f I
PAPER VTTH :
' KNOWN;'- v
CIRCULATIOH
NUMBER 134,
flEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA; SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMB
THIRTIETH YEAR
mm
'-.
H 1
' ' PL -
.v-
I f-..;! ;!',. '1 I .
i&3M mi
DATE IS SET FOR
I IY THIS BANK IS SAFE.
iKa mm
Q til H I M .JS...
i m a a a - -- u r i 1 1 " r
mi uri d ; st a til . w met at m m r a. v
i J
liniiin " j ' i iml ;mmJ,iZ&&mw--M,mm Jr
ii iW liiDDcniiiiDi r diii uiadl'
1 1 hii mrnrn.Hn r n i vvunn
T
III I IUUIII IUUU UWUIIIIIIIII
HIS Bank by reason of its ample capital and stockholders'
liability, conservative management and Sta'e ' Supervis
ion, is an impregnable bulwark against loss; for all funds
entrusted to its care are safeguarded by evry myansj known, to
the banking world.
WE ACCEPT DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK.
AND INTEREST BEARING ACCOUNTS.
in
AITD DIIVCD HAC IITC
RETURNED FROM
New York, Phila. and Balto.
We are receiving daily by freight
and express all the new things in wear
ing apperal for Men, Women and
Children, for Fall and Winter. Such
an assortment of merchandise as we
are going to show for the coming sea
son has never been shown in New
Bern before.
WATCH OUR ADVERTISEMENT
FOR FURTHER NEWS.
S. Goplon ii Son
SELLS IT FOR LESS
LITTLE OUT OF THE WAY, BUT IT 1'AYS TO WALK TOCOVLON'K
-.. Presents Hta Side tof
;'.-.;Tarta.'"r-;
".a "
Bverly. Maaa Highly d
lighted wiihj Wa reeptlori H in l oaton,
where he 'Addressed thetnemben of the
American Bar , Association, Pr eident
Taft returned here and dug into t e pre
paration of opeechei he "wilf . m ike'on
hiseomint; Western 'toin .more than
ever eonvlnced that "the vast majority
of hit party approve his course. ..
T,he President Will continue the at-
tituda he assoti d in big recent speech
at Hamilton. He is in tio woy disc urag
ed by the open attacks tnade on tl at ad
dress by Democrats, and Republii in in
surgents biff friends si yrsin he fc lieVes
that when itf is able per,Mn8jIyr tt Ill
the Weslern Voters where he i tanfft
they will beerne a e(hU8iaBtie.;s1(e
over siientiflc irevision'of'ta'fiffi, 1 :
The tariff Board is the Presilent'BJ)et
project and he )9 well satisfied persopal
ly, and continually . impresfles this fact
on his advisers and visitors - that his is
the only way the tariff can be properly
handled so -that the interests of tin peo
ple will not suffer and business condi
tions will not be upset.
He is looking forward to his giant
"swing around the c role" with en
thusiasm and the fact that h t re
alizes his political opponents are plan
ing o camp on his trial and chal ence
his position lends zest to the unde rtak
ing. Taft intends to make his Western
invasion the big factor in his fur t for
another term, and he thinks that if his
opponents try to meet his argue lents
they will simply clear the air for the
1912 battle.
There is a difference in the
atmosphere at The Athens Get
m the best atmosphere.
Colonel Thompson Gives Advice
' V - - Conceroing 'Cotton
l New York, Sept. t Col Rpbwt 111.
Thompson declared that as a mee mat
ter of money it would fee better for the
ortiritry if, ia the event of the' South
Traducing the 15,000.000 .bale cotton
cr6p tome persons Dredictf. thefarniera
ehtmld turn two million bales in the
. '"Better than that, howewr would
b the establishment of '." warehouse
AysteTm by which ' the iarplus cotton
couia De neiq on ine . marBei, . aa saiu
;jp8fph .baft thp rjgnt idea DacK in we
days of Pharnrfi, when heetored up sain
in fatWear8 againatl' th time when
1AQ hariosU'threatened famine - '
. r It is entirely feasible to apply these
metTiods to day. ' Unless, perhaps' the
Sherman- Anti-Trust law .be ' held to
LfdrHid. In that ovent'rthe-Bherman
Anti-Trust law should be amended or
repealed." ",' ;'; ;-o'":i'' .'
PILES! PILES ! PILES !
Williams' Indian PihJ' Ointment will
cure Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles
It absorbs the, tumors, allays itching at
once, acts as a poultice, gives instant
relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles and itching of the
private parts. Sole by druggists, mail
50c and $1.00. Williams' M'f'g. Co,
Props., Cleveland, O.
Cotton Market Takes Two Holidays.
There was no New York cotton mar
ket yesterday and there will be no mar
ket tomorrow on account of its being
Labor Day,
Blames Lights for Getting Asbcre.
Capt. Chss. A. Knudson, of the
steam' hip "Mister" which ran aground
off ,Cpe Lookout a few weeks ago arriv-
fedio Baltimore last Friday and gavo out
an interview in rgariMto his acoi'l't-pt.
H claimed that the light at thU point
was so low that it could not be t en.
However, Government statistics show
that it is 156 feet in height and cai be
seen for 19 miles. The captain of the
"Mistoi" wan very biitur in his
denunciation of the North Ca olina
coast, hut it is a known fact thnt thre
is no belter lighted coast b( tweenJMaine
nn I Florida than the North Carolina
court.
Notice of Holiday.
Mdndav, Sept. 4th, being legal holi
day,, the stamp window .will be open
from 7:3(1 to 8 a, in. and from 6 to 6;30
n. m. The General Delivery window
will be op'-n from 10:15 to 10:45 a. m,
and from 6 to 6:30 d. m. Carriers !H
make both the morning collections and
delivery,
J. S. BASNIGHT,
P.M.
Pictures Just Arrived.
The battleship Utah was
commission at Philadelphia.
Notice my windows. Fall is coming
on, what can you buy for the small sum
of two or three dollars that will bright-
Ien up the home so much as pictures
We have them for dining room, hall,
put into parlor and living room.
1 J. S. MILLER. The Fur. Man.
HOW TO BET THE UTMOST VALUES
I ucu
.11
I
II u
YOU
CLOTHES
SUIT of clothes hna" three noihU of value-style, fit and
wear. . You get the, utmost Style vale only when your suit
h cut to fit YOUK ( .dividual wsonality. -That means'
uunr mmip rioine.
You get the utmost Fit value only when each garment is made to
conform exactly, to YOUR figure. That means tailor-made elothes .
You gel the utmost Weir value only wh n your suit Is madt of A
s amlard pure wool fabric And tint maiu tsiloMliade clothes.
Extraordinary Attraction
AT THE
... ;
nmn
v.
MONDAY, NIQHT
1 We give yeu the otmoet valae in Ptyle and Fit by applying alt our
a a .i.t. . . . . at . ' 1 '
snowieogt sua sxusuc miii w tne wasing oi uu tt su-i
skiitr g- a
I AlUsstt
Mcrch--t T V! ' 103 MiJdle Sl New Bcm.C.
r
icrsr
r
I ;
. 'THOSE WHO ARE IN-
TERE5TED -
"V
rl ' '"f kn""" d;kt goo
" " '' , f f'J ' stia in the coi
11
Iinreting food, mbstanliiJ luiM
itif nknriW lli lit good, notin l,
an n).'i!nic .
contrvirt i-in,
the I. M ulirlnkne tic rtip UielHt
Ur tlwi buil'Jint will starnL ' Otir
nmlr Is tVi'WJtl.ly (Irii i n(J
' HLM D'ART - .-- ." ;
Thia is the old story which has bean handed down to oa from timeim
' memorial,' and which waa "woven wtii a h-ma b Gtha. and. sai to J
inuilc by Gounod. Tha story f Faust and bi ftmptaUoo by Uia .devil
h sowtll known u to reader rpet tion of the story annseessaryj The .
film fallows closely the Goethe dramatization,' nd U 'lhaifnincent In Its ;
ac-hery," actloir and coloring.- Like II Trovatcre,, ths music Mw1een f-'
arranged ia .ult the flln seena for scene, and. With the musical accom-'.
s panlment, forms a spectavle naequaled-in th world of motion pictures,
': Faust U shows tn bis study, tired of Ufa- Mephistophelean tempts kirn,
ahowi him Margoerite and offers to restore Faost's yooUi U ha will sign
away his acxiL Other iawmos show Fauet al the J(irmea! .show, him
changed to youth again; show his lote-rnrvklng ( Marguerite, bis- duel
With her brother; MsrgU' rite's ftnl arrent, ih i4 rtf reain and death,
and finally rphistnpbeles claiming her suL .UndMuhtedly thia fljra will
- iill njiktf a tremandous ImpreBiim, and be ihcrnucMy enjoyed by sverjone'
U who' witnesses It. t, ;:., .';,;," j-- 4 .' j ' '
In connection with the above rlebrat4 n ibjt, We will show oor re
gtilar service of three lAio-aaaociatluO plctitn-v mnking flv full rwls la
aIl-omeUing'im(rci(l1tedln 'pfclurli'm."' shoorNi tt the rt
vsudevtlle arts on the clrrnlt:- Klein -.and F.rlnnjjAr, the two funny
clown.' Europrsto par,umlmUt nd ' Joi.i;!"ti. A real rlrrui on any
.Mags p , V ',;, . ' . ' ' .- ' - V
. rira tnU thalthef will m no S'tvanrs In prir for tii f itra at
trartimi of "Fauot" The me sfnnJI almlTOiun uf R, )) fd 15 cents
will prevnil. altho the e(xne to u I emi i.Ur !,). We nerer Vrive
or ml!ea4 ths fubHc - - . .
::i aiv ays n:i ::' :i n.Mi
Agricultural Exhibit and Aviation
Meet Will Bei Ileld Iu This
City Ou Nov. 22 and 23.
Yesterday at noon the New Bern
Chamber 6t O mmeroe and the Craven
County Farmer's Union met in joint
session at the curt hone for the pur
pose oi completing and perfecting plans
for the big agricultural exhibit which is
to be held in this city on November 22
and 23.
After MrrD. P, Whitford ha! been
elected chairman of the meetinirand
Mr. J. Leon Williams chosen aa secre
tary, the gentlemen who had assembled
to discuss the plans for the big event
proceeded to transact the business be
fore them. Mr. Williams stated that at
the meeting which was held in hie of
fice on the previous Saturday a com
mittee was appointed to select a site
and secure donations for this exhibit.
That this committee had begun work on
the following Monday morning and had
secured the old tobacco warehouse on
north George street, which was gener
Ously donated for this event by Mr. G.
S. Waters who holds a leabe on tin
building. That after this buildir.g hud
been secured space for one hundred
booths was marked out and that 06 of
of these booths had bven sold to iounl
merchants nud manufacturers for $5
each and that the remainiug 34 could
without any doubt be dispone! of with
out much trouble. This money, he
said would be used in paying the ex
penses of the exhibit.
Mr. Larry I. Moore arose affer Mr.
Williams had concluded his repoit and
congratulated the committees who have
been so zealous in their work. He said
that he was intensely interested in this
exnmit and in it tie would lend nis as
sistance in any way in making it a kuc- ,
cess. Further etated that an event of j
this variety was worth thousands f
dollars to a town and New B-rn coul i
not afford to let it psss by at aiy cam.
but that it would take considerable ef
fort to make it a success and th;il every
citizen should aid as much as possible
in accomplishing thiseno.
Several of the members of thefarm
er's Union then made short talks in
which they expressed their intention of i
a gisting an much as possible in making
tnis exhibit the event of the year and
Uut every farmer in Craven county
would do likewise. The faimeis clear
ly understand the fact that the ari
cultural pan of the affair depen Is en
tirely upon them and unless the; put
their shoulders to the wheel and do all
in their power 0i9 venture will be a
complete failure.
After a number of other genclemen
had expressed their views ihe commii
tee held a comnltation and decidid to
have the exhibit on November 22 and
23. This date is only a few wexks dm-
aant and those who take part in ih ex
hibit will have only a short wIhIh in
Which to do their work, but it vi d
cfded upon mainly on account of the (net
that on hose two days (he fam us
Glenn H. Curtis can be secured to f.vejjj
twe flight with hu beroplane and the
Committee Old' Htnri clearly lhat they
will be compelled to hive sme su-h
feature as this as a drawing ckrd, a d
statistics of the various fairs and ex
dibits all over the country nhn that
when some special feature is advi rtiMd
"that fully seveo-y- five per cnt more
people attend.
'Theft was eoMlderab'e disrOnSion
Over thqoiion of havirg the aero
plane, Mr. Williams siattd that he
hid been ta ' correspondence with Mr. !
Cutis and thst he had agrtel to make
two flights tvaie, aarS to last for 30
minutes for f 1,0 0. Of course this m
ratksf a high priee but several ntbtr,
a I iti-ra had put ia thir bios and there
Wtrs fiom five hundred te one thousanu
flollars higher. The committee then ri.
elded l Lat in ord to rtiae the moory
to piy for tbers flights that thty woo d
circulate subacripUoa Hsts all over the
sounly, iscb pariwa sohsc riling for otie
Of nor Uekets at 80 cenUr each s4 a
oamberof ths gentk-mes who vwi
prnaeat vera given one of Uee II -ta,
ThseesmoOnUarS toba p(l teodays
after the UcaeU have boss 'sabc ibej
fur and If tie aiathin (sjl w fly, bs
mocry will bo r to road. .';;;-tV
Taken MS wh Is there lu w W
1 been any more interest .showa la wov ;
similar csovvmrnt that was ei y
si this losing. Crttj body . present
!4wned to bt eathesed with the iua
of progreieiveon) sod aaahnfM w t.f (
Urit upon doing b;s nhare-in sCuilor
1 this exhibit. The faraker ia ay joim'
r won tlw will aU biv')f4 S snrdlal
lnit'lon to enter Uieir Ue stork aad
fur pod'iet and Cr.rripaU lorlhe
muny jiHw that will b ciffTd, lor
i ' h Jmi! ill r.r(rr
tnrk tint will hewn d
j" n wi' te built on
building.
In eddifl'iB to r
mitri thm pTt-l.f '
i' .
ii live
h iitry j
i.f. the!
One of the chief reasons why this bank has attained such
a marked degree of success during the four years of its ex
istence can be traced directly to the discrimination exercised
in making loans. The loans of thia bank are made with the
view to protecting the interests of depositors rather than ex
cessive profits and in every case are iimiteo. 10 moaerate
amounts.
We invite your account, either subject to check in any
amonnt or at 4 per cent interest, compounded twice a year,
in our Savings Department.
CLOTHING AND SHOES
fif liil
We Will Continue Selling
all Clothing and Ox
fords at Cost.
ft -GOOD STOCK TO SELECT
J. J. BAXTER
FROM
ELKS TEMPLE
DEP'T STORE.
Nowhere Else Will You Find Variety
So Great and Prices So Low.
We are Offering our Entire Stock of Mens' $12 50 and $15.00
Summer Suits at and Below Cost Price
Alithi' leatest Summer fabrics, such is Serges, ('asimero and mix
tures, the tailoring finish and style are excellnt,
A WONDERFUL LOT OF SUITS BELOW COST PRICE.
SAM UP MAN
Cor. Middle and H. F. Sta.
Bryan Block.
POTssMsjsaBsjsmnBB.
H NEW LOT OF THOSE VELVET
11 LEATHER LINED
LADIES HAND BAGS
Bat fington Dry Goods Co
"'i V.-' v j t,j, r:f :& ,
mm v tii
. I.
can
Gas
' I'
i
;nrf
t5
or ( !
ii-;
rn! "tr .11 .
f iMWing t
1 i.'ir or ni'"
, I
.it It U
REDLUT2:iZ0r-G0Qrtl!iB-.
It Wi tre tereitcdt in ktcpiaf cp-to
;dte.Wmttterf refatlai'to cookiatV ytjiti v
",fi:' are best, otherwise thi 'Jeadioi ookiflf .'ItLj,
';. ' teachers would not be 'advocating cook- '1
w '-nf with fat. 'jA .ta" raoetdoe.t, nbrt;..;J 'v
"; - ; cookIn and bttttr cooking ' thia;'any,
other-kind ot Vstc. '.,; r
.rft"a
,4
v. '
r
Arwl snd fret
f mm
rrmkl
t
rt 8
(i t
.!,-
I I i