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tf.v wcts fn in m ioi 10 wi. i i
lion liarl dope cv il, but w' o in-,
done evil lo thee Ant! iltose wil
be ihy best friends not to whom
thou hast done pood, but who have
done good to thee. Lavaler.
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and all during tha cold Fall and Winter
months his hou; 0 is kept warm and
cozy for his wife and babies.
A Perfect Ion OJ Heater is almost indispeijs
able when there are children in the home. Every
home has uses for it.
AW with nichtj Irimminir: plain mtmml or mnanttUJ, tarqaolt
tu dru-na. Ornamtntal. Jnvxpmnmiv: La, I, for yart.
tatlly rvnvcd from room to room. At dmaltrt rnvmrywhwrn.
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Ic-ta iejninineconstijatica.
Hat.'fifacticn to ctiSr '!
r-tlnabw in Lquid or nvl
or ser4 EOouo-oenj;
to Pr. Pl:r
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Pulverized Diamond.
Accoiiliim' to the Moha iiunednns o
Koiii1'; : it 'atli.-i, piHveri.ed diamond if
ih if..-,i painful; the iimsi it'-tive imil
the most cer!:iin of nil Hisous A'
cording lo " ilke's History," the pow
dtfr of diamonds is kept on timid (by
the wealthy only presumably! iih h lasi
resource Hut a belief iu tlie poison
ous character of the diamond also ex
isted in Italy In the sixtoeutb century.
For the
Modern
Baby
Bunting
Daddy doesn't go out
to hunt for rabbit skins
to keep the baby warm.
He is less romantic,
but more practical.
He buys a
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at5v fVm frftr.cTTticctr.ti ItirifK ntiViln rnw Maut Flr.ilrtn. Knrinr 41 .'Pull .1 fliatincr' TPUT Aide.:. VI
front radiator; Beautiful straight
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THE SIMPLE' tlFE.
No Trubl For Australian, Aboriginea
V'.-l'a' t.Bralc Camp.'....-. V,-,;
". 'Ad Australlaa auorieine brenkt ' tba -mpnotonj
of his llf by frequent Tteto
to other- camp8.nt Ms preparations .
for(tb6e- holWay8;j nat a simplicity .
tbout tbm which must appeal to. many.'
i: worrteJ Jioiisewire.. f it la rtbus
acriVe4;j "Messrs Speneer and GUlen,
t ".partifroui eremonieeK'aHd danci
the jne great break in the monotony
of life Is paying visits to strange
campa. T PatkinR up Is not a tedious
process. The hian simply walks out of
! camp, carrying hia spears, spear
j thrower, boomerangs and shield; the
' woman taken the youngest child across
her hip. balnm-es a pitch! ou ber head,
j and. wifh one arm round the child
and a dferin strrk in her free hand,
she Is, ready for the road. The girl
children and younirer women look after
the puppies, which are never left be
hind on any account, and. when un
able to walk, are carried in' pitehis like
younj? babies.
"Two minutes at most is all the time
required for an aboriginal family to
puck up and start and there is no
trouble in regard to the house while
the owners are nway. If any one
chooses to occupy it during their ab
sence he can do so, but the owners
will see at a glance who has been Id
possession while they have been
away."
Ho Found the Ghost.
"Talking about ghosts." said the jan
itor of one of the best known concert
halls In the city, "makes me tljlnk of
the scare I got the other day when I
went Into the auditorium after some
supplies I had left back on the stage
As I stepted Into the place I heard a
scraping and hauling on, the stage
Some one was puffing and blowing and
then whistling a bit For the moment
my hair began to stand up. I manager1
to get f one of the switches and turnet
on'the light There was the ghost! Ont
Of the piano houses had sent over om j
of their blind tuners to fix up a piano
and there he had been working away
in the dark, his tools scattered arountl
the stage and parts of the piano strewn
about" New York Sun.
Hostel and Inn.
At one time the words "hostel" and
"Inn" were not confined to licensed
houses, but were applied to lodging
houses. The "inns" of Oxford and
Cambridge, very numerous before tile
introduction of colleges, were regulated
by the college authorities. The inns
of court were provided for the accom
modation of law students. In olden
times country ho;:- of the .iristoc
racy, during IN- :.: . of the own
ers, were use I ;iv i'ms." or guest
houses. It
our as sii: :
hence tlie
l.tcidou '
II en i he rule to hang
! arais el the owners;
i of public house sigus.
;ik.ing It Easier,
hiiiglebat. isn't this the
i on have asked uie to mar
"George
ninth time
H you?"
"Very lil:t':, .aura. And say, why
can't we have an understanding In the
mntter a division ..' inbur. as it were?
J'll do the asking 'imI you keep tab."
Cleveland Plain Ix-aler
line boiy with.s invisible - hinges.:.'
GENCY, Demonstration or catalog.!!
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"After- Operation ' f oScjT' (3 1 Her;t
'ft'jonwmCfTTi' suffered v
womanly trouble," writes Mrs, J.
Eendrick, Is & Jettef from lUs j,L-.
"and at times, I could !6t bear to t
on- my feet. .' The' doctor said X
never be any better, and thst t t.o-.
have to hare ah operation, or 1 .
hava a' cancer.
' I went to the hospital, and r.. y
ated on me, but I got no be; u . . '
said medicines would do c.e r
and I thought I would hnve i j .
At last t tried Cardul, e.:u !
improve, so I oontinaed u;:'r;r i'
I am well, and can do my o- . .1
I don't fel any pains.
Cardui worked like a chara."
There must be merit in vr.
Tegetable, tonic remedy, for v
Cardul for It hag been in sue: .
use for uore than 50 years, for f
treatment of womanly weakness anr
disease.
Please try it, for your troubles.
K B. Write to: Ldlet' Advisory Dept. Oiitt
aoosa MdictoeCo., Chart nooifa. Tenn.. for Si ' ' ta
Irutrurlinrii. and 64-paje book, "Home 1 rjaiuien
mt Wooed." Mat la pUln wtwpcr. on iitul
The Proper Way.
"Wnen yon leave on the train.'
the y,ouilg man yearningly. "I
said
will
throw yon h kiss "
"Hut." rejoined the girl, "don't you
know that it isn't polite to throw
things at people"; You should alwayf
jive theui." Exchange.
The Reason.
"Why." nsketl tin irate cook, "are poo
pie always coming into the kitchen
when I'm making brpad?"
RiH-u use." a lowered the facetious
butler, "they think It right to eouie to
you in your hour of knead!"
Accepted the 'Apology.
An Irishmau was going along the
toad when an angry bull rushed at
him and tossed him over a fence.
The Irishman, recovering from his
fall, upon looking up saw the bull
pawing and tenring up the ground, as
is the custom of the animal when Irrl
tated. whereupon he smiled at the ani
mill and said:
"If it whs not for your bowing and
seranlng nnd vour humble apologies,
you brute, fills I should think that
you'd thrown me over the feme on
purpose "- London Answers.
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MOPTCACIF"; SAIL OF RIAL
AND PEHSONAL PROPERTY.
Pursuant to powers of sale contained
in two certain montages ,one executed
by J. H. liookcr to L. C. Carroll on 29th
Sept., 1910, and transferred I.. (.'. Car
roll to T. D. Wirren, and the other
exi cutt il by J . K. Hooker and wife Caro
line Hooker to T. I). Warren, executed
Jan. 2nd, 1912, saiit niorlyages recorded
in Registry ( raven county in Hook 65
p. -499 and Hook K , p. 509 respectively,
default haine lwen made in payments
of sa me and foi t he purpose of foreclosing
same, the undersigned assignee ami
mortgagee will on the 3(M h day of I )e
ceniDer, ivizsill lor casli to t lie ingle
est bidder at public auction al Court
House door al New Hern, N. ( ., at 12
M. olock the following described rial
estate and personal propcin, vi:
FIRST. Certain trail of land Ijing
and being in No. 5 township. Craven
county, N. C, being part of a grant ti
T. T. Gooding dan d 15th Oct., IWo.
recorded ill ( lavin county in Look l1'!,
p. 4.U, and di-i:i!ed as f. Ileus: L,
ginning at a inc and runs N. (9 W. -! -
p. to C. '.Ki I- line, I ben N. ' i 1 E.
74 poles, tin ii N . ( 1 -2 . 5 2 oh-, th. i
N. 17 1-2 E. 9H pi !c, tn (..l s I i-i in .
br 300 aries (now law. i ' leimi,
l.en S. rl E. 9o .i,Ks to .Neil's or 1 .:
lor's, then S. .Mi . ill i U - 1 1 en S. 7 .
V. 277 peli s lo tin- bi ginr ii g, i on lain
ing 325 acres mure or Ics .tud long
same tract of land ei',iinl lo E E
Hooker by T. 'I. (.oiding nl wife.
SI-X'ONL). Also the I. Hi. wing per
sonal properly: One white liric '
years old, oi.e open Li:.g, l c o s
and fix e calves, mai I ed in E I lisiki r -mark
and known as home cattle of said
Hooler, one bi II and igh yearli ;.gs
of same mark and stock.
This 28th clay of Novcu ber, 1912.
T. IE WAR KEN,
Asiiiince of I. ('. Carroll.
T. D. WARREN',
Mortgagee
PANAMA, JAMAICA AND CUBA.
The Evangeline will Make Eight
Trips Through the Tropics.
The Atlantic Coast line announces
that in connection with its splendid
through Pullman service to FTcy West,
The Penninsular and Occidental Steam
ship Company will operate eight per
sonally conducted tours with the new
steel twin-screw steamship "Evangline"
from that point to Colon, Panama
Canal Zone, Kingston, Jamaica, and
Havana, Cuba.
The "Evangeline" is a brand new
and modern, up-to-date ship in every
particular. She is 364' feet long, 46
foot beam, has 5,650 tons register, 262
staterooms, equipped throughout with
electric lights and fans, and has a speed
of eighteen knots.
This splendid ship will leave Key
West in the morining on arrival of the
Atlantic i Coast Line-Florida East
Coaaf "Ovpr-Sea" train Irom the North,
on January 7 and 21, February 4 and
18,. March A and 18, and April 1 and
15, sailing direct to Colon, where a stop
of two -days will be made, which will
give' passengers ample opportunity 'to
inspect the Panama CanaK tlie greatest
piece of engineering or other-construction
work known s to7 mankind. : Or
quaint and tropical Ja mica may be ex
pford, and will fee fully enjoyed. sTh?
"Evangeline"' will sail thence to Havana
td discharge passengers desiring to- atop
there, and the tickets will be good to re
turn to Key Wef on stnj'.of tlie every
week day sailings of the regular Jine.i,
VThe tour Will constiirte eleven days,
and the rateior the entire trip, includ
ing meals and berth at sea and in port,
will be $110 - Tickets will permit stip
overs to that ft longer stop can be made
at Colon, Kingston or Havana,1 for
passengers desiringvto do tn, .: ,
" Sailing dates, intineraiiea and in
formation regarding reservations, con
nections, etc., may be obtained from
Atlantic Aoast Line representatives,
r l y a 'JresMng T C. WHITE,, the
i ' r.'-'-rrr Agent of that line,
-. ' ' t, r. c.
i 'The tax books for 1912 are now J ,
iit w- hardf, and your taxes are
due. V-e?Be iay at once as we . yf
Thomas
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v.i!! meet you at station.
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Direct Fine to AM Points North,
South, East and West Very Low
Round Trip Rates to All Prin-
tipal Resoru.
Through Pnllinan to Atlanta leavt
Raleigh 4;0.S p. nu .arrives Atlanta 6:35
p. m.; making close connection lor and
arriving Montgomery following day
after leaving Kalcigh at 11 a. m.;
Mobile 4 12 p in.; New Orleans 8:3
p. m . Hirmingham 12:15 noon; Mem
phis 8:0; p. in.; Kansas City 11:20 a.
m. si co n d day, anil connecting for afl
I luii points 'I his car also makes close
conneition al Salisbury for St Louie
and other ieslcrn points.
Thin'R1' P .llinan lo Washington leava
l: leigh (i .SO . m. ; an ives al Washing
Ion S5i a m, Haiiimote 10:02 a.m.;
I IniaiE'i ! . 12:23 noon; New York 2:31
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ei b i ' I mis and l..r all I-'lori-
' i car for M.rvil'c
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A-h.'villc al 7:40 u
i 'u 'in mo; ii rn with : lv
i : .... .g t ;.ii
! " ' i ' ' :"g day alter leaving
l .Ii i. a. i : el..-, i iinia-ci ion for all
point s in itl. a nd hurt ii w est .
P.lliuaii for Winstcn-Salrm lc. ves
K.i't it'll 2 3'' a. nu, arriving ('.re. na
boro 6:30 a. m., niakini.1 close ronneclioa
at Greensboro for all points no'th,
south, cast i ! (:. This car -handled
on train No 111 having Goldfc
boro at 10:45 p. in.
11 F. GARY, ('.. P A.,
Washing! u n 1). ('.
J. O. JONES, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
As empowered by a mortgage tx
ccuttd by Asa Ipock and wife to Geo.
T. Winfield which is recorded in the
o (Tire of it he Register of Deeds of
Craven County, N. C, in Book No.
182 op page 139, . ..I.Eh refer. The
said mortgagee pursuant to the power
contained in said mortgage will sell the
land described therin at public outcry
to the highest bidder -U the Court House
in said County, for cash on the 30th
day of November at 12 o'clock m.
Said land is all the land which was
conveyed by Luther W. Thomas and
Lorena, his wife to Asa Ipock, by deed
which is recorded in said records ia
Book 166 on page 59.
Said land is situated in No. 2 Town
ship, Craven County, and adjoins the
land of Dr. F. Duffy the Levi B
Ipock land, and is on Fork Swamp be
ing the same on which the said mort
gagors reside.
This Oct, 28th. 1912.
GEO. T. WINFIELD,
Mortgagee.
IF ARE YOU GOING NORTH
v.v v' Travel Via.
THE CHESAPEAKE LINE
DAILY SERVICE INCLUDING SUN-
S , DAY. i ' '
The new Steamers just placed in
service : the , city , ot ' xsortoik ; i na
"City of BALTIMORE'' are the most
elegant ' and : up-to-date: Steamers be-
tween Norfolk and .Baltimore.
Equipped with . wireless, telephone : ' ; '
in ; each .room. . Djelicious. "meals -on ; v j,
board. . Everything, for comfort' and - V. ;; 1 r! '' :
convenience. '.,? -,v .'Vi
Steamers leave. 51
Norfolk (JaeVson St.-.,"
Old Point Comfort
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Baltimore-,.--
Connecting at Baltimore for all point
North, Northeast and West. c "
Reservations . made and any infor r
mation courtebi'ly furnished by v t .
v ., W. il. PARNELL, T. P. A.
Monticello Hotel ' ' Norfolk Va.
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