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GOLDSBORO, Jiun? 24.--Lasi
night from eight to eleven o'clock at the
home of her brother Pr. O. C Daniels,
on Elm street, Miss Hannah Daniels,
whd is here on a visit fron Oriental for
a few days, was given a storm fcarty by
number of.frivnds,( of which 1 Miss
Ianiels waa ignorant uutil he 'party
d-rived. ; '
. Despite -the. wind and rain that pre
vailed without, those who were at t'e
home, of Mr Daniels t were nejoymg
themselves to the fullest extent: "
t Games were indulged in for. a while
and : lively- conversation, after . which
refreshments were served by Mrs. Dan
iels, gracefully assisted by Miss Vir
ginia 'Wilson. ,
i When "breaking up" time came all
were loth to leave and expressed them
selves as having a mosf pleasant even
Those who composed the' party . weref
Misses Hannah Daniels,'. of yOdenta
Chrlstene '.Jftiddleton, Daisy Jenkins"
Virginia VVUson, and JNet Alaye VjetheB.
ington( and Messri.Joe Denm'arfc4
len Harris, S. F, Teacue, Jack Toyner,
Frazier 'Vjljiaes, Albert Bailey and
S. Cf. NormanJ V r ,
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1 : , GUT PRICE SALE
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Especial attention is called to the.
"Mutual Girl"' senos- to be exhibited
at Ghent? Park tonight. In this pic
ture she is being entertained by the
officers on the battleship s Arkansas
the largest dreadnought in the Lnited
States Navy. To thone who havi; nev
er had the opportunity of ' seeing one
of,Um;Ie Sam's mighty arms of war
this will be your oppor:unity of seeing
the pride of the navy.
..Two other pictures of par excellence
The Unredeemed Pledge," and 1,000
feet of pure giggles' a. id laughter,
"The Fatal Press 'Suit
We have now made arrangements
to have the orchestra eveiy, night1 for
the dancers. Two shows eveiy night.
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EXPLOSION ' OF 5 POWDER tvND
CHEMICALS HUALS FIREMEN
1' -THROUGH WINDOWS '
MAN4qHESTER,"N.,;jtinc 24.
Uamage ; estimated : at nearly a ;. .n 1
lioil dollars was cloone by .-fire itv-M iii-
ins, an4 1 early this afternoon ' tht
names still were beyond, control." . A
five-"story. brick building' of the. Join
R., .Varick,. Company, hardware, jew
elry and photographic supply deal
ers, and a three story brick anna
had been destroyed- and the fire " was
spreading to a cigar factory. ..
i: jFiVe., 'firemen were burned 'about
the head : and face when-; an explo
sion of powder and chemicals hurled
them through a window on the ground
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The fire started about 2:30. - A
large - quantity of powder .and car
tridges in the stock of the Varick
Company was ignited and a number
of explosions helped the ; flames
way into the
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Th Journal several weeks, ago told
of .the extensive jmprovement to be
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made at S. Coplon and Son's big depart
ment stors and these Bre to begin with-1 ' W-0M?n I helped .
: . ,aJ.. . J"vi 4 quickly, to work their'
Kln order1 to give the i caters W "d through the xoof.
air possible assistance in their work
the .Messrs. Coplon have decided
reduce their . tock "to a great' extent
and will t6morrow morning -inaugurate
one of the greatest cut price sales in
the history , of New Bern.)
fr Thousands 1 of articles Miitable . tdr
this hot weather are to be 'sold 'at
greatly reduced prices and every citi-
een of NewiBern will be gfven- ait op-'i
portunity of securing ba gains such as
never seen before, j Every. article ' in
the store -'has . been reiuced in ph'ce
arid .a cordial invitatk-n' has' been ex
tended to eyery citizen . of New 'Bern
to attend. ' ' 1 -
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band are requested to meet ltt the band
hall this evening at "eight olqck for
their regular practice;1 .. 'The " practice
will last only pne houf and every mem
ber is urged to attend, ( .' .
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MOT6R' CAR TAkESf ON TRIAL
. The 'Norfolk Southern's hTotor car
was taken out on a trial) trip yester
day1 and the engine worked fine. The
can left .JCe Bern about 1030 o'clock
and went to Bayboro. i. After spending
some little time there, t? e in charge
of the car returned to th i v -, reaching
here about one o'clock. . . ;
. There is'a probabi " hta car
n-ilt be Used " to r ons ' to
! Morelic ' -yevc.-;' night
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i t The' PeoplesjBank handles the accounts
of it's patrons not merely in accordance with
general customs but in the, manner that pro
motes the best, interestsjof each depositor wheth
er large or smill. ' . -
Deposits subject to check are invited -end
savings accounts may be opened with $1.00
or more, drawing 4 per cent interest compound
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In arranging- your ' vaca-
' tion provide a .kodak-' This
will add to the joy of your
trip,, and 'recall pleasant,
memories .of happy hours at:d(
enchanting . scenes through '
' out the year . . "' i
Our Kodak Department '
)a all t'1 it it should be-a com-
plete 6tock of the latest model
kodaks. Fresh, films.
' Ivomen-l or, we i '
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w' t i A. J. U. Jk. . - m.
;' all know the story of Mr.'Rockefellow and Mr:. Gar- ' t f .
negie, or Schwab or any of bur other great fortune builders;,, , V ,
They began by PUTTING THEIR MONEY IN THE BANK. V'-
Not because they had too rrmchoh, no! .'They .wanted that ' ' , t
money in- the bank so it would be safe and so it would be there:' f i 4 '? v , - ) " -to
grasp the firs good BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. None - r ' t ' . '
of them dabbledin get-ricK-quick schemes peddled around by '
by smooth strangers;.'1. . u ; - :;'(
:i Make OUR bar.ktY6ur. BANK- - t , "
' sWje pay Four Per Cent. Interest .' ," ; ' ' ;-.V " ' '
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' aT scnoes tne assortment,
"-Jj.'A .'of "hand painted china-
"cict iui , yuur. : ..viewintTii i
Dainty,and refined sets'" t
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a resoonsive ' '.
cord in the heart of ev- '
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? . 'JO . beauty." -For tifts for
CoTrIrtUyi)9, fry CrK."2:iJt s .. iL,-! i 1 tht ?IlltiP hrirlf Vr' fnj
yo'urown pcrfonal use the di-play offers many sup-;-:;.:
. and the prices are most Oonscrvative. i , " . .