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COVERIOH BICKETT
VISITED SOLDIERS
Governor Delighted With
Conditions at Camps Jack
son and Sevier.
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SERVICE
FLAG WITH 6,861
STARS.
(Special to the Dispatch"!
Raleigh, Nov. 14. Governor Bickett,
returning from Camps Jackson and
Sevier where he reviewed with Gov
ernor Manning, of South Carolina, the
troops largely made of of North Caro
linians, is happy over the moral and
sanitary conditions that he finds.
"My judgment is that these con
ditions are infinitely better than in
the average city," he said, "and I,
should not feel uneasy if my son j
were there. The health and moral ,
conditions surroundings are better,
than you will find in any town in
North Carolia. I just don't see how
a follow goes astray. It is the clean
est place I ever saw except the State
.penitentiary."
This might have been taken as 3
Bickett joke but for the record of the
State prison here in Raleigh. When
the State's housekeeper, Mrs. Nellie
Price goes off and reports on all the
buildings, ne can iis3 the prison os
perfection, as 100 ner cent, and grade
from it. And nono ever equaled it.
That's the home place here in Ral
eigh, superintendended by Warden j
Busbee and Superintendent Collie, aid-1
ed and abetted by a lot of fine women. J
"We Governors were permitted to ;
review tha troops for the first time," i
Governor Bickett continued, "by i
Major General John Bailey of New j
York. I spoke at a banquet down j
there and exchanged all the felicita- !
tions with the Governor of South ;
Carolina permissable under the '
statutes in such cases made and pro-
vided. The camps are idesil. There ,
are 18,000 men at Camp Jackson ana ,
27,000 at Camp Sevier. General Bail-,!
el could not have said more about
the troops had he been the most ard
ent Southerner. He declared that
they are the best timber in the world Henry Faison, of Duplin county, and
for soldiers. We saw General Mclver, i a North Carolinian. He told me that
commander of one of the brigades and j he did not intend that these boys
General S. L. Faison, commander of should be sent into any slaughter
the brigade in which are most of the j house. They will know when they are
North Carolina troops. j ordered to advance, whether there is
"'General Faison is a brother of 'any trap for them or not."
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BUSINESS
SPECIALS
MESSENGER SERVICE. ....
Fop this service we use the Pos
tal Telegraph Cable Company's
messengers. They will call .for
your "ads." in the same manner
and quick time as they now cover
the city for telegrams, night letter
grams, cables, etc. ( ,
For further Information a to
"ads." call 176, but for telegraph
service call "Postal Telegraph." ,
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
. By GENE BYRNES "
The largest service flag flying from
the top cf the Bell Telephone system
building, 195 Broadway, New York
City. The Woohvcrth Tower looms
up in the background behind the
flag, which contains 6,861 stars.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS WE HAVE
- a complete line of shot guns, all
makes. Such as Remington, Lt. C.
Smith, Fox, Ithaca & Parker and a
full line of ammunition. Call at Chas.
Mnkelstein, 6 S. Fror: St. Phone
642 10-19-tf
SALESMEN WANTED FIRST
class men in every locality to rep
resent nursery, financially strong
and operating on high plane. Pecan
specialists, producing quality trees,
which give satisfaction and sell
easily. Liberal proposition to A-l
salesmen who have the ability to
make good. For ful particulars, ad
dress Harlan Farms Nursery, Lock
hart, Alabama.
LOST LARGE MALE AIRDALE.
Name plate on spiked collar. Re
ward if returned or for information
leading to recovery. S. L,. Boyd,
1603 Grace St. Nov. 14-2t
WANTEDPOSITION AS NIGHT
watchman good references. J. A.
Holleman, 117 So. Water St.
Nov. 14-3tj
V5 I ALWAYS
STAMD OUT HeftC: )
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN
Ail those having subscribed through this bank for
the Second Liberty Loan and have not already done
are respeciruuy requcstcu iu can emu maKe tneir
rangements for payment.
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THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Corner Front and Princess Streets
CHORTHAND, TOUCH TYPEWRIT- , FORD TOURING CAR IN .FIB8T
ing and all commercial branches of I Class condition, 1917 Model, for sale
study taught most thoroughly and , at a reasonable price. Apply to
ni.otnoiiv tv Untta Tin sin am i Queen City Cycle Co, 209 MarKet
in.9n.tr st. iv-wui..
UNI TED STATES
Liberty Four Percent Bonds
These bonds will be issued under date of November
15th; interest yill have to be added after that date.
Subscribrs will please call and arrange.
The Murchison National Bank
Wilmington, N. C.
College, Inc.
1 irc, 3
NSfa. . f SCALE OP MILE.
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ECHOES OF THE RED CROSS
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The financial reports of the recent
street pageant, dance and military
drill, and the booth at the Corn Show,
were announced at the work rooms
at the Muchison Bulldinig Tuesday
morning to the earnest crowd assem
bled despite the overtime put in last
week on account of these events, and
were received with enthusiastic ap
plause. Nothing rewards a worker like
success which crowns his efforts, so
with the unselfish unitiring workers
of the Red Cross, credit for the work
is not thought of and the majority
prefer to remain in the background
i end are, content to be privates in the
! rear rank. Yet there is a certain
. gratification unmistakkable when
' hard work results in an enlarged bank
j account, to meet financial obligations.
The total amount cleared from the
: two events was $325.33, which is a
J vrry substantial sum and will further
I the work of the Red Cross Military
P.elief.
The committees in charge deserve
; rr;at credit for the success of their
' undertakings and they wisn ro return
! thanln to all who in any way added
1 to the success of the occasion and for
the magnificent support of their co
I workers.
WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON
date of Issue when so requested
Phone you nrder to 745. Gordon's
News Stand.
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WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN
get from us the best creamery but
ter 50c. lb. and sliced bacon, 45c lb.
Morning Joy Coffee 35c lb., French
market coffee 30 cents pound,
lemon and orange peel 30c lb. Bear
Brand asparagus 15c can, good jelly
10c glass, Purity Oatmeal 10c pack
age. Dates 15c. Potato Salad made
fresh daily the same old 20c lb. May's
Delicatessen, Phone 1322.
2,000 POUNDS FRUIT CAKE. MAIL
one to your son, husband or sweet
heart, in camp. Phone 626. Farris
Bakery. 11-13-2L
CABBAGE PLANTS EArtLY JER-
sey and Charleston Wakefieid, Suc
cession, Flat Dutch, from peaigreed
seed,, jknmfcdiate shipment. . By ex
press 500 for $1.00; 1,000, $1.50; 5j000
atS1.25; 10.000 and up at $1.60 f. o. b.
Young's Island, S. C. Delivered by
par-el poet,, 100 25 cents; 1,000,
$1.75. Enterprise Company, Inc.,
Sumter, S. C. 10-3 we fri sun tf
WANTED FIFTY LABORERS,
white or colored, to clean land.
Guaranteed three years work. Ap-
tfly M. Lance, Carolina Beach. 8-31 tf ;
WHEN YpUH BOY GOES INTO THE j
Trenches, see that he takes with mm
your portrait. He . will treasvre lt
above all the gold on earth. Folta fir
Kendrick. 83-tf
WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH
Don't matter if broken. I pay
$2.00 to $15.00 per set. Send by
parcel post and receive check by
return mail. L. Mazer, 2007 S.
Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CITY ELECTRIC CO., 206 t RINCESS
street. Phone 99S. Pythian Bldg.
Everything electrical. 11-4-tf
WANTED SECOND-HAND,
or 35 horsepower motor;
BAGS WANTED SECOND-HAND
Bags, burlap, scrap bagging ard
twintf. Write for prices. Richmond
Bag Company. Department, Rich
mond, Va.
10-21-10 Wed-Sun
iut ijai jji.uou Liuve iu ra.eii ne canes lUeir rr irco the? latitude
cf Jerusalem, but abcut 5 miles west, - as they are stlck'n clcf,ely to the
shore, where thoy can ret tho su;px- t cf their warships. The front now
extends from Haruameh (1), near the coasi north of Gaza (3), which has
been the British hzzc tor some time, to Arak-el-Manr-heyeh (4). Askalon
(2), on the cooct, was captured yeste rday. The arrow shows the direction
of the next British thrust. The inte rior British column, moving north
fro mBeersheb?., hr.z been comparati vely quiet recently and if it is ad
vancing at all is moving isiowly. ;
A Virginian Wounded.
(By Associated Press)
Ottawa, Nov. 14. C. H. Blackburn,
of Fredericksburg, Va., is reported
among the wounded in today's Cana
dian casualty list.
Recorder's Docket Light.
Charles Walker, colorea, was the
enly offender to face the Recorder
at today's session. He was charged
with disorderly conduct and praye-
i for judgment was continued upon
payment of the costs.
PUPPY WANTED FOR MASCOT IN
army. Will you donate. Soldier,
phone 807. Nov. 14-lt
SMITH MOTOR WHEEL IN FIRST
class condition for sale cheap.
Queen City Cycle Co., 209 Market
St. 11-14-tf
TEUTONS EFFORTS TO
CAPTURE THE ASIAGO
PLOCEAU IS CHECKED.
25, 30
current
220 volts; two phase; 60 cycles; al
so controller and starting box for
same. Must be cheap. Address
"J," care Dispatch. 11-6-7U
WANTED MY CUSTOMERS TO
know that on and after Nov. 10th
my business formerly conducted at
606 South 7th will be moved to 72 L
Castle St.", in store formerly occu
pied by E. E. Russ. C. W. Uraig.
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CANADIAN RUTABAGA TURNIPS,
Spanish onions, red onions, navy
beans, limas, fancy apples, dried
fruits, sweet potatoes, Irish pota
toes, oranges; complete line of can
dies. Bear Produce and Merchan
dise Co., 14 Market St. (Wholesale
only.) 11-11-tr
OYSTER ROAST SERVED AT
Greenfield Park day or night. L. C.
Gore, prop. Phone 815-W.
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You Love Your Wife and Children
Are they protected If you are taken seriously ill. Disease
plays no favorites. It is your duty to protect them. An
accident and health policy is a safeguard and a protec
tion to you and your family. Consider the matter. Consult
C. L. DICKINSON.
Phone 656
Princess Building
WANTED TEN MEN TO CUT
wood by the cord. Will pay $1.25
per cord. Apply to M. Lance, No.
309 Walnut street. 11-9-17
DRAFT MEN OFFI
CIALLY CLASSIFIED.
vOontinue. From Page 0s.)
If Your Blood Happens to Be
in Bad Condition, S. S. S.
Will Correct It Now.
The peculiar effect on the blood
caused by the rapid changes of win
ter the chilly blasts and dampness
long continued wil undoubtedly have
a disastrous effsct upon your system
if your blood happens to be in bad
condition. You should not allow your
self to run the risk of suffering wi'.h
boils and carbuncles, you should not
willingly walk into the snare of pain
pnd suffering cf rheumatism or ca-
enterprise.
Class Four.
fa) Man whose wife or
mainly dependent on his labor for sup
port. (b) Mariner actually employed in
sea service of citizen or merchant in
the United States.
(c) Necessary sole managing, con
trolling or directing head of necessary
agricultural enterprise.
(d) Necessary sole managing, con-
upon the blood for nourishment and v trolling, or directing head of necessary
trength. and when for any cause this muustnai euLeipnae.
(Continued from Page One.)
have suffered no casualties.
I ' The German artillery is active in
! the Ypres salient in Flanders and
it has shelled heavily the new British
positions around Passchendaele. This
may mean either preparation for ' a '
strong German attack to re-gain this I
impoftant position or an effort to fore- 1
stall further British advances. I
The Painleve cabinet which took j
ing the body full of health and vigor
vnai stream becomes run, down, it m
vites disease to enter. The liver and
kidneys, failing to receive1 the proper
nourishment from the blood,"grow in
active and dull, and the waste' and
bodily impurities that should pass off
through these channels of nature are
left in the systemf lof encourage some
Mood disorder. When the blood Is fn
Class Five.
(a) Officers, legislrtive, executive, j
or judicial of the United States or of
State, territory, or District of Colum
bia. (b) Regular or duly ordained min
ister of religion.
(c) Student who on May 18, 1917,
nized school. .
(d) Persons in military or naval
was preparing for ministry in recog
.... 1 off ice but two months ago has resign
children I- , . . .
eu uiiu r ranee again nas u race a
ministerial crisis. The resignation of
the ministry was caused by its defeat
in the chamber of deputies, after a
debate on the new allied war counc'l
which Premier Painleve had defend
ed. Tito Socialists had not support
ed the ministry which also has had
to contend with, the dissensions caus
ed by the Bolo; Pasha affair and other i
internal matters. Its fall probably
was nastened somewnat Dy tne with
drawal of Foreign Minister llifcot on
October 23, when the entire cabinet
resigned, but was prevailed upon to
retain office by- President Poincare.
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W, B. Cooper & Co.
COTTON
Merchants
Wilmington, N. C.
To Subscribers to
Second Liberty Loan-
Those having subscribed through this bank for the
Second Liberty Loan are requested to call and advise how
they wish payments made.
The Home Savings Bank
Corner Front and Chesnut Streets.
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The Cash Results of
Economy
You are responding loyally to the Nation's call for the
saving of food and for eliminating every kind of waste.
Your economies are resulting in actual cash saving.
You can easily measure this saving, if you bank the
cash results and watch j out account grow.
This plan will enable ou to get together funds to buy
Government Bonds.
Economize, save money and build a tidy fortune in War
Bonds.
Bank Your Savings.
American Bank & Trust
Company
Wilmington, N. C. At Front and Market Streets.
(e)
(f)
Alien enemy.
Resident alien
(not enemy),i
Ws weakpnpd condition, it should be
.IVJT:??7 service of the United States.
'--" "in. inufj in its action. ,
S. S. S.. a purely vegetable remedv. '
tarrh when you can put your blood ia;wTl.q J lsJust who claims exemption.
the simple Uw hlU0, .nt "'r -"nses (g) Person totally and permanent-
a short I -nf, rLu' "' uncn' physically or mentally unfit for mil-
. -'""O.lL IMH KHI1CJV n 1 D9 .'4
tir 1-io . ' naiv
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uj , II' . I V J i i 1 j
j PAULINE UNDERWOOD
AVARDED BRISCOE AUJO.
for
shane to prevent it by
method of taking S. S. S
period during the fall.
Bo'ls anl narbunclfir, are evidence of
disordered blood. They do not necos-
sirily mean an inheritor! taint, out
thev toll you that, your blood is pois
oned that the life-giving stream that
should flow throtfgh your veiris pure,
vigorous and healthy has become up
pt mnbp bv over-eating and drink
ing, nossibiy by "constipation, stomach
trouhiP or uric acid. Whatever the
pflnso vmir blood has become 'poison
nnri vmi fl rp not coing to know what
it ia tn fppt nntfrelv well until Che
polon and impurities hve bne wash-
p& from vour svstom. i ao dioou,
, fied and intigorated
. perform its normal
service.
(h) Person morally unfit to be
narf of t Jk f,mvf orate? J every "Soldier of the United States.
V h blood La f !?n- and V10,r W Licensed pilot, actually employ
HffX ZL ni afe- il es, tQ the the pursuit of his vocation.
- , -u.tin.o. iman.il ana
( Continued rrom Page One").
Watha, N, C.
Mrs. J. G. Blake .. .. .. 17.600
Whiteville. N. C.
Lillie Cook . ; 452,395
Wlflard, N. C.
Elizabeth Page . . . 39,471
Wilniington. N. C.
Myrtle Bessellieu ; J .
Olive Brown ! Mi .,'-
Builders
Mfimher nf wpII rprn?hiAd rrlipnmic "Zauetn Bullard
ect or organization, organized and ??nni Gurganious
ante , , .j-v-u vn ui6aiuiauuu, uigauucu a,uu .,
Tt VL??i- yv,an? give3 listing on May 18, 1917. whose then ij3
;. ulouu Power existing creed or principles forbid; its i luia
J. Prank Jarman
Sol. Jones
s. s. s.
good results.
une out
boils, sores anH i f: catarrn, members to participate in war in any5 rs- He"y Jone:
and other hlnnH J m diseases form, and whose religious convictions ( Ella McCariey .
vour druggist's flnH V i at are aaInst wa or participation there
Meanwhiie e jt now. in. ' . - ,
vico. onr! ?. yu need ad- even days are. allowed registrants.
- uuBBi- ia ttuer receioi oi tne Questionnaire tn
.. 42,851
. .506,769
1,284,092
. . 37,220
1,313,865
. . 8.571
2.684.50S
Malpass 15.270
t
Mrs. Betty Jones
Sara Love . .
Lee Meares ...
Annie Phelps
ready to tell vt JClT aviser is after
ment is. AddrJ i , ,Dest treat" m At out and return it to the local i Mrs. Thomas Fiver
by the boards will be a Katie Swann.- .
pfocesa requiring little time- . - Pauline ; Underwood
m. Thp blood, pun- ment is. Addrd iLrlP , .BJ: treat vn n out ai
:ed; will once . more mnt. Brwer ' S?fqJft? qCHI ,Df part' b"ard- 0fflC:
al- function t feep- Atlanta, GaAdv sP9clflc .Co.," classification
-r-c ' T ;- ' t'j, t routine pfocc
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. .. 38,960
. . . 37,225
. ..185.478
. ..252,855
. '. .',11,800
.8,225,353
Supplies
Edison Diamond Pointed Phono
graphs and Disk Records
Full stock of the latest Records. Place Jur ox&
NOW for Christmas as cur supply is limited.
C. W. YATES COUP
Books and Stationerv. 117 Market Stree
W. B. THORPE & CO S :
Water and Ann streets 1
Phone 789. ; 1
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