:y front f -r .the old style,
'-iiia3j con syrups in bottles
, iu? only 2. to .2 1-2 ounces is
very largely wanted, because most of
t!i hi are composed prineipully , of
ii'ar and water Yet you haveto
yyay the same price as if itwas all
. medicine. Stop waBting this money.
Toil can make a better cough irtedi
cine at home at one-fifth the cost.
Merely go to The Eradham Drug Co.
nd ask for 2 ounces (COo worth)
" -of EehiSfmantt's Concentrated Expec
torant. Mix this with one- pint of
.granulated sugar and one-half pint of
'boiling water, which makes a full pint
- (16 ounces.) This new, simple, pleas
' -nt remedy is guaranteed to relieve
the worst cough or cold. Also exoel
: lent for Bronchial Asthma. Bronchitis.
'croup, hoarseness and whooping cough
One bottfe will make enough home-
i niaJe couih medicine to- probably
' Hast the whole family the entire
winier. T Children- like R.i is so
, pit Bant to take and it positively-eon-
- tains so", chloroform, opium, ; mor-4
phine or other narcotics as do most
v cough mixtures. Keep it on'hand in
i case of . emergency and , stop each
cough, before it gets' a firmthold.
The ' above " druggist " has been ? au-
:ihrtrir.A fn vAfnrTl t.htk mnViAv in avuv
'j ingle 'case where it doea not give
perfect satisfaction or ia not found
- : the .best remedy ever used.,, -Abso-
ilutely no. risk 'is run in buying, this
remedy under this positive guarantee;
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; " A NOTICE-r f ' - -
, The fifty ' second anniversary of
;: "Emancipation T Proclamation will ' be
: --; celebrated at ,Rue Chapel A., M. E.
5? Church : under -The auspices of Lin-
-i coin v associations by -T the - lovers of
.V freedom, liberty and peace," .Friday
Jan. - 1st, 1915,- at 12,. o'clock M
? ' Program! will be' eamedout by
' WWHV Vllu ' UUDL mimMAWl 11 Ul mi. JM. uun
.-ex-priests and officers, are especially
.- -expected to filKtheir" reserved seats.
r PROF. M. W CHAPMAN,
,1 - j -'" t : . President.
) Supt.-J.-Q. COLLINS,
i " ' r ' Secretary. -1
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iu J. B.. Dawson . and; daughter Miss
;hrough New ; Bern last evening "en
is route to Pine Gove where Mr. Daw-t:-6n
will spend, several' days hunting
- and fishing. " "
&t'kkicon C. .tta Tt : Supply
J .? '. 1! !!ans Coal. ' .. i:
Fairmount, V. , Va. Dec. 30.-
The Consolidated , Coal " Company
of West Virginia, is to supply the
Italian government with three million
tons of coal to be delivered within
the next two years. - .- -. .
. It was announced - today- that ar
rangements have been made for fi
nancing the deal through -the" Fed
eral reserve system. . ' "- r .
A DARK CLOUD
Newspaper Man At Rocky Mout
, - See Thinis ' - f -
Tuesday's issue of the Rocky Mount
Telegram haa the following itemof
interest: . - . " C
-: Within a few minutes, before and
after . twelve-thirty today there was
an unusual phenomena of the weather
hereabouts -when a cloud, as if of a
summer Btorm kept Sway the noonday
light and it was jsecessary for about
flVe minutes l. to', bring - the electric
lights into -play in the' banks and
business houses The clouds n sembled
those of a hurricane, was the informa
tion8 of those j who have, seen such
things, but hereabouts it was taken as
a threatening heavy downpour of rain
and many rushed to shelter. There was
no great downpour, however.
" Over the " " telegraph' - wire Into
this" office, the matter quickly became
one "of comment "and the phenomena
seems to have been -pretty general for
this section right at . .that time, the
darkness having been observed at Eal
eigEr' Wilson,. FayetteviUe and New
Born: That the darkness forecasted a
summer shower seemed to be the ac
cepted belief of thousand who appear
to take this as a matter of course,
since we have undergone within the
past week most every kind and form
of weather condition, "except that of
a fairing tfp and sunshine, .-
.'v Notice" is hereby fciven .thatCtr-'
tifiaate No. 2CG7 for; one -.'share of
the capital stock, of .the Atlantic ,
and - North Carolina 1 Railroad Com-J
pany standing ; in -the; name';'! he
late Kate L. Can-away has been lost j
and- cannot be found and that appli
cation will be made for the issuance
of a new certificate in place df the lost
One.T ""7!: -y- ?
December 15, 1914. ' "
- JAMES A.- BRYAN,- Adminis-
- " trator.
12-24-30days. "V - w '
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Perfumes,' Toilet Waters,
Fine Extracts, Sachet Pow
ders, Face Powders, and all
kinds of Toilet Requisites,
single or m sets---every aay
prices at r - J. '
7 V BRADHAM'Sr . ;
TO MY FRIENDS, PATRONS AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY! . '.
Having associated myself 'with the
Citizens 8avJngs Bank and Trust Co
of this city, as Manager of their in
surance , Department ', beg to an
nounoe thai in future may be foond
at that Banking Institution n her
will be pleased to meet, 'serve you and
"Talk Facta" at all tiniest
Thanking each and everyoo for
past favors, and earnestly soliciting
the continuance of all present, a
well as new business. .
... .Very truly youn.
W. G. BOYT
. - NOTICE
The one week term of Craven
Superior Court; -which was to have
convened 'Monday, January 4, has
been called- e'ff on account of the
serious illlness of Judge Get). W. Con
nor, and the jurors and witnesses
that have beerT summoned to appear
at this term, are hereby notified that
they need not appear until further
notice. ' t ' ,
: 1 R. B.' LANE, Sheriff Craven Co.
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' BIDS WANTEDS
Bids will be received for 10 days
on a car load of vitrified paving brick,
f . o. b New Bern, N. C.
F.- T. PATTERSON,
City Clerk.
PURE FARM FOODS.
Vegetables, Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese, Chickens, Guineas, Coun
try Sausages, . Hams, Fresh e&is
every day in the year. Send for
booklet. "Delicacies From White
crest Farm," all products pack
ed on . the farm . and delivered
fresh.
' WHITECREST FARM.
R. F. D. No. 1 New Bern, N. C.
12-22-tif.
FOR SALE Coal stove in perfect
order, will heat room 12x14, can
be seen at S. B. Parker & Co.
; ; 12-29-6U.'
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Journals
Gash
Books
A Complete Line of
Blank
Books
Filing Cabinets,
Office Supplies
Phone for Our Salesman
To Call
M. E' Whitehurst &
Company
Phone 228
67 Pollock St.
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19i5fciHRIS3PMAS SAVINGS CLUBS
-Open Monday December 28th, 1914 You Can Join Now
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T. A. UZZELL, President
CLYDE EBY, Vice-President
W. H. HENDERSON, Cashier -.
W. G. BOYD, Mgr. Ins. Department
T. A. UZZELL
CLYDE EBY
W. ft. R. GUI0IN
A. T. DILL ' V
. DIRECTORSi
WM. DUNN
JNO. ABERLY
WM, DUNN, JR.
CHASrG9rLON
tTblBRAOrlAM
J. S. MILLER
JOSEPH iGASKILL
E. H, MEADOWS JR.
J, W. STEWART
El Bdt i ;f or' Your He Money
; t',;V(ter,l$15 Ctrisbcs Savings Club commences December 28tto, 1914
rBUT YOU CAN JOIN AT ANY TIME AN IDEAL WAY TO ACCUMULATE A NEAT SUM OF CHRISTMAS
t MONEY WITHOUT MUCH EFFORT. OUR CARDS THIS YEAB ARE AS FOLLOWS
"l-CENT CARDS commencing at lc And increasing lo each week foriifty weeks amounts to.', $12.75
' f2-CENT CARDS oommenovng at 2o and increasing 2o eaeh week for fifty weeks amounts to. $25.50
5-CENT CARDS commencing at 5o and increasing 5 each week for fifty weeks amounts to. ." $63.75
ll(K-CENT CARDS commencing at 10c' and increasing 10e each- week .for fifty weeks amounts to $127.50
; ' - Or you ean reverse the above and start at ,50c and decrease le each week; $1.00 and decrease 2o each week; or $2.50
ani decrease 5c each week; or $5 and decrease 10e each week, v - , ri
, in ADDITION TO THE ABOVE WE HAVE CARDS THAT RUN AS FOLLOWS i 6g
: 25 CENTS straight each week amounts to. ; V'.'i:$l2.50 -. $2,00jptraiht each week mount to. ..sTod.OO
50 CENTS straight each week amounts to. . . . r 123.00 ', 2.5fstraighf e'aoh week Amounts to. ; .$125.00
$1.00 straight each week amounts to ; Vvt . iiv. . : $50.00 f i - 9&M straight each week amounts to .... $250.00"
We have run these CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUBS successfully for two years and all who have participated say
It is a GOOD THING. IF YOU JOIN YOU, TOO,! WILL HAVE THE SAME OPINION OF IT.
V.:v: h C:z Cr.2 to J::i 4 Per cent ca Yonr savics every three months
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