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NEW BEtLN.' NORTfl' AR0iriA7 SUN frAY! MORNING'. NOVEMBER. 20 lt)i6.
NUMBER 191.
TWENTY N1JVTB YEAR
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IS YOUR MONEY SAFE?
HE greatest precaution in protecting your
money 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 bank, moreover, is conservative and prudent, its di
rectorate being composed of prominent men.
Per Cent Paid on Savings and
Certificates of Deposit:
Fdur
NEW . BERN BANKING &
TRUST COMPANY.
COSMO MET
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
Tailored Suits and Skirts, The
feature bf 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 Suggestion
You can find any shape and style. The exhibit is
one of Sparkle and Beauty in-which it would be the
rarest occurance whereby you would fail to find a
Hat of becoming style and beauty and prices to suit
each and every one. 7
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
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This Figure fa For Plwaindlffork
Exclusive of Sanitation
and Government.
Washington, Novv19. In tne last is
sue of the Canal Record appear figures,
showing that ap to September 30 there
had been expended on the Atlantic di
vision of the .Panama Canalx $2S76)
484 85.
The central division absorbed $60,
807,775,32, the greatest item being: over
fifty eight million dollars on excava-
Miort, probaWy accounted for byt tre-
mendoas eat at Culebra.
Into the Pacific division $3,347,183
went for excavation, foundations, ma
sonry and the like.
Miraflorea dams and spillway have
cost to date $355,868, locks at the same
point $2,239,257.
La toca locks and dams $632 999. x
Altogether the sum of $103,005,169
has been spent on construction and en
gineering, excluding charges for sani
tation, hospital and civil government
The dredges at work in the Atlantic
entrance last month removed 649,788
cubic yards of materials, more than has
been taken out in any month except
December 1908.
PILES ! PILES ! PILES!
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acts as a poultice, gives instani
relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles and itching of the
private parts, Sole by druggists, mail
50c and f-1.00. Williams' M'f'gV Co.,
Props., Cleveland, O.
WE PRESENT
c OUR CARD
and beg to remind you hat what
ever the price of coal between
now and next April, it certainly
won't be any cheaper. Ixok,
then, to your coal bins at once and
let us fill them up with some of
the best fuel mined in this country,
in sizes to suit your needs, well
cleaned, full weight and delivered
with promptness.
Ellis' Coal and Wood Yard Phone 47
PRESS ILL GIVE .
ItpATl
Capitol on Tiptoe Awaiting His
Arrival Nothing at All
to Say.
Washington, D.- C. Nov. 18-The
Capitol iata are on tiptoe todayji waiting
the Arrival of Col. Roosevelt;, who has
not come back eince he left the White
House for Oyster Bay in a blustering
snowstorm on March 4th mor than- a
year ago. lie will be met at the Union
station by rtpresentatives of the Nat
ional Press Club and the National
VreogrspmcBi society ui . o ciock.
He will go directly to the Press club
for the reception of which he is to be
the guest of honor. Here theColonel
may have some interesting things to
say of himself, as he is at home with
the Washington newspaper men. He
will address the Georgraphical Society
tonight on Wild Beast and Wild Man
in Africa, ' -
The "full house" signs have beenpo?
ted at both places, Press Club mem
bers have been requested to bring no
friends, and the five thousand ticketa
for the lecture tonight at Convention
Hall have been sold.
Mother Goose Fair.
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The ladies of Christ Church Parish
Guild will have a mother goose fair and
bazaar combined on Wednesday Nov,
h. There will be Several attractive
features, every body should come and
bring the children. There will be dainty
handmade articles costing from 10 cts.
to $1.50 Here is a chance to get your
Christmas presents inexpensively, there
will be lots of little things for sale J
Fancy work, aprons, baby cap strings
baby caps, darning bags, bureau scarfs
baby bibs and dolls. Mary Bray, quite
contrary will have a flower booth where
all can buy small potted plants and
farm. There will be a candy booth and
refreshments of all kins, supper con
sisrtng of chicken salad, beaten biscuit
coffee, oyst ire, ices and cake will be
seryed from 4 o'clock in the -afternoon
until II ;80.
Jarvis' corsettierre willdem
onstrate the Bon -Ton and
Royal Worcester corset, one
week beginning Nov. 21st.
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. better when suffering from accident
or illness, than a policy in a good;
reliable Company. It works when
you can't. vThe Maryland Casualty
Co. (assets $5,500,000.00) oifers high
class protection at small cost again.
st physical .disability of every description.
" It is seldom a man neglects to insure his property
? against fire, or his life against death. Is ther4riy
reason why he should not also protect hirrlselfV while
: living? 1 hink this over and let us explain how easy
' the plan works. No medical examination required. r
W. O. BOYD, Agent
reJai estat,
l-' INSURANCE,',
strety .bonds'
SEC
Ladies do not forget the
corset demonstration at Jar-
vis' one week beginning Mon
day Nov. 21st.
Service af Centenary Church Today
ET POLICE
SEIZE RIFLES
Many Arrests of Mexican Kevo
lutionists UxpectecU Uprising
WaS Set for Nov. 20,
Ciiy of Mexico, Nov. 19 The secret
police of- the Mexican Government
yesterday seized 60.00U rifles ani a
largo quality of ammunition, which hd
leen collected and concealed by th
eaders of the secret revolutionary
movement.
The seizures were madj in (his city
and at Pueblo, El Oro. Topic and Pa
chuca, this is expected that many sr
rests willbe made among the revolu
tionets arid that some prominent Mexi
cans will be i :cludjd among the pris
oners. The uprising ws set for Nq- 20. The
movement seem3 wide-spread. There
is intense, though suppresse d, excite
ment throughout Mexico. The inaugural
ball has been called off.
Trouble seems to be more imminent
at Pochnati anH 1-O;o than elsewhere,
and the people of these places are busy
getting their women and children out
of thezoi.eof danger.
III
Tyr Water's Hot Chocclate
it cannot be surpassed.
Goldsboro to Have Aviation Meet
Prof, T. P'ukushima of Imperial
Nobbs College of Tokio Janan, will
PDeak at the Centenary Methodist
church this morning at eleven o'clock
on Christianity and Japan, Mr. Fuku
shima comes highly endorsed from var
ious prominent sources.
Bishop Mclntyre of the northern
Methodist church says he is the best
lecturer on Japan he has ever heard and
says he is a scholarly christian gentle
man. The Savannah -Morning News
says Mr Fukushima discussed fluently
and intelligently the religjoua condition
of the Japanese, and the part America
is playing in the Christianizing this
Oriental nation in Trinity Method at
church in that city to the instruction
and profit of all who heard him.
He spoke in west market Greensboro
last Sunday and gave great satisfaction
Come out and bear him.
PILES CURED IN 6 10 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.
Goldsboro, N. C,. Nov. IS -It was
officially announced this afternoon that
Gol Isborjrfould have an aviation m?et
in thH ci ' y . flights to be made for four
days, opening November 30th.
The machines to be used will be of
monoplane make, the same used by the
renowned avaitor, Bleriot, in his famous
flight across the English channel. The
meet will be under th? combined mana
gement of the Goldsboro Traction Com
pany, the uolasboro military companies
and the Goldsboro Argus, and will be
held on the level ground of Revilo Park,
in East Goldsboro, to which the people
can be readily transported by the street
cars and by special trains. Negotia
tions are beirg made in regard to hav
ing many other attractions here on the
above dates, with open air concerts
and free showa for the enjoyment of
th-; visitors.
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Just TRY putting your money in our bank and watching
the balance to jour credit grow, and aee if it doesn't make
you feel better tu save and have a good bank accojnt.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per
cent.
THE PEOPLES BANK
Canal Workmen Want More Pay.
Durno, The Great Magician
ffs&tsmtpt
.Ton cart( maka jrour affldtvlt
. that tha cigars w tal yoa art "
-juat M W tepreBenJ" them?-' Dos
rvjroa prefer in imported cigar, you
;, Wlilgotltatlm'pertadcigarprices, .
biryou liki Key Weatt, tht'a
'.j what.you'li goi. In domestic xsl-''
! Ban'nothlng can pleas you bet-'
tir than 'the Royal Robe,' , which - ,
l?We tell for $ c"ent. ,-'; - t
Lyceum Course Opens NexWItfeek.
. The first number of the lyceum course
of attractions which will be given in
t lis city this city thia season will be
the Boston ia Sexetto on next Wednes
day night.
The Norfolk Landmark under recent
dat, gave the following account of the
' Bostonia Sextette: '
'The Bostonia Sextette" club, under
the leadership of Mr. C, L. Staate, the
celebrated clarinet virtuoso, made it a
appearance In Norfolk at the Academy
of Music laat evening, and scored
great artipticsuccew. . . -
"l'be audience, in point of numbers,
considering the , excellence of the pro
gram rendered, .was not what, ft thould
have been, but those in" attendance de
nionstrated fully that ibyf 41k mnaJc
lovers thoroughly appreciated,, beet.
There was not t single- aumbttn the
well arranged program tljat did njltfe
csi j full - approistion ':and,Vncores,
which being frequently demandeoV' were
responded.to most grsciousryi v,.
"While it would be difflattlt task,
indeed,' to mention individually the work
of the members sextette, to which credit
is one xor uie success as. a wnoie, ii
Weulq not be amiss, perhspsi- t state
that the solo work, of Mr, Staata and of
Miss Katherine Melley,' sopfano.-stopd
out prominently as examples of musical
art t Th violin solo of, Mr. Elmer C
Adam, also earn Jo for u well merited
share of applause. . In fact so enamortd
was the audlene . wttb the playing of
this artist that h was compelled to
spond td"twp ertcoreahla most popular
number being: "Th Rosary,"' blch he
played with exqUlsite'-sklll Tind appfe
daitewv . 4 ; "' . : "7 J
" "The concert'ln fts entlretjr.'jh"? well
be classed iiwa of the musical eyenta
of th) season and while it marked
the. tnlllal appearance of the,'Botohia
Setctte," it it ii to be hoped that it
will not be the last time this splendid
organisation is seen In Norfolk.".''
The following testimonials speak for
themselves:
Chicago Inter-Ocean
A e'ever magician --very entertain
ntr. -New
York World
Durno ia an attraction of much merit.
Columbus (Ohio) Paily Courier
Durno keeps his audience in an uproar
of laughter.
San Francisco Call
, The work done by Djrno compares
more than favorably with that of the
late Hermann and Kellar.
New York Clipper
' Durno has scored a triumph ot late
in mystifying the people to the last di-
grue.
Owosho Daily Press-American.
Durno a winner. Handsome magician
scores another hit with an Owosso audi
dience, Minneapolis Times
Durno' legerdemain was of a high
order and he kept the audience in an
uproaa-with his side remarks "between
trick." "
St. Paul Despatch
; Dttrno is an adept in his. art In
stature' and 'in- makeup he is the per
fection of the master of cecromancy.
' Durno the mysterious and .company
will be at the Opera House Friday Nov,
26thj -All seats down stairs' reserved
?5ct . Reserved- seats in balcony COct,
General admission to balcony GOct. ,
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. Whenin ' peafch of a re
freshing ddnteiry. Water's
T'anamn, Nov. 19. The first serious
chicle to the work on the Panama Ca
nal came yesterday when more work
men joined the 145 boiler makers who
resigned yesterday. Five days' notice
t was given uy uie men.
The boiler-makers are demanding
increased pay in lieu of six "Weeks'
leave of absence yearly. President
Taft, who ia speeding toward Cuba to
day, told them that they were getting
(higher salaries now than their fellow
workmen in the United States. Presi
dent Taft promised to send a supple
mental answer when his ship, the Ten
nessee reaches Charlestop. The ma
chinists are threatening to strike unless
l. . . i. f tl
ur y get nigner prices aiier uie nrsuoi
January.
Ii OF Tit FALL WAIST PATTERNS
INCLUDES 1 HE IW ORIENTAL EFFECTS.
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0 i -ti Lai effects are Fashion
fav irites in waisting for Fall.
When style authorities turn
to the Ori.'nt for color schemes
to establish the season's fashion
they are alway3 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 moro
effective in design than waists made of these new silks in their striking
Persian patterns.
J. J. BAXTER
DEPT. STORE
ELKS TEMPLE
: . The Basni'sht Hdw. Co. h
j"-t receive c tY- t-cf
Trappers take notice, The
Basnight Hardware Co., has
just' received a lull line- c'
Victor and Jump steel traps,
from rat to otter sizes.
Phone 99, 67 S. Front St.
A Social Evening Tea.
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Greatest' Football Contest of the
y , Season at New Haven .
' .'".'.'- Yesterday. ' '.'
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SaiupdaV afternoon from five-to Bix
o'clock Mins Caho entertained at an af
ternoon tea complimentary -to Mrs. E.
H. Gorham and Miss Mayer. The lower
floor was a bower of ferns, p 1ms and
Southern smilax.
The decorations in the parlor were in
pink and whko, whXe the library was
all in Vint Ann leaves. . .
In all the rooms' unshaded wax can
dies were used ' instead of the conven
tional shaded lights." , tr
Misses 'Jane and Harriett Dill opened
the door and the guesta were received
int jthe parlor by Ils Caho." Mj. ' Gor
bam JindMiss Mayer.
Uito&dbO wore a beautlJurhlue mess
aline gown, Mrs. G or bam. an mbroid
ered cloth, gown while Wins Maytr wh&
.bm4 in embroidered cniffohv v
iuaiafl ieiu ullikcu m, rt.uiw,. iiivi.u
THE GLADSOME DAY OF
OUR FOREFATHERS
-the day of Thanksgiving-comes
, on apace. To aid the general re-
joicing we are making vpecial of
ferings of Dry Goods at special
'pripes. You can do very much
worse you can't do better by
not seeing.ua first when in need
of Shoes, Dress GoodB etc.
Barring ton Dry Go Co.
:t r-tn .
f Building
the quests intd the llbrary'whefs theyTfim"
1 0 Jnet over silk, and, Mrs; 8am Dillin grey
The tea table was presided wr-by
tlra Hunter Smith;-gewned In yellow
metwal1nea and iea and sandwiches were
sfcrue-d by Misa Eva Armstrong .gown
ed In black net ' " , i"
' WUa Ruth Watson in yellow , rn'esaa
llne and peach, ledjthe way to,thedlnh,g
room whichwaajnoBt'altractlvely dec
orated in yellow and white,, tha.. man
tle was banked in yellow aniJU white
'New Haven, Connecticut, NoVi 19,
Ia 6n cf the irrcatest football cor
testa of the ro-"on Harvard, and YaloTi)hryantheriiurna, while the centerpiece
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Lime and Cement
Let us furnish' vou with what vou need. We have
the right price or any . quantity. Car load Ellwood
J wire fence' just received. Every roll of Patiod Rub
, ber Roofing we selr; is feuaranteed Phone or write
OASKILL HARDWARE CO.
'- Middle Street,,;, " t j Phone , . f Barn, C -
of thn table waa also yellow and white
clirysanthnmtims oveihung1 by smilax.
The ii m and cor.fti tions furthered the
Ci hir 1 "'ri n' d wcr rci v d by f "i
'TTKe BEST' "of : alUTiincU' 'in all; sizes;
all SCREENED ' BelforeT? Fevdng . . . the t
yard .anaail . weigms area jl ttffc&uj i
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