:z JourjjAL, N27 Ezrx n. c. PAGS Til. II. 4wk a . J i. .:creys aci Cm&ceUdrs , EHm 491 and 4M -'v ' Elks TempleJ - " -NSW BERN, t c t N. C, 0SE1 The finest of the sea son Just received 4. 15c per pintlj -- 25c per: quartzX Fhone your orders t to : A. W. WALSTON V". - Phoned WStK: BUY YOUR' Cs:; U SWEEPING- POWDER V AT HOME t - A is tl .DUST. k Manufactured By. "r", TARRO -CHEMICALS company VV Also cheap Barn and Roof Paint: y It's .l&ne for brickwork and fea- -Jring -It's a Wood Preserver. ;Tarro .Chemical; g Company Phone 451. NEW BERN, N C ; mmw miiirnr-irwKiWBl TT runniTfliU r ..... .$ liG.L u I j , Attorney-at-Law, I ; Hi. Room 216-217 111 ( 1 1 .AND'.. .. dioc:;g r.w- TELll pahts, ens md ,- varkshzs :. American Field r: Fence, Lff. SHIAIHVOOD ...Iff YOU WANT ' - charming Killarney Roses, ' Lillies of the valley, Car nations, Violets Orchids, or flowers of any kind, or . - description for any occas ion, Call me up. , , - r. 3. W WATSON, v-"J-J - - Phone 353 ,; : - C M. FLOWERS , , v ' Vcterlnerlan tod Ciry Human - NEW BERN.N C. . . -Offioe ' and . Hospital - . t 66 Eroad St. PhwnT35 cr ADERnETflY : . 4 1 j : ELKS TEMPLE j: r 1 i S. - , annual; uzhino :H i The annaal meeting of the stock holders, of tLe Katiosal Bank of New Derne. foi the election of ita diree. ton and the transaction ef such other business m may come before them, will be held at their banking house on the second Tuesday of January, being the 12 day of "January; 1915. . Thepolls will be opened at 12 p' olook and close at 1 p.ii. - Deo. io.; 1914. ' - ; 0 gQ. H. ROBEBTS,i Cashier.- ; It v may be K. alright . TO YOUR MIND m a get my goods fand take'fanindef- inite time to pay for them, but l do not think so. Won't yorijmakf ;an; effort to pay E.f B. HACKBURN D.fGi Smaw Successor to pi W, ? Simp son Funeral Director i sIjro,iEMBALMER vy..:, Office 68 Broad StPbone 197 Residence 28 S. F. St 44 826 :$50 Hctvard A reward of fifty dollars' Is offered for the arrest of Sam Grimes alias Bud and . Walter: Grimes, who shot and killed hia wife on Howard street Thursday igh December the third. The following is a.description of the mari:"$ Age-A about thirty f years, 5 feet 0 inches high,' wighs about 170 pounds Hyi75r pounds. Light reddish mulatto; gray eyes, sandy color hair." f 'At t&e time i4 the mur der be wore a -light gray suit, a green hat with, a bow on-the back. Car ried shot gun with him. - VRw B, ; LANE, Sheriff ot Craven county. r A.; H. BANGERT, Mayor of the oity of New Bern. HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. ' Tickets on Sale December 16th to 25th inclusive and December 31st, 1914 and January 1st, 1916, with'final limit January 6th, 1915. Between all points on the Atlantio Coast Line and Connecting lines. THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE . "The Standard Railroad of South" ', a.' H. BENNETT, Agent, New Bern. N. C. You MUST pay me something on what you owe me. I need the "money to pay my bills.? IT. IS -NOT HONORABLE, FAIR, OR JUST. to treat me in ftuy such, manner? - E. B. HACKBURN CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCUR. SIO FARES) --- Via-'... ... NORFOLK . SOUTHERN RAIL. ROAD. Convenient Schedules. Pullman Sleeping and Parlor Car Service. Tickets on sale. Dee. 16th-25th, in clusive, also January . 1st. Final re turn Limit Jan 6th, 1915. Ask nearest N. K. K. ticket agent for complete information, . 4 , H. S. Leard, G. P. A. Dourdelais School of Music Now Open, Piano, Voice, Violin, .Wind Inst, Har mony, - Musical Science, Dramatic Art and Lang uages - VILA. MM- LAWYER . Office. 50 Craven Street . Telephones No 97 and- 801 ; New Bern, N.C. ',-."v NOTICE. - FOR SALE Bargain prices, stock of drugs and - toilet articles, practi cally new, good location, also-hand some furniture and fixtures, Call or write, ' "V ' ", ' Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Co. "v , -Assignee.-' . . 12-29-tf. -" 'L ' . , ' . . A few very nice cut glass r-d cmair.cntaL perfume &t r.:r;rs. Pretty end not ex ::.;ive. Come look. -BHADIIAM'S E. G. Tic (hie Colory 10c ij ay: ?..;C " - . i f? Alt American a Chance to Feed Starring 'Belgium Arrangements Ma.de For Sending Parcel ' Post Packages From Rural Districts. How to Aid the Stricken ' Little Sister - of the World ; J 'By WILL IHWIJV HOMELESS BELGIAN WOMEN ON OR the first time in Its history IH listed In a charitable undertaking. From this time forth any Amer- lean who wishes to give food . . only to stamp nw parcel in ine resjuiar waj ana aena n mrougn me parcel peat It will go as straight and fast as rail and water will carry it te tae deora the starving Belgisas, and the money he has paid for stamps Will h refunded te the donor, by the American Commission For Relief la BelgMnte. the executive offices of which are at Tl Broadway, New York city. ; Seven million people, mostly women, children and old men, are still abut lip In Belgium. Industry stopped when- the Germans came; the money gave eut through the payment of fines and indemnities; the crops were mainly mined. With the -coasts cot off, Belgium, w hick imports three-quarters of her food supply In normal times, could import no more. Work is gone; money is gone; most important of all, food is gone. The German conquerors, who need all their own 'supplies to guard against the proposed "siege of Germany" by the allies, cannot and will not feed them. The allies, fearing that the Germans will seize any food coming from a hostile source, cannot or will not feed them. America must feed them or they will starve. Tbere is no other way. ,. Seven million people, until last year the moat Industrious, penceable and prosperous njRtlon in Europe, will go to their graves this winter unless -America gives as never nation gave before, i- While Belgium needs everything, she needs most of all Just food non perishable food which will stand the test of ocean transportation, such as flour of any kind, peas, beans and preserved meats. The donor tins only to put up his gift in packages of not less than twenty-five pounds nor more than fifty pounds, stamp it in the usual why and mail it at the nearei postofflce. If the donor adds his own name and address, TOGETHER WITH I I IK LET- -TERJ'R," the money he has paid for stamps will be refunded to him by the commission. ... Packages mailed from NORTH CAROLINA should be addressed to ASHE VILLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY, ASHEVILLB, win. are col ' loctiag agents for this district PEACEFUL MEN CHANGE MIND Their Mental Attitude Changes After A Taste of War Paris, Doc. 30. (Central News Correspondence) One of the extra ordinary effects of war is noticed in the change of mental attitudes of peaceful civilians after they had had iheir first taste of actual fighting. A good example of this is an Eng lishman who volunteered at the out break of the war, a man used to the sports common to Englishmen. He did not hate the Germans nor was he particularly fond of them. Being used to a horse he naturally joined the mounted service and saw a deal of excitement in stalking Uhlans in the -first fa,ys after the outbreak of hostilities. --. He has arrived in .Paris on leave from the front. Although he was reticent at first and somewhat self- conscious, details of his experiences were gradually forthcoming. - ''Oh, well, I just emptied my magazine at thorn and cleared as fast as the old nag could go." . There is no air of bragging. He is of a common type of brawny English man, clear-eyed and well "tubbed." His whole atmosphere is one of phy sical fitness and, delight in the open air work. - , ; ' "It's the finest out-door sport in the world. I shall be glad to get back to it." he declares TROOPS TO RETURN Washington, Dec. V 30 .Troop Li of . the 12th United States cavalry on patrol duty in Colorado, sinoe last May, was ordered today to' return to its home station at Fort Meade S. D. j. Orders fdr the gradual with drawal of other federal troops aenT into Colorado to quell the mining disorders are in preparation,- - The main strength of federal troops posted in Colorado is in the Trini dad distriot where ' Colonel Loekett has the -llih cavalry 1 from Fort Oglethorpe. Ga., and the second squadron of the fifth cavalry from Fort Leavenworth, -. . s - ' Antual time for withdrawal ,of all the organizations will beiieterinined by Colonel Loekett and - Ctovernor Ammons, but all have been ordered to be ready to leave at any time. . v A-l.-y 'S&.jfe! vi -it THE WAY TO THE BREAD LINE. the postofflce department has been en to the starring people of Belgium has NOTICE Litigants, Jurors and witnesses, you will take notice that it will not be necessary to attend court begin ning Monday January 4th, 1915, on account of the sickness of Judge George W. Connor, who is now eon fined at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, whero he has been for some time. He is improving and will bo able to hold February term of court. Yours very truly, W. B. FLANNKK, Clerk of Superior court. THE STOCK LAW Question Is Agitating the Citi zens of Warsaw Warsaw, Dec. 30 The question of stock law or no stock law which has been so freely agitated since the law making Duplin county stock law territory was enacted by the last Legislature is now as alive an issue as it has ever been; and its almost certain that the session of the leg islature which is to meet in January will again consi'( r the matter, and this time give the people of the coun ty an opportunity to vote on the question, which is the part that has caused' the high feeling that has ex isted, and which played such an im portant part in the election in No vember. Several meetings were held by the anti-stock law people, and the ques' tion of placing an anti-stock law ticket out was very strongly consid ered, but the democrats incorporated a plank in their platform,' covering the mSitter, and petitions were placed in circulation with the promise that if the democratic nominees for Sen ator and representative were elect ed, and petitions properly signed by majority of the qualified voters of the county were presented to them they - would secure an enabling act to 'submit the question tojhe vote of the people: - Abdnt 2,000 signa tures have been secured to this pet tion. ' v GENERAL EDUCATION BOARD ' IN SESSION. ' New Tdrk, Deo'. 30. The general education' board made publio today the ninth installment of a report re viewing its work during the past ten years.' - During, that period the' board has' donated ' $242,861 to : promote secondary education '-, mJtlie - south'. TBe report is devoted, largely to sta tistics of - the development of --educa-. tion in southern states.- if DORPT SLEEP COLB) We will give a SpecialLow Price on BLANKETS and QUILTS on Monday and Tuesday. A nice stock to select from see our window. J. J. BAXTER mmWmm mm mmmmmmmm a IT O U m STATE AND CDUfiTY TAXES ARE iW DUE Call and settle same at once. This Means you R. B. LANE Sheriff of Craven County la m mmm START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BEGIN WITH THE HOME At a nominal cost, you can add a few pieces to its furnishings and thus add to the Beauty and Attractiveness OF THE HOME Why not let us prepare you for a Happy and Prosperous New Year? J.S. F "THE HOME New Bern,N.C.,Branch MILLER U 'Riist Proof and Burt Seed Oats Meadows Cow Feed Meadows Horse Feed , Meadows Meal ,y 5 i:-; :yiyi;';- yfym&'lWJi ECO. FURNISHERS" store, Morehead City f. ? M I M. 1WU 11 NT I 'J si Sv f li n ... ( : yiy

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