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WILMINGTON DISPATCri THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 18, T9I8,
DUNET SNARES
ANOTHER MAIDEN
THIS AFTERNOON
The drag-net thrown out by the po
lice before daylight yesterday morn
ing and which was, responsible for the
presence of 32 women, a majority of ing my trash over my own fence into
them white, in court later in the my neighbor's yard. If tho negro ele-
morning, entangled Miss Jacabi Wise, ment is responsible for these alleged
nothing .and then address him a long
epistle and then furnish this letter
to the press, before even the solicitor
had secured a copy of it, I am for
claning up the city making it abso
lutely clean but I am strongly in
favor of the soldiers remaining in
camp unless they conduct themselves
fn a gentlemanly manner, when they
come within the city. And further
more I am against having a Charles
tonian come over here and tell us that
our city is worse than Charleston,
especially at a time when the govern
ment was considering the advisability
of transferring snipyarda. from that
city to this. I am also against petty
politics and do not believe in duinp-
a young Dutch girl living on the Shell
road in the vicinity of Audubon, in
its folds early this afternoon and she,.
was bein held at headquarters at 2 j sistance
o'clock while an effort was being
made to have bond arranged for her.
She was picked up on a charge of
vagrancy upon request of Solicitor
Burton and will probably be arraign
ed in court tomorow morning.
The arrest of Miss Wise was the !
deplorable conditions why not hold
them fo strict accountability and
cease to follow the line of least re-
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL. "
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Tomorrow aftrnoon's called meet
ing of the Mothers' Club, of Winter
only one of the day, according to the jpark, to be held at the school house
blotter at headquarters, looking to-jat 2:30 o'clock, will be featured by
ward the clean-up the city is said to
be in dire need of. Surprise was evin
ced by many when it was learned that
the girl had been taken into custody.
She was wearing a khaki unitorm
dress when taken. 1
The city's alleged evils continued
to be one pf the principal topics on
'the streets today, almost overshadow
ing the announcement that construc
tion pf the city's fabricated' stee
ship yard i had actually been started.
This afternoon's meeting at the Chanr
ber of Commerce is being largely at
tended by persons who are Interests;
In the morals of the city and it is
understood that many of the girls
who were in court yesterday are con
tinually leaving the city, having de
cided not to remain here longer.
the presentation of pictures given the
school by the residents of Winter
Park and Audubon and all are invited
to attend. The presentation of the
pictures will be by Mr. Charles B.
Newcomb, member of the Board of
Education. V,
Mrs. W. R. Sellars has gone to
Hampton, Va., to join her husband,
who preceded her to that city by sev
eral (weeks. They expect to make
their home there for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. James Batson, o't
New Bern, who came here yesterday
to visit friends, expect to return home
tomorrow. The trip will be through
the country in their car.
Miss Mary C. Bennett, city home
demonstration agent, lfcft this mom-
Criticism has been heard on every ; ing for Greensboro to attend a meet
side against the unloading of the 'ing of the State Home Demonstration
city's undesirables on other communi-! agents. Miss Bennett will read a pa-
ties. Many of the cases against these;
women, docketed yesterday, were con
tinued , until Friday and Saturday and
it is generally unerstood that no ef
fort will be made to deter them tn
per before the meeting.
The Red Cross work rooms in the
Murchison National Bank Building
will be open tonight at 8 o'clock and
MEN MARVEL AT MANTONE,
AND WOMEN WONDER WHY
Mantone Makes You Feel Good All Over' Tonic
Exceptionally Beneficial To Men and Women In
Spring Wnen Bpdu Resistance is Lowest
Mantone will help most every man
and woman at this time.
This is the season of the year when
the resistance of the body is lowest.
The constant demands on one's en
ergy during the long winter exhausts
the vitality and the common diseases
swoop down on many,, and their fee
ble resistance makes them a mark for
the germs of spring-fever, grip and
pneumonia This state is known by.;
depression, blueness, sleeplessness,
no appetite, indigestion, headache,
thin blood and nervousness.
Mantone is all medicine and its re
freshing influence is always felt. The
blood is bathed in the tonic, which
gives it new life. The vital fires of
the oody burn brighter and their in
creased activity consumes the tissue
rubbish that has accumulated during
the winter.
Mantone also is beneficial to those
recovering from grip, a hard cold,
pneumonia and like ailments.. It
means fresh tone, nerve, good, diges
tion, circulation . and sleep. A person
is physically 'all in,' and takes Man
tone. A few weeks later that person
feels good all over.
Men marvel at Mantone, women
wonder why. Buy today. Sold on this
guarantee1, no benefit, ho cost for $1
at all drug stores in Wilmington and
the Carolinas. Dealers can get Man
tone through Ahrens Bros., R. R. Bell
amy, and all other wholesalers. adv.
event they decide to clear out prior those interested in Red Cross work
to the hour of calling their cases in are urged to attend. A feature of the!
court. The negro women tried have evening will be an address by a v vis
been acquitted, the State being un- itor in the city which will be both
able to show that they were guilty of helpful and interesting,
vagrancy. j -X-
In speaking of conditions today a I Tne regular monthly meeting of
prominent business man who has the jCape Fear Chapter United Daughters
best interests of the young men of j .f tn Confederacy, which was to
the city and the city itself at heart bave been held tomorrow afternoon
said: "I regret exceedingly that the because of the Liberty Loan parade
district attorney did not take the mat- ,to be staged, and will be held Tues
ter up with Solicitor Burton person- afternoon of next week at 4;30
ally some weeks ago,' rather than aay!o coc-
An Illustration of the Best Life
Insurance Policy Issued
Amount $10,009
Double Indemnity
If death occur by accident tho
policy pays $20,000 instead of $10,
000. Disability Protection.
If permanently disabled before a;
65 from any cause accident, blind
ness, paralysis, tubercuulosis, in
sanity, or anything: else all further
, premiums are waived and you re-
ceive an income of $1,000 a year for
life. At death the full $10,000 is
paid, regardless, of the premiums
waived and the income already paid
to you.
Annual Cash Dividends
This policy pays dividends annu
ally after the second year. Had
his policy been taken out in 1907
the dividends for 1917 alone would
have been $100.00. The longer it is
carried the cheaper it becomes and
the more it is worth.
Loans
After the second year you can al
ways borrow from one-third to two
thirds of the amount you have paid
in without jeopardizing: the policy,
and you can insure the loan mak
ing the policy free of debt in case
of death.
Ag:e at Issue, 35
Paid-Up Extension
After you have carried this policy
for three years you can stop paying
and the Company will carry your in
surance free for six years and 193
days. After 10 years the company
will carry you for 21 years and 311
days, and so on.
Amount Obtainable
tThis policy may be obtained In
any amount from $1,000 to $25,000,
the latter sum being the Company's
limit for this particular policy. Pay
ments may be made anually, semi
annually or quarterly.
Tollcy Becomes Fnll-Tald
At age 55 all payments cease and
$10,000 goes to your heirs when you
die, or you can have $6,000 in cash
for yourself.
The Company
The issuing company is the strong
est in the world assets $8GG,9SS,841.
57 and it does business at a lower
cost than any other, which accounts
for the large dividends returned to
policyholders.
If you need life Insurance you
want this contract. Exact details
for your own. age gladly furnish
ed on request.
C. L. DICKINSON, Agt.
Telephone 859
Office 101 Princess
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Special Prices for Friday
and Saturday at
EUCHS' CASH DEPARTMENT STORE
A new shipment of Spring dress ginghams have arrived, also new Millinery
and frimmings, Hosiery, Union-made Oxfords and Men's Clothing. These are
priced under today's Manufacturer's price. Take advantage of this.
'rMM&i buy-
A.'JeV .W-xrS. ence.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
. . Milan hemps, Panamas, Bancocks, Leghorn and) lacy braided
are the most favored now. These are priced very moderate,
sell for cash and can sell you for less money. Our Milliners
experts and will gladly show you without obligation to buy.
Pretty Waistines and Dress Goods.- alsn r.inahm
Ginghams fully worth 35c on today's market, beautiful
plaids and stripes for children's dresses, good fast color,
per yd. 25c. Fancy waistings and dress materials, white
with self-figured, neat and lacy weaves, per yd. from 39
to 75Cc
a
36 -inch whir slcirt mat
'"'i "g ui o aim uaoivcL weaves, p
also 36-inch Gabardine stripe, per yd. from 25 to 48c. ?
:o-mch Middy twill, a real bargain, per vd. 39c. t
36-inch bleaching, special for this week-end, per yd. 20c
MUVC nCD A tTTiriwTTr f
A big shipment of Men's Oxfords in tan, both lignt and
dark, also the new tan Vici Oxfords, a verv nrettv shnJ
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all union made and are guaranteed to stand the test.
Men's clothing at prices within reach of all.:
Men's cool cloth suits in gray and tannish color, per suit
$8.98. Men's tropical suits in pretty gray, brown and
navy, suit $ 1 0.00. Men's worsted suits in gray, blue and
neat ngures. per suit, $ I 7.5U. Men s summer underwear,
union suits of dimity and small check material, each gar
ment, only 89c. Men's shirts and drawers, a real bargain
at 50c. Special for the week-end, black and tan socks,
good quality, per pair only 1 5 c.
LADIES' COAT SUITS AND SILK DRESSES.
These will be especially priced. See our line before you
Our Cash to all" plan enables us to save you the differ-
Agents for Ladies Home Journal Patterns.
These are sold for 10 and 15c each. They are the best. Each
pattern with full information for cutting and making.
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J. W. R Fuchs' Department Store
WILMINGTON
'Phone 272
an
The Stis.. or Service
LUMBERTON
'Phone 6.
JUSX KIDS OverSenslHveness
By Ad Carter
iPP is VttPfcE ANY PAINT
S MY COAT OR AKfTHMCx
CAOSE VvjHETHEVeR WE PASS
ANYONE THEV TteN AR0UNP
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WILL YOU
. 'it. '
j invest your money wilu uncic
it away from you later?
Be practical. Look squarely at
j the facts. We will either invest
! our money with Uncle Sam now,
' at good interest rates, to help
him win this war, or we will give
it up later to pay Germany's war
cost and as much more as Ger
: many chooses to collect.
I Buy Liberty Bonds and make the
. world safe for democracy.
This . space contributed to win
ning of the war by
BEAR PRODUCE AND
MERCHANDISE CO.
CABBAGE, CABBAGE JUST RE-
ceived car of Florida Cabbage, eat
ing potatoes, apples, lima beans,
navy beans, black eye peas. Ma
son's fruit jars. A full line candies.
Send us your orders. Bear Produce
and Mdse. Co. Phones 452-453,
Wilmington, N. C. 4-13 ;tf
WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON
date of issue when so requested.
Phone your order to 745. Gordon's
News Stand. 10-7-tt
WANTED YOUNG LADY WITH
some experience in .office work.
Address, Experience, care of Dis
patch. 4-18-Stij
BUSINESS
SPECIALS
MESSENGER SERVICE.
For thf ervlce we use the Po
tal Telegraph Cable Company's
msssengers. They will call for
your "adt," in the tame manner
and quick time as they now cover
the city for telegrams, night letter,
grams, cables, etc.. -
Fop further information as fo
"ads," sail 176, but for telegraph
service call "Postal Teiegrapn.
FOR SALE ONE 20-H. P., I H C,
Engine. One 70 saw Continental gin
with all equipment furnished. Been
used only two seasons. Well taken
care-of under shed. Anyone looking
for bargain apply W. H. Malpass,
Rocky Point, N. C. 4-3-tf
PLANTS FOR SALE CABgfeAf
j plants; also Cosmo Flower plant!
at U. H. Bornemann s Store, Sey.
I enth and Orange streets. 4:3
j WANTED THIRTY YOLfffG LADIEfc
j over sixteen yearf old to work ir
our up-xo-uate xiosiery Mili. Af
modern conveniences, good houss
and low rents for families; g5
boarding houses for singla glrii
Wages good. Apply at onc Qrty
Knitting Mills, Kinston, N. C."
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WANTED A SHORT ORDER COCK
at Gem Cafe. 313 No. Front Sh
WANTED A GOOD MAN TO WOM
at Spda Fountain. Address P. ft
Box 644, Wilmingten, N. C, stithg
salary. ' i4-tt
FOR RENT FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
at Winter Park, with one-half acre
. of land In fine condition for gar
den. W. P. M. Turner. 4-17-lti
DESIRABLE PENDER AVENUE LOT
Worth $800 can be bought this
month for $600; if $100 is paid in
cash Address, "Pender," care of
Dispatch. 4-1 6-3 ti
FOR SALE NICE LARGE TOMATO
plants, 50c per hundred. Capt. Ed
gar D. Williams. 4-16-313
PANEL MILL WATJTS A GLUE
room foreman, derrick hoist opera
tor and foreman for finishing room,
which includes drying, sawing, grad
ing and crating of . panels. In your
first letter state full particulars as
to experience, age, habits, wages ex
pected and when you can report for
work. Address "Panel," care Dis
patch. 4-16-3t
LOST, DIAMOND MOUNTED STUD
on odd bar pin, either at Swift plant
or between docks and Post Office.
Finder please return to 115 North
Fourth St., and receive $25 reward.
4-16-4UJ
ATTENTION JUNIORS.
All members of Jeff Davis Council
No. 63 J. O. U. A. M. are urgently re
quested to meet at the City Hall to
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to take
part in Liberty Loan Parade.
JNO. E. WOOD, Secy.
ATTENTION, ODD FELLOWS.
AH members Hanover Lodge No.
145 I. O. O. F are urgently requested
to meet at the City Hall tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock to take part in
Liberty Loan Parade.
JNO. E. WOOD, Secy.
WOODMEN OF THE-WORLD.
You are requested to meet at tho
City Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock for the purpose of participa
ing in Liberty Loan Parade.
GEO. C. JACKSON,-Clerk.
J. C. Long. Commander..
LOST ONE SEABOARD CARD
pass No. C 736, year 1917, "One
Pumper." Return to C, B, Clark,
Rosindale, N. C. 4-18-3 tij.
FOR SALE CHEAP ONE MULE,
wagon and harness. Can be seen
at 1204 Castle street. . 4-18 7tl
FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF LEAV-
ing town, one cow and calf and one
pony and buggy. H.j L. Walker,
phone No. 897-4. 4-17-7tj
WE HAVE STARTED OUR SPRING
Drive against that leaky roof. Have
your repairs done now and save 20
per cent on advance material and
labor. We have six months supplies
at old prices. Phono 431. Young &
Gorman. 4-16-3ti
WANTED PRESSMEN, FEED
ERS AND RULERS; HIGHEST
WAGES. THE BAUGHMAN STA
TIONERY CO., RICHMOND, VA.
Notice !
WE OFFER
$5.00
Savings Certi
ficates, fdr
LL S. Government Be
hind Each Certificate
W. B. Cooper
&,Go.
Wilmington, N. C.
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WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAkl-
Will thank you to phone us voui m
d,rs for Fancy and Staple Grocerlei
Phone 922. W. V. Herring & Co,
8th and Dock. 4-2-30U
FANS, FANS, FANS, FANS WE
sell 'em. Clean 'em and repair 'em.
Call 995. City Electric Co., Everj
thing Electrical, 206 Princess St,
4-3-lm
APRIL SIXTH IS THE DATE THAT
the Hanover Building and Loan A
sociation will open its 27th Seriei
Stock may be secured now. 2&
per week per share, you pay k
$82.50 and get $100 at maturity in
about 330 weeks. There Js no bet
ter way to save money, or buy a
home, we are always witling to as
sit you. Your money is available at
all- times. J. W. Yates, President,
H. F. Wilder, secretary and Treas
urer. 3-10-tf
ONE STENOTYPE, PRACTICALLY
new, worth $47.50, selling price
$35.50, at Chas. Finkelstein's, 6 So.
Front. Phone 642. 4 l2-tf
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WHEN YOUR BOY GOEfr NT6 THE
Trenches see that he takes with bio
your portrait. He will treasure it
above all the gold on earth. JoltJ
and Kendrix. 12L3-tt
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UNREDEEMED SINGER SEWING
machine, drop head, in first class
condition. Unredeemed price $17.59.
Call at Chas. Finkelstein, 6 SqjP
Front street. Phone 642.
NOTICE WE MAKE GRAHAM
rolls, hot for supper every day. We
make ' no more white rolls. 'PliOM
orders e?rly. We close at 7 sharp
Farris Bakery. 'Phone 626.
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SUPPLIES
I BUY
jj Your
I Liberty Bonds
through the Woman's
1 Liberty Loan Committee
V. B. THORPE &G0.
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