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, -? ' The fact - that you hae an account, at this
ttrona bank adds a distlnctV prestos ta your ! ,
- b aineta atandlnt and those with whom you'
. . dl appreciate bint paid by a check, on thi ?
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j. vnu also have at your disposal erery mod-
, fra facility and receive prompt courteous and, J
indent attention, rejardles- of I the aUe of
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,: You' are Invited to open , an account , with -,.
' th hank; 'either subject to check In any s
' ; kiuount or In our Savings,; Department. Pour,
- oer cent Interest paia on , saving uu wuu-
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Any change is the summer boarder
tariff?;;" - .- ; i- ., -jT " t i- '
WANTED Reliable earfvaseers , for
high class' work, local or to travel
$25 per week commissions. - Address
Tt M, Hall, Care of Journal. - -;,.
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' WHEN YOU ARE TIREDv
of plying retail Paint price for the
Linseed Oil, ia Ready Mixed Paints
buy one gallon of -.'.T j j. y
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Which is ALL PAINT then add one
gallon of Pure Linseed Oil, at Unseed
Oil Price, and .you will have TWO
gallons of Pure Linseed Oil Paint, at
a clear, saving to YOU of one dollar or
MORE according to the price, of Lin
seed Oil
Don't You Want this DOLLAR?
TRUTH
About the good? we sell may sound "too good to be
true," but we anver you most emphatically that only
rai ghttorward state ments, without a particle of exag
craton, will be found in our advertisements.
WR ACTUALLY SELL SUITS FOR $12 50 THAT
WOULD COST YOU $17.50 ELSEWHERE,
We can prove this to your satisfaction if you give us
the chance. We Sf 11 hats and furnishings on the same
basis It will pay you well to get acquainted with this
store's merchandise at once.
SAM LIPMAN
S'.-r Middle and South Front "Streets. , Bryan Block
, Nice perfumes, soaps and toilet
articles, at Plnnix Drug Store. (Adv.)
SANITARY PLUMBING
If you want Sanitary Plumbing work
i done by experienced men see
Stindard Plumbing & Heating Co.
139 Middle Street.
3flSE9E9&flB9
mmatisas&m
A PUBLIO NECESSITY.
Nothing more , essential, than
ACCIDENT INSURANCE to protect
when In distress. Loss of lue and
impairment of limb, or body with
total or partial disability benefits
fully covered.
MARYLAND CASUALTY CO. re
cently paid $15000. for death on
railroad and $7,500 for death in
automobile accident on which only
$125. and $32.50 respectively had
been paid to company.
With BIG BENEFITS and OLW
COST assured, its absolutely un
necessary to carry own risk. See
MARYLAND CASUALTY COS
Accu mutative (annual increase
in benefits, no increase in premiums
Accident Contracts. $10. up at
BOYD'S, 103 Middle St., Telephone
135.
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"' . EVENTS " , j
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Nathan Mosley, colored, was arrested
last; night by Policeman. WJI. Griffin,
for creating a disturbance. .The negro
was under he influence of whiskey and
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wbi -t locicea up untu ne naa . sooerea
up. - Today he will be given a hearing
before Mayor; McCarthy." ?' V,t
' Section "B" of the Shakespeare Club
will' meet this Uternoon at : .4:30 "with
Mrs. ' C D..''Bradhami ; Business of
importance is to be transacted and it
is' hoped that every member will be
I present. 1 , .
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the Can
terbury Club will meet with Miss
Margaret Bryan. A full attendance
is desired -". .;-
The Piano and Vloln Club is prepar
ing an interesting program for Wed
nesday afternoon. The club will meet
in Griffin auditorium promptly at
o. clock. This meeting is especially
for tha toothers of the pupils of the
Music Department and a large at
tendance is desired.
THERE'S ISM
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NEW BERN BAHI1IHG
TRUST COMPAfiT
-NtW BERN ,H .C , '.? ,
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A APPV YOUNG MAN. ' ,
v' A younft' main (once said:' PhaTe
$500.50 In the Jaank drawing interest at
the rate of 4 per cent. It earns me a .lit
tle over $20.00 a year, as the bank . pays
compound interest. . I do not have ' to
worry about getting a spring suit. The
money.that I have in the bank provides
lor.a new: suit every year." This young
man ought to be happy. Try this plan
and you can get a suit of cloth C6 in the
same way. We invite Savings Accounts in
any amount.
FOUR PER CENT COMPOUNDED FOUR
TIMES A YEAR ON SAVINGS,
5$?
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MAN, WIFE AND DAUGHTER
BURNED IN HOME NEIGH
BOR DEAD
. F or anything in a first-ckss drug
Jore, Phone 746. Pinnix Drug
Is the Place". (Adv.)
'tore
Hits put your farm work be-
hitid. The work must be done
naw, or short crops will be the
outcome. Invest in a few la
bor saving implements and
your work will soon be caught
UP. :
Notice
Next Monday evening Mar 31
REV. R. E. KNOWLES
of Canada, will lectury in the
COURT HOUSE
on "Thomas Carlyle. The
Man and The Message
Under the auspices of the
Ladies Sewing Society of the
Presbyterian Church.
The chair will be taken at 8
P. M. Admission 50c.
QtM Mm Complete
Com and Cotton Planters, Rid
inglnnd Walking Cultivators,
Harrows, Wee ders, Fertilizer
J)i$Mibutors, 1 Plows. Grain 1
J)rilli etc.; 1 1il "f
Our Riding Cultivator Leads them , all
Quality, Service
Is what you want, and
that is what you get at
CLARK'S. Our famous
Milk Shakes are bringin ;
crowds to our store. Come(
along with the crowd and
let us demonstrate to you
our superior Quajrty and
Service.
' Smoke! Havana' Ribbon &
Cuesta Rey Cigars1 ; the
nickel winners. Agencyfor
Park & Tilford , Candies
Conklin Self.Fillmg
Fountain Pen.
! Edward Clark,
Elk'sTcmple.New. BernN.C
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BURPS & GOlMPANYi
as ail
Wfc 1 ' -can 'ail to see ,
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the advantage and
economy of, using", our- 'milt work,
such as' balusters,' ; newel i post rail
if IH -f
' "i itigs, ctfil To have them made by hand
i , would cost lour times at much and then
j t ther work would not be so uniform or
f so perfect as ours..; Corne'and see.. J
Street Ferry
To the -Public;;:
Take Notice
1 '" i 1 1! p; ' - (riH . '-so pencct as
iolsoii Lumber h IJnn'fff. Co.
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; Owing to iieCcessary re
pairs which are being made
to the flat, which will re
quire several days, there
will be no means of trans
porting wagons or vehicles
across Street's Ferry.
Foot passengers can cross
as usual: ' The flat will be
reprJJcd, and put back in
comrah'.!cn r.s con n pr
dblc . J. F. HOBINCON,
Dry Goods
and Millinery!
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Glassboro, N. J., March 24. Lying
in the cellar of their ruined home, the
bodies of Lee Wharton, 38 years old;
his wife, Maxy, 32, and their six-year
old daughter, Lillian, were discovered
following a mysterious fire early to
day, which destroyed the little farm
house about ten miles from here. The
body of John Hemphill, 45 years old,
on a neighboring farm, was found in
shed behind the house with a load
of shct through his heart.
Mystery surrounds the four dta hs.
What occurred up to the time Hemp
hill was shot, how he was shot and
the house set fire are details which
Coroner Stultz today vainly endeavored
to ascertain.
A double-barreled shotgun, with one
mpty shell, was found near the body
of Hemphill. According to neighbors
Hemphill and Mrs. Wharton attended
moving picture show in Williams-
town together Saturday night. Wheth
er this led to a fight in which Hemp
hill was shot, or Hemphill killed him
self after a quarrel, has not been de
An incubator which stood in the
kitchen of the home may have been
responsible for the fire. The bodies of
the victims were so badly burned that
it was impossible to determine Wheth
er they had been shct.
The theory that there was a scuffle
in the kitchen is borne out by the posi
tions in which the bodies were found.
Hemphill's body was on the side of the
shed where it is believed he was shot
Wharton is supposed to have been
stunned by the explosion and staggered
into his home. His body was found in
that part of the ' cellar nearest the
shed covered with debris from both
floors. The bodies o" the mother and
child wee in the other end of the cel
lar tanghd in a wire mattress. That
they had been locked in tluir room is
behVved;from the fact that c vary lock
found in the ruins had teen lucked
and all belts drawn.
Wharton was -a' carpenter who for
merly lived in Yardley, Pa', across the
Delaware river from Trenton, N J
He purchased the little farm here four
years ago from Hemphill;who then be
came manager for an adjoining farm
Miss Bessie Bramcr, a school teacher
who boarded with the Whartons
spent last night at Willimstow'n with
friends. , - Sho declared tonight that
she had never noticed any familiarity
between Hemphill and Mrs. Wharton
Phone 190
GIVE US A CALL
No, Cordelia, an ossified man isn't
necessarily hard to get acquainted with.
; There have ben enviable re utations
due to what other people don t know;
'A Ah open' confession may be ' good for
the' toul,.1 but; it's: apt to; disfigure
reputation'. -,"- r ' V -' '-''-i
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Charged i with ' stealing
i , FROM FREIGHT CARS
H Teaac Hatch, colored, ; mtn; placed
under ; arrest ) yesterr'ay afterno6n :by
one of the 'Norfolk Southern Railway
Company s plain clothes , men on
warrant charging ' hi n with ' assisting
in brtaklrg open a box car and stealing
several gallons of whiskey. (The alleged
offenc "occurred several ' months fgo
and ; two '. of ,.the . men ' who broke
open ; the -car' were captured at that
time anu ineir tunc ukvm id uuJi-iiur
Court. ; Hatch was placed in jail until
a preliminary hearing can be held.
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MR. DISOSWAY WITHDRAWS.
Hclitor Journal i ,' . ,
' Please withdraw my name as candi
date for Alderman from the Second
Ward! Being katiftficd with the candi
dates' now running for the position
I desire to withdraw from the contest
E. B. Hackburn I
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UUJf 1APB MEASURES
HAVE MEASURED ENOUGH MEN TO MAKE AN ARMY!
MT A FINE LOOKING ARMY THEY MIE !
Ail uniformly Stylish and Correctly Clad !
BETTER JOIN THE TAILOR MADE RAKKS.
Ycurs truly.
P. M. Chadwick
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TIME IS MONEY
And the tools which save min
utes will save you1 their cost in a
short while. .
The tools we sell save time be- i
cause they can he depended upon.
They are made of the very best ma
terials, in the best way, and their'
prices are JUST . RIGHT, because
we believe in buying and selling so
as to keep your trade as long cs we- ;"
' ;, stay in business.
;Gaskiil; Hardware
:t:&';MiU';SupplyGo.
73-75-77-Middre St. " ,'Phone 147
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All Pork Sausage
No GEREAL Filler Used
MEAT; SOLD FOR ; CASH
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