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" NEW BERnHnORTH; CAROLINA SATURDAY MORNING, MAT W1Z
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NEW BERN BAM KING
TRUST COMPANY
NEW BERN N.C
BUSINESS HABITS AT HOME.
SOME rati) throw business- habita to the 'wind
when 'hey go home, but the fact is that the
same care and fort sight should be used in spend
ing mon y i hat you use in making it and in con
ducting y ur business affairs. A portion of the house
hol i income should be carefully safeguarded by being
deposited in a savings account with this bank, whe e
the m ney will be absolutely stfe and earn a fuir rate
cf interest In this way the home will be protected
against any ossibl" financial difficulties, in case of
sickness or loss We cordially invite savings accourits,
either in the name t the husband or wife, sometimes
a joint account io 'he naire of both.
4 PER CENT 'AID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
gill lib "i hi 'ii mi t i iii' 1 1 i u mil
Poisonous Insects Baffled
BY THE
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COMFORT AND- REST FOR THE BABY, PEACE FOR
THE MOTHER
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STiUU)OK" BABY PROTECTOR
will t 'rill;
summer.
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freni) ail'.
THE Wi
solves thi'
i y. n s i n.l d K'ti c of safety to housatds of mo hers this
It is mi ; .-i i t:sk t nit thiough the wearv hours a baby re
i. :i (I l'ius!ihe flies away. It isn't quite r as nable.
i ! i n h hI to fi ot, rlepr ving it of the full benefit of
!');. I'.MsY I'KOTECTOR is a pa'en ed article, which
ITS MANY USES
i tor are many. iLservrs its purpose eq ally we I
i led, en a couch, on a bl: nket or a quilt on
of the poich, under ihi shade trees, or in turn-
The i:s.--i of the I'm
wh 'ili r h.1 Ii.'iliy ie.it;; on
the llnur, Hi the oj
mei house.
When Imli. ii; la'-en on an nut ng the folded Protect r is ea ily car ied,
and is ms ;int!y nuly to me when baby has gone to Blumber!and and
peacefully rests on as f , I hick blanket.
AN AP"EiL TO REASON.
We beicve the WKTIiKOOK HABY PROTECTOR supplies a 1. ng
felt net (I We believe that loving, thoughtful mothers everywhere,
having i ;.l tin- .. I, will realize th absolute need of eff-dually protec t
ing thi-ir biliii'h fr.iu the o'len fatal touch of iha dangerous house fly
anil oilier i i ea e he rmi insects.
Ketn- mil r. th i' a f o ih your house may be thoroughly rcreened, the
s ole Ily t ai . H'.iks in Mini I yhu .n the tender, moist lips of your baby
muy hav.- ((.no' ilnc- !y from a nirk room; may be laden with Cholera
ln'anlom. I w t'i,e i;. ihih of Typhoid Eever, Diphtheria or Tubercu
losis. T ike no i h.inceH. Do not expose your baby to n edless danger.
' HUGE $2.25 AND $3.00.
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
61 POLLOCK ST. PHONE 288
TEXAS RANGERS
JAD NERVE
Two of Them Threaten to Arrest
the Whole Mexican Reb
el Army.
Fabens, Texi( May 24th. -Details re
ceived yesterday show 'that the cool
judgment of the United States army
lieutenant and the aggressive stand of
two Texas rangers in the face of iOO
Mexican rebels advancing on the Amer
ican boundary line probably prevented
serious complications when troop B,
fourth United Sta'es cavalry, the band
of liberal soldierB across the border here
Wednesday.
" Death to thesi," ci ied the Mex'cans
as th y charged forward to a wagon
i o;:d where Lieutenant C. A. Daugher
ty and 35 men of troop B. had stationed
themselves, their rill s pointed toward
Mexico. C E. Weba.er and Charles
Moore, of the Texas rangers, who I ave
been accompanying ibe American
troops cn their bolder patrol spurred
forward.
' ' If you dare come across this wagon
road we'll trrest your whole army.
This road is the boundary line," shout
ed Webster in Spanish to the advanc-
i ig rebels, who formed into a fighting
line. Webster demanded at the same
time that the rebels send out their
chiefs for parley. Colonels Jofe Cor-,
dove and Charles Rustamente, in com
mand of the rebels, who were moving
on Giudaloupe, dismounted and came
forward.
Lieu Un ant Dougherty defined what he
believed to be the American line and
the rebel leaders turned their troois
and headed eaatwar i towa d Giudal
NATIONAL
EXPOSITION
Whether mosquitoes bite
or not th?y are carriers of
disease germs vVe can help
keep them out of your house.
J. S. Basnight Hdw. Co.
To Be Held in Knoxville, Tenn.,
September and October, 1913 '
Will Be of Great Interest
to the Whole United
8 1 ates Ex posi tion
Resolutions.
Washington, D. C, May 24 -An ex
position of national scep, the purposo
of which ia to promote the conserva
tion of our natural res urces, is to be
he! I in Knoxville, Tennessee in Sep
tember and October, 1913 It is to be
known as the National Conservation
Exposition, and while it is to be open
to all parts of the country, its special
field will be the development of the
Southern states. An advisory board of
leaders in tl e various B anches of con
aervat on work, with Gifford Pit chot at
it head, has been formed at part of the
expos itim ccmpany's organization, and
ii now at wtrk rrmulatug d taut a
plans frr the exhibits. Each depart
ment of conservation is represented on
this board by one or more experts io
that field.
The conservation exposition is an out
gtowth of the Appalachian Exposition,
which has been he'd at Knoxvil'e for
the past two years. .During that time
an exposition plant aid tquipmenthae
been built up which will nerve as a
valuable nuclieus aiound which the na
tional fair is to be built. This plant
comprises a park of one hundred acres,
in which are two artificial lakes and
several excellent buildings. 1 his and
all other property of the Appalachian
Exposition Company has been taken
over by the National Conservation Ex
position Company, wh ch has made ap
plication for a charter providing for a
-capital stock of one million dollars,
De,th of J T Hall
Last uight at 10:15 J. Thomas Hall
died at his h mie on South Front stieet
afttr eve' al months illness. Mr. Hall
was a will known citizen, and followed
the profession of gur.smilh He is sur
vived by his wif a daughter, Mrs.
Percy Ashfont, son, Chas. H. Hall ar.d
brother Mr. John Hall. The funeral
serv cea will be held at Centenary
Method st Church tcday at 6 p. m,
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Thr- blace to buy your Spring or Summer Suit at prices
within r asnn. 1 absolutely guarantee aausfact'on. New
line nf samples just received. Call lod biped my stock.
F. M. mm, .tatiant Jailor, .
103 Middla 8V,
New Bern, N. C
Wool Bill In Senate.
Waohingion, May 24. The senate
fino cocom ni te aulhormd Senator
Smoot to adversely report the house
wool bill tar fT revision bill and announce
that a substitute measure would be
framed. The Ariz ina leg sla ure, in a
petition to the senate urged the aboli
tion of the commerce court Th house
resumed connl ieralion of the Panama
canal adminUtr ition bill.
Charges of ofTicial misconduct by R.
G Valentine.Indiaa commmnioner were
renewed before the interior depai tmet.t
txpenditure committee.
PILEI CURED IN 6 TO U DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to core any
case of Itching. Wind, Bleeding or Pro
truding Pilesin 6 to 14 daya. 60c
Attention Veterans.
You are hereby notified there ill be
a meel ing of New Bern C;;mp 1162 on
Mi nday, June Jrd at lU.a. m. for pur
pose of trtnsKCiiig Imlr.ei-B. Alcoa
dinner will Le given by Daughters of
C'-nfederacy. Hy order of commander,
S. R. STREET.
J. F. CLARK,
Arij't.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Residence No. 2f Pollock street, poa
setsion given at ence; aUo No. 261.pos
session given May 24th. Apply to
ELLIS COAL & WOOD YARD,
Confirmation Service.
American Conliul Meets Trajlc End.
V mnkfort On-M .In, Germtnt, May
24.-UmUd State Ontal General
Frank D. HIH, of Minnesota, was atll4
yeeterday by fating over a hutel stair
eaae raMlng. He waa foond Io the eor-
i ridor with a broken skull It Is asiuov
d that the iectdnt"wws. eatmd by
spell of gW lirifss.
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THE PRDP0RT10H OF SURPLUS B
PROFITS 10 CAPITAL
NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW BERNEi N. C
STANDS
FIRST among the banks of the". City
THIRD among the National Banks'of
; . the State ,
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Am! ss it ttS iarptoe snt , UndWlVI froflt anvmttn to (19&,or0 and
CHUI aWtintinK Is linO.OOO, UUl 4as oa the National Batik Roll
of Hoonf, skicri inrluoVs pfttf banks fctvlng Surjlus ar.4 UnIlvk)e't
rr.r.t tit In or tr4ng tn Capital $lvk. - - Ci
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' Call u4 up and let ui figure
with you ior your screen
wants. , J. S. Basnight Hdw.
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There will be confirmat'on service at
Chester B'Nai Sholom Temple on Sun
day May 26th, 1912 at 10:30 a. m.
Confirmanta.
Frederick Cohn, Adolph HaSn, Hat
!ie May Cohn, Esther Louise Marks.
Order of Confirmation Service.
"O Sing Unto the Lord" Williams)
Chorus,
Addreas to Confirmanta.
"rather See Tby COiWien" (Muss)
Chorus.
Opmirg Prayer V?atUe May Cohen.
Taking Out the Scrolls
Benedict km Adolph Hahn.
Reading Fiotn the Scrolls.
Reading Fiom the Proph.U-Esther
, Loaiss Marks.
Replacing the Scrolls
The Lesson of the rey-Hattis M.y
Cthso.
"Ths Vow of Faith" (ainsbsr
' Chorus.
Confession of Fslth-Adolph Rahn.
"Who is Liks Thstf (ProsUch-Cborm
6er ok a. ..
Om Sweet Solemn Tboogbt"-80I0,
Floral Offering Eat br Lou la- Marks
and Class.'
Closing Prsysft-Frtderlck Cokn,
Blsesiitf tb Conflnnanls.'
"Fear ys B it O Iitar--8ol.
, Bsnsdklion. '
Over the Result of the Virginia
Primary. Wilson. Delegates
Throw Him Down.
Special to Journal
Washington; D. C, May 24. -The
Washington Herald today tarries the
following special, from Norfolk, Va:
Woodrow Wflson while appareiitly the
choice of the delegates of the Vii ginia
D( mocratic convention was beaten tooth
and toe nail tonight by bis owa delena
tes, who accepted the terms of a reso
lution adopted by an overwhelming vote
which practically plaoes the control of
the twenty-four votes from Virginia in
the hands of sixteen delegates who are
opposed to the New-Jersey governor,
The Wilson delegates seeing it was
hopelers to eeoure an instructed delega
tion, accepted M amendment which
gave the New Jersey roan eight in
structed delegates, but who after first
bal'ot at the national convention will be
bound to the unit ru(e jlf, the remaining
two thirds aixteen delegates decide to
east the entire Virginia rate for some
other candidate. Sixteen of the twen
ty-four delegates elected are opposed
to Woodrow Wilson first last and a I
time. These sixteen, delegates will
control the entire Virginia delegation
aft- the fir tbs lot,st Bait more, Wi son
can get more than eight of the twenty
four votes and after the first ballot,
if he fails to receive the nomination
the entire Virginia delegation will be
lost to him.
Underwood headquarters in Wash
ington is high y gratified over the
Virginia result as above indicates. Wiih
the success of Mr. Underwood in Vir
ginia he has won his seventh victory in
succession. With the exception of Ala
hama, his horre state, he has contest! d
with Gov. Wilson in six states, three of
which Florida, Georgia and Mississippi.
declared outright for Mr, Underwood,
and in three, South Carolina, T n e s-e
and Virginia, although they had been
making a long and persistent fight, The
Wileon forces were unsuccessful in se
curing instructions. . Mr. Underwood
has not acted sore In a single state of
b s campaign. His next victory will bt
in th sia'e of North Carolina where it
is expected he will secure sn Instructed
delegation at the State convention
wh ch meets in Raleigh on June 8,b.
He has made a clean and high class
campaign in North Carolina and has
avoided personalities 'and appeals U
p ejidicies. . His friends have relied
solely upon the strength of . his own
candidacy, and not apon the weaknes
of hi j principal oft paste t he has be
without the powerful InSuenee of the
'eading Democratic organ ef the stale
and he has had aligned agamst blm the
en' ire strength ef the ebsinaan of the
State Democrat! committee, and of tbs
national committeemen frem North
Carolina. They have never failed to
aiecs an opportunity to discredit Mr,
Uo derwood and his canpatgnt Despite
these conditions Mr. Underwood baa
steadily grown and his Meads tbrcugk-
out the North Carolina botleva that he
wsi successful in farrrtng the Stats in
ths primsries on ths 18th instant. They
feel certain that be will , sscurs from
ths several coanty ooayeailoos on May
25th, delegations, to. the congressional
conventions sad to-th. Stats soovea
tion, Uisfsrlbsr bolisTtd tost Un
derwood delegates .will be cbosoa by
the eoogrestioaal aoatowtioa sad that
tbs four delegates frasa tbs stale al
. rrteca Awardi4 tsat Right. -
List night was a fealnra' algbt Itlhs
Atlantis Firs Co'a Coontry Store nd
Bitaar. One of the largest crowds
sines iHs Ott Uf oKied Sttsaded snd
every body f their money's worth and
mote too, RUve Bombay lis. better
known as 6uy B 8tsve," woa ths
t-fA00 outfit consisting of a Pi. 00 lelt
of clothes, $".,0) bat. $3.00, vest, dona
ted by AlUrt J. Willis Co., 13.00 pair
We donsteil by Terry Owens Shoe
Co, 8 eve was so chock full ef smils
that svsty Order (hat went Is the kltrh
m was shlpetertf'i. Mr, Lot Fmlth
who is rntin.rtw) with the Natl-tnsl
IJinilCo, vc.n the hindxxrte ihl
irt.pn Hog vnln. i st C0 00. donald
t J () lUit.r, p.. .ir. Tha O urv
1 1 f lr r ll t Mnl7 1 sm! to
:45 p. rn. sod 8:00 p. la
entcrttinmeaU it The 'Athens. !
from Shadow of Tie Electric Chair.
Raleigh, N, C, May 84,-Gtorgs
W Ilk Ins, a Nssn eosniy negro, on?.r
sentence of death today for wife mur
der, was granted a rtpfivs a few hou
before the time fof electrocutes, Roput
able slUrooya, ths Governor iy, re
prS4nUd to blm that they have good
grounds for iuHvs clesiewy, and
that a rsprlcvs was neceasary for ihm
tebsvs time to al, mil their (rounds.
The repi leva la granted tlit June 7th
wgv are wiun wesyuawswa )
Although eontestmg ; with Oovwmof
Harmon In Ohio Gas sraor WUsoft w'si
dlsalrously defaaled and las will aat re-1
s hsaalngls vote fuKa that Butekt
tLo Baltiaora cjavenMoa, -1
v PAsULKK B. ANDIRSOK.
Improve your laWn and prof
feet your flowers with flowcj
guards. s Fdt. salr;by J.' 9.
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Washington, Ut ti.A a rssut 4f
reports of dangsr to American Nvis
and prjprty U Cubs, tbs Navy Db-
ertmaal at the rrq't of the St a
Department,. l ordered ths aaval
transport fralrie Io tn!rk tOQ marines
st I'hiladelnhia, snd proceed tmmadiat
lysoibs UuiUl Satas aval ataUea
at Coantanavo to join tbs gustoal
tl A .- lit- . - t
i m .on nu nuaTiin, . . . i
llavava. May 84. -A report bks
rchd bars that 0nTaI Evaristo
EiUn'jS aid Genwal lvrmt, Icaivre f f
tha liior,jfH Df g to; bav snt en.;
sari! kj the Camp of th Somman t -r
of tli irovernrr ml trn; i nr G lar
namo Ut treat fr r t" cf '. j
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THE VALUE OF H SAVINGS
T.
A promineat financier who has given much time
and thought to the study of economics, in speaking
of the value of ft Savings Account, said: "The first
thing every man should arrange for is to put aside
regularly each week a fixed portion of his income,
whether five per cent, ten per cent or more, according
to circumstance aa an emergency fund aud then live
on the balance,"
This bank encourages the habit of thrift by in v it
ing small as well as large accounts and paying the
. depositor 4 per., cent iuterest on his savings.
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We will give 20 per cent reduction
on all clothing and 1 0 per cent on all
Mens, Ladies and Childrens Oxfords.
We are overstocked and these goods
must be sol
J. J. BAXTER
ELKS TEMPLE
DFPT STORK
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Notice io Cui'tlcrs.
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BATES-STREET SHIRT
, .FOR WELL . PRESSED MEN.
A sage qao(ea UmertOB as saying, "A shirt that fits lends a
peace and poise which pedigree cannot give."
Whether the gentleman of Concord said this or not, aU men
recognise It as n neon troTerti bio truth. Aa we dress bettor, we
meet better people. As wemrft tatter jeople, it is needful that
our clothiuf meet the requirements. The Hates-Street Shirts
are now hearalded throughout this laud as the HHST .shirt
manufactured and sold oa the market.
8eaaona most favored shades in Stripe, Yale 1(1 uo, French
Grey. Hello, Indian Tan, with the Blues leading the bunch at
ll fvO the shirt and the color guaranteed or a new ohirt Abso
lately tub proof.
$1.50, $20,' $2.50 And Upwards
THE SHOP THATS DIFFERENT
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tlAlTERS AND HABERDASHERS
V, JAILORS. 59 P0aOCKt ST.
PHONE. 19;"
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