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V. One of the "SWEETEST STORIES EVER TOLD" that
Will make .your heart pulsate. with that feeling of emotion i
that will suprlse you indeed.
- THe plot of this splendid feature Is well laid by its au-.
nun io wenei inusi oeauiuui. i ne costumes most - 3
elaborate, being : the kind used by the Dutch 'years ao. - - 11
Produced by an a.11 "STAR" cast and fnust be seen to b , Jt
ttppreciaiea. f. v
' 'r In addition, to, this feature - we - have four
j:ST2';.lN TIME FOR WORK" .
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ABOUT
Dock Hurtt has returned home from
the A and M Collage to spend the hum
mer. - T-
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C. p. Canfield of Morehead City, Z . , ' "j. .
. ltr -y- TONIGHT' AT -
yesterday at-', COMING H II T III T DA DIT
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u'i"ii i ,. iiiiit.
V Hon. T. W., Bickettwho delivered an
address at the closing exercises of the
local high school Monday night, lefr
yesterday morning for Wilmington, i-
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S. W. Ferebee, left yesterday morning
for Stonewall. j - .
WINKY;WILLIE'S TELEPHONE CREEE"
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THE BETURN OF PETER BLUM "
IS- (LUBIN) -..-
"A VILLAGE SCANDAL'
I (COMEDY)
F, Xf. -'Moni-i
ing for Spencer.
left yesterday morn-
-J- J- TOIso'n, Jr., I aft
ternoon for Goldsboro.
A. F,. Bunting left yesterday after
noon Tor a business visitjf'to Philadelphia.
T. J. Whitehead, of Lynchburg, Va.,
spent yesterday in the city attandine
to business Enfetters.
was a
Dr. Ernest W- Dunn. Mt voctonlav
morning for a professional business vuit j RIVERSIDE
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business visitor tn the d.j'..
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VHlia'm H. Bain, left last night for
Goldsboro.
H. W. Simpson, a former rpcirlont
I of Niw Bern but who now resides in
is ln tne city attending
business.
to
' "COMING FRIDAY ?TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM"
(IN. FIVE. PARTS), v. THE . MASTERPIECE " OF , MOTION
PICTURES FROM THE BOOK BY A. T. ARTHUR.
t ' IF ' ITS , "QUALITY", AND NOT "QUANITY" YOU
; PESIRE YOU WILL NEVER BE DISAPPOINTED AT THE -
siAK inn, hume or UUQU PICTURES AND PER
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ltd Washington, N. C
C. D. Blades, left vesterdav
for Philadelphia by way of Wilmington
i where he will spend a few days.
' '-' Miss Jordan, who has been teaching
I In the graded school, left for her home
lia Bennettsvllle, S. C. yesterday morn
ing.
' Mrs. Madie Moore, and Miss Lena
Steven returned! home to Oriental
I after a visit to the city.
CLUB
CITY
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BEAUTIFUL
MEET
CAPTAIN CRAPON DEAD
End Came At His Home On
lock Street Last Night
Pol-
, Sta'n George M. Crapon died at
his home, Xo. twelve Pollock street,
last night at the age of seventy four
years. ,-.
The funeral services will be conduc
ted from Christ Episcopal church tihi,s
afternoon at 5 o'clock by Rev. B. i F.
Huske. The interment will be made
ln Cedar Grove cemetery. i
Captain Crapon is surviv.d by
wite, one son C. M. Crapjn and two'
daughters Mrs. J. R. Garrell and Mrs.
D. W. Roberts. j
Captain Crapon was a mpmh.r nfi
The Riverside City Beautiful Chib the Masonic order and will be buried
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nuiu a nieeiing on Wednesday at "" ""- Honors, ne was also a
4 p. ra., at the home of Mrs. J. W. Craw-' memher of the New Bern Camp of
ford on Pasteur Street. Confederate Veterans.
imperial Urchrstra in a sh-t
and classical concert proceeding' the
dances. This orchestra lias been nren
gthened by the addition f Mr. McCair
cornet, and Mr. Peterson, violinist
ln addition of Messrs. Kidder, piano
Honrlne, vulin, (Vapon, Trombone
and Taylor trap drums.
The class of music dispensed by this
orchestra in both dance and concert
is something seldom found with any
amtisement enterprise. They are just
simply untjiuhable as far as quality
goes.
Forth-five minutes spent in our
Airdome seem like ten. The nirti.BM.
his are the gems of the film makers art-
A two reel feature, "The Squires
Son," and "In the Spider's Web-"
Two shows every night.
ar;
on Pasteur Street.
urged to attend.
DID YOU EVER READ
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Mrs. W. J, Penny, passed throueh the I
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Iclty yesterday morning enroute home to
Wilmington from Roper where she has
been visiting her brother Rev. I. W.
Pollock.
Mrs. A. T. Mitchell rplnm tr, hr
I home in Washington after a visit to
Miss Elolse Grantham. ,
VETERANS TO ATTEND FUNERAL
THIS AFTERNOON
All Veterans are requested to meet
at the corner of Pollock and Craven
streets this afternoon at 5 o'clock to
attend the funeral of the late Captain
George M. Crapon.
Open Seven Days gad
Nights to the Week
is the place for that Delicious FusserTs
Ice Cream. We have cream all the
time now and all first chass fountain
drinks. If you haven't tried our
delicous milk shakes you have missed
a treat, for they are made from pure
Jersey milk. We also carry every t!
good to eat. Cigars and candy a spec
ially. The place for white people
only yours to serve.
fil.
C. E. Taylor Prop.
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3 . L other: large shln-
ment of Gocycles
i .has arrived, get
" busy, cut out cou-
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some reliable per
son to sign it, bring
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Miss Alice Craven.
I morning for Rldgecrest where she will
I join her mother Mrs. H. B. Craven.
Miss Mamie Meeks. left vesterHav
morning tor her home at Rldgecrest.
Mrs. E. T. Carter and children, left
yesterday morning for their future home
I in spencer.
Miss Mary Louise Tones, feft vbc
I terday morning for Chapel Hill where
she will spend a week visiting friends.
Mrs. Eleanor Smith and Mrs. S H
Boyd, left yesterday morning for a visit
I several weeks to Virginia Beach.
MEWED III TEED
A GENERAL II -TAKE COOVE'S
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Eauallv
Valuable as a General T: i OIUC " equally
tv . , ; usc jcis on tne Liver.
TMa af ia EnHches the Blood and Builds up'
the WholeSystem. ForGrown People and Children.
properties Of OUININE arid TRrtM t j wc" Known
tonic sd is in TssteLs FoItst '5'
Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite: cjZ lull'J' ndFer,
iugueri ina Pa . R,vvi. rt,.-u -- 'Kr 10 jNnrsintr '
trrJ J- S. Basnioht Dartf-
: -H!i "luS"-"vennanit. 50c v vu
Forty Dajr and
Forty Nights
We are goffig to give away a Junior
Range So the most successful little
girl under twelve years of age. The
contest will begin June 1st and end on
July 10th. Call at our store anj leam.
how to win this real Range.
Miss Ruth Da
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visiting Miss' Jeannette Hill, on Na
tional Avenue, returned hom to Kins.
I ton- last evening.
Mrs. W. R. Styron and
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Mrs. rattle Gaskill. of Durham
passed through the citv last Pwnm
earoute to Morehead Citv where th
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win spena several days visiting rela-
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'$K -v;-1 hereby fcgrei to subscribe for the Daily
Journal r-sl months to W delivered to . . ', s , . -'.-A ,7,:
..and to pay the carrier, 10 centi
per week J ; SigneArL'..-.,....?--., .'
D$tK5-it Gocycle io "be given to.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Case and baby I
passea through the city last eveninelJJS
enroute to Beaufort from Norfolk
where they have been visiting relatives.
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COMING
CiSSQpgaiSXpiiflBBEBSSli
Picric Baskets, 5 10 &
15c, & d. uackbuni
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aometmng new in Men,s
Shoes built especially for the
fellow with a flat foot. Try
a pair.
-Cf e Taker for the " :
: -"City will be located at,.. - -'
' " the Gounty Gourt House A
during the month of -May"'?
, r to receive your Tax List.
A failure to list Y? ill Cause V
- you to be indicted and
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local aonlicatinnv
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reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one-way1 to cure deafness,
and that is bv ; constitutional romoi'o
Ljeafness Is caused by an inflamed con- Si
aiuon ot the mucuous lining oftheEus-Jjfrf
tarhlan Tutu . TO. t.:. : : I f
- , mreu tiu vuoe 18 ln
flamed you have a rumblincr
imperfect Bearinir.; and when it i.
Orely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless tne inflammation can be taken
out; and this tube restored to ita normal
condition.' hearing will be destroyed
i ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
Dy iatarrh, which, is nothing but an in
flamed . condiaon of the mucous sur-
taces. ;4tv v';.5il-Ut-X v-
-We will gfve" One Hundrwl TVltar.
for any ease of Deafness (caused by
taiarrn; mat cannot be cured by Hall's
catarrn Lure. Send for circulars, free.
-F- J- Cheney '& co., Toiedo,o.
aoiq Dy JUruggists, J5c. ":iUjm Sl
lake Hall's Family Pills for consUDa
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CHECKERS?. -
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