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E.' A. Council of Morehead City was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday. ' " r - .
U. ,V. Kichardsoa oi Uover was
among the business visitor ia the iry
yeaterday. . , , , - r ...
. Ernmett' Whitehurst . of ; Beaufort
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was in the city yesterday. , ,
. Charles R. (Thomas leftlast evening
for a professional vinit in Pamlico
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Useful gtfta for the home -things that will bring' comfort, joy and"
ikoUL are tike sensible nresent to bestow. .
re Dcoonuaf more aim norepoptiar every year.
'pride to tie eat ire house fe
and
Wbe we selected oar stock of Christmas offering; we had ia miad
ae eeeeatjal requircmeatsj " Quality lor- no gift should lack merit ia
.Jraakiag, if the donor wouU taw It eeoutla a lasting- remembrance.
AND AS YOU GO ALONC-NOTETIIE PRICES
J. S. Miller Furniture Co.
09-101 MIDDLE STREET. PDIONE 820.
THE PRICE ROES NOT INDI
CATE THE QUALITY
. At New Bern's Newest
STORE FOR WOMEN
85 Middle Street
'. S. M. Brinson returned last evening
from Covt City "where he spent the
day' inspecting' the public schools at
that place. -- ,
United States .Deputy Habitat J. E,
Cameron of Kinston arrived in the city
hut evening for a short visits
'ttxWiwti left last evening for
Bayborar to "attend Pamlico County
SifprW Coiwt. -
f Mr -y. .;BoaweB of Oriental" was
la the city yesterday visiting relatives
.and friends, 2- .; ... , .
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ANNUAL MltTING.
Th awwal iueeting, uf ft,' stock
aoMersvof the National 8artt of (New
Berne, for' the elect too of its directors
and the transaction 1 of - such - 'other
business as may come -before them,
will be held at their banking house;
on the second Tuesday -of January,
being the 14th day of January, 1913.
The polls will be opened at 12 o'clock
and close at 1 p. m.
G. H. ROBERTS,
Dec. 12th, 1912. Cashier
I remember when I began housekeeping in New
York I was never satisfied with anything I bought un
less I paid a big price for it, foolishly imagining that
anything sold cheap must be cheap in quality.
My experience, however taught me differently.
Pretty soon I discovered where to get the best goods
for little money, and I saved money on every purchase.
The fact that I sell cheaper than everybody else
injtown does not prove 4hat I give inferior quality.
The contrary is true. But the fact that I have a
-resident buyer in(New York; enables me to get goods
ior one-half the price others pay, and I can afford to
-sell for one-half the price others sell and make a good
profit besides. , r
IRS. & At
MEN
PHONE 752. LADIES' OUTFITTER.
THE LAST DAY
OF THE QREAT
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? f If you havens yet attendedrvcome-before it's too
Alate or never again will sucj aa' opportunity-present
v itself BARGAIN S . that trill amaze you' in' eVery de
"partment--offerings that are J really unusuaP-come
and convincje yourself , ; :-rx j
: The space will notajjows to go antp, detail hut
tdrgivife you'atf idea1 ot What you will find -we" mention
; jist a few)hspecialrfem our silk d6atfhnt. f,
' ft Higbfade Wsn sllks'itt all snades.with beautiful
stripes, $uji;Mf5 jLM.HrFsf:ft W3KHioi;' wniVHii
nw!jSift'cent-aardv .: vv- fn) rjl'.t
v 4Iil thte ass'ottrhe&t'youll findvSO cent washsilks
t! it
are not only fine fn quality r-but exceptionally
beautiful in- pattern. V Your choice of ,seve?al coor at
Cemembe that1 We re, oitenng new
tpeclals !dail-and the list day is - v 1 :
-;:sMAY--:ic;ii4Ta;;
REHEARSING FOR SHOW.
The young people who are to parti
cipate in the home talent show to be
given at an early date for the benefif
the De Oraffenried Colony Monument
Fund are making much progress in
their rehearslas which arc held each
afternoon in Stanley Hall. The date
of presentation has not yet been de
cided upon but will probably be during
the latter part of the present month.
It is expected that quite a large sum
will be added to the fund from the pro
ceeds of the sale of tickets lo this at
traction.
CONTINUED TILL MONDAY.
Owing to the absence of one or more
material witnesses the preliminary hear
ing in tHe case of the State vsjohn Pol
lock and his wife, charged with retail
ing spirituous liquors within the city
limits, was postponed until Monday.
The couple were placed under arrest
Monday morning and since that time
Pollock has been in the county jail.' his
wie being recognized for her appearand
yesterday. After postponing the ca's?
yesterday afternoon the Mayor recog
nized Pollock for his appearance in the
sum of one hundred dollars.
If you have rooms for rent! or
have lost or found an article, or
want to buy or sell something, uae
the Journal wartf ad column on
page three.
There are three big problems in
advertising:
To hit the right people
At the right time
In the rijlht wayl
The New Bern Journal solves
two of them,
It reaches the buying class in
the morning hours the hours when
most people make their plans
for the day's shopping.
It only remains for the merchant
to present his advertisements in
attractive form,' and the, trade of
the best people in New Bern Is at
his command.
CLOSING
OVTlSALB
tour Cl.osjng.Ou.t $aieill
iJoh'tinueuhtilah 1st. '
Cvervf liine'vih': the -store,y,t0 iioat
cost; Thil &!Vrearip'pdrtunity -f to
give money.
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'tOTHING, DRY GOODS,' HATS7
CAPS;SHOES""AD' fefsNER'At
, MERCHANDISE. ' - -
all inclyded in the sal'1,' ' II ydti need
anything of this sort you "will never
get ' a ' better chanci?.J( buy, them, at
as lo cost a', - now. .Don't delay,'
conie now and take advantage ' of this
u tissual opportunity. . : " r
- MAVSVILLE, N. C,
- ' ' " For Sale. '-"-j-One
sinele Cylinder Indinn Motorcy
cle, used only about sixty days. Apply
to Jeorge Mratton, care tt&nuaid
Plumbiog & Heating Co., Mew tern,
N. C. -,. - ' ' '. ,''..
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There's nothing that will make more practical gifts and nothing that will
be appreciated more. Here are a few good suggestions:
Comfort Shoes, Business Shoes, Storm Shoes, Dress Shoes. Slroners. Rom
eos, Bath Slippers, Rubbers, etc.
High Cut Street Boots, House Shoes, Dress Slippers, Boudoir SHonem.
Bath Slippers, Felt Slippers, Juliets, Rubbers, etc.
School ShoesDress Shoes, Storm Shoes, Slippers, School Rubbers, etc.
STANDARD SHOE CO.
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES
1 14 Middle Street. New Bern. N. C.
DR. MILLARD J)EAD.
Baltimore, Dec., 11. Members of
F-utaw Place Baptist ' Church were
shocked yesterday to learh of the
sudden death of Rev. Dr. Juhius W.
Millard in Atlanta, Gal, on Monday.
For 40 years he was pasfor of Eutaw
Place Church. He was a native of
Goldsboro, N. C.
Ur. Millard lelt Baltimore si.v yer.rs
ago to go to Ponce de Leon Avenue
Baptist .Chlirch of Atlanta. At the
time of this death he was pastor of
Jackson Hill Church, Atlanta. He
delivered his last Sermon Sunday.
A message of condolence was tele
graphed to member of the family by
his former congregation here. Dr. D.
Millard left Baltimore Monday
night to attend his brother's funeral.
I HAVE OPENED MY
TOY STORE
in Trent Hotel building and as usual have the
most complete line carried in the city. Don't wait
forXmastobuy but come early and pick out
what you want. We will deliver it when you want
G. J. McSORLEY
SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTERS.
LOW EXCURSION RATES
. via
Atlantic coast line
.-', account
CHRISTMAS ; AND NEW YEAR
HOLIDAYS
Reduced rate Round Trip tickets
Will be on sale at all stations on the
Atlantic Coast Line to all points South
ofthi Ohio and Potomac and Efist .dT
the Mississippi Rivers, including Wash
ington, D. C,v Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Evansville, Indiana, for all train-oil
December .13,14,17, 19, 20, 21, 2?,23,
24, 25, 31, and s January 1 limited
returning, to reach original starting
liolnt 1iotk later "than Midnight 'of
anuarv 6. -1913 ' '(
For further particulars, schedules,
rates, ' reservations, etc.-.
Atlantic-Coast Lihe-Ticket
-address,
W.sURAtcfj
! Passenger Traffic .Manager,
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A scries of the most alluring "trips that.
aveoeen Drongni io our ' attention arc
se announcqdiin a' special ad; in this1
pl)er by. the Atlantic Coast Line, to
Panama. Jamaica and -.Cuba, with One
person ally-conducted totit frorn'ley
West , on January 7, as a special attrac
tion. ' Those who wisli to see the beau
ties of those countries and make a trip
through Florida, including a trip over
the famous "Over-Sea Railroad,'' should
call on -or address F. M. Jolly, Traflic
Agent; Atlantic- Coast Line, Wilming
ton, whd, will personally "conduct the
party on the- large .new: steamship
'Evangeline," which ,it is annouru. I,
will accommodate 700 passenr
1 1 If he doesn't ear a Bate Street j j:
: Shirt he doesn't wearthe best. I j:
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