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APRIL. 2: 191 J;
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rlHE Officers and Directors of. this bank' tire worte
: au ine rme to piease qepasiron aaapBuuai,-, a uci e;
"J to act as the bmted cujuJpff ohitn diUdreaiid
the executw of estates lor widows; yet all of Its ;tffairsre:
transacted with the strictest regard for economy, safety and
prudence. . " : . ; - .;v
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count wCprdlIaviteq-
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Price
30c
Century Silk,
has the touch, wearing quality, ap5
pearance and fel of the highest grades
silk that would sell'at $1.00. -;
Tissue Violet, Price 20c.
the manufacturers take pride in pre
senting this fabric to the public as they
believe it is the best value in merchant
dise that has ever been offered over a
retail counter. . ;
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Diipmooe Silk, - Priced
will make a handsome costurrte for
Spring and Summer, looks dt feet
like an expensive silk; in-the' Jatt;
styles only.
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a popular facbric, wetl:''aijtfbia
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IndiaBl"'r InJ "AprU 24--Charged
wilb betnRio'iha ptot riijip' 'the
dytwmitin of th plant of "the" Los kn
gele Time in Los A,nge)f s ilst Octo
ber and triih'tavbg connection with
thf dytfnmiting o( tCrLlewellyn found
ry, jjao st Los , Angele. John J, Mc-
Namara, SreUry and treasurer of
the International Bridge and Structural
IrenVorkre' Association, was arreflt-
d ,htam Saturday. ighC,,;. !
s-A rtquisition for his return to Cali
fornia wai honored by Goy. , Marshall.
Armed with it and with the indictments
again ih im, Indianapolis detectives, ac
cob tisirfed byJampsHousic.a Los Ange
les defective, tf ok. charge Of HcNaraara
at the . international headquarters of
Us onion. Apparently the visit of ihe
officers was a complete surprise. Mc-
Namara was hurried to the police
court where, a special session was call-
ed for 4 he purpose of qieposine of hU
case so that the California authorities
eoold get away from Indianapolis with
out delay. Judge James Collins, pre
sidingrasked the prisoner' f he vas
John J. McNamara, named in thelbyict
meat and in the reuiaitlon.
"I am,'f;sa1d McNamara- from a
bench where he was seated surroun Jed
by" officers. . .
"Is he th6 mn you wanted?" as tt'd
Judge Collins of Detective' Housic. -
The latter replied in the afErmat' Vei
McNamara was in formed vef th'e,.nat i?e
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' This la btdlTtisndaf UalU4 Motor Cotnpaey tpthsfMt fitstfsra'
Commrm stock la moot aomnobiie manufaCtMrinf conorr. avt frw M .
pnsnt 10W pf Cbt dltiiMHl. . y f .. ' ,
" A Oot f rtef of U if psf et Cnmulatlta Prfmd ' Sk of tK4
COOyDATXJ MOroI CAK OOMrAVT. (Cspiiai Stock !i.,000.) of
' CUvWand.St pf, $100.00, wlUt a bor.us ! 100 par tit of Common,
f should pros ts""y tndaUs af pr4ts. ' r . ' , . ' , J ;
V 1.TU COoifDATtt MOTOI CAl COMfAfT. fcanufactwrss U
, floral Tovritt im) U Ousvw Csra, boia of whHi ar famHUr to ry
AslowoUUt, t'.-. y i; I J . r'' !
'Thrs aVa hvllrWaal, fundamwiUl, Whtnlml r y Hlr
'CompWU IttM f fq)mfil tnKln. .firXi tA J :tir cart i..ur
. farjfS profits u fs Mt.to, th will e' (j" 'h n f-j
latsabta wiB a W frtihl ,?t rrt "H t' ' ! n.i.f.
. UwsiU Sit aonoallf.. T. W'k Iih f;f f 'fi t I !f U -2j-r
,rntti f e pfi akU , '
"t Thrnt-n Tat!. n r. g ) I I y V .' 'n V, , ', ri
f l"hIgo af"l nlwt ot).r h f ; '
t.'sikl-t'til'li''!T"- H ' ' : !;
i Q.tirl ilhutml J jrfrlM, f ' j -.', i '".. r- .
ikiiiGvLo::
iiEiaii
111 000,000 jtoInereased V ater
tindorL' Apill IMW Imp'wTnjt W
the port ofLondon uoer. the tct A by.
which ihe government' took over all the-
grsadocks °ted;th'em in the corT'4
trol of Aha Port of Lcndon aotWxrity Is
about to begiB.';" The undertaking will
occupy years and will' place Lohdon-ott
an eqaajtty with Liverpool, Southamp
ton anfl t ther ports In respect to modern
equipment. vK- :t 4
Work will start on the South-Albert
dock, which will cost nearly $12,000,000,
and accommodate the largest ships
afloat or projected. The entrance lock
will be 1,000 reet lohg, 110 feet widelcan siae without payment of duty. It
j L -L' i . " m - " i ,( j tet f -ii . j u. a. ?f l" - it
and a tapacUy depth of water of 48
feet. The entranca will be 850 feet long
and may be extended by a eaisson. The
water area will be 66 acres,- . :
. Thertr will b anew drydockt 1,000 ft
long,.U0 feet wide, and 38 feet deep,
corresponding practically in accommo
dation with the entrance lock.
It is praposed to straighten the
Thames river . juat below - the Pool by
moving some of the present docks from
the .north to the south aide of the river,
thus, shortening the river passage.
DIED.
Yesterday morning at Franklin, Vs
Mrs. Sfllio B.- Perry. The remaimi will
Lsrrive in this city this morning and the
nunefeW services will be conducted at
B. F. Huske
The inter-
iwhCivjll, be made in Cedar Grove
cem
Hie .charges; ,Hje-Va?ot.Ask d b .Christ '-'Church by Rev.
Judge Collins regarthfig Jiis goilt or afftnoon at 4 o'clock.
nocence . z... , . 75,
With a deiectif e at each elbow He-
Namara- advanced toward . the Ju. ge
and stated that he had not rceveri an
opportunity to be heard in his own 'ia-
half.
He Insisted that no time had ben 'it
FiioWii
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BetWeenv
Jtexicao
-CrCAerrnneut
auAD8urrectos, .rovislonaof.
Truce. , -
of five f
day. i
Juaretl
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Tex iApril 24 An armistice
3V, beginning at noon yester-
sffacting the districts around
nd Chihuahua and west of latter
made effective in an exchange
Of identical letters signed by -General
Iranctaco I., Madero, for the rebels,
and General Juan Navarro, for the gov
ernment.
VThe f truce provides that there shall
be no Movement of troops of either
sideduling the next rive days, And that
provisions and medicines 'may . be
brought to either camp from the Ameri
is abted vih'at Ojinaga, whose small
Federal force is besieged, is not cover
ed in the armistice, the insurrecto acti
vities 4n that district heir.g largely in
dendefit. " It is expected that in Che
eventsf the settlement of the rebellion
in Chihuahua, the situation at Ojinaga
and other scattered places throughout
the republic, will receive attention. The
moral effect of cessation of hostilities
In Chihuahua is regarded as cert 2 in to
make settlements in other parts of the
country simple.
Acual peace negotiations preceded
the aimiftice. Itwaa known that
truce was agreeable to Maderoand a
telegram from 1 ho city of Mexico in
formed General Madero hat General
Navarro had been instructed by Presi
dent Tliaz to enter into the pact.
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NO
BUSINESS UNDERTAKING
is entirely beyond the possibility of a reverse and for this
reason the man who wishes tp feel independent of his busi
ness should maintain a separate account as protection.
There is no better wfy of obtaining this protection than
by opening an account in the Savings Department of this
bank at 4 per cent interest. It's a good investment because
your money besides earning liberal rates of intertst, is
always available.
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LaCroy the silver heel dancer
and the Girl, at The Athens this
week.
Mrs. E'iz t W. Parker, wife of Mr.
Jas C Parker Sr. dicdt. hn late
residence No.Jo2 East 'Front street
veaterda sftemoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
lowed to emp-oy m attorney to const er rkeas 78 years of sge and is rar
th requisition. ' jJw.j ul' i..iv.i;v.j:;j u.u
He declared that he wanted an opp -r-' Tt. r..,rS.,4. .rsi i.Ani.A ot
t unity to defend himself before s ly
further action was taken. '
Judge Collins informed him that ie
could do nothing but turn him over to
the California authorities under the c-
cumstances. as it was 'not within, s
jurisdiction to determine whether or
net there was evidence to prevent l is
extradition.
Without any'furthe'r parjey thedfittc
The funeral service will be C"nduc,ted at
he Mt thodist Church this afternoon at
t.80 o'c'ockby RevvJ. B Hurley.
their "prisoner, who was handcuffed
Hoos,
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A Sherlock Holmes TUrUler.
The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist the' so' purpose of (jetting folk sava.
U the title of a New Sherlock' Holmes
Detective story by Sir A. Conan Doyle,
Revival Meetings.'
. Revival meetings are, in progress at
the-Tabernacle Baptist Churc tyery
nifrht this week. ' ' ' v" ''
The pastor and . leaders' of this clioch
JUST RECEIVED
Madras With Satin Stripe, For Waists,
Blouses and Shirts.
ONLY 10c. PER YARD
WELL WORTH 15c.
on Dry Ootids Co.
Bamngt
Uy hurried out of the building to ilh Wend special inv itatlon- -to ail itfrla.
UBBs, regardless oi aenominattanj.w at
tend 'these services. '' Th4-' Vastori A,
jfTShuler. saysr-..";' . ' J&u? ft't
ajaraht christian workers In thlf
meeting, not for the purpose-' of gain
ing members for our church, but for
after which we Shall urge-them to go
to the church of (heir cbolca,, and not
whicfe will begjven free ia booklet form only ,chrlitiao aotkers are InVited, but
with Naat 8undayV-New Yof-World.
Thesa ar the stories entided.' Re,
turn of Sherlock Holrns' whlc re
centljr set aH'Europa fgog-'i No One
sine Gahgrieau and Poe.baa equalled
CoqaaDoy la. - These arc greatatortos.
& new one aachSunday,
all nave" an Invitation, ths drunkards,
I the gamblers, Ihe vile and wretched," as UMm
Interest In Corn Contest Growing.
Dear Sir:-
Msny. bf a the biyA of your county
have jiinei the Corn Contest conducted
Mr- t. 0. Schaub and have neglected to
sand in their application for. member
'slip to the 5tate Corn Club contest.
These wd contests! are enjlirejy sep
arate. But the rulesof each are such
that the boys can belong ,iobothnd
compete for the prixss,' of fe'red1, with
thsane acre Of corn, provided they
have filled out and returned to each of
fice, their. kpplhrU m f or merorJirship.
And unless boy has filled out. Bign
etiand returned to Mr. T. B Parker
onf of these application blanks he can
not compote for the prizes offered by
thl State Deptrtment of Agriculture.
Twse application blanks, together witb4
a featlet of ru'es governing the contest
cab be obtain! bv writinar to Mr. T
B3 Parker. Ralefgb. N. C, or fnhrf
your cOunty Superintendant of PuBe
Instruction. v
t't bopa that yoo will urge every boy.
who has not yet ; done so, to procure 1
one
writ as the moralist and self-righteous
No sermon during Ihe week"-will exceed
0 minutes.
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Coma and speed a fs miautea with
1 of these blanks fill itout and re
a to Mr. Parker Bydo(ng this the
My ,wfl 'Oompet jnf for five mors
ptrixsa'with the Same acre of corn, and
wkksreby 'featly IncreasTTils chaneaof
FfiR
RECORDER'S
COURT;
JUDGE THE FUTtlHi BYHK
'f . rf ' 1 " , '( )
I," JJatHci liThryrln bursl or eloquence
that stirred' ths hcaru of sur ancestors,
said, ?I know of no waj af Judging the
future sxeept tVn,ir''t
Thst dacUTMl wa pot ootj gd In
Patrick fleary'sday but Vlll 'old f ood
".lo eooslderlnjaTr'.qustlon whether!
orot kis oest isMaiwi a. nxota
r's Court for thaeouoty ot Cavn,"ts.
first tmjairy that should ba snadeby an
honst Volsr aV "where hai IT-bfo
' trtM In North Carolina an.! what U ii
la smwif to ll Brtt teslon y
lillhal yhs IUridr's Cirt.i
sow la eporatiunln EI'7.bihCity, HI
Jhavea, Wshlngtri,' Aurora, Piymnui 1,
Wilmington, Ktteiirifl, Golljlxif ,
Tarboro, Ur
High Toint, '
AthfvIHa n
or tmjnljr I' '
r-.it Jor'd t .
7 1. " ri"ji 1 .
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s;-fnind the 'eoort honss W" weeks will
gWs tbelr issUrnooy Id' ths ; Recorder's
Ctnrt ia as it w )ora-or ;ir thef are
sommoatd tor appear at .ths court bouse
as wits or juroiia they get through
by Toesdsf nurht. Tbsra ara many
reiVm why .Craven county should bays
t tt'eurder's Court,. sod It wilKeoma
smshar of laWt,t'".?: .-;'.??:- V&m'
EIPLAlNST v V
wSnnlnrfriss.'
'I would ba glad Tor you to give this
nutter a little space In the next two 1s-
flies olVour psper snd urge the boys
teglva ltthsir.4rompt attention. By
doM this you will greatly aid the De
partments sj .-Agriculture in jjetang
tfiera (a. touch with, the .boys and will,
at the same time,', do the boys of year
4untya great khtdnea by aalllna: their
( Tbaoknc yen la advance for your
klodoe; I am, . - ; r
J ; ;-' I Yours wry Iroly,
I . '-' ' JAMES M. CRAY,
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LET THE GOOD WORK
GO ON.
We are adve?ising. jtrst as r'i;J
much to educate the mibiic to the. '
use of good piri lumber as to sell
it'oursel ves. Therefore, at times;- ;
. we 'need not dwell on the merits' it
of our own timber but can safely .
leave that to the judgment of In
telligent lumber buyers. Our ex-
perience with pine . lumber en
ables us to speak with authority, and to offer a groite of gxln absolute
without parallel in this section of the' country.
Koadifet'Ivestumber Co.
AssiataatrHMrectof,
t, Nhvllle, l)u-
'o, urnihor ),!
Urn, Chrtolt.j
cft. : N', to n
1 vr avtahl i'hwf S
ref armlUlifd j-.
iiill In r-jjrelir.
h 1'uliit., l(hmch
1 llat thy hi e
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8vsral txpyera havinf; spoken to
ma aboyt ths -eaJculstions SnJ Bgnras
sppsvlng In' Ue feerrsl nsignd sr
liclositJl!hed in ths New Brn Jonr
Da1 Srdotir. sources recently for The
Reeorrlor's Coirt sad they having tli
mng ImpraeiioA that 1 4vd m1e mm(
of lb f a'culatlon, ,sn explanatioa on
my psn becomes Mriry ., -
I will stst', ihah lth the r-xeeption
of !hnm'mnt cuh'ih'l s htViiig hen'
(ildliy the cufitjr during "ths yr
hich wstukrn frctn tbe puhlir
tf rt.ri e.! n fillows: , .
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Hear- Admiral William Tuck, U, 8. N.
(reUMd.) died In WihlngtV
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PAYS
MtSBiPRiNdE'
" ew Bern, N. C April 17. 1911.
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. We beg to icknpwledfie'recei jpCjdteck from you
for $133.00 covennt 6ne of ptforKti tttticd recently,
I that was insured lathe &UTikRN tlVE STOCK INSUR
, ANCE COMPANY, oj jtPoIal, or which accept
' our thanks. Wehave Itoured'ii hurofter p'our animals in
' jour Company and do not itestotfrtarecoarmend it.
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receiver a .new
line Tof:: Neglige
Shirts, the latesf
creations-,
some" beautiful
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Lndica Oxfords
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