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"XE ARE opening up a full line of Refriger
ators, Zinc and Porcelain lined. We
have the famous Automatic, the Leonard
cleanable i which is among the best built boxes
in the country. The sanatary arrangement
inside beats all. If you are considering buy
ing, it will pay you to examine these lines.
J.S.Miller Furniture Go,
99 101 MIDDLE STREET, PHONE 229.
THEY COME AND GO
$ xxo oo-oo ooo ooo-o $
'' Mrs. Jcfin ' Thiera oP Raleigh, "who
has been ; visitir.g her' mother, Mr.
R. W. Pugh, on Metcalf street, left
yesterday returning home.- '"
Mn. 'Frank,, Clark (. of Goldsbo
; rrived inhe city yesterday for a
islt with relative and friend;. -r r .'
- ..A. D. Ward returned' last evening
f:om a business trip to Jacksonville- . '
- L I.' Moore vrettrsed last evening
-fiom a f rofessionil t it if Mcrehead
.City.. :-;. ..Vi-V-
.-'J.L' Zeig'e-, who holds a position
as 'matchmeker ' "with S.-1V Eatoj,
ltft yesterday for his home in Phila
delphia where he will spend sexeral
cays before' leaving for a tour of Europe. :
Mark' Hall returned last night from
a business trip in Jones county
: .Senator F. M. Simmons who has
been in the cky for the past few days
enjoying a brief respite from his offi
cial duties left last evening returning
to Washington, D. rc. to attend to
8me official business before the special
session of Congress is convened on
April 7. i'
J. E. Ramsey of Beaufort was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day. . Gaude R. Wheatly of Beaufort
spent yesterday in the "cky
, S.M. Brjnsoh County Superinten
dent of Public Schools left last evehli g
for jGove City to attend the dosing.
exercises of that shepol which were
held last night.
Mrs. H. B. Hardy and daughter
of Charoltte arrived in the. city last
evening and are the guest .of the former s
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Ives.
A Truly lemarkabie
Display of New Spring
Fabrics and Ladies
IeadytoWeac
Garments
Many a smart gir. hxs caueTit a hus
band by posing as a man hater.
Isn't it terrible the way a eirl man
ages to' look like her own mother's
sister by the time she Jins been married
four years?
It is with exceptional pleasure that we
invite you to an early inspection of the
new garments we have just received.
Richness and beauty of fabric, style
and grace in tailoring and every gar
ment priced much less than youd ex
pect. Combine to make this store the
best place to shop, right now so we
say 'Come, you need not buy because
you come to look, but we know the
pleasing fabrics, the exquisite style and
splendid values will appeal every dis
criminating woman.
J.M. Mitchell
and Company.
"The Daylight Store"
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND.
Don't fail to come to the Parish
House Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
to see "The Trouble at Satterlee's",
a one-act play and "A Fair Encounter".
a comedietta. Admission-Children tan
cents, adults, 25 cents. (Adv.)
BASEBALL GAME NEXT SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON.
Next Saturday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock the baseball team, of the local
high school will cross bats W th a team
from the Elizabeth City high schcol.
This game will be played at Ghent
Park and the -public is urged to en
courage the boys by attending. Beth
teams are strong ' amateur o -ganiza-tions
and the contest will be a spirited
one. Ihis will be the first gamo of
the season on a local diamond.
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that in obed
ience to and in compliance with an
act of the General Assembly of North
Carolina passed at its session of 1913,
began and Jield in the city of Raleigh
on Wednesday ,the 8th day of January;
1913, and ratified the first day of March
1913, the Board of Aldermen of The
City of New Bern at a regular meeting
held on the 19th day of March,' 1913,
by resolution duly adopted, ordered
and called an election to bs held in
the City of. New Bern on the . first
Tuesday in May, 1913, it being the
6th day. of May , .1913, and the time
fixed by law for holdirg the nt regu
lar election of aldernen for the City
of' New Bern, at which election will be
submitted to the , qualified Vaters of
the City, the question:
Whether an additional 'annual tax
shall be levied therein for. the support
of the ' publ'c ' graded schools in said
city which were authorized or establish-
e.d Tinder' the act entitled MAn aet to-
estabiisn graded schools In the City of
New ; Bern," 'ratified lihe 6th dav of
March lsyy, being chapter 547 of the
Public Laws of North Carolina of. 1899;
and.issue bonds of the City of New
Bern in, an amount, not to exceed the
sum of forty"; thousand ! dollars, with
interest coupons attached, to aid in
i iic cuusiruciiynauu equipment , oi a
public graded school building or build
ings, and in the maintenance of public
graded schools la said city ; 3 - v
,'That at said election the ballots tend
ered and cast shall 'have written or
printed ' upon ' the . same "For special
school. taxs and bonds" ,' or 'Against
special school tax and bonds'' , and all
qualified electors who favor the special
tax rd issue of tonds shi 1 vot a
ticket oa which shall be written or
printed the words "For spetral echoel
tax and bonds" and all qualified vottrs
who may be opposed tothe special
tax and issue ofvbonds shall -vote, a
ticket "oa which shall be written or
printed, the words . "Again j special
school tax and bonds.". ?r.
That there shall be a new reigs ration
of all the qualified voters residing in
said city ; ' -';'-' :
iThat 'the said election will be ' held
and ' conducted . in the same manner
and under the same requirements of
law as. govern the .elections held for
the election of aldermen of eaid city.
Notice ,is also hereby given that in
obedience to' and in compliar ce h
the. Charter ei the City of New Bern
the ..said , Board of Aldermen- a: ' the
meeting aforesaid ordered called an elec
tion tobeT held in said city c n said first
Tuesday in' May, 1913, it , being the
6th day of May, 1913; at which elec
tion shall be elected two aldermen in
each of the five wards of the city by
the qualified voters of said wards, re
spectively.
That for the purpose of holding said
elections the persons hereinafter named
have been appointed registrars and
poll-holders, and the polling places
1 a e been designated as follows, viz,
First, Ward:
Polling place, City Ha. 11 ,
Registrar, G. M. Crapon
Poll-holders, J. B. Hill and John T.
Gerald
Second Ward:
Polling place, County Court Hous;.
Registrar, J.. A. Patterson.
Pcll-holders, R. B. Blaloik, and
Walter Fulford.
Third Ward:
Pdling place, Atlantic Engine House
Registrar, Geo. T. Bowden.
Poll-holders, John McSorley and
Geo. Clark.
Fourth Ward :
Polling Place, 4th Ward Engine
House .
Registrar, Eugene Tucker.
Poll holders, L. S. Wood and Wm.
Parris.
Fifth Ward:
Polling placd, Riverside Engine Houre
Registrar, J. R. Merritt.
Poll Holders, Helen Huff and E.
T. Hollowell.
That the registrars will open and
keep open the registration books for
the registration of voters from and
including the second Monday preceding
the first Tuesday in May, 1913, o and
including the following Saturday, be
tween the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and
6 o'clock, p. m. each day. And the
registrars and poll-holders will meet
at the polling places in their respective
wards on Monday preceding the elec
tion to hear and determine challenges.
The polls in each ward will be open
from 7 o'clock a .m. to- 7 o clock p. m.
on said election day.
By order of the Board of Alderman
of the City of New Bern, this 19th
day of March, 1913.
v F. T. PATTERSON,.
City Clerk.
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7015 111
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Veal Today
; Roasts, Cut
lets Chops
18c per lb.
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.ft tiv? Phone MQ 24'' -M '
.The Home of Better .
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one ot the many women
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' hard to fit, you could
end all , your ; corset
troubles by gettirig the
Kabo model suited to
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Kabo corsets fit every
woman and give her a
style and comfort that
she won't find with
other corsets.
There's a Kabo
model -for every figure.
MRS. B. ALLEN,
SOLE AGENTS
85 Middle Street, New Bern
Here is a Watch
Worth While !
A 16 size flat model Elgin
movement. $10 in a 20 year
gold-filled case, a variety of
beautiful designs to choose
from, $5.50 in a nickel case.
A watch thatwill pre ve itself
a truly dependable companion.
Conrrlskt KIm CJonet Co.
; Style 7018. Ii mide ol a poplin, dm
moderately high but. vary long oyer hip, short
ening slightly at' back and (root. 11-inch front
clasp, three pain of strong bote supporters, very
prettx lace trim. Metal eyelets. Sizes 18 to 30.
93.50
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a Rompers in every different style 50c. Boys night
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