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Meett every Tneedtiy 8 p. in., fiver Cu
Go' office, Kiddle St H. Hardison,
C C i fl. Smith.' K.. of B. and &
- Vialting brothera art assured of a che?-
Uefa wekoaae. ? : - -
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OF ASXOJ(I-t Jni ead k
Wednesday wig a ac moata
Kalfnts Harmonr HaO, corner Broe
aa B.-eock atreota at T:iO e'etoo)
J. K. Wills, President; R. J. Disosway,
Secretary; J. D. McCoy, Financial Sec-j
vnvi. to nw iBTuiumiTk
S Lipman Hata.
Wanted Agents.
W Q Boyd, Ageut
For Rent Residence,
For Sale Stable Manor.
J B Wataoo Drum Sides.
J M Mitchell & Co. -Dry Goods.
New Bern Banking & Trust Co.
BUSINESS LOCALS :
NOTICES IN THIS COLUMN
LESS THAN ONE MONTH
MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE.
STABLE Manure for sale delivered at
60c per load. E E. Harper.
FOR RENT Residence No. 25 Pollock
street Apply to Ellis Coal Yard,
DON'T fail to read I offer you today
150 Drum Sides, they are fine, don't
fail to get a aide. Also just received a
limited supply of snapping turtles, they
will be dressed to your order, they are
nice, fish stock all 0 K, chicken supply
line, in fact my market is the best in
the city. J B Watson, Market K:ng.
Phone 142.
PROFITABLE employment handling
guaranteed electrical invention that re
duces light bills. Steady work right
parties. Write General Agent, Handy
Light Co. Box 162, Winston, Salem,
N. C.
YOUNG Striog Btans and Tomatoes
today at H E Royall's.
FINE lot of turkeys, Plymouth Rock,
Black Minorca and Brown Leghorn
Chickens, N C, and F F V and Picnic
Hams, Pine and Coal Tar, Shad, Mul
let and drag netting, seed Corn, seed
Peanuts and garden aeed, Piedmont,
Old Mill and Turkish Cigarettes, phone
146.- B B Davenport.
1 HAVE today fresh from the smoke
house some of the beat sausage that
meat and experience can produce at 16
cents per pound. Phone your orders
early as they go fast. A. Castet,
phone 239.
ALONZO'S Pressing Club presses for
leas. No. 26 Craven street. Phone 284.
Quick attention.
WANTED A young man to work at
the Wootten Studio. Permanent em
ployment for the right person.
WANTED White boyt and girls to
make baskets, piecework, steady wark
era, good wages. Apply at South Side
Manufacturing Co., Inc. at Union
Point,
CALL at No. 83 George street, I have
just received a fine lot of Chickens and
Eggs and good home-made Lard. I al
so carry a line of choice fresh Grocer
tea J. A. Ringgold.
IF you want Beef that is tender end
Juicy try my stock today. Nice lot of
fresh pig Hama also. My Hamburger
Steak is ojm quailed aod only 16c pet
pound. -A. Ceatet. pbooe 239.
ICE Cream 8oda at MeSorleya.
NOW ia a feed time te boy. pare Hog
Lard at 111 eta, caa't stay at this price
bag as It b tote no every day; Gran
plated aogat il act a bad purchase at
Het vfy finest batter at 88 and 40 eta 1
pet peoed. Flow to 4 eta per pound,
Maadewa' MeeJ ZttU per peck, can ted
Ok re, 8pia he, Cora, Lima Beans,
reeapkJa, Boer Kraut and otW things
a aaaitrsaa le mention are all see
ataablt geoda and at the right price.
& C. ArteelrOnc.
f K have Park A Pollard's Orlttee,
Chirk Food jfer rooeg chick?) 9 row
hag feed te ataha the grew, Dry
Mask, aaeka hena lay, Boae MeaL Blood
MeaL Oiiaed Meat Scrap, Ground Oys
te SheOa at i. C. Wklny A Ca. Phone
A ItXTT taOoa g s aalted boa bot
weua teak, gooe aa aev tot sale at
keif price at Ctfer! Bakery. . .
DOMT Beretch-Uee Daffy's Iteh Olot
aaeet fee al akta UooLUe, dandrgl?
eee ittfcteg seat rtlieved by oee spyll
eetks) aad tared by eeJag Once a week.
fetkfa4tktaraatee4 of tsoaey re
fedd.r. 8, Deffy. V, '....
mONC lZt, Ntw Bera Predeee Ce
paey for Kale, . ,
;; COUNtaT tmi items; fr-1. tn,
' Bet Patent Flour, If dowe Mel eed
w Crri-a fWW now at N, F. Vln
ent'a, rWrtjth. Frl ttrt rVmef7.
- rnriNE yetsr ar.ts te i A P.irrg-M
t f fr5 Crtxailrt, ret; Mts'i ,
ft n J st ?T x fi ( ! trt. I'!
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ITfibbhiy; Bakipg Ppwder rriailo
frpm Royal C rajpo Crcjam .of Tartar
NO ALUM, N0( tlMBpHOSPHATE 1'
cotton
BBPOKTED BY
J. R. BALL
COTTON BEOKER
NEW BERN, ' N. C.
LONG DISTANCE PHONE NO. 16.
Hew York Gotten,
April W.
Open
May 1134
High Low Close
1139 1132 1159
1152 1146 1162
July 1143
Oct. 1159.
1167 U56 1162
Port receipts,
12,896 ba'es.
Llrerpoel Cettta Market
Opening.
632
625
Closing
636
Oct. Nov.
May. Jun
625
Hew Bern Market
Middling Hi
Strict Middling 11 1
Good Middling 11J
Sales 25 bales
New vaudeville at The Athens
tomorrow Webb and Webb-r
Singing, dancing and comedy
transformations.
Damaging evidence against Mr?.
Grace was given at her preliminary
trial.
Don't Be Afraid
Eat What You Want
Eat what you want when you want
it and "Digestit.,, Two or three tab
lets after meaU digests all the food,
prevents distress, relieves indigestion
instantly. Brown's Digestit is a little
tablet easy to swallow, absolutely harm
less. It has relieved thousands and is
guaranteed to please you, if not your
money refuoded-50c. at the Davis Phar
macy.
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How much does it cost you each year
tojbe sarcastic?
kt TUa Al,0 mottof
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What S the Weather, amusement
And rnmfnrt
It is human nature to blame others
for most of our meanncsi.
WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS
Hsve you neglected your Kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous ays
tern and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder? Hive you pains in
loins, side, 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 so, Wil
liams' Kidney Pills will cure you-at
Druggist, Price 60c Williams' M'f'g.
Co., Prop., Cleveland, O.
Roosevelt will make a tbort speeeh
at Salisbury when he passes through
the SUte next Monday. -
Hive you fa inexhaust
ible upplj of hot water il
yoar, house? v It is not
luxarjr but an absolute m
cessitr to have hot . water
when yoV want k..'
A. ' Xn Independent Wa
fer Ilcatcr cart be attached
to any ordinary . kitchen
boilei light the gas burn
er under h .and in - fifteen
mtnutea you have b6t water
enough for a bath. The
cost for the gas will be only
two or three crnts. Ti c
hftlcr for.t $15.00 n$ta'I-
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SHORT PASSING EVENTS
The regular prayer meeting service
m ill be fee held'at Centenary Methodist
church tonight at 8 o'clock.
The music department of the Wo
man's Club will not meet this afternoon
as heretofore announced Notice ox
poaponed meeting will be given later.
The gunboat Elfrieda returned at 1 :80
o'clock yesterday afternoon from Pam
lico and" Albemarle Sounds where she
has been during the past few weeks en'
forcing the State fish laws.
The Current Events Club will meet
Kridsy afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Clyde Eby. Every mem
ber is urged to attend as matters of im
portance are to be discussed.
While in conversation yenterday with
one of Craven county's mostsuccersful
farmers be informed the writer that
the prospects just at this time for a
good crop was very encotraging.
A partial eclipse of the sun occurred
at an early hour yesterday morning but
owing to the fact that heavy clouds
overshadowed the sky New Bern peo
pie did not get a view of this solar phe
nomenon
There will be a musical recital on
Friday night at 8:15 o'clock in the Grif
fin auditorium hy the pupils of the New
Bent-High School. The public is cordi
ally invited ' to attend. No admission
will be charged.
During the past few months the
plant of the New Bern Ice Co. has bee n
undergoing extensive repairj, yester
day the work was con.pleted and steam
put into the boilers. Tod iy. at noon the
new whistle will be tested.
Since the last tetm of Federal court
in this city last October, U. S. Coin
raissioner Chas. B. Hill has bound over
to the April term of Federal court six
taen cases in which the defendants are
charged with retailing and distilling.
Two boys while riding their wheels
at a rapid gate came into collssion yes
terday at the corner of Ciaven and
J hrBon' streets and' were thrown to
tha pavement. Besides one broken
wheel, the smaller boy received some
painful bruises.
A one week term of Craven county
oupenor i,oun ior me irmi or civn c
, convene in thi, cjty on
May 6th with Judge M. H. Justice pre
Biding. On June 10th none week term
lor trie iriai 01 criminal esses win oe
held.
Wsyne Black, colored, of Maysville,
wis arrested Tuesday by Deputy Mar
shal Samuel Lilly, on a warrant charg
ing him retailing liquor without gov
ernment license. He was given a hear
ing before U. S. Commissioner Hargett
of Maysville, and probable cause being
found be was bound over to the next
term of Federal court under a bond of
(300. Yesterday he secured bend and
was released. -
When a parson gets something for
nothing it rarelly aver fulfl.lsall prom
iscs. Such, is the ease with the fre
seeds being sent to Ibis section by Con'
gressmen. A few weeks ago a Iocs
gentleman who delights In raising, bis
own vegetables, received several pack
age of these aead and at once planted
them. -Up to the present time they
bara failed to "sprout", and from all
indications never wilL
That old chair need a
coat of China: Lac to xnalce
it yointj " agait-B. IV S.
specialties for the best housed
keepers. J. S. Basnjght Hdw
Co. - : . !' :v. r.N
-Th' llaeoln Memorial CommlaaieB
derided te reeonmead te Congress the
design' submitted bfi Henry Becea, a
New Vorh arehitaet.. ' .
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" .to Com t coia m exi aT r'
' Take Jj(xATlVg BR0MO,Qemme
Tablets. : Druggists refund money if It
fslts to ur4 . E. W. GROVE'S elgna
ture It ea each bet. SU. ' "
! The toppof tr ef Oscar Underwood
wilt be tn tomptet tootrot of the Ala
: bama 3 lata Derno Iritis Corivenlioa. -
U Moving Ticturrs and -VauJc-aftcrnooa
end r.'.t, t Thf
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I'irrwiU ih kiiil Ulllo'.ii I,t '(
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THE REALf
fceautifaf Reception Given by Hjrt
, HnghLovick. Canterbury
. . . Club' Eoterttuued.
Among the several functions of the
past Lenten season was (he teaotif ul
reception given by Mrs. Hugh Lovick
in honor of her sister, Miss Belle Pea
cud, of Raleigh, Tuesday afternoon at
ber borne on Middle street
Her home was a veritable bower of
Spring flower, the trailing jessamine
and dog-wood blossoms being artistical
ly and profusely used as decoration in
all the room and the mantles were
banked with the lovely blossoms. The
door was opened and the card tray was
presented by Master Lovick Smiih and
the guests were greeted in the hall by
Mrs. Francis Stringer Duffy' in white
mull and Mrs. Charles Buford in white
lace.
The hostess, wearing a white lace
robe with touch of green, received her
guests in. the parlor, assisted by the
guest of honor, exquisitely gowned in a
Parisian robe, and Mis. Rosa Smith in i
black lace.
Mrs. Thomas Carrawsy in white
crepe meteor invited the guests into
the library where refreshing punch as
senatd by Mrs, Charles Stith and Mrs.
Fred Smith, wearing white mulls.
Miss Margaret Bryan gowned in a
lovely white net led lha way to the di
ning room where an ice course was
served by Mrs. Henry R. Bryan, Jr.,
in a white marquisette, Miss Mary L.
Waters, in gold colored measaline. and
Miss Mary Stith in white lingerie fror-k
The dining room was particularly at
tractive in the decoration and many
lighted candles', the center piece of the
table ci misted . of a handsome t h rry
lace piece and bowl of red'poppies.
At 6:30 o'clock the receiving party
was served a delicious two ecu sa lunch
eon. CANTERBURY CLUB ENTER
TAINED. Mrs. Robert NixonHelightfulIy enter
tainrd the Canterbury Club at ihnr
regular meeting, Tuefday afternocn at
her home en Craven street.
Mrs. Charlei Ives, in a moRt inier-
esting manner read aad interpreted the
poem "Saul" from Browning. A most
refreshing ice course was served at the
close.
Those present were: Mesdames Cha.
Hollister, Robt. D iVal Jonea. William
Dunn, James Mitch) I1, Monroe Howell,
John Dunn, John Tull Hollister, .1 B
Hurley, William B ades, Charle3 lvea,
Misnea Janet Hollister, Bessie Sum
merell, Mabel Chsdwirk, Mary Oliver,
Mary Hen lren, Sadi; Hollijti-r and Ka
tie Styron.
Phone 99 and let as figure
on your Screen doors and
windows. J. S. Kasnight
Hdw. Co.
The smaller the bribe the gtea'er dis
grace. NOTICE.
Na. 1 R d Hart-6x20 Shirglfs, and
all kinds of St ingles on hand. Lathes,
1 Mule, a good, n ee ar.d gentle work
Horse, All this for less. L me a spec
ialty; Rubber Roofing, good Paints at
60 cents per gallon. Will sell it ill for
less. Rooms furnished or unfurni bed
for light bousek p ng. - See Big Hill
the Old Rsllible Shingle Mn, efflce
16S. South Front stre. J'hone 66H
residence, for all kinds of Hi bt;U a. '
All by (fought, way-ft to tepafially
cuy for ottr nUxVU OuxUrest
la you does Dot cease wilV the salt of
the Kodak. -V
Kodaks;? $5.00 lo 51 1 1.00
e'rov.T.:ds 1.00 6 v r12X0
J. O. Baxter
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At McDankls Cash Grocery
.Qneen Olives, large jar
Stuffed Olives
26c
25c
" " smair jar 10c
Lemon CUog Peaches 25o
GoodMd. Yellow Peaches 18o
Fancy Large Prunes 13c
Fancy Evap. Peaches 15c
Fresh Shredded Cocoaonfc
per pkg. 5 and 10c
Tooth Picks, per box 6c
Fresh Lot Blue Valley
Butter, per lb. 40c
YOURS FOR CASH ONLY
J. L.
41 Middle St.
JPtnma.Al
Nyal's Hut Springs Remedy
NYAL'S Hot Springs Blood Rem
edy, purifies the blood, a combina
tion of standard remedies that is
guarnteed free from harmful in
gredients It's highly recommend
ed for scrofula, boils, p mples, salt
rheum, tetter eczemaand for such
other afflictions caused by an im
poverished condition of the biood.
It's an efficient and reliable rem
edy ON SALE AT
DAVIS PHARMACY
PHONE U - - '
us have your orders for
the following:
Clicquot Club Gingerale
Welch's Grape Juice
Duffy's Apple Juice
Cherry Smash
Pineapple Juice
H. C. AUONfi
Phone 174 Middle St.
Why Not Build
A Home This Year
and let 1912 mark the beginingot
our fortune and a new life?
Nothing on earth gives a family
atanding in a community like thf
ownership of a nice, comfortablt.
home. The winter is a good tlmf
to perfect all the little detail
and we've a good, warm office
and lots of time at your disposal
to help you select a'auitable plan
and talk over the kind of materj
lal you will need. .. Contain and
left figure it out together.- "
Tolsoii Lumber's Ufa
129 fcTroat'ot, it '
NEW BURN," ;4 r ' KC
a-;
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J lUdt from port distilled ,
filtered ;wiifc- .s
NBW'BBRN
: icb Co.
It Jl 23 Hrltrah BU
rbone,M
A WATCH
( Int-rvkd to tll yoe the
time of ty. UnUss H di-l
Y,ti e'coretTy H lswnrethn
vitli'i, f.r It Is I ks the man
Mry rro Km tr.'y f
of tvlr'y '1 ''' t "1 i p in t
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to
I3.:IEE :FE3PSHII0S ;CF. SURPLUS AND ONDHlltD
m ' PROFITS TO CAPITAL
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW BERNE, N, C.
STANDS
FIRST among the banks of the City
THIRD among the National Banks of
the State
And as it has Surplus and Undivided Profits amounting to JlOf.,000 and
Capital amounting to 100,000, it has a place on the National Bank Roll
of Honor, which includes only banks having Surplus and Undivided
Profits equal to or exceeding their Capital stock.
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The place to buy your Spring or Summer Suit at prices
within reason. I absolutely guarantee satisfact-on. New
line nf samples just received. Call and inspect my stock.
F. HI. CH AD WICK,
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W. G. BOYD, Agent
Real Estate, General Insurance. Surety Bunds.
OLD DOMINI
NEW YORK AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST
AiToiding Pleasure and Krst.
Norfolk- lo New York and Return (30 Days) $14.00
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Pint class tickets Include Meals and Herlhon i Iok'"1' ' np'int d ex
preas steamers
Hot or Cold Ses Water Baths can be procured on St'nm-r without
charge.
Steamers are all equipped with the United Wire lea Te'e(,'rnph Syntem.
aTBAMUS BAIL FIOM NORFOLK iVERY WEEK DAY AT 7 P M.
, Tickets and Btatcroom Reservations, Company's Wharf, Knot of Church
81, Not folk. Vs. Ask your roeal tlrket agent regardinK through ticketv
Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Dek J.
W. II. LANDON. J. J. BROWN,
General Agent.; Norfolk, Va. Gen. raaa. Airmt. New York.
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YOU HAVE All WATCnED
; , TIIE NAME..
tr -m.
In this paper, wtkh h the nimr
of the Best Young Men'a Goihe?
mide for $17, ; None' cheaper,
none higher in prlceV' V f '
S. Copioh & Son
ExcluUre AgfDts
Ms Tor Sale.
BOXES FOR RENT.
We Are Showing
a very select line of Sum
mer Hats, the lutest of styles
and the best i f qualities, in St aw
hml Kel's, including; th celebrat
ed brands, ( In el Bund, Manhattan
and o hers Our line of clothing
is sol. ctcil from the best fabrics
m noy can buy. mc.ilo up in the
latest styles and colors at very
reasonable prices. We cordial y
invite you to look over our slock,
which puts you under no obliga
tion o buy whatsoever.
Sam Lipman
Merchant Tailor,
Kt:i Mul. lie Ht.
New Horn. N. ()'.
HORSE
SENSE.
'(iu iii'-uic your
l inm anil lui nil lire.
w by not our alti-ulili-
li T-- in mull ?
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l'peiisc inviihi-il is
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poMtno vtnin p a ilay.
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Delightful Slort Sea
Tiips To
Interior Woodwork
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lWe U'rd wtlh k earaWa gloeii,
Weert lornref than sny other tt
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