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NUMBER 251
NEW' BERN, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY KOSNING. JANUAR
18tX912;;
THIRTIETH YEAR
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-TEW people go through lift
The beat way to succeed it to
nfc money is one of the mean
this bank affo.ds every facility
substantial savings account. We invite deposits in any amount
and pay Interest on the mc ney at the rate of 4 per cent, compound
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-WE' ALSO INVITE PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD CHECK
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Special
For the men of New Bern and
ity, we place on sale 500 mens
that formerly sold for $ 1 0
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
ALL SIZES
Alterations if necessary free of charge
DON'T PASS THIS UP.
Like getting money from home, get-
. ting into one of these suits.
S. Coplon & Son
SELLS ' IT FOR LESS J
' LITTLE OUT OF THE WAY, BUT IT PAYS TO WALK TO COPLON'S,?
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or a cai load.
I DELIVERIES
Broatfdos &Ivcs Ltimbef Co,
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AUTOMOBILE
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GOOD CONDITION
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wishing for alt opportunity."
make your opportunity. St
by which men get ahead and
for safely accumulating a
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suis OFFERED itOOGH UMBER
Mews
FOB EVERT PURPOSE '
Flooring, Sidingand Ceiling Lum
ber, Mouldings, Weather Board
ing and Partitions. ,
business whether it's one stick
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Misa Henriette Hancock Becomes
Bride of Mr. Claude L. Marsh
all. Other Social Events.
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH WEDDING
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Of interest to North Carolina as well
as New Bern was the wedding of Miss
Henriette Bryai Hancock, youngest
daughter of Mr. Charles Hancock, ar.d
Claw's Lee Marshall, -Bon of Mr. and
MrsBoman'Marshall of Leesville, Louis
iana, which was so'emnized in Centen
ary Methodist church, yeiterdiy morn
ing,' at eight thirty o'clock. Rev. J. B.
Hurley, pastor of the church, perform
ed the ceremony.
The decorations of the church w ere
entirely of white and green, the chan
cel was a maes of palmt and ferns with
love'y baskets of narcissi and lighted
by hundreds of candles.
The entrance of the bridal party was
maee to the strains of Lohengrin's
wedding march, rendered by Mrs, Jane
Meadows.
The. bride entered with her father.
Mr. Charles Hancock, she wore a hand
some going away gown of brown chiffon
broadcloth, trimmed with Venetian lace
(and a touch of hunters green, with hat,
and gloves to match, her only ornament
was the groom'sgilt, a diamond brooch.
She carried a cornucopia boquet of
Btide's roses.
Mrs, David Oongdon, sister of the
bride, aa dame of honor wore a lovely
pale blue embroidered robe, with hat to
match, and carried a bouquet of Killar
ney roses.
The groOm with hia best man, Mr.
William Wintle, entered the church
from the side door and met the bride
at the altar.
"Ob, Pomise Me" was softly and
sweetly played during th-3 ceremony
and Mendelshon'a march wai played as
the party left the church
The ushers were; Mr. Edward Han
cock, brother of the bride, Mr. Ralph
Hunter Smith, Mr. Ruber t Atkinson, of
Norfolk, and Dr. Joseph Patterson?
Mr. and Mrj. Marshall left immedi
ately after the ceremony for a trip to
New Orleans and Hot Springs after
which they will make their home in
Leesville. Louisiana.
The popularity of the young couple
was attested by the many beautiful and
useful presents, which they received.
. Among the out of town guests at
tending th wedding were:
Mr. Bom an Marshall of Leesville, La.,
Miss Sallie Jones of E'enton, Mrs.
Claud Barbee of Rsleigh. N. C. Mrs.
Joseph Congdon, of Newport News, Va.,
Mr. and Mrs, RicharJ Lane, of Oakley,
N. C, Mr. and Mr. Mabrey Hart, of
Tarboroand Mr. William Wintle,
Leesville, Louisiana.
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ANTE NUPTIAL RECEPTION.
Tuesday evening: at their' home on
Graves street. Mr. and Mr. David
Congjoo entertained the bridal party
at a beautiful ante nuptial reception.
The hems was artistically decorated,
for the occasion, . in palms, ferns and
trolling bamboo.
The dining room presented a scene of
loveliness, as the guests entered, with
its profuse bridal decoration.
The centerpiece, of the table waa
handsome basket, of Killarney roses;
ovsibong by smilsx, wreathed around
tbschandalier, perched high at the top
were two cuplds ana half way were
two m re, looking as if they hid .crept
sloscr to view lbs pretty seen below.
wedding fcs'ls wsraaiw suspended from
the chandelier. 1 Tbs table was lighted
by shaded eaodlea. .i-j.v
A lovely brides' cake was eat by III,
Mr, Robert Atkinson eutung the wsd
ding ring, ' Mr.; Charles Hancock .th?
thimble snd Mrs. Ralph, Hooter 8mitb
the engagement rln y
At slsveoo crack-sn, elegant supper
was served.
BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED.
Mrs, Ray mo'o4 Pollock Jlifihfullyn
tertalncd the Bridge Clul and b few
other friends. Tueaday afternoon, from
four to sis o clock, a hrr borne on Mid
dle street.
Mrs. Pollock's home waa attrsclVly
decorated In bimtoo, nalms snd cut
flor, and the open fires added wsrm
end cheer to the rooms.
Little Mite Fmiiy Tollock openl tU
door t-i the gu4ts snil they were rcl-1
d by Mrs. rullock in the reception t t 5 ' j
snd invited to have a refreshing cup of
ton snd wafers.
Tie ta tsl li was rrslifed ovtr by;
. K.'rd Vick tit lJomuVe, Vs.,
I Mrs. CUut'e t'ny Jr.
'llrre er eeu 'T U S vt I '. r i ' ; e ,
st.d il.e p'-e rt.r's mat lnvi 'y ... t
Had Fallen "Out Of Small, Boat
and Body Was Partly Submerge
ed Id Water.
With hia body partially submerged in
wa tar and the remainder in a aroa'l
boat, Israel Gardner, an aged colored
man, was found yesterday morning near
Mr. Council Brown's Mill at the foot of
Medcalf street.
When found only the lower limbs of
the body war visible, the bead and
trunk being almost - completely below
the water level. Assistance was secur
fd the body removed, from the water
and sent ta Gardner's home in Smith
town, a suburb In the ' north western
section of the city. -
Gardner! was known to have, been
drinking heavily on the previous day
and it is suposed that he wandered
down to the boat and crawled aboard
thinking that be. eould secure abetter j
from the cold. Becoming numb he I
doubtless fell over the side of the boat
into the water and 'drowned before be
could pull himself back into the boat.
J. J. Baxter received by
express today a good supply
of Ladies, Mens and Child-
rens Rubbers.
Pepsi Cola BotAers Here.
The bottlers of Pepsi-Cola, that de
licious beverage which is manufactured
in this city, are now holding their an
nual convention in this' city. The con
vention opened yesterday morning
and will continue through today. This
convention is an occasi n of much inter
est to the men who handle Pepsi-Cola
and they look forward to it with mujh
anticipation. The attendance this year
is large, despite the inclement weather
and each one of the visitors is enjoying
his visit to New Bern greatly.
County Teachers Association Meeting
Postponed.
The meeting of the County Teachers
which waa to bave been held laat. Sat
urday baa been postponed untill first
Saturday in February.
The program arranged for January1
meetiogwill be followed at Febiuary
meeting,
S. M. BRINSON
Supr, Public Instruction Craven County
Joe Ought To Know
Greensboro Record.
A bald headed man has about as much
trouble in very "cold weather as he has
in hot weather with tbe f Gea,
We have a few Cook Stoves
on iand at your price But
they are not Bucks. J. S.
Basnight. Hdw. Cc- .5
' Next Friday Legal Holiday.
Friday, Jan. 19th; Lew's Birthday be
ing a Legal Holiday, the three bank sin
tbe city will beeloserV -
ALONZO'S PBESSING CLUB
oo Monday January 16th ..will occupy
the building adjacept to Mr. J. R. Ball's
place of business on Craven street,; We
will be prepared to do work chsaner
Ui-n anyone "else In the 1 1 y... Ladles
coat suits cleaned' and p eased 75e
Ladles cost suits pressed We., Gents
suite cleaned and pressed 60c Genu
uTte pressed 86c,- Pants .cleaned; and
prewed 2&c., Pants pressed l&c.
'Prompt atUntkv Orders called tfar
mna weiivervu.
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Our Great Clearance Sale Vill Start on Wednesday January lOtli,; -
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Ioa Covered Neose and Trent Rivers,
Koada JStill '.In pBad Condition
Travel Almo4t Impossible
' For the first tie in ten years both
Neuse. and Trent Rivera wore frazen
over yesterday morning. The ice was
ao tnicK on rreuse.iriver uu nearly in
the morning before.the sun had auffici
ent time to thaw the frcrn sheet of
lc. many skaters were seen on the ice
off East Front atreet, However, it was
rather dangerous sport and when one
youngster broke through, fortunately in
shallow water, the skaters decided that
the sport was hot worth the -risk anti
returned to their homes.
Snow and ice atill cover the streets
and roads and itwas almost impossible
for horses to keep their footholl on the
slippery pavements. So bad are the
roads leading into the city Postmaster
Basnlght would not allow the rural free
delivery men to venture out and will
not do so until travelling by conveyance
is practicable.
Practically the same conditons pre
vails all over this section. In Pamlico
county the roads are in ' such cohdition
that travel is simply impossible and it
ia the same in other sections of Craven.
Much of the snow arid ice was melt
ed during yesterday and if the sun con
tinues, to shed i'a rays in this section
again today, much more of it will dis
appear and travelling will be easier and
safer.
WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS
Have you neglected your Kidneys?
Have you' overworked your nervous sys
tern and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder T Have you pains in
loins, aide, back, groins and bladder?
Have you a flabby appearance of the
face, .especially under the eyes? Too fre
quent a desire to pass urine? If no, Wil
liams' Kidney Pills will euro you-at
Druggist, Price 50c. Wllliama' M'f'g.
Co., Prop., Cleveland, 0.
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HAVELOCK NEWS.
Craven county, Jan. 16. We are hav
ing plenty of snow now.
Mr. G. C. Langdale spent Saturday in
New Bern.
Mr. A. J. Weeka of South Carolina is
spending a while with his uncle, Mr. J.
T. Godwin.
Miss Lillie E Godwin spent last week
with her aunt at Cedar Point and report
ed a fine time.
Mr. D. L. Taylor apent a while at Mr.
A. D. Books Sunday evening.
Mrs, Maaon of Newport ia spending a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Garner.
Mies Rena Godwin baa been right
sick bat la some better.
Miasos Peonie Mason and Lillie God
win apent Bunday with M us Kooka.
I think the girls spent a pleasant day
"snow balling."
Mr, M. A. Hill baa gone to spend
snow-balling days with his family at
Beaufort
'Mr. Albert I vee of Riverdale spent
Sunday with hie sister. Mr. J, J.
Trader. Mr Ivae would hardly come
oat as he'wks afraid of the "enow-bell-era.!''
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: ' Mi, Cye Wjnn vu the guest of Mr
Clyde Godwin Bunday.
" Mrv Ford Bryan spent tbe peat week
UNewBerBj -:.
'lifai Q, C,Pate, spent the dsy at
Newport Taseday and else Mrs. J, T.
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vBa t wishes t the Journal . .
r, -'Brown-eyea.V .:
: If youl want the Stove of
quality, Bucks line is your
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WHAT YOU SAVE
is more important than what you earn. No matter whether
your income is large or small, you can accumulate a substan
tial sum if you will open an account in our Savings Depart
ment and be persistent in your effort to increase it.
We welcome deposits of One Dollar, or more, and pay 4
per cent compound interest. Every depositor receives uni
formly prompt and efficient attention whether his account is
large or small.
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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
IT OFTEN HAPPENS
The holes that make their appearance in tbe dish pans and milk-pans
come without warning, like the gho9t that walks at night, Noone knows
how it happened. We don't mind, of course, because it miikes business
tfood for us. Tho holes are there, and the new pans are bere. That's
what we are tryine 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 gxnic into the making of this
tinware as goes into a diamond ring.
Gas kill Hard ware Co.
PHONE 147
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REDUCTION SALE
On scount of a large stuck of goods left over after the holidays, we
have decided to cut on all Clothing and Merchandise until our stock is
sufficiently reduced. All goods sold from 25 to 60 per cent on the dollar
reduction.
SAM L1PMAN
,Cor. Middle and 8. F. 8b.
, Fifty head of fine Horses
tnd Mules .now in tfocL
Must be. sold.
PRICES AND TERMS
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