i
t
4-'
fai :i with
CIRCULATION
;jlAELISlID V
' . v.
"r'-)L; ' 1 i '1 , " w'.' ;
NEW BERN, KOSTII CAROLINA, SUNDAY JIORNING, JULY. 23, 1911
THIRTIETH YEAR
iflimns
VISIBLE SUPPLY
SUBMARINES m
VMM
V
olconod
TO THE GOOD
A,BAM;F0R ALL THE
f
tT1i '
ARErOESPERATE
.; '''' ;. ! lJlr '
t, v ,
t:
TyHE first Savings Bank opened its books to women deposi-
t. a.j ton in the year 1819. Since that time the accounts -of
. ' .wj&men have increased until women now represent, about,
V t 4$ jjer cenf of the saying's depositors in this country. This
bank invites the accounts of women and its officers 'are always
pleased to explain any matters relating to the keeping of an account.'
HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL (MECiClNG AC-3
T
it
t
r ; ' , ,:
OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
OF
Mens, Young Men's and Boys Cloth
ing Now on Sale at Exactly
FORMER
PRICE.
Ainericaa-Warships , JEusliing to
i Islaod Afr ' "Foll Speed.',: As-: ;
--' 8iaatioa Plot .Failsl
Waahington, July, 22 Beporta' eon
finnkig1 toe df spent sitaatkm in Haiti
are rMeived at tha Stata ; Department.
The department ia hasing its hope of
saving American lives and property
from destruction, 'at the hands of the
rebels on the American warbips now
speeding to Haiti, - It ia believed the
the scout bruiser Chester will reach
tliera tonight or Sunday. . " .v
The. gunboat Dm . Moines is also on
the way from - Boston, but cannot ar
rive until the middle of next week.
As the Petrel, which ia already on the
Haitian s coast, - has no wireless, her
movements are rot known and cannot
be controlled. The department b back
ing up Minister f urniss protestagain
st the proposed bombardment of any
town by the Haitien gunboat
Nothing is known at the department
of the yacht Americana at Cape Haitian.
Report of the Slate Department in
dicate that' revolutionists are in tKs-
sessio of practically all the" territory
north of Port au Prince and that a
state of anarchy prevails throughout
the republic. President Simon is seri
ously ill, it was said.
News, of tbe bombardment of tho
cities of SU Marc snd Gbnaives is ex
pected by the Haitien warship Antione
Simon. v
It is learned that a plot to assassinate
President Simon when he came ashore
failed because the President arrived be
fore he was expected.
Hester's Statement Showi 1,858,-
768 les-Staple'tTpi ;
. v.!'to-Date'-:
New Orleans, l July v22-Secretary
Hester's statement of the world's vie
ible supply of - cotton issued yesterday
Uhowji , ihe. totaJ i visible J if 1,658,768
agaiiiat 2,087,294 last . week, ; 1,967,720
last year. Of jthis the total, of Amer
ican lotton'to 1,004.68, against 1,113,-
294 last week.. 1,037,720 teat year, and
of ail other kinds including Egypt, Bra
zil, Ibdia, etcx 954,000 against 974,000
last week. ; 929,000; last year Of the
world's visible supply of cotton as above
there" is now afloat and held in Great
Britian and continental-Europe 1,126,-
000 against 1,100,000 last year:in Egypt
79.000 against 62.000 last year; in India
416,000 against 59,000 last year and in
the United States 244.000 315,000 last
year. "' J
New vaudyille at The Athens
to-morrow night Gast and Gast
classy singinj and pianotogue
act First. engagement south.
NOTHING
RESERVED
7.50 FOR SUITS INSTEAD OF $10.00
25
n
$151)
151
it
ti
ti
S15.Q0
111800
1120.00
PILES ! PILES ! PILES 1
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
I once, acts as a poultice, gives instant
relief.. Williams' Indian Pile Ointmei.t
is prepared for Piles and itching of tbe
private parts, Sole by druggists, mail
1 60c and $1.00. Williams' M'l'g. Co,
Prop, Cleveland, O.
Farm Life School Election.
The Farm Life School election for the
purpose cf voting on an issue of $25,000
bonds to establish a school in the
eighth township, was held yesterday.
The vote was very light but wss in fa
vor of tbe bondi , .
CHOICE OF ANY St RAW HAT
1-3 OFF
i
S. Cbplon & Son
cruc it rnu ipcc '
LITTLE OUT OP THE WAY, BUT IT PAYS TQ WALK TO COPLC-N'S)
v . . . ;'-- v ,' v '
HbbsbS
'fAfdt WILL INAUGURATE " ''
OUR f IRST SPECIAL CIGAR SALE;
.'V'i.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"And Will Continue This Special Sale on Those Two. Days For a Few
v"';ii',ykl' 0flrr Ysluss; ; ' ...-'
r. Royal Robett Value HJSQ a box for $100 or 6 for 25c V
; ,A'MonteUi4 2.00 f VM;
-r Uttle Lew - 2.00 " .;.4:7S . . ;
(.';MonamentaLM "12$ M .Al.7S
Theae brands are bffered yoa st wholesale prices and yoo will make no
mUtake to avail yedrstU of' thli "Great Bargain Opportunity." '. Ws
al carry a full line of weli known 10c and 15e, Cigars, Tobacco; Pipes, '
and Smokers eriictea. Agents fof Guth's ChocotaUe and Bon Bona, also
Conklin, FounUin Pens, all styles and sizes.'.' five ' Year Guarantee-It
HasBoEgnsl. ) " '"' 'fl . K f " ' - V-'i'i'.-'tf
ED WARD CLARK J
Cor. Store, ' ' . .' Elks Temple, '' .'. Phone 91
Notice of Loss ot Certificate of
- "Stock. '
Notice is hereby given that I have
lost or misplaced Certificate No. 61 for
ten shares of series No. 4 of the capital
stock of the Home Building - ft Loan
Association issued tome, said certificate
bearing date May 1st, 1909. If lame
is not found within thirty days applica
tkm will be made by me for duplicate
I Certificate. .
, , F.. U PERKINS,
This the 80th, day of June. 1911,
BURMA ITEMS.
Burma Juiy 18. We have been hav
ing nice rains for the past week, and
L 1 L! I. ... . .
crops are kowik.,iuwb
Mrs.' Matbew . Gaakins who . is sick
with typhoid fever is improving we a-e
glad to say. ! ; . ; -
Mrs. 8ulls UcLewhora bo.has the
typhoid is very; alck. ,
Misses Gladys. Cleve snd Neva War
ren visKed'M Us ' Laney Mclawborn
Sunday and returned home Monday eve
ning.. -;,. ; n 're-',. '',; . v
Misses Pearl Fulchsr, Beulah Simp-
kins sod Messrs Joba Miller and Steve
Powers went to Ernnl Sunday. -,
; Mr, Ben Powers was visiting here
'.V
v-
'
6-
DON'T HAVE TO WORK
h i! Aim .
. , Ileitis (
T do S dJ'S wr.rl Ihin h"i wenlh-
f r if yog ce fMir lurnlr-lt ia
fa' wfifloi snd f t Vi'ther o vU ply.
n.tlin !'. j'rojicrW g 1,
tJi a ii it ti t',-f a (i!ranri! to wot .
A'l tv " r rj"tilirt J !' r in ,1 a
i I m.hor v l .n Ihcy f-fify
. . 1 K I,iiii,! r l.iirri
! r" ron y ' I-' " ! -ti ?
I'. ! .. v I-1 1..: I V
. . ' ' .
A
Sundav
Mr. and Mrs.'
v
Edwafd McLawhora
Tie Nic at Lee'B Chapel.
The annual pic nic will be held at
Lee's chapel, Jones county. Friday July
28th. The Farmers Union will also
hold a meeting.' There will be plenty
of refreshments on the grounds. A
cordial invitation ia extended to tbe
public to attend. ''
Besulfc of.? Manoeu vers ; on New
Yorkand Boston. -Emily Ap-
reproach battleships).
WMUnctoaJarf'marM'ee
result of the (faval Wargiirte : in prog
ress 'off the eastern enttaiic of. Lonir
Island Sound will lie bnuneodations
to.VDDgreas jqr a consi jeiaoie increase
in the' number of submarine boats,
Even the commander of the attack
ing fleet, Real Admiral Qsterbaas, had
to admit in his 'official report to the Na
vy Department that the submarines at
tached to the defensive fleet had suc
ceeded in approaching his big battle
ship without detection until they sod'
denly rose at the short distance of 600
yards from the anchorage. , Equipped
with torpedoes that easily travel five
times that distance at great spee1, it
would have been an easy matter for the
Submarine commanders to have sent
some Of the big ships clear out o the
water if the war ha 1 been an actuality.
ine odvioub lesson is that in war
time a hostile fleet will never dare an
chor off tbe coast if there is reasen to
suspect the presence within 25 miles of
any of the underwater craft or if they
do eo, they must have recourse to the
British device of strong chain torpedo
nets hung far out from the
The managers of The Athens
always look to the comfort and
pleasuie of their patrons.
, Temperature and Rainfall.
The following are the maximum and
minimum temperatures with rain fall
on date as given, since last report.
The total rain fall here ao far this
has been 4 46 inches.
July 13 95-68 .43
14 89-7 .14
15 91-65 u77
16 89-66
17 89-68
18. 90-66 . 45
19 89-66 1.05
20 88 65 . 76
21 91-70
22 90-67 .44
NOTICE. '
I have now returned. to rerveyoo.
A large stuck of all kinds of sawed
Shingles Laths and Brict, For Shin
gles see our prices, your price i mine.
I know I can please you. ,
The Shingle Man.
XT THE .CHURCHES
. a"sssss v
-; .jt. (Services for Today.) v
CHRIST CHURCH ( EPISCOPAL.
7:15. a. m Holy Cornmanion.
lts. ro. Momlng Prayer and Sermon
s 8 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon
. 9:46 a m Sunday school. , ' :'- .
: ' All seats are free. A cordial welcome
is extended to alL
' .PRESBYTERIAN ' ; : f
There will be the usual services t4
day at IT a.' m and 8 p. m. coodueted
oy tne pac r. . 7 rvj-
9;45 a tnl,' Sunday school, Cv, IZ Jves
Superintendent.; ' Strangers and visitors
oordislty welcomed. ;v , , i
r'; CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST ;,t
i first Church of Christ Scientist, C
: 8ubday servlcs U aT .. -''.' ")
L 8ubj(ct "Troth" Johtf 8 46;47t
Sunday school at 12 nv.. ' ; ; ,K f
Wednesday' Evening testimony se rv-
I
The convenient location of this bank in the heart of the
business district, the facilities It affords in all branches of
.modern banking, and the individual attention .given by its
management to the personal requirements of each customer,
make it an ideal banking home for people in every walk of
iifej
Checking accounts are -received in any amount and
cent compound interest is paid on savings.
4 per
IIS 1.5
uiMHiim niminiimriiiniii
!!iti!;!l!i
Refrigerators.
Will sell the balance left over st the
following prices. Genuine Porcelean
lined Lenard Cleanable, the $25 00 at,
?22 50, the $35 00 at 30 00, the $40 00
at. 35 00, the 45 00 at 4 00. The above
prices are the lowest we ever offerd
this class of goods at. Everyone car
ries guarantee that they will do all you
expect any. refrigerator to do.
J. S. MILLER.
Attention Patriarchs.
- 'tit!?
Members of Calumet Encampment
No. 4, are earnestly rtq tested to as
semble at their' camp Monday night
July 24 :h at 8:30 o'clock.
By order of the C. P.
J. J. HARPER,
Sec.
. The Philadelph ia Lawn
Mower.will make your lawn
have a decent appearance
when properly applied. J
S Basnight Hdw. Co.
When Cheering W ins The Game.
visited relatives at Cove City Saturday U..IM ovuvk.
aod fetoraed noma Monday. '
Mr. lieory iacobsosf from Nsw Bern
was a visitor at fbls place 8undsy. '.
Mom Es Gsnkins visited Miss Car
rie Wliltford Sunday. , . ' ...i
.- -GRAY EYES," J
. Attend The Athens whore you
can always keep cool and com
fortable, 'r- " . V
1 ,
, Just Arrived
1 i7.on' IImmo l, lrit-i.t ner ril
or wrrr i 'rn !c f. over. We had
tiiiumial Urge nu'n-t n II iii mhm Vs, tl.rre
for we arv rn!u in;. O.mo nn.J mxlp
. irt. 1 nil rati i t a f---l u
Rrading Room, which is In the church
is open dally from 8 to 6 p. m.' .' ' V '
' All are cordially welcomed.1.'-,. ,
tr' ; ' ' r '.- :
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. .
, The Fimt BapUst Church Drl E. P.
Carter ptor. '
Morning service St. 11 o'clock snd
evening rvicc at g o'clork by the pas
tor. Kvangnliailc sermon at night. . ,
Buri'lay VK'hrxil at 9:43 o'clock a. m.
Cl'' fir all, ' ' ." , .
8. M. !riii''l riiK'rinliiilt nt.
You re cr -lmlly invitel to attcnil
these s'-rvicr a.
"The greatest advance in sportsman
ship in the last decade of baaeball was
made when the um pires were inatroe-
ted to suppress eoachere who addressed
the opposing players with intent to dis
turb them, or incited tbe crowd to as-
sist in 'rattling' tbe opposition. It still
is done, but not openly or flagrantly,"
write Hugh S. , Fullerton, in "Watch
His Arm" tba great article on baseball
coaching in the Americsn Msgasma for
August. ' ' . '
"MeGraw probably is the greatest
maatsr of an of the baseball generals
in using the crowd, but he" hss been
wise enough to change with the game
and be accomplUhes tbe same results
lor nearly as great by acting' One of
the joys of the game on the old .white
Sot park in Chicago was to see 'Hand
some ; Nick'. Altrock,. tbe eontm4lan
pitcher, step out to eoeeh. ' He usually
wore a mit and a glove and as a.ebeer
msstef be perhaps was the roost suo
cessful tbe game . ever has koowa, ' 1
have seen him control the entire crowd,
using bli bands as the conductor of an
orchestra does his baton, and at the
psychological moment,' with one wave
Of bis arm, start twenty thousand men
eheoring wildly and cheering In anleon
ss bs wsvtd to the m, n The effect apon
the opposing Uara wss disastrous bi
many eeee and of tea turned the game
into a rout." . . ..'. ," ,
1 ii ' mtm
A Well Known Man' Opinion.
SHOES
CLOTHING AND
1 K1 '
w
iiTiii
sw '; h , i rm 1 e e e
e win tontinue belling
all Clothing and Ox
fofds at Cost.
A GOOD STOCK TO SELECT F
J. J.
ELKS TEMPLfe
ROM
BAXTER
DEFT STORE.
BLACK
MOUNTAIN
INN
mm stiSBH ppin juhe 20111 m.
"The Most Beautiful Place in North
Carolina."
Me m.WJ.m For Terms
Or Inquire' t-Journal Office.
NEW EOT
Udie aletal Frame HarxJ Bat, every b2 wurth $1.50
to liid ocr price ,$1.00 One lot Mens Belts
worta ii.uu, otfpncedOCo vat lot UuJdrens rat Learn
er BeltJ UtVityiel, pricsl $.
Wiith m3f:'&6ds Co.
J.
!.:u,u::;.
I. V,'.
in. at.
...t on ;
Ths FsvoJlne Co., NewBern, N, C 1
We hsve oVrivd so much benff.t
from the UM of SAVODINE. that rr
wih to a i l ouf "ti ninny lo tle Hat of
thons stroi'ly ac'i')iiiritd with It mer
it. '
I'.J wife h bn iinsr SAVCINE f -r
(i i;ia a fur fll In th Ka !, '
t i
ii 1 it rt n
ore
I'-.vi i ('
y. A tl
"f ' ' . 1
t'i i.
- if i.. ..-.! i
i I t .
1 i I
If rCAlA!
is t! 11 ( f i
.-.! ' i t n-
l. ii
.. a.
i t r cs--
I t
it
..:i.
' V'':'. "
v
V
I , f ' I
'- '
' i v-.
",'
An