An Important Feature
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. HOTELS
Personal
BUSINESS I HOURS.
We number as patrons of this
Institution a great many business '
houses which keep their accounts
with us mainly because they ob
tain prompt,' satisfactory service
and so express themselves., They
appreciate the fact, moreover that
we accord car eful con8ld era tion
to all business entrusted to our care.
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$ It is much safer to pay your bills with a check
man wnn money, uvery iarmer in mis coun
ty should have a bank account, no matter how
$ small;- -It is the only correct method of keep
9 . ing books. ; By having a checking account at
9 ' our. bank we keep your books for you in a fault-
less manner and free of expense. Your checks
9 , show you every, transaction, besides being a re
$ ceipt for every cent you pay out. Open an ac
$ count with us today and let us keep your books
9 foryou. 1 .-
1 The National Bank of
New Berne
j Four per cent. Paid on Savings and Timr De
J . , posits Compounded Quarterly .
2 Safe Deposit boxes for Rent
Gem Hotel.
D. B. Gaskill, Washington; Mrs. L.
Wallace, M. City; H. A. Stephens,
Oriental; J no. R. Barker & Wife,
Trenton; A. P. Lanceford, Rose Hill;
C. H. Parks, N. C; H. M. Roberts,
Balto.; Jas. E. Gaskill, City; J.' E.
Gillikin, Beaufort; E. V. Edwards,
N. C.
James Hotel.
- Leroy Harper, N. C; J no. P. Smiley,
Tenn.; G. M. Murphy, Memphis;
L. Bloomburg, N. Y.; C. D. Morris,
Norfolk; R. W. Poe, Norfolk; M. D.
Lane, N. C; H. A. Jarman, Jax.; E. C.
Harrell, Jax.; Wallace Smith, City;
David Morris, City; T. W. Brogden,
City; Joe Bush, City.
Gaston Hotel.
Chas. E. Warner, Jax.; A. C. Lang
ston, N. Y.; L. T. Gillette, N. C.
Mrs. A. A. Rettcrson, Boston; D. W
Johnson, Grifton; Geo. Scott, N. Y.
E. A. Rutto, Spartansburg; J. E
Ballard, Balto.; D. A. L'Esperance
Atlanta; C. E. Lever, Balto.; N. F
Scott. Va.; C. O. Wilcox, Chicago
O. M. Tull, Kinstoh; P. G. Alston
Louisburg, Pa.; J. D. Goodman, Va.
Gap Dicken, Raleigh; A. H. Mills
Rich.; J. F. Komp, City; W. N. Law
ton, Jax., N. C; Edgar S. Weaver
Arapahoe; Geo. D. Graham, Cincinnati
C. P. Fritschc, Rich.; Alf. Bucken
Raleith ; Mark A. Smith, Tuscon
Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Congdon, City
Miss Sarah Congdon, City; Mr. and Mrs
F. W. Feldman, City; H. B. West,
City.
Edgar S. Weaver, of Arapahoe,
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Ned Dclemar returned yesterday
from Oriental where he spent Sunday.
J. B. Fer bee arrived in the city
yesterday to attend to business matters.
T. D. Warren left yesterday for Kin
ston to attend to some professional
business.
J. B. Green left yesterday for Ply
mouth in the interest of the New Bern
Iron Works and Supply Co.
J. F. Rhodes left yesterday for a
short trip up State.
Jas Gaskill left yesterday for Wash
ington in the interest of the Hymin
Supply Co.
H. F. Hanks left yesterday for Washington.
J. H. Weddell left yesterday for Ra
leigh on an advertising tour in the in
terest of the Pepsi Cola Co.
Dr. C. W. Bilfinger, of Jacksonville,
arrived in the city yesterday for a few
days' stay.
W. M. Pugh left yesterday for More
head City on a short commercial trip.
J. R. Fox left yesterday for Raleigh
for a few days' stay.
JAS. A. BRYAN,. President
JNO. DUNN. Vice-President
GEO., H. ROBERTS, Cashier
W. W. GRIFFIN, Ant, Cashiet
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MhUft Sick Room Supplies
Have much to do with the speedy recovery of
.the patient. Some people are not familiar
with the many conveniences which are provid- -ed
. for: this purpose. .When anything is
: needed to add to the comfort of the sick,
consult us. , : : : :
Ice Bags. Hot Water Bottles, Bed Pans, Air Cushions.
Clinical Thermometers. " Cotton, Lint, Gauze, Bandages
-And numerous other things beneficial in the sick room.
Bradham Drug Co.
Oeanliness Is Next to Godliness
- - ' itSP0 is. always refresh.
ttSSrF ing particularly when it. is
' ySr1 v$"$ u kw qualities
-Vf : 1 MMmM riame.:(Our8;arid our
extracts too; are pure; no analysis, could : prove them
otherwise. Come in and inspect our surroundings
BERS OF NAVAL RESERVES
ENSIGN R. B. FULFORD OF &EW
BERN WAS IN ATTENDANCE.
Cilv. B. Croclle left yesterday for
Jacksonville.
D. M. Stanton left yesterday for
Beau fort.
E. H. Gorham left yesterday for
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Elizabeth City, N. V., Uec. 8. A I '"orencaci iy returning non.e.
court-martial was held here Saturday I
afternoon under the orders of the i M. McOaniel left last night for Beau
adjutant general of the State militia j fort for a fow (la's' v,s,t
to trv W. I. VV'inslow. a niomher of " "
Pif.t. n;: , v,.,..i I. n. wera ana rroi. n. d. iraven
upon the charge of disobedience and j have returned from Oxford where they
for resisting arrest when ordered toaUende1 the Methodist Conference.
attend the State inspection. The court 1
was held in the Armony hall on Water
street.
Lieutenant Commander C. L. Morton
of Washington was president of the
court. Lieutenant J. C. B. Ehringhaus
was judge advocate. Lieutenant C. DJ
Loan- of Plymouth, Lieutenant W. B.
Rodman, Jr., of Washington, Ensign
R. W. Small, of Washington and En
sign R. B. Fulford composed the
court. Lieutenant Commander W. A.
Worth of Elizabeth City represented
the defendant.
The trial was' concluded yesterday
after but the decision of the court
was not made public.
EPOCH MAKING REMEDY MADE
BY DR. JOHN D. BEAR.
His Emulsion Was Tested Four Year
Before It was Put on the Market.
Testimonials.
A wonderful remedy has benn dis
covered by" Dr. John D. Bear of Vir
ginia. There are testimonials after
testimonials, given by people who
have used this remedy and all say it
has proven to be a grand success .It
was experimented with for four
years before being put on the market,
during that time it ; effected some
great :ures. We believe it has come
to stay and be used as a remedy.
Everyone can rely on it to help
stamp out the ravages of the con
gumption germ, i If this remedy con
tinues to meet with such success it
will be a great thing for our coun
try as', the State of Virginia alone
lost 5,000 people last year from on
sumption, and 2.0,000 are reported to
have it now. V It was found out yes-
ter ; day that i :
have ordered a shipment of this
great remedy." We congratulate ur
druggist' on being so prompt.
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THE REVENUE CUTTER PAMLI
CO RETURNS.
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The " revenue : cutter ' Pamlico ' has
returned from a short cruise down the
sound and around the waters in this
section. 1
R. H. Whitehurst of Grand River,
Ohio, passed through the city last
night enroute to Gloucester.
C. L. Short left last night for an ex
tended trip up state in the interest of
the Texas Oil Co.
Deputy Collector Hull, of Kinston,
arrived in the city last evening and
was last night conferring with United
States Commissioner Charles B. Hill,
on official business.
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF.
Girls! Beautify your hair! Makes
soft, fluffy and luxuriant Try
the moist cloth.
Try as you will, after an application
of Danderine, you cannot find a single
trace of dandruff or falling hair and your
scalp will not itch, but what will please
you most, will be after a few weeks' use,
when you see new hair, fine and downy
at first yes but really new hair
growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine immediately dou
bles the beauty of your hair. No differ
ence how dull faded, brittle and scraggy
just moisten a cloth with danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair, tak
ing one small strand at a time. The
effect is immediate and amazing your
hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and
have an appearance of abundance; an
incomparable lustre, softness and luxuri
ancejthe beauty and shimmer of true
hair health.
Get. a 25c. bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store,, or
toilet counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any that it has
been neglected or injured by careless
reatment that's all.
CASTO RIA
, For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bean
trie
Signature of
ONE of the most important factors in successful saving is
the ability to stick right at it. Saving a little from all the
money that you receive will gradually accumulate a substaa
tial fund that will be available for business purposes or as a safe,
guard in case of misfortune. Business men and farmers can wall
afford to save a percentage of their profits and professional men,
women, salaried people, laborers, artisans and all classes of peo
ple, should provide for possible future needs by present savings
Th s bank accepts deposits of one dollar or more.
FOUR PER CENT. FOUR TIMES
PAID ON SAVINGS
INTEREST A yEAR,
New Bern Banking &
Trust Company.
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STAR
THEATRE
Qua'ity & Refinement
TODAY
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"THE CALL." VITAGRAPH.) SPECIAL 2 REEL FEATURE.
Featuring EDITH STOREY and E. K. LINCOLN, ",tus" of the
Vitagraph Co.
Aroused by the discovery of his wife's duplicity .mil his friend's
falseness, he seeks revenge. Their transgressions pave tin- way to
their own destruction. A very clever plot and splendidlv acted, in Iced.
"TOBIAS TURNS THE TABLES." (SELIG.) DRAMA.
A ,-eal romance of the army. Very interesting as well as amusing.
"FOOL LUCK." (KALEM.) FARCE-COMEDY.
A rip-roaring comedy which shows that everything comes to the
lucky.
"DECEIVING UNCLE ASA." (KALEM.) FARCE-COMEDY.
Another splendid comedy to make the evening a pleasant one.
TODAY'S PROCEEDS ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
GHENT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
PREMIUM DAY THURSDAY. GRAND PRIZE. VALUE
$20.00, 26 PIECE SET OF ROGERS GUARANTEED SILVERWARE
IN ADDITION TO OTHER PREMIUMS. COUPONS RECEIVED
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ELIG
IBLE AT DRAWING OF PREMIUMS.
COME TO THE "STAR" AND YOU WILL ALWAYS ENJOY
A REFINED PERFORMANCE AND A VERY PLEASANT EVEN
ING C rtinuous Matinee starts 3:30 p. in. Continuous evening perfor
mance starts 7:30
I have opened my toy store
on Pollock street opposite
Elk's Temple with a complete
line of all kinds of toys. Call
too see me.
C. J. McSorley
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