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OCTOBER TWILIGHT.
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The resnilar Friday ovenine service
at tbtf Tcmple of Israel -will be Tesum
ioiiorroveiftis at 8 ocl(ft:k.
I'riaf '-ftt -MiBlfaibet!j'(e mUd Mr.
rra mnnn a lakfi of silver in the east,
O'erflowing all the dewy mist wreath-1
One star attends the queen's cui;., . -.
lian feast, . iiieeiance mi$ EUaialld&-ieliamyV af-
And to her sovereign true allegiance ! dJ toe summer W tne west-
S-j C.i, wnnH the screech- era part oi xne vtaro ana n v,ommu,
weiru 7,11 S. C, have;rettirnea home
-wio chivpnn? C3.ll. 1 - ...
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Where tears or goia, me """
I Agree on Plan For Distributing
Coal to Places! Where
Needed!
r . (By Associated 'Prega.t" ' ;
. Washington, Oct; H.Oraer-to; in
gum an increased Bttpply oif cbal cars
and a steady, eatrftable flw,SH3f f ul
f to the ranroads Tiave beetf determined ;
upon -hy the fuel administration. )
s fter 41 two week's oonftfrierafeatwith
coal ' operators, railroad representat
ives and others, the fuel administra
tion today annSuncM -the: fteet rof; a
I series of orders to distribute, coal on
Have you realized the amount of tretch that is in a dollaonfeature for f rida and Saturday, in "Wilmington.
Have you icalized the amount of strtch that is in a dollar when you buy goods in the right store? It behooves
uall to I see that we get full value for our money these days: Mr. Hoover calls it "our patriotic duty and we are
doing our bit by pricing our goods just as low as wcan. Doing a Slrictly Cash Business enables us to Sell for
very. much Less. Think itover. ' " . . , ' ri ' "
penance,
fall.
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a nrioritv basis and veeulate . the
Friends of Miss Lottie Cteapor, who t&0vtment tf coal Car3. '
On tovrard the west the wild duck's
has been confined to her home by
sickness, will be delighted to know
'that her condition shows decided im
I provement.
The order provided that - -the Penn
ylvania railroad serving i , about! 700
j mines, shall have its neeas properly
taken care of. - -Similar ordev-s for
i
With whirling wings in close ana "
, u . i Thft Rd nro;3s are
ThP chirn of cricket,' sleep, low and bridge tournament to be .Held next mcrcicl coal, giving; preference, to the
otfecr5' 'rwil'rba'dav': he isspefdk-j, while
a jcrdera for the -distribution f eom-
planning
Xv0Hnv at ihn V7. L. I. Armory. I 'Sdverameai, cromeouc users' jmmxc
The chapte
a large attendance is expected to par-
RWCet . . . , B i j I nliftac- y1 oil mmmornial nrimniiii.
At, a mimmpr harn-string3 loosed and Tlie cnapter is m neea oi muua ttUU " - 1Z Z. i D " ,
Ana summpi o uujj JU1"3 , . la w,a tir.ns nsme . coal, m thn order-named.
which the
Mr. A. O
j will be given later.
Coc:l needed for
the government
all nhllRh
Iticipate in the affair, to
HI general public is invited.
ino acL-iii in 6,0 .-- .M.ri T,atat fuel administration intemls to1 eare
tumn uoia. iiiic .mv
And rows o? corn, like soldiers, line
on line; I SHU BRICK-HASH AG EN.
Alone IhQ vest a thread of sunset's j Friends in this city will be inter
gold, jested in the following announcement:
And dappled water purpling in.'o wine. f Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ernest Has-
JOHN JORDAN DOUGLASS. . hagen
Blenheim. (.request the pleasure of your company
.... .... i at ,the wedding of their daughter
Carrie Bradford
handsome i must not bo interfered with -aod the
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fully for domestic uses and may make
special priority- orders in speqial
peases. Munitions plants ana iirms
manufacturing necessaries i of life
-would come into the priority lass.
sizes
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Mm. R. V. Green left this morning j
for Sanford, where ahc will spend lu
days vith relative:.
to
j Mr. Edmund Templor Shubrick
ROOMS OPEN AS USUAL. .
'""rnrln-j- nronir.or ihn tU'Pnt V-firSt Of
J " Alv;. - ! the
Five
October
at six fifteen o'clock
hundred and seventeen
street
Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Miss Llllic Orr left this morning
for R'chards. where she will visit;
friends icv several days.
Mrs. Mary Smith left this morning i
for Montgomery, where she will visit!
friends for a short lime. I
""" ! Members th Red Cross Society
Miss Eessie Hinson, of Wallace,: an( the ladiPG of the Harper Me-
wbo has been visiting menus nere, morisl took tne trin to the fort last
returned to her home yesterday.
Thcj.:Ited Cress work rooms on
second and eighth floors of
'' the Murchison National Bank
DELICACIES TO FORT.
regular hours tomorrow from . 10
a. m. until 1 p. m., and it is hop-
cd that the attendance of work-
!v ers will be heavy.
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REALTY TRANSFERS.
Mrs. W
1 Sunday end the following list of con-;
" " "r I tributors of delicacies' 'appear: ;
i . LiVon v. or lvannoe. re-. virs J',prtnr. KDLnscniia. caramel vnij a ruw mn:i iiono
ctions Filed
turned to her home, this morning af- loyer ofkc, tea ekes, crackers, gela
tcr spending several days in the city, tmo jelly, Vhipped cream, fried chlck-
en and sandviches; Mrs. William
Miss Maggie Davidson returned to , Bissinger. Mrs. C. C. Birmingham,
xher home in Raleigh this morning, ' Miss Linda Anders, delicious home
after a delightful stay here withl.mr.de cake and sandwiches; Mrs. W.
friends and relatives. , p. Toon, potato salad and pimento
sandwiches.
Miss Lula Parker, returned to her. These delicacies were taken to the
home near Rocky Point yesterday ! hospital at the fort and added much
evening, after a delightful stay here j to the pleasure of.; those who .were j
wun inenas ana reiauves. i mctisposea.,
-a- -Ar . A large fern donated by Mr. W.
- Mrs. C. B. Powell left this morning j &ehder. was much appreciated. s
for Raleigh, where she will visit j The edj,Crx?ss piety jalso send
friends. She-will femaln-rn the State j ing large number of naasraaines and
capital until after the fair. current literature, and the general
w )? w ' public is invited to do likewise.
Mr3. W. G. Perkinr.. and two chil-: .
dren, Evelyn and Mildred Missouri, !
left today for a weeks' visit to White- EVENING WITH SYRIAN PEOPLE.
Ville with relatives and friends. The Y. W. C. A. entertained last
. night, and more than 100 persons were
Mr. and Mrs. C.' J.KelJoway have delighted with the program, "An
moved up from the beach for the win- i Evening With the Syrian People," i
ter and are now occupying their new i which was arranged by the Religious
home, No. 1610 Chestnut street, Wi-'Work committee. Biblical characters
noca Terrace.
For Record.
The following deeds were filed for
record today: jy-.fi
J. O. Reilly and wife, and Pf jFtB.
Price and wife to H. L. Dixon, for $100
and other valuable considerations, a
lot on cast side of Fighth "street, 55
feet north of Marstellar dimensions
55x122 feet. " -
Same lot as u-jove by R. L.Fohn
ron and wife to J. O. Reilly and P.
F. B. Price, consideration '7$$ft
.W. A. McGowan and'ife tolvT.
Hugging, for one dollar and other
cojasiAerations lot. m qe's Alley
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LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
r-T $12.50 Serge Dresses
at . . . ... ... .$9.95
Made from all Wool
French, Serge in sim
ple but very attrac
tive models, have
cloth or serge collar,
smart pockets, wide
belt. Colors are navy,
black, purple, brown,
green and taupe, all
$9.95
$5.00 Striped Satin Skirts . . $3.98
Made of good quality striped satin .
in. big assortment of new color- '
ings, shirred top models, with
fancy shaped pockets, all sizes up
to 30 waist $3.98
Ladies' $7.00 Ready-tc-Wear Hats
at $4.95
Panne Velvet brim, hitters plush
crown, wide braid of good quali
ty gros grain ribbon, tailored sat
tin lining, in Made sailor and
mush-room shapes, all contrast
ing shades. Friday and Saturday
at . .... . . .$4.95
$1.25 R. and G. Corsets 79c
Fine Batiste long hip Corset, front
and side hose supporters, rust
proof boring, neatly trimmed,
medium bust. We have only 1 0
dozen in the lot. All sizes. On
sale for Friday and Saturday
only 79c
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
1 0c Brighton'; Talcum Pow
der W. .:'v . .5c 4
Sweet Maiden Toilet Soap,
10c value : . . . . . . . ; 5c
6 cz. Bottie Peroxide . . . 94
Children's Knitted Sport
Caps , .V . . . . . . . .25c
25c Crepe de Chine Hand
kerchiefs. , . . . , . . 1 9c
1 0c Middy Laces ... . ,8c
5c Box: Assorted Hair Pins
at ... .Cj:.. . ......4c
$ 1 .25 Men's or Ladies' Um
bretlas . . . . . . . . .98c-
25c Children's fine ribbed
Hose . . . '-. . . ..... 18c
25c Ladies' Lisle Hose,
black and white (5) . . . .19c
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
,,25c Nottingham Curtain Net . . 19c S
44-inches wide, real "lacey" pat-
V tern in white or cream. Very Spe- QT
;ar..;. v.. ............ 19c S
DRESS GOODS AM)
DOMESTICS
29c Table Damask . . . 19c
Large size Bed Spreads $1.19
27-in. Flannelette in dark
colors, 1 5c value 12 .1 -2c
36-in. Messaline in all "the
wanted shades, $1.50
value :.. . . .$1.39
36-in. Black Taffeta, $1.25
value, ..... . . . . . 98c
38-in. Wool Check Suiting,
75c value . 59c
38-in. Black and White
Shepherd Check (a) . . . . 35c
Aisleon Left Hand Side Main
Floor.
Third- Floor.
Meiti's Ulster Overcoats $9.95
Men's Fall length Ulster Overcoats,
made, from good heavy-weight
Oxford, grey coating, high but
ton, convertible collar, Twill lin
ing, $12.50 value, all sizes $9.95
Boys School Shoes,
All Solid Leather and in good wide
lasts, heavy soles,
will give thebest of
satisfaction f o r
husky youngsters,
sizes 9 to 13, $2.25
Value at. . . .$1.87
Sizes 1 3 1-2 to 2,
$2.50 values
at . . . . . .$1.97
Sizes 2 1 -2 to
5 1-2, $2.75
value $2.27
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Men's Section
Main Floor
PRICES HIGHER MONDAY.
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The Mothers' Improvement Club of
were displayed in pantomime.
Rebecca and Isaac's servant were
portrayed by Miss Myrtle Mault and
East Wilmington will give a social at Miss Elizabeth McClure; Miriam and
the school house tomorrow night and , Phiroah's daughter and Moses, by
everyone is cordially invited to at- Miss Annie Davis, Mrs. ''Maude Foy
tend. and Arabella Gore; Samson and De-
4 lilah, by Miss Katherine King and
Mrs. C. J. Rogers, of Memphis, ' Mrs. Kenneth Davis; Ruth and Na
?Ccnn., who has been visiting: friends !omi. by Miss Margaret Worth, Mrs.
here, has gone to Rocky Mount,
where she will spend a period with
frlend3.
Maude Fey and Miss Josie Foy; Sam-
iuel, by Miss Eleanor Koch; David, by
Miss McClurer Solomon and the
-v -x- - - i Queen of Sheba. by Mis3 Martha Vo-
Mrs. Allen J. Black, who has been! shall and Mrs. H. L. Vollers; Queen
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. I. Baxter, j Esther, by Miss Muriel Everitt; King
has gone to Petersburg to join Major j Ahasuerus, by Mrs. George Strick
Bla.ck, who is with the 317 Infantry at; land; Mordecai, by Miss Marie Dre
Camp Lee. ;her. and Haman, by Miss Elizabeth
. McClure.
This everiine at St. James Episco- Mrs. Howard B. Branch read the
pal Church, members of the various parts of the Scriptures from, which
Episcopal church Sunday schools will ' the pictures were taken and did her
meet to discuss 'the establishment of, part exceedingly well. Miss Pauline'
a .training school for teachers. Bish-. Williams presided at the piano and
op Thomas C. Darst will address the played-delightfully. During the pre-
. meeting. jsentation of David and" Saul, Miss
, Katherine Vollers rendered a song
. The Susaunn Wesley Bible Class of that pleased immensely. Miss Nancy
Trinity Methodi-.t church will hold its Anderson sang the song, as produced
regular. monthly business meeting to- by Gounod, during the scene of Ruth
irtight at 8 o'clock at the home of. Mrs. and Naomi.
George S. Browne, No. 1917 Wooilcott Quite a number of ladies registered
avenue. All members are urged to &r the Bible classes. Hours for the
be in attendance. classes will be announced later.
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This Store Sells
Garments made by
Kbung women's Coat
V and suit Makers
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CKjars, Cigarettes and Smoking
bacco Moving Upward,
The management 'of : tho local
branch of the United Cigar store wits
informed today from the New York
offices of the company that" effective
Monday the price of many of the pop
ular brands of cigarettes and tobac
co would be increased. However, the
communication failed to say what the
new price would be. Cigars have al
ready advanced in Rrice. .
Accordihg to news dispatches sent
out from Durham, the branch factory
of the American Tobacco Company
located there, will put out a smaller
package of cigarettes ahI tobacco
and charge the same price as hereto
fore. Officials of the Liggett-Myers
Company, manufacturers of Fatirife,
Chesterfield and Piedmont, have up
until the present failed to.savwhat
they propose dofngiin ordcrJAbsimeet
the ever-increasing cost of production
and marketing.
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PERSONAL' MENTION.
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Special Agent Dorsey E. Phillips
willbe out of the city for a few days'
this week. f
Mr. F. W. Bellois, Jr., of Brooklyn,
N. Y who has been visitinghis uncle, '
Mr. C. B. Bellois, ha gone to Spar
tanburg to visit friends at the camp.
Mr. Herbert McClammyv.;prominbnt
lawyer of the Wilmington bar, has just
returned from a trip on business -to
New York and Philadelphia.
We Buy For You jj
For Cash. j!
We Sell to
For Cash.
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HEAVY WALKINaGLOYES
, Tan, grey, Black, White? arid hite vith
Black Stitching. Price $2.00.
FRENCH GLACE KIDmOVES
All Shades, Price $2.00 :
IMPORTED TREFONSSE 0OR)TH Y'S
In all the Wanted Colors Price $i2.25.
CHIUJREN'S IODCUJOyES:
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ByYourHsia'f
Yo may be thirty in years, but -if
you are bald-headed, gray, or your hir
ish'dry, nritler ,ftm!
Jng, pebple will, surely take you to be
many years older. There is nothing
like good-lookinghair to help men and
women to business and social success!
Dandruff in -the. root of most hair
trouble A It iilog th ificalp pores, rol
bing tftej hair rbbts iof the stimulation
nature inendedt-"then th. hair become
faded, try, brittle,' scraggy ; looking,
and finally falls but never to grow
again unless thelfiai
ately restored to a ' healthy condition.
At the first, sign of dandruff or any hair
trouble use Parisian Sage. 11$ scien
tific preparation that sdpplfes' all hair
needs there is nothing better. It tm
mediatIy rbifefieserery trjlice of
dandruff an4 ;STipplies"the proper nour
ishment to .the starved roots, stimulat
ing, them to grow ;;ae3f.ajifj43ck and
lustrous. A ' scalp massage with Parl
sM sage Is a tHe delicteasy ttf Jtisd,
sticky .6r. -if'e'a"iy'.anC" 'l$iicaty
perfumed an . amber liquid ' free from
dangerous lead . or' siilphur perfectly
harmless and guaranteed not to okj
Or streak th tMr. Teterfed bv
'discrlminattng nlen 1 b3&tise a eft
makes the halt . sdft, silky, wavy, easy
really is.; A .latge bottle is: notXpe&
sive at any drug store Or toilet counter;
uui. uo ouio , iu ransian ; sage
(Giroux'sl fOr this, is always soVfvltK
moasy back guatantee; ; R. R. fefltamy
will supply you.Adtt.'v 1 . " : .
for
Big Drive in Millinery
These Two Days
Hats whose value far exceed the pricethrough the special effort of.
cur INew York buyer we have secured a handsame lot jfj
Hats Chin Chin styles, rolled brimmed sailors, T
luiuau aiiu uuoc iiviiu naio, cuiai tiic opcuat Jixic ...
Shoes! Shoes!
Shoes For the Whole Family.
Children Shoes from ( ... ;:.'.. .75c up
A big line of Boys' Scout Shoes, sizes 2 1-2
to 5 1-2 in black and tan for $2.48
Ladies' Penecea Shoes, very soe- ieather,
rubber heel, flexible sole, a shoe that is
real comfort for ...... $4.00
Men's Cygolf Shoes in Tan, Gun Metal, Kid
and Kangaroo leather, the shoe is guar
anteed to wear and hold its shape;
price . . . . ... . .. ,$5.CQ arwr w.OQ
DRY GOQPS AND . DRY"
GOODS -REMNANTS.
Big lot of Remnants for Fri
day and Saturday on remnant
table. 'Don't, miss, this big
value that will loofc mighty
good to .you. ' '. :
Remember that we tire re
ceiving daily -and Share on dis
play a big lot of Xmas toys
anjl : doll carriages. You can
make your selection now arid
hayet them Put aw,ay ;ethe. .best
always go first ii -doll carri-.
ages from . . .$4.98 -to $15,00
Spfecial in Dark Outing
Flannel!, beautiful, style's and
patterns these . goods .and
" prices should appeal to yb.u
lt'is- .especially, adopted for
house dresses, Kimonas,- chil
dren's undefweArand nighties
; the goods is w0tK- 22.c per d,
our special fOr ' Friday and
Saturday, onlyii pet j'iii . .4150
COAT SUITS
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This line is very complete,
price within your reach,
very pretty styles, , no
two alike, large collar
( and heavy belted coats,
priced from . . .$10.00 up
; DEMONSTRATION OF NIFTY
DRY CLEANER.
Saturday, October 13, will show
you iow to "cTeah sUks, satins;; laces
and. velvets, white and fancy jskoes,
all'kinds of gloves'. r Don't miss see
ing this, a big. money saver for you.
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