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Hfc greatest precaution in protecting your
tnbney against possible loss should be exer
cised in justice to yourself. The depositors:
- of this Bank are protected by the largest
Capital fund in this section of the state. The management
of the hank, moreover, is conservative and prudent, its di
rectorate being composed of prominent men. ,
Four Per Cent Paid on Savings and
Certificates of Deposit.
NEW BERN BANKING &
TRUST COMPANY.
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
Tailored Suits and Skirts. The
feature of this week will be the ele
gant display of fashionable wearing
apparel Suits, separate Skirts, Waist,
Petticoats Sweaters and everything
needful for woman's wear.
Millinery Suggestions
You can find any shape and ' style. The exhibit is
one of Sparkle and Beauty in which it would be the
rarest occuraace whereby you would fail to find, a
Hat of becoming style and beauty and prices to suit
each and every one. ,
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
THE GLADSOME DAY OF,
OUR FOREFATHERS
the day of Thanksgiving-comes
on apace. To aid the general re
joicing we are making special of
ferings of Dry Goods at special
prices. You can do very much
worse you can't do better by
' not seeing us first when in need
' of Shoes, Dress Goods etc.
Barringti Dry (Ms Co.
HANDSOME I I
FALL SJYLES i mh TjjfcViil
ThiB new Patent Button Boot, ' ft r'ff('A Y " -
with Kid toj will appeal to th '' ft 'HIDfe 'Ki I I '.. jl '
mn that appreciates comfort as ytujikvtynte Jr" Mt II
well as neatness. y'ry'i' : f'SoKH ,!'v
Pric $330 Mi jff
Cor. Middle and S.-Front 8t. ' v?fBrjan Blookf
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Armour and Other Packers Pre
dict, Cheaper Food
; Kansas City, Mo., November 14-
That food prtces have reached theif
climax and now are on tlte dowa grade J
ia a belief of meat packers in Kmsas
City and other packing Renters. Deal
ers in produce and other food supplies
say the same thing. TV '
Charles W. Armou', head of the Ar
mours interests in Kansas City says.
"General food prices are working to
ward a lower basis. The cereals are
getting down. People' are going to
take advantage of low prices, and that
will have a tendency to relieve the
stringency in meat prices, especially
pork."
Mr. Armour said many growers of
fruit and potatoes last year stored their
crops rather than sell at good- prices
early in the season and finally lost out
in the spring. This year, he said, they
were profiting by their experiences,
and ars putting their products to cop
sumption at reasonable profits, and not
taking chances on larger of smaller pro
fits. "AH of which has a tendency to low
er prices of the things we eat," he ad
ded.
Mr. Armour said if the farmers
would put forth their best efforts to
raise good hogs, the pork problem in
this country Boon would be solved.
Suppose, he argued, that two pounds
extra weight is put' on every hog sent
to the markets, The aggregate in
crease of weight would be enormous.
If the farmers were to work harder for
healthy hogs, much less pork would be
condemned by the United States inspectors,
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Federal Grand Jury at Ashevifie
Finds True Bills Against Jos
eph Napier and Others.
AihevUle, Nov. 14-The"grand jury
of the United States . District . Court
has returned a true bill against Joseph
Napier, of South Carolina: E. Charlet
Quaster, of Baltimore, and Charles
Randolph,' alias Charle Brown, for. al
leged violations of "the new anti-wbite
lave -traffic act. Thia iahe second
bill that baa to far been returned Bince
the Jaw went into effect.,
It seems that Napier was the owner
of Napier'a four in one shows." a car
nival compao), and he and those indict
ed along with him are alleged to have
induced girls to, go from one State tj
another for immoral purposes, debauch
ery, prostitution etc. f
In the Wll are several counts, one
changing violations in bringing Maude
McClellan Trom Baltimore to Winston.
Another' Marie Von Newendorf, also
inducing several girls sixteen years
of age to leave Danville.
The case will come up for trial at
Greensboro, December 5. The law pro
vides for a fine of $10,000 and ten years
in prison, for violations as to girls under
14, and $5,000 fine and five years im
prisonment for girls over 14,
Try Water's Hothocclate
it cannot be surpassed.
Marines Landed.
Washington, November 14 The for
eign warships at Amapala, Honduras,
landed forces at that port Thursday to
protect foreign citizens in anticipation
of an uprising against General Jose
Valladarez. There was no disturbance,
however, uid the forces were with
drawn yestorday morning. This infor
mation was contained in a cablegram
received by the Navy4iaflflrtmtnt to
day from Commander Anderson, of the
United States gunboat Torktown.
British German and American war ves
sels are at Amapala,
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRO MO "Quinine
Tablets) Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture is on each box. 25c.
Annette.
The vaudeville stage has developed
musical comedies of great merit in short
acts. Take for instance the music in
Jesse Laskey's production 'On the
Housetop." The music is famous The
very best songjn the act is "Annette."
and The New York World has secured
it front Harry Von Tilzar and wllll pub
lish it, words and music complete, free
with next Sunday's World.' Get it and
try it on your piano.
SERIOUS
CHARGE
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AGAINST THEM
Rheumatism Relieved in Six Hours
Dr. Detchon's relief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest cases in at few
hours. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and effective, It removes
at once the cause and the disease quick
ly disappears, hirst Jobg greatly bene
fits. 75c and $1.00. Sold by Bradham
Drug Co.
Salvation Army Doing Good Work
Capt. A. Arthur of the Salvation
Army made a special tiip to Beaufort
yesterday to conduct a meeting at the
city hall. The meeting was 'well at
tend and some converts made'. There
was also a good crowd at the. local
post last night 58 Pollock St.,; the hall
was crowded, and much interest shown.
The question has been asked1 what is
the Salvation Army? The Salvation
Army's object i3 to get the people who
don't go to any church and get them
converted, and make better citizens of
them. There are a great many people
in New Bern . who do not attend any
church and those are the people they
want, they need the prayers and help
up the christian workers in this under
taking. The ral mission of the Sal
vation Army is to- preach the gospel to
the unchurched, visit the sick,' and feed
the hungry and clothe the naked.
KSIKEIS
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New Jersey Express Drivers Agree,
to Accept Tei ms
Offered.
New York, Nov. 14th. The striked
drivers and helpers employed by the
transcontinental express companies was
formally declared off Saturday evening
and it was announced at strike head
quarters that the men will return to
work Monday. This will end one. Of the
most serious labor dispute that the!
metropolitan district has experienced In
years.
The close of the strike was brought I
atwurby the New Jersey strikers who
voted to accept the terme upon which,
the companies offered to take back the
men. The agreement provides that the
men shall be taken back without dis
crimination, except for acts of violence
during the strike.. Each company will
take up with its employes the adjust
ment of wages and hours. Recognition
of their union, the chief issue for which,
the strikers held out for several days,
is not granted, however, but the opn
hbp policy is to prevail.
The agreement between, the express
companies and their employes does not
affect the strikes of chauffeurs, cab
drivers and drivers of the department
stores, who at first quit work bi sympa
thy with the express drivers and later
presented demands in their own behalf.
Secretary Forester of the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters, declared
that the fight of the chauffeurs and cab
drivers will continue until recognition
of their union is won.
A bold theft of an express van' con
taining merchandise worth $50,000 and
several attacks by mobs on drivers of
express and deliverv wagons occurred,
giving the7 police the hardest work they
have had for several days in connection
with the st tike.
Fourstrike-hreakers were arrested
charged with the theft of the van that
belonged to the Adams Express Com-.
pany.
Trappers take notice The
Basnight Hardware Ca, has
just received a full line o1
Victor and Jump steel traps,
from rat to. otter! sizes.
Phone 99. 67 S. Front St.
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WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS n
Have you neglected your , Kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous ys
tern and caused .trouble with your kid
neys and bhtdderf Have jouf pains in
loins, side, back,; groins and! bladder?
Have you a, flabby appearance of 4he'
face, especially under the eyes? Too fra!
quent a desire, d pass urine? If so, WU-
Druggist, Price 60e.: .Willlama'
Co.',' Props.,r; Cleveland, 0. -
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the .property you .want to. buycome.
-to, us and we U save 70U money 1 in
the bargain.: ';- ? J . f J: tl
" Weftlsaseli INSURANCE aaFire,
Accident-Health, Plate-Glass,1 Boilv
er, Fly-Wheel, ' Automobile. - Bure-j
. lary,:Live-SJW; and as to SUkETY BONDS we'y6 got
' the largest and best Company in the wprld. T ' Su
Information cheerfully given. n f , y
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- ifo CujTeney Legislation.
.: Waahinarton. .NovellIt la trenerallv
uqderstood that , there wijl bono cur
rency reform legislation at ''tho ap
proachmg, "Session, as-fnuch, pf 'the
work of the eotnmiasloa is yet unfiniah
ed.'-
Sarodine Remedy for Gnp.
f "SAVODINE in my opinion should be
, in every household, w I have given It sn
impartial trial for several ailments for
which it Is recommended and without a
single' exception ' have 'received Very
perceptible benefit. In eases of Head
ache, Toothache or Difficult Breathing
iU effect la wonderful; . I have had La
Grippe a number of -times which has
left me with heavy cough and also with
throat, nasal and bronchial troubles. In
these cases L get from SAVOOINE a
relief which nothing Ie has given me.
1 1 had S SCiiuby txcu : on loth .i
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After a long wasting illnessjeonvates
cents reqiire . nourisnlag food that will
not overtax the digestive functions,
and in the way Of a strength-'restoring
and vitality-mak4f tonic, we1 Jtnow of
nothing that equal Vinol, our delicious
cod liver nd iron tonic (withoat oil),
: .Vinol creates' ao'" appetite, I ieestah
lishes good digestion and faelpq the daily
food to make rich blood, foptr nesh,
strong muscles anH impart new. life ana"
vitality to . every organ id 2f e body
We sab those who need a strength and
flesh building tonic restorative io'catl
at our store and get a boti le 61 VJnol
witn tne unaerstanatng mat; if u ape
not help them we will refund their mon
ey witlniut question. F, ' 8,1 ; Duffy
DrUB-trlal! New BarnN. C.' .
tOIHfTflfPWEnS;
. Please take notico Jhat. your taxes
are due and must be paid.', .the state;
county and sehoolp are all: claiming for
money to psy correct,, expenses and
there is nothing in the -treasury. Call
at my office and settle at once rind save
the trouble and - expense, of i levy on
your property, f J ' ' ,
Jt w. uiuuuu,
J'Shenff,
it.
When in search of a re
freshing drink try Water's
Hot Chocolat
Driveway For Union Depot.
The contractors began yesterday to
move back the row of frame buildings
on Queen street, between the old A. (&
N. C. offices and Griffith St. These
buildings with the grounds, - were
bought by the Norfolk-Southern Com
pany, and their moving back is for the
purpose of opening a driveway from
Griffith St. to the new union depot of
the N-S and A. C. L. and so do away
with the street blockade? of vehicles
that now are a daily occurrence on;
Queen, Hancock and Pasteur Sts. The
buildings will go back . 45 feet and ao
give ample passage to union depot.
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Savodine Cures Burn.
" ''My little boy burned his leg badly
on a red hot stove. The burn was about
three inches square. ' He was suffering
much and could not walk, Thought a
tube of SAVODINE and was astonish
ed to see how rapidly he improved. In
a few days he was walking about. I
can recommend it for burns" -
"E. L. SMITH.
16 Queen St., New Bern. N. C.
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Following valuable cityprdperty or
sale at right prices and eay terms;-
House and lot 17 Mefcalf, room for ri-
other honiw; houie und lot 21 Metcalf,
room for " " Wmse; hou i and lot
22 clint-' Hot C3C ;iwnT
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Price oLMeats Reduced.
1-., Mew York Nov.. M"' Wholesale and
retail butchers announeed totiav with
beet an all-round reduction iaithe pxteea
of meats and poultry, pork' leading the
list, at JTCtnts a pound 'less! than twb
weeks w:,r.-'? ?
y. These dealers differed .somewhat IB
their views as to thf reason for' th'Ut?
t orices, several maintaining; that the
reduction waT. does to . natural enuses,
while others Insisted that' thJa remark
able Democratic victories in tbf recent
election bad so impressed the Western
packers that they were burriedly lower-1
ing-the prices of tpeir products iq or
der tq attempt to forestall a i rediicion
In the tariff on South Americant beef
and Canadian and Australia mutton.
" It was pointed iDUt by the butchers
that at the Retail Butchers' Convention
In Chicago last September a committee
was appointed toegitate the removal
oi auty on joreign meais, ii was aaiu
that the members of; this eommittee
had received assurances from members
of the Senate and the House of Repres
entatives that, in event of . Democratic
victory at the polio, the tariff would bf
removed. " " : .' ' : --r- v 4-:-
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MOST FRIENDSHIPS cease when they cost a man monej.
Have you ever needed money and asked it of your Friends?
What did you get? Have money of YOUR OWN safely do
posited in our bank and be independent.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
- THE PEOPLES BANK
OF THE FALL WAIST PATTERNS
INCLUDES THE NEW ORIENTAL EFFECTS.
Oriental effects ace Fashion
favorites in waisting for Fall.
When style autoritios turn
to the Orient for color schemes
to estnblish the season'. fashion
they are always sure to develop
"designs which are at once pleas
ing, satisfying and beautiful.
We do not know of anything which will make up into garments more
effective in design than waists m:ide of these new silks in their striking
Persian patterns.
J. J.
BAXTER
DEPT. STORE
ELKS TEMPLE
NOTlCBl
We make Special Prices to citirens on Fish and Oysters. We keep
our oysters ia a sanitary condition. I can give you the best at all prices
and quick service. Anything wrong call ua up and we will make good.
PRICES FOR STOCK DELIVERED.
Large Fish 10c per lb, Small Bunch Pish 25c bunch 3 lbs, Standard
Oysters'dry measure 30c per qt. or $1.00 per gaL, Selects 35c per (it.
or $1.15 per gal. We give good service -But we sel) for CASH.
HARK BR TOOK BR
PBONX 107 . :- MARKET DOCK
CIGARS TO SWEAR BY
You ciri make your affidavit
that the cigars we .sell you are
just as we represent them. Do
. youprefer an imported cigar, you
. will get it at imported cigar prices,
Do you like Key Wests, that's
what you'll got. In domestic ci
gan nothing can please you jjet
, ter than the Royal Robe, which
fS-' nr. baH a ft Mlttl
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Cor) Store tlka Temple.
BdivarclGISLrk
ew Bern,; N .C.
( Pittsbiirch.Field' Fence, is
gro-.vin in pcpulirity all' the
tirie.'Tko v;;
.!:J0.nt3 pre-
Building Material
UithG atidt Cement
r: Let Us furnish you with what you, need. We have ;
the right price' or iquhtU'yCaif
wire fence just .received EyerJ.Ui Pariod Rub-
t?r HocHr we sell is pyirr. nted. Phone or:- write
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