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LEGISLATURES WORK.
,6oW of the Leading Bills Dispersed
- - . of by the Recent Session.
Columbia, S. C, Feb. 13. Chief
timong the measures acted upon by
' the General Assembly which adjourn
ed Tuesday were:
- To, create a home for the feeble
: tainded.- ... -
To introduce the Austrian ballot
eystem in all cities and incorporated
towns. Rural district precincts are
.excepted.
To create an industrial home for
girls.
r - To ratify the federal prohibition
amendment. -
- , .. To create the State Council of De
t f ense.
j To repeal the State income tax
j law.
. To admit women to the practice of
law
To further restrict the quart-a-
ri month liquor lar by requiring that
fudges of prohate issue personally all
liquor permits, to be Issued only in
the judge of probate's office. Uder
r he amended law it is incumbent up-
Ton the official to establish the accur-
' -'L cyL of, theaff idavits made in procur-
taoie as xor maueasanue 01 uuice.
; Statewide compulsory school at-
tendance law was passed in. the j sen?
- . a M ami . .
f ate DUt was Kiuea in ine nouse. -1 ne
senate killed the "bone dry" prohi
bition bill passed by the house. The
senate also refused to abolish' the
State tax commission, in .conformity
' i. with action bv the lower body.
i : Tri-State Doctors.
1 Ton. Ata C TPK 19 Tt TJ1 V.
i MSnghes, secretary of the Tri-State
jy pMeaic&i Association or tne two uaro
1 h Unas and Virginia has mailde the pro-
"I 1 f WvAma trw t Vi a OAtfc annual aACciit-n ff
f the society, which win De neia m the
Hity of Charleston February 20-21. Thefstand surety for their conduct
toddress of welcome on behalf of the rifle range and intrenched area can
city will be delivered by Mayor T. T. j'aot be visited at any time without
Hyde and on behalf of the profession i special passes. The-order Which was
by Dr. Robert S. Cathcart, president j issued Monday says In part, "The pres
tf the Charleston Medical Society. Thei ence of women, girls and children m
response will be by Dr. L. B. McBrayer or near company streets and corrals
of Sanitarium), N. C. The president ,'Is undesirable and will not be per
t)f - the Tri-State association is Dr. I mitted."
'
RED CROSS BULLETIN
'
If i The beautiful weather this week
'jjlnas brought out splendid crowds of
31 I -workers, and we hope for more as
Hri', i time goes on. The need is great al
i t-s I iways, and there is a place here for
i t "I i every-one. Attendance this week has
-Jbeen341, but. with our large meni
rml mi-hiT nulil b -nearer six hund-
pi tred.
" "Smileage Books" are on sale at
i if Tithe desk and Red Cross members are
' "' in asked to help with this splendid work
Vfor the soldiers.
Attendance
Surgical Dressings.
Oakum Pads . .
Heel Rings
T. Bandages
341
5,390
197
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10
11
' Paper Backs ..
The following donations are very
gratefully received and acknowledg
ed:; -
'Mrs. M. L. Bolles, Magazines for
i?ort; Mrs. S. B. Sanders, Magazines
tiur run, juuu d iiuuiui Aiuuiiai ; ,
; Maga2ines for Fort; Mrs: Fred Dick,
. void linen; Mrs. D. C. Haven, Maga
v Raines; Mrs. Graham Alderman, Silver
f . ja'nd Gold Trinkets; Mrs. Brock, 1
Iknitted square, 2 wipes and 2 wash
o1ftfha flea Mow Vnn r1 A llnan
Mrs. Linda Newman, Magazines;
Jackson and Bell, cut cotton for pads;
Mr. Geo. Haskett, magazines; Miss
Mary S. Cambell, magazines; Wil
mington Grocery Co., donated 2 largs
boxes; One Bale of Oakum, donated
Yrv Mr T V Wr nil Wilm in srfrtn VY r,a
fCo.'. magazines; bale of oakum
rope, a friend; Mrs. W. S. Bunting,
attractive posters; "Red Cross Mem
ber" reports 2 pairs socks, 3 pair
fWristlets, 1 Sweater; Dillie Hix
donated 1 Scarf and sent it to a sol
dier' boy; Mrs. John Bolles, 4 wash
cloths and 2 knitted square?; Mrs. T,
-?E.'Sprunt donated through the Red
Cross 1 muffler.
v, : The following donations in cash are
deeply appreciated:
v'Mrs. W. L. Parsley, $100.00, Mr. W.
IV ToQmor, $5,0; Mesdames S. & B.
Solomon (in memory of Mr. Jacobi)
$5.00; A friend (in memory of Mr.
Jacobi) $2.00; Junior Auxiliary St.
Pauls (one-half proceeds of play)
$13.50 Patriotic Card Party $4.00.
St. John's Unit: 14 Bed Shirts.
ji .Winter Park Unit: 1 Pairs Foot
! i Warmers, 105 Tray Cloths, 133 Nap
)tkins, 16 Bed Shirts, 7 Hot Water Bag
4 f Covers.
$ Carolina Place Unit: 8 Shirts and
1 1 one quilt made from scraps from work
;room.
hH Masonboro Unit: Donated 7 Bed
mShirts.
vWrightsville School Unit: 10 Pairs
? Bed Socks and box cut up scraps.
Jtiss Struthers Unit, Cerro Gordc,
IfN. C.: 23 Sponges, 14 Knitted
f Squares.
ncporfc ot rwnuxing nairman:
S" 5Mrs. Jno
Rankin's
Unit: Mrs
ljMiss Gibson's Unit: Mrs,
f James, Sweater, Mrs. Geo
r? Helmet.
Joshua
Harris,
!p.rMr8. E. Baltzer's Unit: Mrs. J. G.
i VHardin, Sweater, Miss Rowe Wiggins,
f2Pair Socks.
.'J. -Miss Northam'e Unit: Miss Nort--j:nai,
Helmet. ;
f rM fMrs, Richard Meares' Unit: Mrs.
VMesrs. Sweater; Mrs. Kate Maffttt
i and Mrs. Sears, 1 Pair Socks each;
- Miss Carris Harris and Miss Marga-
ret Harriss, 1 sweater each.
; Miss Margaret Pleasant's Unit:
ifrft. Zack Bell." 1 Pair Socks, Miss
itAvsiA Bell. Helmet.
:' "Mrs. Henrj5,:FBi0n.FjdJtanf
D. T. Tayloe of Washington, D. C
and his annual address will be deliv
ered : immediately ..af ter,. .. th .formal
opening exercises have been conclud
ed. .'
LUTHERAN WAR FUNp.
South Carolina Calltfd Upon to RaisS
Between $10,000 and $12,000.
Columbia; S. C, Feb. 13. The State
chairman of the Lutheran War com
mission, met in Newberry Monday for
the purpose of amplifying . the cam
paign plans for. work in the State for
the war commission. In addition to
the chairmen the meeting was attend
ed by the executive committee of the
South -Carolina synod and presidents
of the different Lutheran; conferences
of the State. .
Following plans adopted at flhe
meeting, the tate will be divided in
to five districts and ' sectional meet
ings will be held in the various sec
tions" within the "next two or tnree
'weeks. It is the Idea of the commis
sion to raise the sum of $10,000 or
$12,000 in this State for the purpose
of placing pastors of their denomina
tion at the various army camps.
Gasoline Scarcity.
Columbia, S. C, Feb. 13. The scar
city of gasoline in the lower part ot
the State is no due to a shortage in
this State's supply, said A. C. Sum
mers of the department of r. - ricul -
ture, out occurs as a direct result or
railway congestion. The supply which
is brought to this Slate is of .no lower
grade than that of other States, con
ditions here being much better than
pin neighboring territory, also atated
the chemist.
Sevier Bars , Night Visitors.
Greenville, S. Ci, Feb. IS. The free
dom of Camp Sevier ha3 been denied
civilians at niht unless they hold
Passes from headtmarters or ar ao-
frnmnaniori Kir arma. nltKn whn ;n
Pair Socks.
Miss Struthers' Unit, Cerro
Gor-
dom, N. c.: 4 Pair Socks.
Miss Mary Brown, Sweater; Mrs.
Robt. McKoy, Sweater and donated 1
Pair Mits; Mrs. Bannerman, 1 Pair
Socks; Mrs. L. Toon, Helmet; Mrs.
John Bolles, 1 Pair Socks; Mrs. Mc
Duffie, Sweater; Miss Applewhite,
Sweater; Miss Allie Fechtig, Sweater;
Miss Elise Smith, Sweater; Mrs. J.
Solky, Sweater and donated one Pair
Wristlets; Mrs. Geo. Parslev. Helmet r
Miss Ann Nash, Helmet; Miss Duffy,
a ran- . socks; Miss Maggie' Price
donated I Pair Wristlets; Mrs. Wm.
Peck, 1 Sweater; Jliss Julia Faison, 1
Piar of Socks; Miss Margaret Has
hagen, Sweater; Mrs. Berry Cleaves,
Sweater, Mrs. R. B. Wilson, Sweater.
Report of Canteen Committee.
Miss Jane D. Wood $2.50; Mrs. W.
H. Sprunt, Sugar; A frined, Cream;
Mrs. N. N. Davis, Mrs. A. L. Everett
and Miss Walker, 3 Pounds Coffee;
F. M. Ross, 2 Cans Cream, 2 Pounds
Sugar; Mrs. , C. James, 5 Pounds
Sugar; A Friend, Sugar; A Friend, 4
Pounds Sugar; Mrs. W. B. Thrope,
sandwich filling, cream and preserves;
Y. W. C. A., 2 Gallons Coffee, pre
serves and pies; Mrs. Holmes, Sugar;
A Friend, $10.00; Mrs. Stover, Ivory
Soap.
Miss Halle,
Chairman.
WALLACE HEARS Y. W. C. A.
miss naerwn ana mr. pemberton
&poKe mere Monday Night
(Special to the Dispatch.)
Wallace, Feb. 13. Monday even
ing, in the Presbyterian church, be
fore a large and enthusiastic audi
ence, the Y. W. C A., work was pre
sented to Wallace for the first time,
by Miss Nannie Anderson, secretary
of the Wilmington association, and
Mrs. W. H. Pemberton, chairman of
this district, both of Wilmington, in
response to an invitation from Miss
Charlie Westbrook, chairman of the
committee for this work in Wallace.
The speakers for the evening were
Introduced by Mr. L. N. Boney, presi
dent of the Christian Endeavor
Society here, in a few appropriate
words. Miss Anderson, first speaker,
briefly reviewed the work done by
the Young Women's Association dur
ing the past years, and spoke of the
splendid work it is now doing. In
Bhort, she made plain just what this
association stands for, both in normal
times and during this present crisis.
Beginning her talk with an exnre-
sion of gratification at" finding her
self again among friends whom she
made during a visit to WallacR in he
girlhood days, Mrs. Pemberton, as did
miss Anaerson, held the closest at
tention of her audience, while she toA
of the owrk of the Y. W. C. A., in the
training camps, for both the young
men and young girls; of the hostess
houseB, and other important phases
sponsive chord in the listener snm .
of this work. These talks struck a re-
mg as iney am just at this time when
all most feel the need of the work.
.iZ , carit 7ere distributed, and
after being filled out, were collected
a nice contribution was
In the plates. c"
Friends of Rev. c. V. Brooks, pas
tor of the Baptist church here, who
has beena patient in Johnston-Willis
Sanitorium, Richmond, Va for the
pats two weeks, will be glad to learn
that he is improving.
The next .thing on the program for
Wallace is a ministrel, of local talent
written by, and given under the direc
tion of Miss Charlie Westbrook for
the benefit of the.ed Cross CJiaptar
J WILMINGTON, NORTH XAKULINA,-WED5D"AV AFTERNODN, FEBRUARY T3.
STATE DE
Meeting to Be Held in Raleigh
March" 5 Only 'One
Alien iir New' Bern
, Special' to the Dlsptacb.)
New; Bern, Feb. 18. Hon , Thomas
n. Warren, of this city, has issued a
call for. a meeting of the State Demo
cratic Executive .Committee, of which
he is, chaitman, ta be held at Raleigh
on the evening or March 5th.
At that time the date fprvthe State
and county Democratic conventions
will . be - set as will the date of the
precincV meetings, and the meetnig
Is expected to be one of particular in
terest to the Democrats of the State.
The Democratic forces of North
Carolina have planned many activi
ties during the year and these will be
thproughly discussed at the meeting
which has been called.
Mr. C. D. Bradham, chairman of the
exemption board in the Eastern Die
trict of North Carolina, left Monday
morning returning to Goldsboro where
i hoard is holding its cessions.
The work of passing upon the ex
emption claims of the registrants in
this section, is progressing as rapidly
as possible, in fact Chairman Bradham
stated before leaving that this was
going ahead at a most satisfactory
rate
Just when the work of looking over
the claims of the. men in the first
draft s will be completed is not defi
nitely known, probably several weeks.
The local exemption board will be
kept very busy this week in examin
ing the' colored registrants in the first
who are to be sent to training camps
at an early date. By the arrival of the
day on which they are to depart, the
ilast one of these will be in read!
-
IleSS tO gO
not
been exempted alL seem ready and
anxious to get into camp and the
board is of the opinion that they are
going to make excellent fighting
material.
Howard, the six-year-old son of Mr
and Mrs. F. A. Whorten, of Ashwood,
Pamilco county, died in a local hos
pital Sunday morning following an
operation for intestinal trouble
The child's condition when brought
to this city was critical and the opera
tion was performed, regardless of this
in an effort to give the little sufferer
relief.
The body was taken to Ashwood
for Interment.
Chief of Police C. Lupton stated to
day that thus far only one German
alien enemy had registered in New
Bern and that it looked as though
t man would be the onlv one to
appear before him for that purpose.
Just .who the lone alien enemy can
be was not made public but is is said
that he is a well known citizen and a
mn in whom the people have con
fidence.
When he called on the chief he told
him that he was ashamed to acknow
ledge that he was a German but thai
felt it was his duty to obey the
law. He had been in this countrv
number of years and has taken out
his first naturalization papers but
just neglected to take out the other
documents.
Coal Mine Burned.
Terre Haute, Ind., Feb. 13. Mine
fTo. 5, on Jackson Hill Coke and Coal
Company, practically was destroyed
by fire yesterday. The fire is declared
by J. C. Kolsem, general manager of
the company, to have been of incen-
! diary origin. This was the third mine
tipple in this coal district destroved
I by fire this wnter, each blaze having
oeen or incendiary origin, mine offl-
cials say
i
The. road to success is slippery and
he who travets thereon needs a lot
of sand.
Red Blood and Courage I
(BY DR. W. O. LUCAS. )
What drives the men right np to the
trenches in this war is courage, and it's
red blood that "puts the heart" in the
men. Did any one ever see a puny, thin
blooded man ever rush into the fight with
any chance of winning out ? With rich,
pure blood you can face any hardship,
reach any goal. But you are handi
capped in the race of life without it.
Every tissue, bone, musole, should take
from the blood certain materials and
return to it certain others. When the
poisons accumulate in the blood, perhaps
the face breaks out in pimples, or boils
appear on the neck, and we feel languid,
tired, our vitality is at a low ebb, and
we easily catch cold. 1
It's time to take an alterative extract
and blood-purifier, taken from Nature'B
forests. Bach a one is made up of
Golden Seal, Blood and Stone root,
Oregon Grape and Queen's root ex
tracted with glycerine and made into
sugar-coated tablets or liquid, and this
has been sold by druggists for the past
fifty years as Doctor PiercVa Golden
Medical Discovery.
Lkkoir. N. 0. "Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is a great medicine for
me In building me up when I feel run-down
in health. It gives me strength and flesh.
I have been using it at different times for
thirty years or more. I began its use for
catarrh, and It greatly relieved me. I can
heartily recommend the ' Discovery ' as a
blood medicine." Mas. LtrCY Beach.
Lodisvtllb, Kr. "This Is to certify
that I have been (n bad health for a long
time, suffering from stomach trouble.
Had terrible spells of indigestion and
Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. I had
little faith at first but she persuaded me
5 tT it . I hare taken a little over four
bottle of It and my stomach trouble has i
vanished. I can now eat everything and
sleep like a lamb. I want to give ail the
credit to this great medicine, which I
consider the best on earth for stomach
HI
COMMITTEE CALLED
Particular
FoiaThe
LiLM
izssm n&2 shoe
JLi
Keeps shoes neat and clean
Easily and qtxickly applied
Nothing to spatter or spill
Will not come off on clothing
fasaA Home Set (Bristle Bauber
and Ltnba Wool Polisher) makes ;
the tise of SssssA easy
Any Store (flf ty shines for a dime)
WHY NOT HAVE A NEW
Spring Hat
Nifty Straws
MISS ALMA BROWN
TIDE WATER POWER COMPANY
Detail of City Schedules
Cut Out and Keep for Reference
SUNSET PARK AND
SOUTH WILMINGTON LINE
Mondays to Fridays, Inclusive
Soath
North
Leave
Depot
6:28 A.M.
6:48 A.M.
7 :03 A.M.
7:23 A.M.
7:43 A.M.
8 :03 A.M.
8:23 A.M.
8:43 A.M.
0:03 A.M.
9:31 A.M.
9:55 A.M.
10:19 A.M.
10:43 A.M.
11 K)7 A.M.
11:81 A.M.
11:55 A.M.
12:23 P.M.
and fevery
20 min. to
8:23 P.M.
8:55 P.M.
9:19 P.M.
9:43 P.M.
Leave
front and
Castle
rt:2i AM.
6:48 A.M.
7 :08 A.M.
7:28 A.M.
7: A.M.
8:08 A.M.
8:28 A.M.
8:48 A.M.
0:OS A.M.
9 :M A.M.
10:00 A.M.
10:24 A.M.
10:48 A.M.
11:12 A.M.
11 :3G A.M.
12 :00 M.
12:28 P.M.
and every
20 mln. to
8:28 P.M.
9:00 PJkl.
' 0:24 P.M.
9:48 P.M.
1Q:1S P.-M.
10:30 PJd.
11 :00 P.TW.
Leave
Sunset
Park
6:43 A.M.
7:03 A.M.
7:23 A.M.
7:43 A.M.
8:03 A.M.
8:23 A.M.
8:43 A.M.
9:03 A.M.
9:23 A.M.
9:48 A.M.
10:12 A.M.
10:36 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
11 :24 A.M.
11:48 A.M.
12 :23 P.M.
and every
20 mln. to
8:23 P.M.
S:48 P.M.
9:12 P.M.
9:SC P.M.
10:00 P.M.
10:24 P.M.
10J48 P.M.
11:12 P.M
10 :07 P.Vt.
8ATUBDAT8
6:23 A.M.
and every
20 mln. to
11:03 P.M.
6:43 A.M.
and every
20 mln. to
11:23 P.M.
SUNDAYS
7:23 A.M. 7:23 A.M. 7:48 A.M.
7:55 A.M. SK A.M. '8:12 A.M.
8:19 A.M. 8:24 A.M. 8:36 A.M.
8:43 A.M. 8:48 A.M. 9 :00 A.M.
9 :07 A.M. 9 :12 A.M. 9 :24 A.M.
9:31 A.M. 9:36 A.M. 9:4S A.M.
9:C5 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:12 A.M.
10:19 A.M. 10:24 A.M. 10:36 A.M.
10 :48 A.M. 10 :48 A.M. 11 .00 A.M.
11 :07 A.M. 11 :12 A.M. 11 :24 A.M.
11 :31 A.M. 11 :3d A.M. 11 :48 A.M.
11:550 A.M. 12 K M. 12:12 P.M.
12:19 P.M. 12:24 P.M. "12:38 P.M.
12:43 P.M. 12:48 P.M. 1:00 P.M.
1:07 P.M. 1:12 P.M. 1:24 P.M.
1 :31 P.M. 1 :3fi P.. 1 :43 P.M.
1:53 P.M. 2:00 P.M.
2:03 P.M. 2:08 J'..i
And every 20 mln. Sunset to Hospital
Every 20 mln. Sunset to Hospital
Every 10 mln. 3d & Wright to Hosp.
fter 6 P. M. aatte as Monday. j
Indicates transfer- at Front and
Castle. I
SUBURBAN SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 4TH, 1918.
WHITER PARK, WRIGHTSVILLE, WRI6HTSVILLE BEACH
KAST BOTJKO.
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"Uleetrle
CtBt"
to
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Centre"
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BFftCTAX, FOH SCNDATS
Leave Front and Princess streets every batf Bour from t te i P M.
Leave Betel, every half hour from 2:43 P. li. r'
Daily except Sunday. ISunday only.
x Beach transfer cai connect with thU train at VfriaBtaville.
Snpexceded by half-hour eebednie Sunday afternooaa.
FREIGHT SCHEDULE:
(TUESDAYS, THURSDA Y8, SATURDAYS ONLY)
Leave Ninth and Orange street 3: 00 P. Jtf. '
Freight Depot open Tuesdays, Thursday, Saturdays, from 2:00 to
8:60 P. M. ' .
JVlAN0TiCBr?H"Jlt!?1 bWi th V10. 4t hloB tram may be sx
peete4 to arrive at and depart from the cetera! atation, but t&e arrivals and te
partqree are mot ataaraaeeed.
woman -S
A f
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polish
BLACK TAN WHITE
BED BROWN
Silk Hose
CAROLINA LINE
Mondays to Fridays, Inclusive.
Leave
Depot for
Carolina Places
7:00 A. M
7 :20 A. M.
7:30 A. M.
7 :50 A. M.
8:00 A. M.
8 :10 A. M.
8:20 A. M.
8 :30 A. M.
8:40 A. M.
8 :50 A. M.
Leave Front anil
Princess for
Carolina Place
8:56 A. M.
9 :08 A. M.
9 :20 A. M.
9 :32 A. M.
9:44 A. M.
9 :5G A. M.
and evory 12 mln.
to 12 :20 P. M.
Leave Depot
12 :S0 P. M.
and every 10 min.
to 8:30 P. M.
Leave
Front and Princess
8:32 P.M.
8:44 P. M.
8:56 P. M.
9 :08 P. M.
9 :20 P. M.
9 :32 P. M.
and every 12 min. to
10:50 P. M.
11:20 P.M.
11 :44 P. M.
Leave
Carolina Placo
for Depot
6 :45 A. M.
7:05 A. M.
7 :16 A. M.
7:35 A. M.
7:45 A. M.
7 :65 A. M.
8 :05 A. M.
S :15 A. M.
8 :20 A. M.
8 :35 A. M.
Leave
Carolina Place for
Front and Princess
8:45 A. M.
8 :56 A. M.
9 :08 A. M.
0:20 A. M.
9 :32 A. M.
9 :44 A. M.
9 :o6 A. M.
and every 12 min. to
12 32 P. M.
Leave for Depot
12:45 P. M.
and every 10 min. ta
8 :15 P. M.
Leave for
Front and Princess
8:25 P. M.
8:32 P. M.
8:44 P. M.
8:56 P. M.
9 :08 P. M.
9 :20 P. M.
9 :32 P. M.
and every 12 mln to
11 :08 P. M.
11 :32 P. M.
11 :5 P. M.
SATURDAYS
Same as above, except 10 minute sched
ule through to Depot all day to 8 :30 P. M.
SUNDAYS
Leave
Leave
Carolina Placs
for Depot
:45 A. M.
7:15 A M.
Leave
Carolina Place for
Front an l Princess
7 :44 A. M.
and everv 12 min to
1 :5fl P. M.
Leave .
for Depot
2:05 P. M.
Depot for
Carolina Placo
7:00 A. M.
7 :30 A. M.
Leave
Front and Princess
for
Carolina Placo
7 :5G A. M.
and every 12 min,. to
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Miller Antiseptic Oil Known as
a
Accomplishing Most Wonderful Results
"I want to thank you ior your won-
Iderfnl voil, states MV,J C. oibson, oi
Joneshoro, atk,.. ajgyafwvtie gm wa
low with diphtherias
ad given ner
two doses of med8&S$ i
hich cost me
$20 with no revolts.'
bought a 25c
bottle of your oil
e application
relieved her. No
well: It is
the greatest reme
er saw." Mr,
Gibson made this.
ment before
hundreds of pe
rs. Florence
Meager, 234 Whi
itret, Hartrora,
Conn., writes! I
T;:uaed your An
tiseptic Oil for neuralgia with gooa
effects. Only thing I have ever tried
that stopped the - pain Immediately."
Mrs Williams, Gadsden Ala., wntes.
I hare used your great pain on for
rheumatism, stiff joints, also for sore
throat, and want to say that it is tne
greatest remedy I ever tried
recommend it to all sufferers." Many
cures reported daily from thousands
of grateful users of this wonderful
oil. Every bottle guaranteed. 25c, 50c
and $1.00 a bottle, or money refunded
On sale at Robert . R. Bellamy Drug
Company. adv
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Builders
Supplies
5
W. B. THORPE & GO. 1
.Water and Ann streets I
Phone 789.
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Academy of Music
TONIGHT
J. A. COBURN'S
GREATER
MINSTRELS
Always Above Par
Everything Brand New
Sparkling Array of Mins
trelsy s Selected Talent.
6
BI6 VAUDEVILLE
ACTS
6
Lester Lucas,
George and George,
Eddie Clifford
The Jass Jugglers and
Jiggers,
Tom Post,
Kent Gage,
Ham McBee,
Cecil North,
Pearce Dilcher,
Jas. Bishop,
Cabaret Four.
CHARLEY GANO
In His Latest Comedy
Scream
DARKTOWN SUB
MARINE CHASERS"
Prices
50c, 75c, and $1.00.
War Tax Extra. Tickets
on Sale at Elvington's
MEOLM SOL?
Makes Walkin a Pleasure
Attached by
SULLIVAN,
King of Shoemakers
N. Front Street. Phone 523.
Snake
sistsie
by those who want tip '
one nair of p-iQCo ar fc
x n'wcLir.
They keeD
- :-uuns in u.,
as
WPll 9S in iici '"Ot
. 'u uciuiiiesS.
No
line, seam or lump to blur
vision.
EYES TESTED FREE
Masonic Temp(
. FORECLOSURE SALT
j . i jjwfcs or salea ,
tn two certain mortgage de! MBt8iK
by W. A. Simon and Ms wji .
Simon recordtd in Root v Jo Annle i
etseq and C. P. Howell and h'fa JlSA
N. Howell recorded in Book x IH
tii cuscii iu i.ue omce of thp R. .
Deeds of New Hanover Count?8?!
dersigned attorney for thp T ' thfta
"Mechanies' Home Assort JLonSM
otioca. iu., at tne Court Hon 7 i
the County of New HanovPr ;n e..(loot3
auction, for cash, to the highest Vr'i
following described land and i fij
wit; -
First Tract. Eeginninr tn .
ern line of Wright street at a noinfVI
its intersection witb the Wpe,!,.J
Fifth street and from tbenT r 1
Westwardly along the said line 0f wSl
street fifty nine r& ft 'i
inches thence 'innth in In
with said line of WHo-ht ef 7
(59) feet and nine (9") inches.and tu
nuiiunaiuij ami m a une caralloii
Fifth 'street ninety five (93, reet , LT;
point of beginning the same beinr 2
of lots 1 and 2 in Block No h
plan of the City of Wilmintton n r a
Second Tract. A lot contlguon'g in J
ctuv i vi A&Biuuiug m auiu DlOCl 1
puiut esiai Bii voo; xc souta of
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hundred and one (101) feet West of 3
Western line of Fifth street and mJl
from said point Westwardlv and wni
(64) feet thence Southwardlv and jra
with Fifth street sixty six (66) feeta!
Wright street eighty two (82) feet i-
-1 Ott Jv V iv ... '"1
bli V" luvuco, ciieuuc -ortu ana wit
with Fif street thirty seven ai) t tJ
line of the first lot, thence West alont'J
line of the first lot eighteen (181 f t ,J
six (6") inches and thence Northward
ong another line of said lot twenty
same being part of lot o. 2 in Bald bid
in tno city aioresaia.
The .aaid barties af orsaid havine defifJ
ed in the payments according to tit tta
ana proTisions 01 saia mortgage deeds,
W. B. MC KOT..
Attorney for the Mechanics Home Aswa
tlon. 1-15-30
FOR SALE
200 Barrels Gore's Fancy Syrup,
"50 Barrels Gore's Fancy Molasses,
500 Bags Gore's Fine Ground Meil,
Different varieties Seed Oati, WSai
and Rye.
Please write ns for samples u!
prices.
D. L GORE COMPANY
Strictly Wholesale.
CANDY
FOR WIFE
MOTHER
SWEETHEART
Before going home tonight to
mother or wife, or the visit you
contemplate for tomorro
"drop" in and slip a "surprise
joy" in your pocket. There wui
be smiles for the giver and a
treat for th? recipient.
Fresh Shipment of Delicious
..Whitman's Candies Just in-
& F
... Phones: 211-212
.107 Prncess Street
Wanted cattle and hop
in large and small -sty
ments. Highest prices
Write us what you have M
offer.
CAROLINA PACKlM
COMPANY
Wilmington, N. &
'The Souths His5
Market"
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