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. W: H. Call of Selma. 'and Mr.
J. A. Spier of Wilson ar the guest
f Mr- S. H;Scott..V-j.y t'-?:'V V
Mrs. H. Rv Bryant Jr., left yesterday
I f a visit with relative ' at Raleigh.
Mr. S. Coplon left yesterday for a
visit with her-daughter Mrs. George
Adler at Belhaveiu j.
Mrs. F." W. Hughe ent to Raleigh
yesterday - for short visit with re
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' Saturday, May 10,- Confederate
Memorial Day, being a legal holiday,
the banks of the city will be c!o-'d.
v 'The Elks' Club will give a dance on
Friday night complimentary to Dr.
v and Mrs. J. F. Patterson, who have
recently returned from their wedding
tourv . Music will be furnished by an
,v Italian Orchestra.
A , , , . i ladies here eligible to membership and
A merry-go-round which will be; . ,. , ,
' r i n i a movement was immediately started
ne of the attractions at whent Park, , ,
. .... to have a chapter formed. 1 he chapter
Aas arrived and is being placed in po-1 . r
, , , , .begins with a membership of 20. 18
8itton. The owners of the park hope , . , ,
t . , . ,. r 1 ol whom were connected with the or-
: to have the in readiness for opening
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v. by the latter part of this month.
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jngat east 240 and he towered 6 feet i . c- c
-4 inches into the air. He looked as if
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t; ring might go down before him like
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"r . xceu ueiure ine wiuu. uy ms siuc siuuu
' a little woman of 5 feet and possible 90
' pounds in weight. She had the meek
look of a woman who had borne much.
iVhile they waited for their car on a
, corner a passerby heard the giant say:
: "Can't you let me have a quarter,
Jennie?''
Jennie's voice cut the air like a blade
as she said:
; "Now see here, Jim Baggs, didn't I
'i tell you before we left home that 10
' . cent was all I intended you should
have to spend? I sure did, an' I should
think you had been married to me long
, -enough o know that when I say a
thing I mean it. I think I see you
t iavin' a whole quarter to fool away
on seegars an' such stuff! Now you
, jnake any more fuss and you'll stay at
ljome the next time I come to town!"
Exchange.
''THE NEW FRILLED WHITE WAIST
COAT.
1 A dark gown may be brightened
' amazingly by one of these fresh, white
. waistcoats of tucked handkerchief lawn
Swith pleated frills of fine embroidery.
The model pictured was sketched from
a waistcoat worn by Mrs. O. H. P.
.Belmont at a recent suffrage meeting
in New York.
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This afternoon the 1 men
I ;Vt Glennburnie Park. ' , 'A business
ORGANIZATION COMPOSED OF
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LADIES- ' ' ,-
. Tacksonville. May 6. The .Onslow l
Guards Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, Jacksonville, N.
C-, was organized yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the Court House at
Jacksonville, Mr. W -M. Creasy,
State Recorder of Crosses, and Mrs.
Richard Price, director of the district
both of Wilmington, were here to or
ganize the chapter and assist the!
ladies of Jacksonville in the prelimi-
naries.
The meeting was a most enthusias
tic one. The organization of the chap
ter comes as a direct result of the
awarding of crosses of honor at Jack-
; sonville by members of the Cape Fear
(Chapter last Fall. At that time the
j ladies who came from Wilmington
I ascertained that there were several
KaiiiidllUll UCIUIC dllU IMU ttUU Will
have their memberships moved here
from another place.
I Temporary officers were elected as'
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man; recoraing secretary, xvirs. c. L..
Cox; corresponding secretary. Miss
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j Clyde Marine; treasurer, Mrs. F. W.
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A SCENE ALONG EAST FRONT STREET.
This is one of the many beautiful spots in the city which is receiving
the admiration of the visiting delegates attending the Federation meeting.
Hargett; registrar, Mrs. E. M. Koonce;
historian, Mrs. L. M. May; custodian,
Mrs. Robt. Collins. As soon as the
charter is received from the State
president the organization will be
made permanent.
The veterans of Onslow county met
also at the Court House in Jackson
ville yesterday and organized a camp.
Like the chapter of Daughters, the
camp starts off with a large member
ship. ORPAHNS' CONCERT TOMOR
ROW NIGHT.
Those who attend the concert to be
given by the Orphans from Oxford will
be glad they did so. It will warm the
heart, broaden the sympathies, and en
large the life to see, hear and help these
little ones.
The concert will be given tomorrow
night in the Masonic Opera House.
Admission 25 cents.
ORIENTAL PLAYERS WILL VISIT
MOREHEAD CITY.
"Her Gloves" a farce comedy . in
three acts will be presented at the school
building in Morehead City on Friday
'evening of this week by a number of
scene at glennburnie PAkt.,
North Carolina .'Federation' of Woman'
meeting will be held there just following
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young ladies and gentlemen from Orien
tal. The play will be for the benefit
of the Episcopal church at Oriental.
MASONIC NOTICE.
St. John's Commandery No. 10.
Knights Templar, will hold a regular
conclave this Wednesday night at
8 o'clock at Masonic Temple, Every
member is courtesouly Invited to be
present
Business: Election of several Can
didates By order. E. C.
Dr: R. D. V. JONES,
T. A. HENRY,
Recorder.
Today the Riverdale Methodist Sun
day school will hold their annual picnic
and a large number of visitors are ex
pected to be in attendance. The River
dale picnics have an established rfepu
tation in this section and always prove
enjoyable.
Plies CUred In 6 to 14 Days
Your druggiit wilt refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fall to cure any case of Itching,
Blind, Bleeding; or Protruding Pile in 6 to 14 davi.
The first application give Eate and Rest 50c.
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Afaa:tc f t, t7AMln
f the Federation are Held. This I
somely Appointed in The State.
luitimgo ixic rcuciauuu
The biggest Tall opening for busi
ness this year will be that of the Pan
ama Canal.
Wood's Seeds.
Cow Peas,
the great forage and soil
improving crop.
Soja Beans,
the most nutritious and best
of summer feedt crops.
Velvet Beans
make enormous growth; are
splendid for summer graz
ing and as a soil renovator.
Write for " WOODS CROP
SPECIAL", giving full informa
tion about these and other
Seasonable Farm Seeds.
T.W. WOOD 5r SONS.
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
Our itocks of Cow Peas and Soja Bean
are choice recleaned stock of rape
rior quality and germination.
EIGHTH TOWNSHIP
List Your State and Coun
ty Taxes at The Court
House
From May 1 to June 1, 1913
A failure to list during the month
of May subjects you to a double tax,
and is also a misdemeanor, see Machin
ery Act 1913. Section No.- 82. , - ,
II. M. GROVES, Liot Tal er.
No. 8 Township.
WE ARE NOW SERVING
THE FAMOtS
Montauk Ice Cream
5 and 10c Saucers
We would be pleased to
fill your orders in any
quantity .for parties or
entertainments at reason
able prices. We have the
exclusive agency.
Edward Clark,
Elk's Temple, . . Phone 94,
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Norfolk Southern
Railroad
ROUTE OF THE
"Night Express"
Schedule in effect April 27th", 1913.
N. B. The following schedule figures
arc published as information only and
are not guaranteed.
trains Leave new bern.
North and West Bound.
12.40 A. M. Daily Night Express Pull
.raan Sleeper for ; Nor
folk., -
9.10 A. M. Daily ' for Norfolk con
nects for all points
North and West. Pull
man Parlor Car and
Broiler service. Ef
fective May 2nd.
1.25' P.M. Daily except Sunday for
Washington, Green- "
, ville, Wilson," Raleigh.
4.10 A. M. Daily Night Express for
Goldsboro. r
9.05 A. M. Daily for Goldsboro.
5.20 P. M. ' Daily Jor Goldsboro.
Effective" June 14th -j
Winston Salem sleeper inaugurated.
East Bound.
9.05 A. M. Daily, for Beaufort." Pull-
man service . effective
June 14th. ' .
5.20 P. M. Daily for Beaufort. .
9.30 .A M. Daily except Sunday
for Oriental
5.25 P. M. DaUy for Oriental.
For further' information or reser
vations apply to T. H. Bennett, Union
Ticket Agent, Phone 737.
W. W. CROXTdN, G. P. hi
E. D. KYLE, T. M.
W. A. WITT, Gen. Supt.
' Norfolk, Va. ' '"
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO-
New Train Service Between Rale igh
,pnd Goldsboro.
Effecl ive'Sundcy January JOth, train
No. iOS and "131 now beme onerated
bet went Greensboro arid Raleigh wd!
be extended and operated through bo
rwcen Greensboro and Goldsboro. .
: No. 108 now arriving Raleigh lb.iO
A . M arid w'J' itontinue through ; t6
Coldsboro .ajrlv'ng there 1240 -f.VL
Train No. 131. now Jeavci" Raleigh at
7:00 P. M for Crecnboro. Thf train
will ltive Goldsboro 'at . 5:05 P..M.j
teaving Raleigh at'7:00 P? "'vL a here.
' .' The Mt'ontmn nt. .rrolht 'W.t
. now.::affod ' the 'traveVng; public v'one
Greensbcr andJiMfbaro. i
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has : no terrors to the
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has learrieJ thf7iKf nf
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prance at ; a - very
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Fresh lot No. 16 RUBBER BANDS
just received. E. J. Land Printing
Co. Phone 8. .
A FEW POINTS IN FAVOR OV THE
PITTSBURG VISIBLE TYPE-
WRITER.
There is not the least doubt lint;
that THE PITTSBURG VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER is the best low price
machine on the market today. It
Is durable, attractive and light.
Its simplicity is marvelous. There
are no complicated parts to get our
of order. It is like an open book.
If something clogs, you have only
to make a few turns with a screw
driver, remove the part causing
the trouble, clean It off, repface
and go ahead. It Is the only ma
chine in the world on which the sec
of tpye and type bars can be taken
apart from the machine in less than
ten seconds. . This feature alone
is worth many dollars as a time
saver. It is the only machine, now
on the market with which, twenty
legible, typewritten copies can be.
made at one writing. The ribbon
control Is automatic, the color 1
change Is "simple and convenient
the back spacer and tabulating;
key are within an inch of the ep
era tor's hands when - using " the
machine. The type are lined to
a symmetrical row in front of the- ;
operator nd are easily . cleaned. .
Srtong piano steel wires - control
the type , bars and it is impossible
for these to break. The xnarhine
is so-constructed that the lightest
touch or the vigorous pound used
in heavy manifolding have the
same effect on the mechanism. 1
Call at the office of the E.J. Landl
Printing Company and take a look
at this wonnerful machine. Price
S65.00 on the easy payment plan.
-NOTGE. ''-;:;
Notice fs herebyH &rreii
that stock certificate Ko
S2 fpr 12 shares of Stock
in New Bern Ice Co. issued
to me has been lost anif
application has been made
for duplicate certificate.' " V
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Wahted
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AVood -sawyeranti log
men , pooa : wages.' , "I Pay V 1
every Snturday ComfwfaWe '
quarters. Apply to East Car-";- h.. V':
olina;tubeX6-IV.Ca
Vegetables
Strawberries, Supasfi,
Cakes Tomatoes Strlnf,
Beans, V Bell Peppers, j
Pineapples,' Garden
Pe as; Grape' .Fruit,
Oranges, T ur mips,
Onions, and Lettuce.
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