irJu.LZVA DAILY JOURNAL NEW EERN, N.G. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 16, 19 V..
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j Refer to This Bank -
Amoni the numerous Adrantajrt which
you receive by maintaining an account;
I with a strong financial institution I .the
priTllefce of referrlnj to your bunker when
ever you wish to establish your credit
j with concerns who are not acquainted
' ' with your standing. 1 This bank Is always
pleased to hate Its depositors avail them
es selves of thU advantage. Open afn'account
todays sy'r--. - ' ' "
" -Most central location in town.
VOODOO mo?e4 9met
I TIIEY COME AND GO J Into the Falrriew S.aeterium, corn
LuaaaaaaaaaaaaA 0Be" GrUHth streets, and
w w w T amBncee that while ha will coa-
rJnae to keep up hla apcciaJ work
A. D. Ward left last evening for will henceforth engage aUo
nrofMoMl visit at Beaufort. la feneral practice. lmo.
M. D. W. Stephenson left last even
ing for a short visit at Morehead City.
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NOTICE
I Bids For Ditching
U T f IVft lact vpnino fnr a
.W .t Morehead Citv. i Bids wi" received up'to 12 o'clock
of next Commissioner' Day, July 7th
F.-rwrfM. nd Mra. O. H. Guion left ,913- bvhe County Auditor, for cut
vniiiff for a visit at Morehead ,inK th following ditches:
v-'ne o'tcn on me .orm saae 01 tnc
irowicr ioao, aooui 1 mile long.
i n m,j. ,.,-j i... Two ditches
evening from a visit with relatives at
Clayton.
L?r.l?lracrill
F. T. Brandt left last evening
a short business visit at Havelock.
for
A. E. DannenWrg of Baltimore
was among -the business victors in
the city yestefday.
Oar Increasing Safes of
NORRIS9 Exquisite Candies
Clearly Demonstrate Their
Quality
We have just installed a candy refrigerator
which enables you to get a box of this de
lightful confection in perfect condition dur
ing the hottest weather.
Wood-Lane Drug Co.,
Phone 153.
105 Middle St.
Hugh Wood who has been in the
city visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Wood returned yesterday
to Coldsboro.
one on each side of
the Morehead Road from the North
edge of the Newport Pocosin to the
Carteret county line.
Profiles and Specification swith the
County Auditor, or may be seen in
the Highway Engineer's office Jle
June 2Uth.
H. M. CRMVEs,
A u lit. r Cr.v.rn Con nt
K. 1-. SNOW DEN, Highway Engine, r
C raven Coui'tv.
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One Dollar Deposits
Some people think that Dollar deposits
are to small to have any significance. But
if a depositor will bring in one dollar ev
ery working day to this bank he would
have the snug sum of $315.00 deposited at
the end of th" year. This is an object
well worth working for. Many a man has
begun business on a smaller fund or has
made a first payment on a homeg We
cordially invite deposits of one dollar and
pay interest on the money, at the rate of
4 per cent, compounded every three
months.
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C. S. Wallace - of Morehead City
spent yesterday in New Bern attending
to business matters. f
J. H. Smith returned last evening
from Winston-Salem where he at
tended the Annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias.
William Mann of Cove City was
among the business visitors in the city
yeasterday.
Rev. J. N. H. Summerell returned
last evening from Washington where
he officiated yesterday morning at
the funeral of Mrs. W. C. Mallison
who was found dead Sunday morning.
Mrs. J. S. Basr.ight left yestardey
for Mesic where tomorrow she will
attend the marriage of her son Don
to Miss Daisy Riggs.
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Mrs. L. Walinau and daughter
Miss Minnie and son Edgar returned
yesterday from a short visit at More-
head City.
PATRONS PLEASE NOTICE.
Mails elose as follows:
1- or Jacksonville, at 6 .M) a. m. Sun onU
" Beaufort, at S:.V1 a. ni. daily
Goldsboro, at N:.?0a. ni daily
Norfolk, at S:."i'.l a. m. daily
Wilmington at :ll(t a. m. d. ex. Sun
" Oriental, .it 9:00 a. in. d. ex. Sun
Bridgton 9 (JO a. m d. ex. Sun.
" Raleigh, at 1 2 :55 p.m. d. ex. Sun.
Beaufort, at 4:50 p.m. d. ex. Sun.
" Oriental, at 4:;0 p. in. d. ex. Sun.
Oriental, at 625 p.m. Sun. only'
Goldsboro, at 6:25 p.m. daily
Night Express, trains Nos. 15 and
16, East and West at 12:00 midnight,
Ex. Sun.
All mail deposited in this office be
tween the hours of 6:25 p. in. and 12:00
midnight for points beyond Goldsboro
and Washington. N. C. will be dis
patched on the Night Express trains
Nos. 15 and 16 at 12:!):), midnight,
exce; t Sunday nights.
Respectfully.
J. S. B AS NT GMT,
P.- t nu- ter.
Mrs. C. E. Foy has returned from a
visit at Roanoke, Ya. She was acrom-
j panied home by Mrs. E. W. Yick ol
that city.
NOTIC!
Beautiful Crepe de Chines in
White, Light Blue and Nell
rose lovely for evening dress-
1 C. R. Thomas left yesterday for a
professional visit at Beaufort.
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Gecgre N. Ives spent yesterday at
his farm at Newport.
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J. F. Rawls of Pamlico county was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
The pas heal "II, L.N.'' Ltvp3 foot
of Pollock s'rett for Glvnlurnle Park
evjry S :nriay at 1 p.ir. and maintains
an honriy -cheJu'e.
Fare ten cents each way.
Sp ci.lcara tak r. of hilir n.
For wl i o peoi;U i nly.
W. H. PARRIS. Captain.
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Also Serviceable Ratines in
White, Blue and Tan. : :
E. B. Hackburn
' S, M. Brinson spent yesterday at
Vanceboro inspecting the work now
in progress on the Farm Life S hool.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. H. Blandford
and children left yesterday for a short
visit at Dover.
Phone 190
Dr. G. S. At t more of Stonewall
passed through the city yesterday
enroute to Morehead City where he
will attend the annual meeting of the
North Carolina Medical Society.
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G. S. Cox of Cove City arrived in
the city yesterday and will remain
here until July 4 training horses for
the races to be held on that date.
NEW BERN SAN KING
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Just Received
At McDaniels, 41 Middle Stret.jfre.li barrel pi m1 sour
pickles. ::::::
Robin Hood Herring Roe 10 and 15c. We -on Cooking Oil 55c. can
E.nu-y E. J. P a- 15 and 25c. can
Catawba Gem P.int Butter 44cts. lb.
Lots oi .). her (-.! thini at t i'
can.
Nice Dried Apples 6cts. lb.
Granulated Sugar 5c. lb.
ves Lima Bean 12 1-2 r. can lowest j'-:Me pnee-.
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ICagle Brand Milk 15c. can! You;- t t ca-!i only
J. L. McDANIEL,
41 Middle St. PHONL 91 New Bern, N. ( ,
Your Satisfaction
Fairness is the key note of nil transitions be
tween this store ard the rnib.k'.
Dis?atist':cticn i ' :nip s. iolc nnur Che .system
carried out here, wbien provides for i:ti instant
adjustment of any transaction not perfectly
phasing to the cmsIoivkt.
It's a system that is sure to nieiit onr appvroal
when, you find out abcut it.
SAM LIP MAN
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n. J. cnauwick ot rolloksville was
among the business vistiors in thecity
yesterday. I
Odorless
Garbage
Close fitting
lid is respon
sible. Made
of steel, gal
vanized. Practically-indestructible.
If you
want the
best, get
Witt's
Corrugated Can
CALL AND SEC THEM AT
Fair Grounds New Bern
JULY 4th, 1913
Horse Races, Motorcycle Races,
and Firemen's Tournament
Admission 50c.
GRAND STAND FREE
Buy your Field Peas now. Our stock is
fine, sound and clean, $2.00 per bu. Also
fine, M. Y. Soy Beans at $1.60 per bushel.
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and ; Cow Feed. i Order yoiir supply now
Ifjalso Hay OatsCorn, Hulls,; Meal, Etip.
Farm? implements
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Mrs. J. K. Willis and daughter
Miss Laura and Mrs. V. V. Mathews
and children left yesterday for More-
head City where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. H. W. Simpson and son Arch
ibald of Norfolk are in the city visit
ing relatives.
Gaskill Hardware &
Mill Supply Co.,
73-7577 Middle St.
Phone I7. Prompt Delivery.
Mrs. W. S McGreggor and Miss'
Rosa Tolsori of Goldesboro re in the
city visiting Mrs. John Watson. I
Miss Margaret Newell of Rocky
Mount is visiting at the home of her ,
brother, Capt. 'W. H. Newell, on New
ftreet.
LOST OR STOLEN A Collie pup,1
yellow, with, white ocllar. If found,
return to G. H. Roberts and receive
reward. !
KODAK FINISHING
DEPARTMENT
We glva your finishing prompt,
personal attention, uae the best
material and guarantee the best
print possible. With every $3.00
pent In, finishing, -we give an "en
largement from your beet film.
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WOOTTEN-MOULTON
96 Middle Street, New Bern N. C.
DIAIV10NDS
A heavy tariff on Diam
onds is now practically
a certainty. : :
We have anticipated a
heavy raise in the price
of Diamonds. : :
Our modest prices on
. Diamonds ntakes them
a good investment. :
We carry only the bet
ter grades. An Honest
Deal at Our Store. :
BAXTER,
JEWELER
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Auction Sale
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
In Heart of Business Section
Opposite Gaston Hotel
New Bern, N. C.
Wednesday, June 25th, 1913
Sale begins at I I A. M. on the ground
Immediate Possession
S. R. STREET, Auctioneer.
L. J. Moore, Owner.
MR. MERCHANT: Advertising in The JOUilNAL
means money to you always. Why not contract for ?
j space at once. WE GET RESULTS. j
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