The Daily Journal from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 8

To it: i 1 an i- a Li nervous 'and played out, it that you1 are not properly: -noiuiid. loV, You don't eat you dan't -waat! cat. J. CIEO Ml Ftl 'CTG COULD BE SPEEDING 7 DOWN fifeCAPE'TEAR TWOrg i i i ,1 RISING TEMPERATURES, A THUNpR, SHOWERS rERS: iThe Latest in Music The i 1 1 1 (Special to the Journal.) Aril" week will opea with considerable -cloud-' 1 rt rrvnllinfr vrnf iti: iKo. with little NorVorain Monday A' -f '( tyrbaW-fOvei-hVC-e West will move eastward, wilrh.

niceirj ffiZ'A. I -j causing' rains Monday fn the- central Rocky Mountain region and the Plains); States, During Tuesday and Wed- nesday: the areai will extend ward to Lake Region and the Ohio Valley, and will probably reach Middle Atlantic States and New.Mj England about the middle of the Therewill 1 also be showers yearly in the: week in the Gulf States, followed by generally fair weather after Tuesday and showers' about- the middle' of the week in the South Atlantic States. 5 In the 'Northwest and the Extreme West the weejc will: open fair- except in the coast States where, there will be raioa I accompanying another disturbance that i -r-' is now' approaching the North 'Pacifib coast. The rains will continue in thet soast States during' the first half 1 of the and will extend by" that time V'- cjver tne middle and northern districts west of the Rocky Mountains, and probably the Northwestern States. Lat Medicine can't give you strengt h.

Food is the onlything that; ever does make you feel Kke eating make vou enjoy Vyery meal and be hungry when mealtime comes afaia. -1 ne name ot it is r- Jt is purely a scientific remedy (formula on the ibottle so you know exactly: what you; are taking and we recommend it because, we know how milch good it There is. nothing quite like; it" He build upstrength and -put health color in your cheeks. 1 VV i Let us send, you a-dollar bottle" '-Qf Penslar Appetizing Tonic WOOD-LANE DRUG. COMPANf Pi-wei id Agency SHAKESPEARE CLUB WITH MRS.

CHARLES DUFFY The 1 Shakespeare Club will meet with Mrs. Charles'' Duffy, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. meeting was to have been' held with-Mrs. Rob erts and membrers are requested tt note the 1 NOTICE' OF -DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, tKAVtN' BOUNTY, Nelson, P. Angell and C.

E. Hooker, trading as. Angell Hooker, and engaged in a wholesale grocery business at Number IX Middle Street. New Bern, North Carolina, have, by mutual consent, this day dissolved their co partnership, and jn the future the same business will be conducted by C. Hooker in the name of E.

Hooker. he having purchased the entire interest of Neolson Angell in said, business, including all. accounts due the afore said firm, has assumed all debts. liabilities and obligations of the firmJ ot Angell Hooker. All who are indebted to the firm will please make payments to C.

Hooker and all goods, wares and merchandise purchased in the future will bexharged to Hooker, tradings a C. E. Hooker. This 24th day of 1914, P. "Angell C.

Hooker. Successor to H. Simpson Funeral Director and AND, EMBALMER Office 68 Broad St. Phone 167 Residsnce 28 S. St.

829 er in the week this disturbance will' -4J X- 'X i 1 I I rv. At the request of many Democrats We take great1 pleasure- in presenting the following named gentlemen for Comnudsioners of our county Know- ing.thenV to the welfare of the taxpayers at Everyone knows them to be honest and straight forwa. business men, and no wie can make a mistake, by supporting the following: Heath, No 1 Towhsnip. M-- Lane, No. '3 C.rDf Bradham, I Kbi'tB Township.

Si J. DaugherfJ', 9 Township. VV TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF' CRAVEN COUNTY I hereby announce -myself a candi date- for County Commissioner subject to the Democratic Primary to be held May, 16tht 1914. Jf nominated and elected I will -pledge -myself to discharge thep of to the best of tny knowledge and ability, With- the' interests, of the tax payers always at heart. Respectfully, M.

u. NOTICE I hereby announce myself as a can didate subject i.ta the. action- of the Democratic' Primaries and Convention for one of the Senators from' the Sev enth District to succeed myself. If nominated and elected I shall be-true and faithful to the people of the Dis trict and to the State. "Many thanks (or past support.

Any support given me will be very highly appreciated. A. D. Ward. SERVICES AT EPISCOPAL CHUR CH TODAY There will be services at Christ Church this morning at 10 o'clock, also rnis evening, at o.

j301.11 services win be conducted by Rev. John R. Mat thews of Ohio. The public is invited to attend these services. Childrens servics at 4 ARE TO HQLD TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC.

The citizens, of Nobles Siding, near Ernul, are planning to hold a tourna ment and picnic on the third Saturday 1 May. There will be music and danc ing with plenty of refreshments The public is extended a cordial invitation to attend. 1 PURCHASES TRAILERS FOR STREETCARS. C. jv McCarthy returned from Rich mond yesterday, where 1 he purchased two trailers for the street cars, to be used in handling the street car traffic this summer.

The trailfers will arrive this week in time to be used for the Opening of the city base ball league. PAINT AND POWDER CLUB TO WILMINGTON. Upon special recfuest the Paint and PovrJer Club, which so pleased a capacity aadience at the Masonic Theater, recently with their production ot An American will present their play at the new iheatef in Wilmington, C.jt Wednesday, May 6th. ine tneater lovers 01 our sister city, will be with this production, which, was; generally considered the best amatuer-production presented in our city of late years. SAEV MONEY; rwnEN YOU PAINT YOUR HOUSE lit coats no more to apply "High it gives more beautiful effects and wears Thus you will get best results a'nJ by using 1 This la a rendy-to-use paint of high est It ha great spreadingsnd protecting power, and the colors are very durable.

It comes in a large number of tints and shades, making possible py color scheme, --m Come in for color cards, and let US solve your painting pv' 'vm 1 M. OF CRAVEN HOURS Wt-M hours after the wireless flash had order ed the ihip to Mexico the1 revenue cutter Seminole be. speeding down the Cape Fefir driver, eagerly -en its way to be in anything that might be going on in that yicihityl Contrary to a popular impression the cutter men are real fighters, -and play an important part, in. a navalwa, i. Capt.

G. Carden, in command of the Seninole, said today- that the cutters can do as much in proportion to their size as the superdreadnoughts-and are expected to do it, too, in time of war. If called to Mexican waters the Seminole would likely be put patrol duty, Captain Carden said in pely to a question. In this work engage ments are by no means improbable. He related instances of how, when he was on the cutter Manning in the Spanish-American war doing patrol duty off the coast of Cuba, several Spanish warships were encountered with resulting engagements.

On land the cutter boys are fierce fighters and have numbers of time covered themselves 1 with glory be deeds of valor. Judging from the sent! ment pn board the Seminole, a call to the front would be hailed with delight. Wilmington is neadquarters for the cutter. BIG FEATURE TODDY STUB THEATRE 'PROTEA" IN FIVE REELS IS IS TO BE EXHIBITED THERE Today the Star theatre will present for the benefit of their patrons that sensational five reel feature picture "Protea." This picture shiws some of the most unique, and tnrilling scenes ever filmed and those who do not see it will miss a rart treat. Two nations are about to enter into a treaty and the third nation is anxious PROTEA to learn the terms theroof.

To secure the deiired information the charming advent jress Protea is engaged. Sle undertakes the task provided she can have the assistance of a certain man who is at the time serving a prison sentence The Eel. His release is ordered and the pair start on their task. From this point the spectator is carried through a succession of thrills and surprises, cahgncs of costumes, rapid and startling, and feats of skill daring that keeps them gasping with expectancy. The picture will be shown at both matinee and evening performances.

Fresh Asparagus at Ilackburns TO THE PUBLIC We will begin paying our men off with pay checks, on the National Bank of Nfew Nern on May 2nd, and thereafter every Saturday. "These checks are exactly the same as ordinary checks the person cashirtg same -must know that party presenting same owns the check tendered. i No reputable firm will attempt to discount these pay checks as our company does not devise any.commissions whatever, and th4 bank will cash same at face value. J. Li -Roper Lumber Company.

A. 1 T. General Superintendent. 4-28-5ti. COTTON MARKET -j (By G.

WLTaVlor Sons.) Middling Strict Middling' Good Middling Low Grades i3c 'i-Tmc 10 to' 12c Receipts yesterday 15 J- V.V i JFine Celery received mm' I EUGENE TUCKER SUCCUMBS AILMENTS 1 Eugene Tucker, one of New Bern's oldest and best known citizens, died at his home, No. 151 Broad street yesterday morning at 6 o'coek follow--ing an attack brought on by a compli- cation of Mr.Tuckeiy'i who was years of age, has been ill "for some 'time but his 1 condition was -not' considered al- and his death was unexpected. He leaves wife five Joel ratricx oi oruton, wrs. i Lane, of New Bern, Mrs, M. Lynch, of Goldsboro, and Miss Jan- nay Tucker of New Bern, and three sons, Fred B.

of New York, Eugene of Washington, D. and Roy Tuck er of this city. The deceased was a member of the Royal Arcanum, of Honor, 's Knights of Harmony, the New Bern Camp of Confederate Veterans and the Philadelphia Fidelity Co. The funeral will be conducted from the home this tafternoon at 5:15 o'clock by Rev. Euclid McWhotrer, assisted by Rev.

N. Summerell. SONS OF VETERANS NOTICE. i. All Sons of Veterans are requested tc meet this afternoon at 5:15, to at- the funeral of Veterap Eugene tucker at his home on Broad street.

SOME TREAT Journal Staff Presented Srtawberries With The Journal staff is indebted to G. V. Richardson, owner of the famous Bellair Farm, for a nice bask it of de- licious strawberries which were' grown on his farm. These berries were the first of the home grown variety seen in New Bern. Mr.

Richardson claims 'to be the man who put the straw in strawberries and from his farm always come the first -berries seen on the local market. Like everything else coming from the Bellair Farm the berries were ne plus ultra in quality. INSURANCE. "Safety for Those Who Want to go to War. Will life insurance policies remain iA forcejand be paid in case the insured goes to war and is killed? This I question was asked yesterday of several local representatives of the larger insurance companies.

The answers in each instance were that the policies would be-paid in case the risk 5 was a volunteer soldier, just as It would in event of fdeath under any other circumstances. 1 One company, which will not pay a policy of less age than a year from date of the "UsiJance in of suicide, according to an agent of it, would make the same proviso apply in case of service of the insured in the armies of his country. New Bern offices of one of the larg-' est companies in the yesterday received instructions from headquarters to issue insurance policies to any volunteer soldier, seeking them, with an added premium of $50 per thousand of the face of the policy. This $50 is a fixed extra charge for the sol-dicr in the present troublous time. FUNERAL TO BE HELDAT OUNTS CREEK BLOUNTS CREEK, April 25 The funeral of Amous Cruthell will be preached at Spring Hope church the fourth Sunday in May at 2:30 p.

by Eld. Duffy Toler. The deceased was a member of the Church at Spring Hope, therefore it behoofs the church to pay the last respects to him who God has seen fit to call home. Also he was a member of the grand old order of the C. B.

which has done so much for the widows and orphans. This is a special invitation -to the members of the-good q)d order who are in reach CLUB CALENDAR -April 28. Canterbury Club with Mrs. J. Hollister.

April -28. Shakespeare Club with ''Miss Fata Roberts. "THE IRON MASTER" ON TUES-i DAY NIGHT. 'mU The time is fast approaching for the performance of "The Iron Master, which is Tuesday night, the 28th! There are plenty of good seats left and the price is very reasonable. The management desires distinctly' understood that the overture will be flashed at 8:20.

and that the curtain will promptly rise-at so1 please every' body 'be in their 'seats 4y that re. t- The music will JrituHjV I eurdelaiV orc.nettillJPh4, Greatest Phonograph in the Worlds-Come and Heai'it Play, Then Decide ne inventors invitation U(, me ruouc near -ui Wul-T'HIUL "The' Sporting Goods -Man" 91 Middle Street, Phone 255 diamond Values To those who dq not know the extent and quality of our diamond stock, we ask the pleasure of your You will find a splendid! display of perfect stones, mounted in original, and exclusive designs that appeal to tthose who 'know and demand the best. Whenj you are ready' to buy a diamond, at what ever price, there are plenty of reasons why you should come here. J. O.

BAXTER Jeweler With Every Purchase tnk. We Give 20 Lbs, ''4. s- Grdmdated Sugar For $1.00 fCashJOnly PMriSroccry; Company 1C5 E. Front St Phone 241 We Are Now1 Serving THE FAMOUS Montauk Ice Cream Quality Unexcelled EDWARD CLARK Elks Temple STEAMER EL WMl Balto. Norfolk to 'New Bern SCHEDULE, Lve.

Battunora May 2nd MV Norfolk Ar. New Bern 6ad DOCKS Balto. Miiter Wharf FootCarolineSt Norfolk 71 LJ. Uptons New Bern J. B.

Blades 'J For Ratei and Schedules, Address Taylor, NewBern, N. Agent 8 I TODAY statement" The Pelecan Assurance Company NEW YORK. Condition December 31. 1913 as Shown hv Pitntomrnt ViieA Amount of Capital paid up in cash. Amount of Ledger Assets Decembers31st of previous "year, Increase of paid-up capitaL.r:.i...

Income From Policyholders, laneous. 127.784 64- probably reach the centraPand eastern portions of- the country, preceded by rising temperatures and attended by showers. In the far. West generally fair weather' should prevail after' the middle of the week. Temperatures will be rising In the, Northwest and extreme West, and after Monday in th East.

Over the central and southern portions of the country they will" not change de-. ctdedly, while lover- the Northwest and extreme central West they will fall after the middle of the week. yer kicken sum day you'll ketch the gout and ferget yerself. EP The more you dam a river the ger it geti- YOU WILL SA YOUft I CLOTflES If You Have Them Cleaned and 'l -Repaired By 1 PhoH, Front St. OPPOSITE, GASTON HOTEL 312,298.78.

307.242.48: Banks on In business 100.00 "$750,809.71 1,646.26 758,163.45 14,989.81 500.00 charges due or 7,000.00 295,977.90 200,000.00 262,185.55 -758. 163.45 Raleigh March 1J, 1913. da rf seal tv 1 .3 45,558.38 written sub- 51,635.03 written U-i 1,640.26 l. 1 "3 DIsbursements-7-To Policyholders, ccuaueous, Fire Risks Written1 or renewed during year, in foiri. 77 1lS S37 00 ASSETS Value of Bonds and Deposited in Trust Companies and jf JtfA 1 Agents' representing business sequent to October Agents representing prior to October 1, 1913..

Interest and Rents due and accrued. All other assets, as detailed in statement, Totl admitted .1 LIABILITIES y.vTet amount of unpaid losses and Unearned ta j.r v. Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees or is Commissions, brokerage and other 10 oecome que 10 agents and State, county and municipal taxes due or accrued, Total amount Of Liabilities except' Capital, 1 v.VCapital acutally paid up in Surplus over alj Total BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING fc13. Fire risks written, Premiums 848.42 Losses incurred Fire, Paid, 1Q4.19 President, L. P.

Sect'y A. D. Irving, Jr. I Home office, 100 William New York Attorney for service, Insurance Company N. t.

Business Manager for North -Carolina, Home Office." ''i State of North Carolina, Insurance Department. j' 1. James K. Young, Insurance v.v Commission hereby certify that the above is a true and correct ab the statement of the Pelecan Assurnace Company, of i. i utcu wiin iins snowing tne con i i 'pany on 31st day of '1913.

Wis my hand and official written. 1.