- . - -
e-s- .. ...... ; :tt t... ? , 1 - .. ,- n - -
MarkeiRWiew Marine and Weather 'Ntxhx
: rr : :" ' " ' . .
-? " - :lv. w4 !.'-,.
WiinmRiun bpui. .. f .i.ut ; - WHOLESALE
Charleston . spot.
Savannah spots'.'
v
1
NEW YORK COTTON.
i New York, ; Sept .20. There was'a
jgnewal oi-Liverpool :'and: Wall Street
buying at the opening of ' the cotton
jna'rkrt today, and flrst prices were 7
i0 is points higher," with' October
selliiis at 21.52 and Janujirjr at f 21.27;
This advance met more Southern sell
ins and realizing than ,, were : in evi
denco yesterday, however,, and there
appeared to be a V tendency ; to pay
nl0ro attention to the reduced short
interest and favorable Weather, for
picking in the South, A wlr, from
Texas said spots were offering ' more
freely, and prices here t sagged off,
shortly after the opening. October re
acted to 21.40 and January to 21.14,
comparing with 21.34 and 21.1G at the
close yesterday. - The decline .was
checked by the Report of a "New. Or
leans banking authority estimating
the c rop at 18,282,000 bales, includ
ing linters. , .; ' .'
Cotton closed strong." ;
High Low- close
Oct , ..22.25 21.33 .22:17
Dec. .... .. ..22.12.21.10 22.05
..Jan ... 22.00 '21.03 ; 21.90
Jlarch .. .. U - .22.12 21.30 22.10
May .22.30 ; 21.39 22.2
NEW ORLEANS COTTON. ;
New Orleans Sept: .continua
tion of the buying movement -of yes
terday, put the price of cotton 11 to
13 points up, around the opening here
today, but realizing in volume from
the long side, was met, and ' the ' rise
was soon checked. At, ths end of the
first half hour, trading, months .were
ono point higher, to six points lower
than yesterday's close. r'J " ,'
Cuon r'ofcert toady: at an. advance
of 57 to 63 points.
High Low
Oct 2L40 .20.65
Dec. 21.20- 20.37
Close
2L35
21.111
Jan. .. .. .. .. ..21.25 20.47 21.16
March 21.35 20.59 ,21.26
May . .21.36 ' 20.82 21.51
NEW ORLEANSPOT COTTON.
New Orleans, "Sept.20. Spot cot
ton, steady, unchanged. . Sales on the
spot 796 bales; -to arrive, 1,300. Low
middling 20.37 ; middling 21.00 goocl
middling 21.50; receipts 3,439; stock,
84,589. ' ; ; ' -
LIVERPOtnTCOTTON.-
Liverpool,' Sept 20 Cotton:., Spot,
small business"; prices 27 points high
er; good middling .17.87; middling
17.42; low middling 16.02;- good ordi
nary 15.97; ordinary 15.47. Sales,
2.000 bales including 1,600 American.
Receipts ' none. Futures - 35 - pbints
higher. September 16.42 Septemberr
October 16.12; October-November
15.70; December-January 15.15"; January-February
15.05; March-April 14.87;
May-June 14.71. . : ' : l
The above are all fixed prices. ;
COTTON SEED OIL r.'.v..tT.
Now York, Sept. 20 Tb.e cotton set;! I
oil closed- stronfl. Spot 17.25 bid;
September 16.60; October 16.75; No-'(
vcniber 16.13; .December 16.11;. Jan-
uary-Febnjary 16 20;. . March 16.36;
April 16.40. " -Total
sales 41,500.- - ' -
First Game at Chicago..
(H Assoclfl rrpss.). - '
Cincinnati, Sept 20Chicago won
tbo toss for the opening, game of the
"ftorld championship series at the
taecting of the National Baseball Com
mission here today; ' .. ; '' '. ".
WOMAN ANNOYED BY
AMERICAN'S FRENCH
(By United Press.) .
Paris, Sept. X (By Mail). Ameri
can rolrliers are making rapid , strides
in French. ' . (
At Y. M-i C. A. a group ofjsoldiers
gather each evening for their lessons
in a room whose windows face a pri
vate residence just across the court.
The other evening the-following, ques
tion in slow, careful French vwas ask
ed (by the teacher: . J .
"Croyez-vous qu'il pleuvra demain?"
(Do you think' it will rain tomorrow?)
After each American had practiced
the question in a none too quiet voice;
a shrill answer sounded 7 from .across
the way: "Oui, il pleuvra ce" soir, de
tain et tous les jour." V( Yes,- it'll
rain this, evening, tomorrow Aand ev
ery day). ' . ..
hen the speaker looked from her
indow she peered into' the smiiing
taces of a dozen American troopers.
The bad state of Paris weather and
me persistent rumbling of., soldiers'
Practice hddxevfde'ntptruckljirshly
on her nerves:''-'' . . ;:;-:. ' - :
i il , i il -i r 1 i.x- v. .1 . f.., - .j... ....... , m T.frf....- jr, -ii. I , .r. wKin .r a iv x rmjmr-'- i in '
PRICES.S
v. li . ' : - .... . v !
42c:.
Grown chickens; apiece .. . .i .6065c
r uqaie,. juucks,. apiece
Guineas, apiece
.5055q
..35g
Beef
. .".12 13c
IrishPotatoes, Jei-sey Joint, :. -t'
ii. pk. bags :.; . . ,?.;: . .V .:...$4.50
N,; Ci Haras, pound '2627c
N. Cv Shoulders and Ribs, lb . 1 25 26c
Cabbage, (100 lbs). ..;.V..;.?LS0
Hid.es" Greene ;l'.."vC";V;;iJi;; 20 c
Wopl; free of bur . .... V. . . ; . ,55c
Cern, bushel .id $2.75
Bee s ; Wax . . .' ..'. .32c
Salted Hides .... . .. . .'. . 18c
Ta!lowswV : . '. . ;'. .... . . i ; mic
Wool . clean . .,. . .d. 50c
WppU ,i burr ; . . V is v ;:. .....4550c
SpaxUsh.;OM6m,'the--cratti'tw;fi.7f
WILMIN GTO N NAVA L'STO R ES.
Spirits 37 l-2c. : ' V . . -:
Rosiri--$5.00 and' $4.80. a
iTar $3,50and 16 cents.
Xru.de $3.753.75 and - $2.75
receipts:
Cotton . r
Tar;;;.
Crude . .
71
i ; - y
on
SAVAN N AH N A V A L'-.ftTO RPR
Savannah , ;Rprt J9.n TiirnptiHriA.l
firm 40 1-2; sales; 226; receipts, 326;
shipments, 14;. stock, 32,584.
tw-ehinmonto inn- iv a)k
. Oiinto-R n w p n' k ss. tj r: an-
I,-5.95r K, 6.05;' M, 6:20; N, 7.10J i WG,
7.30; WW, 7.50. ,
. . . . -- . I
CHICAGO GRAIN. '
'.pw--; ; o' oa -rTi-i-n-
weather had a bullish effect. today on
the corn market. Frost was reported
as far Southward as -Nebraska, and
there were predictions . of additional
frost tonight in Iowa.r Opening prices.
which ranged from the same as last
night's finish to 7-8c higher, at 1.19 1-2
to 7-8 December," and 1.16 to .1-4 May,
were : followed by moderate further
gains and then something of a reac
tion.: ; ' " v : :
. Oats bulged with corn.
Wheat receipts continued relatively
liberal in the orthweSt, and scanty in
Chicago.
Higher quotations oh hogs strength
ened provisions. The chief advance
was In pork.
Millers were eager for hard winter
and spring wheat here, but were un
able to get much.
Forecasts of a protracted period of
mild weather 'to follow the present
acooi wave caused later a more pro-J
nounced setback in corn values. The
close was unsettled at the ; same as
yesterday's finish to quarter ceht; ad
vance jwith December 1:19 to 1-8, ahd
May 1.16 to l-8c. '
Open.
1.19 1-2
1.16
.581-4
. .61 3-8
Close.
1.19
1.16
.58 3-8
CORN
I ; December
May ....
OATS
,fay
pork
7w
.61 3-8
43.15
43.90 43.75
23.90 23 90
22.85 22S7
24.50 24.80
22.50 . 22.57
January
LARD '
October . . . .
. January , . .
- Octdberi;
January'4;:'
REDUCE PRICE OF
-; 71 SUGAR ONE CENT
(By Associated Press.)
: Washington, Sept,, 20. Reduction 'sent out by England, they equally car
ot sugar prices about .one cent - per ry. ear-marks of an obvious artificial
pound was apparently assured today mst)iration fof the purpose of support
when beet , sugar producers agreed the 'annexationists' campaign. '
with the food administration to sell . official quarters today were abso
to wholesalers at seaboard refining lutejy non-communicative .on the sub
points for ,7 1-4 cents a pound maxi- ject of the German answer outside of
mum, instead of .the prevailing price f admitting it will be delivered to the
of 8 4-10 cents. Retail prices ordi- Papal delegate at Munich tomorrow. :
narily would be. frpnvl-2 to 3-4 cents . stckhoim, Tuesday Sept. 18 (De
higher. , . . ... y . - . ;iayed). President Wilson's refer
These prices will be effective in the enceg in his reply to Pope Benedict's
western section of the country ' wbere ace alg .tQ the -need of- the
sugar beets are. raised, about Oc.ober democratization of Germany continu
1, and in the eastern section about ed tQ be uged according to telegrams
two weessaiex.. ... .,v .
American Schooner Sunk. . r
: ' Associated Press.). ' s .
Washington," Sept. 20. News of the
sinking of the, Anna J. Trainer, -366
tons-; net,; r an :" unarmed American l
schooner, on September 16 was an:
nounced today, in a consular telegram
to the- State Department The crew,
of seven men was saved. Whether
tne vessel' was sunn-uy a suutuaiiiic
or a mine, was" not sxatea. f ... .
Sweden has a population
of ff,680, -
000.,
THE WILMLNGTON DISPATCH.-THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 1
New. York,"- Septi 20.--The . demand
for stocks Wa' Ipsa - viirnT-Wna , oW.
price? were. quoted inmost instances.)
Washington reports that the price of
copper ; would be U made known during
- the A day ;- resulted tin4 curtailment i of
opeqaiionB penaing xne announcements
Copper; shares' developed heaviness
after;-a narrow opening, with a de-
cline of 1 3-4 for: Utab-i Under the in
fluence of this movement, there was d
general shading pf prices. ' , " .
. Popular stocks , were . advanced con
siderably t farther .under the - impetus'
of confldefit j?qol. buying. ' There
were some 'recessions later on' profit
iaking. The closing -was strong. ; Lib
erty bonds sold at 99.98 to 100. v. 5 :
Atlantic Coast Line, (bid) ; '. .
American Beet S,ugar . .
American; Can w;1. . ; . . - . ; ;
American Car Foundry w
107 -.
.85 3-8
. . 42 1-4
. 70 3-4
..621-4
.American Locomotive -. . .
American Smelting & Refining .. 97 3-4
American Sugar Refining . . . .111 5-8
Anconda Copper .'. . .7. .
Atchison . . .1 '2-. . . ;.;
Baldwin Locomotive .
721-2
96 1-2
61 3,4
I Baltimore & Ohio ... .:
..671-2
r r 1 o
2 xjemienem ateei- -a . . .
I Canadian Pacific .... .
.1501-2
..85 ?
..56 3-8
..571-2
. 25 3 -4
. .52 5- 8
j Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul ..
lS?lCag R I; & Pac Ry .
Colorado. Fuel & vlron
461-4
40 3-4
271-2
Columbia Gas and Electric J. ..
!
trucib bteel ...
Cuba Cane Sugar
p"e ' ' ' ' 'AVa '
General Motors ..
.74X-8
31 5-S
.21
.97
104 1-2
.33 7-8
102 ;
.52 1-4
.85 3-4
.41 1-8
Great "Northern . Pfd. ., ..
Great Northern Ore Ctfs . V:
Gulf State Steel . . . .
Inspiration . Copper : S ."V: . .
Int. Mer. Marine pfd . . . . .
Kennecott Copper ....
Louisville & Nashville . . .. ..119
Maxwell' Motor Co 34
Mexican Petroleum 96 5-8
Miami Copper ... . .. .. . . .'.3V
Midvale Steel ........ . . 52 1-2
Missouri Pacific . ..... , . I. j. .28 3-4
Nevada Copper . . . . . : .... 22 1-4
New York Central . . . . . . . . . . 77
Norfolk and Western .. . . ... 112
Northern Pacific . . . . . . . . . . 101 .
Ohio Cities Gas . . ; i . . . . 49 :. '
Pennsylvania ... . . .... -52
Pittsburg Coal . : . . . . . 1 . . ... 51 1-4
Ray Consolidated Copper .. .. 261-4
Reading .. .. 817-S
Republic Iron and 'Steel 83 TlA
Seaboard Air Line .... . . . . 11 1-2
Sinclair Oil . .. .. 36 1-2
Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron . v. . . 45 sr
Southern - Pacific . . . . . . . . . - 91 3-4
Southern Railway . . .. v. I. . . 27.1-S
Studebaker Co.i .7 . . ' . . 46 54
Tenn. Copper .. . . . . . . : . t 15 7-3
Texas Co. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 168
Tobacco Products . . . . . . . . 73
Union Pacific . . . . . . . . . . J.29 5-S
United Cigar Stores' . . . . f: . . 120 i v
U. S. Industrial Alcohol .. 1391-2
S.: Rubber . . . . . . : . . . . . 59 3-8
United States Steel . . . ..... 110 5-8
iUnited Fruit (bid) ....... ... 125 ,
Utah Copper . . . . 96 5-8
Va. Car. Chem. . . 7. 37 7-$
-Wabash Pfd. "A" ...... . . 47 1-4
Westirighouse Electric . i . . . 45 3-
Willys-Overland ...... .. .. 28 3-4
germany has not
Replied to pope's
PEACE PROPOSAL
(Continued from Page One).
j vv nue inese reports are saiu iu uav
rr-r. ' 1 t X . . X T-
Uaslo ill me - ancgcu 11 lai uauwuii
how frrim Rprllas'thfi ba
sis .for steadily broadening; the anti-
American . and antReichstag cam
paign, launched "by Conservative and
other annexationist forces.
The Liberals . now; are .joining .the
outcry. in order. to break, up, so far as
possible, ' the :; association . of .. . ideas
which, their opponents ; are using
against - the Reichstag; majority. 'Two
juuimcuv xa.uv,x
,vt;ii;utB - vuma,u nouosmau
are'the latest to takea tand against
President Wilson
D Ei J J ES RE PORTS
Says? fHellNPromised
Decoration.'
- j ity Afisociatea. i'res.i - .. -;
, Mexico City, Sept.: 20,rrrF.olke Gron-
holm, former1, attache-of the Swedish
legation, in s. .statement to the Assc
ciated' Press ioday, .denied;. that Ger-
M8
or.. promised him a: decoration in, a
! Gcrmanprder or that he received any.,; ' 2, . ' .
t-' '. . .: : - - . - - . "HTis Ufamr. TVlchs Riiaoalls onrt Miss
such 4 decoration. -Cronholm also de
nied that he had. furnishedthe Ger -
man ' minister witn.', information;, gath-.
- Previous . to making this statement, Yesterday the : large United . .States
Cronholm had maintained silence re-flag was; displayed at half-mast from
garding the .dispatch made publics bytfie tilotatowfir out: of reaneetta ihe
Secretary ,-Lansing, .. in which . Minister
yuu ficimai pfccuwmueu ;;vroii-
holm for a aecoration. The statement
. ; ? :. . ; . 7 . "1 a , ." - ';wno Know it wen and. can, tnereiore,
I amnotapption. to: Tnake.eilter into the game with every chance
any statement .being that-this is con- of sucpess;x marsh-hen , shooting . has
trary to the - diplomatic., principles of come again in season, nd on the high
my country, as 1 am only an execHtive.tides the l hunters may be seen among
opgan of rhy government; and still Jg4 thA .'wflU9Tll w r tha murahA-nUr
1 noranVof ; the f statement that ; the
r s H 1 r 1 M n ihin iim vh i .xu u, i 1 11 1 i nu un
" or v " v , ww
thentu-v f a. statement, I
may oe aoie 10 auuome: compiemen prepa the marsh-hen for the table.
f f m i - - ! xV 'it is a most enjoyable feast. ' Vl -"Referring
to the -decoration men-, A v -,0
tA !wAfciiAiir-.T .k- Another room to cater to. the inter
fconed m this, connection, l hereby de-- . f the soldier bov onens today
Clare that the German .minister, - Mr. :"?sf -:-Jlt 7!Lu!Z
Eckharawhas.notfoffered.meWdec-"
oration, nor has he promised me such, gilding, on he. .streeU S up
and neither have I received anv - The from the dock, where, the Fort Caswell
stftemen
newspapers in this ;cityto the effect attractively, decoratedovhere Wilbe
that I should have furnished the Qer. served .at, fir
iot: w?, ,!(pu .': 10 p.; m. : and. Sunday dinner, l to 3
ered amongst - the? enemies of. his
country in .Mexlcrf :is ;j"ut; is jfalse as
it is ridiculous.'?.;: ', r . , ; , -. ;
:-; ' 'tr-;. -a1- ; r
tMPQ IfTNP WAQ T Ci -
IVlrvO rklliVa Vy AO 4 ,' M '
HAVE REMARRIED
tTkrjMtb UT TCb A Tiirfc
' . ' ,: " - V. ' -' .
; (Continued from -Page One). '
Tuesday.: the order issued vesterdav'flitf nn nf ihr PS.. Thp Daint.Vj -is the
by- Federal? Judge Boyd -that Gaston! name of the place,' and the ladies of
53. Means, so-called business, manager'st. PhilliDSi church will conduct Hs
i lor .jwrs. lung, appear in nis court at
Greensboro Tuesday, to .show cause
ho he should not be held in con
(tempt of court, will be held in, abey
ance pending the conclusion : of. the .
inquiry. ? The order was . issued , by
Judge, Boyd . at the request of attor-
heys renresentins Mrs. Anna L. Rob-!
inaon,. mother of Mrs.: : King, who de
clared Means had not surrendered to
the . Central Bank &. Trust; Company,
of , Asheville,- -certain property of " the
King estate. iai., ?
rX Judge Boyd this - welt-iiamed tld
trust company receiver for the estate,
and ; ordered Means to surrender -: all
property in his possession. -.;, .;.,, ::
Congress Takes Notice. "
Washington, Sept. 20: Reference
to .dongressmen ln.: alleged papers of
Gaston Means, i. involved in v. the .case
of ;.Mrs. Maude A. King, caused Sen-:
ator? : Gallinger" of New u Hampshire,
RepubJiean leiad.er v.tQ sehd a- -; tele
gram today, to Vice -President Mar
shall, read in . the Senate, strggesting
a Senate investigation,- -if any tone
should deem; it ;I .sufliciect import-
knowledge of ; the.? matter but Vwbuld
court ah investigation-if it shoul d be
regarded , desiraib(le.. ;::Kv :. ;
; .; ."-..-r.-;, OrlderladVtOnk-;;--
aus,s,ix.i(aii.i.i,-f
'A i Concord, .NC t5.,f Sept -' 20. Phil; C.
resentmg. Mrs." .n?u .tobihspn,. moth
er of MrMaude. King. returned
to Concord this ihornlhg from Greens
boro . and read-, ts. local banks the or
der issued by-Federal, Juqge Boyd en
ioinineVthemlnotrtbPermit Gaston
B. Means to remove . any money be
longing to Mrs. King,? which had been
nlaced in their- care. H -' : :i : "
Up ta a' late hour V today Solicitoii
i-Hayden CXementr:who ' is" to " conduct,
the; investigatldnslinto .the'- death, of
Mrs. King, sha4not yeturned to Con
cord,' from Salisbury,, where, he - went
loaf r-nitrfit nftpr r -snpTidinir sevpral.
last night vy after --spending several
hours' here yesterday.
Mrs, 'Hoke. Smith 111.
lUy -Assodated Press.) : ?
Washington . Sept. ; 20. Mrs. Hoke
f Smith; wife of the ' Senator from
Georgia is .i critically iiilr:' with pneUr
monia, . at her , home here.' Members
of the family: were summoned to her
bedside today, by; telegrapher x ; -. ,-:
j. X- & & s 4f
STAGE OF. WATER.,
i v. . at -a- ju " jl a- j. jl-a
. ,
river
at Fay eetevillev:N; ;C. , at 8 a. m
m.i yes-
terday, -4.7 feet-.
5P0RTSH iOT !
FOR MARSH HEflS
Southport v Hunters Out-1--
School i Qtjehs Honors for
Late apt. riarper i
. . Southport." Sept. -,2Q . The South-.
'port High School opened Monday, with
a average- first-day attendance. : The
mew: principal, Mr t B , F, Ames, ; was
introduced to the, pupils, There are
twn hono-oa omno- , ,tho"-' iarhrft
" 1 r?? 1- i
: Jeanette Pearce,vresigned, . are ; suc-
ceeded by Mrs. S vain and.Miss Lois
,iat Capt. J. ?W. Harper, Who 'was .
closely allied to the Cape "Fear pilots.
That: most interesting sport, to those
usually two in a boat, one polling with
o min anrtut timoa thpro ran n nearn
... . . ...... . .
armsS To those who know how I to
vm.such food that will particular
APPal to the soldiers, because It will.
iut uuu! f.iau1w',
iwho will make it additionally attract-
ive. "Hom.e-qooking" of . roll's, bread,
doughnuts, bies, cakes, oysters,1 clams,
1 Shrimp, with coffee and tea, just like
lmotlier used to give the boys cannot
! sad remembrances of, what they' have
'left .behind them. Prices are going
to be such . as to meet present con-
affairs.
PICTURES ON TONIGHT.
Interesting
Slides ; Collected 5: From
tale 'to be Shown."':-
Over
a ' Dart of the ProRram of the Fire-
m on
men's Institute, : now being held ; in
,Wilmington, will ba the : showing , of
slides . tonight, in the Chamlber ol
Commerce hall.' . : . , , ". ,; . 'i'X'X ''
These' slides are collected from all
oter the State, and Jshow conditions of
"the Various ; cities "and towns-and also
pictures pf actual fires in Orphanages,
schools,: : etc. - The obje6i of : theseH
slides Is to' show vthe public in gen
eral the necessity ;oif safe-guarding
their property,'5 and r above . all,. -the
sage-guarding of those dependent up
on them the children. v '
.The public is cordially Hnvited, the
firemen extend a special invitation to
all parents in Wilmington . to. this par
ticular meeting . tonight at , 8 . o'clock.
There -"will." of course, be no admis
sion charged." The - moving pictures
which were shown at the Bijou, Wed-
nesaav morning ior me scuui auiu-
ren will be repeated at the same place
10 to 11 Friday morning. v; v
; Elementary 'education, in Sweden ; is
compulsory, free and well organized, i
4. '-. 4 4 ' .
SUNRISE AND SUNSET. v
4. ' - .. - v.;; . ' - - - . : : ,
v .
V. ::. IRI DAYp XXM::
Sun rises . . . . .- . '. . . . .5:59
Sun sets ,i . . j. .'. . . . ; .-. .f.. ...6::11
" . " Sept. 20i
DISSOLUTION O F COPARTN ERSHlP
Notice ishereby i given .that the firm
of Yopp-Wbody Piano Co., is thisday,
by mutual consent, dissolved.. :. . '
r - Mr. Yopp will continue the business
and assumes: alT liabilities, V
This 13th day, September 1917 :. :
- : thosicwoopy; ;
' t x . : ; A. H. YOPP. f ,
9-20-law-4w-thu '. -ip : .. :.
Itcnurrea - snperflnoa : iioir "trom
ay pnrt or the bouj. . SAFES'
Larsre bottle, f J
sample, io.
' :i
.... h.-WH. f pn
It JilT Tiraul
and pepttrtm?! store-
V JoBephlne 1 Feyre c4
PhUadelpklA, Pa,
(ire Drufl 8tore. 109 Market Street
9 7.
ft Better Roughage
Mr.' Wesley Johnson Aiken, S.C., feeds Buckeye Hulls to his milch ,; i;
cows and says that he prefers them' to any hulls Jie has ever. used. '.
He .believes that they are cheaper and better. That is the whole
story ox i.' - ,
: 1MN
cottons
1- it
CiULDs.S'S
MNTUCSS
in two words -Cheaper--Bettefr It Is rare that the best product :
; -of its kinl is the cheapest or that he cheapest is the best but this
1 mxs certainly true of Buc1ceyeIIuns.'Removing ,jthe, lint-.not only ; i; v
. elinunates all the objectionable features of old style hulls but makes . .
. it possible to sell the delinted bulls at the lowest figure for which ' r-r
. ;roughage can be bought, i If you want the, best roughage you must v
:;; ;tuy the! cheapestBudc cheapest
c rohage--Buckey e Hulls-you will get the best...; .t :W.'T
;-To secure the bifert results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the haHs '
y' ihoroaghfy twelve hour, before feeding. ' It is easy to do this by -;
;: wemnf them dotmnifht end morning for the, next feeding.; At at any time
this cannot be doney wet dowa . at leatl thirty minutes. II you prefer to
feed, the hulls dry,use only half as tnnch by bulk as of old style hulls. ; "
1 Gives the right formula foir every combination "of feeds usedm the South. Telia.
y: how much to feed for maihtenance, for milk, for fattening, for work. Describes
" w JBuckeye Hulls and gives directions for using them properly. ; Send for your '
Di. j t The Buckeye
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'Atlanta
Birmingham
Charlotte
Few drops step : soreness, then
? : '.con, or callus HftsJ off
With?-. fingers.. . ;
? The ' Worla owes thanks)
- to tnegenius 1 m ; umcin
.'n'at wd discovered frjee-
zoner;. ' ..-,'' v - :;.-;;'
r ; ;Tiny : bottles of ; the
'magic : fluid can iibw be
ihad at any drug store for
a few cents.'-. You simply
'apply a: few drops' of free
v zone-rnpon a tender, ach-
- in g corn : OF-a hardened f
' '" Valliis ' Tnstjnitlv the i
soreness . disappears and
shortly Ijpxi will; find the
corn or callus so : loose
ahd shriveled ; that you f
m lift it off with 'the fingers.
Not a bit of pain or sore
nesr. is felt when apply
ing freezone or. af ter
wards.'. It doesn't, even
irritate the skin or flesbi
"4 V For a few cents one
& can now get rid ; of every
a hard corn; soft corn, .. or
corn-between the toes, as
vjon bottom of feet, very
one who tries : freezone
becomes an enthusiast ; because ; it
.Ladies! Keep -; a tiny, bottle . on,; the
dresser and neyer let a oorn or callus
ache twice.-rrTAdvt 'i' ,: . - v ;: ;
V ' .' for -
Pleaseure Driving, Dances,
Wedding and; Commercial ;
City Livery Co.
Phones 15 and 345.
' Wilmington, K. C;-f
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OJvilmingfon'S BesfHotel, Amerl-
1 ;an Plan one block from Wrights- ;
- ville" Beach car line.' 'v;-. .' .
FrW;MRMSTRON Prty v 1
COAST LIME HOTEL CAFE. ,
Rooms iJthejiiiay week : or
month at reasonable rates. - Mealsj
at any ..hour. . Fresh Oysters, Fish"
and v Shriinis7 208 North Front
street. ' ' ' ' 'Fhone 208-W. . S-lrn.
Lift Offi Corns
Doesn't Hurt!
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Cotton Oil Co. W.
Crmmnwood ' V LittU Rock - Mmmphie
Jackton- Macomb Sobne
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HERALD SQUARE H0EL
34th ST i; OF BROADWAY..
.. ..: .;.v"" NEW YORK ,
EVERY comfort and conveh- ,'
ience " On direct car lines ;
from all R. R Stations and '
' .. Ferries. Two minutes walk to fj
the finest shops and theatre. fc,
ROOMS t
; 125 With privilege of bath -y z
$1.50' per day
75 with private showeir bath . ',
( $2.00 per day
' ; 1 50 with private bath " ;;
$2.00 and up
Qub Breakfast
25c up
: 60c
2
Special Luncheon
Dinner a la carte:;.
at moderate prices "
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West T wenty-tnlri St.i at Seventh At
NEW YORK CITY h;
European ; Plan r' '-:
500 ROOMS 400 BATHS
V jSoom, with adjoining bath ,
$1.00 , and $10. .
Suites, parlor, bedroom and bath fSA0
- aI jipward. . -''''
.Clnb Breckfast, 25e op.. . :!'. , .
. -;. Special XiUneheon, 50e up.
v Table d'Hote Dinner $1.00 up - f
.:.' Cafe attached. ,
: To Ceacb Hotel Chelnea.
From Pennsylvania Station, 7th Avenae
' car south to 23rd Street; v .
Graiid Central, 4th Aveuae car eonth to
23rd Street; f -.'- -,.
Lackawanna, Erie, Reaalng, Baltimore
. Ohio, Jersey -Central and .Lehijrh
Valley R. R. Stations, take 23rd
Street rosstown car eaut to Hotel
Principal Steamship. Piers, Foot "faest j
23rd street, Uite zi . street, cross
: ' town car. , ' " .
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Special Pupil or 'Alfredo liaryi ; - .
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. f ' " Atlanta, Ga; ,y y, . -'.
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