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2ct Creamery Tub Butter ,V 34c
Jest Block Butter - - " 38c.
1 2 lb. bag Table Talk lour ; -. 38c
1 2 lb. bag Stock best Pt Flour - 38c
Try a bag of Self Rising flour and
cave the mixing, per bag only 45c.
r
TIieCoOperatiVe Supply Co.
The Consumers9 Store
iuc ta.fi nnd 156 77 Broad Street
A WU A uuvj - w , . .....
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Ors.aix.tion Military. Two detail, from U. . Army C. Th. A. id JL uo-
Lake for &wtmmia. tannw Camp during Jul and Augutt. Ttuuoo w ouw.
armm mini ..... . ,v
The Best People Eat at
The Ocean Gate
MORBHBAD CITY, N. C.
DO YOU? ,
Finest Sea-Food Dinner in The State, , ,
RE. LEE Proprietor:
'FOLK SOUTI
From v -
Washington....-!.
Iinetown.. i.
Pantego
Ee!haven.i. ..
CVlental....:!:.:!.....
Baybore..
N.ew Barn..
; n. c.
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-TvN RAILKC ll")
Round Trip.
..................... 53.50
:. 3.90
4.40
4.50
'4.25
'3.95
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, 3.50
3.35
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Vanceboro...,.........
Chocowinity
Rates in same proportion, from- all
intermediate stations. - V ,
Tickets sold for all regular trains
Aui-tst 24-29 inclusive.' Good to re-
tur until August 31. s. .
k any agent for particulars.
E.' D. Kyle, Traffic .Manager." ; .
H. S. Leard, General Passenger Agent.
The vounr 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.) - -
; s ' , August 19th';
Woul(i
At The ATHENS CAFE
Don't Let Your Wife Cook riiis
HOT WEATHER ,
When. we can serve you at? all
hours at reasonable rates.
. OLLOCK STREET ' NEW BERN, N. C.
Try one of our Fancy Drinks Served by an Expert
WherTYou Build, Build" With
CLARK BRICK & TILE COv
ClarkrN, C, or call on
OASILL HARDWARE CO.,
Local 'Agents. . Phone 147.- New Bern
MONTAGUE, ; ; CONGRESSMAN,
TWICE BEFORE WHIPPED THE
ORGANIZATION.
: Washington. Aae. 19,-Governors of
States have long looked upon he United
States Senate as goal of their ambi
tions. Many admit that they used the
Governorship as a stepping stone, and
the roll of the Senate shows how many
of its' members followed that familiar
route. 1 . ,
It has been an unusual thing, how
ever, for former Governors to' aspire to
seats in the) House of Representatives,
branch as beneath the dignity of a for
mer Executive of a State, losing sight
of the fact, perhaps, that a former Presi
dent long sat in that tody and felt
honored at the Arivileee of serving a
constituency there. . v;
When Andrew Tatkson Montague, tor
mer Attorney-General and Governor, of
Virginia, announced luV candidacy for
Congress, therefore many people won
dered if he were altogether sincere about I Chickens, grown, pair. -,7S to 85c
it. They wondered if he meant to make I Chickens, half grown, pair.-... 60. to 70c
a genuine campaign or if he were mer6-1 Ducks, oer oair..; 6oto 80c
ly a "receptive" candidate.' . Eggs.dozen " 23c
But it didn't take the distinguished Hams, country smoked..--.-. ' :'20c
Virginian long to remove all doubts a-Beeswax, pound Y "25c
bout himself. And it didn't take him I Wool. pound.U.i- to I6c
long to show that he looked upon the I Hogs; dressed, pound..'...;,,' -.S-IO to lie
office, which ' he sought : as worthwl Reef, dressed, pound-.-,... 8 to 9c
ot the best brains tne country nas.
. And Montague was elected. He won
out against Capt.: John' Lambr who
for a generation had represented the
Richmond district in the house, He
powerful State organization, a candi-J VOU like it, if it Were yOU in
date whose colors had , never before I busineSS--JWOrkin6 . 3 65
trailed. 4 - - ' " I -u ; .. . ' j -.:
i. Twice before, Montague had been vie- ays lO XUS year 3DU 41 Uic
torious in Virginia campaigns. In each he end Of the mo nth make OUt
and in his fight against Captain Lamb
he followed tne same course, . tie - ; j ... " j .
was elected' Attorney-Ceneral as an WOIth Ol bills and Only CO
anti-organization man. He was elec-1 lect , "
ecu governor m sn jmuuigaiiuauuu
man. He was elected to Congress as
It is to Montague that the people of tfow long COUld yOU Stay
Virginia owe mure uwa.i jn bUSlneSSf. A ttint . tO
one leader, the movement against , a 1 . , . . j. m. j
oolitical V organization designed and the Wise, iS SUHlCient. InlS
maintained; for the purpose .ot per-1 Jg fflg case, With
petuating itself in power. .
Until Tohn Garland ' Pollard was
chosen In the primary, for ' Attorney-
.,' " . a .
Oeneral tne ? otner y aay ; Montague
was the only man in the State who
had led a triumphant fight against the
organization within his party, iv '(.($.
But Montazue cannot point to an un
broken record. He was a candidate for
khe United State Senate eight years ago
against Senator Thomas S. Martin and
wai decisively defeated by that master
of oractical oolitics. Virginia has never
turned down Senator- Martin when- he
was himself a candidate for office
He defeated Fitzhueh Lee. former
Governor Tyler," Montague and William
A. Tones, the only four candidates
who ever opposed him. ; .- ' m .
Montaeue. however, has sh6wn that
he can come back by coming-back.
He is now in the House of Representa
tives and is in a fair way to stay there
as long as he can be useful to his people.
His , Democracy is ; simon-pure pro
gressive. "It was -progressive when he
was Attorney-General. It . was pro
gressive when he was . Governor and
it is proeressive now.; He is a , firm
believer in the Wilson policies and he
promises to take -a commanding po
sition in the leadership of the present
House.' . ' ' ' ' 1
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cf tho AL ci.Tr: :
cf r, iiich , c , ill f . i r. i
they 1 -st. Our h" :v.ry
most Tlcacinl t!c:I:
niture and Fixtures is miexc:
tl.
:, c:i til
! ' J cf t!i3
I crcli Fur-
its L:r.uty
1 1
NOTICE We have dcdJc 1 to ccr.ti.mo cur very ?j .
generous cfTcr o ive two peny votes initer. J cf j
c::2 for all cash purchases end payments on ac-
sount during the month cf August ' b
J.;.:AlilIer;F!!i,niti!re;;:GOv
y oo-ioi niDDLE cteeut.
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PLUMBING
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Ol r?OR Finest Fixtures, BestMaterial, Prorhp-
test Service and Most Satisfactory, Work
I , -: , uTiiininn m Mtinnin' a itriTiiin nn
u hmmu iu s t ntA urn uu..
Phone 717. 139 Middle St. New Bern.
pa
$290.00
$1200?
f. B. Royall
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SOON TO BE-
Ml ' 1 . 1
.Jt'sEasy-to:Get
FO0LEL ON JEWELRY
Some People Buy
Jewelry without re
gard to self protec
tion .
Others are' careful to buy
from a house whose .name
stamdf for honest merchan
dise only...
j Buying Jewelry here is made .
. Easy for it Is bought with con-
- fidence and, the variety for
selection is rarely equalled: in
cities much larger than New.
Bern.'-. ' ; ' ' '
J.O. BAXTER
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SUMMER DRESSES
': f., ' Must Go At
r;-':""':''": I?
; On The Dollar;
, rj, ', v.1 , ,: .- ,J.::.:- v
I cannot afford to keep them for the - F all, they
"would be a total loss to mej if I don't dispose 6f- J
them before'the summer is over. A great selec-
tion in dresses to suit everybody. j, , , 9
; MRS. B. ALLEN
, Y 85 Middle St. ' ; ' ; Phone 752, . 5
&4 H44 "i0H MM0 CHCVO r040 M4M
, Craven County Farm Life School
; For Boys and Girls
'Vf"V VanceboroN. C..
A High School emphasizing Agriculture and Domestic Science.
' ' J. E. TUIfLINGTON, Superintendent j ; :
V v -6 A. MARSHALL, High School Principal
tlEH DEH0 PL0L1DBC 4' ILIBOfflllE CO;,
Phone 734-. 71 Broad St.
Are open to-the public for their patrpnage for any
thing In the line of Plumbing and Hardware. We have
on hand a fine line of Cook Stoves, Bath Tubs, Toilets
and everything to bo found in an up to date Plumbing
and Hardware Store We invite you to give us a call
and 'receive i one of ou souvexiiers. ( , ,
GIN FALL TERM.
SEE HERE
Just a .Minute. We have
F, F. V HAM
and Richmond Shoulders
FRESH EGGS
and a plenty of ; Them.
GAS FITTING
Many, of the rural public schools of
Craven county will open during the I
next few weeks , and S. M. Bnnson,
Countv Superintendent' of - Pablio"
Schools, has for. the past reek been
engaged in : making an inspection '..of
these schools and getting things in
readiness for the opening ; of the fall
. , . .... - . . i
term. Prospects for a very guccesstul
term are very encouraging, says Mr.
Brinspn, and ' the . attendance will
rlmiHtless be lareer in many . of the i
schools than ever before.-; ..,
Just Received a Car Load of
Native Stall Fed Cattle
f ter'this date our store will be closed every
except.Saturday, from 1:C0 to 3:30 p. m.
iTev Bern Produce Co.,
1 21 cr 3 122. Ne Eern, N. C.
ItmCm G:::?a
PhdjSe 21. 3 Griffith street,
- .In Dr. Caton Bulldldft.
'FIREMEN'S
NIGHT", At THE
ATHENS THEATRE.
THE FINEST BEEF
comes from the finest cattle, of course.
L. ' . . . r ' , xA-t. .u- comes from the hnest cattle, 01 course.
Tonight is "Firemen's Night ' at thel . . , . .v . t,anf1I-
Athens Theatre and. every. member lent 'of grain gree 'grass
of the Wew Bern tire companies win oe the best
admitted free of charge. V X he foreman and you haye on, t0
r 1. . 1 - 1 .M b,A. n. , hn I ' , ,
theatre at 9 o'clock so as to' identify
the members of their company,
. Many a girl who thinks she is pretty
is unable to prove it. . ;.-
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 of us today.
2 C'-E
the m:::0 o
Tinware into th3 reim of
has beens is now a reality.
A fey ycers ro a tin ket
tle was vcrtli a dollar,
ind te.y .e cro c:r
a LI '
to C
tl;rc3
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Worth Orchestra
Four Pieces. Open for high class en
gagements. Concert more a specialty.
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We Keep Every -,
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need in the Dr g, Tvlcii
. cine or Tc!!.t 1.' i? cor.e,
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