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We Pay Attention to the LITTLE things as Well as the LARGE Things
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ROBERT LOUIS STEVEN
SON'S "TREASURE
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K. P. Burger left yesterday for
Morehead City in the interest
of Amrour Packing Co.
1 If you bury your" money some one may SEE you or may
find it. You might die t without anybody t knowing of its
whereabouts. Mf you hide it behind a pictures under the car
pet, in a sugar bowl or the coal bin, a burglar can just come
and get it. That's' the burglars business. Study this pic
tureand you will hid yours in our Bank.
WE 'PAY- 4 PER GENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS
- AGGOUNTS- 4 TIMES A ' YEAR
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- A Professional or BuiTiies Man Is often Judged by the
appearance of bis office. In fact w will admit that a NICE
; TIDY, WELL-EQUIPPED Office alwaya reflects PROSPERITY.
The Filing System of Your Office it very mportant. It be- ,
hooves you to install the ' very best Filing - ices obtainable,
and, without a doubt, SHAW-WAt. . FILING DEVICES
v meet this requirement. A complete line of SHAW-WALKER
- Filing Devices, Desks, and Office accessories are to be found
at "THE HOME FURNISHERS" Store.
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One of the greatest stones
ever written is Robert Louis
Stevenson's "Treasure Island
There is not a school boy or girl
in New Bern who has not read
'this interesting story and wished
that they could see a dramatiza
tion of the book.
The Warner Feature Picture
Company have succeeded in se
curing a marvellous adaptation
of this great story of adventure
and today this three-reel subject
will be shown at the Star theatre.
Buried treasure is one of the
very foundations of romance,
This thrilling Warner's feature
follows Stevenson's original story
closely arid the. result is a stirring
production depicting the merry
life of a priate crew and their
hunt for buried treasure.
Billy Bones dies of apoplexy
at Mrs. Hawkins' inn, leaving
a sea chest which contains a map
of Treasure Island. John Silver
and his priate band endeavor
to get possession of the map
but fail. Mrs. Hawkins and her
son? John, set sail with Squire
Trelawney and Doctor Liversey,
to reclaim the treasure.
Silver and all of Flint's old
pirate crew manage to get aboard
the ship as sailors. ' 'Jim Hawkins,
the cabin boy, concealed in an
apple barrel, overhears silver plot
ting to seize "the; sriipvarid kill the
owner. The""' treasure hunters
escape by a small boat to the
old stockade and there repel
the - pirates in a fierce battle.
Later, Jim, wandering about the
Island, comes across Ben Gunn,
half-crazed, who , had . been left
on the island three years before
by the pirates.' Gunn has' found
the gold and piled it ' uin 'his
cave. For a 1 pieces of cheese,
he reveals 'it to Dr. Liverseyj
who then saves Jim's life; by
offering the useless map to the
pirates. They find the old treas
ure hole fjy the aid of the map,
but the treasure, is gone! They
turn on Silver and : Jim. Silver,
at bay, gives Jim a pistol, and they
shoot two of the pirates, - just
as the ; Doctor ' and Ben Gunn
come to their assistance and the
three remaining pirates . run for
theh lives. ' .
" The Doctor, Jim; and Silver
now ; go to v Ben . . Gunn's cave,
where they find the Captain and
the Squire and. the -treasure..
"Of ajl the tyew that sailed alive,
Not one came back of seven ty
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Mrs. C. Kd. Hancock returned
to the city yesterday after sever
al days visit at Beaufort.
Theodore Webb, of Morehead
;City, spent yesterday in the city.
! A. H. Stevens, of Oriental, was
! among the business visitors in
j the city yesterday.
S. W. Latham, of Olympia,
! spent yesterday in the city.
j Frank Piner left yesterday for
j Washington to attend to some
I commercial matters.
D. W. Williams left yesterday
for Norfolk summoned there on
account of the death of his sister,
Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick.
R. H. Wilson spent yesterday
in Beaufort.
J. B. Blades left yesterday for
Elizabeth City for a visit of sever
al days.
ASTORIA
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Qr. R. S. Primrose spent yes
terday in Morehead City attend
ing to some professional business
W. A. West left yesterday for
Wilmington to attend to some
business matters.
Edgar S. Weaver, one of Arapa
hoe's prominent citizens and mer
chants, returned home yesterday
after a visit in the city attending
to business matters.
Geo. Barfoot passed through
the city last night enroute from
Wilson to Morehead City.
W. H. Dixon, of Reelsboro,
spent yesterday in the city.
H. T. Lee, of Grantsboro, was
among the business visitors in
the city yesterday.
H. A. Reel, of Reelsboro, spent
yesterday in the city.
j S. W. Latham,,' of Olympia,
spent yesterday in the city at
tending to some business matters.
A. Stapleford, of Reelsboro,
was' among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
J. - W. 'Hooker, J of . Alliance,
spent yesterday in, the city. -'
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Ht J B.1 Ferebee spent, yesterday
in .'the city attending to some
business matters. ,v ' v -' '
Three Elements of Economy
In considering the various factors which
contribute towards the soundness and
strength of this institution, it becomes evi
dent that there are three elements in partic
ular which make the Peoples Bank of New
Bern one of the strongest banks in this
section of the State.
These three elements are rigid State laws
under which it is organized, large Capital
and.l' Surplus, and men well known for
their integrity and sound judgment.
CHATTANOOGAesPLOWS
CROP MAKERS
Burrus & Parker, Inc.
JOB PRINTING
DONE BY US IS THE ACME
OF HIGH QUALITY.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
FOR YOUR
SUNDAY DINNER
Corned Hams, Shoulders, Backbone, Spare Ribs
15c. per pound, the kind you have been paying
20c. for elsewhere
Stall Fed Beef, fit for a King, 15c. per pound.
As we have said before, just phone your order t
for anything you desire in the meat line, we
have it. .
A. CASTET
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lThe Home of BETTER MEATS for Less Money'!
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D. M. Stanton returned to the
city last night from a short trip
to Columbia and Mackeys. : -