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WILLIAM T.tJiilL
"The Sporting Goods Ma."
91 Middle Street.
Phone 253
OULDNT' it .Jar
iyou? .. ten . Tax
upstairs the door
bell rings dowp
- e"alr and whec
I'm - dovnetalra
the ' 'phone rtcjp'
' , upBtalrB. said
Evelyn in an
, tated toEe a the
, ; took 4owa the r-
colver . , '
'Hello, U thla North 124 V aalfed a
toascultne voice. x , , , t
'Whm do you wish, to epoak Hr
aeked jftelyn in her sweetest -voice.
"My name ig' Jock Mitchell.' repUed
the voice. "Is Mba Carter therer
"Thi8 1a Miss Carter," ..
p?y jcourin, Frank Jocolyn, osked
tee to call . yon vp ai. aoon as I ar
rived from New Yprk, He wlshea to
be remembered to yon." '--
"Oh! Mr. tchelJJ shpuld be de
lighted to meet any of Frank'f rela
Jves. Are you going to be here to
some timeT"' i v1, , , i
"Yea, I expect to locate here, but
rm not acquainted and it's a beastly
bore hanging around the hotel. Frank
eald you knew such a lot of -people.
Maybe you -would Introduce me tot a
few young folks." "
"Surely I'd be glad to have you meet
some of our friends. .; If you havent
an engagement for this ereniog, do
come up. You wflHtofi ilne.": ;
After giving explicit directions how
to reach her home, Erelyn hung up the
receiver, exclaiming to Jier' sister In
an excited tone, "Just think. a swell
couaia of, Frank's la' coming to call
i .this evening. ; I wager he's a rich New
Yorker. Doesn't know 'a eon) hen.
.Well, rna. not going to ba In a harry
to Introduce 'him;, around.''; Doat eee
any of the girts brtngtef their oatof
town, friends Tar here, If f make a
good impreaaion there may be Invita
tions to the theater and opera galore.
Gracious! Ill have to .telephone to
the cleaner Immediately to send my
beaded net covered with chiffon waist
right away. . Then If I get- a bid for
the opera I can wear my cherry silk
voile. Maybe Amy will i let me have
Miss Kelly, the dressmaker," tomorrow
to shorten it What hat shall I wear?"
"You won't need any hat," answered
ber sister. "If ha'a such a swell fel-
. VI Cuu:ia Le L y, Lata )t-J
got a pair of . lots, 'clean, tie
glovea?" . ' .i-"
, "Oh, thanka, a thousand, times.
You're Just the best slater. - May I
take your hite lace cart, toot HI
borrow Jessie's opera coat and have
it In the house. One ought to be al
ways prepared it- they expect to go
out There's the phone again!" ,
"Yes, thU U Mlas Carter." -.
This time Evelyn didn't complain
about answering the 'phone. f
" r ou can't get heVe untU 15. k Oh,
that'l !U right, but come as soon as
you can The sooner the better. Goodbye.-
' , . - Ts:-vv;Ti:" -s.i
"Oh, Jane! Have we anything home
toaeryef.' Vf;tt?t&"i3y$l.
: "There la a bottle of ginger ale and
some cake," replied Jane. "No one
cares for that Please tell Mary 'to
get some alcohol. Til make 9a rare
bit l" 'he chafing dish those little
tea aprons look bo
ft . v uuB- " "
--h vyOU let her ksnw
I can't come? We
arm. going to play
every-JVednesday.
Maybe' Mr. Mltch
" elt wiU Join ua.
V Will vnn tall ESrk
if she calls up,
that I have an en
gagement for this
evening, but don't
call me, for she al
ways rubbers so.
There's that 'phone
again!"
"Yes, Mr. Mitch
ell, that' the right
address. You can't'
help. ' finding our
house, , it's , right
next to the church.
how anxious I
I cant . $ell . you
to meet you. It seems as If we were
Old friends, after hearing your voice
so I often. .You feel the same way T
Thank you. Good-bye."
Evelyn looked beautiful In her soft
white gown.
"I hope Frank won't be Jealous,"
Xo said,, as she clasped her sister's
"t'al beads around her neck. "If I ac
cept Mr, Mitchell's attentions anyway,
he's such an old friend he won't care.
Frank's away so much he must expect
ma to go .wlth other fellowfi, , Any-
v -. . i. .- i. i L ... 1 il go." -
1 c; i i s dior, Ler face
:et.,cd la a ;cuuiug amile. Her
expression changed somewhat as an
overgrown youth of about seventeen
yeara greeted her. with "How do you
dot v I'm Jack Mitchell. It was Jolly
good of you to ask. me out" J,Jf2
Evelyn extended a rather limp hand,
aaylng the first thhig she could (hink
of to- cover', her rchagrint Howara
you? How much you look like Frank."
; J-ater In the evening she discovered
he was , only a . fourth cousin ot
Frank's; At; any1 rate, therei was ,no
channg 41sh supper served that night
because at-Wne O'clock Evelyn asked
to be excused, leaving her Bister to
entertain Jack while she hastened to
the bridge party, u -
He Greeted Her.
We are now 3d calvino
RESH GOODS BY EV
ERY FREIGHT. ;
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Maple Syrup in quart screw
op cans, only 55c
Blended Maple and Cane
Syrup, 1.1-2 pints and
3 pint screw top cans
only30 and'50c. per can
Small Blue Rand Hams
and -. Breakfast -trip
just received.
Anything you want in Gro
ceries at bottom prices. ,
"...
YOCRS FOR CASH ONLY
J. L McDaniel,
41 Middle SL
Phone 91
ICE
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NEW BER1S
ICE CO.
19-21-23 Griffith St. Phone V8
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY
. North Carolina, Craven County.
By virtue of power contained in four
certain mortgages executed by Miles
F. Orum and Mary F. Orum, his wife,
fto the undersigned, which said mort
gages are described as follows:
One dated May 8th, 1906, and re
corded in book number 159, page 438,
one dated May 19th, 1906, and record
ed n dook nu inner 159, page MA one
dated July 13th, 1906, and recorded
in book number 160, page 303 an ce
dated 1st day of September, 1906, and
recorded in book number 158, page 301,
in the office of the Register of Deeds of
Craven County, the undersigned will
on Mpnday the 21st Bay of October,
1912, at 12 o'clock M, at the County
court house door in the City of New
Bern, N. C. sell to the highest bidder
for cash all the following lot of land
sit&ate in the City of New Bern and
beginning at a point on the east side of
tnd street, in the City of New Bern,
175 feet 5 inches southward of New
South Front street, and thence east
Ward running with the line of Leah B.
Jones and parallel with said New South
Front street 216 feet more or less to
the line of George Dail, thence south
wardly with the line of the said George
Dail to Lawson's Creek, thence west
wardly with the course of said Lawson's
Creek to End street thence northwardly j
with said End street to the beginning, 1
being parts of lots numbers 53 and 541
in the plan of the said City of New
Bern, and the same land conveyed by
deed from Daniel S. Jones and Leah
Johes ,his wife, to the said Frances
Orum, and recorded lin book number1
159 page 280, Office of the Register of
Deeds of Craven, to Which reference
is made for a full and complete description.
John S. Garrett, Mortgagee.
September Xth, 1912.
AT1ILMA LODGE No. 8, K. of P V -"
Meets every 1 utJi- t. m. over Gas
Co. ofllce. Middle Sti:AM.FwnIdin,t
C C. J. H. Smith. K.c Land S. Viatel r r
lag brothers are assured of a chevalier's 'VU.'
welcome. $ii:t,
CRAVEN LODGE No. I, KNIGHTS V,
OF HARMON Y-Meet seconded ..
fourth Wednesday night at t;30 o'clock
in each month at ,Knight of Harmony .
hall, comer Broad and Hancockstreet "
J. K. Willis, President? R. J. Disoeway,
Secretary J. D. McCoy, Financial Sec
retary. .' . t
. TRY A
MAJESTIC
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FULL LINE OF
FRESH CEREALS
s. 6pr
24 Middle St.
i ; COMPANY
, f " i". t
. Phone 25.
P. S.-Our sweet potatoes are
getting better all the time.
PROPOSALS FOR POWER PLANT
BUILDING FOR THE CITY OF
NEW BERN. N. C.
The Board of Aldermen will receive
proposals until 8 P. M. Oct. 22nd, 1912,
for the rebuilding and remodeling of
building for Water and Light plant.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all proposals, and to accept any
other than the lowest.
A certified Check made payable to
the City of New Bern in the sum of
2 per cent of the proposal submitted,
must accompany each proposal as a
guarantee, which is to be forfeited if the
bidder is awarded the contract and fails
to sign the written contract and to
furnish a satisfactory bond in the sum
of 25 per cent, of the amount of the
Contract with some responsible Securi
ty Company, within fifteen days after.
the award is made.
F. T.' PATTERSON,
City Clerk.
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