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1 OOAT la the best day for com- menclng to Improve. Each gay make the task - harder. Cicero spoke : truthfully wherf he declared; "Men are like wine; age scan the bad and improve the food." ' r " - DISHES. WORTH TRYING. ' J When there is a little stewed corn ' or creamed forn left from dinner, a . good supper or breakfast dish may he vnailo nf it Tnnat atirna nf hrAnd. hilt- ;ter well and pour over the seasoned : - euro. oerve Tery uuu reao way uo be j na T. , served the sameway. " - Custard Pudding, Line ' a baking dish with slices of sponge cake, make ' a custard of a quart "of milk and the 'yolks of tout eggs, one-half a cup ot U; sugar and flavoring to taste..- Pour ; the custard Into the baking dish "over . the cake. Beat the whites of the eggs stiff and sweeten with four .tablespoon- j . - fuls . of powdered sugar; spread over, j . the topof the - custard when it is nearly. baked. Brown the meringue and serve . cold, f the custard is . cooked before putting Into the dish '.. ' the browning of the meringue Is all 1 tne beat needed. , , , v i ' Beef en Casserole- Broil a two-Inch slice of steak until brown ;on both ides, then lay In a casserole with two j r.cupa of rich brown, sauce; add three i onions cut In halves, two tablespoon fuls of melted butter and a tablespoon' I t,ful of lemon juice. Put on the cas. j erole, cover and set in a moderate j t oven for twp or three hours. Serve; - with salt, pepper and a bay leaf while cooking. ... - Orange Pudding-Mbisten a cup of f : bread crumbs with as much -milk as . . they -will absorb. Beat the yolks of - four eggs with- the; whites of two, add four tablespoonfuls of sugar and the grated "yellow rind of an orange. Stir f all together, then, fold in the beaten U .whites, of the eggs, and steam In a , ' well buttered mold two hours." Serve : '-with 4 1 . v: - ' - I' - i' Orange Saucer Mix one and a half . - tablespoonfuls of cornstarch 'with one - cupful of sugar and stir It IHto a pint ' of boiling water; cook until it thick- - ens, and then add two tablespoonfuls of butter and a half cupful of orange " Juice.' " i Chocolate Fudge With Raisins. - Two cupfuls of sugar, a half cup of . milk, a third of a cup . of sirup, a square of chocolate and two table spoonfuls of butter. Cook together until a soft hall is formed in cold water; add a' half cupful of chopped raisins and a few pecans, broken in bits. - Stir until thick, pour out into a greased pan and mark oft in squares. 7?Uuj TtcoXC-. FRIVOLOUS word, a sharp ''!' A flash from a passing cloud, Tw' hearts are scathed to their Inmost xre ashes and lust forever more ' v- Two faces turn to the crowd Masked with pride with a life-long lie " 'To bide the scars of that agony. .. . ; 'MEALS FOR A DAY. For a good breakfast there Is noth- lng more wholesome - than .a bit .of fruit; a half of .a grape fruit Or or ange or an apple to make a good be- ginning. ' During the cold weather, after a ' small dish of oatmeal well cooked and served with - good top milk or thin creamtwo or, three griddle cakes, a piece of bacon or a small ball of sau-1 ; sage and a- cup of' coffee will make I , . ii. 1 V... 4tr.i LA person, t " uu" " " 'COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO - If the noonday meat is a dinner, we trill have a srood noun of some kind. , either a clear broth' with rice, or a- vegetable Boup. For the meat dish try ' i a pot roasts wun prunes. r is very 7 common, but it Is Tery good. ; . T . Add a pound of well washed prunes to the meat while cooking, and remove. , them and add a little seasoned vinegar 1 to them, and serve with the meat. 1 : For a vegetable that is nice to serve . with the roast, . onions- stuffed- with bread crumbs and nuts . and basted while cooking with butter and water. f French dressing or ft little' chopped apple and celery served on lettuce makes a good substantial salad. " : - Apple pie and cheese, the cheese grated and sprinkled over the top of fthe pie and set in the oven to melt, is & good tloBgert-- ' , .''' .. If one doshes a simple one that Is trior easily -prepared, there Is always Canned fruit and small cakes' and cookies, which, with a cup of tea, is a dessert nice'enotir, 'for "anybody". .... Emereencv Fl ;!f-ji--Toast r stale cake. sCrend with r'-efirvea and cut slices t' f I " ' t "V, i 1 f ( r li m! "l f t. i. t ;. u t i f ira of ( nJ vorel 1 uft ; 4-t . 1 1 i el 3 t Ur.ceda Clccult ' Nourishment fine ; fla '3 - vpr -purity crispnesa wholesomeness. All r-i for - j- ; cents! in ; the -moisture-proof package, ? Round, ' thin, tender ' ' with a delightful flavor , appropriate forlunch ' eon, tea and dinner. io cents. Graham Crackers , A food for every day. Crisp, tasty and strengthening. Fresh ' baked and fresh de livered, xo cents. - Buy biscuit baked by NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Always look for that name J Local Markets As Quoted by The New Bern Produce Co. Irish Potatoes at $2.65 per bag. : Sweet Potatoes at SOc, bu. . Green Cabbage at $1.25 per bbl. Rutabagas at 99c. per 100. Onions at $3.25 perbag. Lettuce at $1.25 5to $2.00 per basket. Kale at iQg. per basket. ' Quotations from the Coast Line Market. Beef at 9c. per pound. Porkat 9c. per pound. ggsat 24 c.per dozen. -Turkey at 17c per pound. : Chickens at 50c. to 90c. per pair, 'l Geese at $1.30 per pair. . i Ducks at 85c. ' per pair, y Hides at 10c. per pound. (Dry Flint Hides at 14c. per pound. Salt Hides at 1 2c. per pound. A lull line of Wash silks in pretty stripes qI ItV1lliri1C CI jUttl-IVUUi U3 , , , f j s. : sfl . ' ' . , Saved Girl's t . '. ""I want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re ceived from the use of, Thedford's Black-Draught," writes Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Oifton Mills, Ky. , - ; ''It certainly - has no equal for la grippe, bad colds, liver and stomach troubles. I firmly, believe Black-Draught saved my little girl 's life." When 'she . had the measles, 4hsiir iirAnf -Sm . fi ao- aha -! 1M?a r4 'Tr-ia-rf frrl'o 111V J TV Villi..: 411 VIA llylf VUI UllV UlVaL UVOW VI A UVUIV1U O mm Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no1 2 more trouble. J shall never be without" - - S THEDrORD'S L n i la my if ome. " For constipation, Indigestion, headache, dial- hesi m'alaiia, chills: and fever, biliousness, and all similar- q ailments, Thedford's Black-Draught has proved Itself a safe, ( 1 re!fctble,ient!3 end valuable remedy. r , Jl yea $":tX'zzi cny cf these complaints, try Black-Dr-";'.t It b a r.c:c!r.3 cf known merit ? Seventy-five j-crn cf tf zrS.i cj:zz::z freves its value. -Good for - - ' - Trr - -' i v::rr l.ere. Price 25 cents, H;:mcai;:.iil : get co;.li;;g STATION BEAUFORT, WILMINGTON AND SOUTHPORT TO BE INVESTI GATED BY COMMITTEE Washington,' D." Cl; March H. Be fore the-Government decides upon a coaling station which .. is soon to be established on the - Atlantic coast, Southport, Wilmington and : Beaufort will be visited by a committee to see whether one of these places would not be the best location for such a station. The" fact that the harbor of refuge which will be established at Cape Lookout, is so near to these North Carolina towns will be in favor of North ..Carolina securing the station. . Senator Overman has introduced a resolution calling for an - investigation by a committee of Southport, Wil mington and Beaufort. The junior Senator believes either one of these cities is better located for a coaling station than, any other place yet men tioned. Senator Tillman wants Char leston to get the much sought prize. SCHOONER LOST Captain and the Crew Were Saved. Cargo Steam Coal. Norfolk, March 11 A cable from Kingston, Jamaica, announces that the three-masted schooner Laura M. Hunt, Captain Johnson commanding which sailed from Norfolk for Jackson ville on February 10 last, with cargo of steam coal, was lost at sea and her master, his wife, infant daughter and six men who composed the crew had been landed there by the steamer Wil demere, which took them off the schoon er in mid-ocean. The Laura ran into the fierce storm which did so much damage off this soact about the first of the month and was badly battered, losing her boats ahd leaking sharply. It became appar ent that she could not long be kept afloat and theefore when the Wilde mere hove in sight signals were set and the rescue followed. The schooner which was owned in part by her master, in part by S. P. Blackburn, of New York, and carried 813 tons of coal, was valued at " 16,00 and was partly insured. She was to load pitch pine at Jacksonville for St. John, N. B. SAWED TO DEATH Employe of Lumber Plant Near Lumberton Killed Yesterday. Lumberton, March 11 Zore Wilson, a white man about 50 years old, w&s killed at the plant of the Long Branch Ginning and Lumber Company, five miles south of here, today about 1 o'clock. The unfortunate man slipped and fell across a cut-off saw and was so badly injured that he died almost instantly. Wilson leaves a widow and five children. COTTON MARKET (By G. W. Taylor & Sons.) Middling, 12 3-8c: Strict Middling, 12 5-8c. Good Middling, 12 7-8c. Low Grades, 10c to 12c. Receipts yesterday 100 abales. Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONICdriies out Malaria,enrichea the blood, builds up the LYstem, A true Tonic For adults and children COo COMING NOXON'S HIPPO DROME SHOW-BENEFIT RIVER SIDE HOSE WAGON COMPANY. WILL EXHIBIT AT THE COR NER OF AVENUE A, AND GRIF FITH STREETS WEEK MARCH 16 TO 21. 3-10-10ti. o o o o lei - o D O o o D mn BARGAINS in My Entire Line of Bicycles con slating of COLUMBIAS, RAMBLERS, RACYCLES, IVER JOHNSONS and other makes at following: CUT PRICES $73 COLUMBIA Chainless fully equipped $60 $50 COLUMBIAS, fully equip ped.. $40 $50 RAMBLERS, fully equipped $40 $50 RACYCLES, fully equipped $40 $50 IVER JOHNSONS, fully e- quipped. $40 $45" SEMINOLE, fully equipped $35 $40 ECLIPSE, fully equipped $30 By fully equipped I mean with best grade of handle bar, pedals, sad dle and tires, with mud guards and lamp and bell. Why buy a Bicycle of UNKNOWN quality when you can buy one of STANDARD quality for same price i .1 THE SPORTING GOODS MAN, 91Mldle Street. 'Phone 253. Quality - Not Quantity Hackburn Timely Suggestions We can handle to advantage any requirements in Insurance such as FIRE, LIFE, Accident Burglary, Plate Glass, Live Stock, etc. aed will thank you for your business. Also have several good homes and desir able building lots for sals. W. G. BOYD F.M.Simmons A.D.Ward SIMMONS & WARD 4ttnrneys and Councellors at LAW Rooms 401 and 404 Elks' Temple NEW BERN, : : N. C. C. A. YORK ATTORNEY AT LAW ROOM 404 ELKS' TEMPLE J. HON WILLIAMS ATTORNEY AT LAW 126 MIDDLE ST. NEW BERN, : : : N. C. R. A. NUNN ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice in the counties of Craven, Carteret, Pamlico, Jones, and Onslow and in the Supreme and Federal Courts. Office 50 Craven St. Phone 97 New Bern, N.C. YOU WILL SAVE YOUR CLOTHES If You Have Them Cleaned and : Repaired By s SOL L I P M A N Phone 733 76 S. Front St. -OPPOSITE GASTON HOI EL FreshDromedaryDates and Date Nut Butter at Dackburn's. V. M. D. Vetrinarian TTnsniral for - Animals : in rear of Sledge GarageSouth Front Street. New Bern, in. C. Office next" to Davis Drui Store Phone 776 Res DR. E.G.HARGETT 9 H.W.MMMttlwW OtOMfMO p BOURDELAIS J 1 SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1:1 Cof. Hancock and New Sts. IS VAT V HI riano, violin, winain- m iii struments. ih :l Voice Culture, French, : Expression. ll gj Rates upon Application Hi TELEPHONE 722 rilie lilLUlUllU Our Automobiles are al Cleaning and Repairing ways waiting your call c m mmiiiifi PROMPT SERVICE 3. N. LllADVVItK REASONABLE RATDS 25 Hancock Street. E 174 -FOR- Tub Butter - 35c. lb. Granulated Sugar - 5c. lb. Best Lard - 15c. lb. Japanese Rice - 4c. lb. H.G.ARMSTRONG PHON tTOTR PRINTING IEo eL 45PoUockSt . Phone 50. New Bern, - N.C. r-1 IF YOU WANT IT NOW Call 261 Duffy Grocery Company All Pork.Sausage Sliced Bacon Prepared Ham AUTOMOBILE BY DAY HOUR TRIP RE.GULAR TAXI CAB SERVICE AUTO TRANSFER CO. 61 South Front Street PHONE 765 You Get The BEST photogrSphy -AT- 8& Oxley Studio i 133 MIDDLE ST. I i 1MB Co. tt-831 idence phone 992 ;
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