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: r , i v.-. -THE WILMINGTON , DISPATCH WEBNESP AVi AFTERNOON NOVEMBER : 4,: 1917 s Life at Hot-Springs " Internment: Station for theGerman Satiors (A.shevUle rinnes)f - started oag so) are well worth, a on nunureu ana sixtv-nve ; trip to tn6 station. Constructed most including 531 officers; are liv- ly out of scraps, of lumber, driftwood, Hot Springs interment, station! or limbs of trees, they. are monument.' to tne ingenuity and. skill of tho Ger man as' a workman, ,-Thy. are '.milt for places to rest, 'drink coffee, or to smoke and play games. They are heated by little . brick stoves or fur naces built by the Gormana thom. '':! P. li:y or.ientodly as men-can when de Al of their liberty more comfort- linn many men who have t today liberty through the fortunes vet in little of the luxjry. that .'.etnnes auriDutca to the sur stfEB PAGE SEVEN incitd King, Hew V 1 r , 'ir.o.-, at Hot Springs. Under the I seiVCS ana uiey are finished with the "i-ii.-tration of Thomas V. Kirk,, a j u.tmsot .care in carpentry, aad dccosa- ii, ( ; r.nd a native of Stanly coun- on, with an eye; to attractive effects ,i establishment is running like f f .th simHlf materials for their i.at- .. , j f T.f 1 tainmenk In the center nf th viiiat PLttuua a; ni.LH) caurcn. mere are also Win r r. a 1 in at Hot Springs one after- "A7 plots for nex summer's flower ;, , t nty he saw men who might nijito world names for them ;,s commanders of sea raiders !, Kmden or the Mocwe playing . .;, -i by Uncle Sam as the boun- ,:. :, ; ,,f their freedom; v';,;(iit:;: up and down in the Novem i r. ishine with the firm swinging iliat spoke of the fine physical ,;( . i'lpmcnt that might be expected h. t!; who had Teuton .military t t-i i 1 1 irip: in their youth and who are p.ircnLiHiiy ciuAuiaiics ui iijits mi- .,1 Ctrmany navy. Atone end of v.idf valley included in the dd n n!" tho camp teams could be seen ,,1 against each other in a kind of kill, which is not football to an !' fi.:.; t!i The cottages are mostly of only one small room., ; They are really little club houses. Needless to say, ho beer is cnoyed in 'the 'village, though the odor of coffee, is there often. 1 The old bullrnorn af tha i& i otners were 1 oa o rriinp- rrm -ar, i general meeting and entertainment, as is the pocl room which was part of the hotel lease7, to the government by Mr. Rumbough. At one. end of the ballroom is -a stage where ama teur theatricals are given occassional ly. In addition to the pidno rented from Mr. JRumbough ' with tho build ing the Germans have an, excellent every :mm WEE DiS ; III, QM ' AT TIMES To pVit Vstreiigtfi ini? er ret!s and color into her cheeks 4-- THere can. b 110 beftuli f u 1 , healthy, rosy - cheeked wonjen with out Jroh. The trouble in tho past has been, thai when wo men needed. Iron they gelt (rally took ordinary me tallic -If on, which ot tea oxroaed t J c stomach a n ! aid far jnoro harm than g-ocfl. ?l"od?.y accUrr. t-r?' KTioo Oi-K.'tKic iron Js'tixattd Hon 1 ills, particular lonn of '"iron is" tat'silv REsrmiiaiec- oaca !. Jare the teeth nop It triU incraasQ the ournnce of weok. pr-ryotis. irritaUo. careworn hagcarJ lcoldur women ICO per en in two weeks' time in many instances. J have uspu It in rny own raetice Willi most surpnsitic resilt. rirmnd : Kin?, M. D.. ' jT OTE: NUXATED IRON recommfenS' from any good "iruftolst aV c guarantee of success rf .S.. lt-l dlsptnsei In thl id c;vd dryoqistn. SEABOARD ilR.lll!:iftA!LVAY,Sf The !broirrerT RaUwiy "of ifb South." ! , . Kfrj4tvn Nov. ,12th-Hint ' : i OI2PAKTURE Ol' tBAINS FBOM 4 TVltSIlNGTON. N. 13 3:55 P. m.--Train for: Charlotte and intermediate " Points PULLMAN PAS f LOFt CAK, WILMINGTON TOL CHAR LOTTE -: !' ' ' No. ltf ho A. M.-Traln tor Charlotte iml lnttrmefllate Points. -8 LEfc PiN G A li BETWKBN WILMINGTON AND CfiAB LOTTB. Ooen atlO;) p. M. fo Passea- gera, . n T !. -r. . . 4 v . AKKiVAii oiF TlsAiNs A Wilmington No. 14 12:vi0 P. M. Tiain from Obarlotta and lnterlnediittfti Puint8. PULLMAN PARLOR CAR 15KTW1HN CHARLOXYB AND ,WI La.INGTON. . : No. 20-12:10 A. it iraln irom Charlotte and inrinedlaUr y Pilots. SLJSEPlMfi CAR BKTWEEN CHARLOTTE AND WILMINGTON. PASSENUJflRS MAY RKMA1N flN SLEEPER UNTJL 7:90 A. M, -.j- 7 ' -. . j.--. r For detailed Information' aaa irerva- tlon, jpali on City Ticket Agent.' Ortoo" II toriN Tl 'Phone l're. , R. S. K00NCE, Tv P. A, W,nm!ngton.! N. C. WEST. D. P. A.. Raleljrh. iron ftuxacea iton .1 lonn of iron is" ttn'silyt i j.-ot Wr.eXn . nor ltv-j idp- v;rFCi tho ctctn.-'tC'h.l the stHnph owl i orchestra. : v . ' r To aid in the conservation of the At the end of this pleasant village ! country's meat supply Texas poultry the visitors found Captain Schlim- raisers - have decided that the killing . i ). wm ine uermans piay. un ul"i a.iuincect wno arew tne a u incs&mg oi uirneys ior tne xion- vor-uida where J. E. Rumbough plans for the village. Here also : the i day trade this year shall be postpon- ! !; i ntfutam nis summer guests icyui iw mei vapiain iNisse, cnairmanj1 jci-ti man uium, &u txidi me mi- ;, :i:::ain Park Hotel were still oth of the committee to which all the in-'keJs may attain full growth. ing cards, chess or reading i terns report any complaints which ;tors and magazines. iiiey may hj.ve. real or imaelnfid. Thia iis said several of the White Sox committee passes on complaints and I stars m set new contracts next year requests from officers or men, aiid calIin5 an increase in salary, those that the committee cannot set-'" : ' ,n : umnier season, uut as tne t e are lurnea over ,io inspector lS-int, i , ; -rt r .u oiieu towara one entrance i iuu ma assisiums. .,-. v a halted by one of the 51 guards Men and Officers. if.it ioned at the camp and a few min-. There have been reports going the Every- 1 tobe smoking. It was f-alize that oae. hau" not com? - "I Mil am I'o.rK m tae miusc or tnv- v'lii'n V.1V-" va"! i,r. l;i'cr Inspector Lvirk was looKin r.v. Mter from the United State3 i,-.;.;hnl. Nc Extravagsnce Found. Tii'1 upper hour was not far off vith Mr. Kirk as guide a tour . tation was begun. Many sto ne r.t of extravagant and im peding and waste at the in ir station gave additional in- ov :-! to an inspection of kitchens, ,:v.'.rs. rooms and bakeries. The prin ri;, 1 h that night for the officers, Tvh- occupy the hotel, appeared to be rice :v curry. There were also ;:n-!f ? tewed and baked, rye and v ;:. , - bread, butter, tea and coffee. Tl: uk'ss hall and k'tchens were from much scrubbing. In th" b; !-; y of the hotel quarters were sr;u!;s of the rye bread, or black liread, famous in Germany, as well as !; whiter leaf that is more familiar in part of the world. Mr. Kirk explained that the entire r-nnip is being provided with food ai ;:i':roximately (last month) 45 cents ;i iiay for each man. The reporter nni Iced that the loaves of bread were i.hired on tho table to be cut as 'need a and he wondered as he pondered i.v.t that 45 cnt how there could b? i i: waste of food that people from ':, to time report as something i.aaieful to permit in these meatless whoa tier's days. There were no : iin ; of wastfrr-and the reporter's itn ! rf : 'on-' in this respect -were con fiir.cf! by a conversation that ncrht v. ;i: one of the cit'zens of Hot ;v;':. a man who bar, had some op-pc.-ii;:iiiies of knowing how affairs i.ianager inside I ho interment . ::;tic;r.. '(' :i' r ffiror.-; alon ar quartered at :!.; !;ii-l, tlneo 1o five in a room. The ' ; of men who cook and srei-vo '-.ical are al&o in the officers' The major'tv of the seamen .'re in tlie second division of the camn. !:ri;-:f(l in long barrack rooms vith lyTr.i-ock hunks. There are seven '' iiK-v. I nrraek buildings, the las' "' .iir.ir completed. r v thrcugb the barac one ficiU :lio same cleanliness that marks Mi.' i ntiro rarip. Theo quarters are l'''l bv stoves while the hot.ol jg : heated. There appears to be f-'pTiio difference in the food served to " rr;r-r-.;-.; and men, but the difference is ":' .h will: A German Village.. ng the hotel. Inspector Kirk wav through, the "German Coming up the walk from rao was a tall, powerfully lviiir man, Captain Pollack, former rfii'omander of the Kronprincessen "''"die. one of the finest merchant :!)'l's afloat. Captain Pollack is the ,; nian in the camp, and he cer t;. .'iily looks a.c; if he would be more at homo cm the bridge of a liner or a r-'liir) than in the small cottage he fo'idr as part of the make-believe '" village. ha Ilur villages (the seamen have rounds to the effect that the seamen . have rebelled against the authority of I their officers, but that is not exactly . what is taking place for the very good reason that the officers now have no authority over the men. As has been stated, .the officers and ordinary seamen have separate camps and they do not come in contact withv each other in the old relations whicn ob tained on board the ships which they no longer man. Officer and man are both for the time being in custody of the United States government; tho men are responsible only to the gov ernment officers in charge of the camp. This lattert fact undoubtedly has had its effect; and added to t?.t may be noted the psychologic influ ence of living froto day to day in an environment very different, or cotirse, from that in Germany either now or before the war. If the interned Germans take deep interest in the war they discuss it seldom except among themselves. They read the news of the day; what they think : is largely unknown. In the hospital one man was seen pour ing over a war map; anotter was reading his Bible. One or two staunch supporters of the Kaiser are said to have expressed the vehement opinion that the U-boat campaign is by no means over and that before all the American troops are across the At lantic the United States will learn to her sorrow that the present lull in submarine warfare is ominous of preparations for rocentless activity against the boys en route to France. Cakes and Coffee. The canteen at Hot Springs intern ment station does a thriving business. Here the men, who receive small pen sions from the steamship companies for which they sailed the seas, buy cakes, jam, honey, tobacco and other luxuries. In the cottages of the vil lages they have built one can see lit tle parties eating cakes and drinking coffee, of which drink they consume vast quantities. The sweets they also cary to the dining halls to add to the additional supply that their sweet tooth calls for. A Y. M. C. A. building is now in process of erection for the saftitts. This work the men are doing without pay, the government furnishing the lumber and other materials. For their work on the barracks' the men are paid. One ot the buildings recently com pleted -is a hospital which is well fit ted up and in charge of a competent physician who is one of- the interned officers. On the day that the reporter visited the camp an katern named Friedunkj formerly a purser on a German vessel, received good news from Inspector Kirk: he is t6 be discharged from the station. He is now 74 years old; his son in Illinois is able and anxious to take care of his father and the old man will be allowed to say good-bye to the detention camp. . AN IDEAL LIME TREATMENT ante- or acute troubles, or for tho&e suffering from cSronlc- or acute pulmonary and bronchial coughs or colds. Is . ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE The Calcium preparation which mry be taken by tho average prson -without dis turbing dirsstion. . An efficient tonic and tissue builder. Contains no Alcohol, .Nar cotic or Habit-Forxiiinc Di-rig'.' $2 size, bow $1.50. V $1 size, now 89c Sold by all le&ulns !ruegist9. Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia. -v . WW FOR "VIFE FORKCliOSUKiS SAI,E. ' Ry Tirti'fiiof the powr( of -sale contained In a r-ertAln mortgage trade by tThoias Payne ami -wife and Charles Payne to the wijiniueion noHwsrcaa ana Jxmn Associa- 1 tion ana l.y registered in Book 89, paxe 11, of the; -records "of "New Hanover t'ountvrr default bavirtff been made in - the pay-'j" ment of the debt se nrecT by said mortgage, rr the tinderslgtied will sell, to the highest 1 v. bidder nt pnblle auction, for cai, at the oonrt House door In tne City' of 7Uraing ton, on Monday, the day of Novem- tr, 1017, at twelve o'clock, 'M.. the follow. ; fngr described property: Beerinnins at a onint In the Eastern line of Sixth street S3 reet fsontn rrom tne soHtftern line of Bla den street: ms tbenoe Snthwnrdly with : mid line of Birth street 33 feet; thence: Wast and parallel with Bladen street- 7d feet; thence North and parallel with sixth rrppt -.1 "eet: tlin'0 West and pra'lel with Bladen street 7(5 feet to the Begin- This 10th of October. 1VJ7. WILMINOTON HDAfRSTKAD A LOAM ".:-(irV .-si - 4:' -r-'t- "-" . ; ' Before going home tonight to mother of; wif e, r ' thV'visit you contemplate for, tomorrow , "drop; iaftnd slip a "surprise Joy" in your pocket. There will be smiles for the giver and a treat for the recipient. Fresh Shipment of Delicious Whitman's Candies just In. iffli & FUTRELLE Phones: 21112 1 107 Princess Street. i 1 ' it; .. 1 iT ; -j- i--rr-t rrt-Mfc ,i ateiiMii'rwiiwMiBiiiiMMiiiaiiiiiiw All-- w'SHades; , 4 : iii Siik Vk V 9, s iT f a ir.;? RpiYAL THEATRg BUIIiDiNGi' ; iTiiniiiHiiM-i 1 STATEMENT: Standard Accident Ins Co. Detroit, Mich. Condition December 31, 191G, as shown by statement filed. Auioijnt of Capital paid up in cash '.. $1,000,000.00 Auionnt of Jjodcrer Assets Tc eeiuber .'51st of Prcrlons Year ... ... ... 3,391,238.75 Incnroe From Policyholders, . $4,297.70(5.9"): Miscellaneous, $3l7,f.ir.t).j; Total 4,207.706.93 Disbursements To Policy holders, $1,720,474.7(5: -Miscellaneous, $2,071,081.00 ; Total, . . . . 3,791 ,55o.7G Assets. Mnrteajre Loans on Ri-il Estate .. ; 140,250.00 Lojins secured 4y pledge of -Ilonda.or thofvwllateraK. 10,777,34 Value of Bonds and Stocks 5,223,029.30 Cash in Company's Office.. .. 22,030.53 Deposits in " Trust Companies and Banks not on interest 4,041. 2S Deposits in Trust Companies and Banks on interest .... 229.783.S4 Interest and Rents due and - accrued .. .. .. 97.706.SC Premiums in course of Col lection 680,733.05 All other Assets, as detailed in statement 57.430.33 THROUGH SLEEPERS TO ATLANTA The old established through sleeping car llae between Wilmington and At lanta will be continued via Airgiisti. In connection with the Georgia, Rail road, upon the following schedules: LV. WILMINGTON . . .. , .3t30 P. M. uv. Florence .. 7:55 P. M. f.v Sumter j .. 9:30 P. f J Ar. Orangeburg . . . . . . . .10:53 P. M. j k. AiTtnista fEat time) ' .l:3Sre?ri .R. ATLANTA (Cen. tme) . .6:10 A. Mi Returning: Leave Atlanta 8:35 P.M. arrive Wilmington 1:00 P. M. Passengers may remain In this car, n the Union Pepot. wnJch is in the " iear of Atlanta, until 7:00 A. M., if j hey so, .desire." and on account of the Earlier arrival of this train, and the ise of the Union Depot, convenient connections may be made with through Dining, Sleeping Car Coach trains which leave frotn Rtation for Chi-, cago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, etc. ! For fares, tickets, etc., apply t2 ' T. C. WHITE, Gen. Pass. sjt. Phon 160. Wilminfltoii, N. C. . GLASSES M. 4 'THE irmSlBLE BIFOCALS Afford a eomfort which is apprjeciated by those whtf want hear or far vision In one pair of glasses. They keep your eyes young in looks as well as in usefulness v No line, seam or hump to blur the vision. EYES TESTED FREC. mm riisiiii iiwm mm wnnni in n . , YOU Madilfe )Fc4 Rdwiei f: Pink, 1 White, Brunette No-Diist tour Oil, Q'tiart kize .'. : . . . i : i ; . . Free' While they last. . . . .. . . . ; . . . . . ... . ij&iuife Mi1 Frariiing 15x19 inches iilEDRUGGO. Phone 520 . ivy Ir; 5th and ReI Cross Streets; and :50c - .15c .65c . 1. .t r -.i. AUTOS FOR HIRE Total Less Assets not admitted . .$ 0.466,34.55 ...S 11.3,410.25 Total admitted Asts SfiA47.974.33 Liabilities. fnaaid. Claims $ 2.101,55.9.10 Expense, Investigation and Ad justment of Claims.. 21.300.00 Cnearred Pr?miums .. 1,631,159.52 Commission. Brokerage and other eharpres clue .. 106,22.69 Salaries. Rens. Expenses. Bills, . Accounts. Fees, etc., due or accrued..., ... ... 15,750.00 Estimated amount for Federal. State, County, aril Municipal Taxes t 76,250.00 Return Fremitus . ,. 27,229.40 All ornor Inabilities as detailed In Statement .. ... .. .. .. 9,011.-39 Total amount of all Liabilities excent Capital $ 4,00R,51S.o0 apital actually paio up in cash Surplus over all Liabilities Total Liabilities Premiums Received Premiums .Eecei"vl Accident ' . . . .$lS.4S5.02 Heaitb . . . . .. 8,927.1 Liability. 6132 Policy fees ; . . . 136.49 1 ,000.000.00 .$ 1,279.455.73 ..$6,347,974.33 Losses Paid SR.721.74 . 5,864.29 $14,536.03 Winstoh-SalerrMorUread City-Beau fort Pullman Sleeping Car Line Be comes Winston-Salem-Goldsboro Slewing Car Line. Southern Railway System announ ces effective with last cars Into and out of Beaufort SundayA)Aug. I2th, thei? Winston-Ssle Morehead City-Beau-1 ; tort Sleeping Oar line, will bs shorten cd to Winston-Salem-Goldsboro Line. Car will continue be handled on trains Nos: 232-112 and 111-237. For further details ask Southern. Railway System Agents, or address, J.j 0. Jones, Traveling Passenger Agent, ' taleigh. N". C. MORTGAffE SAtE. ' i By virtue of the power of sale contained i H a certain mortgage deed made by Delia j B. Merrick and husband, John Merrick, to ' the North Carolina .Home Building Aaso- ; elation, bearing date, JJovember 23rd. .3915, ! Mid duly regfsteted -on the records of New J Qanover County in '.Boot 88, page 313, the 'lndersiyned will. sell, at public auction, to ! Mie higliest bidder, for cas4ir at the Court nuiu! (wr in i in; v,n.v i v lliuilliuii. iu Thursday, the 13tii day of December,. st twelve o"i-rock M., the following describ 3d property, situated in the City of Wil mington, to-wit: BEGINNING at the in torsetion of the Western line of Sixth Street with the Northern line of Mar3tel ar Street, runs' thence Westwardiy along the northern line of Marstellar street 150 feet: thence Northwardly parallel with Sixth street 32 feet; thence Eastward ly larailel with Marstellar street 150 feet to Western line of Sixth street; thence Southwardly along Western line of Sixth Street 32 fee to the Beginning, being part 'f Lot (J, Block 7, according to the official plan of said City of Wilmington. This 13th of November, 1917. NORTH (MPOT.INA HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION, By John D. Bellamy & Son, Attorneys. 10 DAYS 11-13. . fo Pleassure Driving, Dances, Wedding and Commercial City Livery Co. Phones 15 and 345: 1 Rubber Stamps Made to order on Short P'ct!ce. "We make Rubber Stamps that gives the maximum of service and Satisfaction. Promptness with tsvery order. &nd us your order. LeGW"N PRINTING CO, 8 Grac S .reot. Phon 220. WINTER IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1,1917. WRIGHTS- EAST BOUND. : WESTBOUND. Ive ,1t 3av Xeave iieave i Center" CenteP' rnUrH .. . .. for for for or frtr l Wlatf r Park Wrlifhtsvlll Rata. trnwttngton. Wllmlngtoa. I 6:30 A. M. 6:30 A. M bC :30 A. M :35 A. Ml 6.50 " 6:50" J7 :05 A M- . VT :15 . 8:00 " S:00 14 "Yo ' ' 7-50' " ' 8-30..- -&m b8:30 " . .. S-S9. " 10:00 jo-no " 10:00 " z!9:V !9:1 " 11:30 11:30 " U;30 " 0:1 ' :25 " !1?00 P. fil !1:00 P. M !1 :00 P. M !10:20 " 1:10 " 1:10 " xl:10 " 10:45 ' 10:53 - 61:55 " 01-55 12:15 P. M 12:25 P. M 2:30 " 2:30 " !1 :45 " M :55 ' 3:(W 3:00 ' 3:00 1 :45 " . 1 :50 " 3:30 " 2:2r. " o4:10 " .......... ... o3:00 " 4:30 " 4:30 " 4:30 44 O4:50 " 3:45 " 3:55 " 5:30 - 5:30 ' fi:10 :10 .., (5:10 " f!:40 xfl:40 G:J5 " 5:25 " 715 7-is " .i .l. :J0 " 8:l"i " 8:15 " , :4t " 9:15 M y:id " 9:15 " z7:15v " 7:20 " 10:11 ' 10:15 " ...u..... 7:55 n:15 " 11:15 11:15 " M5 " 10:00 ' 10:10 " . 10:45 " ' 12:00 U. 12:10 AM. I I vr Wiukr Park for Wifmlnrton. !: M 1:! Jli i ' If. !l ii M. rt :20 A. M. n-M " - S:01 " 8 Ml " !9:2fl - !t:30 M .'10:31- 11:01 - ' 12:30 P. 2 m 'i :01 2 :30 o3:ll o3 :50 4:06 o4 :30 o5:10 5 :3d 0:11 " , 0:5 7:31 ' , 8-iKV -S:5 " 1v:2l - 10:50 12:21 A. JL M 4. . - , - r III.; SPECIAL JfOH SXTNliAV. -UMrvr.v Leave Front and Princess streets eve.ry h&lf hour f ronl " 1 to' 8 1 P. M. Leave Beach every half iiour from 2:45 to 5:42 P. M. , , . : , , Daily: vtcent. Sunday. U , x Does not run Ijeyond Stations ! Sundays only. No. 8 . " " b Does not run beyond Station 3 on Sundays. .i o Superceded by half hoar schedules. Wtinflcy Afternoons. a leavca frtm Sta'Jon No. 5. . ' , - - FKRItJUT SCHKIr!I.B TAfLT ISXCETT Sl'NlM'Y.'r-' Leave Ninth and Qrange Ptreeta. 3 'P. '.M. J " ''( !' Freight Depot Open from 2:00 to 3:00 P. M. 1: ; HPKC1AL NOTICE This 4able shows the time at which trains mi?.y be r-pei-ted to arrive M and depart from the 'several station but the arrivals it no departures are nvi guaranteed. . 7 r For RENT Tvro Farms in New Hanover Comi ty, two farms in Brunswick Coun ty. Apply to D. L. Gore, Wilming ton, N. C. " Totals ..S27.R10.G6 President, LKM W. BOWEN. Secretary. J. L. HEATON. Home Office, Detroit, Mich. A J. A. ct i T 1 fi T VnTTTn I Tn 3ii Tn n rn rrm m i rwnYsv T? o lot nr Vi "7 ' STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Insurance Department Raleigh, 3-10-1917. I, James R. Young, Insurance Commis sioner, do hereby certify that the a"bove is a Jtrue and correct abstract of the state ment" of the Standard Accident Insurance Company of Detroit. Mich., filed with this Department, showing the -onc:itIon of said company on the 31st day of December, 1916. Witness my hand and official seal the da(y and date above written. J. R. YOUNG, Insurance Commissioner. i WILSON HOT BLAST BEATERS 1 Let the Wilson Heater keep you comfortable. They keep the fire over night and taLs 1-3 less fuel. Let Us Serve You CAPE FEAR HARDWARE CO. Phone 612 ... 109 N. Front St 1 Arrival and Departure of Trains at ,.LWilTOiagton, Effective Oct. .. 21, 1917 Arrivals, schedules and and 'connectioad given ck inform J tion. but not guaranteed: ;. t' No. lil C:M A. SC. tfo. 8. 9:69 A. M. No. M 8:44 A. IT. Wo. 13. tiOi P. M. No. 66. 3:30 P. M. No. . :45 P. M. TO ANI FKOM B'lorettce. tjojtiml.lo, Pnllmwn filecpera, minrton and Nmrabia opeo fo recelw pdSHenjeers eftet tOrfW P. M. " - Ootdsboro. Klchmond, Jtfortollc and North. Frtor Cara Wilmtutton o ilortolk. Par ettevllte. Bsoford and Mt Airy. JackHOurllle and New Bernu . Florence, Columbia. Aagruaa, Atbimt n1 - the West. Charleston, Savannah and Florida noihts. Pullman arir Wiimtn, ton 'o Atlanta Via. Augna. nd between Florence and Columbia. Kfhtnond, Norfolk. Washington and Nsw Yorit, "ullmad cars to Washington anl Nrrfolk. - ' '" - No. 53 It: A ML" No. 9. fi!t5;p. te. Jo. M. :03 . ii. No. 63 NO. 54. 1:00 P. M. No. 41. :50 A. M For Folder Reservatioiia, f tes of fares, etc., call 'Phone 10. W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE, Paascnner Traffic Manager. GeneraC Paeenfler Agent ' Wilminstoh, C. ' '"' . -! MSlK'reH SPECIALS -it "':, I,. ' ' - '..'"'- , ...I. : . , y.v;.". ".... ii.-i. 1 1" ' i ii i i" i ii i 'i ii 'i :-irr.,Li''i- i ii" it 'n ittj 'i .ii if vti'i.i ". "W.T. . I'.ij.' ; i v i -- - . - - - -- :' - - -'; " t : ' ,o r---: -e.v wry-" -J"'. ,J: v r . - -, -. ? . . . j- , r i .i - ii iin..ii-1 ji'n.ti iVi': i i , ,n i. j I CO OVER AND AbK HER : COLLY! I - - ' WON'T VOufj TH,NK 0F ,Tv U -: 'lAROO-ilH ' '''W vr" ;' v "" . - v - j ' i