Children Cry for Fletcher's
73
TAKE UP ENGLISH CUSTOM
Serving of Afternoon Tea Has Becom
General With American (ioikmw
Repast Made Simple.
1 f r TT
ixum
1 M )
the Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the eigrnatnre ot
jf and has been made under his per-
jfjBf . gonal supervision since its infancy.
X&t&jrTcbZc&M; Allow no one to deceive you in tins.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good " are but
Experiments that triiie with and endanpr the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against fcxperinieitf.
What is CASTORIA
fontains neither Opium, Morphine nor o(Mr Narc
Stenee. Its age is its guarantee. ."nJe
and allavs Feverishness. For more than thirty years It
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, AVind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
KaSnea!' i regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, givinff healthy and natural -sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
4fA
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have AIysci5Uflht
Tiio niidtnm of aervinff tea has bfr
almost as sreneral with Ameri
cana nowadays as with their Englisn
relatives. The difference in large
ctties especially la that tea hour Is
frequently spent at fashionable tea
rooms or hotel restaurants, u ne vari
ous occupations or pastimes which afr
trart wnmen to the shopping districts
or the theaters in the same neighbor
hood incline women to "drop in" for
light refreshment near where they
chance to be. At the large hotels mere
is likely to be a table set wltn lempir
lng confections, spun sugar baskets
and flowers that delight the eye, wnuo
the pastries are displayed.
In the home the matter of serving
tea for the family group or the casual
caller Is a simple hospitality easy to
adopt With a tea kettle and an alco
hol lamp the beverage may De orewea
in a few moments. Lemon, sliced, and
loaf sugar are the general accompani
ments, and only wafers that may be
bought need be added. It Is considered
better form nowadays not to serve
hearty or "mussy" dainties for callers
wearing gloves.
The daintiness ol appointments ia
essential. A large mahogany or wicker
tray, In lieu of a silver one, holds the
service, which is brought into tne room
Rt. the time of serving. Small stands
with two or three shelves for holding-
as many plates of crackers or bonuona
nr a convenience for serving, ix is
also good form to use small linen 01
damask napkins smaller tnan are useo
tnr limrhpnn or breakfast. Ihese may
be hemstitched or scalloped and are in
the best style when ornamented with a
small embroidered initial.
In fittinc lenses its necessary!
to "Hit a very small target."
Most anyone can hit a barn.
J. O. Baxter, Jeweler and up-tician.
North Carolina, Craven County.
In the Superior Court.
C. I.. Spencer vs. Timothy Horner.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION'.
WORN UNDER THIN C'-0USES
Dainty Accessory Made on the Line
of the Old-Fashloned Corset cover,
No Longer In Favor.
Pennsylvania An
thracite Pocahontas Lump
land Steam Coal.
rYard Foot of Cra
ven Street.
IHOLLISTER &C0X
hPhone :
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX.
Havine Qualified as administratrix
f tli Estate of I. VV. Moore, de
ceased, late of Craven county, North
Carolina this is to notify all persons
havina rlaims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 3rd day
of lanuarv. 1915. or this notice wil
hr. nlearied in bar of their recovery.
'All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
MRS. I. W. MUUKb,
Administratrix
Wi JWn N. C.
This 3rd day of January, 1911.
MINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
1 Hardware
AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
By virtue of an execution directed
to the undersigned from the Superior
Court of Craven county in the above
entitled action. I will, on the nrst
Mondav in February, 1914, it being
the second day. at 12 o'clock m., at
tlu- court house door of said county,
... i - i I f..- .c.K
sell to tlie nignest oiuucr im .--"'
to sati.-fy said execution, all the right
titlp :nul interest which the said de
fendant has now or has had heretofore
in the following described real estate
to wit:
All that certain (ract or parcel ol
laud lvint and being in No. 7 Township,
Craven county, at or near Kiverdale
station, bounded as follows:
Bei;iunine at Martha Allen s upper
.. r
comer, in the right ol way on me
A. & N. C. Railroad, running trom
thence southwestwardly along this old
line of Turkey and Cannonj line, to
his corner, in Laura Ricks line, thence
northwardly with a line of land tormer
Iv beloneincr to Timothy Horner, to a
corner in Clifford Simpson's line, thence
eastwardly along Clifford Simpson's
line to the riuht of way to the A. & N. O
Railroad, thence southwardly along the
riuht of wav of the A. & N. C. Railroad
to the bet-inning, containing four
:,rrps more or less, being the same land
described in a deed from J. J. VVoklen
den and wife to Timothy Horner, re
corded in Book 170, page 594.
This the 16th day ol December
1913.
R. B. Lane,
PAINTS, OILS AND
' VANISHES
American Field
Fence
F W. SMALLWOOD
n
f. Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of N. H. Street, deceased,
late of Craven county, N. C, this is to
notify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exniDit
them to the undersigned at New Bern,
N. C, on or before the 24th day of
Dtcenber. 1914. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate win
olease make immediate payment.
This the 24th day of December,
1913.
N. H. Street, Jr.,
Administrator
12-24.
There are a number of dress acces
sories which a clever woman can put
together with her own nngers wnicn
win Bmarten a wardrobe wonderfully
things which are very costly it
bought In the store. Among tnese are
th f&ncv under waists made on the
lines of the old-fashioned, tight-fitting
corset cover. These under waists are
very necessary with thin blouses, and
not only must they be very decorative,
tin annnort as well, as flimsy nel
and chiffon blouses demana someming
to cIva line to the figure.
ThPHfl smart waists are maae ot
ttoavr coarse net. and bones are set in
a casing at the seams. They reach Just
in tha waist line. Although tne reaay
made ones come without sleeves, one
may add the little sleeve cap which is
so useful in disguising the presence of
Hin shield.
Triah lace is a favored trimming to
outline of the neck, and is set in me-
rtoiiinna across the shoulders ana
bust. They may be made of heavy
hnrohfirs' linen trimmed with cluny or
torchon lace. Others may be em
broidered In eyelet design, iney
should fasten in front.
FlowerS
CUT FLOWERS Designs of any kind,
Corsage Boquet from "Hammond"the
largest and best Florists in the South.
Mrs. Gertie Matthews, Local Rep
resentative, 93 Craven St.
210fhonel9
2nd Notice to
Taxi Payers
Your, state, and county
taxes are now past due.
This is positiuely the last
notice.-. Your, personal prop
erty or real estate will be
Isvleti . on an early- date;
please call at once, settle
the stri'e,' and save treble
and cost. This means, yen.
n.B.LATiS!:eriIl
Planing Mill
Now in Ooeration
Rough Lumber any size
and length at prices cheap
as the cheaoest good qual
itj and prompt delivery is
my motto, will oe pieasea
tn hid on anv bill of Lum
ber large or small call or
Write
E. W. Simpkins
GOWN FOR THE DEBUTANTE
I Nothing Could Be More Appropriate
Than This Dainty Afternoon i-took
of Shadow Lace.
Thn nnirit of youth with Its elusive
i charm has been the inspiration of the
designer ot wis
dainty afternoon
frock of shadow
lace. Bodice and
skirt are worn
over a white slip,
the sleeves are
left transparent
The bodice is ex
tremely plain, hav
lng for sole trim
ming a double frill
"val" lace edging,
running directly
down the center
front and held by
a row of pearls.
The elbow sleeves
have a narrow
ruffle of lace, as
finish, joined to
the sleeve by one
seaming, and the
nnck Is finished by
a narrow lace-edged collar of fine
batiste. The skirt has a triple flounce
of the lace. Girdle and neck bow are
of soft white satin.
i 1
One
Cent a
Word
THE JOIRNAI'S
WANT COLUMN
Cash
With
Order
Worms the Cause of Your Child's
Pains.
A foul, disaifreealik' breath, !;irk
ir.-l.-s around the eves, at time iVvtr-
ish. with emit thirst; check- Hushed
and then pale, abdomen swollen with
harp cramping pains are all indications
f worms. Dont let your child sutler
Kickapoo Worm "Killer will give
sure relief il kills the worm while
l :. ff,..-i -.r.-a ilv 1" t he
IS il Vl.,ii
health of your child liy removing the
lannerous and disagreeable tifect ol
worms anil parasites from the system.
Kickanoo Worm Killer a- a in-aim
producer should be in e ei household
Perfectly safe. Buy a bo I. 'day.
Price 25c. AH Druggist's or by mail.
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co., Phila.
or St. Lotus.
FOR SALE Fresh lioine-made
orange mann.tld.K-, trapi-fruit
marmalade, kunKitat jelly and
preserves, kiimquat butter, nuava
jelly. Apply t Mrs. T. W.
Broaden. 14 1-2 Pollock street.
Thone 87a. 1-30 1 wk.
SMALL farm for rent, on Xeuse
road, at fork of Kellair road,
miles from town. Twenty acre
i i -. i - i
eared, uoo.i ihiikiiiii;. r.. .-a.
.aticasier or (",. 1). D.iil, New
Jcrn. 1-2'' 4 ti.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ilavinr aualificd as administrator
f the ette of Wm. B. Green, drcsased,
late ef Craven county, N. C, this is to
notify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at New Bern,
N. C. on or before the liret day ol
December. 1914. or this notice will be
! lJ : l- rx( ittU'tr rivniinrvi All
JlCrtUCU 111 Li. "ifi""-"
persons iiulebtcilto said estate will
please make it. .mediate p.-.y iii. m .
This the 1st day of December, I'M
). K. Armistead,
Administrator.
V v r i i. Attornev. 12-2 ,U dys
FOR RENT Four room house
.5 acres land, Neuse road, 1 1-2
miles Irom cuv. Only i-o.u.) a
month. Ceo. I). Hail, New
Bern. 1-2J 4 ti.
Electric
Bitters
Made A Nw Man Of Him.
"I was BuiTering from pain ia my
stomach, head and back," writes H.
' P A larnn
liyef and kidneys did not work right,
b':i four Dottles oi xiecirio dhw
...;ida n?6 feel like a new man."
oaioc tn rTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
You read about the symptoms
of eve strain. That's easily told.
Correcting the Strain? lhats
different. J. O. Baxter, Jeweler
and Optician.
YOU WILL Mi YOUR
CLOTHES
If You Have Them Cleaned and
Important
Change
? Effective lannarv l.?tli and with
Train No. 16 leaving New Hern 12.30
a. in. January :14th. 1914, the present
Pullman Sleeper Car Line now operated
tipfmpon f.r.lflcborn and Norfolkfwill
be2cnanged on theJabove date to
New Bern and Norfolk Line.
Passeneers may ocenpv car at New
Rem northbound anv time after 9:00
p. m., eflective January 13th, passen
vers mav remain in sleeper at New Bern
j -. g.
until 8:00,a. m. effective January ,13th.,
first car leaving Nortolk January ltli
9:00 D. m.lFor futher information
apply to T. H. Bennett, Union Ticket
Agent, 'phone 737. t-sSl
E. D. Kyle, Traffic Manager, Nor
folk, Va'fi-i
. S. Learl, C.encral Passenger A-
gent.
FOR RENTTWO rooms, newly
iirnished in desiralile location.
For information apply at Journal
d'lice. Only men need apply.
1-29 3 ti.
ROOMER wain -.1. Coo,! !o, .-
lion. Due Mm k from I .Ik, '1 t-.n-
)le. App!' Pollock .-treel.
1-2S 6 li.
FOR RENT - A modern seven
room buildinu with all comenien-
ces. No 8 Griffith street. Per
manent tenant desired. Apply
to Dr. G. A. Gat on. 1-28 tf.
-Repaired By-
SOL L1PMAN
Phone 733 76 S. Front St.
OPPOSITE GASTON HOTEL
DR. EMUETT
NOTICE Wood. wood. Drv stove
wood. For quick service 'phone 273.
Big Hill, the Shingle Man.
FOR RENT Desirable rooms for
light housekeeping, No. 1 Bladesjaven
ue. tf.
ATTENTION Book-keeping work
wanted, systems installed, changed
from single to double entry, work
guaranteed. Address "B," care of
Journal. tf-
FOR RENT Two story modern home
with 30 to 60 acres of land, withi
one mile of New Bern, suitable for
trucking or any kind of farming. C. D.
Hradham. 1-16 2 wks.
(SXSXJ
Phone :: 174
-FOR
Granulated Sugar 5c. per 11).
Cranberries 20c. per qt.
Frankfurt Sausage
and All Pork Sausage
V. M. D.
Veterinarian
Hospital for Animals 103
East Front St. New Bern.
N C. Office phone 455,
Residence Phone 912.
A niitrk-aetine. Dowerful nut
cracker patented by a Texan may be
clamped to a table, a lever pressing
Jaws squarely together.
The value of the grindstones and
riulDBtones Droduced in the United
States last year was the greatest In
the history of the industry.
A rabbit eannlnK factory has beeu
started in Arcentina in the hope of
ridding some portions of the couutry
of a pest in a profitable way.
THE proper thing to do whenever you
want a good cook, a cozy room a lirt
class stenographer, book-keeper, sales
man or clerk is to let a Jo irnal "WAN 1"
AD" get it (or y. They are easy
to write and easy to m lor.
11 TTift law crives the
finder no title to lost
property until he has
made a "reasonable
effort -to find the
owner.
0 The reasonable effort
is to aavemse u ra
tKe"LostandFoundM
tlumnl AbrJy the
go
ule.
Careful Manicuring.
When the nails have grown auflll-
cently long to be filed It Is necessary
that they be treated carefully ana
arnntlT for oulte some time. In order
that the tender cuticle and nails are
not broken during the work. A small,
thin, flaxihle file should be used in
filing, and I would advise a girl who Is
trying to rejuvenate her nngers to
use only home made preparations on
them.--''
if the flnrnr n&lla will break in spite
f nil that la being done for them.
they should then be anointed thickly
&t nleht with the following panel
OrKwiimrtflr of an ounce of pistaohe
on, eight grains of fine table nit.
eight and a quarter grains eacn, m
twwif amiA main and alum and SO
grains of white wax! melt the wax
over a water bath, then fltlr In the oil.
ramoTe from the bath and beat in tne
powders, which should bare been pre
rionsly .sifted together.
' "Tunno" PattlooaV
Quite the newest thing in the pettJ-
coat line is the Tango." It is made
ot two widths, the seams at the sides.
lj.C.fllST
WANTED F.very window and every
door in every house in the city pro
tected auainst the cold weather that t-
now upon us, by installing our Rubber
Weather Slips, a sure preventive.
Reduces your fuel bill which is a lar-e
item. (all us. will explain. T.iT-on
.Lumber Mi's. T! ,n..- 1 l
1-1.5 ,i k.
i'OR RENT Deir.i!.l. ollic-s to let
over l!ra'!han's Uro.ul -ne.-i dr u; store.
11 lacin- tlu-sir :. l Lub.ink,
(i5 llro:n! r.-. I , t il ' . 1-7 .?u l.
New Spring Percales
in all the light stripes-
-Hackburn's
The latest in White
Crepes'at Haekburn's
THOUGHTS TO LIVE UP TO
It Is a great thing in times of
trial to have merged In some re
spects our private interests in the
greater interests of the common
life. Horsfall.
Reflect upon your present bless
ings, of which every man ias
many; not on your past misfor
tunes, of which all men have some.
Charles Dickens.
We are never more like God than
when we are doing good. Calvin.
I am glad to think
I am not bound to make the world
go round;
But only to discover, and to do
With cheerful heart the work that
God appoints.
Jean Inge-low.
KOR RENT d.-i. able ,., for ;.-n-
llcmeu, best l.-v.iion, H--'h ' 'P!i-cie
Kea.-onalle. J- Rolh-ck Mr.-.-t.
'Phone 1-4 ti.
FOR RENT Desirable room,
near business section, privilege
of bath and 'phone. Call 'phone
730.-a
ICOAL
White Calton Crepes
in plain and plaids at
flackbnrn's
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general trengthenln tonic,
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC,drWe out
MalarU.enriche the blood, build up the uton
A true Tonic For adults and childrei Ma
DEFINED
Chaperons Between two fires.
Wife One who always believes the
worst.
Lorers Eres Magnifying glassest
hssbands eyes mlorosoope.
gob A sovnd made hr women, ba
bies, tenors, actors and drunKea men.
Smart Bet
FACT AND FANCY I
Bpeoulatioa leads to peentattlon.
Just received a Barge Load
of Peertsylvania Anthracite
Free Burning
Furnace, EGG,
Stove, Nut and
Pea coal : : :
We ilia ve on hand at all
times Solint and Lump Col
for the grate and stove; al
so the very best Pocahon
tas steam coal.
ELL I S
COM. AND WOOD YARD
Union Point,' Phonel47
silt to the knee.