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i v i 1 i .. I 71 fVvfiisS "Leather forecast." poe'IunkTu " 1 f -m ra . '. AL MARKETS. 133B; f . , ;STOCK-- BmShn i USED TO MAKE ROOFING suniciencs. to carry Democrats. " October 7, 1916. Temperature. i 5 ! 23' i Atlanta .. filarial"11 Charlotte Galveston . Jacksonville V. Orleans .. k York - fittsburg . jjaleigh . . Louis . . Washington Wilmington . . foggy . . . clear; . . cloudy . . clear . . . clear . . clearl . pfcldy; . . cloudy . . . clear .pt cldy . pt cldy . . . clear . . . clear . . cloudy 80 '52 80 2 76 70 "J Z8-- 62 j 58 J 54 I 80 1 74 J 84 76 84 76 J 82 82 75 j 74 70 1 72 j 60 j 48 6a j 64 58 69 ! 0 b o 0 0 0 .84 .01 0 0 0 0 0 0 SUNRISE ancLSUNSET. Sunday. Sun rises Sun sets . ..6:12 ..5:47 Stage of water in Cape Fear river at Fayetteville, N. -C. day. -.o iet.. at 8 a. m. yester- CHURCH ADVERTISING CONVENTION ON. New Haven, Conn., Oct. 7. All ar rangements have been . completed, for the second large, church-advertising convention in the country, to be held in this city during the three days be- Eggs, dozen , Butter, lb -. Sbrlhfe Chlokeas, eact Henfl;.each:--w:-i- Puddle Ducks -J? - - , Guineas --v-i ' i 32 22 soo 45 SO 30O 25 40 65 Si 8 id 75 1.00 BeefCii Sweet potatoes, bushel kbu rowoes. nushel ... .75 N. C. Kamsv lb 1. 23 7 N, C, Shoulders & Bibs Ibll 17 ld Peas, bphel ....... 1.0Q ?eaj5, .bushel . . ; . . . iO Corn;, bushel, . iV' . .1 . . . .' 1.00 1. C Peanuts bpshel ,65 Spanish Peanuts,, bushel 80 Virginia Peantg, bushel , 5 Oranges Jorjda . 4.Q0 LIrnes, per 3100 i 1.25 Banan bunch, 1.00 1.50 Lemons, Fancy . 800 Apples ... 3.00 3.50 Bell Peppers, bushel . 75 Onions, per cr.ck 4.00 1.00 65 85 70 New York, . marKet Oct. 7.: The ? cotton was unsettled at today's bben- lrig aihl first prices were nigher" by 7 polnts-ania "later eclirielto 3 points. Oyernlglit l Celling orders had been brought in by the weaker rulings and December sold bff'to : 17.03'" wbile January 'declined td ';16'.94, or 'about 3 6r - points net lower; after the call' The market soon steadied, and the prices7 worked 5 to 9 points high er before ,the end . of the first Hour, with December selling to " 17.12 and January to 17.06. - NEW YORK cotton: - , Open. Qcjtober .. .. 16.90 December . . . . . . ; . . . .17J0 January ... .16.95 March 17.12 May .. .. ..17-29 j July ..17.34 New York Spot 17.10. Close. 17.02 17.26 17.22 ' 17.37 17.51 New, York (Wall Street), Oct 7,-r1 More jor lesa denials p;jtie peace ru: mors circulated yrith materials effect Washington, OctK 7:--A methbd.!foi! using waste hemlock tanbark tb partly ally replace expensive rag stock in the ra&n'uiSur developed at eyi:TOUcts?La boratory and is now lieinff used cbnv mercilly by cooperating mills, accord ing Joapnounperenm he For est Service. It is stated that, in these frprni; 20 to 30' per cent . of. the in yesterday's, lae.' eajings resulted in a general.rebounp today's' trad-;raj:8;jfl bng ihg, although an undercurrent, was in and . that, the sguaUty. of . the finished pxpduct, is. eciuailQ that vmanuf acture d solelx frojg; rags j Members, of .the Uie btate lor j the k Hfe . United v.; Stat( Department T bt .' ' v ; ' r f z llJtuT6t-iih9 Biological Su- ; Ohio .where - pnal veyl be notified Von Vim rPni.at '' ., ' . jr t fj. it ,r.-' r ti"-"' TYti- . ' to nd t this' band ' at - pnce ,to the Bu- ; ii TJoe t struggle.- in Senpbrship IS ' it -'stake - ls most bit V;T Trr Z : n ,ot Biological Survey, ; United , evidenced ' Leading "rails; ? United States "Steel arid prominent etp meh ts made "advances 1 frbm substan tial fractions to almost 2 points. The Only notable exceptions were Repub lic Steel and Motors. Heavy selling followed" the advance, but this was partly overcome by a fresh, bunch of War issues. 25 3-41 ginning tomorrow. The meeting is de signed to gatlfer ministers, laymen, heads of men's clubs and superinten dents of Sunday schools from all over New England and eastern New York. The convention will supplement the work of that held in Philadelphia ear lier in the year toward drawing wide spread attention of churchmen to the movement inaugurated in Chicago last year. Well-known advertising men . will assist the pastors In planning cam paigns to fill their churches morning and evening. Stories or churches that have, increased their attendance 1,000 per cent in a few years will be told by clergymen" who have "accomplished such results. Wilmington Cotton Charleston Cotton 1 Savannah Cotton . . .16 3-8 .16 3-8 .16 1-2 U5 .133 .222 Receipts. Cotton .. .. 895 Spirits Rosin . 2 Tar ... ... ... .. .. 80 Crude .... -.14 SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES. Spirits 43 1-4. Rosin $6.00. WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES. Spirits 42 3-4. . Rosin $5.45 and $5.30. Tar-r-$2.6) and-ID. 1-2 ..cents. Crude $4.00, $4.00 and $3.00. X " ; HUMAN INTEREST TALKS ' Owning Stock in This Association Is Insurance of maepenae mce. Series Open Saturday A FEW .SHARES. OF BUILDING AND LOAN every, six months' means independence, as you advance in age. Why not start NOW? 25c per week each share, will net you $100.00 at maturity. SHOULD YOU GET OUT OF A JOB, HAVE YOU anything to fall back on? Building and Loan savings assures you of something to depend upon, when you are hard up. Isn't it worth trying? 25c per share; a week is mighty little to put aside, but it accumulates surprisingly fast. WHY WASTE YOUR MONEY IN BUYING USE- less things, when you can provide against old age by investing in Building and Loan Stock? New series, Saturday, October 7th, 25c per week, $100 at maturity. . , OWN YOUR LOT AND WE WILL LEND YOU TME money to build a house with, but you've got to be a stockholder. Take 5 or 20 shares Now, so . when .you want money to build you can get It: STOCKS AND BONDS VARY IN VALUE BUILD- ing and Loan earns about 7 1-2 per cent., year in and year out, and is safe as the Rock of Gibraltar. LIFE IS A GAMBLE, BUT BUILDING AND LOAN is a Certainty. Get in the game. Dont wait until you think you are able. Begin Now. Never a . better time. Wilmington Homestead & Loan Association "The Oldest and Best" OFFICES: FRONT AND GRACE STS. (Bunting's Drug Store.) OFFICERS: J. Hicks Bunting, President; John R. Hanby, Vice President; C. C. Brown, Secretary and Treasurer. I L DIRECTORS: J. H. Hardin, C. P. Vineberg, W. C. Peterson, SIg. Goodman, W. B. Thorpe, Rev. J. S. Crowley, Ray mond Hunt, C. H. Bornemann, Hon. John D. Bellamy, attorney. "r-". " Send your subscription to any of the Officers or directors. New Series opens Saturday, October 7th. Allis-Chalmers ..... . . Ainerican Beet Sugar . . , . American Caff . . . . , . American Car and Foundry American Locomotive .... American Cotton Oil . . . i American Smelting . . Ametipan Sugar .. .. . . . American- Tel. & Tel. . . . American Tobacco .... . . Anaconda Copper Atchison Atlantic Coast Line (bid) . Baldwin Locomotive .. 89 . ; Baltimore & Ohio .. .. .. .. 891-4 Bethlehem Steel (bid) 545 ; Canadian Pacific . . . . 180 1-4 Chesapeake &. Ohio . . . . ..... 67 7-8 Chi.; Mil. & St. Paul .... . . 96 3-4 Chi., R. I. & Pac. Ry. . . .... 24 1-4 Consolidated Gas .. ..... ....139 Crucible Steel .. .. .. 92 Erie .. .. 40 General Electric . . . . .. 1801-2 Great Northern Pf(L 75 14 Great Northern Ore Ctf s 431-2 Illinois Central ..... . . , 107 7-8 Inter. Merc. Mar. Pfd. Ctfs. ..1191-2 Kansas City Southern .. .... 171-8 Louisville & Nashville 1381-2 Liggett &. Myers (bid) ... ..270 Lorillard Co. (bid) .. . . ....2Q0 Maxwell Motors . . ... . . . . 92 1-2 Mexican Petroleum .. .- .. ..Ill Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd (B)13 1-4 Missouri Pacific 35 i-4 Forest Service jrhohabeen, conduct- Uzation of, the barkli aake it pp$: sible'to ; effect ; i. considerable, saving in the manufacture of felt roofing. , ., i According; to the ? census ? oX: 1909, over 6,98,000 Xonn f ! hemlock barfe were produced each. year, in .the United States. After the tannin , is extracted 9g j4 thfs bark is Used; for fuel ' purposes, 3.4 fQr; WhicK it is said to have a value of 69 7-8 60 cents Per ton,. ... 80 5-8 The extent of the savings, rendered eg possible by the new methods is point- Ill 5-8 j ed out ky the fact that the. roofing mills of the United States have a to tal, estimated annual production of 237,000 . tons of finished roofing of 95 7-8 a11 kinds, equal to Fabout 1100,000 . 106 5-8 "squares . " By a "square'' of roofing .119 i meant, jluu square jee.. The .ntjii?a not appear: discouragedj. at all. ... J speech-making in Nebraska in a f e? days m an "effort" to retaiii that Stae in'Hhe7 DemOcratfc -colnnin." " 1 ' " ? r; ! In) the " Stages': that afecertain ,(to go: Democratic' it is. estimated ' :'tHat Pesiet ;,Wih?pn l wiU ; get 497 lec torai votes, making . 69 Vmore n scesJ- sary. 10 win. . ewt. .xor.K ana , vmo buld. niake 'his'vlctor "certain,! ain4 would New YorkV Indiana affd. Nej braska. New Ydrfc just' now :must necesarily be captured to etnable either party' to win, and the outlook there is most uncertain: r " f Stajtes ; Depa.rjment ' (pf Agriculture, Washington, - D. C. -This band, if ac--V ompanierf by a 'statement as to dat4.'', V; pj ace and circumstances' iind r which' to .the survev in its. efforts to deter-. tStoe,..tbe 3QWf&lSoL . individual - ducks and the rpu).e.Su ofmigratlon of the species. v The ,rbands are being at tached to considerable, numbers of vpd duck of several .jBpecies which jtiaye been ciiredjof the duck sickness prevalent afpund (Jreat , Salt Lake, Ty,'wd;fthefV released." The de- , , partment isT particularly anxious to secure reports,. frOm, these birds to jdetermipe .their, complete recovery from this, ipaady1. which has' killed hundreds of thousands , of ducks in " Utah.' ' ' - - . ; . WATCH FOR BANDS ON WILD DUCKS , , . . v . ..i Washington, D- C, pet. 7. It; you kill or;, capture a; wild duck beating an luminu.band around - one A leg, a, Little, Paul ''Yes,, but hurry up; ma haying a number, on . one -side", .arid, on wiU want, to make up bread in It'dl he other a statement re, questinj that rectly . "Exchange I-- ' . . , j .Visitor -"May I wash my feet in- .u jr - tnis panjr ... 71 ...110 5-S ...61 ...141 1-2 ...113 3-4 .. 68 5-8 .1111-8 Rep. Iron & Steel . . . . . . . . 78 1-4 Seaboard Air Line . .17 1-8 Seaboard Air Line Pfd . . National Lead New York Central N. L., N. H. & Hartford Norfolk. & Western . . . Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading tion of the waste bark in this industry should, it is said, enable the; miljs to reduces ..their manufacturing costs ap preciably. . . , " '''in addjtion to tie use of, the bark for roofing, papers, made at tbe For est Products Laboratory on the basis of 80 per cent , 'of waste tanbark, have been successfully 'printed- on' a conv mercial tweive-rcoipr wall-paper print ing machine, .and give promise, of be ing entirely, satisfactory . Cither paper of the same make-up has been made into fiber conduits by a,' commercial manufacturer . Other possible uses of waste bark which suggest . themselves, say the Forest Service papejr. experts, are the use pf bark mixd with ground wood for the production of . wall board, or with sulphite" screenings in the. manu facture bf car liners. Studies al ready made at the Forest Products Laboratory indicate rthat it may be possible to use 'waste hemlock ahd oak tanbark in t making sheathing paper, .carpet liners, bottle wrappers, deadening felt, nd; the like. Sloss. Shef. Steel rtQn .. . Southern Pacific' . . . . .: Southern Railway Southern Railway Pfd .... Studebaker Corporation . . Tennessee Copper . . . . Texas Co . . . . Union Pacific .. .. United Fruit ...... . . . United States Rubber ..... . U. S. Smelting & Refining United States Steel . . . . j United States Steel pfd . . . .. 40 3-8 63 1-2 101 3-8 29 X2 . .71 ..135 . . 25 3-4 ..222 . ..149 1-4 .162 1-2 . : 61 3-8 1 ;.74 . . 116 1-8 .1261-8 LITTLE IHTEflEST Registration Notice! t Section 432, Reviscil of 1905, Vols. 1 and 2, as amended by Public Laws of V907-1915, provides that the Registration Bobks-aii New Hanover county fee opened' for the General Election' of November 7thi 1916, ori Thursday, October 5 th, between the hours of nine o'clock -' a. fn. and sunset, and on each day (Sunday excepted) or twenty (20) days,r to and including October 28th, ,1 91 6. On each Saturday enuring the period of registration the registrar will attend with his registration books at the polling place .of his precinct, or ward; for the registration of voters. !' , : . C. W. Woodward, Chairman, Board of Elections. i . rfcL---, Va. Caro. Chem .. .. 43 1-2 Va. Iron, Coal & Coke 46 Wabash Pfd. (B) .. .. 29 7-8 Western Union . . .101 Westinghouse Electric . . .... 64 3-4 Copper ' 54 1-4 American Zinc ..48 1-4 American Zinc,' prefererred 78 Corn Products 16 3-4 CHICAGO. i Pork $23.50 j Ribs . . 12,55 Lard 13.55 Oats 49 1-4 Wheat 1.59 1-2 Corn 76 7-8 Best Man from Mexico. Boston, Mass., Oct. 7. Captain Edminster Mitchell, of the Seventh I TTnioH Stntos Havfllrv. cflTriP! from the Mexican border to serve as best man at the wedding of his brother, William Galbraithe Mitchell, and Miss Beatrice Smith, which took place this afternoon at Briar Hill, North Cohasset. The bride is the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Fitz-Henry Smith, , pf Boston- Mr. .Mitchell, . the bridegroom, is a resident of Wash ington and a graduate of Princeton. (Continued From Page One.) ' Johnston was beaten, has 'encouraged them. Still they must make anet gain of eight more and this would be a remarkable achievement. ( While the political battle for. the President will continue to be import ant in all the States, the hottest fights will take place' from now on in the close or doubtful States such as New York, Ohio, Indiana, New Jersey, Nebraska and Illinois. New YOrk, as usual, will be the greatest battleground. ( .The Demo crats are making enormous efforts to capture it. Unless they can do so their prospects of re-electing Pres ident Wilson are very slim. The Re publicans alive to the old adage that without New York it is impossible to take the nation, are working in that ! State with might and - main. It is most likely that this year's election will be won or lost by-the way New York State goes. The administration and the Democratic campaign leaders have been busy for some weeks prodding the Tammany Tiger to get it to go out and roar, well knowing the strength of that organization. In New Jersey the fact that thi Wilson candidate for the Senate waia defeated by Senator Martine, a politi cal enemy of the President, has some what encouraged the - Republicans there into 'bejlPevihr that' Vak Presi dent's personal strength will not be '0 iliflaiSct In Effect October 9, 1916. WINTER PARK, WRIGOTSVliLli:, WRIGHTS- VILLE BEACH And Intermediate Points EAStBOUNti Leave Electric I Center for Winter Park 6 :30 A. M. 6:50 A. M. 8:00 A. M 8 :3Q A. M. 10 :00 A. M. 11 :30 A. M. xl:00 P. M. 1:10 P. M. P. M. 2:30 P. M. 3:00 P. M. 3 :30 P. M. ?4 :10 P. M. 4 :30 P. M. ?4:50 P. M. 5 :30 P. M. 6:10 P. M. 6:40 P. M. 7:15 P. M. 8:15 P. M. 9:15 P. M. 10:15 P. M. 11:5 P. M. Ieve Electric Center for WrishtsvUIe I . . 6:30 A. M. 6:50 A. M. 8:00 A. M. 8 :30 A. M, 10 :00 A. M. 11:30 A. M. xl:00 P. M. 1:10 P. M. ?1:65 P. M. 2:30 P. M. 3:00 P. M. 4:30 P. M. ' 5 :'30 'P. M. 6:10 P. M. 6:40 P. M. 7:15 P, M. 8:15 P. M. 9:15 P; M. 10:15 P. M. 11 :15 P. M. Ieave Electric Center for Beach 6:30 A. M. x6:50 A. M, 8:30 A." m! ' ib':00 A." Ml 11:80 A. M. xl:00 P. M. zl:10 P. M 3:00 P. M. !'V:3b' p.Vm. z6 :40 P." M. 9:15 P. M. 11:15 P. M. wBburjp Leave Winter Park . . for Wilmington 6:26 A. M. 7:31 A. M. 8:01 A. M. 8:41 A. M. 9 :36 A. M. xl0:31 A. M. U:0 A. M. 12:36 P. M. x2:06 P. M. 2:01 P. M. ?2:36 P. M. ?3:11 P. M. ?3:50 P. M. 4:06 P. M. 74:30 P. M. ?5:10 P. M. 5:86 P. M. 6:11 P. M. 6:51 P. M. 7:31 P. M. 8KW P. M. 8:56 P. M. 10:21 P. M. 10:56 P. M. 12:21 A. M. Leave Wrifhtavllle or Wilmington 6:15 A. M. 7:20 A. M. 7 :50 A. M. 8:30 A. M. 9 :25 A. M. 110 :20 A. M. 10:55 A. M. 12:25 P. M. X1A5.P. M. 1:50 P. M. 72:25 P. M. ?3:00 P. M. 3 :55 P. M. 5:25 P. M. 6:00 P. M. 6 :40 P. M. 7:20 P, M. 7:53 P. M. 8:45 P. M. 10:10 P. M. 10:45 P. M. 12:10 A. M. Leave Heach for Wilmington 7:40 A. M. 9:15 A. Mt- 10:45 A, 12:15 P xl:45 P. M. !1:45 P. M. 3:45 P. M. 5:15 P. M T !7:15 P. M. 10:00 V. M. 12:00 M."' SPECIALS FOR SUNDAYS Leave Front and Princess streets every half hour from 2:00 to 5:00 P. M. Leave Beach every half hour from 2445-to.S45-P, M ! t : - . . Daily -lexceot- Sundays.- xSundays only. ' . -. , ?apferseded by half hour cars Sunday afternoons. zDoes not go beyond Station No. 3. ! Leave 8 f roin-Station No. 3, J FRmOHT SCHlULE (DaUy Except Sunday) ,JLeaves.9th. kd.prn)ge Siris,, 0 Ps M. 'S'reJkbt Depot 'bp'ea Jrom 2:30 11 nrmnnnnnnnnnmnn I Ten IfearV Teini' Series .Matured! S 1 25c Per Share, Worth $100 at Maturity. No Sad Ma i f I Never had a Loss. Your money always avaUable. 'feS'Tijd2i3t, Books Now Oijeti. I OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS; ( m p p Q D O ta J. W. YATES, President. J. VahB. METTS, V:Presiden T. P. OUELCH , C D. WEEkS H- COLE. LOUIS EINSTEIN - NE. BUNTING Office I. SHRIER w T. W. FREEMAN HANOVER BUIEIjCj & R. E. WILLIAMS t H. F. WILDERSec. & Treas. . . , M. BELLAMY W.XSMITH Av SYEAGER. I f U Real Estate and IlOA:-ASS t ire insurance A OeiATPION geney 207 street P U n u r f ' " THE WILMINGTON nTcATCH.'5MlJRn AY AFTPPTOON. 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