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L you do not have cue. A!.v:ys keep your . iscr.ey
deposited with this bank. That is tie surest, end safest
way to protect it against loss by fire, burglary 1 or " ether
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Deposits Subject to - Check Also
Invited,
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BANKING &TRUST:C0.
RIGHTiNOW
is the . time to begin to plan on the
Spring and; bummer apparel , you; are
;gomgtqneed. ;A . -
-RIGHT N0Wv
is the time to see the. NeW Styles 'and,
maKe up your mina as to wnat is oest
for you. : v v
vRiGHTNOWv;
is the time to find, out what : store vis
1 entitled to-yoiir business by reason of
superior lvalues.
) RIGHT NOV
is the time we would like to have. you
call arid see the, New Spring Goods
Here: "" :v vA:
i - RIGHT: NOW
we want to tell ypu possess your souls
in. patience and ivait .fWe : will have
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; Tliursday Alarch
Music Will Be Furnished By An n Crc!:c:trst This
Alone Will Be Worth Ycur Trip If V
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Treaty With France Along Sauie
Line as England's.'' Will Stop
all Ware. '
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Washington, March, 23-Robert ba
con, th American Ambassador to
France, had a conference with President
Taft and later was a luncheon guest at
the White House. Ilia visit wag given
an additional interest at this time ow
ing to the fact that there is f general
belief here that negotiate is soon may
be opened between the United States
and France-looking to the adoption of an
arbitration treaty similar to the one
that has been proposed : between the
United States and Great Britain.
Such a treaty would provide for the
submission of all matters in dispute be
tween tha two. countries even includ
ing these of national honor, add terri
tory to an arbitral eonrt and -would
male war practically impossible. r-t
iPresidfnt Taft contioues to recejve
reports daily ot tha favor -with wh'ch
his proposal has beenv received in Great
Britain and is deeply gratified over the
fact. The movement seems -to have
track a nonular chord in EuroDe. accor
ding to reports received oat the Wfflte
House and there ts a cbsncelhat other
countries even than .France eventually
may be brought into an arbitration
agreement with the United States. ,t
The President feels that if he can ne
gotiate one or two treaties of tbis jkind
they will stand at the greatest success
es af his administration.
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PAZO OrNTMENT la guaranteedto
ears any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed-
ins or Protruding Files in 6 to 14 - days
or money refunded.' 60c. ' ' , "
t Beaufort, March 23-Th whale which
was canght near bare a 'tew days ago
was a good' catch in every way as It has
netted $1,600. 5 "V
This week off the HooW a liaul of 85-
C00 lbs. of trout "was made,- SO thousand
of these wera sold in vary in? lots from
two to ten thousand - prounds each at
from two to two and one half cents per
pouod s after -selling - thirty' thousand
pounds tha demand was fllledTup, tha
remaining five thousand pounds being
left on the beacn.
Beaufort Notes..
.Foley's Honey And Tar is the best
cough remedy i ever used as It quickly
topped a severe cough that hod long
troubled me." says J. W. K.uhn, Prince-
(own. Nebr. Just so quickly snd surely
it acts in all cases of cough, colds, la
grippe -and lung trouble. Refuse sub
stitutes. F. S. Duffy. f A.,-, ..
GRAIID DISPLAY C
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To Superior Court Charged With
Stealing One Hundred and
- Fifteen Dollars:
Among the cases heard by tha Mayor
yesterday was one wherein, three ne-
groea;'Oscar White, Dave - Bryan and
Charles Slade were accused of robbing
from another negro, Ed Moore, one
hundred and -fifteen dollars, -? ;
Moore had been to the West End lot
sale Wednesday. Feeling pretty good
from the effect of a liberal libation of
bug juice and the knowledge of possess
ing a lidy little suni ot money be proud
ly if indiscreetly exhibited his roll to
anyone wbo was- interested enough to
take notice. The three ' negroes just
mentioned became very much interested
and followed Moore home, where one of
them bantered him for . a wrestle and
while t tussle was in progress anoth
er: removed the pocket book -from
Moore's pocket. The other negro who
was sitting on a dray acted as a 'fence.'
Moore reported his joss to police
headquarters. Offices.' Foscue waa de-
taueu ui worn up me i&ae una ne, usea
insiderable adroitness and expedition
la detecting the robbers, Each one of
fierqi was arrested separately and apaj t
and one knew not what the others bad
told. . . r t -
When they realized that they were In
t&e toils, of the law they were anxious
to uiake restitution t their victim.
This, of course, they could not do at
the' time ao they gave Officer Foscoe
the money, at leas t $90 of it." The rest
of it was not accounted for.?'
Mayor McCarthy bold . all .three in
bonds of $300,00 each for appearance at
tha next term of i Superior Court for
Craven, County, in default of wbich they
were aent to jaii. ,
reace 1 President's Explanaliou
of tfc-Vement Around .Mexico. v
n. r. rreparednes Shown.. '
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Washirgton, March' 23 A iHartia
demonstration in thajnterest of peace
compar&Me with the world cut's i of the
battlesb p fleet. 7 !
Ibis was the latest explanation of the
Mexican situation made by the Admin
istratioa; The mobilization f troopa
along the Mexican bolder, it was de
clared, was to prove preparedness. - on
the part of the United States io cope
with events which it was hoped would
not transpire for thev very reason that
Uncle Sam was ready for them. 1
The world's cruise . of the battleshlD
fleet was a notification to Japan that
America bad strength enough to main
tain peace. Tha 'maneuvers" "along
the Mexican border Is a aim ular notice
to Mexito abd all other interested na
tions, jf T u ' i
The Administration has never fieured
en any framediate exigency,- it waa Said
lave protection of Americas) property
and lives,' in case untoward events ,ln
the revolution , forced a decisive step,.
President Taft baa realized from th
very start of" the "maneuvers" that
Congressional sanction -waa necessary
for invasion.,. But he did not need Con
gressional aid to mass the troops in an
ticipation of possible emergencies.
Jfyour neighbors chickens
ike your yegetables-ypu bet
:er see the J. S. Basnight Hdw
Co.." and purchase a Pitts
burgh Perfect Fence to chan
ge the. range for their, appe
tites. ' Phone 99. 67 S, Fron
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At Miss Lctte's Millinery .Tarlors
' - : Last Night Exhibit inr .
' ; v -rrogress Today. . ' . ,
; Beautiful bati, lovely women fault
lessly attired anj the whole making
scene of splendor grrcted the Visitors
to Mlas Lillie Lette's milliner parlors
last evening when she inaugurated her
Sp'lng opening. It had been announced
that the doors of this popular little i
tsHk-hmfnt would be opened at
o'clock, but lonjf before tbat lime ntitn-b'-is
of vlaltors bod arrived. '
Tbe Interior of ti e torflwn Ind i a
risvflaUon in tbe art of dt-curaf in jr. Th
bt nuLiful potto-) f )ant,. artiflnsl H. w
r and bsnr! (o v re urd li a pi ft I
Bilvunt-ie. Crf ; pnpr n 1 1 rt-t: vr'y
I'lnc I Broun 1 the i ii; lights rriait-'.
tht ,r r.iyf have t'.e i ; cranc of Im inp "
r.l'pri 1 ti.rcn.,.'i f ':uy l;ic(. IFiimli e ' of : ri
I f '. ' ;l I '1 v . ic mi r!i i':iy (in ) n.iiny
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land Sale' at Oriental Tomorrow,
- Tomorrow ' (Saturday) . morning' atl
1030 o'clock one of the greatest' land
sains ever conducted id that section
will be held at Oriental, Pan lico coun
ty. .The Southern Realty Company, of
Greensboro," will have charge of this
sale and all who purchase may. be as
sured of fair treatment. The majority
of lots that are to be sold are situated
along beautiful Neuse river and- will
make ideal ' places for homes.. Ten
years ago this little town waa atmoat
unheard of, now it is one of the moat
promising villages in jhat county. This
Only shows the rapid growth. Ten
years hence it will probably be as lart
as sny town in Eastern Carolina. Bay
property there now while you can se
curest at almost your own price..
. , Vv EbWARI NOTES.
. Tha weather nt present (a very pleas
ant and our farmers are getting - baiy.
. Elder W. 0. Winfietd adJrtssed nuiU
a large-end enthuiestic roncregation
Situruay night ind Sunday last-
Mr. S. T. Wall made a brief viult 'to
m;ill Sund.iy.
Mr, E.S. Walker was the gtient of
Mrs. Amanda I'.-we and family EamJi'y
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Whether you'bave a large orsmImlntbYriwn
you ought not to ktep it idle buf rather deposit if ip a
savingsaccouht' with' this strong bank5 -! Wberb" it will
grow by reason irf ttie'i per xent interest, conipound
4 d semi-annually, "which we pay, . v . ,
..The progressive spirit which characterizes this grow
ing bank will be an inspiration ' for ' you to increase
' your account, " ' x
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CDDRADHAM
. VltE PRESX.:
ta.uzze;ll
. CASHIER
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.Announcement.
' I hereby at once announce myself a
safo candidate, na may I now.thank;
my many friends for .past,, patronage.
I now shall cut. price on all kinds of
saared shingles, a large stock on hand,
must be sold by April 14th; will close
ouMheap as I expect to.make some
change in my business. Ton win and I
lose. ? , " ' ' - .
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' , 1 F , . .The ShingM Manf .
'.. I AfrHi Uw Baoana Peel, .
'' fin aeefdent that came near causing
one of our local attoroeya a number of
severe bruises and at the same time
brought to our mind a ee (action we once
saw which ran like this; s ' .
Tbe:. lawyer fell, and tor his clothes,
And the mishap made him feel -: -,s
Thataa be phraseology goes, - - r.
Hd kwt a suit on appeal."
occurred near the Elks Temple yester
day morning when the ., gentleman
stepped on a banana peel that had been
carelessly : thrown on ' the - sidewalk:.
FortanaUly for bim he escaped with
only a few a matches on bis band and a
ranched back."" T "
. gli;:s d:.::geoous
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Machine Falls WitbTlun'tter.' AtI
. ? tor' Broke Both Legv v.
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OF PA1TERN HATS JND MiLLINERY K0VELT1ES
The Public is Extended an Inyitation to Visit Our Store
THURSDAY 'and FRIDAY
-And Inspect Our Stock of Spring and Summer Hats
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The tatest Creations in
. Parisian Designs.
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Never Before Have We Shown Hats .With the Quality and
;;,Sty1e kThem That We.Will Show at This Exhibit.
UISS SftDIE-BLYTHEwiTH j. j. BAXTER
'pep.Ta store, . elks.temple
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- Qeneva, March X The first attempt
to use the aeroplane fur smuggling will
like'y result in the death of an. Italian
aviator named Scneroglio, He lies in
the Geneva hospital with both lefts and
his collar booe broken and suffsrlng
from exposure to the cold.
ncrogUoeame to grief while flying
ovi i Uount Cunis with a cargo of duti
alls good, which be was attempting to
I t i in from Italy. Ilia machine fed
an 1 ftas wrwkei. Terribly injured, be
I.-y a'l n'.Vt In tie snow, and ws
f d t . y tyeu-itors otUcem, nearly
f-- ' n to c! - i f . ;)-n rol.l,
V JUST RECEIVED
:J ' . ssiaaPsassisjiiassassiisiBiiisiasfjsiiiisiBs
TKe - Best I Bleaching -. - -
I-A Good r Lonsdale Cambric
White, Checked fWaistings - -
THIS . IS' FAR! BELOW , THEIR,', REAL YALUS m
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! Also a fuil line Barbed Wire" fchogsand cattle,
1. Poultry 'IWiref Ru faQd Oils, .
Stoves arid Ranges' and ageneral line' of Hardware.
Write us or call, we can give you right-prices.: -
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