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: TvWr iT'tir -fSWf Event-at?.yWGrey , Hiekst.'also: of tWa-citywon ec; Hi-
iliiit I. f .ii I mii' i ,
32:
- 22
dozen -
25
40
5&
r. lb
-.i. -.Irons fl&(
;45
30O
-8
ens.-
jdle
ss
10
ineas
rff
ffeet potatoes, bushel
75 1.00
.75Y.OO
23
iib Potatoes. busnei . . .
C Hair.s. It)
'shoulders & Ribs lb
17
1.00
1.500
IS
eld Peas. dmq .......
;te I'eaS, uuauw ......
bushel
1
r Peanuts, uuauoi o
anisb Feanuis, uuauei ovj.
gGSH-nrlda ...... 4.0d ; '
n5 rpr 1UU " X-'W
,w ' - v, 1 AAA 1 tA
"rr r
onions, ruuw
Ules
Lil Pt ppers
. 3.00 3.60
bushel 75'"
Una. pertr.ck 4.00
JU;t IH A i nt- i iic li uu asauumu
rs to lt iiuce salaries and keep with-
the law is a quetsion at this time.
LiOt? lOiitracis were wurueu in sucjj
wav that the renewal of them au-
jmatically gives the player- a salary
u'l'ease.
SOUTHERN HOTEL
CAFE
Lynn Haven Oysters Now Dally.
Homemade Pies.
Rooms by the Day, Week or'
Month. Recently Renovated.
imoffi saperlfnouB
Hair from
inr part tf the bod;.
,i KELI.VBLE.
arge bottle,
iimple, 10c.
Kin1 tot
-7;. uaokit fre.
ana Dttartmtrt Store.
Joseph jne.Ie Feyre Cou.
SOLU BX "4. C
F. Jarman and.J. Hlckai Bunting.
WILL NOT WIGGLE. SHAKE OR GET
LOOSE. I
Let us Show You the !
NEWEST INVENTION IN THE
OPTICAL TRADE. ;
pectacles or Eye ' Glasses Correctly
Fitted to Your Eyes.
EYES TESTED FREE
Dr. Viriherg
Masonic Temple.
Georgetqwn,S. G.
NEW YORK TO WILM.INGTON.
S. S. Onondaga Friday, Sept. 22nd
S. Onondaga Tuesday, Oct. 2rd
WILMINGTON TO GEORETOWN.
S. S. OnondagaMonday, Sept. 25th
S. S. Onondago Friday, Oct. 6th
WILMINGTON TO NEW YOrtK.
. S. Onondaga Friday, Sept. 29th
. S. Onondaga Tuesday, OcL 10th
S. S. Onondaga DOES NOT carry
possengers. ;
Freight accepted from and for near
by North Carolina points at advantage
ous rates.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO.,
C. J. BECKER, Agents.
Wilmington. N. C.
If
eeLockEyfiGlasses
To N York'
arid
BUIRKEBWKB VP WMElfS
ii -uc-i cant err
''; LCtNC VlTH ME j
i! wife an' ican'T;it
'.I rs-r- . . ... ...
i -ALOMCi WITHOUT HEP
i
WANT A DIVORCE I
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si-
4 -
St-
Asheville ...... clear
.00
.66
.00.
.00
.38
.00
J0
Atlanta. . . . : . .cloudy
unarieston .. . ;clear
Charlotte clondyi
Chicago .. . . .cloudy
Galveston ;. .cloudy
J acRsonville . . . clear
New Orleans .cloudy
New York . .. ..clear
Pittsburgh .. . .rain'g
tlaleiglh . . v. viear
St. Louts V.. v; cloudy
1.84
00
f.O'o
.00
.00
oo
'.00"!
Washington pt. cldy.
Wilmington : : clear
( SUISRISE and SUNSET.
-Tuesday.
...... 6:13
Sun rises
Sun sets
Stage of water in ape Fear river
at Fayetteville, n."C., at 8 &K m: yes
terday, 2.5.
ATLANTA STREET
CAR WAS DYNAMITED
AUanta, Ga.. Oct. 8. A street car
outward bound, about half filled with
passengers, was severely shaken up
by dynamite shortly before midnight,
just as it had turned into Ivy street
from Edgewood Avenue. Elmer Ellis,
a young clerk, was slightly' injured
and the passengers given a scare. The
car was not seriously damaged.
New Goods arrive every week, Col
lars, Ties, Hosiery, Neckwear, Shirts,
etc, at I. Shrier'svr-Advt. 10-5-7t
a TELARIiriKD
Arrivals and Departures of Trains
1916. Time Not Guaranteed. .
: 78 J 60'
5;76 ; 70
80 j 66
86 j 50
, 80 76
84 ?2
88 . j .72
:80 . 64
-86 68
1 84 j 66
84 60
88 . 64
82 64
DEPABTUBBj 1 TO AND ITS DM. 3 ABBIYALS:
r;--.- s--l s j.f jV-.-' bH
No. 90. Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk, and Bastern - No. 91.
- S:40 A. M. . North Carolina points. Connects at Golds- 1:15 A. M.
Dally Except toro with Southern Hallway at Norfolk Daily Except
Sunday. Southern Railroad.. . - , Monday.
No. 64. - ' " No. 65.
, 5:15 A.M. JacksonTllle, irtew Bern and ImtarmadUts CtlSP.ar.
Mon., Wed. and Stations. Mon., Wed. and
Friday Only. T- ; Friday Only.
'Tbft'dbourn, Conway, Florence, Charleston, K.
Savannah, Jacksonville f Tampa St. ' Su? ,
r .1,:aiy- retersbln, Fort Myers Columbia ana V? iy'M
5:80 A. M. "Asheville, Pullman Sleeplnjr Cars betWpen a. jo.
f;vymlngton and Columblar open to -a ..'it .
. iCgtve ntboond passengers at Wilmlag
. ton at. and after 10:00 P. M. and may toe .
occupied, Jnbond until 7 rtK) A; M- -
i i . ' i
Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk and -Wath-
N0 18, lngtony Parlor Cars between Wltolagtom No. 49
Dally. nd Norfolk connecting: at Rocky Mount Dally.
8:44 A.M. with New York trains harlng PuUman 6:05 P.M.
Service.
No. 53. Solid train between Wilmington anfl Mt. No. 52
Daily. Airy via Fayetteville and Sanford. Daily.
8:45 A.M. 8:00 P.M.
1 A. . - ... - i i
No. C2. No. 63.
Now Daiy JacksonvUla, New Bern and Intermediate Dally
8:85 P. M. SUtlops. ' 12:50 P. M.
Chadbourn, Florence. Columbia, AugnsM, ,
Atlanta and the West. Charleston Sa-
, vannah and all Florida Points. . All Steel Kn
No. 55. Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wllmlna- nl'iiv
. ton and Atlanta, via Augusta. Sleeping tp tit k
8:45 P. V. Cars xJairy between Florence and .Colum- , AZ,ou r' Mm
I bia, which may be occupied at Colum
. 1 bia until 7:00 A. M. ,
No. 59. ! J. No. 60.
ln?'fUl 'nly "eviUe anC Intermedlat- Btatt ST&'oSS
6:30 P-M- "piny'.3-
' Goldsboro. Richmond, Norfolk, Washington
and New York, Pullman BroPer. tet
No. 42. Sleeping Cars, between Wilmington and No. 41.
Dally. Washington, connecting with New Tor Dally
6:45 P. M. trains carrying dining cars: also Pullman 9:60 A. M.
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and
Norfolk. Vh
For Folder, Reservations, rates
W. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Wilmington, N. C.
where:
ME
do you
LIVE ?
P
'-4.-' ' . ''i .. . " - . - . '
y vi vv.-s. -mere was a. sen
satlonal break In the cotton markWiatfThe market' was tbday thrown into a
Its opening tpdayVrApprehensiori' that
the v latest submarine development
would r, feheck' " exporting;' ' resultlng';ln
the accjunMatlonl: cDttbQ M Ameri
can markets seemed i a shock , to the
recent bull moy'ement and exports gen
erally liquidated. First prices were
29 to 49 points lower, but trading in
creased and 'rallied several points be
fore the send of the first hour. .
Wilmington cotton . . ...,161-8
Charleston cotton . .Vri . . .. ..16 3-8
Savannah cotton .. ; ;. 7. .' 16 1-2
N EW YORK COTTON.
Open Close,
October, ,
December, . . r. . . .
January,
March,
16.92
17.08
16.90
16.95
17.08,
16.94
17.12
New York Spot, 17.00. ; '
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
: Open: Close.
Oct.-Nov. .. i 9.95 9.75
Jah.-Feb 9.961-2 9.761-2
March-April . . .. . , . 9.99 1-2 9.80 1-2
. Open, firm ; close, quiet. . Middling,
,10.06. "Salesi 1200;- receipts, 22,000.
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES.
. Spirits 43. " : . -
Rosin-$5.45 and $5.30 'r
Tar $2.60 and 10.1-2 cents.
Crude $4.00, $4.00 and $3.00.
Recepita.
Cotton
Sgirits
Rosin .
Tar .:
Crude
717
13
93
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES'.
Spirits 43 to 43 1-4.
Rosin $6.0-0. . "
In Sweden you cannot buy some
thing to drink without buying some
thing to eat at the same time.
The centennial of gas lighting in
this country has just taken place.
(DMA ST ID ME
at Wilmington,
Effective ..Sept 11,
of fares, etc., call 'Phone 160.
T. C. WHITE,
General Passenger Agent.
WHFRP
WITH
OOE "YOUR
VIFE L.IVE?
VlFEL-
r
stocks;
Nfiw .VnrTr AfWall f Street", fifictJ-'
" f ' 't '.;.
state, of ;ianic,: in connection: with' the
act tsi the Gerii; submarine In Am
erican . waters. Prominent stocks, in
cluding wagroups, declined, ironi . 5
to10 points' and 4iq. a few. instances' as
much as 20 poinsfrpii last Weeks'
closing Marine,, preferred;"; re
corded an exceptional , loss of 13
points,: rwith 10 . points for 7 common.
Republic Steel fell 18 points, knd Unit
ed States Steel almost 8 points, with
as much (for Crucible Steind 5'tb lO
points for other munitions 743 .
' Even Standard Railway shares were
afttected, Union Pacific, Reading, and
Baltimore arid Ohio5 losing-? 3 to 6
points. Substantial HSuppif-rlbr.ouiht
a rally of from "3 to 6 poiritsVRepubiic
Steel gaining all but 2 points lost. The
list strengthened oh : absorption and
on high grade issues af ter-"the open
ing'. " - "
After ; the most exciting half !dur
since tbe1 panic- of 19t)7the,: tide 5of
liquidation - was stemmed by a - heavy
volumes of large orders reported to 'be
sent m.
New Bern,, N..; C., , Oct.. 9. Just
when trie engineering coifps", ' of the
North Carolina National Guard, now
encamp d at Camp Glenn, will'move to
the border, remains in doubt but they
will probably leave that place some
time during the coming week, prob
ably on Wednesday.
Orders to entertain and move on to
El Paso were yesterday forwarded to
the commanding officer at Camp Glenn
and arrangements were at once made
toward securing the necessary cars to
carry the soldiers down to that place.
A special train will ccrry the men t-.
Texas and it is probable that this will
be brought tq New Newbern and turn
ed over to the Atlantic Coast Line
J Railway Company and be carried via
Wilmington, the home town of a num
ber of the members of the corps.
A statement given out today by local
! railway men was to the effect that no
! " ' i j i Vi if
j arrangements had yet been made for
handling the soldiers,- but that this
jwas expected at any time,
j Upside down flying and spiral glid
ing is one of the specialties of Monte
Rolfe, who will be seen in New Bern
.during the week of the great Eastern
Carolina Fair, to be held on Novem
;ter 7th to 10th, and hundreds of visi
i tOrs are coming here 'to ste him Iper
jform these, spectacular .atunts. ; ,
, The list of free attractions at the
ifair is this year larger' than ever be
fore , and a record breaking crowd is
; expected to be in attendance each and
j every day.
j Senator F. M. Simmons has accept
i ed an invitation to deliver an address
before the Democratic voters of Winston-Salem
on the night of October
'leth and on October 21st he will go.
jto Rockingham, Richmond, county,
where he will make another address.
jHe is also being urged to make talks
at other points in the Western part of
' the State and it is very probable that
.he will do this. . -
' Due to the fact that he is probably
! better acquainted with National af
fairs than any man in the State, Sena
jtor Simmons' remarks will prove of
j more than unusual interest and those
who hear him have in store a rare
treat and it is predicted that record
J breaking audiences will be on hand to
hear his remarks.
Chicago.
Pork .
Wheat
Oats . .
Corn .
.$23.12 1-2
..$1.57 1-2
. ..48 1-2
.761-4
$12.37 1-2
.$13.32 1-2
'Ribs ..
Lard . ,
' v
7k
I .. . r-. !
Tnnnnn nniiu
iimura iviei
, , r s ( -. . .. .: -- - f - - - -i-r 1 - . : - . t i . . ; . ; -
:'. . . " :" - ' -. .. : : . : : . . . ,.. . : ' ': -.
-- ;v, ' ' ' " - ' ' - ' ' - ,. v. :-V?.:-.-- -
WSI.rJ?" are v
t -'4l v fJ : v;0"'. .-I wlfenltwo of her sons cabtttred Drizea iiarticiDated'.lris by a''-laree number 'of ' ?':.:
I . T
;-c?i-r "'"i
'tXi.
Fire Prevention Day. was observed ;
in,WingiQnod
R.I young,' State 'Thsuro.eer; Qommis
sioner, and Mr. -Raymond1 Hunt, assist- ;
a"nPgerierf Tidewater j
Power Company featured ' the exer
dises at .the school. ; i.'u . -- '. I
Col?nel Young, spoke on fire preven- J
tiori,xpfainrig ' the" -best" method of -I
proper" electric ' wiring. Both gentle
men1 were "given the f 'Very closest at
ten'tion.; ; . y: -: ' -
; The ; exercises started at; the high
kchool'-atr 9 O'clock this morning and
were .concluded at the . Hemenway
School at 12:45 p. in.-- , ' -'
The point that promoters of Fire
Prevention , Day are seeking to im
press, "most." is that all homes arid
public building's be thbrpughly 'cleari
ed of the" rubbish that - ordinarily ' a.c
cri'ntulates during the summer months.
Another activity- that:;'Is being 'iirged
is that . all heating, ' lighting : and ; fire
j fighting t apparatus be closely exariiin-
Much erithusiasni in Fire Prevention
Day was manifested at' the various '
; schools in the' city and the programs
that had been" arranged were carried. :
out in: a reriiarkable mariner.
It was pointed out 'that-the decrease
of " fires yearly in big municipalities
was a direct result of the growing
popularity of Fire Prevention Day. "V
COJTON LETTER.
New York, Oct. 7. The cotton mark
et rallied sharply on Saturday's final
hour? due "to lodal shaft covering;' and
the movements were ' without jus-
tification from a stand-point of ulti-
rcate results; in our opinion. The sta
tistical basic elements of the market
are not strong enough to warrant bull
commitments. The inarket may ad
vance and from a tape action, looks
like it will advance on bull enthusi
asm, but from a standpoint of reauire-
ments and supply we cannot advise
our clients to purchase cotton unless
distinctly required for hedge pur
poses. r
We are mailing our friends on: Mon
day a letter containing certain statis
tical information, which may also be
had by any one not at present upon
our correspondence list upon request.
Kindly mention this paper in request
ing a copy of the letter, if interested.
Liverpool is due to open fourteen
points higher for January contracts,
JOHNSTON, STORM CO.
There are 2,$00 wonien working as
guards oh the railroads of Germany.
80c to $1.50 pound
r Between tjKe two lines we
Have the Best Candy to be
Had at any price.. If you
purchase a Bo and for
any reason do riot like it,
just throw the box. away
and telephone 248 and we
will rush your money back
to you by messenger. . '
F L V I N G T O IVI
"Serves Ycu Righl,r
Johnston's Chocolates
80c to $1.50 pound. Si j.
' - ij
in jcjty7t!Addreses3
Chocolates
tfie'--;eyent?MCToiiiiB
' : r v-:'T s. i- - . " ', ,i
ALUMlHpNrEfT OIL
; ? WATERS. ri4. '
Wewill;Be timrielled to
advance prices soon, det
them now at
$3.00, $4.00, $5.00
vi.... $7.00.
to $25.00 in. fuel every year. Perfect Stove for all fuel
and requires; no change of fixtures for soft or hard coal,
wood or coke. All styles and sizes here.
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.
Catalogue oh Application. 10 and 12 So. Front Street.
Registration Notice!
Section 4323, Revisal of 1905, Vols. 1 and 2, as
amended by Public Laws of 1 907-1 91 5, provides that the
Registration Books in New Hanover county be opened
for the General Election of November 7th, 1916, on
Thursday, October 5th, between the hours of nine o'clock
a. m. and sunset, and on each day (Sunday excepted) for
twenty (20) days, to and including October 28t, 1916.
v On each Saturday during the period of registration
the registrar will attend with his registration books at the
polling place of his precinct, or waro for the registration
of voters.
t
C. W. Woodward,
Chairman, Board of Elections.
, .. No-pust on .
10c Quart
Skeet-A-S!de
15c Bottle
Payne Drug Company
Phone 520 Corner 5th and Red Cross
Streets.
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A Hat full of; cheapest coal
costs 1 cent- Lasts over
night in the .Original Vor
tex Hot Blast. '
GuarahteerJ air-tight al
ways. Saves you $ 1 6.00
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Vortex
stoves
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