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NOTICE.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA, CRAVEN
COUNTY.
,v J. A. Campbell, and A. Z. Campbell,
partners trading as Campbell Bros.,
and Franklin Trust Company.,
Plaintiffs,
vs
. The Suffolk Lumber Company, the
Colrpss Lumber Company, James H.
Corbitt, Trustee, Currie & Campbell,
Harry McCaughey, trustee. The Bank
of Onslow, Mrs. G. L. Wiggins, J.
M. Wiggins, Jr., and J. C, Wiggins,
Defendants. t
v The defendants ,The Colross Lum
ber' Company, James H. Corbitt,
Trustee, Currie & Campbell and Harry
McCaughey, Trustee, will take notice
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior Court
of Craven County; the purpose of
caid action is the appointment of a
permanent receiver for the Suffolk
Lumber Company, defendant, upon
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Prices Talk These Days
k it j i f-, Andwhen -we' say PRICE, we mean not' only-what you PA V, but what you get for'your money," You'll be: doubly satis
I t i ! t ';fied with thefvalue the" Great Western Forty' gives you. : i You'll say so, when you ee it.- iThere is a beauty to, the body, ! .
jkfr a brilliance to the finish a luxury, to' the upholstering that makes itan aristocrat. ' Andwhen vou examine the mechanism, the ! !
- 1 1 powerful, 'silent rollervalve engine, the. Vanaditim steel springs.vthe perfect construction of .: every- part, demonstrates -that here's" ' I I
. J J' a car that justifies your highest enthusiasm. The, , -ri - , " - ' - - Lf 4 "'f h i I'? I 1
! i w tdi yv lmuu rui ijfciaooruiiy : EiuiiiJuu 1
j vlooks and runs like a $3,000 car. In fact, you could not get better! service, better value more pleasure out r'of an automobile'at f j
: - any price than you can out of the sturdy, tried and true Great Western at $1585. ' ' ' j '
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; See -The Great Western First And You Seek No Further. Ask' Us for, Catalog Or Demonstration, ;
i CaU, write or phone for COUNTY AGENCY. Demonstration or catalog. '
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Bought, and whicb has been
tiuu uw vwu mauo uuuer jum pec . v
sonal supervision since Its inlancy. . '
Allow no one to deceive yon In this, , -
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Signature of
the ground of insolvency, and for the
just and fair distribution of the pro
perty and assets of said Suffolk Lum
bfe Company among the creditors of
saW Suffolk Lumber Company, in
cluding the plaintiffs, in the order pre
scribed by law in the case of dissolution
of. a corporation, and for such other and
further relief as to f he Court may seem
just and proper; and the said defendants
The Colross Lumber Company, James
H. Corbitt, Trustee, Currie' & Campbell
and Harry McCaughey, Trustee, will
further take notice that they are re
quired to, appear at the term ' of the
Superior Court, of said County to be
held on the 11th Monday after the
first Monday of Sep'temberi . 1912, it
being NoVlith;" 1912, at the Court
House of' said County in New (Bern,
North Carolina, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
W. B. FLANNER,
Clerk Superior Court
, This 8th day of November 1912. '
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Civinj Fa a Treat.
lit. f :m LuJ tie tinLit of lighter
Lis c!.ir fcftbr dinner, puiflng Jt for
iwtili f -1 then laying it down on the
ash tray. Later ha-would relight It
and finish his smoke. Often three or
four unflnltliol cigars would be on the
tray. . ' t
f. One day . his. (mall son. Bitting near
by, watched his, father light one of the
short variety and said: ; ' .
"How do you like that one. papaJ
- f "Thta. my son, is a very "good cigar,"
replied the rather, blowing long puffs
into the ait r - . , jf
' "I thought youU like it " papa, i I
fonnd it in the ifutter outalde. Lm-
oo Mau. - ,
I, , . I M .11 nil I.I . .
. Art Is Lond Oiatancs. '
An American artlat walked out" of
bis house, dosed the door .with nnusoal
care and descended the steps. . '
' In his hand was a satchel containing
hts paints and brushes and a change
of socks. . ; v
At the gate le met a bright eyed,
ragged little1 boy carrying ; a : basket
filled with scarlet strawberries, purple
dewberries, crimson . radishes, pale
young onioiia, verdant spinach and glis
tening lettuce from a huckster's wagon
near
"Vegetables T' the boy asked. t "Ber
ries?" - ,
"No," replied the artist, brushing
past "I am on my way to sunny Italy
to paint water color studies of pic
turesque peasant children." - ' .
And "he ran for the boat Newark
News.
Nw Yrks First 8idwlk.
The first sidewalk lu New York was
fold by a woman, Mrs. Samuel Pro
roost, about 1716. She was an import
er and merchant and laid the sidewalk
for the convenience of her customers.
She bad Importuned the authorities to
i it but they refused, saying it was
Impossible. After her -object lesson
paving and curbing gradually came in,
but for some time her sidewalk was so
famous that, people journeyed even
from Philadelphia to see It
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
As empowered by a mortgage ex
ecuted by Asa I pock and wife to Geo.
T. Winfield whicb is recorded in the
o ffice of the Register of Deeds of
Craven County, N. C, in Book No.
182 on page 139, to which refer. The
said mortgagee pursuant to the power
contained in said mortgage will sell the
land described t her in at public outcry
to the highestbidder it 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 I pock, by deed
which is recorded in said records in
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
I pock land, and is on Fork Swamp be
ing the same on which the said mort
gagors reside.
Thi Oct, 28th. .l9l2. , ;
, GEO. T. WfNFIElD,.
Mortgagee.
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The Evidence Is Sup; lied by Local
' Testimony
v li the reader ' wants stronger prbof
than the' following statement and ex
perience of a resident of New Bern what
can it be? -- . t , " '"r J.
Mrs,Laveiiia Hall; 30 . George. t,
New Bern, ;K' CJr.says:,liPoas's
Kidney Pills have been of great value
in'' restoring' myT" health,; suffered
from a: weak back "and pains across
my kidneys that made me restless at
night. " In 'the morning I felt tired and
had no strength or energy.; 7 The
secretions from my kidneys, were un
natural and . caused me no end of
annoyance. When I read about Doan's
Kidney Pills, I got a supply from the
Bradham Drig Co. and they removed
my ains and aches,. Since taking
this remedy, I have had better appetite
and my entire system has been toned
up." (Statement given January 25,
1908.)
. A LASTING EFFECT.
" When Mrs. Kali was interviewed a
short time ago she said: "I take pleas
ure in confirming my former endorse
ment of Doan's Kidney Pills. They
gave me permanent relief from kidney
trouble and during the past several
years, I , have enjoyed good health."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents of the .United
States.
" Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
A Complimtnt.
"What did he say when you told him
he was the worst liar you ever knewf
"He merely remarked that he had
been flattered before." St Louis Post
Dispatch.
Hard Luck.
Mrs. Hattereon What! You've had
fourteen cooks in three months? Mrs.
Catterson Yes, and I didn't please anj
of them. Life.
Never yet was the voice of conscience
silenced without retribution. Jameson
A Cur For Concsit
Very few men will venture to tell yon
what to do for a sick horse, but any
body will tell you what to do for your
selt Louisville Courier-Journal.
Fruit of ths Tree.
"They have a family tree, I sup
pose?" "Yes, and thof daughters ware; plp'
pins!" Judge.
Without earnestness no man Is ever
great or does great things.
INFLUENCES.
We daily influence each other
for good or eviL Let us not be the
' occasion of nusleading others by our
silence when we .ought to speak. .
!
, I: U JINES?
KOTIC: 5 I ; Till 3 COLUMN LESS
?XID I OR IN ADVANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC My dsiry is Apen
for public inspection from, early morn
ing unti nighti ' Respectfullv, H, J
Staub, ' J
5''AVy :i
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4"
WANTED, 'small easolihe boat 3 to 5
rl. n wuiana, . in south ront bt. st.
IT"
FRESH PARCHED PEANUTS 25 cts,
per ptefc at Kafer's'BaJcery.
LOST v on street or iu Kress' store
package fcontaining black silk and
pink ' and blue ribbon., Suitable re
ward for return to this office.
FOUND A purse containing sum of
money. Owner applv at office of New
Bern Cotton Oil Mill Company and
get same by identifying and paying for
this advertisement. - 2t.
EXPERIENCED Salesladies Wanted
Apply to J. M. Mitchell & Co.
CORE SOUND OYSTERS Just ar
rived a fine lot of Core Sound oysters,
also the finest lot chickens and turkeys
in the city. No water in oysters.
Phone 142. J. B. WATSON, the fish
and oyster king.
.For Sale.
One single Cylinder Indian Motorcy
cle, used only about sixty days. Apply
to Seorge Stratton, care Standard
Plumbing & Heating Co., New Bern,
N. C.
FOR FRESH cuts of Beef, Pork,
Coraed Ham, dressed or live Chickens.
E'gs and home made Sausage, phone
754 Crescent Meat Market, No. 18,
Crescent street. Fine Beef Liver daily.
FREE BAKINC. The Home Bakery
will bake without charge Black or
Fruit Cakes for any of its customers
who will send the cakes ready mixed
to the bakery by 6 o'clock Saturday
afternoon Dec. 14th.
CLERK WANTED. One who under
stands bookkeeping. Apply to Ellis
Coal and Wood Yard. tf.
BULBS, BULBS We have the fol
lowing in stock: Hyacinths, assorted
colors; Narcissus, Grant White Free
sias; also supply of sweet pea seed.
J. C Whitty & Co. Phone 98.
WOOD ASHES FREE, also dirt
for the hauling, Broaddus & Ives
Lumber Company. 3t.
FORj SALE Old newspapers can be
secured at the Journal office for ten
cents per hundred. Purchase a sup
ply for future use before they are
all sold.
FOR RENT Store on Pollock St.,
now occupied by J'. M. Mitchell & Co.
For further information apply to Mrs.
C. W. Blanchard, Kinston, N. C.
WE MAKE a specialty of Chickens,
Eggs. Turkeys, and Ducks and have
the best and largest lot ever offered.
Also anything in the grocery line.
Phone 742 your next order. Crescent
Grocery Co , 18 Crescent street.
100 empty egg crates for sale at Kafer's
Bakery only used one time.
FURNISHED ROOMS including bath
for rent at 15 Union St.
FOR SALE one Deadrise boat with
house, seven and one half feet beam,
thirty-two feet long. Twelve horse
power Palmer engine. For sale cheap.
T. P. Ashford, New Bern. N. C.
kANYTHING YOU WANT in the
meat line, today. Nice lot poultry,
also. Have you tried my Hamburger
steak and smoked ham, they are both
fine. -.Everything 'that goes from my
market has my personal guarantee of
being first-class, and if it does not suit
you, send it back and no charge made.
Yours" : for . satisfaction. A. Castet.
Phone- 239. ' " v '
JUST RECEIVED car load of . nice
cattle. 1 Coast Line , Meat Market
JONES' BARBER SHOP ., No.-. 6
Pastuer St, Opp., Union station. The
Shop that's Convenient Hair cutting
any style. ' ShaVong, Shampooing, ' s .
singing and . Massageing. ' Special at
tention to tender faces. Snildern hah
cutting a specialty : 24 years experi
ence Best of service. "Yourt to please.
A. Jones, Prop. s ,' v -' ) A 5
JEWEL OAK HEATERS). S. Bas
nlght Hardware Co,!-"" '. k
THE WAT. to save money Is to get
your water pipes protected before cold
weather with a Glauber stop and waste
cut cl. We guarantee all work. Phone
717. 137 KiJJIest. Standard Plumb
r t & Heating Co. . ,
JTII" LrGCINGS J. S. Bas-
t Tcird are Cow
. SALE Three-fourths mile 16
1 tramway r.i'.l, also t'O railroad
t rr- i anj 12.0 pounds
r r f A.ii-c-sJ J. L.
LOCALS I
THAN ONE MONTH MUST SB
Notice
The tax books for X9X2 are now
in my handstand your taxes are
due. Please pa at once as we
need the money. ;
W. A. Thomas
TAX COLLECTOR,
BRIDGETON, N, C.
The Waters Buggy Works
78 BROAD ST. NEW BERN, N. C.
Offer a Buggy driven to the fastest
horses and even , then they stand
severest tests. Open Buggies $40.0
Runabout $45.00.
Everybody's DOING IT. Doing
what? Make a new buggy trot.
Yours to please,
G. S. WATERS,
Prop;
I C 13
Made from pure distilled
filtered water.Jj
NBWBBRN
ICB CO.
19-21-23 Griffith St.
Phone 23
Electric
Bitters
Made A New Man Of Him.
"I was suffering from pain la my
stomach, head and back." writes H.
T. Alston, Baleigh, N, Cn "and my
liyer and kidneys did not work right,
bat four bottles of Electrio Bitters
made me feel like a new man."
PRICE 60 CTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Having this day qualified as ex
ecutrix of the last will and testament
of Barbara Moore, deceased, all per
sons, holding claims againat said de- -cedent
are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verified to the under
signed, or R. O'Hara Attorney, on or
before the 28th day of September,
1913, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are hereby requested to make immedi
are settlement.
This 28th day of September, 1912.
SARAH HAMILTON,
Executrix.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Pursuant to the power of sale con-,
rained in that certain mortgage deed
executed by Major Dixon and Hannah
Dixon, hia wife to The Land Improve
ment Company of North Carolina
(a corporation) bearing date of Feb
ruary 20th, 1906, and recorded in the
public records in office of Register of
Deeds for Craven county in Book No.
160 Folio S37, ; the undersigned will
offer fof sale , and sell to the highest
bidder for cash. at the Court House
door in New Bern, jN, C,.Tcn Monday,
the 9th day of December, 1912, at the,
hour of 12 o'clock m. all of the follow
ing described real estate as conveyed
in said mortgage to wits'.
j! A. certain tract of, land in No.
township, Craven-county, North Caro
lina, on Neuse Road," beginning where;
Cicero Green's line crosses, Neuse road
and runs : with Cicero Green's line' N.
58 1-4 Ev "il. 2-5 poles 'to a pine;.'
Thence S. 45 E.13 1-2 pole to Joseph
River's corner; thence with ' Joseph)' ''
Rivcr line S, 42 yf. 29 1-5 poles to
Neuse. road; thence twith Neuse road i
to the beginning,' containing 2-3-4,.
acres more or less. . It being the same ,
land conveyed by J. 'W Stewart 'and''.'
wife to said Major Dixon by deed bear-
ing date of October 31, 1904, and re- "
corded in the public records in 'office ' ;
of Register of Deeds for said Craven 5 :
county in Book No. 151 Folio 590 to. v
which ' reference is hereby made. ' v.
This 7th day of November, 1912. " '
THE LAND IMPROVEMENT COM-",
PAN Y OF NORTH CAROLINA , ?
' By Fev. VnX.'an Sutton, ,
R. O'lirW, Atterr-y.
TrcM '-nt.