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NOTICE OF tAXD SALB
DEEDOF TBTSr. J
Under and by virtue of t'ie power of sale j
contained in a oertain ieed f. Trust, txe- i
eute.1 tin- litli. day of Feb. 1011, by Alex. '
H. Kooi!- :!-ii Letiie T. K -.wince, liis v.ife,
to C. I'.. C-::ii:.v. TriiNteo f r NwnlvatrT.
Lloyd. j arriM of Orange County, KtaU- ;
of N-rt:. . ur'-iia. and being thereto re- j
qne-.t-.-l l.y tn-. Trustors and Cestui Que j
Triis;. I ;!; v.rdersijrned trustee, will sell
at pu: ii - ::clio:i to the higbest bidder for ,
of
city of llmmgton. ew Hanover County,
State of North Carolina, on, Friday, Decem
ber the 2th., 1917. at 11 o'clock; A. M., a
certain tract of land lying and being sit
uated on Carolina Beach, in the County f
New Hanover and State of North Carolina,
described as follows :
Beginning at the Eastern line of Carolina
Beach Avenue South at the point four hun- i
dred and fifty (4o0i feet northwardly from
tbe point where the Raid Eastern iine of
Carolina Beach Avenue South intersects
the northern line of Atlanta Avenue: runs
thesce castwardly and parallel with said
Atlant:. Avenue one hundred (100) feet:
thence northwardly and parallel with Car
olina Beach Avenue South sixty (60) feet;
thence westwardly and parallel with At
lanta Avenue one hundred (100) feet to the
eastern line of Carolina Beach Avenue
South: thence southwardly along the said
eastern Carolina Beach Avenue South (60)
feet to the poifit of beginning: being oth
erwise described as lot 2 In block 29 of
the southern section of the plan of Car
olina Beach as plotted by J. L. Becton
CiTil Engineer. June-September, 1913, au
duly recorded in map 2, page. 1, of the re
cord of New Hanover county.
This Deed of Trust is duly registered in
the office of the Register of Deeds for Netf
Hanover County, in Book 96, page 160 "
This Nov. 28, 1917.
C. B. GRIFFIN,
11-29-SOt. TrU8teC-
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THROUGH SLEEPERS TO ATLANTA
Tbe old established through sleeping
car line between Wilmington and At
lanta will be continued via Augusta,
in conLcction with the Georgia Rail
road, upon the fo"--wing schedules-
LV. WILMINGTON 3:30 P. M?
Liv. Florence 7:55 P. M.
Lr Sumter 9:30 P V
At. Orangcbure , . .10:53 P.
At. Augusta (East, time) ..1:35 night
AR. ATLANTA (Cen. tme) . .6:10 A. Mi
Returning: Leave Atlanta 8:35 P.M.
arrive Wilmington 1:00 f. M.
Passengers may remain In this car,
In the Union Cepot. wnich is in the
heart of Atlanta, until 7:00 A. M., If
they so desire, and on account of the
earlier arrival cof this train, and the
use of the Union Depot, convenient
connections may be made with through
. . Dining. Sleeping Car , Coach trains
which leave from' wun station for Chl-
t- cttgo, Cincinnati, St Louis, etc.
;V For fares, tickets, eta, apply t2 t
.; T. C. WHITE, Gen. Pass. cX.
Phone 16QL ? . WilmlnctorV H. C.
A characteristic A. H. Woods' farces
I nrnmieoH . in "Mnrv'6 Antlp" th J
I ! Tuliv, wnicn wr. vvoous win -preseun
I ma- itT .1.. 11 .
aay, uecemoer ijiu, iui an tjugngv
ment of one night., vith the original
New York cast and production.
- "Mary's ; AtikIe" wa;the first of this
season's' NeW York successes, and is
: tne nrst metropolitan mi io ue setsuj
' outeide of New York this season. Miss
Tully. widely known as a producer
and writer for the vaudeville stage,
has evolved an ingenious and surpris-
ingly amusing comedy out of a novel
and interesting idea. The plot of the
P .... .
piece had to do with tne escapaaes oi
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three impoverished young men, who
resort to a startling Yuse to get some
tmoney. The ruse involves a charm
. ing young woman, to her infinite dis-
may, and the discomfitures of the
! young men, as well as to the delight
of the audience, who will find in t
play, one surprising comic turn after
' another. The play is . effectively
mounted and acted by a notable com
pany, including Lilian Claire, Burt
f Leigh, May Wallace, James Hester,
j Edward Butler, Louise Sanford, P
J aid MacLeod, Gertrude Mann, Frank
J A. Meehan and others. Prices
jbe from 50 cents to $1.50. (Wa
j extra). Tickets will go on sale at
Elvington's next Wednesday morn
i ing.
A BRIGHT SHOW.
! To show the versatility of the mem
ibers of James Arnold's Northland
i yesterday' with something new - some-1 for(j and sori( Df Askins, who were se
'thiEg decidedly different from Moa-1 riously injured in an automobile acci-
Idaj's bill. It was an Oriental extrav
iaganza replete witli exceedingly celv
ier bits of pla ythat bring the laughs
'al through the show,
i Jam?s Arnold, owner of the show.
'was sent in as a blackface role for the
I first time, and those who saw him
Inler ?hy heT?sn,t Py blackface
all the time. He has a style that is
jall his Q &n esceedingly good make.
up d evt tfce crowds in a continu
ou'b0wl of laughter.
j The costumes now we are coming j
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TOMORROW
Metro Pictures Present
THE STAB SUPREME
' ETHEL
B ARRYMOR E
In a FiTe Art Metro AVonderplay of
Rare Appeal
"THE LIFTED
VEIL"'
A Drama of Love and Regeneration
from the Novel By Basil King
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SECOND BIG BILL.
ALL NEW SCENERY NEW
CHORUS NUMBERS NEW SONGS
A NO N E W DA NC ES
Presenting
JAMES ARNOLD.
NORTHLAND
BEAUTIES
In Up-to-the-Minute Miniature
Mcsical Comedy Plays
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group otherty Lads
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GUTTER PAMLICO
Vessel Needed Elsewhere
Many Baptists Attend
Convention .
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w "ew. ern. yec. o. rrom unoniciu .
authoritative : sources it is learn-j
that the coast guard cutter Pamli-:
co, formerly located at this port bUt j
! recently removed to Norfolk, will not.
f be returned to New Bern, as nas been
rcniioctoii at loner cuph will nnt no
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lrT until o frar t no wor
done until after tjie war.
The vessel is now in daily use and
the government states that as the
boat is neetfed much more in the serv
ice which it is now performing than '
in that which it was doing here, it
will be retained at Norfolk. j
Officers on-the ship whose families '
were located here have made arrange-;
ments to remove them to the Virginia'
city. ,
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Mrs. Oscar Casey, of Florence, Pam-j
lico county, is in- St. Luke's hospital;
here to receive treatment for a com-,
plication of ailments. !
Mrs. Casey's condition is consid
ered most critical. She has been ill
for several weeks and the attending
physician holds out but little hope for
her recovery.
The condition of Mr. G. A. Whit-
riously injured
dent a few mlies from New Bern last
Friday evening and who are receiving
treatment at Fair View hospital, is re-'
ported as still improving. J
Mr. Whitford's injuries are much
more serious than his son's and it will :
probably be a week or 10 days before
he will be discharged from that insti-'
tution. , j
Quite a number of the local Bap
tists and members of that denomina:
tion from nearby points, left yesterday
morning for Durham to attend the
j annual convention which is In session
m that city.
The Baptists of this city are very
much pleased with the great record
which has been made in the State
during the year and they are planning
to aid in making that during the. earn4
ing year even a better one.
to the real attraction. The opening!
number was fascinating to say thei
least and it ken i:p. one right after an
other, to dazzle the eyes with their
brilliancy. It's a show that no cue .
will regret seeing.
A POWERFUL FHOTO-DRAMA.
That service and loving kindness fov j
others is the great worker of miracles
in character, is the leach-ng contain
ed in Basil King's great stSry, '''fh'
J, Lifted Veil, adapted forVthe cefien"
as a Metro wonderblay for the .use of
S'thp cnnrpTRP star FIthpl Rarrvmnrp
This five-part feature production will
morrow. i
Clorinda Gildersleete, the part piay
ed by Miss Barrymore, is a wbman
jwho has sinned against the laws of
j society. She wanders idly into a
B church one day, and is impressed by
apithe sincerity of the young clergyman
who preaches a masterful sermon that
seems directed to her alone, v She
asks him for advice,' and h fells ge.
to aid others.
He interests her in a home for
friendless girls, who have offended as
she has offended. With a 'heart fulif
love and sympathy, she adepts a beaui
tiful young girl, and in working for her
reformation and happines. achieves
'her own. Service as a war nurse
comDletes the healiner influence, and
i Clorinda, now happily married, has be
come a woman to respect and admire.
"The Lifted Veil" is a powerful pho
todrama. ' , J
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FREIGHT WRECK ON
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
(By Associated Press).
Norfolk, Va., Dec. 6. One man was
j killed and two seriously injured last
j night at 8:30 o'clock when a through
t frieght train on the Norfolk Southern
j outgoing, split a switch at Butte Sta
tion, eight miles from Norfolk, and
ditched the locomotive and 47 freight
cars. The train was bound for Ral
eigh, N. C. ;
Joseph Warren, fireman, of Norfolk,:
was caught under the engine and in-'
stantly killed. R. B. Baterman, flag-
j man, and L. J. Wool, conductor, vrere
j seriously injured. The engineer es
I caped injury by leaping from the cab-
window.
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SCENE FRO;,T A. H. WOOD'S NEW
EMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13
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Thursday, Dec. 13th
A. H. WOODS OFFERS
The Clean Wholesome Comedy
SI.
With Metropolitan Cast and Production
3 Months Bijou A Laugh a Minute
Theatre N. Y. City and Sometimes Two
Better Than Fair and Warmer
New York Globe
Prices 50c, 75c, $1 and $1.50. Tickets go on
Sale at Elvington
Benjamin Franklin Says?
"Save young man, and become respectable and re
spected; it's the quickest and the surest way."
Deposit ycur money with us, we will help you
save. .
CITIZENS BANK
Corner Second and Princess Streets.
Jl, yn - -'v 3.- Phone 996. f
eye of French "Alpine .Chasseurs.
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24 Only, 28 Guage Double Guns Priced at . . . .$10,00
(Regular Value $15.00)
L. C. SMITH.
New Featherweight Guns
FULTON.
FULTON SPECIAL.
REMINGTON AUTO.
REMINGTON REPEATING.
STEVENS REPEATING.
COLUMBIA SINGLE GUNS.
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HAMILTON RIFLES,, STERLING AIR RIFLES I
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U. S. HAMMER and
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FOR WIFE
MOTHER
SWEEIBEART
Before going home tonight to
mother or wife, or .the visit you
contemplate for tomorrow
"drop' In and slip a "surprise
Joy" in your potket. There will
be smiles for tne giver and a
treat for the recipient.
Fresh Shipment of Delicious
Whitman's Candies Just in.
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ROOMS:
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The ProirresstTe Bnwy ot? the Sooth.
Effective Not. Kth. 191fi-
DEPABTL'KK OF TRAINS
No. 133:53 P. m. Train for Cliarlcttp ano
, Intermediate Points PULLJiA--.
LOU CAB, WILMINGTON 10 CHA
LOTTE. i -
So. 19-5 KX) A. M. Train for aWntte -Jin
'Intermediate Points. SLEEPIM'
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AN 1 Jf l'
LOTTE. Ooen at 10 :00 P. M. for I aaen
gera.
RRIVAT, OF TRAINS AT WILMINGTOV
No. 1412:40 P. M. Train from (.;!""K':
and tatemiedi;te Points. . P vVVttB
PARLOR CAR BETWEEN CHARx.Oli
AND WILMINGTON. -
No. 2012:10 A. M. Train from Ch?rlotg
and rnMnnpri Dtp KollltS. r -
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Botcl Balldlns.
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Wilmington. N. C. .
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