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NEW ' BERN,' III Qjj SATURDAY MORNING; MARCH 23. 1907
TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR
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IT IS i DESERVIIIG
that in dealing .with the - business men-' and;,
farmers ty' carry -j theirs "checlring; accounts
here this bank considers its own' interests est
served when the interests of its -patrons are
best protected and promoted. . A t ;
Hjghcr praise orbetterrason'fdt r patron-!f
age no banfc can hav'e. Do! you not"wanWoA
be' identified with such a
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We are showing this ''Sonne.
EASTER
penheimer, Griffon and Schoss Bros. Clothing we ever
carried. ' ; :
A New Line of Oxfords. Shirts, and Neckwear,: also
just in, all at Reasonable Prices.
TWO STORES J- J.
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I Beautify the Home ! 1;
NOW IS THE TIME JO PAINT-; , . . 7
We have just received a Hneof beautiful coWa of Sunshine
VarniRtv Stains. It will make
complete line of Colors. v
Middle Street
I have now;, moved
into my.larg'ey,.,
New
69 CRAVEN ST. t.'i'-r
and am now prepared to.
serve my cust om ers
promptly, Call and see;
OwehGriDurin
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69 Cravbn 8 ' NbW Bebm.N.C
JUST RECEIVED !
' i A Bewllf ul Ut ot . , -
ScmnirvPflsr CS
!t 1 and Easter Noveltkiu , ,( ., v
' The fol9 wing Card are the
latest: ..' f. if ; .' m
; A Note from New Bern,
, Jewekd i;ards, -: i. . .
! ' Artistic Hand Colored
' Embossed Celluloid Plusli Cards
' Bamfortb' My Swset Wild
Rose; The Vacant Cliairj My
Cozy Cornjr Girt-(iood-bye Lit
tle Girl, Good-bye; itt) Wore a
Wreath of Hoses, v ' ' v
A Special Rule on all Souvenir
Post Lard all This Wwk eom
meneing Monday March lBlh.
'BLOCK'S RIKI) AND
NOVKLTY STORK -
90 Middle St., -New Cehn.N. C
F:-iiil Atntlon given to Mnit Or-I'T.
TT ItJ ' J H It 1 1 U- ' 1A Z
ncaui aim Muugau rami
OF ELiPSIASIS 1
bank ? $
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the" 'GrandestnLine bfKwp
old furniture look new,
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Also a
'X.
', I ,' mW remoWmy ' Grain ' and i
i Feed 8toreN from' No, 42 Mlddl i
Street ito corner 'of South Front
and ;. IlaDcock Streets; H Habicht ' I
BUiwirar. ana win newpen. ior
j JJuiineBS Mohdaj. , vCome see me ,1
., , - .it
"in'! i g n ,i i I ' i i i
a -fresh SurrLY;
Gold; Band Hams
8 to 30 pound average, and ,
Simon Pure: Lard
I f. 'in 3,' 6 iand 10 pound rxi Is. . ,
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BEND ALL OllDKRS IHllC' T TO
MI. D. om
v.
9wt ,Mr, to W. V. ltl k Co.
CLOTHING!
BAXTER;wstobeS
DEMftVAII
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AT JZESTP.KfulTl'::!
Some Very Interesting Tenlclea to Jbe
I, Seen In the line of Cemmon; i
J'4r f Carriers.',, v -
Norfolk.' Va.,,? -March -; : 28.--BxpoBl-
tlons are the mediums through which
the progress and industrial growth of
the' eountry are set -forth' In compro
heuslre dlsplay 'showlng. to the worjd
the 'latest development tf Jnvehtldn
and, lessee. hp Jamestowi, Ter
Centenniat .ieipo'aition to- fee "held 04
the snores Hampton Roads,,-neat
Norfolk; Va., from April StfitiC to Nov.
30th. 1907, while it is to be ftotobly
a historical ' and educational celebra
Hon, commemorating the, three, hun
dredth anniversary of the first perm
anent ' English speaking , colony In
Xaflri4'rllt nevertheless have a
complete- industrial exhibit, empha
sizing particularly - - the!, wonderful
achievements made, in transportation
facilities in the last few years. '
The1 term "transportation"' has
sHven.. shch a'.wlde significance in
lav, years that It is extremely , dif
ficult to-.deflne.' The exhibit' kt. the
exposition, however, will Inltself be
comprehensive definition of the
term; Including, as it will, every type
of transportation facility, from the
helahta of aerial i navigation, to the
latest form of submarine craft "
The Palace of Machinery and Trans
portation, one of the largest build
ings of the exposition, containing
360,000 square feet of exhibit spaqe.
wilt house .the greater part of j the
traoiporUUon display. This bulldlhg
In "a central part of the grounds, over
looking the waters of Hamptoh; Roads
is Of - permanent brick and concrete
construction, built along the lines of
colonial architecture, and la xfonsld
ered one of the most attractive and
UUly structures of the Ter-Centen
nlal. (,., .,. .
i Among the principal exhibitors at
the" exposition w(H be thi , Bldf In
Locomotive. Works, the largest loco
motive Imanufacturel-s' ltt the, world
turning iitf seven : finlshe,dengjnes a
ttay.1 mis nrm nas securea unny
thousand square feet; of spate on
which they are erecting their :wn
bulldlhs!' to house 'fctheir exhlbitsN'of
locomtives of variousi' typei in er
fice, .jtogethaxw
process of construction. The Ameri
can LocomotiveWorki, ;an; qWUy
prominent firjnV'wlll hayje'ai, -similar
exhibt to that of the1 Baldwin display.
fehsyiv4raIrOM he
represeniedf at the" exposition' ' by an
exact ' reproduction' of a portion pf
.their famouii tunhel, under the Hud
son river, together wlthi an immense
reiiei map, of- jner now .orK,iermi
nal ahd,ystmxpt;'approhes.Si'
'.The Grand' Trunk Railway of Canm
ds "realljslng ' the linporUnce of fteidg
represented, at an fexposltlo,n Where
transpdrtattotjj ls;,to;pl f ,iueh .
prominent part haver., fallens In line,
and will have an extensive exhibit,
illustrating the i .immense' f mineral
wealth, stored, aionglta' '4,000 )niles
of tracltj-The;Orand. Trunk .wllf hhte
aii lndivlduar building, ,100 it ,'to
house, lti exnlblt; which : w(li include
handsome palntlngs'ot Canadian lit
industries . ano. nunqng scenes, :ie:
. 'yA fully equipped up-to-daU- passen;
ger Itraln' will Represent -the Ba'U.
more and bblo tallroad. ; at jtheVox
nosltion.The irain Vlll be Installed
j la., the transportation.' .building 4nd
duty t explain lo visitors all details
of mechanism In connection with .the
engine' andNcars, These railroads in
connection with many of the southern
system, will give the exposition one
of the most comprehensive displays
of transportation7 equipment that the
fttuhtry . ha:eVer!.seen.-i(,yy
' The 'prominent, stekmshl lines of
the country,' including the" Hamburg
American , Line, together with, many
91 me local sieanmuip cumpamei win
exhibit, model of their, finest- steam
rs; Many' of , these models, owing to
their. exactness In deuil' of construc
tion, cost " several thousand ' dollars.
Manufacturers of motor-boats,,; ma
rine engines and 'appliances wll also
have .exhibits which will he housed
la the Marine , Appliance building.
Here' will be" seen, submarine model
and exhibits, Installed, by the Impor
tant ship-bullding plants of the conn
try. , ; 1 .v
Street ' and , Interurbnn 'railroad
transportation wll be ezlilultcd uttli
Ter-Centennlal, and In the-event of
the American Street, and, Interurtmn
Street Railway Association, holding
their annual conventions at the ex
position, there will be one of the mo(
comprehensive street railway exhibits
that the country has ever seen. .
A special building in charge of tlu
JameHtown Aeronautic CongrHS will
house ttie exhlliHs of serial nnv'. v
t!un end iiianiif.ictiirers perl ' '.
U;tei.. The bull ing which in r: 1
f t long by 65 fvot wide, coii'-.Ii.k
...:iie 8,0(( Bijiinre feft of e.r' " !t
i nee, mid will I e one of (he 1. -1
1 i ( 1 v I Mild InffTfu'iii f-Htiirrn of t
ti. ! 11 1! , .;y. IV' ' V
A Disastrous CeaflsKation InUictlng
About 140,000 Loss, Oecnrred
The New. Bern Cotton Oil and Fer
tiliser Mill was destroyed by fire last
night . The alarm sounded', at 11:08
and; so fierce ' was the . fire. that the
Immense - structure- devoted' : -to y-. the
manufacture iof, cotton oil and meal
Was one rma'ss of, Beething flames.: .
The fury "of Ihe fire was. increased
by the nature ind immense quantities
or the manufactured product,' The oil
add he- meal . though not, as particu
larly inflammables gubstanca, i when
once on fire made a terrific "blaie. Tbe
structures built of 'wooden'frame and
coVered with Iron, burned. like .tinder
The destruction of the expensive ma
chinery constitutes the hulk of the
loss ,wh!oh' altogether, will probably
reach I4QJI00, a. portion 1 of which tt
covered- Ay insurance. Many bales
r . .
"The Bremen aid spienma wors ano
their efforts were ' successful in sav
Ing pne (.4he- .large' warehouses In
which was 'stored thousands of tons
of cotton seed meal. There, were
more than ten streams of water playr
lng, on tne Ore. Tne origin , is saia w
have been' in the engine room.
The Cotton Oit Mill was ene of New
Bern's best industrial establishments,
employing' more than 60 "men, and
when they ran at full capacity It gave
work to more than a hundred men.
The loss Is really deplorable, , not only
tq the owners but to the city and It
is to be hoped that they wlH soon be
able to resume, work. . 4
.' The Ben- EleiardseUfOeaeer.
The,, copy of the item botn the Don
Richardson ' concert Thursday , nlht
was accidentally misplaced and con
sequently, did not appeaw In yeeter
days paper. The congeal was oneof
those rare ;inusrcark eyeta- whleh js
at rea 'misfortune' t mis. ( Tie, au-;
dience although small was. highly ap
preciative ana me perrormance . whs
rapturously' applauded. Mr. Richard;
son Is an artist, of a very , high or
der, . His viplln playing Is wonder
ful and he renders the pieces in ,the
spirit jnwhlch the composers origi
nated them. ., .;' .: . .7
1 Especially delightful were ' the
piece's "Trahun.er er and "Nearer My
Qod .to -Thee." Both were glten!,by
request? nd ttey 'werv executed- by a
master hand.
Mr. - Richardson gives perfect ex
pression to his- violin. The 'cello Is
comparatively a new.lnatrument here
at least In -i(s jise- afqtte. rThes per
former Herr j Peter :gay ? aome ei
Cellent pieces which were -greatly h-,
Joyed. r-r ; Th pianist -Was a raost'
cpmplished musician. " His solo piecrt
weV magnificent '. 1 ' ' . ' ,'
Throughout' the ehtertalhrnent
there was a' Sense prevailing that the
performers 'were' musical ' artists 'of
unusual . abIlltyK, 'while perhaps ', their
program was not so Interesting as It
might have been' with so tilled "pop
ular" tnuslc iiiterperBed. if was' greatly,-
enjoyed. -v--.'4 W&fi&i
clde wll) cure you, and make you .feel
teryea, youger;Ctetfft"at 'ff
rfarrjette tane;,the' Infant;.daugh'
ttr of ,W.' B. and Emma Swindell -died
yesterday .t ihe age of 18 days. The
fuheV,lirfhe hoM at th; fiarents
Jjoflie" No.;4',; .Broad ttreeiij aU,0
o'clock' this mwntefr&eyt&fyir.
man wiH.pfaciat-V--'F
t'f 'qilek' Koittito. 5rfai;'f
i It Is quite probable that
folk Southern; road .'Will establish
a .through . train front' Ooldsboro to
Norfolk yla New. Brn at .iwoa aa. the
Raleigh! ft Pamlico Sound 'railway" Is
completed In' order to accommodate
the exposition traffic. V It Is ' under
Stood the train will leave CoTdsboro
about. 10 o'clock at night and,1 will
reach Nw Bern at midnight, arriving
at Norfolk between 4 and 6 o'clock In
the morning, allowing a full day in
Norfolk, a plan which' will afford the
business man who makes commercial
trips a big advantage.- The return
ing train will leave Norfolk at a late
heur and reach New Bern and Golds
boro In 'time to make ' connections
with the early departing trains. ,.
Let mm support iCessr.. C. T.' 3fe
(.'ct'lice and Hamoel i, KudHon for our
next Al.lermen from Cie Third Ward.
Tlicy ;ud for the. bent lntereM f
ti e rlfr, and are urrrsful liunlnchN
men. ,'.'" ' -
gcniilng one, fir more war l ulloons to
the expoHltlon, and a iiiiiv-in!;t , is
now on foot to have f:uilm I'i- n'
iiir:ihl) "The l:inl of 1'if " on K-
hil.lt in the At
The trm.
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The Plerce'lmHement Cempaiy Will
, Present the Original Creation" - ;
s'V - 'Bern,-Week of ' '
2t' -C , i April S. V ' I j
, Lovers of the beautiful In scenic
effects and electrical display will .be
richly, rewarded during-' the week of
April 8th,? when the Pierce Amuse
ment' Company will present the ori
ginal "Creation? show In New Bern
Un4er one; Ja'rg? ycanvasa ' theatre,
Whi0h will be located at the foot of
Middle street."'
Pierce was here last spring wlt,h a
very nice-Carnival attraction, and has
slne dlsoontintaed that line of amuse
ment 'He has spent the whole of the
pab 'winter building this - wonderful
"Creation' Show,, which, depicts ; the
beginning, of the world in six beauti
ful ,tab1eaox.s ;
i This attraction has a fine band and
orchestra which will greatly add to
thte artlstle success of the production
All. who have seen this attraction
at the St Louts World s fair or at
Conef Island can verify these state
ments as to the merits of the show
and as this is the first opportunity to
see It outside of the above named
places, -you had better not miss it
DISTILLERS SENTENCED
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Tim; Allowed by Judge Boyd for Them
.'r b' Raise the Price of Their
: : - -r '. - Fines. .
Special to Journal.
-' Greensboro, March 22. In Federal
court this morning sentences were
passed again Bt the following Wilkes
county mail who pleaded guilty to
the charge of Illicit distilling was de
ferred until the regular term of court
Beginning April 1.x Collector K.
James Smith. Judge Boyd said
he would give defendants until then
to get. thtf'cash ready, it being -un
derstood that fines ranging rrom liuo
to ISOO'wll) e imposed. He said
it Was" surprising how moderate the
moonsbming.had been in Wilkes
county slnee 1904, and 1905, consider
lng 1 tuat revenue oiacers caa prac
tically given up the territory.
Death ef Capt Rogerson.
CaDt Hi' Rogerson, died Friday,
MaVchf 22nd aTilr30 a.r m., at New
port, and his funeral -takes place
there this afternoon.
Capt Rogerson will be remember
ed With kindly thoughts by many New
Bernlans. v He and his family lived
in this clty some, years .ago, and
was here that a series of fatalities
tobk'from the kind hearted Captain,
bis wife and sons, causing his latter
days' to be, very sad ones. His re
lease fromearthiy Jetters will be a
relief to this one, whose days were
sorrowful and lonely ones.
, Hew Terk Cotton Market
- . - , ' March 22.
May.. 9.T1
July.. .. ... .. -. 9.70
Odtober! I ., .', .. i.H
. ; Order fer City Primary flection.
f Ihij . city eiecdtl ve conimlttee filet
last; hlght at tfhe dty hall.' , On mo
tion,- wTvvF. v McCarthy, , "was ; made
chairman, and Jan.- B Hill, secretary
MessrU,Wv B.? Flannjer' and .A.J
Qaskins, -were appointed , credential
eommltteei' Temporary,' organization
was made permanent i It was moved
adopted ' for the; elty primary.
; It was moved and. seconded that no
caadldate Jor' mayor.) city' collector
and chief ot police be allowed to run
In the primary' unless' the 10 fee Is
paid' to the chairman,, 1.0 days, prior
to the legal primary according to law,
irid all candidates ' for alderman" be
. , a . . a . A. ' , . . t -
requireg, u pay .vu u ;cuyr iio
cost 6f printing hetlckets.;y, ;
It, was moved and seconded that the
primary he held "Monday,' April -16th,
andi the ' -following f named-? persons
were, aopolnted ' managers for , sa(d
prlmaryV ! ' 1 ' fp, '- &i--'pi;'.j?-
First ;Ward-Poll'n(t r plaoe, u oKy
halj, Managers,-; R. .R, Hlll, furnle
GaBkill and, J. ,T. 'Lewis.-
Second Ward Polling place, court
house. Managers. Mark. Dlsosway,' D.
W. Bailey and R. B. Blalock. :
.. Third V.,3ri'rl)!llng place, Bcotfs
stables. &: ; , , 3. B. Holland, W
J.McSorley nnd 4. D. McCoy. ' "
Fourth Ward I'olllng place, Har
gett's Blio. i' miii-crg, J. 15. Oawklll,
Brlc'e Anders 1 ni-d JeH Harrison.
.'Fifth Ward lng place, -McCarthy's.
Kauasers, C. T. ' Hancock,
A. A. I'mil aml.E. A. Hmllh.
r;i;h Ward Polling - place, . Reel
hom o, r ,s ; i i s, 3. K. Paul, J.' H.
S'auly, Walter Fulford.- ' .
TI103., T. MCCARTHY.
Chairman.
jAs.'b. HILL, Bccotary. v
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The Gate tlty Municipal Affairs Wfll
be" Given Whirl. CaBd"ldaW- '
Anxious loSere"Thelr , (
Special Correspondence. .1 , ;
Ureensboro, Marcb Ti. Speaking
yesterday of the curious .fact, that
there were no candidates offering for
positions as city ablernfen for Greens
boro, and but two had 'announced
themselves as candidates for mayor,
the present Incumbent, T. J. Murphy
and city Alderman L. . Brandt, the
opinion was hazard that "things-may
get more interesting from now on."
And .so things have already. A whole
aidermanic ticket was placed Before
the voters this morning, evidently as
a "flyer" old Mr. "Pro Bono Publico"
puts its straight by naming these ex
cellent citizens as candidates.
First ward, E. A, Brown; second
ward, J. M. Hendrix; third ward. W.
C. Bain; fourth ward. Neil Ellington,
fifth ward, Thos: A. Glascock: sixth
ward, C. C. McLean.
From this hour forward this politi
cal ball will continue to roll, until at
least one hundred names will have
Increased Its size it not its momen
tum. And the mayofalty fight be
gins to get Interesting. Mr. E. J.
Staffird, a former alderman, who Was
a candidate for mayor two years ago.
but Withdrew the day before the prl
mary comes out today in a card an
nounclng his candidacy. This makes
three. There are unmistakable signs
this morning-of growing concern and
a warming up to the impending local
political battle. Groups of men can
be found cohoodltng at street corners,
in durg stores, at the cashiers win
dows of banks, (on the outsidej and
it all means "we are Just talking
about who d best serve tne city as
alderman or mayor."
In consequence of all this talking
and kernoodling" people who seemed
satisfied yesterday with only two can
dldatea for mayor, have had their ap
petites so Whetted by having a third
one today, they are coqlly, vaguely,
but persistently calling for a fourth
candidates for that responsible posi
tion. This is none other than Ex-
Judge Thomas J. Shaw. ' Judge Shaw
it is understood, when approached
by friends has declared be would not
under any circumstances volunteer
an announcement that he was a can
dldate, or in any sense enter, the race
for the position. Still, It Is general
ly being talked that he is the Ideal
man for a city as big as Greensboro
to oversee Its governmental affairs
and administer Justice from the po-
Ulce vonrt bench. He was formerly
an alderman, one of the best the city
ever had, and knows the ins and outs
of the city, its needs its limitations
and Its prospects. So Intent are those
who' are looking to Judge Shaw for
haappy issue out of present compli
cations, it ,li highly probable that
mass meeting will be called to en
dorse him for mayor, and bring be
fore the city voters at the primary In
thsl way,., A petition Is already, pre
pared aajtls numerously atggwdv ask
Ing Judge Shaw to allow fcle -name'to
oe usea. .
f v IJiNOtrSCEMENT.
To. the Voters of the City of
New
:l Bern1: -:
v I take, this opportunity to announce
myself a candidate for the office of
City 7 Tax Collector for. the ensuing
term, subject to the Democratic pri
mary to be held In April, 1907. Thank
ing, you for your generous support In
the past,' t will much appreciate your
ontlnued support j
A - ' - . " Yours Most Obedient,
v - - . J. J, TQLSON.
To the , Democratic Voters of
New
.iBemiyvW:''',. t;..v yy
At the personal request J.of many
cltixens and la response to ' the call
made, upon me by the' masa-meetlBg
of , citirens held -at the. court,. house
Tuesday, night, March 49th, t hereby
annuonce" nr iAndldacyl-for'.,'the
mayoralty nomination' at the coming
Ij Democratic-primary.', 1 pledge my
self, If elected, Jo faithfully discharge
the duties of the office, td enforce the
laws and strive earnestly, for the "up
building of oar-'lty;.V; iMTi
Ji--ts :: ' :;.,.-.y;s.-iM.'.BRrNS0N;;
';'. ;-;';. AkNOimCEMEXT;
To ,th voters of the Cltyf .oftfew'
V. Bern :' ," y.--h'. :V ; -:y ,
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office Of 1 Chjet of i Po
lice, subject to the Democratic prK
mary; pledlng myself, if -elected,
to do my whole duty for the Interest
and' welfare of our 'city, ' I hereby
tender . my grateful, thanks - to the
public, for past support and solicit
their continued suffrages. I nm your
- - Obedient Servant,'
.'. V : J. M. HAItGET, '
Axxorx'tni'M.
Tq t ho Democratic Voters of
New
' Items -, .
At the reqiie-it of many clvl.e'in In
tcretiteit In lhe eriforeciuent of law, I
have deelilml to p"fn:., h cnnil'dntn
f r - f c.f !',,!., h 1 1 1 J . i To Ion ar-
I New Oxfords I
FOR
; Men, Ladies and Children I
Canvas Oxfords I
V in Blue, Pink and White
llACKBURN'S j
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Shafer's
ALSO' FANCY ELGIN BUTT Kit
JUST RKCKIVED
J. L. McDANIEL.
Corner Broad, and Hancock Sts
; jo
EASTER
Style Reigns
Those who arc interested in Fashion will be charmed by the
vast Assortment of Spring Stylos displayed in every section "of
our Store.
YOU CANNOT DO BETTER ANYWHERE, BECAUSE
THERE IS NONE BETTER TO RE HAD I
You can do worse everywhere there i3 quality in every De
partment, and the quality so pronounced that it needs jno argu
ment. Good judges must recognize it at a glance, it cannot es
cape you.
See our Spring Line for unusual moneys worth, it is very al
Phone
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
61 POLLCK ST.
1
.5(Wnbs "Galvanized
x i - luu uoxes test i in.
rf . ' 1 .' 30,000 Tobacco Flue Iron,
(Gasolene Tanks of every description for sale CHEAP
'WMWM&Mt. ? A ! R : K '' E R. '
CORr SOUTU.FROXf & CUAVKN
I i:eh eer;i builoing i
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;. -5Palnli, 0ilJ.(--Llm.,'
Cement. Brick an)i'
- General Buildori '
',' Supplies. ') '
:
V. ?n'm 51,
By openinp ,-in account with us you
will avoid, in a piroit measure, the care
and anxiety of looking after the le
tailsof your financial matt-r.i. ('pen
an account Draw checks 011 un nn l we
will do the rest. Do i! new. 1 hero's
nothing like a
BANK ACCOi'XT
for iiivintf a man prestige unil stnnuinn
in the community an l business world.
T. A CUEKN. Pres. 1'. It. MKAHOWS, V. 1'.
T. A. IJ.Z'LL. Ciishi.T.
Small Hams,
Breakfast Strips
cents
New Hern,
CREATION
Supreme Here !
288
s
OPP EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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