et Creamery . Tub Butter - 34c.
3ect Block Butter - - " - . 38c.
1 2 lb. bag Table Talk lour - 38c.
1 2)b. bag Stock best Pt Flour- 38c.
Trv a bac of Self Rising flour , and
cave the mixing, per bag only 45c. jj
TheCoOperative Supply Co.
The Consumers' Store ..:
TW Phones, 140 and 156 77 Broad Street
DECLARES CONNECTICUT'S tU
NACY LAWS ARE AS UNJUST
' AS NEW YORK'S.
Rirhmond.- Va.. Aug.' 18,
Thaw was a fool to seek, refuge in
Connecticut . ' after escaping
Matteawan. according to John Arm
strong . Chaloner, who saw tnat
Thaw
out in Chaloner's "Four Years Behind
, . . . . . v...
Crt-iy ReJuced Rates . ,
' via
NCT.rOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
From " Round Trip.
- Washington.... ..! . $3.50
Pinetown..i...: . 3.90
Pantego.., " 4.40
Belhaven...........i - 4.50
Oriental.,'........!-... 4.25
Harry BayborO..r.-.:- 13.95
narry i ... . ,, . en
11" I -3.50
. 3.35
LI
New Bern
from Vanceboro...,.
cnocowinity
Chaloner, wno sa.a mat ,ntermediate
had profited by advce passed .
Tickets sold for all regular trains
out in Chaloner s t our 1 ears I August 24-29 inclusive. Good tp re-
the , Bars of Bloomngdale," . he would J
have sought any place but Connecticut
"For the lunacy law in Connecti
cut," Chaloner pointed out, .are just
as rotten,' farcical and illegal, as they
are in New York. '" '
It looks." he said, "as if Thaw has
iuniDed from the frying pan into the
jfire. But I am glad , he escaped. ' His
'only hope for justice as escape. .'He;
' could never have gotten.it in-, the
j courts of New York. In that State, en
emies of a man of , prominence can
easily fix' a judge' on the benc if they
. think it worth while.
1 "I have always thought that Thaw
'was emotionally insane when he shot
Stanford White, but he had sufficient
v cause to produce insanity and he was
fully justified in shooting White. Thaw
was tried by experts and not -by'-
' jury,v which was supposed to try him..
"If he is ever given a real jury trial t.e
" j will get the justice that he deserves.
. i . A.- v f Phalnnpr c. lassed botn iNew xor ana
CSNGIIAM SCHOOL'S S;r.PfUlVw "nown-.- Connecticut in what , he termed the-
hSliffitw" T. o.ilirn- with "black belt of lunacy legislation," and
iTXr declared that id that belt "a sane man
The Best People Eat at
The Ocean Cafe
MRBHBAD CITY, N. C.
DO YOU?,
; Finest Sea-Food Dinner in The State. ,
R. E. LEE Proprietor.
lt Tie ATHENS CAFE
Don't Let Your Wife Cook This
HOT WEATHER
When we can serve you at
hours at reasonable rates.
or ( woman has less chance in . court
than a snowball has in hell. . J
1 ' He said if he had been in ' Thaw's
place fie would have made every effort
to get to Pennslyvania,1' Harry's na
tive State. Chaloner, it will be recalled
found a safe refuge, in Philadelphia for
six months after his sensational escape
rom Bloomingdale in 1900. ; .
Chaloner is especially - interested in
Thaw's case because Stanford White
decoyed him to New York in 18(96 and
enabled his enemies there to railroad
him off to Bloomingdale. . Up to that
time Chaloner had been on jhis estate
in Virginia and "smelling a rat" had
declined all invitations of his relatives
to come to New York. Then- it was
; that they dispatched White as an emis
sary to Virginia, relying on the close
friendship 'existing between. Chaloner
and White to effect their purpose.
In'dei To New Adyertlsements
Athens Cafe--Eat! Eatll , ' . ,
People's Bank Your creditors. '
New Bern Banking & Trust Co.
One man executor.
Citizens' Banking '& Trust Co
y ' An individual executor. ' '
. National : Bank We invite you to
open etii auuuui. -. . , . - t
POLLOCK STREET r NEW BERN, N. C,
Try one pf our Fancy Drinks Served by an Expert
WherrYau Build, Build With
BR I C K
CLARK BRICK & TILE CO.,
- Clark, N. C.: or call'on :
GASKILL HARDWARE CO.,
Report of the Condition of the
Bank of Dover
at Dover in the1 State of North Caro
Una at the close of Business August ;
9th. 1913. -
"RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts...: ..j. $32,163.11
1 1 Overdrafts secured.. ... , 890.95
Banking Housesl .U.' . 1,004.05
Furniture .and Fixtures..' 1,018.91
j Due from. Banks and Bank- " .
I ers 1 ju. : 4,630.08
Cash items..... .'......i...... 700.00
Gold coin . ' 25.00
Silver coin, including ,all
minnr mill frnrrencv- L-i . 255.33
...... A m . . v . I ,
Local Agentsi.; Phone 1 47. New Bern NaDt i,756.co
PLUMBING
H
P OR Finest Fixtures, Best Material, Promp
test Service and Most Satisfactory Work
We Are The People. .S : ; : : :
STANDARD PLIOIHG & HEATING CO..
Phone, 717.139 Middle St. New Bern.
GAS FI T T IN G
. -'' $42,443.43
; ' ' LIABILITIES.' 1
Capital stock paid in ; ' $5,000.00
Undivided profits,' less cur- ;" ' .1 -.-
rent exoenses and taxes ' x '
"paid.., 1 .' ; 4.2S4.48 -
Bills payable.... , , 4,000.)0
Time 'Certificates' of De. t
- posits 8,853.13
Deposits subiect'to check.1 20,209.22
Cashier's Checks outstand-; , n-
ing , LOO
Certified Check..' , , 65.60
Rates in same proportion from all
turn until August 31
Ask any agent for particulars. ;
. E. D. Kyle, Traffic Manager. - ; -S,
J.eard, General PassengerAgent.
The vounsr man who makes hay
while the sun shines will have time to
make -love while the moon shines. '
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
(Quotations. Furnished By Coast
Line Meat Market.)
' "' August 18th .
Chickens, grown, pair. ., ,,.'....75 to 85c
Chickens, half grown, pair.. 60 to uc
Ducks, per pair. ..J -a .60 to ouc
Eggs.dozen i.Uu-.r v '20
Hams, country smoked...'.... i - 2 0c
Beeswax, potund-LUd..r.. w 25c
Wool, pound..!..,- ; U to Jl 6c
10to 11c
.U- 8 to 9c
Hogs, dressed, pound.-.
Beef, dressed, pound
How Would
you like it, iff it were yon in
business working 3 6 5
days to the year and at the
end ol the month make out
$290.00
worth of bills and only col
lect'' s ,
S 12.00?
rHow long could you stay
in business? A hint to
the wise is sufficient. This
is the case, with v
HB. Royall
BRASS
We'have a good se- -lection
of Brass -Vases,
Fern Dishes
Smoking . Sets,
Desk Sets and sev
eral other pieces.
Wcare closing out
, . at greatly reduced
' prices ' to make ,
room foe a large ,:
stock of . ,
Sheffield - Silver.
' Baxter
The Reliable Jeweler '
:nt cf various tty
' Perch r.'. r ,T 11. c. A' ) l.z,2C. fc..' :
'! cf tl:2 ALIICLUX r.3.:.'ji rc!i iLzZiz, cn ill
-A cf v.Iiich vo v.IIl 3 a k !v.ci:::i in tt'icq wiV.2 -
n tnevust. uur Li: rr.rv unufjro is ai:o oi u:-
;J most Plcasir dcsljns, cni like ths Porch Fur- j ;
niture ana f ixtures is unsxeeiiea tor us oeauty
d NOTICE-;-We have decided to continue our very B
generous offer to ive two pony votes instead of y
x one for all cash purchases and payments - on ac-1!
O- a. j .i- .i- r ,.- m
J. S. Miller Furniture Co., 1
00-101 UIDDLE OTKEET, PHONE 220 8
Sy-Entire Stads-
,:vi:O.F:. ... . .V-' .
SUMMER DRESSES
r i On The Dollar.
: T Mntinf affrtrrl r Iroort tfiotn fnr -Ko sl all tliov ; d
would be a total iosso" me,' if I don't dispose, of . $
tion in dresses to suit everjboay. ,
': MRS. B, LZBN ;
85 Middle St.
i hone 752
Craven Ccunty.Farm Life School
f For Boys and Girls i;
' . s Vanceboro C. - "v,
. A High School emphasizing. Agriculture and Domestic Science. , -
J. E. TURLINGTON,, Superintendent ,
G.A. MARSHALL, High School Principal -
flEllOERII PLUnfilflG!& II011E co;,
: Phone 734 No. 71 Broad St, . r ; ,
Arp open' to the public for ' their patronage for any
thing in the line of Plumbing find Hardware. We have
on hand a fine line of Cook Stoves, Bath tubs Toijets
and everything to be found in an up to date Plumbing
and Hardware Store, : i We invite you to give us a call
andjreceive one of bur souveniers. ' .
Just Received a Car, Load of
Native Stall Fed Cattle ;
' '' , 1 ' ' , V i '
After this date our store will be closed every
day, except JSaturday, from 1 :00 to 3:30 p. m.l
"V'l v; ' 'i-..-' ' ' '" '.vvT iiw . yv,' -'. ' , ;,! :;'-.f--'': ,; ''.:,v.'."
-New Bern' Produce Co.,
Phones 121 and 122. New Bern, N. C.
S 42.443.43
i State of North Carolina, County of
Craven, ss:- x
I, W. H. Caton, Cashier of the above
named bank, do' solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and velief.
W-H. CATON,
1 ',.'.,' ' Gashien-
' Subscribed and sworn to before
me1, this 16th day of August, 1913. i
- " W. At WILSON,
' f ' "." Notary Public.
My Commission expires April 22nd,
1914. ,. v . . ,
CORRECT Attest: ' '. ' .
W. RICHARDSON,' ,
R. A. RICHARDSON, ' '
J. K. BIDDLE, - '
Directors., " ; , .'
' THE FINEST BEEF ' r
comes vfrom the-finesttWe, of course,
and that's the only kind we handle.
It takes plenty of grain, green grass
and pure water to produce the best
cattle, and you have only to try
OUR MEATS
to be sure that they "come from heal
thy cattle. -
We' offer you only the best cuts,
tender; Juicy and, delicately flavored.
Try ordering ot us today.
A. -CAGTET,
"The I
Mc
2 cf I:tcr
"J
ICE
SEE HERE
F. F. V HAM t ST :
and Richmond j Shoulders Avr
t o f Water. T , . , ,f ;
and a plentyHof IThem. S.SS
DUFFY- BEOGEBY fcr?:T'; PIIQNE23 .i
'Phoie!261. S'Grlf flth street,-' - '
.-In Dr.' Caton Building , f iLaCp BVCTy
I thing YOU
need in 'the Dn ?, Medi- i
'. cine or Toilet II le come, .
' buy what you need and
if you find it oes not
suit' you brinj; it back, ,
get what you do want, or
C't .ycv " r c::oy brck.
7c tr3 I :re to serve end
r:.-3YCU.
::s op
mm
Tinware into th5 realm of
has beens is now a reality.
A few years Oa tin ket
tle was wcrtli a dollar,
md tczy we are enabled
to cilcr ycu a 'Ll J'
thrco ccatcJ White t".
kettla fcr a dollar. C "I
a;:J incrct this r
::crtm?rit cf cc '
utcncil3.- . '.
Mill i - C
Co.
".Cv-.
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