve tbe painT Such in
juries are liable to occur in any family
and everyone- should be prepared for
them. Chamberlain's Salve aDolied on
a soft cloth will relieve the pain almost
instantly, ana unless i he injury is a very
severe one, will causs the parts to beal
without Waving a soar,; . For aale by all
dealers, - ...... --
. Tbe National Good Roads Congress
at Richmond elected officers and ad
journed. " v
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. 0 t : . u( cerwat Wtnr.
:lhe lui'" ' .JiMiclty of the :ivcrr:j;
womnn who ocs not wear cortcU I
anout 2,800 tubjc ten ti mcten, or 17
cubic lnhes; of one who Is In the hub
It of wearing corsets only 2.200 cubli
centimeters,, or 134 cubic Incbov f
that rue rapacity of the numiul anO
nnrestricted Iruigs is' about 273 poi
root more than that of those whirl:
bav been compressed by the corset
Scientific Amojlcau.;;; ;
' A Technical Mind. '. ''
"What in the name of common sease
are you atrestlu; me forr asked the
motorist who bad accidentally violated
a resrulatlou. .
"1 ain't arrestln' you In the name ef
common sense." replied' tbe rustic
Sheriff." I'm arrestln' you In the
aeme of the law." Washington Stan
' The towns of Tripoli and Homtf aerc
were reported besieged by the 'Turks.
''I am' p'eased to recommend Cbsra
b?rlain's Cough Remedy as the beit
thing I know of and safest remeHy for
coughs, eolds Sid bronchi il trouble,
writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold ef Denver,
jColo. "We- have used it repeatedly
and It has never failed to give relief'
For sale by all dealers.
r . -Osad Men's Toth. '
Before artlfli'lal leeth were created
deflcienciea bod to bo nmde good by
the real article, so body imU'her rav
aged the cemetvrlos at nlnl't. brouklng
up tbe Jaws of (be dead to estruct
their teeth to sell to doatlxts for lnr
Uoo In live men's nioutlu. AD nrmyuf
these ghnuls' followed Welllu'tou't
srmy. They were "licensed as sntlcin,
but once lilxht fell out came their nil
per and they prowled over the ImIi!
field extracting lbs twih vt t! C ' 4
or dvlun. :
red taps ;i c::."'::y. -
A Railway Ticktt, a Controversy and
a Dslaysd Train.
- In an account of the duchy of Te :k
end Its Inhabitants by the Rev. & Bar
tng-Gould an amusing ' experience is
thus described by the author:
."We are wont, we Englishmen, ?S
grumble at red taptsm, but with us it
does not go beyond the government
offices. In Germany It Is everywhere
I had an Instance of It between Ober
Lenningen and Owen. I had asked at
the . former - place, for a third . class
ticket to Owen and bad stepped Into
a third class carriage. On these branch
lines nearly every one travels fourth,
I counted twelve compartments fourth,
nine third and three second. There
Was no first' class compartment ! t e
fore reaching the next station In fa
a mile from Ober Lenningen the la
spector came round. , ' ---'.
, " 'Hah, you have . a , fourth class
ticket and are In a third class com
pnrtment: The fine Is 6 marks.' i .
. "I -explained and offered at once to
pass Into an .inferior , carriage or p iy
the difference. '- ..":;.! y .
, " "That Will not do. . Ion have 1 a
fringed the law and must pay 0 mark t
"I get out at Owen and willazplaia
matters to the station master. . t,
vV"I did 'sa- '-X':
" The fine is 6 marks said this Ir
ter peremptorily. t--: -:X:
-' 'But" said L I demanded, a thl1
class ticket and' was given one fit
Which I hari not asked. Thls wae aa
oversight of the clerfc' . -i .v. ""'":
" 'Tou should have examined yo
ticket; L'v'rU: 'vS-'Yis. " v:',-'
'The train was delayed five minutes
while the matter was thrashed out os
the platform, the travelers eranlig
their necks out of tbe windows jf
their respective carriages, looking on
and listening with lively Interest- tt
last reluctantly the sUtlon ma r
yielded. ' I must pay the difference,
"What Is ltr
r " One pennyf , " , 1"
Children Ory ,
: FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
' M re. Frances O Shaughnessy we pt
during her trial in New York for kil
ling her husband.
- . SICK HEADACHE. ,
This distressinir disease results from
a disordered condition of tbe stomac,
and can be cured by taking Chamb r
laln's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Git
a free sample at all dealer's drug stt e
and try itv i ' '-.'; .-i-;-
TARRYMORE HOTEL
J , .'t'.-V
SWANSBORO, N. C
All modern conveniences for batV
v A ing and inside fishing. - .
' BOAT LEAVES ' 4 .,.
8 a. m. Lv.. Swansboro Ar. 60 p. n.
1130 a m. Ar' M. City Lv. 2-00 a, H.
, A GROCERY MAN ;
has to be pretty weir "made-up" lo
please everybody, our, shelves . are
"chuck full',' of good things in the lire
of Fancy Groceries and we guaraotee
everything we sell to please everybody
we sell too, or we refund your mone;v
Buckwheat, Mince Meat, Heins Pickles
The BeBt Fancy Candy for Cake Trim
mings. Prompt delivery. Tours to
please, .
Broad Street ErccEry Cc.
PHONE 15o
NEW BERN, N. C
' "A ne piece of clolli my LoI
I never saw you wear a Ic'.'.ar'.
looking luit," ' .' '
"Yes," I m pleased wilh it. I
. tad it ma(?e"Iy a good merc!.cr.t
tailor, j The clolh u ens t f l! i
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JjgI flEGEIVED
Choice Let N. C. ShsuIJcrs
'-.'-'andSide Bacon.
Seeded Raisins, perpkg. - 12Je
Cleaned Currants, - - 12s
Fancy Citron, per lb.' 26c'
Fancy Large Prunes ' 13c
Fancy Evap. Peaches,. 18c
Fancy Evap. Apples, pkg. - - 10c
Large Sour Pickles, per doa. 16c
White C. Oil,: gal," ( 12c'
Fancy Maccaront, " 10c
Very Best Flour, per in. . - 8c
,:. Pure Spices and Flavoring Ex
tracts Codfish, Irish Potatoes,
Sweet Potatoes, Best sugar cured
Hams only 18c lb Rock bottom
prices on every th ng in the gro
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REMEMBER
We are ready to fill your
fruit cake order with all
the neccswry fruits and
spices for a cake and at
a saving to you .
The best of every thing
in the line at the hwesf
possible price. '
Phone 174 MiddU m
HENRY'S
I Prescriptions from
physicians, Quickly ti.t
I curately filled.'
r Also a full line of Choic
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Hyde Co. R. P. Oats, Burt
Oats,"; Hairy Vetch, Rape
Crimson Clover. Alfalfa, Hay,
Oats, Corn, .Corn .Meal, Cot
ton beed Meal, Hulls, Bran,
Shipstuff, Beet Pulp, Dairy
Molasses F2ed, ; Distillers
Gram, highest in Protein of
any stock feed on the market.'-'
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1 SJ Middle St. New Bern, N. O
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