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VV For iS ifi ATHENS V. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT MUCKRAKINR COMES 4 i ninn 100 Million Dollars Worth of Shoes i 1 mm These are stupendous figures, yet this is the yearly is well known that a person in poor physical condition is more subject to attacks'of disease inan a per-son who is strong It just as true that a person who js in poor circumstances financially, is more H- able iff misfortune than who 'is protected, by some ready money in the bank, A savings account is. the best means of ttrettgthcning yourself financially. Open an -ac--count at once. This bank accepts deposits of one dollar or more and interest is paid at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, Deposits Subject to Check 'Also Cordially Invited.

for shoes. As a curiosity for a minute, but the most that three quarters of this from the South and the it shoe store. You give the probably buy a western or the dealer pays his bill, this to the dealer, goes north or poorer. Let it work for better more work for. Craddock Shoe.

Made in Southern gentlemen. The any maker in the land for for Craddock Shoes stays labor, Southern grocers, homes and schools. and better industries. Let's CRADDOCK-TERRY CO. Va.

EW" BERN BANKING a TRUST, CD. by a Merchant In NEW BEEN. we hope to soli our Seeds to you advertisement mailed to us, if paper is mentioned, be taken as worth oa any order (Si) or over, and tho coupon inclosed Heeds oa first order, if returned to us, worth Ono Dollar ($1) on Five Dollar Bay if Market or Private Gardener. Oao Dollar ($1) order will bo added! them, without one packet especially desirable sorts Vegetables, wiiieii SUCCEED. Write for the Beet Catalog Printed BRISTOL, Pennsylvania.

J. A. Livery, Feed, Sale" are not sold Consequently direct by This will of One Dollar with will be ($5) order. To every to introduce each of three Ldt watai a Ruto.Thcy Are Clean, but Gare and Comfortless. LIVE IN THE CAFES.

'h-n They Do Got Intb-Theii Housei The Principal Occupation Is Look. r.j Out of Ilia Windows Tha Mar rin33 Customs of Greece. 10 lifu In In Is ie.ull.iiv If'lSilght almost Yiiic Is'Tiiriiut-H'TOifigr lit y.r. Iiiidit'lt Forri mini's book on ire 1 lh: Greeks" the milliners and of the picturesque which are littlj! known to the average KuyJU trader, airvilescrihed af length. Mr.

eiTinian states that 1 lie tiiieks do not know anything the of making a home. "One may meet with exquisite clean- lines," he writes, "with beautifully oiiiliriiitleivd bed linen scented Jvlth but never with wlinf we im by cor.iness. The reeks are far less, in their houses than we are, and when they are at li nne they appear tirj spend most of their lime in looking ont of the window. They are not given to inviting their friends to their iiou vs. It is not that (hey are they will gladly entertain yon re.

tampiit at far greater cost li.i'iosehes. it does not. enter Into their ii'u-as to usk you lumie to (linn -r, even after an acipiaintance of many years. "They not ask each other, so it can be expo -led that they shoiial inake an exception in the case of fl-iee peih; "II i'eigii'-rs. The cafe is a second to ibcni.

There they meet and go. sip. That is one reason j.s why they dislike country life. no alternative to the home the hearth is I lie social center in (own it Is the cafe. In Athens who not own the house lliey in remain long in the tin' ,1 or throe years is a long tenure.

Many people ni.tl a point of moving every year. "1 he imposing- facades of Athenian coa.o!!. for the most part, a ho'i hare and veil kepi no! rcaie i ha uae monllis 11111 ti. nlar interior, and a aroou is rare. A garden Is in a year, and a person wlw sis residence every twelve not v.ant to be troubled 1 limit ure.

nor is he par to its arrangement, seeing it will nuntlis. "Home IK bo carted 11 way in 11 few has a re foi ion "iiuives for the us. It alTovds and no amuse Creeks, as I hem lit II- It ha O. enp: moid. They "like where I lie men'.

oils In allow tit': Intiniacy drink 111 re is noi -e iT'iid move ejs are to grogarl 11 appreciate the which we prize. "The day ch o-'en for marriaixe in (Ircece is usually Sunday, bill Ihe day of all days in the year Is the Sunday precoi'lmT thj Christmas feast. It is not fashionable now to be married In church. In Alliens Ihe ceremony takes place in ihe house of the bride's cuts. A temporary nllar is set up in the nil.

Idle of Ihe "At tin ii' ludon of the ceremony the priest and Ihe couple join binds and walk Ihroe limes round the nllar. Ihe puesls pellintr them Willi comfits. The mo-l important part of the ceremony is the of the bride and bridegroom with wreaths of blossom: lienee a wedding is popularly culled 'Ihe man iaes are rare oxeeptlous. The niab It Is made by Ihe parents and relatives rather than by the parties concerned. There are certain established usages wJilch, though not lepilly binding, are not to be contravened with impunity.

"Then It Is considered wrong for brothers to marry until their sisters have been wed. Acaln, girls must marry in order of Keniority. It would not be fht for trlrl to be married while she had nn elder sister who remained single. The men of family nro thus naturally anxious lo see their sisters setlhtl. and as dowry Is Indispensable Its pmrlHtan Is often 0 "mutter of Rerious iinxlety nnd the fruit of great self denial on the part the brothers If the parents nre dead.

"There nre cases In which brothers have remained unmarried, for years and have devoted nil their hard earned savings to the dowries of their sister! Among the poorer clufises emigration Is resorted to, not Infrfccpiently solely with this object, nnd many dowpy comes to a Greek maiden from across the Atlmitlr." Colors In Store TaetK Foarly teeth nre not the fashion everywhere. Firms of artificial teotli manufacturers whe have an export trade havo to keep ln'atoek molars of fverVshade of color, from -white to hlack.There Is a steady demand for black teetb In Slam, Java, Batavla and Bnrmn, where the natives chew the betel nut, which blackens the teeth. For 1'ersla the teeth must be absolutely milk necently an order was received from Bbnvnagar, In India, for some bright red and blue artificial tooth." Smokers' teeth are regain rly supplied to dentlsta In shades to match tlione which have been discolored more or less by nicotine. New York Tress. A Long Swallow.

you give the giraffe only one lamp, of sugar?" asked tho littlo boy at the too. "Oh, yes!" replied the keeper. "One lump goes a way with him." Youkers Stntesmnn.1 Left Whan 8ht Learned. "I hnve been spending the week I trnlnlim a waitccs." 'What forr "For tho family she now working for.H-Llf. TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.

Druggist refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa turo la on each box. 2Tc.

SHORT PASSING EVENTS fSATCKDlT. One of the largest catchea of shad of the week was brought into port yesterday morning and disposed of to local dealers and consumers, The prices of these fish at the present time ranges from 50 cent to $1.00 The structure on South Front street, which was formerly occupied as an office by Mr. L. G. Daniels has been torn down and the work of erecting a modern brick building which will be used as a stable has begun.

Of the 45 Applicants for license to practice law, 35 successfully passed theexaminations of the Supreme court and were granted them. There were three negroes in the 45, but none of them passed the examination, A "valuable bird dog belonging to a Mr. Perry, of Philadelphia, fell from a lannch yesterday morning near Middle street dock and before the animal could be rescued he became entangled in the propeller and was killed. The dog was valued at $150. A saw mill, cotton gin and store belonging to Mr.

C. McCotter and located at Messic, Pamlico county was destroyed by fire the first of this week. Just how the fire originated could not be learned. Mr. McCotter operated one of the largest cotton gins in that section of the county and the losa is doubtless very heavy.

A party of local hunters returned to the city yesterday morning from Adams Creek, where they had been spending several days hunting wild game. During their stay they succeeded in shoot-ingia large number of wild ducks, and these were brought home by them yesterday for the purpose of showing the sceptics that -their trip had not been fruitless. SUNDAY. There was no session in the police court yesterday afternoon, there being no cases ready for trial. Dr.

J. W. Duguid. formerly of this city, has written for the press, as cityT physician of Macon an article on pneumonia its cause and prevention, Reckless bicycle riding and auto driving appears to be again having it own way about town. Besides one or two close calls during the past week, one little boy was knocked down and run over bo a schorching bicyclist.

While he was considerably bruised up, for tunately the little fellow had no bones broken. The New Bern Steam Laundry has again changed hands. This time ft has been sold by Ha J. W. Stewart, to a gentleman from Bristol, who will take charge of it at once.

Mr. C. Bruce, who haa had charge of the plant during the past 'few months and his Mr. O'Brien, both of Winston-Salem, will return to that 'place today. Might Have Been Wert.

On celebrated occasion In Vienna, when there was much excitement In all the European courts over affairs of International moment, the Trench ambassador was suddenly recalled by bis government "It Is a very grave affair. Is It not" Prince Metternlch was asked by a lady at a court ball, "this recall of the ambassadorr "Not so grave, I aura re you, madame," the prince responded, "as it would have been If It bad been the French ambassador's cook who was recalled. The ambassador can easily be replaced, bnt not hie cook." Aocommodatlng. Applicant Did I understand you to say that you accommodate 200 persons at this hotel Hotel Proprietor- No. I said this hotel had capacity fot 200.

Browning's Magatlne. Smart Girl. The Fellow Next to a man wbafs the Jolllest thing you know oft The Clr! --Myself, If he's nice. Illustrated r.ui amount that the South spends these figures may attract you curious thing about them is money is regularly sent away South is that much poorer for You trade at a Southern dealer your money. You northern made shoe: When money, less a small per cent west and the South is that much Keep your money at home.

times, better wages, more Southern people. Ask your dealer for The the South, by white labor, for best" shoe value offered by $3.50 and $4.00. Money spent in the South, and pays Southern bakers and butchers. It builds Southern factories, We can support more each do his part Lynchburg, "Gave Me Instant belief" "I fell and sprained my arm and was in terrible pain. I could ifcrt use my hand or without intense sniiVrin until a neighbor told me to ti Sloan's Liniment.

The first publication me instant relief and I can nmv use mv arm as eil as iss. 1 1. St'RiNUi'-R, Flora Elizabeth, N. J. is an excellent an killer heals cuts.

burns, wounds, an contusions, and will draw the poison from sting of poisonous insects. Sloan's lmolt hors-s, fut tin, rih! itinillry' M-nt I'r Adili-i'Mi Kings of Irelnnd. The kings of the Huiernld Isle wore: Maol Ceaehlin, r.rian liDloihnie. 1014; Donoiigll, or Denis 10IS; Flrlorli. or Furlough.

1072: Fonlel Iioderie, or Koger. O'Connor, lltiti. Then soon after liesn'i the reign of the F.nglish Henry 11.. after which time there were no more kings of Ireland, lint only "governors of Ireland." under the power of ling land. HUE RAILWAY 10 SHIP YARDS VANOEWERE, N.

C. yke newest and best equipped Railways in Eastern North Carolina. Everything brand new and strictly up to date. We make a specialty of overhauling and repair work. Iiy reason of our superior advantages in location and otherwise can save boat owners at least 2f) per cent on their repair bills.

No "TIME-KILLERS" allowed on my yard. "EVERYBODY WORKS, EVEN TO FATHER." Carry a full line of Ship Chund-leery at light prices. Bring me your work, satisfaction guaranteed. D. C.

McCotter Owner and Proprietor. Glass Prescriptions Bring your Oo culist prescription to us and we will grind the glasses and fit the frame-1 or. eye glasses the same. day. J.

O. Baxter Optometry Specialist and Manufacturing ENNETT'S PREPARED Agricultural Lime makes every acre count and every, testimonial good. Is prepared for all soils and all crops. Write us for prices and testimonials. AGRICULTURAL LIME CO.

NEW DERN, N. C. UMMEMT senUc and srerm 1 mm Fa il 26c, 60c. and $1.00 jfl jMf. gi fcSKSfcU Dr.

Earl S. Sloan, Boston, U.S.A. EfiffiSfieMla Ml III 1 "Mi IIWgaK4Sa Magazines Siy Postal Increase Makes it Impossible to Continue. New York, Feb. 13th.

-That the ad vance in the postal rates affeding advertising sections of the magzities is heing fostered, by the as fpart of the campaign to sec ft re ontrul of the "muckrnkim:" magazines, is the statement of magazine puhl she9 It was pointed on': that the so-called popular magazines would be tha greH- est sufferers, and it wis said that if bill bcomes hw several supposedly prosperous pr ipertim would he thrown on the market. Itin wnuiu pr- roit the moneyed men to pisk them up bt bargain counter prices and would consumite nvich licker the Morgan i ombine of current literature. Just how tiie increase will affect the cheap magazies was xplained b- a rep resentative of S. S. McClure, who admitted at the outset the cost of the editorial department for "investigations of one sort or smother" is expensive.

This is especially it was pointed out in investigating djings of the' ''interests." "In thee ae of it was said, "an increase of four cents a pound in advertising will cost addition-i! a year. At best the profits of this class of magazines ate not large, and the result mus be a loos of circulation and standing. If the law ij enacted the influence of McClure's and all imilar publications will be at an end." At the offices of the Crowell Publishing Company, which publishes the Wo man's Home Companion and the American Magazine, it was said the advance in the postal rr.tes proposed will mean aT increased or io those pultlica'ions. There, ivvever, the suggestion was made that the increase might be passed on to the ultimate consumerthe subscriber. According to H.

Fisher, general manager of the Crowell 'the proposed change is "confiscatory." QUICKLY DISAPPtAa Mrs. Chas. Hartl.y,516 Frank iln St Jackson, says: "I suffered all kinds of pain and sgony from stomach complaint for several minths. The pains in my stomach were very bad, the gas forced the food up into mythroat, my food did not digest, headaches of the worst kind attended. I was weak, nervous and in a condition so 1 could not sleep.

I became alarmed at my condition as doctoring did not benefit me, finally 1 was induced to use Ml-O-NA, and using for about two weeks, I found a cure." If you have a sallow complexion, pirn pies, blotches, or dull (yes, your digestion is all wrong, and you should take Mf-O-NA stomach tablets immediately, and put your stomach right. MI-O-NA instantly stops belching of gas, sour stomach, heartburn and foul breath and gives complete relief in five minutes. MI-O-NA is guaranteed to cure dyspepsia, sea sickness, vomiting of pregnancy, or money back. Don't hesitate to try MI-O-NA. It is for sale by leading druggists everywhere and by Bradham Drug Co.

at 50 cents a large box. Why Spiders Fight. When two spiders tight there Is generally a good reairfou for the attack and the vigorous defense that follows. It Is not generally known- thnt after a certain time spiders become lnca pable of spinning a web from Inck of material. The glutinous excretlou from which the slender threads are spun Is limited; therefore spiders cannot keep on constructing new snares when the old ones are destroyed.

But they can avail themselves of the web producing powers of their younger neighbors, and tills they do without scruple. As soou as a spider's web constrjiotlng material' has become exi haustwlSiid Its Inst web destroyed it sets out In search of another home. and unless It should chance to find one that Is tenantless a battle usually en5 sues, which -ends only with the retreat or death of the Invader or defender. Unless Russia consents to admit American Jewish citizens it i proposed that the Unite! States abrogate its treaty with Russia. FMSalel --I Register's Manufacturing Plant at garka, N.

C. I offer for sale complete Manufacturing Plant for manufacturing Balusters, Columns, Stair Cases and Sash Doors also my Dwelling 'which is situated on three acre lot, with all necessary outbuildings, have a fine Gar den and a young Orchard of fruit trees in fine condition. Clarka is situated on the Atlantic ft North Carolina R- R. now Norfolk-Southern, at the junction 01 the John L. Roper, Onslow and Duplin road, seven miles west of New Born.

Ten daily trains, Clarke is a coming town. I ADDRESS J. n. Roister, Clarhs, N.C. Largest and Finest sttick of Uorses vnd Muli'S ever offered for Rale in New Hern.

A vox load of-ach just in. Also a complete line of Busies, Wagons, Harness liohes, Whips, Cart Wheels. Jr A. JONES. Brond Street, PROPRIETOR, Ncvv Bern, N.

C. Hyde County Rust Proof Oats For Seed. Burt Seed Oats, Feed Oats, Seed Rye, "Early Rose, White and Red Bliss Seed Potatoes, Hay; Grain and Feed. International Stock Food. Orders by mail COTTON MARKET ItEPOKTED BY J.

BALL COTTON BROKER NEW BERN, N. C. LONG DISTANCE PHONE NO. 1C. New York Market February 10 Open HEh Low Close 1429 1429 1415 1415 1436 143G 1420 1421 1440 1440 1423 1424 March, May, July, Port receipts 42,504 bales.

Liverpool Cotton Market February 10 Opening. Closing. Feb. March 754J 749 May, June, 757 753 New Bern Market February 10 13 to 14 2 bales. Sales A Vanished Island.

Volcanic Islands have frequently appeared and disappeared In the various oceans. A British man-of-war once was sailing near where such an event took place, and Its crew had a chance to witness that seldom seen occurrence, the birth of an Island. As soon as It was possible the British captain landed and formally annexed the new land to the British empire. Then he hoisted the union Jack, and sailed away. lie expected to be knighted for his enterprise, but when another ship was sent out to take a look at the island and report upon Its availability as a naral post for supplying passing ships the new found island had vanished entirely.

The Lake Drummond Canal and Water Co. (DISMAL SWAMP ROUTE.) DRAFT OF VESSELS On and after February 1st, 1911, vessels over thirty (30) feet wide and less than thirty-five (35) feet wide will not be admitted to this Canal drawing more than 8 feet 6 inches. Vessels of thirty' five (35) feet width and over will not be admitted drawing more than 8 feet K. King, Pres. J.

A. Mitten, Sec. J. B. Baxter, Supt.

T. Whitehurst, Traffic Manager. Norfolk Office, Bell Phone 621 MY DOtfrOR MIGHTY FINE Mrs. Rattle Cain of Carrsville Thinks all the More of Her Doctor Since He Advised Her to Take Cardut Carrsville, Ky. "My writes Mrs.

Hattie Cam, "who advised me to take Cardul, for my troubles, is a mighty fine doctor, and I say God bless Cartiii and the people who make it "Before I took Cardul, I suffered with female troubles for sjjeteen years. 1 would have to send for a doctor every three month, andohl how dreadfully! suffered! "I would cramp and have convulsions and it looked like 1 would die. At last I took Cardul and oh! what a surprise! I found it was the medicine forme! the first bottle, I began to mend and now I am well, can do more work, can walk and go where 1 please and it don't hurt me, and I owe it all to Cardut" Cardul helps sick women back to health. It has been doing this for over 50 years. It is not a laxative, or a heart or kidney medicine it is a woman's medicine.

If you are a woman, try it N. R-WWf to. I Write tnr Ijmw Advisory Mrtlicine thallancKifit. Tf roni and ftVRpe book, Chaffs. Mrdi tin i kt ni Home Trfalnieuf luc uuku, u4 lp uia wruotr, 00 rKyit t.

4- JONES Exchange Stables I B. Mill new BERN, N. C. we manufacture; lumber; We take the tree on the stump if lnl ItnUiul lml.AM i-1 mill tv iinv iiiiuiiiw iuiiiuci. And becauso we do nil this work ourselves, we are A LWAYS in position to give you the BEST of pine lumber, every dimension and at the LOWEST COST.

You will make no mistake if you come direct to us for' your flooring, ceiling, mouldings, weatherboarding and all other sorts of pine. 147, New Bern, N. C. t''? SSCaV i I'1 ill wiil receive prompt attention. iGhas.

7 MIDDLE STRFET Ek32SB2BEB3X333XXS25K9Xf. i Broaddus Ives Lumber Co. tfKyrT'iiTWi y'-nnrtTnrirrMwTcr5iWr mm quiz. etnWir uMtaem ELtWOOD FENCE WIltE Aalso a full line Barbed Wire for hogs and cattle. Poultry Wire.

Rubber Roofing, Paints and. bils. Stovts and Ranges and a general line of Hardware. Write us or call, we can give you right prices. i GASKILL HARDWARE CO.

Middle Street, rhone I' tore employing a line word Sod a for.