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on't neglect the baby' health by keeping it cooped up at home he w
e wonderfully if you will give him a daily outing in the bright iut hin e
.i nd wl at you save in medicine and doctor's bills will more than pay or on
jjjhefce diinty go cart or carriage. We have jut received an aasorted ahipl
1 of Reed body carriages, made of selected German reed, with hair filled
kn. Every carriage is made with the best steel gears and xuthioa frub
the most :ibstantial made. We have them Tanging in prices . n
. $35.00.
We give Pony Contest Coupons with every cash purcease or payments
on accounts.
J. S. Miller Furniture Co.
99-101 MIDDLE STREET, PHONE 229.
A Glimpse of The
New Seasons Styles
In Ready-to-Wear Apparel For Ladies
TyOMEN who appreciate ex
clusiveness in Summer
dresses will welcome this early
offering with delight.
Beautifully Made, Faultlessly
Tailored and Stylish in Every
ine.
Ladies Dresses Linen Fabrics Beautifully
tailored all sizes at : $1.25
Ladies Dresses Lawn Fabrics Embroidered
and Lace Trimmed all sizes at". 1.25
Ladies Dresses Voile with Bulgarian Trim-
irig all sizes at 3.00
Ladies .Dresses Ginghams Beautifully Trim-
ed all sizes at 2.50
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Mitchell
and Company.
126 Middle St., New Bern
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r SHORT PASSING . 3..
t Him Anic YVMtty of . PoUokviUe
pest Thursday miht here the goest
of Urs. C L. Spencer Miss WWttjr
H ooe of the honor graduate at the
Start Normal Colleg this , year aad
si ace commencement has ieea visiting
a friend at North Wilkesboro, She V
wur teach rausiceext year at the B tiles'
Creek Academy.
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UNHAPPY WITH MILLIONS
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Wealthiest Couple la Switzerland
In Solcids Pact.
Zurich, Switzerland, June 13. Eu
gene Maggi and his wife, believed to
be the wealthiest persons in Switzer
land, committed suicide, their desper
ate act being actuated by sheer lack
of interest in life.
Eugene Maggi was only 41 years
old and his wife 35. The joint es
tates of the man and wife were esti
mated sometine ago at $10,000,000,
while quite recently Maggi inherited
the income from a number of exten
sive factories.
The couple had been married for
a number of years, but were greatly
disappointed because their union had
remained childless. In a fit of de
pendency they decided to end their
lives. They retired to their bedroom
in the villa here, turned on the gas
and were found dead in the, morning.
Maggi was the owner of extensne
Hour mills in Zurich and other parts
of Switzerland and had many other
widespread interests.
His wife was the daughter of his
dead cousin, Julius Maggi, and was
the founder of the great preserved
foods and milk business known through
out all the European countries. Julius
Maggi left an immense fortune.
- - Whea one of ths bralnltst
editors of the world recently
announced bit opinion that
the AdrerrJainft Man would be
the most conspicuous figure
la the commerce of the fu
ture, he merely echoed what
buelneee men have realized
for a number of years. '
To wrestle with the prob
lems of material and labor
and produce a salable article ;
of trade, or to perfect a service
such';' a transportation ' or
banking, or orafnlxe a retail
buelneee, are and always will
be undertakings worthy of
man'a best- effort. ' ,
But even more ImprOtant
la the work of marketing the
manufacturer 'a product, the
railroad or banking service, or
the retailer's stocks- and It la
with the great work of dis
tributing and selling that the
Advertising Man has to do.
SHAW ADVERTISING AGENCY
" Ad-Writers.
J. Basil Shaw Mgr.
, Journal Bldg. P.O. Box 233
New Bern, N. C.
KODAK FINISHING
DEPARTMENT
We gjve your finishing prompt,
personal attention, use the best
material ' and guarantee the best
prints possible. With every $3.00
spent in finishing, we give an en
largement from your best film.
WOOTTEN-MOULTON
96 Middle Street, New Bern N. C.
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In Summer Coats For-This
Wek Only- : :
' Linen's 34 ancjf ull length to go at $1:25
" Silk Rep Q)at trimmed with black satin
and some plain-tailored af - $2.50
" They cost morttq manufacture,. " How-:
ever yeur choice while they ; last in all
sizes.1".:- " v- V ';- ;
MRSB. ALLEN
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Ladies Outfitter
85 Middle St. a . " Phone 752
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Grandma
Knows
that no matter how
good the v ressing nor
how careful the pre
paration and cooking
you cant make tough
meats tender. -
We offer only the choicest cuts of the BEST
METS. You don't have to worry about the
quality when you;order of us. Try it.
We give votes in the Dunlap Pony Contest.
Every cent spend .with us entitles you to-one
vote, also all money received on accounts will
have the same value in securing votes.
A. GASTET,
-PHONE 239.-
"The Home of Better Meats for Less Money."
1
The Standard Plumbing and
Heating Company
has just completed the
plumbing in Dr. G. A.
jj Caton's new hospital
on the corner of Queen
and Griffith Streets.
one the largest
plumbing jobs done in New
Bern in many a year.
Standard Plumbing and
Heating Co.
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This was
Phone 717.
138 Middle St.
BRICK
in any Quantity
CLARK BRICK & TILE CO.,
Clark, N. C, or call on
; QASKILL HARDWARE CO.,
Local Agents. Phone 147. New Bern.
Sea Shore Evening Dress I
Fixings
DRESS CHART -
From "The Shop That's Different"
Coat-Tuxedo black. Trousers- white
serge; Shirt-white silk or madras soft,
plaited French cuffs. Collar-folded,
Greyweed or Belmont. Tie-black bat
wing. Hose-white silk. Shoes-white
canvas, buckskin, oxfords or patent
pumps. Jewerly-gold links. Belt-White
Kid. Hat-Straw Yacht.
This Dress Chart you will find carried out by
Smart Dressed men at the large summer resorts
and thewlnter resorts of ' Florida.' The Acme of
comfort yet smartly dressed while at Morehead
City. If it Comes From tne Shop That's Differ
ent fts Correct. '.
A. T. WILLIS CO.,
TAILORS I HABERDASHERS 1 ' !, HATTERS
OUSUP PONY CONTEST VOTES WITH MCH PURCHASE-
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DfTSlMts
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There is a great difference
b watches
When you give one I or?
present you want k to be
a good one ' ,,. .v
We have die best that are'
made and &
ct oeunt joaeiect
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TV prkea -you wB hft M
more than satisfied .
BAXTER,
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randy
Fresh lot of RUBBER BANDS
just received. Give us your next
order. E. J. Land Printing Go.
Phone 8.
Notice
To Those Who Fail
ed to List Their City
Taxes During The
monthofMay,19l3
as the Law Requires.
I will be at the City Hall a few
days longer from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
and from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. for the
purpose of giving you a chance' to
-list your raxes and keep off the de
linquent list.
Not to list your taxes during the
month prescribed by law subjects ytu
fo a double tax and is also a misde- '
meaner. The' Board of Aldermen
have ordered that I collect 25c. from .
each person who . did not list -their
taxes in May, 1913.
ALEX JUSTICE,
List Taker for City of' New Bern.
TEST LETTERS FORM
Their Part
in notprmmind trio riiinol nriifanAco nnH
KLcKAui iUiN is, by our System MEAS-
ttnnn "till .i. ''jL-- i f.'ttt t .1 - ' ' : . :'
ytvivi Dy ine mosc scienimc msirumenis
sind corrected with proper lensesP y
' This requires the combined service of the
Optometrist and Optician which you get at
one cqst from . .
SAM K. EATON, - Optometrist;
Metal Sliinglcs AstiestoS Shingles
v ; Rifierold Roofing h V
; Lime, 'CetnerrtM
Paints and Oils
SiippIyGb.,
.',,'17 Cravcn'St.
New Bern
Building
Phone 163
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