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. t - ' 'tSTABUSHLD KNOWN ;".;.' CITATION . .- 10, 1912. THIRTIETH lYEAR j; K4 ' i I 1.1. filt" ' J : v: RE TDUHJi BAK( DEPOSITOR f ' v 1DE from the persona) advantages that you wiir receive as a depositor of this baijiltoU WlU also render a distinct service for tbe community i Each, Customer of a bank enableg.it to be of gwater service. 1 1 makes no difference whether a depositor is a. man of large financial affairs or a person who has a meagre in come, the bank render a distinct service and the depositor exer cises a definite influence. We invite the accounts of business and professional men, women, clerks, farmers, laborers, in fact people vin every walk of life i ' ,4-.'.- r., f ON FRIDAY MORNING WHEN WE INAUGURATE OUR T YOU CAN EXPECT You are coming with great expec tations, we have taught you to do so, but your fondest hopes will be more than realized, we promise you the greatesjj aggregation of bargains that fwe have everissemtfcd under the roof of our two stores. Now for the details Watch Journal Thtstsday Morning S. Coplon & Son SELLS IT FOR llss .t LITTLE OUt OF THE WAT, BUT IT PAYS TO WALK TO COPLON'S 1 e 0II5L0HI TEftCH- ' ERf MEET. Held Insturctive Monthly Meet- n iBg at Jacksonville Saturday. : Jacksonville, N. C, Jan. 9. The Onslow County Teachers' Association held iti December meeting here today. This was the December meeting be cause the regular time for the Decem ber meeting came during the Christ mas recess. Saturday's nue ing was opened with the singing of "My Faith Looks Up to Thee." Rev. F. A. Liles offered a prayer, after which he talked briefly to the teachers, touching upon home life, the school and the Sunday School ai factors in character building, giving special attention to-the first part of this subject. County Superintendent Tnompson, in reference to certain loci I condi ions that simetimes arise in 'ha rural local ities, exhorted th i teachers to try ftti h fully to settle such difficulties by the use of personal d plom icy so as not to bring about quarrels or disruptions in the school patrons. Owing to the inclemency of the weath er the attendance was not large, and some of the features of the programme were continued until the next meeting of the association to be held on the last Saturday in January. A rourjd table discussion on various subjects was indulged in by many of the teachers present. This disscussion dealt largely with the tsxt books and the requirements of teaching them. Generally the teachers seem well pleas ed with the newly adoptad listof books. TEllCjpg ALLEGED -by J L Notice Watch This. A brand span splendid new 3 room house, toilet and bath, modern and up to-date and an automobile house, all to rent or lease, at No. 22 New street. See Big Hill, the man who sells Shing les for less, ai.d the only Shingle man, BIG HILL. SOCIETY mm YOU 'HUE OFFERED ; FOH EEBY ; Flooring, Siding and Ceiling Lum r ber; Mouldings, Weather Board-' : ingajid Partitions. ' Renumber wc wwit jroar biisiness whether it'i one stick r or lcai load. ' i " DELIVERIES PROMPT. B f oaddu$ & Ives Ltrmber! Co ' MISS HARRIETT MARKS ENTER TAINS. Miss Harriett Marks was hostess at a large and enjoyable card party yester day atfernoon from four to six o'clock, at her borne on Pollock street. Ferns and cut fl wers decorated the room. On arrival and during the afternoon fruit punch was served. Lovely cards bore the guests rimes. There were six tables of bridge ahd after the game a delicious salad course was served Among those enjoying Miss Marks hospitality were; Mra. Edward Riihnp, Mr. George St ration. Mrs. Guion Dunn, Mrs. Wade Maadows, Mrs. Samuel Eaton, Mrs. Mortis Marks, Mr. Raymond Pollock, Mrs. Edward Vick of Roanoke Va,, Mra. Henry Bryan Jr., Mrs. James Mitchell, Mra. Charles Petit, Mra. Daman, Mrs. William Dunn. Mis Rich ard Duffy, Mra David Congdon, Mrs. Cecil Gabbett. Miss Mamie HunUr Richardson. Mina Mary Louisa-Waters, Miss Ivy Blades, Mus Mary Niton, Mum Emma Blake, of Baltimore, Mls Mary Hughes and V ss Sara Cong don Meet at Griffin Memorial Buildiug at 10-30 A. M. Saturday January 13th. Morning session will last from 10:30 to 12:16. Music High School Orchestra. Song America. Prayer. Address -Dr." Richard Duffy. Address -Dr. Stroanider. Enrollment of Teachers. Paper "Music in the Schools Mrs. Carraway. "The New Speller" by Mr. Hatbcock. Music High School Orchestra. After this period the Domestic Sci ence Department of the Graded School will serve luncheon In the basement of tha building complimentary to the teachers. At 1:3) the teachers will divide into sections. In room 1 the Primary Teachers will hear discussions as follows: ."Reading" led by Miss Heath. "Number Work" Miss Hanff. "Language Work" Miss Hancock. In room 2 Grammar School Teachers will have the following program: Some things I have found out about Dodge's Geography Miss Meeks. "Written English Work in Grammar School" Miss Hendren, In room 3 High School Teacher will meet and have following discussions: English in the High School Miss Chadwkk. Mathematics in the High School Mr Everett, of Dover. High School History Work-Mr. Cox At 2:30 all the teachers will meet again in the auditorium and the follow ing program will ba observed: 1. Orchestra. 2 Song-"Ho, for Carolina." 3. What should be done to make the school room sanitary and agreeable? Mies Lou J West, Vanceboro. " Mattie Moore Lanes Chapel. " Ola Long North Harlowe. Mra J W Humphrey-Clarks. 4 Song-"01d North State" 6 "How t Use the Library" Miss Florence Ledbetter Dover. 6 Open ques ion box and gensral dis cussion. 7 Announcements. "TIGER" IHJE TOILS Young Boy Hungry and Cold Has Negro Arrested Who Sold His i Father Whiskey. Shivering with cold and weak from hunger Edward Cayanaugb, the young son of D. R. Cavanaugh, who lives near the city, called at Mayor McCarthy's home Monday night and told him lhat he wanted a warrant for Nick Ferran, colored, for selling whiskey to his fa ther a few hours previous. After ques tioning the lad the Mayor was convinced that he was telling the truth, and an officer was sent to Ferran's home. Up on arriving there a search was made and a number of empty bottles and jugs were found and also one bottle of whiskey. There was plenty of evidence that whiskey bad been sold there and Ferran was placed under arrest. The defendant was given a prelimina ry hearing yesterday afternoon, and probable cause being found was bound over to the next term of superior court under a bond of $100 which he secured aud wail released from custody. Young Cavanaugh related a story to the court that was pitiful in every de tail. He said that instead of his father taking the little money that he had and expending it to buy food and clothing for his family, that he bought whiskey with it, and that if he could possibly do so he intended reporting every man who sold whiskey to his father in the future. In this way he hopes to make it impossible for him to secure any li quor, and it !b quite probable that he will be successful. HIIDEN1 AUDITS This bank leaves nothing undone that can add in any wa to the safety of its patrons' funds. One of the safeguards which tliis institution affords is the;X employment of a Certified Public Accountant to audit its af-'j'iL fairs periodically and thus accuracy and efficiency in every ' detail of business transacted is assured. In addition to these independent audits the affairs of this bank are conducted in accordance with the rigid banking laws of the State of North Carolina Checking accounts invited in any amount; 4 percent paidij on savings and Certificates of Deposit. r I ' ' . i u. nnnnm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM a- r-OR SALE-:'. r i iltW;: AU T0M0 B I L E l.r-EOOX -;! 1 1: 'GOOD -CONDrriON :!--: .STORE MRS. GUION ENTERTAINS ' BRIDGE AT If you want the Stove of quality, Bucks line is your only solution. J. S. Bas- night Hdw. Co. DIED. Monday at her home in No. 2 Town ship, Clarissa S . wife of Arrinton Purifoy. The funeral will be held at the home this afternoon and the inter ment be made in the family burying ground. IF ire Salej The goods damaged by the Barring ton Dry Goods Company's fire will be put on sale; at at No. 78 Craven St. Monday Ian. 8th! Drive Doll Care Away. It's all right to be serious and attend strictly to business during business hours; put when the day's work is laid aside turn to the big weekly joke book being given free with copies of the New York Suoda7 Woild and laugh yourself into a joyous frame of mind aud robust health by reading its sixteen pages of jests, funny stories, conun drums, Ac, and clear the brain by mas taring the curious tricks, perplexing puxzles, 4c, It preheats. Next Sun day hew George Ad9 Fable in Slang" will bs featured. Order in advance. ., qi:ii u wi "j o all Unda of oal-for hasting aos! awiking In tti for t), ', nrRgcbbiport"r. for tm . ing fvorpiwi In fsrknry or mill, fOily t-(r.t1nt of th n,w!ity f.f ' WI f"l, !nl'r) att rnr i : f nr ,.i!-i fuf fiTorr.t fit !;vry, Y,' '. ;-; C' ' ' At kef ealor.lal homa on Bioad street. Mra. Owe Guioa charmingly etttritla- 4atbk)s yeaUrday afwrnoon, fioro foar lo all o'cleok. Tft targe eprn nraplacaa filed with tlaaiof logi adilad a boU vt eta ra aad boapusbty t tb ro ms VkKb war adored wkk iom, nsrctMl aad The ptara rtrlfj of dutca d yif a war tmlqtM and atiractiv,' ' - ' AJUr two tabbara a rafr.thlng it oorM aaJ bon tons warf Mrfed. ' , Ttaa war sig labWa of Ud and thoM ptaytng wr: ' , "" Ira. afargaat K.kan, M a." tbarUi TbMraa, Mra, TtomaaTtnea, Mra, MoarM Bowttl, Mra, OarWa Duffy, Mra,'OwtiDufin. Mra. Edwin Jedan of , Ratal V Mr,NCrrinr,- Mrs. franeto 8irmr buffy, Mrs. Joha Duna, Mra, Ja-naaatar. ra, ItoUrt iat). Ilnia David Jarvta, Mra. Ko rt DuVat Jcn, Mr. Huib Uvlrk, M. DavkJ WarJ, MUaCamroia R-dnvMi of Nrrfolk, Mla Ejlala WllUa. MUs IUra HugrMB, AliM Jsnt HollUter, Miaa Mary Oliver, M'ta O Dirwsn of Rklolgh. Miaa M.Jila Ileata aod Mlt Mrrt Brysa. ' MEETING NOT 11 LOVE FEAST The Lie is Passed at Meeting of Democratic National Committee. Washington, Jan. 9th. -William J. Bryan has made hut fight in tha Demo cratic National Commit tte and loat. Ha made Colonel Jama M. Guff j, member or U,. comrol.ua from rwoaylvanja, j Vudeflle ICtS at The Ath tha I una snd I ha rnmmitLaa darUnad la J oaaeat CoL Guffy by a vot of so to 18. ens today, Barney First the Mr. Bryao at once appealed from a da- tociable guy, danCtne Hebrew cialon of Chairman Mack and was da- . . . , ... . feaud bv a -ou of 83 to is. . d pvodj singine-Miss Irene Tha cornmlttea aeaaloa was marked SeC0d(r--tbe deVfJ giflgiflg COm bya.trn.bltUrnW.of fjKllng. OfKjenne wjtb a f. ward. viKj iw wm mnu mats uraws vawvu i Imminant Mr. Bryan, from first to'TODe. last, wai tha central figure In tha pro ceadinga, and tba fight ba preeipitaUd laatad Utroaghout the day. .' So much tima waa devoted le tba too. teated Mils la the c amittee ffeet tha oaora tmnortanl snaUer of ehojalng a coet antKM) eky, flxmg tha tlaal ef ir gathering o I adopting form f aaU to Include tha "peimlsslva prtiaevj4 (4aa of atlectlOf dele.atie.' laaat cvsf on til toaMrrow, - ' ' '" ' BeltioMMatood oot toa'ght wal U tha for of all bar eompaUtora. . Tbe rapraaenl ailvaa'' of ' that U Broadly diaprayt j a eertiflad chk for , 1100,000 as that kid tar' Ike anaaaBtinit.-. St. Loyk aaeoMd 4 bold teeead place, Witt) D sater and' Chie .tuidef auaaMera doa, and New Yov ttt behind: : ' STOP! LOOk!! LISTEN!!!! ii; After the holidays there is a certain amount of stock ; that all merchants have left over and can be bought at a ; big sacrifice. We have some very nice designs made up ot4 tbe finest woolen fabrics and the latest and most up-to-date , styles that we are selling at a big reduction in preference to having them left on our hands. - ( iv. SAM LIPMAN Middle and 8. F., Sts. i liryan Block. To CHy Water Oaera. Do foa ate elty waterT If ao you aboold Dot fail to eat tbe supply of ws ter from yoar pipes tonight and every eold night during taa winter. Beginning tonight and eooUouIng through the wla tar, tbe water frma tba tank will be cat eff from t oatU I o'clock In ordtr tbaitb huge tank aaa b refilled. If yoa Wave yoar f aooeu topea, yea may ba aire ot finding a bo rated plpa on tbe fotfwlptmrain(t It la bat llUle trow ble to cut off the waUr at the cut-off os) yoar tin, and awveral 'dollar ' In pkimbara'billa will, U saved lo thla manoat,' ; C 'i. '. '.' . IT OFTEN HAPPENS The holes that make their appearance in the dish pans and milk-pans" come without warning, like the ghost that walks at night. Nooncknowa ' how It happened. We don't mind, of couth.-, Iecause it makes business good for us. The holes are there, and the new pans are here. That'v what we are tryirr to get at. Solid, honest tin, fasnioned inconvenient, shining pans, etc., waiting to save you many steps and keep the food,, clean and wholesome. As much honesty has gone into the making of thia' tinware as goes into a diamond ring. " Gaskill Hardware Co: ., f 1 73 MIDDIE ST) PHONE 147 HORSES MULES SBaswaaaaweaaaawawaaaaaawaaaaaaaaaaxwawaVaa aaaaaw Fifty head of fine Horses and Mules now in stock. Must be sold. PRICES AND TERMS . REASONABLE. scon &.C04 aveavi eyaMiatvi mm ft, r w . . nil i r - - eaaaaaBBBBBsaBBeaaeanan--' J Jj .-l-l-- - ---- . Ttaclwrs' Ciamlnatloa, A jul n f"t T' I t t v0ur Great Clearance Sale! Will ; Start oil! Wednesday January lOtli, ' ;. : , ' '. ; . : And Continue For: 10 Days.' OU Trl m WILL DE PUT 01 SALE AT IIEV; YOHir COST f.'in I r Co:r C! :! :: r.f Dry -. I ' ' iood: N otionr? 1. Millinery,1 Lacllcs Suitn, Mcna and (tc. Q UK: a. I J t
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