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Prominent Physician of Binghampton, New York, Offers Let
ter On How Peerless Tonic Did Work When
Other Medicines Failed.
?;Zn I SUd) HN B. WALLING, M. D
fng is one of parUcuar inlerest from Continuing his talk the Peplac Ex
Dr John B Walling" asserted the . pert said: "While Peplac is practical
Penlac ExpeTl, who is meeting many ly new in this city, not a few men and
Wilminetonians dailv at the leading ; women already are. enjoying results
drug stores-of this city. much the same as those reported m
'Dr Walling," continued the Peplac j the letter of Dr. Walling.
Expert, "is one of the leading physi-"But, the good work of JPeplac al
cians of Binghampton, New York. He : ready accomplished is comparatively
is a man of honesty and integrity and ; email to what this Peerless Tonic will
his word is his -bond. Surely, even . achieve as time continues. Peplac is
ininoH tn he skentical couldJ the result of years of study and is de-
ask for no stronger proof of Peplac's j signed to combat those ills from which Vngeance and whiie she accomplish
merit than the wora of the learnea and ; minions oi Americans buuei luu , eg her endj circumstances result in
esteemed Dr. Walling." ! stomach, liver and kidney ills, nervous- Lol deeds reCuiljng upon herself In a
A copy of Dr.-Wring's letter pro-1 ness, catarrh,, loss of strength and tragic fashion In this story there
duced by the Peplac Expert follows: energy, lack of weight, sleeplessness . aitf several 3cenes which must be
"Having suffered for years with acid ; and the like . " ' . . ' elasced among the most sensational
fermentation nervous dyspepsia at; Today a Peplac Expert will be in at- eypr conceived by an author and yet
times lastinsr 14 davs with great pain , tendance at the Bellamy and Hardin ... nro fr frnrn tVlo K1,MtivenBc.9
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Herbert Brenon's latest phqtodra
ma'TjhV Eternal Sin,'?-- will be the
attraction at the Royal theatre today
and tomorrow. This is the second
production by this noted director for
Selznick-Pictures, his "War Brides"
having proved one of the , greatest
sensations in the history of American
films. The star of the cast is Miss
Florence Reed, one of the greatest
favorites of the stage and screen.
i The story of "The Eternal Sin"
deals with certain dramatic episodes
in' the life of Lucretia Borgia and
is -taken from tli'e play oy Victor
Hugo, author of "Les Miserables."
The traditional view of Lucretia is
that she vya? poisoner and typical
member of the notorious Borgia fam
ily. In "The Eternal Sin" another
side of her character is shown. She
takes vengeance after the medieval
fashion up'.n a group of men who
caused the assassination of her broth
er. The ila;ivv.w of theie men de
nounce her to tne one person for
whom she cherished a pure and un
selfish affection. Again Lucretia seeks
A SERIES OF "BUY IN
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(gastralgia) taking medicine witnout ui u6 . that is usually the accompaniment
relief, I was asked one day to take first hand how this really wonderful Qf sensationailsm. In the cast sup.
Peplac which, in my distress, I was medicine should be taken and the re- n0rtine Miss Reed are R s Bar.
slad to resort to anv thing. 1 suits that may be expected rrom its
"Much to my surprise I am relieved j use. Peplac also is one sale at the fol-
no pain in my stomach any more, i lowing drug stores: Elvington's,
"I am a verv grateful man and, be- j Payne's, Hanover, Greene's, Bunting's,
ing a physician, I am glad to recom- ! Hardin & Futrelle, Fentress and
mend Peplac to any one suffering as I Southside. Advt.
Butter is kept iced at the ' right
temperature and served in individual
portions by pressing a plunger in a
machine that has been invented for
restaurants.
porting
thelmess, who played the part of the
youngest son in "Wr-r Brides;" Wil
liam E. Shay, who has had leading
roles in almost all of Mr. Brenon's
photodramas; Alexander K. Shannon
and other popular players
Old Folks .
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That's what many call it,
for it puts vim and vigor into
old stomachs; rich red blood into
old veins; sound flesh on old bones.
Drink a glass of this delicious, diges
tant with each meal
Shivar Ale
PURE DIGESTIVE AROMATICS WITH
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your money on nrsf dozen if you axe
not pleased with results.
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WHY I
WENT TO SEE BILLY
SUNDAY.
Did I go to see Billy Sunday?
friend asked me and when I said I did,
1 1 imagined a suspicion o surprise in ,
his eyes. Had he asked if 1 went to
: "hear" the evangelist, I might have
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quanneu my reyiy.
I traveled up to the Tabernacle in
New York not because I was especial
ly interested in sawdust trails an-J
the sort of arguments that lead ioliis '
to tread them. I v.-ent to see Billy ,
Sunday because the former baseball
man had made good in a quite differ
ent field of endeavor. And it always
has been my habit to go out of the
"PRUDENCE, THE PIRATE."
j Nearly everybody, sometime or oth-
'. er, has wanted to be a pirate. Gladys
Hulette, the charming little star of
the Tanhauser Company, and Agnes
C. Johnston, tlie scenario writer, are
! two of those who have.
! Miss Johnson has written for Miss
! Hulette a story called "Prudence, the
! Pirate." It has been produced under
the direction of William Parke and is
' to be shown at the Grand theatre to-
a morrow.
You remember that delightful Pathe
Gold Rooster play, "The Shine Girl."
Here is the same combination that
made "The Shine Girl" a hit. Gladys
Hulette is the star, William Parke is
the director and Agues C. Johnston
is the author. In addition to this,
the cast supporting Miss Hulette in
cludes Flora Finch well remembered
for her work with the late John Bun
ny Riley Chamberlain and Barnett
Parker.
A dash of Treasure Island, mixed
with equal parts of love and roman
ce adventure, combine to make this
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jway to see any man or woman- who pathe Gold Rooster play produced by
.is big enough to be a factor in these , Thanhauser, an exceptional five reel
days of great, big things. Sunday, !n , or
'my opinion, is a big man, although I- ' ,
;may not subscribe to his pulpit views;
on religion, temperance, dancing, the Geologists have estimated that Aus
stage, etc. 4''; tria's little developed tin deposits
" I. have, a friend w hp works in an, of-could be made to supply about three
nee in Park Row overlooking the city (fourths of that country's needs of the
hall where all the war mission cele- metal.
. Kfifiic? Tra pcioi tr nr in nnKli'n on1 ' - .
J VltblO V A V A JU iUUllL. aiiu I
Iwith much pomp.
j "Did you see Joffre?" I asked, andithan can be said of m' Park. Row
he replied he had not. Neither had he jfriend who could not flnd time to cross
taken the trouble to cross the square ithe street to s Joffre or Balfour.
to get a nearer view of Balfour. And
do you know those admissions lessen-'
eg that man in my estimation. T ' w;
would be ashamed to admit that two.
men of such world prominence as the !
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marshal of France and the former
premier of Great Britain had been re-'
ce,-ved by the mayor of New York and!
cheering thousands within a stone's '
throw of me and I was too shiftless'
or lazy to look at them. j
Seeing big men is no small part in'
a liberal education. If you haven't)
ambition enough to see them, it is !
sate to assume you lack interest to
learn or read anything of them, and
it is logical that your ignorance will
extend to the big events with which
their names are associated.
I read my morning paper regularly, 1
not for the harrowing events chron-j
icled, but to find out what's what im
world news. A pitiful object is- ai
man or woman who sits dumb in com-
pany because of lack of an idea or!
opinion bearing on the conversation. !
Such a person must suffer in the real-1
ization that he is decidedly out of
place. I rather take pride in being,
able to hold my own in discussion of!
subjects of general or public interest,
in knowing some things outside my
own profession. I am able to do this
because I read the papers and take
the trouble to see and hear persons
i worth while, which, I wager, is more
GRAND
TOMORROW
Tathe Gold Rooster Flays
Present
THE DELIGHTFUL. PHOTOPLAY
STAR
GLADYS HULETTE
In a Wholly Charming Photoplay of
a Little Girl's Lark That Almost
Ended In a Tragedy
"PRUDENCE THE
PIRATE"
Get Acquainted With Miss Hulette
You'll See Her Ofter Hereafter
And. Will Like Her!
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale contalnPvi
In a certain mortgage, executed by Estuer
J. Hill and John W. Hill to the under
signed, which said mortcasre bears aa
'. December 30th, 1911, and is duly recorded
Jn the office of the Register of Deeds of
"New Hanover county, North Carolina, w
Book .66 at page 454, default having been
: made thereunder, the undersigned will, on
.Friday, the 17th day of August, 1917, a
12 o'clock, M. at the Court House- door oi
rtne rwunty of New Hanover, in the City
ct Wilmington, N. C, sen, at public auc
tion, for cash, to thehignest bidder, art
that certain tract, piece or parcel of lana
Jy ing, being and situated in the , City oi
(Wilmington, N. c, and bounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a poror
Jn the Western line of Eighth street, 193
(feet South from its intersection with tne
Southern line of Nun street and running
fthence Southwardly along said line ot
Eighth Btreet 33 feet, thence West 82 1-2
rfeet, thence North 33 feet, and thence Eabe
H2 1-2 feet to the Western line of Eighth
Kstreet, the beginning, being a part of lot
4 In Block 106 according to the official plan
jpf the aforesaid City of Wilmington. ( .
t ffhia the 1,6th day of July, 1917. 1
t. SOLOMON STERNBERGER.l :
C-- - ' -.Mortgagee.
jL'16-1 a vr, 4 w-vMonday, ,
TODAY
RflVAl TWO DAYS
n U I ML BEGINNING
The Story of a Woman Who Knew How to Love and
Hate .
Herbert Brenon, Creator
of "A Daughter of The
Gods" Presents
FLORENCE REED
In a Magnificent Produc
tion of a Tremendous
Story
S J I-
I V-A'- $r' 'iHl I
THE
ffEROERT Brenon
lrf FLORCMCt REED -
hm ETERNAL SIN
Sa2NlCKPlCTURS
ETERNAL
SIN"
A POWERFUL DRAMA OF LOVE, HATE, INTRI
GUE, VENGENCE
Shows Today 3 :00 4 : 45 30 89 : 30.
MATINEEilOc,
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THE FARMERS IN THE SECTION SURROUNDING WILMINGTON DEPEND ON
THIS CITY AS A MARKET PLACrJ FOR THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FARMS. HERE
THEY SELL THEIR GRAIN, THEIR CATTLE, THEIR PRODUCE AND ALL FARM
PRODUCTS. , .
WHAT WOULD THESE FARMERS DO IF WILMINGTON CONCERS DID NOT
TAKE THEIR PRODUCTS? THINK OF THE TROUBLE AND EXPENSE IT WOULD
BE TO SEEK ANOTHER AND MORE DISTANT MARKET.
NOW MR. FARMER, WHAT DO YOU GIVE WILMINGTON IN RETURN? DO
YOU BUY FROM WILMINGTON CONCERNS, OR DO YOU SEND YOUR MONEY TO
THE DISTANT MAIL ORDER HOUSES WrHO HAVE NO INTEREST IN YOU OR
YOUR WELFARE? WHAT CARE THEY IF YOUR CROPS FAIL? WILL THEY EX
TEND YOU CREDIT OR ADVANCE YOU MONEY?
IT HAS BEEN TRULY SAID THAT THE "FARMER AND THE MERCHANT ARE
THE REAL PILLARS OF SOCIETY.' BUT ONE DESERVES JUST AS MUCH CON
SIDERATION AS THE OTHER
WILMINGTON MERCHANTS WANT THE TRADE OF NEIGHBORING FARM
ERS. 1 THEY HAVE THE GOODS RIGHT PRICES AN() RIGHT SERVICE, AND
ARE ALWAYS HERE TO PERSONALLY BACK UP THE MERCHANDISE THEY
SELL.
WE BELIEVE THAT OUR FARMER NEIGHBORS WANT TO SEE WILMING
TON GROW AND BE LOYAL IN THIS MATTER OF "TRADING AT HOME" IF THEY
"SEE THE LIGHT" IN THE PROPER WAY.
MR. FARMER THINK IT OVER.
LET'S HAVE ALITTLE MORE OF THE "GOLDEN RULE" SPIRIT.
NAMES OF BUSINESS HOUSES
BON MARCHE.
BELK-WILLIAMS CO.
J. W. H. FUCHS' DEPARTMENT
STORE.
A. D. BROWN.
J. M. SOLKY & Co.
QUEEN CITY CYCLE CO.
HALL & DURHAM, INC.
GREEN'S DRUG STORE.
BEAR PRODUCE & MERCHANDISE
COMPANY.
G. W. HUGGINS. INC. -PEOPLES'
SAVINGS BANK
JARMAN & FUTRELLE.
J. O, REILLY.
STERCHI-BANCROFT CO.
J. H. REHDER & CO. DEPARTMENT
STORE.
G. DANNENBAUM.
BOYLAN & HANCOCK.
HONNET.
CITIZENS BANK.
J. G. WRIGHT & SON,
HOWARD-WELLS AMUSEMENT CO.
MURCHISON NATIONAL BANK
D. R. FOSTER & Co.
AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO
NORTHAM'S BOOK & STATIONERY
STORE.
THE C. W. POLVOGT CO.
SHRIER& SOLOMON.
R. C. PLATX
UW. MOORE. .
WILMINdTON SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
GOODMAN'S READY-TO-WEAR.
ROGER MOORE SONS AND COC
WILMINGTON PRINTING CO.
A. O. SCHUSTEki
HOME SAVINGS BANK.
TIDEWATER POWER CO. "
W. B. COOPER & CO.
HOTEL ORTON:
C W. YATES CO.
W. MUNROE & CO.
J. HICKS BUNTING DRUG CO.
WILMINGTON STEAM LAUNDRY.
"Wilmiegtoe Cam
Serve Yom
Best"
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