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$22,000.00 Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hsts
and Furnishings for Men, Women and Children
will be sold at less than manufacturer's Cost
LADLES COAT SUITS, CAPS AN6
SKIRTS.
$16.0 Ladles' Coat Suits $ 9.75
14.5 Ladles' Coat Suits .65
.0 Ladies' Coat Suits 4j9
DOMESTICS
5c Yellow Homespun tc
A Yellow Homespun Sc
"'-J,,'. MENS LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
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fiJ ' " -5 Men' Shoea.... $3.59
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2.11
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All Porlc
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iTyoo niwt' have coaJ and the only
""tiling to !(o is to get the best coat yoti
can for 'your money, and after testing
every other you will coine to the con
cluaiioB that the coal that w furnish
is tSie most satisfactory, tW best
burning, producing more hrnt brcmrse
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MEN'S AND ROYS' CLOTHING.
$18.08 Mens Suits, sale price $11.25
16.00 Mens Siiits, rsale prtce:.9.-M
14.00 Mens Suits, ale price . 750
12.00 Mens Suits, sale price .. 6.25
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS.
$1.50 Bed Blankets $ .87
1.00 Bed Blankets .53
2.00 Bed TComforts.. 1.25
i MENS HATS. '
93.50 Men's Wool Hsrt8...... $ 1.85
X00 -Men's Woo Hats...::.., 1.43
2.50 Men's Wool Hatsi... '. 1.35
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jcn tomorrow i.. g f i tie kiii;g
term; 1 ne "pupus nave feen auowea
several day to 'enjoy the . Chridtiua
holidays and Superintendent : Craven
requests every one . to b . preent on
the opening day. . '.-'
V-Th Norfolk Southern Railwf Co
pany' freight' depot will be dosed to
day.' So freight wilf be delivered until
tomorrow morning. -r, ' !
'. :1 he regular meeting of the Epwonh
League will be held in the I eague room
at : (jentenary - Methodist church to
night !t -;8; o'rtork. Tbi meeting will
I e5 of . especial importance and every
member, u urged to ne present. .
. Ticket for the first annual ban
onet of the Chamber of Commerce
to be given at the Gaston Hotel
Friday night are now on sale at
Edward Chirk' cfgt ttttre. The
pice )I these' tickets ft t'ne' dolkr
each and it i hoped that every
member of the Chamber will pur
chase one.
The Turkey shoot to be held at
Ghent today will begin promptly
at 11 o'clock and will continue until
night. Contestant will be allowed
to use aay gauge up to number ten
and they may use any site load
desired. The range will be fifty
yards.
-The local branch of the Coca
Cola .Bottling Company is present
ing its patrons with attractive and
useful, souvenir .porketbooks and
card cases. T he supply is limited
anf they are being given only to
users of that beverage.
R. R. Eagle, civil engineer, left
Monday for Washington wliere he will
lay off t lit race track at Beairfort
county's fair grounds.
New Year's Day being holy dav
of obligation in the C.uholic church,
services will be hold at St. Paul's
church at 10 o'clock.
The first bunch of shad of the season
were brought to the city yesterday
afternoon rind sold to Albert Willis,
a lix-al fish Jealcr. There were five of
the shad and they were caught in a
net a few nilcs down Neuue river..
MISS Nl'NN AT GREENVILLE.
Miss F.tta Niicji spent Sunday
at Greenville and that 'eninr ninde
an intetesting talk the Christian
thuich. The Greenville Kellector
has the following to say of thcr i t
"Miss Etta .Niifln, field -organiser
of the Christian Women Board of
Missions, made an interesting talk
in the Christian church h-e Sunday
niyht on the work of the board and
how to enlarge its e1orts for the com
ing year. The service was made all
the more enjoyable by, the presence
of the quartet of Atlantic Christian
College, of WilfoH, who sang several
beautiful selection
MEAT MARKET CLOSED UR
L'N S.N 1 TART .
Meat and Milk Inspector, E.
(i. Hargett yesterda.v closed the
meat market of irgil iKryan, colored,
on South Trout street- T!ie inspector
said that Bryas's stock of meats ap
peared to be very good 'but the place
where they were -slaied Ifor sale was no
'unsanitary that he coitlil not allow it
to remain open Ion-get. Or. Hargett
is making a thorough inspection of
markets, dairies and restaurants with
the view of doting tip places which
do not come up to tlie refiiirements
as laid down in the city's health or
dinances. We have 75 Ladies Suits and long
Coats to close out at cost. Now is
your time. J. J. Baxter.
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SEND $1.00 TO THE NEW
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For a ChristrX
ms Present
Get scmething useful-so you will be
longer .remembered v and : your friend
benefitted.' W , ;
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Brush and Comb, it better- than the
Usual kind found in ..'-'fancy-boxes," A
nice bottle of Perfumery is always a
pleasure to the recipient and marks
good "taste and delieicy ' in the giver.
For a matt, a box of nice- cigars, -not
too many, for ;a lady, a box of Huy
lcr'a Candyare. always in order. i.
Bradham Drug Co. have a full
stock of 'the best of all thesd -- and will
sell at all-the-year-round prices. -
Bradham Drm Co.
Take Bear' EnmUioa in Time
" ' Watch for ths Symptoms ,
of Diseased
; How to keep Irom getting consump
tioi. . Keep ; the ; body suong and
healthy Now " then;', hoW , ar" ypu
going to keep the body !healthy',;ttot
by. lobing, weight ever day: . not", by
allowing that tickling in your throat
to reamin, not by getting bronchitis
or tonsilitis on every . little- eKpoiue;
not by letting y(bur hildrea bavc the
croup or whwsiicougtr an4 not, giv
ing them something that will heal the
throat and build up the system; not
by going from day to day with a tired
feeltnaao appetS. and pains about
through the body. Keep the body
Strong and healthy by taking Bear's
Emulsion . It . has been thoroughly
tested by people in youaown county.
People that you know aaisjfc w the best
thing they ever took for any ft the
above ailments. It is sold to you on a
positive guarantee that it will do a
recommended ot money refunded. One
dollar a bottle. Sold by Bradham
Drug Company. (Adv.)
OLYMPIA.
Olympia, Dec. 13. The Disciple
Baptists-- TlaJit hiir Union Meeting
at the Broad Creek church last
Saturday and Sunday. The meeting
Was well attended and provei very
profitable.
Zip Hall of Polloksville is spend
ing the holidays here.
Mits Nina Hall of Polloksville is
the guest of her sister Mrs. 1. P.
Holton.
M. and Mrs, Joseph Lewis of
Wendell are visitin; Mrs. I ev.is'
parents Mr. and Mrs. U. Ilulton.
Misses Jes-iie and ( arrie YYhite
hurst spent la;-: Saturday in New
Bern isiiing relatives and friends.
Mr. and .Mr.-.. Holton have ret urni-d
from the All. unit Christian Col
lege at Wilson.
Mr., and Mrs. Mifflin Holton of
Zehulon are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. (1 flcjU;n.
Miss Sullie Holton lias, returned
Irom the Atlantic Christian College
at Wilson.
MASONIC NOTICE.
St. John's Comrtiandery, No. 10,
Knights Templars, will hold a regular
conclave tonight (Wednesday) at half
past seven o'clock. I he Sir Knights
are routreously retuested to be prt
prompt, as business of importance
demands attention, and will consume
only a short time.
By Order W. T. HILL, E. C.
T. A. HENRY, K ex-order.
SHAPESPEARE CI.I'B MEETS.
Section B. of the Sha kespeare Club
met in the club room yesterday after
noon. The hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. C. D. Hradhani and Mrs.
Stichard Duffy. A verv interestiig
program was carried out. Readings
from Midsummer Night's Dneatn were
read and discussed upon the plot.- of
the play followed. Dainty refreshments
were served In-fore the close of the
afternoon.
The following . were present: Mrs.
C. D. Bradnam, Mrs. Richard Duffy,
Mrs. Cecil Cabbett, Mrs. Owpo Ciuion,
Misses Dila Roberts, Mollie Heath,
Laura Hughes and Eula Cox, of C.reen
vile. THE MONUMENT FUND.
During the past few days feveral
Contributions have been made to lie
De Gralfenried Colony Monument
Fund. Several hundred dollars is yet
trj be secured and the committee in
charge of the work want to have this
in. hand by Spring so that the work
can begin. The Cooper Marble Works
of Raleigh have prepared a drawing
of a monument which, would be very
appropriate and this will be placed on
exhibit -here soon. Contributions may
be ent to S. M. Bnnson, treasurer of
the fund.
WHY IS A HOUSE?
- Houses are buiK to protect us from
the eVunerts and to giveusan oppor
tunity to rest in seclusion. We can
thus keep from us unwelcome guests
and diirtjurbers of various tyijes. " Let
us, '-however, not exclude our two best
friends, - continually knocking at ' oi:
doors and windows our two greatest
benefactors fresh air and sunshine.. ?
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ft should '.not 4e; overlookod that
William "Loeb diJ' not -go" with the
Guggenheim a a matter of senti-
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Capital PunishmsnC
1 "Mamma, did yoa lov to flirt wben
joo were youngT", -ii--.'-v-K. v-..s .
"I am afraid I did. dear." ' t
"And 'were yoo ever punished for It,
mamma?" . , . . s '
CruelIy.. aear, I married jrour. is
ther." Parts lllre. . . , s .
The hours we pass with happy pros
pects Id view are more, pleasing thao
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OUR MANAGEMENT;,
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All of 'the affairs of this,
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tion of a conservative and pmdent board,' composed
of , men. known for their financial experience and in
. tegrity. ' ' v
V OFFICERS Jas. B. Blades,' President: Wm. B,
s. BIade Vice President: T 'A. Creen, Cashier; W. C.
Rodney, Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. WTStewart,
R. N. Duffy,
T. D. Warrenj
V, J. S. Basnight,
C. E. Fpy,
B. B. Hurst,
K. E. Bennett,
W. B. Blades.
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BEECH NUT BACON,
SARATOGA CHIPS,
SelfRising Flour, Fresh
Fruit and Pound Cake.
HACKBURN
THE COOKING STOVES
We are selling make the
preparation of your meals
an easy matter. They wilt
give the required heat
quickly and steadily.
OAS KILL HARD W9F CO
73-75-77 Middle St. 'Phone 147.
A New Year Resolution.
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ESTABLISHED 1887-
67 Pollock Street.
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bank -are' under' .the direci
I.. H. Cutler, Jr.
L. I. Moure,
E. H. Meadows
Joseph Gaskilt,
J. S. Miller,
J. V, Blades,
J. B. Bladess,
T. A. Green.
MAKING WINDOW FRAMES
used to be a slow and therefore ,
expensive process. Today nobo
dy thinks of making them by'
hand when they can buy them
ready made of any size. Our line
of mill work includes many
things Ill-sides window frames.
Y.'e can supply you equally well
v. it hall i!ie trimmings of a house
I on) the Irom port h to the back
: -or.
& Man'fg. Co.
New Bern N. ('
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Resolve ; To make your Jioma ffi
more attractive Juring 193 than ;i ,
ever before. The dinidg oom ,
home's social center; make it 11 '
Adorn your table 'with' Bassett-
xr China, the graceful shapes, jIeas-j, '
i ing decorations, and snowy white . -S'"
glase of this splendid J1 ware, add j
J beauty fq the table and delight, to '
" the Wal'; You wiir be "gratified .
; at its moderate cost and tts.splen- ,
Aid wearing qualities. K V- ,
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