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by.&oihebikg
Eat Hastt.WiA Aid of Cardui,
K ft, ' Effects Her Belifertnce.
Draper, N C Mrs. Helen Dalton, ol
f !( t i t ., mil place, sayw i siuierea ior jwn,
i f ; f with pains in tar left side, and wpuid
p.!- jtoftea almost smother to death.' t
A V & ; S: but then I would set worse aeata.i Rrul-
medicines paitncu; wc ujj , iu ;
HS4?3$lnr Cardidt-'-flie woman's .tonic, so he
V 'iVfyt;- ? bought me a bottle and I began using it
sVwVsV itdid me more eood than aU 'the medi-
; tines 1 had taken. ' " ' kw ;
$&? bare Induced tnany of my friends to
S i lry Carduit: and they, all say they have
been benefited by its use. There never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
i s comoarft with Cardufc I. believe It is
t good medicine foe an womanly uou-
;i For over 50 years, Cardut has been re
" Heving woman's sufferings and building
, weak women up to health, and strength.
11 you are a woman, give it a fair trial.
. it should surelv helo you. as it has a
mitlinn nthrr. V,' n : 'i - ' '-
Get bottle d Oif iuJ 9-dsy. I"
1 WHtt ft CbKnoor MtdlefM Co, Ladle1
:'- AdTlsory Dept. ' OhotMnooe. Term., (or SfcM
i - l.muJmh nn Mn, mu Ind 8i-mn hMll. Hnmi
vTUnat lor Women," In plain wrapper. N.C.1SS
LILLIAN NORDIC A IS BURIED IN
; ; LONDON.
LONDON, June 24, Funeral ser
vices wereconducted today for Mme.
Lillian Nordica in the King's Weih
House Church, My fair,, where she was
married five years ago to George W.
Young, a New York banker and law
yer. , Mr, Young was the chief mourner.
Ambassador Page was represented by
his secretary.
" Mme, Nordica died on Thursday
Island, in the Orient, from pneumonia,
about three weeks ago.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue of the power conferred
in that certain deed of mortgage ,ex
., ecuted to the undersigned by Mack
Pool( and Haniette Pool, his wife,
. dated !6th day of November, 1908,
and registered in the office of th? Reg
ister of Deeds of Craven County, p. C,
In Book 173, page 459, m account of
default in the payment of the indebt
edness thereby secured, I will on Mon
'day, the 27th day of July, 1914, at the
. . hour of 12 o'clock, noon; at the court
; ;hous? door of said:c6unty, in the city
tof New Bern, sell tp th highest bidder,
'for cash; at public auction, the follow-
. .! irlg described tract, or jparcel of land
? : t situated ' "and 'beinirin said county
in townsliip No. Eight and described
and defined aba follows:. A Certain
- ijot situated in 'the City of New Bern
on the south 'side of Queen Street,
' . beginning -at Gatsey Green's north-.
v ! ; east corner pd runs east 25 feet parallel
;'.;4!S?with Queen "street to.Pennia Battle's
, ' .. line, then With Pennie Battle's line sou
thward 84 fee, thn4 westward 25
I , feet, then north ward to the beginning,
the lot being; 23 feef fronton Queen
I ' i street. 1 It . peing lurxntr ucscnueu an
the land wherein f said mortgagors
This 24th ciay oi".,funet 1914.
Mortgagee.
Attorney,
r,q:ml, SANITARY j INSPECTORS ,
. , 1 J DOING GOOD WORK
ARE
yi$p$hW&&W Inspectors McCoy and Bri-
.7 jiV.'eQnj'are, makine the rounds of the city
-tti'al this time and ife their reports they
state the conditions were never better.
y t.41tfi4iti The inspectors y
A. t' citijens are' taking a,
' ..i' SvT' tlie improvements in t
that the colored
great interest in
improvements in the sanitary con-
dition of the cityand are., rendering
;, much aid.
..7" 4 (I ,
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f;SSi80uaHty not quan
.?$9t wfftity at! Hackburhs
Wood's Seeds
Seed Potatoes
fOR TAIL CROP. ;(
d The planting of Seed Potatoes
in June and July is increasing to
a wonderful , extent ; A great
man?!. fanner claim thatk they
give L ettef crop planted at thi
time than they do when planted
in the cprin. Potatoes planted
in June and July mature in the
cocl weather of the fall, at a time
when they Can be harvested to
1; ft-lvantage.' ' ',
' ' C c : 1 Pet.itoc J wj offer
i ' colj ctorae f nVin
i, eo 1 3 to keep ii i. '
li
G4 A, , IGGINS CUT . SVITH
, U KMFE-r-OTHER ' NEAVS j '
' 'tM Vl ITEMS.'1 frf;t I
'f "(By L'ncle Nathan)1
: OCEAN,'June,23.-tAt seven oclock
on the flioning of June- the sixtentTi,'
the.Death vtngeli visited the home'of
Mr. .and Mrs; B.- J. Taylor,! Who reside
near this .places and carried t Heaven
their little two year old son, Ira Wash
ington. ' t ,
The death of Ira has caused a wound
in the heart of his parents that no hUr
man tongue can heal. The dear son
has gone to that land of light where
the writer's eyes will get their sight
when at the . Master's feet he kneels
and on his brow his hands I feel. This
infant now bathes in the river in which
flows the water of life.
I A few days ago G. A- Higgins, whi.e
handling' a knife, was unfortunate
enough to cut himself very painfully.
The wound inflicted, was in his leg
just above the knee. Medical aid was
summoned and the wound was treated.
' The continuous dry weather has been
slightly changed by a few local showers,
but the Crops are still in need of a good
downpour. .
Mrs. Mat Toison, of Swansboru, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
here, has returned home.
Bogueland- is to Ix- o.iigrau'lated on
her freight lines to i.w Btrn am1 Mare
head City. Captain' George Tavlor's
boat, Bernice Clvo, oes to New Born
every week and supplies the trade at
many points between New Bern and
Stella.
Captain Taylor for many years
operated his own boat and worked up
a trade, and he has shown excellent
judgment in the selection of Captain
W.'L. Taylor who now run? the Bernice
Cree.
I REPUTATION FOR TRUTH -I
FULNESS MAKES ADVERTIS
l ING PAY.
.Advertising pays. Every onf.
knows that. But not all know ex
actly why and how it pays and
why it continues to pay contin
uous advertisers.
' ft pays because of the reputa
tion the advertisers have made for
telling the truth, for fair dealing
and for business honesty. IT IS
"WICKED TO LIE; AND IT IS
ALSO FOOLISH. Just think how
fxtremely foolish it would be to
' pay for advertising space in which
to spread falsehoods.
' Merchants know that their
f ."reputations ' for truthfulness in
jthe idvertisments is their besf
business asset. They know -that"
: to make their advertising valuable
, it must be believed; it must be
. truthful day after day, week after
; week, month after month.
Read the advertisements in
'The JOURNAL closely ' and" ' rer , '
: member that back of every state
ment is the reputation of a lead
ing merchant, a reputation he has
spent years in acquiring and which
, he will guard closely. '
Oh What Fun To Have A Run
On a Gocycle
New Bern Journal ' '
I herebyagVee to subscribe1 to The Daily Journal
' for six mnnthft to be delivered 'to-' ' r. -'
v.'.'-' .'v:? ;;' - . - , ?
'i ;Iand to pay the carrier
.V;; &tty ' , . . -x
Gocycle tola ivca to
CAPTAllTHADSELL;.
Columbia Vrity. Rov. y
"kv '.nB Cpii Por 1914. .
Photo by American Presa Asaooiation.
ORDINANCE
Alderman Ellis moved the ad-iption
of the following ordinance:
He it ordained by the Board of Al
dermen of ihe City of New Bern.
Section 1. That Chapter 17 of th.
ordinances of the city be amended by
adding at the end thereof the following:
Section 12. It shall be unlawful for
any person afflicted with the smallpox
to be in or go upon any street of the
city. Whoever violate this oidinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misde
meanor, and, upon cdhviction thereof,
shall be fined the sum of fifty dollars
or be imprisoned for thirty days.
6-16-tf. F. T. Patterson. Clerk.
Fine Gantelopus
and home grown
tomatoes at E. B.
Hackburn's
Boys and Girls an
other large ship
ment of Gocycles
has arrived, , get
busy, cut out cou
pon below, have
some reliable per
son to sign it, bring
It to The j Daily
Journal where
' y I " -I 1 '
you can get a Go-
cycle Jfree.
1 -Vf
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10 cents per week - ' . ,
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RESCUERS CONTINUE SEARCH IN
SHAFT WRECKED BY EXPLO
, Ilillcresl .Alberta, June 23. Govern
ment mine experts who continue to
day the search for the dead in mine
No. 20, Hillcrest collieries,-which was
wrecked by an explosion, entombing
195 miners last Friday, said it was
probable the many victims still in the
mine were buried beneath tons of rock
more than a thousand feet from the
mouth of the pit, and that some of the
bodies never would be recovered.
The majority of the bodies thus'far
recovered were biirned beyond recog
nition and b..t little effort was made
to identify them. As quickly as cof
fins were available the victims were
buried.
The generally accepted theory is that
the disaster was due to an explosi :i of
gas which had accumulated in the iow r
levels. The coroner's inquest hai been
adjourned until early next month.
Recovery by rescuers of fifty bodies
lying in ine of the tunnel i of mine Nn.
20 of the IIillcrel Colliery Company
today brought up to Ifil the total of
recovered dead ; t the mine which was
wrecked by an e xplosion Friday. Eighty
grave-diggers worked all day in the
little mountainside cemetery just out
side of the village and b;. night is is
expected the greater part of the for
mer male population of the mining
colony will be resting there.
Take Plenty of Time to Eat.
There is a saying that "rapid eating
slow suicide." If you have formed the
habit of eating too rapidly you are most
likely suffering from indigestion or
constipation, which will result eventu
ally in serious Illness unless corrected.
Digestion begins in the rno'ith. Food
should oe thoroughly masticated and
insalivated. Then when you have a
fulines9 of the stomach or f.:el dull and
stupid after eating take one of Cham
berlain's Tablets. Many severe cases
of stomach trouble and constipation
have been cured by the use of these
tablets. They are easy to take and most
agreeable in oToct. Sold by all dealers.
DAVIS' CARRIAt jK PAINTS
are colors gronnd in touy h, clastic
Coach Varnisli and o.u- coat will
make your failed automobile or
carriage look like new. They are
easy to apply and dry with a
strong, hiyrh , elo.ss-clinchirii; Enam
el finish. Made for wear and tear, i
For Sale Bv
NEW BERN BUILDING
& SUPPLY GO.
The Hygeia
Cafe and Confectionery
133 MIDDLE ST.
Exclusive Agents for tha
famous
Velvet Ice Cream
The Smooth kind. Served
at Fountain, or sold in any
quantity
Fruits- Cigars-Candies
Phone 773
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fill f.!
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THE : MflH WHQ SHAVES HIMSELF
WOOD-LANE
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF CRAVEN COUNTY
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Legislature, and respectfully
ask all democrats of Craven County
to give me their support.
The primary is called for Saturday
Jure 27th 1914, from sunrite until
sundown, and I would appreciate
the work of my friends at the polls
on that day. Very Respectfully,
G. A. WHITFORD.
MORTGAGE SALE, REAL ESTATE
By virtue of a power contained in
a mortgage deed recorded in the
Register of Deeds Office of Craven
county, in Book 193, Page '5, the un
dersigned will on the Hth d,r. of .fi:ly,
lal-4, at the Court Hou'se door in -New
Bern, N. C, offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the- highest didder fr
cash, all the following described real
estate, in Craven county, in Cove City,
described in a deed fr"m thei.aul and!
mprovement Co., of N. C, to Ma v.r
Dixon, rcorried in said Register of
Deeds Office in Book 151, rage -! m).
Saving and excepting a one four.!'
undivided interest conveyed to Levi
Patrick, by deed recorded in s iid Reg
ister of Deeds Orbce, in Book U.6, Pago
450. Said land adjoins J. E. Daughert y
land and land of E. H. Heath and c
tains after excepting the part -)hi i
Levi Patrick, seven and one h ill t-cre.
Time of le 12 o'clock, M.
R. E. OAVhNPORT, Mort-;a -e,
June 15, 1'.'I4.
The finest Tub Butter
in New Bern only 35c
lb. Hackburn
OCCUPATION IS SELLINGS
UBipURE DRUGS.
THERE ARE
UNITED
29,704-
ill
EHAS
fcoSi: on ftQfi jrt.
MAI Jr5-
! mil mmrmmm
ltB"-
llr
If Each of Our 90,000,000 People Have
A Full Set of Teeth
That Would Mean A Total of 2,880,000,000
If Jhe Lady Dentists extract an average of ore per day, it
would take them 3,564,356 days to pull them all. Of course
one likes to wait on the lt.dies, but if your tooth is aching
hard
Toothache Wax, Will Give Instant Rcliel!
Bradham Drug Company .
pep si i -
eallhful hvisdralini!-- Refrcsii?
know che desirability t4 usinfl only;
the best shaving accessories. If
cheap, adulterated preparations nre 7 '
used, there is hound to be trouble.' '
We. have evrvth:ii for . the man (v
who shaves, and a!! Mat' a Wt jni
delights to have on h;r toilet ' 1 i tl ; '
and whatever we sell is made o
purest matcria's.
DRUG CO.
STEAMER
L B. SHAW
Balto. & Norfolk to
New Bern
SCHEDULE
Baltimore 1st l.Stfir
Lve.
" Norfo:k
following days
DOCKS
lialto. Mi.ler.VVhart FootCarolineSt.
Norfolk Jones & Co. Water 3rv
New Bern J. B. Blades
H0VEST SERVICE
TO YOU
iMrati' that ( erwli.'Jt
j ot: ask for w on it' ou send
liit' cliiltin-n forit Ko chance
fo-- suhstil ii tion here. If we
!i ''n't what you vv.mt ,ve
v 11 get. ii fur you And in ac-
'u'datici.' wi;h cue policy oi
r ice v e oficr advertised
g.iods known to ou throi;oii
, iOod lloii-ckecpiiii;" and
wiher Iniine niaaraes.
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H.C.ARMSTRONG
t'ISIl MARK1 1'
Summer Uh iias arriv
'ihe
Star I' ;h
tie fair
service.
t la-.; fish, (rain
anil pel quick:
i 1 ran obt.ii'j
'''IS Middle ;r
d.il tv.
Uaim
Call
them.
A. V. V.'A
Phone 747.
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