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'-' "in A Hurry," one of trio, lively,
solo and chorus numbers .of ;)?Jatin
ka," jrhich . Arthur Hmm'erstein- willj
present at tile Academy, of , Music -pii
Friday. Octozer 26. sets the?pace ea
fly in the first act of the new mu3i-;
Icai yiay, wnien so uiiiismh-j fyi
on Broadway last winter, yandttie
' I . " 1 Him- IHii-Ttflfl PITV
I uuurtie ui uiie. mice ayMtif'" . , I llihll 1 y inn I
I hilarious finale. "KatlnkaVwhicK 7& LI iLU 111 I If III 01 1 I
I the work of Otto Hauerbaeh. and ltu-,
Uolf Friml, author of FireflW . TUIDTV UMt -
iind 'iligh Jinks,", has eeupsea ia? i I Jlin I ' riUr
two former compositions -of its prea- : ?;-f : ' ' ...
torsln metropolitan. j popuiarjiyiiuiu
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NTERESTISB STDHY
; FACTS il SUBS
AT FORT ilSIII
"VlfSnt1 ai Wife Feels It P.tv to
jucularjy" rich in decisive Imusicai hits, j ' Liet ; rihHs: KnpW What
Wcmd&rfvl Results Peplacj
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Ihopdod hv "Rackety L'oo, ;wca .
I fnvfoc ita immdiatelv into the!
heart and the brain of the listener '. WorKed tOr rlim.
. and becomes thoroughly domiciled. It
is one of those, tunes that keep waif.-1 "J nm 69 years old and have
tling
"Mrs. J. T. Kerr is But One, of Many Frominents to Endorse!
F'eplac," Declares Col. William Dwyer.
Pr5vaf- Frwfr TrL- D 1
and Claims He Gained Si2
rounds on it.
Don't let your
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and humming
afterwards.
themselves for 4ti wiimintrtoi for thr. n?.st vpam.
. "While we have hundreds of testimonials of high standin
! mcnts such as 'I have gained ten pounds in weight afcer taking "several Lof-j
ived j ip5, n ppniop t fn.il to rornomher Jlnv ono Gndorsomnnt that ptppir fhfvnn.t
.7 , 1 , i t a I am wejl known here and thmk it a
"Rackety Coo" and "In ,A Hurry, At. , .
there is the beautiful love -songJuut tu irKCl;'i LU .
the richly humorous 'I Want;Tiiat
Male Quartette and-js!
A chorus of rfchly at- Thp
i tired girls lends light and lifeuuT .
tmka,
l 10 iviany a
'"Your Photo.'
a wonderful medicine Peplac
pnlw tn thpr.e n'.inhors. and thev are
surrounded by three of the hand6m- Wnlnv.t St., direct?d to Col. I
i est stage settings that have 'ever U o busy Bellamy Drug Store,
come out of the art shop of Mr. Hani- -aw fit to offer his endorsement
merstein.
,50 cents t.-v ?2. Tickets vw!il go on I
foregoing is part of the talk
D. J. Padr'ck, of No. 710
Dwyer nt
when he
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The pric:a wUl range from; rDlac the new pPpripSS Tonic.
"I am here after another bottle of
Poplae. Th first has done me raoe
! "THE WILLION DOLLAR DOLL.", j ood vhon all other medicines I have
A decided improvement over tilo ' " -n in years put together. Before
'ordinary musical comedy" is "The --,kir- pnPac j was ba(j Qff w"jth indi
j Million Dollar Doll,'' Harv D Orrj vn6 constipation. After meals
! production, which will be the attiac-j'
:tion at the Academy of Music on called them meals, even though I
! Scturday, October 27. this nevrmuaj-; had to force food into my stomach
i csl comedy has a well denned love ' - lump would form, which r.eemed to
j ro-rance woven through thenar an4 lay ike a br5ck in my st0mach. Of
; tiie music was.wnuen especially ror
md fitted to the play, rather than
; course I suffered great pain.
dragged into it, as incidental nnusfcfas a1s0 affpcted
.... - x 4; " rrTr T t i
system beennio
you need -pep' tako pnn
mats th- popular savin? no
recently given me by Mrs, J. T. Kerr, wife of County Commissioner J. T. ' ""'"" ,eu l,1,tlfl SOIls "f I n ir.
Kerr, of Wilmington, said Col William Dwyer, the Peplac Expert. j bam stationed at Fort 'Caswell.
Jtfo person in Wilmington enjoys the friendship of more men and women! "And these beys knew wr.-;-, n olf,
or is held in higher estoem than Mrs. Kerr, continued Col; Dwyer, "and any speak," exclaimed Col. Dv. v( ; ...
ritv. af, is Wilminrrton would be nroud to have this crand ladv as one nf it Tti . " ll9
1, ," j i. u.iujf wi us oiore auer pa vine
native daughters. . ... tn attxnnvt
a
the
few
pleasure of talking to quite a
sammies. To verify h'r; story ,,- lllf
sentiment of the Fort Caswell soldier
- "I must, say that Peplac has helped me wonderfully," explained Mrs. Kerr.
"I have taken two bottles and whilj I was not what you would crl real
sick, have been troubled with indigestion, my appetite was poor, could no
sleep welL.nnd felt tired and worn-out all the time.
"But new it is different, I really do feel much improved, my appetite is J as regards to Peplac, the Colon. 1 off .....
Tood, my ncrvr.", rtronger, sleep better th?.n I have hi a long time, in fact, j 'd tho"signed statement of iiiii;r,r-
I am doing a little sewing nov, somethirig I could not do before taking Pep- j Fovvler, Pivate in 6th Company, c. A
lac and fo.l myself getting stiongei evgry day. I am glad to recommend j c. which reads as follows:
epiuc iu uiiui;ii puuijiy iuiu. cniy cope uiai my story reaencs tnem as 5
I know they will appreciate the relief that Peplac will bring them.
NOQ
MIMe MAILS CONVEY MESSAGES OF
. PRAISE 10 PEPLAC FOR t
Wh
ich is so common in the general "This Peplac, howover,
I I! t- Washington, D. C. (New Jersey) Bariettoa. w-T' if I
y Ridunoad.Va. Charleston. S. CLv w 1
make-up of musical comedies. "The -worked wonders for me. My present
Million DoUar Doll" takes you through r!cop and appGtite could not be bet
many beautiful and novel scett Jle ; f or For
famous cabaret at the home of Col.. frieEdg them n
Bamngton m New ork City, the -trip this statement just ftow good Peplac
Liii u i. u lilt r auauut tdum uuaiu
My sleep
V
sure has I. One Well Known Man Writes
800 II!
ies : "I Wish I Could Personally1 QinSh?1 no1nPtof th?w: 1ic1p d -V-i;
Teli Every Sufferer Just Whal I Think cf Peerless Tonic" then V'-C i had 'those aw:ui riir.?
He Gained Two Pounds cn a Single Bottle.
"upre gained exactly c::; po'.jr.;;:-. j;..
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Biecp couiu not dp pe.ier man it ;s
s'ree I started on this Peplac. Also
I have a h?arty appetite nov.-. An
have been relieved of kidr.c-y troublr.
"Before taking" 'PYH''n, hov.ovpr,
mine was a differert' rtcry.' Frr .-; -p
trouble. I tried lots and lots of ni-di-
nv. My
ia
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"MARVELOUS MACISTE."
i "Marvelous Maciste ', the spectacu
lar and wierd offering at the Grand
jnext Monday and Tuesday, called for
I the following praise from the New
.York Morning Telegraph:
"Dominating a six-reel feature film,
as not even a Pickford might hope to
'do, 'Maciste', the giant of 'Cabiria,'
! scored miehtilv in the latest drama
J from the pen of D'Annunz'io and the
wa studios of the Itala Motion Picture
II Corporation, the melodramatic come-
Idy built upon the prowess of the great
Italian held crowded aowiencas spell
bound. The laughs were plentiful b'lt
not too plentiful to ' lose the serious
;side of Maciste's talent.
I "Sampson is re-incarnated in the
'scenes D'Annunzid and the Itala com
jpany have built about the huge per
sonality of Maciste. And the big hero
:has forestalled the possibility of meet
ing a Delilah by having his locks
shorn to . the scalp. Thus armed
j against the disaster that befell his
I Biblical predecessor the mighty man
iof the motion camera held sway
(against the villainies of a mythical
Duke Alexia and the villainous cohorts
with which he surrounds his iil in
tentions to possess the estate of his
niece-heroine.
"It is like taking the unexpectedness
out of a surprise party to divulge the
story of 'Maciste.' Seeing it, the theatre-goer
is unprepared for develop
ments and is doubly delighted for that
very reason. A tense arama, nercu-
lean exploits and spectacle go into the
making of the success scored before
thousands who viewed the picture in
thi3 city. 'Cabiria' is very apt to find
the new Maciste divested of negroid
characteristics, supplanting it in favor
au the finished art of the Itala company."
really is," ended Mr. Padrick.
Commenting on the foregoing story,
Col. William Dwyer. the Peplac . ex
pert, said: "A tired, overworked
r.tomach, produced by too much hastily
oaten food and other faulty methods
of living, can cause manyand innum
erable ailments among them being
dyspepsia, nervohs breakdown, blood
troubles, and even rheumatism. Peo
ple so affected and there are hun
dreds of them in cities like Wilming
fon are loggy an"! nervous and fenl
tired. They feel worn out after a little
exertion, are moody nd depressed.
They are also: apt to suffer from sleep- i
need cleaning and e"unding. Give
Peplac a chance It is the all powerful
. i.z a r j. . . i , ii i
recunstrucuve ionic luai aoes an uifu i
i3 claimed for it. i
Hardly a day pa?s;s now but wha: the mail brings one or more letters
to the Peplac MedicineCompany in this city telling how the Feerless Tonic i
has brought health and happine-s back to a man or woman, as the case
may be.
One of the more recent echoes' of Peplac praise to reach here comes from
Florence, S. C. It reads as follows: i
"I suffered from indigestion. My appetite was such that I did not care
about eating. When I got up in the mornings I had a bad taste in my mouth
and my tongue was heavily coated. I was losing flesh right along and fell
off ten pounds in two tenths. In fact, I was in a tired out,, rundown con
dition. "I had heard of the good work Peplac was doing for others, but put off
getting it until one day I met an old friend of mine. He tola me that he
was taking Peplac. Knowing him to be a highly honest man I lost no time
in getting Peplac for he told me just what Peplac would do.
"It may seem strange, but I actually gained two pounds on my first bct-
lessness, and as a general rule, lose tie of Peplac and in a short time was feeling like a new than. I did not have
weight rapidly. These are symptoms j that old taste in my nxjuth every morning and woke iy hungry. It was not
Of OVCWO-kcd- Vital OrTCnS. Which i lnnf hoforn T h, jis "fin! -r!nrli' w.-- That (dArl ,t fTno- r,..
w - - 1 - '
I am so grateful for the good Peplac has done me tJut I wish t could per
scnally tell every sufferer just how much I think of it
(Signed) I It. C. SMITH,
J Traveling salesman, "Tfcw "Tbrk City. i
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The Peplac, the Peerless Tonic, is being especially introduced in Wilmington at the Bellamy Drug Store Ly the Peplac Expert, There he explains the
merits of this highly endorsed medicine or learn at first hand how it should be taken and the results that may be expected through its use from any of
the following drug stores:
my back.
"This I'eplac sur. has heirr-ci no
j and I expected to continue takin i . I
! recommended Peplac for wV,t it hns
done for me and hone it will find it?
wov to suffering people."
"As to Private Fowler's sfon- Ol.
Dwyer said: "The saying, don't I t
your system become a 'slacker.' if
you need 'pep,' take Peplac. also ap
plies to citizenry of this section. I
! cn talk at length on what Peclac
will do, but my advice to men an
women in search of relief in stomacn,
liver and kidney ills, nervousness,
blood impurities and indigestion, also
Lose wanting better appetite, in
creased strength and energy, more
weight and sound and restful sleep,
is to visit the Bellamy Drug Store and
bear the stories ahput Peplac's woi'c
that are told me every day by those
who bac put Peplac to the test."
A dollar iv time saves nin ami fe !
inT fine is great. It's your opportunity;
take advantage of it now. Call and
talk. with the Peplac-. expert.:
Elvington's, Front street.
Green's, Market street
Atkinson, Curtis Drug Go.
Ilurgaw, Dee's Drug Store.
Burgaw, C. Harreil & Son.
Eladenboro, Bladenboro Drug Co.
Boardman, T. F. Harv.
Benson, Peacock Drug Co.
Clinton, Rebt. W. Holliday.
Clinton, L. E. Cox.
Clinton, Herring & Chestnut.
Clinton, Lee Drug Store.
Clarkton, G. S. & L. Clark.
Council, Squires-Hobbs-Ghimsley.
Chadbourn, Chadbourn'orug Co.
Dunn, Hood & Grantham.
Dunn, Wilson & Lee.
Southside, Front and Castle streets. j Bunting Drug Co., 2nd and Princess.
Hardin's, 126 South Front street. j Jcrman & Futrcile, Princess street-
Hall's, Fifth and Castle streotsr
OUT OF TOWN PEPLAC AGENTS
Duke, E. It. Thomas.
Emerson, W. T. Porter.
Faison, Faison Drug Store.
FaycUoville, II. R. Hornc & Son.
Fairmont, Fairmont Drug Co.
Goldsboro, Hood & Grantham.
Garland, Carter & Carter.
Garland, J. L. Carter.
Hamlet, Royo' Pharmacy
Hallsboro. J. T. Carroll.
Kenansvillc, N. B. Southerland.
Laurinburg, Blue's Drug Store
Laurinji:rg, E crir glen's.
Laurel Hill, L?.r.re! Kill Drug Co.
Luinbrrton, Grpr.tbnm Bros.
Iumbf rt-onr McMillan Drue: Co.
Magnoli?., F. P. Seoti f: Son.
Magnolia. J. Ii. Grove-. Fz Son.
Mount Olive, Guy it. iv r. Drug Co.
Mount Oiiv. Aa-on's. Pharmacy.
MaysviU". Mav;vi!e R-iPniy. Co.
Reeky Point. A. M. Rhcioi Co.
Hanover, Seventh, and Castle streets.
Fentress, 621 North Fourth street.
ese Hill, Rose Hill Drug Co.
Rowland, Rowland Drug Co.
oseboro, D. W. Tart,
-r.-iithpcrt. Watson's Pharmacy.
K-uthpori, P. O. Leggctt.
Supply, P. S. Hawes.
ncad's Terry. J- S. Harper.
Vineland. J. H. Gurganus.
Whiteville, Maxwell Drug Storo.
Watha, Jns. G. Blake.
1 V allr.ce, Robinson Drug Co.
Wr.rsaw, Brown Drug Co.
! Y?rfaw. Wa' nnw Drug Co.
! Win -evilie, Whiteville Drug Co.
: Wananish, J. K. Council.
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Prices decided
ly reasonable
Every pair has given nearly
twice the wear, thus- keep
ing the youngsters well
shod at half the usual
expense.
SOLD BY
PETERSON
& RULFS
Wilmington's Largest and
Best Shoe Store.
as . SHOE "fcfiL . l
ARMY
HOC
TOMBOY OF THE SCREEN.
Jackie Saunders, the "tomboy of the
screen," who knows how to climb a
fence, a tree, a rope, or an antagonist
with equal facility and grace, has bet
ter than her usual chance la fascjr
natein "A Bit of Kindling", ..new Mii-tual-Horkheimer
production,, thai dis
plays Miss Jackie in some of her moat
appealing moods, tomorrow's exquisite
attracti6n at the Grand.
As 'Sticks," the newsgirl, holding
down a metropolitan corner and.flght
ing for her rights against a lot of very
tough lads, whom she terrorizes into
subjection, "Jackie"' seems at first a
virago with a sharp tongue and sharp
er fist. -
This impression is dispelled under
the softening influence of a love that
assails Miss "Sticks" in1 the person of
James Morgan,, a wealthy young fel
low of good parentage, who has" heeii
"hitting the high spots," and has just
eome to realization of his folly when
the pretty little newsgirl rescues him
from a gang of alley thugs, bent on
robbing him. - ' - '
The story carries "Sticks" and her
hero through a variety of adventures
and ultimately marries them, but the
force of the little drama is in its pro
vision of opportunity for the display
of Jackie Saunders' versatility; ? She
goes from grave to gay, from anger to
love making, and from alleys - to draw
ing rooms, with extraordinary igrace.
In shbrt.A .Bit of -Kindliness: just
the sort of play Miss Jaekkre Yrieiid
iuve 10 see ner ra. h -
Southeastern Jobbing Distributor, R. R. Bellamy AGENTS WANTtD Ghcr-c'-orn Jobbina Dlctributors, Ahrcns Erothcrsi
The demand for Peplac is increasing in leaps and hounds as merits become fcno-.vn. Live druggists and dealers in every
city and town, village and hamlet, will do well by writing new for agency information to
PEPLAC MEDICINE COMPANY, WiimihgtonfN. C.
raecl
TOMOBBOW
The Tomboy of the Screen.
JACKIE " SAUNDERS-1
In anothef EQufsite Production of
Smiles, TcarH, Laughter and L,ove.
"A BIT OF
KINDLING"
See this Waif Route the Newsboy
Gang and -Battle Tb- Ally
Toah8 with Her Plsts
TODAY Flprence Labadl ill "The
Woman ia White."
. On account ofHfoops coming from
Fort. Caswell steamer Wilmington
fill leave Wilmington Saturday morji
icg at 8; 00 o'clock, instead of 9:30J--Advt."
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NEW BILL, TODAY.
TIIE SHOW YOU ALL KNOW
HERMAN LEWIS
and His
VIRGINIA BEAUTIES
The Biff Show That Made Such a
Hit Last Season Strengthened
This Season, Featuring
Old Dominion Quartet
Master Harmonists
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