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"VCSThow'the expression; Ahorse,, sense" came into use is not
1 1 known'.--Ihe meaning of the expression is simply an old fash'
y ion logic, simple analysis and actual truth f Make these prin
- fciples the basis of your living and , you wjll get along well.
The man who uses",hor8e. sense" is more successful than the man
who depends, upon smartness. J " ni - f' , " ( ,
TIllS BANK ACCEPTS SAVINGS, ACCOUNTS 0F;
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ALL SLIPPERS MUST ,BES0LO
' f jWemeantO sell every; pair ot Our
i v -adies ' JRlen's ana vnudrea's Suppers "?
put 8enSatiooal Low- Prices on . them; '
vbictt we have d&ner Ton know i what
. , we mean when we say cheap. N mat-
-.terVhatit Is"-priccd elsewhere .'qOPLON "9BLL8 tT FOB
a. JMMnti JcnowiilicV"iSavCimBy Saturday on SlippersV Here;
lire closing out Slipper prices v , t
. : ,$f:25; - "-..
i ladies 11 over Patent, One Strap Pump, worth $2 00, Saturday $1.25(
t-'4v: , . $1.75
Lefties Black VfVel Pumps, Wide Velvet Bow, High , Heels,' Arched
, Ifotep. Sells at $2.50 This Sale $1.75 , ' '
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i,',-About 200 pair Ifftduft $3.80 Oxfords, there is every imaginable Leath
er. Last. . Heel and Toe io this ioind not a tir that sella for less than.
t$t50. We Wi'-i offer you your chefbe at $2 65. u . S U L
,' 500 Pairs Men's-Banryl $3.50 and '$4.00 Shoes .
' y? ' ' V: Sale ! Price' $2.65 "and ' $3.00. ' '
". This lot.conmts of Tans, Gun Metal. .-Vicis. and Extent ; Leathers, hi :
i every imaginable LaBt. Heel and Toe. ltYou aUaknow what Barry Shoes
v- are. the Best men's fhoci made. Only Vn'6 prices now $2.65 and &3 00; -
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i.UTTLE p&i OP THEWAY, ITPAYS TOTVALK TQ COPL6N's'
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liVD -WINDOW SCREENS
Knocked down:screen frames, .'Adjustable frames, 'l
Wjre cloth black and galvanized; all widths, Atten
tion given taking measures for sizes needed. Paint
c.nd Varnish Stains and Floor. : Finish." all neceKary
pood3 for the home. Service prompt, business appre
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Gov: Kitchiu Appoints Mr, R L'.
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Travis Corporation . Coeinu ,
aioner to Fill ; Vacancy. -.,!'
Raleigh, July 12 -E. JL Travis,' of
Halifax, baa received from governor
Kitchin his commission ss Corporation
Commissioner tn Bucceed the late Hen
ry Clay Brown. He went, before Judge
W. R. Allen in the office f ex Govern
or Charles B. Aycock and took the oath
nt office and assumed the duties ..of the
commissionership. v j. , i i v
3 It Is learned that the n.atter .of ap
pointment was secured. Monday morn
ing in conference between the,. Govern.'
or and Mr. Travis. t He went home to
adjust bis affairs so tliat he might take
up bis official duties as soon aa the ?m- j
imsBion wa iaueu. j mr. traviB i vim
of Governor Kitchin!a closest personal
and political friends 'and baa been a
member of the State Oeroocratie. Exec
utive Committee' for $ years and chaicW
man of the Halifax couoty ISomroitee
since 1898. He" was a number of
years chairman of the - board of .direct
ors of the statu penitentiary and has
servea rour terms m otate senator. -,
President "Wil Let Congress Draw(
,.It3 Own Conclusion On Alas-
- tan Matter: ) !.
Washington, July 12 - Although many
denials have been, made that govern
ment officials, intended to permit the
Guggenheim interests to control Alasv
ken transportation through a monopoly
on the, water' front of Controller Bay,
in that territory, the administration
bad decided let' Congress reaci its
own, cimclustoiT anderery "scrap of In
formation relaUpgTtatha matter Will
be sent; to the Senate . aa .soon u4 possi-
While President Taftiand the mem.
bera of , hia cabinet . have voiced Ahe
opinion that an investigation will show
nothing even .remotely resembling such
an attempt, to favortha. Guggenheim
interests, an atfempt-fn, which the names
of C.l'PwXaft, tb Preajdnti'j brother
and fornjer Secretary f tjhe Jnedor
Hallinger "have- bean coiipled, they, de
termined;it ejry, fott, should- be
At ine regurar essioa prne vaoinen
. Stockhblders Meeting. - '
The next annual meeting of thevtoclt-
holders of the Atlantic and North Caro
lina Railroad Company wjll he held in
Morehead City, N. C, On August 10th,
1911. - - , ,
4 ' , P,J. BROADHURST.
" ,.-,.-. becretary.
Office of secretary GoWsboro, N. C,
July 10th, 1911.-- - ' .
Virginians Pray For Sain.
Richmond; Va., 12- Governorfann
issued a proclamation yesterday calling
noon the .people of the State to pray
for rain," .Within, an hour of the lime.
toe document left Jus hand refreshing
showers fell upon tbe capital, at least
reducing the temperature 20. degrees
from the'maxirouor of (odav, which waa
97 in about 20 rainuteV is A great deal
more precipitation is; needed .in .the
Stats, however, " Todaj '9 showers were
not all general. ' ,
The' 'Philadelphia Lawn
Mowet will make your lawn
have a -'decent appearartce
when properly applied. ' J
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1, NEWS'"FROM WHITE OAK.
Jonea county Jaiy 12 The weather
slill continues hot and dry. J We, hope
to h8 ood ram aeon, 1 . . -v j j
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, Mr. Dock CoHins made a-business
trip to Maysvilk today; V. fr'-r
Mr.' 8o1omoo Glllett of jOaolow, pae-
ed .through .here today venro0U to
Richiands. t.s. ,.J.v.4.,
Th4 fin which' have hen burning
d rapidly for' so long in 'the wonda
came near Burning "some of the pfople
out yeaterdayear -Loco, not very far
from here.. - "'- s,-f j
.-- Mr. Gab Latham,' .of txicp; was a
visitor In our neighborhood ifiis, morn
- Msater Liodell Collins ia vbntlng-his
grandparents bis wek.y 1
Some of, our young 1 folks Attended
at Brick Kiln Sunday. '
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. Miss Mary E.; Parson, is visiting her
brother Ms, R. B. Parons ,thts weak.
.. Wbiteoalt Vfvr ia'so dry tnatj propl
are muddying the bttW pAota "lft In
its dry bed ,Ur catch fith' ant) atVdes-
troyiag many of them, l . ' -r
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Mr. Bennle and Dork Collins captured
a lot of. Gh. in - Una way jrepterdsy.
Anjorig them was one fine jiok, .,', ,
Mitr Kfrmit Collinawb has bra
spending 'soma time vlalting rtatirM
and frknda at Loco returned .home
Sunday - ' ' "
Mr. Fumln Dllins cirtn to fcave a
honry taking ThuriHlny ni((M. .
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Judge 'Alton B. T irk er; Feels
Greatly JEkcouraged aat Out--
. look1For4--Xk!uiocracy -
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Washington; July 12. Former Judge
Alton B. Parker, of Neir York. w.hohns
been jn Washington in ccnsuluation with
Preaidetif Gompers,' of the American
Federation of . L''!". Jfelatlye to j the
contempt proceedings, -against) the fed
eration Otftcials, conferred at tba crfpi'
tal wth many of the tjmocfatie: lead
ers in bothlMMiacfl'of- Congtesar-.V'-'x'.'
'.There ware numerous, exchanges of
Views regarding the political eitua'ion,
and a fairly general expression of hope
from tbe pemocratic sta id paint. " ,
''Experience has made 119 f&utuus in
the matter of prediction," said Mr. Par
ker,"but the' outlook ceHaialy ia bet
ter t$an usual." '
Some of the Democrvia oasreas-
men told Mr.' Parker 'bit they would
not be disaopointed should they aes tbe
pemocratic ticket headed witft his name
as in 1904.' '
Judge Parker said the Gompers case
would again come up in the district su
preme court on July the nth; but re-
Frederick and Venita in novel
ty slack wire acts, at The Atb-
ens to-night 1
Building of , the Ship
yesterday he, Controller Bay affair was
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otscuasea ai lengn. ie: was . aeciaeai fused to comment on ths possible outr
that all the departme,nts-'interested- 1 come,
War. 5 Aericulture.- Interior and Com-
Ynerce-and Lttb8bld, be'urgfd to
rtake their reports onthe. case as oujek
1y as possible Itt .waV.' stated tonight
that all the docutarentaity Evidence in
tbe case probably will be in the Presi
dent's hands earfy next week, and that
it then will be sent jrame'diallg to the
Senate, in answer to a resolution adop
ted late in June, calling for all stieh in
formation. " i 4 ' I I -
A Iwt-of witnesses made -op by the
committee conducting, the inquiry Ja
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sum iij iuciuuu .iiib loimig;, , , . ... t : .
Cftas. P. Tat, brother of the Presi
dent; Daniel Guggenheim,1, head of the
Alaska Syndicate; FrantfH. Hitchcock,
postmaster-general; Walter L. Fisher;
Secretary of the Interior: Richard S.
Ryan.' the alleged promoter, A and a
large nUmder of lan office' clirks. the
inquiry promises to be a, long one;
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, The Athens is the only house
in new ern snowing Associa
tion pictures. - - "
July Tamper&tnrcSj and Rainfall,
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minimum teraperaturei and rainfall m
per dates during the present month,
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w'!r',!i, vlt.!ior at ?.r. ur 1 "'rn. V.v i
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,W noticed iv article, inlyonjt paper
oi vuty iiin, eniuwa tra, iteverip."
.eigpe.i FarpieiL which is worthy of our
condcraUon., We are quite 4 familiar
1th the miserable condition pf Broad
t.reetto'nd street, ,'ln fact I the de
mand for immediate relief In 'so great
that 'sometime Ako the'Clianbef ( of
Corotwrce BppointedlheanderHignod ss
committee to lnvstlgsts and make
nyornmendHlions . conrerning ', same.
Thiaj cemmittiHi U now. ready to make a
refbrt : and fcnnmiendutumi . ta. the
next meeting of the chamber. "How
Icjflg punt we wait?".' We shall do our
tirnt leering atinul ImmeOmte rolicf.;
D.:, HtNDKltdON, Chairman.',.
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fttmosphore nt The Atl.cr.s-Get
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,. jnail. Just address an envelope to The People Bank, New -
j Bern, N. C, and.enclose the amount with which yon wish to
r' ' "Uiv n 1 r'f t , Jim
- begin.. The letter should be registered of jrouencloV
rency but it is not necettary.to register the : letter: - u. .yon
send the money in the. shape of bank draft;-personal ' check J
or express or 'Post Office Money Order; "We pay 4 pexcentf rk
compound interest on savings accounU from $L0tl upwards. ' J
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Is an eld time subject and yet one
that ib fresh and interesting, as each
new marine creation designed to fill the
Want of Bomn transportation company
M sent forth to delight and give com
fort to the travefing public. .
.Tbe Chesapeake Steamship company
has. told in .illustrated pamphlet irm,
beautifully depicted, the ''building of
the ship, "'in this instance it beiig the
story of this company's b w twin steam
ship,, the. City of Baltimore and City of
Norfolk; from the laying o tue keel to
tbe maiden voyage. - The on tiro tale
reveals the purpose of this company to
build a steamship that assure safety,
comfort and pleasure to all Who crave!
on it's' steamships. , '
VC Co, Reduces DlvidenCs.
New York, July 12-Directors of the
Virginia-Carolina Company met here
and reduced the dividend of t ie com
mon stock from 5 to 3 pjr. cp--. an
nually, '' Poor earnings is given as tbe
cause for the reduction. ' . .
Refrieraters.
Will sell the balance left over at the
following prjoefl. ' Genuine. Porcelean
lined Lenard Clearrable, . tbe $25 (0 at
t'lHJ"! t..J fill
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We Will Continue Selling
all Clothing and Ox- '
fords at Cost.
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TICKETS -GOOD TO THE JziST.
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at 85 00, the 5 00 it 00. The above H r AKt' t KU VI NbW SZ.lli .
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this class of goods at - Everyone car
ries guarantee that they will do all you
expect jWlf Refrigerator to do!
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vFor . Pflrticulsrs See.. I, '.E.' 'R0YALL, New.Bern, tfN.,. C.J
1 N0TE3 FROM LEE'S CHAPEL.
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- Jones ; county," ,July lO-h-j We - are
laving .extremely dry tweatbar' how.
crops are suffering very much lor rain.
Moat all the farmer have quit (' ploughs
Ing torn,' It was stop ploughing or sli
the corn would, die'. ; v; t '
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Very Kttb icknes In our neighbor
hood ia being reported at present '.
' Mr; John P. ' Route and . fa.nllr 1 a--
tahried preaching at Pine Qrove Uat
Sunday. .They reported a large attsn-
daoca, and a fine ssrmpn.v ' '
WearegUdtokO ) Mr. J. N. Fo-
eue, is abU to g to New Bern, today.
We, are all very- glid .14 once' more
have the opportunity pf extending our
cKdial Invitation to all hocjn attend
t ie .Sunday Sciool pii olc- that will be
hold at L's ChapH CburCh; on July,
23th. Lverybody cwie nd brirg wall,
fil ed bankets. Trusting - many of you'j
who road this will not focpet tb dAte ; ,
an'l como Friday July , 23th, . at Les's
Chi;i. Church. . Cume ona, come all,
and have a jolly' good timo, ,''
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Metal Frame Hand Bags, every bag. Worth $ 1.50
$2.'50'oyrpnc$i.Dj) iatii.OM' IoT'Meos Belts
worth Sl.&O, our price 50c V One, lot CbUdrens Pat, Leath- 1
cr Belts, late styles, pricelv;: MJL-i
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