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THE SA VERS CL VB.
'a' YOUNG man oncevsaid to a bank tel'er, "If I fail to de-,
" f posit Borne money in my Savings' Account on- Monday,
JrjY call me by 'phone, ? That joong man was i he charter
. member of the' Saver Club. He treated "hi Savings
Account at though it was an obligation which he must meet That
is a good way to look, at it. Do you save a Utile out of every
week's earnings? :; Try the plan and 'deposit your money with: this
etror.g bank, where it will be positively safe and earn interest
4 Per jGcnt Paid on Accounts of One Dollar of More.
Bereare no f rce
overielRoa
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time you ride:
make long journeys in time
rillTCHELL'S SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK
Every raisiri in a plurri pudding can't- be on' top,"
and if you have a full weeks time q enjoy the pud-
,ding the 'middle. or bottom", raisins would be just' as 1
i isure to.be eaten as the top ones.-1yve nave naa pne
(nomena)' trade, but good things in abundance left; ''
"You ''Are '.Quite Familial
with the good values we offer at our Tegular prices
. so it 'will beau easy matteT for you to figure but how
'much you will save by, coming here, and doing1 yout .
.shopping this week.'M"-rt r-: ,f .
This Special Sale Will : Last -Just
; 2:;: Days; Longer V.
SATURDAYVJUNE 24,
Easses
Every
Short trios
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There "is no restriction regarding your purchase, 'ou
- cM buy as much or as little as you want.
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PURE OR
UGS
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AT KIEL
Wants PureFood Law, Amended,
Not Stringent ",Ea.
Wahington June ? 22-Manufactur-
ers of "dangeroua drug fraud" re
ceived a watching , arraignment at the
last message ha transmitted ' to both
Houses o( Congress in which he declar
ed that the- pure food and drug; ,lw
should be amended at once, as a matter
of emergency. Recept decisions of the
Suprene Court of the United, States in
which vit al points of - the .. weakness in
the pure food Jaw were pointed oat,
was the Initiative, on which the Presf
dent urged new legit.latioo.-i f .v..
-' President Taft is of- the opinion ttiat
the vale of dangerously J, -adulterated,
drugs, or the sale of drugs1 under know
ingly false claims as, to their effec1; in
disease, 'constitutes such an evil and
warrants Its being called to the attention
of Congress. In -part ihe message is
as followsi '; " 'VVr;-.V'.iV-it:V5.
.''Fradulent misrepresentations of the
eura'ive value- of noatrams not only
operate to defraud purchasers hut 'are
a distanct menace to the public health
There, are none so credulm as sufferers
from disease.'? The - need, is urgent for'
legislation which, will prevent the rais-j
ing or raise hopes oi speedy cures oi
serious " ailments by mis-statement? o
facta as to worthiest mixtures on. which'
thesiclt will rely while their, disease
I progresses unchecked.- " w, -
,Vl iear if no remedial Jrislation be
granted at this feseionV that, the giod
which has already been accomplished in-i
regard to these nostrums will be undone
and the people pfthe-country will be
deprived ' of powerful safeguard
The Dntyon Cotton Goods to be
Reduced Fifty Yei7
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r -.Washington, June 22nd. The flouseV
Ways and Means Committee has laid
out its' general', plans for a tariff for
revenue, bill on the cotton textile ached
ule. This measure, the fourth in Demo
cratic program, will be "ready .-lor cqn-
su'er ition in three weeks. , "v -' -,-.
The leaders -want to cut the tariff on
cotton good fully fifty per cent, or can
safely go below that, dependa on . the
work on Which the committee's experts
will be engaged: until chairman Oscar
Underwood returns from his rest at At
lantic City about July 5th. W-s '
In the making pf tariff, schedule by
schedule, and with 'governmental 'Tun
ning expenses laid out-a 'yew ; in- ad
vance, the work that must be1 put into
each schedule' is -greater ' than in tbe
framing of a comprehensive tariff hill
in which the amount ' of - tariff to he
raised by the measure caa be split up
amongvnumerous.'schedules. jSo ; th
wool schedule, has been designed to pro
vide, approximately the same amount of
revenue tfiat tjhe same echedule under
the existing law yields, and. likewise
will the cotton "schedule be ao ftraraed
at to yield approximately the same rev
enue that the.same schedule' furnishes-.
This is the wojk which the statistical
experts ot tne .committee are - now ua-
agaiinst dangerous fr and.
i
, It is expected hat the Rouse . will
take the matter up at ai early dite.1
r. B.P. S, Paint will .cover
350 square ft two coats ancL
irider favorable conditions
will, , spread ; over ,400 . square
ft..jvFor jurther information
consult-the J.' S.?Bashight
Simmons for National Good Roads. -
4 Washington,'. June Taxation ,vof
automobiles going, from .one State to
another, the money thus: derived to be
used for the improvements of the roads'
is contemplated in a bill introduced- to
day by Senatof Simmons,of North Car
li"a. The bills la a general good roadB
bill and provide for Federal and on ac
count of poetal routes. y 1J.
Good Roads for OnsloC 1
- JRaleigh, June 22,--Onslow county Is
ettlng many, other .eoui) tie in the
State an example in the. encooragr.
ment of road building and the qu1ckn
' ing of public sentiment for good roads
! in that the commissioners have decided
to have constructed in each township In
1 the county one mile of standard sand
clay road a aa object, Jeaion fur educa-
tion in the value of goad roaOa. -. Kepre
! sentativ E. M. Koonca, of Onslow. It
I here to arrange with Df. Joseph lydi
I Pratt for a compntent road engineer to
be sent to Outflow to advi.te and. co-op
eratelnth iocatioii' and construction
of these Special froad.,';v'" -t
.20 Leonard; Qeanable Re,
rigerators,. 'porcelain. lined,
quartered oak., pases. vThey
save ice and look better than
any bth'erV Aslt me' the price,
J.iS. Miller, i-.- v-v -
Elizabeth Burros Parker."
Passed into rest, Thursday June 22nd.
Elisabeth" Burrus, wife of Ur. ' J fl
Parker, at the' home of her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Wt-P. Burrua, .
' The publication of this announcement
will give orroW tp -every one who ha
hot' already ' hard "of ' lt Wednaday
night was a sorrowful one in the neigh
borhood of the Burrua home, where the
stricken daughter and wife wa slowly
but certainly passing to tbat land where
Peace, perfect Peace was awaitiog the
spirit ot the young woman, .j-. t :
Nq gentler, more joyous "and bsppy
one bom to inake friend o( -every one
thfooith a chsrminir spirit, : could be
found, giTanri -woman, than Elisabeth
Burrus. No more devoted and loving
daughter. -Thus when, a few -months
ago when Miss Elizabeth was married
and went to her new home in Jack too
vH'e, Fl . there was, .with the general
congratulations, a feeling of Iota, that
onewho had been the li f e of her , set,
the friend of every body,' should leave.
tier return a few weeke airo, gave 'no
warning of the sorrow, that wai ap
proaching those that loved her. ;
Thi morning at 100, o'clock, at
Christ church, the funeial service will
be held by Rv. B. F. Uuike. Intar
ment in Cedar Grove Cftnetery, ' .
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FILES ! PILES 1 PILES !
William' Indian Pill Ointment will
cure I'-'an l. Bk-eding and Itching Pile.
It armor! n the tumors, allays Itching at
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The Smith Premier j. j: in
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Acme of rcrfef'J'io In tWilruction an-1 "
r.'iyiiv.
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He sure and soq Jessie Ht.ll tl
The Athens to night. .
, JIC50LU1I0SS OF ilLSPECT, :
Wherc, it hns pi td AlmU'h'y
Gad In hi inprrmt wiIhti in i'id his
H.'sth mrvnpr the snpl f( l' th (B
hhtj llth, (Dll to rcrrmva frtn our
rntiht i'r..'h.-r (Mi! !!!!. k, . ni..f
Vi'erdi-n iif Maynvillo '' '" A. K.
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lt. ll.fct w. ft. Us we fi.w id I i.m'-lc
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MS.,! lU'M: Of It
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Kaiser Inspects Naval Line la the
HohenzoUern, ' Flying Stars ;.
ff'CfXai Stripes. j7
Kiel Germany, June" 22-The Am("ri
can .warships.. Second division of the
Atlantic fleet, arrived here and are now
moored in the inner .harbor before the
town surrounded by the array bf battle
ships and yacht gathered for.the Em
peror' great annual naval festival.- -
The Americans were met at sea by a
dispatch boat carrying Lieutenant Com
mander F..A. Traut,. America! naval
a tacheat Berlin: Paul H. J.- Sartori,
American consular agents at Kiel, and
German officers who had been assigned
to pilot the visitor to their anchorage
The arrival ' Of the battleships wa
timed so that .they would pass the out r
fortificatiou of . Frie Irichsort in the
morning, when the national salute was
fired by the for tie e and answered from
shore, '" As oon. as the visitors were
moored the Louisiana" saluted Admiral
Von Tirpitz's flag, and the salute was
answered promptly. la addition to the
Louisiana and, Kansas, the - American
btttlesbips of tbe ' visiting: division are
the' New Hattipshire ' and the : South
Carolina " Emperor " William - arrived
here from Hamburg aboard the Hohen
follern and was saluted with 83 guns by
every 'warship in the v harbor., The
American crews,, like the Germans,
manned the sides of the vessels at the
approach Of the Imperial. yacht and
Bointed the Uerman ensign,
t The HohenzoUern, with the Emperor
on the bridge, the Imperial standard
flying from the minmait and the Stars
and Stripes from the - mizzenmast,
steamed past' the. German end the
American line, while the crews of each
vessel in turn cheered. -
At the end of the American line the
HohenzoUern came about mi passed
between the South' Caroliia an 1 the
Louisiann to permit his Majesty a clos
er inspection of these battleships.
al'fg. Co.
Marl.-.'e Aiinounctment
Board your horse at a Mod
fern Sanitary Stable. Daniels-
Newberrv r. Live Stock Co .
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South Front St. "
Cruiser North Carolina Sails for Vcn-
i ' tzuela. , -
? New York, June 22.-Thoe. (X Daw
od, ' American Mioiater to Panama,
left Washington today for Hampton
Roads, where he will embark upon the
armored cruiser North Caroliua for La
Cuairaa the head of the American
delegation of special erabeaiy to partic
ipate la the Year sue Un centennial cer-
emnaie at Caracas text month, :
1 Captain Marsh, .ommtnder . of : the
North Carolina, ha been designated a
the naval attache of the special emba
tf andCapt Frank Parker, of the llth
Ihfanlry, will represent th army, -
J ,.' Iscaped Convict Captured.' ; ; ,'
About three years ago John Mojlton,
colored, wa sentenced to a term on the
Crareo county road. - Soon after he
was carried to th convict camp where
he sueceeded la making hi escape, and
deeplte the efforts of the police he re
mained at larjte. . Yesterday' mornln
while the A C L train' waa paeslng
through Fiv Polnta, "Clilef of Poiie
Lujjton saw a negro on the train who
h thought wa Moulton. . H called up-
oil him to halt, which the negro did. aod
uKn inventigation It wa found that he
was the man wanted. II wa placed
in Craven county jail and will be Ukan j
bark to lh rhaia gang to coc lude his
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Yqm0Bankiag
Requiremietits.
- Modern bankifig requires equipment that will enable pa-
trons to transact their financial affairs' promptly- A charac-.
; tewstic feature of this bank Is the fact that our officers- are
always accessible to costomers and attentive to their needs
and that thif employees courteous and obliging, handle all
: business with utmost dispatch. Modern equipment and per-
V sonal service are fouridhere at all times.
i-rr i - TTfrififitiinfWiii'fl.'wei-r'yiiiir
sassaMHM
Continues to be a Record
Breaker
m ma stor e is crowdeo every m.
Our 1 2Je. Bleaching such as Barkers
Mills and Androwscggins at 81c, 10
yds. to each customer.
1 .000 yds. of Unbleached at 5c.
$1.00 Silk Hose at 79c.
: ; 50c " " , 39c.
EVERY SALE A
ELKS TEMPLE
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