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MILLINERY
' " Ready for Your Inspection and SALE
MRS. B. ALLEN
t ' 85 Middle St. p hone 752
, A'N N O UN C &M E N T,
WE ; ' Sell lb L i f.l. Semi-r.!ixEd Real Pant
IT'S Pure White Lead. Zinc and Linseed Oil (made in
to a semi paste, not as thick as white Lead, but so
that it can be easily maae reaay lor use iu ov c uuoi
This is the Way to make it Ready for Use. '
t iacH of 4 Gallons of the L. and M, Semi-Mixed Real
Paint at about $2.10 a gallon, you add 3 gallons of
Linseed Oil at about 75 cents a gallon, mus making
7 Gallons of paint for $1.50 per gallonor $10.65 and
saving aoout
Iff any manu'acturer made up this 7 gallons of paint
all ready for jse, and put it in gallon cans, the price
would be $2.00 a gallon or $14.00.- , Send for sample
;4riifi ini1 nlace vour orders for paint, and remember
White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil Paint has been
tha hpst known naint tor more man s one nunareo
GASKILL HARDWARE and MILL SUPPLY , CO.
JUST RECE
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Rhinmpnt Pimento and
vimontn Olive cheese.
something fine. 15c. pack
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Prompt Delivery
Grocery
Gomp'y.
The Pure Food Store 73 Broad
WILLIS
'Your Pipe Dream
Can Come-True
if you will only -replace your
old pipe with something bet
ter selected frora our stock.
We have a new lot of
.tbht ..PipesX; -
- .TJiUta thpihrst assortment
we bave,eYr.ii?horn Come in
and see them. ' Prices range
from 25c to $5.00 ,
Tobacco
We sell all the popular brands
of . cigars smoking and chew
ing tobacco,"
bradham Urug o.
The Rexall Store
BOAT LINE TO
BRIDGETOM
Chairman C. D. -' Bradham of the
County . Board of : Commissioners, 'an
nounces that the power boat H. L. N..,
Capt. W H. Parris, has been engaged
to ply between New Bern and Bridge-
ton. The following schedule will be
observed: ; ,f .
BOAT SCHEDULE.
LV: N. Bern.
. 6:00 "
' 7:00' , .' ,
8:00 ' , '
' 9:00 "
10:10
11:00 '
12:00 t
1:00. ,
2:00 ,-
, 3:00
, 4:00
, 5:00 ,
6:00 -.
7:00 .'' ,
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B idgeton
6:30
, , 7:30
' 8:30 '
v" 9:30
10:30
. .11:30
. 12:30"
1:30
V 2:30
3:30
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CEOAR
lyiops
Makes it easy 'to clean .
those hard to get at
: places, and we will re
turn your ', money if
not satisfactory in ev-
" ery respect. -
iVeiK Bern Fur?
niture Company
The Home Furnishers ;
Correspondents are , urg
c ! to send us their names.
Vc desire the- name of ev
ery person v. ho is kind
cr.uh to send us an oc
c " nal letter giving the
, 3 cf his or her locality.
r ' 3 cf course does not ap
- to thos3 ,vl:o mke a
:l!c2 of .acccm: nyir
: letters with ' thur
t, Leave New Bern on the hour from 6
in morning to 7 , at night. Leave
Pridgeton on half hour from' 6;30 in
Morning to' 7:30 at night except
in afternoon boat will leave Brldgeton
at 4:15 so as to get the mail 'here in
time ior the train. !-. ' ,
WILL
CONDUCT DANCING
. 1 SCHOOL.
' It wil! be gratifying to the young pco
pie of New -Bern to know that an up-to-date
dancing school, where all. the
artistic dances will be taught is soon
to ? be: opened in this city . by Miss
Suzanne ' Martin ' who is a 'graduate
of the famous Charliff dancing school.
Miss : Martin will open her school
in the, early fall. X (Adv.) tf.
DRINKERS
OF BLUE MINERAL
WATER,
I am only charging for1 my time in
filling jugs for Blue . Mineral Springs
Water, and will fill two jugs for 25c,
if received at the same time. Send all
jugs to W.' D. Ipock, Askin, N. C
y. Mark your name and address on all
jugs sent, so I can deliver them back
promptly. ' 9-18 2 ti.
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In connection I. ' . corning
engagement in this uiy -f 1 hotnas
Dixon's latest paly, "'I he 'Leopard's
Spots," founded upon liis famous
book, it is interesting to note that his
new book, entitled "The Southerner,"
which came out this summer has scored
another big success for the distinguished
Southern author. . a ,
. His vnew novel deals with the ' life
of Abraham Lincoln, marking the first I
time the martyr-President has, ever
figured in fiction. It. is not generally
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thirty-fourth. In t. o
products ttie thirki
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THOMAS DIXQN I
knpwn that . Lincoln . was a Southerner
but Mr.. Dixon Brings- out the .fact
that he was born in Kentucky, though
reared in Illinois, : The (-author also
dwells upon the.' fact that Lincoln
was in sympathy with the South 'at
all times, i General Robert E.-'Leer'$s
also a character in the novel, so with
these twq great National heroes in the
same story, it is not surprising , that
'The Southerner" is another winner.;. j
' Mr. Dixon's dramatic .version vf
The . Leopard's Spots" will . be seen
at the Masonic lheatre on October
13, : under, his .personal., directions Kr
That cold day Is comlnft soon
We' have our heaters on display".
Come andplck them while the time
Is ripe. J. S. Basnlght Hardwane
Company, 67 South Front atreeh
CUTTING VENEERS.
Three - Methods . Are Used Sawing,
i 8 1 icing and the Rotary Cut. '.
Veneer is very thin lumber. The raw
materinl Is usually pun-baited In logs
of random leugths. Some are cut into
QtU'btti lind fn turn sawed into thin
sections eallefl sawed veneer. In other
uses the lous. after being steamed.
are xutivcd to sharp knlvtw. This riietH
id pi"oducta slkwi veneer. - ' Neither
of these processes is as : eiteusively
ised n h the third, the rotary cut,;a1-
taoulj . tur i ertiiippunwt.es they are
f tiiijiortnui-e. . " j
The atrm-ture of . the wood.tite size
if the logs and ttie use for wfUlb the
eneer Is ilivlgiipdMai'Kel.v determine
the proci'sH employed. Some fone.igti
wooda are very hmtl and. like soft do
mestic woodH Tbecotiifers. foriustan'-'e
often produce the-, best veneer when
sawed, while for other woods: the slic
ing met hod I preferred. .Where the
product is for tiii exterior tinlsti and
has to be selected and inutched ac
cording to the Hpure or grain., sawing
is the favorite met bod.
The rotary 'cut process is similar in
principle to the sUeinjf process.; Jh
Man Who Astounded V.'tsiey
His Knowledge of the E;bla.
One of the most astoulshins mriemon-
Ic feats on record is recorded by John
Wesley. "1 knew a man about twen
ty! years ago." writes Wesley, "who
was so thoroughly acquainted with the
Bible that if be was questioned as to
any Hebrew word In the old. or any
Greek word in the New Testament he
would tell, after a little pause, not only
bow often the -ode or the other oc
curred In the Bible, but also what it
meant Id every place. t His name was
Thomas Walsh. Such a master of
Bible .knowledge I never saw before,
and never expect to see again."
Walsh had a close rival in Macaulay,
who. according to James Stephen,
con Id rep wit "all DemostheneK by
heartland all Milton, as well as a great
part of the Bibla"
A strange Instance of freak memory
Is recorded in the case of a servant
girl In a Scottish manse. She was al
most 'Illiterate, yet when delirious In
fever, surprised those aroand her by
repeating lous passages of the Bible In
Hebrew. The kitchen where the gir)
spent bee evenings adjoined the min
ister's study. He was accustomed, to
read aloud. The girl bad' not under
stood or consciously taken heed of the
readlnc. vet her mind bad seized unon
add . stored the phrases. London
Chronicle.
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' v What English Means.
Mrs. fimlth What are yon reading,
John? M( Smith I am reading Her
bert Spencer's "Principles of Biology."
Mrs. Smith Whywhat what's that,
John? Mr, Smith Herbert Spencer's
"Biology.' Let me read you an ex
tracthis definition of life. : Listen:
"It consists of the definite, combina.
tlons of heterogeneous changes, but
simultaneous and successive, in com
binntlon with external coexistences and
sequences." ' - - k ? ?;
''Why, John, what In the world is the
man talking about? ;. ' '
?'I am astonished at vou.'Jane. Whr.
this Is the work of the great English
wlentlst" . - i
Ves.J know, but what Is he writing
about?" , : .
He Is defining life. 1 told you.' What
did " you suppose be .was writing
about?" '-''
"Good' gracious! I thought he was
rrying"to get a patent on a ciotnes-
borse;w-txmdon mBlta, '; ..
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-' ns ycu v;cuU ll!:s it, v.hy
ci Llo its f;:r::! 'irs hcr'?
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You will find just the things to give your dwelling a touch of luxury
without excessive cost.
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V Use the "Best"
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And feed the "Best'' PEOPLE. .
Tiie;Oceaii-.Gaie
R. E. LEE, Owner : : Morehead City, N. C.
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' Birds 8hot With Water. :
Shooting a humming bird , with the
smallest -bird shot made Is out of the
Question, for the tiniest seeds of lead
'would destroy his coat Too only way
in which the bird can be captured for
commercial putfjoees is to shoot him
with a drop of water from a blowgun
or a fine etTtfom a small syringe.
Skillfully i directed,' the water stuns
him. . He falls into a silken net and
before be recovers consciousness is
suspended; brer a. cyanide jar, " This
must be done quick lyv for if be comes
to his senses, before the cyanide whiff
snuffs out his life -he is sure to ruin
bis plumage in his strUKKles to escape;
Humming birds vary In size from spe
cimens perhaps half as , large as a
sparrow to those scarcely bigger than
a bee. .ff;vS' :..;';f: 1 v-i?
'.I,,-f'ftgi Rifled Firoarmfc'V'.;';
in , the South Kensington museum
are. several . wheel lock, muskets witb
rifled barrels made during the reign of
Charles l.v If not earlier. Such barrels
were, then, usually called "screwed.
Zacbary Grey in a note on "Hudibras."
part 1, canto 8. line S33. says, that
Prince Rupert showed bis skill as a
marksman- by hltrJmr twice In succes.
slon the vane on St Mary's Stafford
at sixty yards with a "screwed" plstoL
London Notes and Queries.
BIDS
WANTED FOR REPAIRING
t THE CITY HALL. ,
Bids ''will be received for r the next
ten days for repairing . and altering
the city building. ' 1
For further information ; apply-
the clerk, at the city hall. "
. , F. T. PATTERSON,
. , City Clerk.
to
D. G. SMAW
Successor to II. W. S.rn:r::n
. Funeral Director and
J Embalmer.
Office 68 Broad St. Res. 28 So F.St
Program: ' -At ' -Star
' . Theatre.Tcday
f'A PLAIN GIRL'S LOVE.Vf (SELIG.) DAMAl
'.-A very pretty love storyj full of heart throbr, and emotion. : :, ,
, ,f "A FIGHT TO A FINISH. ', (J ALEM.) s DRAMA. '
; Very exciting dramatical play, and interesting to the last drop. ' .'
' . "HIS NIECE FROM IRELAND." (LUBIN.)
:;A very good melo-drama, the kind of plot that -will appeal.
"THE NOISY SUITORS." (EIOCRAPII.) FARCE COMEDY.
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" .This one is great and you should see this on? by all means. A
The i management takes pleasure in announcing that beginning Monday
they will show at continuous matinee and 'evening performances, the world
famous Warner's Features. - These pictures are considered the very best that
can be procured. Consisting of three and four reels each, 1,000 feet of film to the
reel. , This will be a treat for our patrons iml id, for the puLlic has never wit
nessed these celebrated' feature pictures in any theatre ia New Bern before.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. .
Continuous evening performance, ;
ately after. 'Matinee starts daily 4 c'
The I . ' ons tf f e "STAR' i
'best nit.. "3 rff" '!' pictures."
A"n '.Y 1. ir.OOF.
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When You Build, Build With
: CLARK BRICK & TILE CO..
Clark, N. C, or call on V
GASKILL HARDWARE CO.
Local Agent,. ;. Phon?. 147: NewBern
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If not, come ia aiqtd let us t$ke it. The: time has
arrived when you can no longer get along .with
out the proper Fall and Winter Clothing. ;;
To be suitable it must be made for you.
, To be properly made, stylish, well-fitting and
- durable, we must make It for ' you. We are
ready.
F. M. Chadwlck Sri iS
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ycciis , wcr, f ; lnuiYiauauiy
more than; any other thing
, about her person. - If you
, want leather goods with
fimtmm,tic.i. 2immmnBC...Ko, i individuality and style as
well, come in and look at our offering;-and you will
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agree ' inai our assernuus uive our prices are more
rhfln mortpsr.
SAM K .EATON - - Optometriat
GET IT AT
CLARK'S
When purity Combines with Per-'
fection and Deliciousness then
competition must eventually
stand aside.
PH ::' WOl
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and1 Flower" of the
the "Fame
Candy Maker's Art.
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' Received fresh by E:-; i s
;.' v :A Weekly
The largest and fisn t V
Pipes in the City.
and Shapes. T '
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Weddinr? Gifts
s -In Sterling Silver
You'can be quite 'safe
in .choosing Sierling
q Silver as your gift to
h the bride
, ., In beautiy and refinement
, i in genuine quality and Jlast
'1 ins? service it is preeminently
appropriate, It also offers
i , great variety from ; whichy to
inalje your selection .
You will have , no difficulty
with our large stock - In find
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