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'A THE, WILMINGTON DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 191 8. "J'-VHFIWI'W PAGE THREE " 1?,TP(PhTH T"?. , HATIflNftl MM MO'l THF .vtre" R5 L i m m m mm m. & a a s - mm ma - , . v mmm mt mtm. -- 1 mr m m i arm mvm. jmumm m - t m m - r ' . - V. 1 1.' . NATIONAL LEAGUE. , -Yesterday's Results. ' Pittsburgh at St. Louis, postponed; Chicago at Cincinnati, postponed, ponton 0, New "Vrk 5. p-ooklyn 2, Philadelphia 9 York, April. 20. R. H.E. Nevv York $13 000 01x5 10 1 Boston -O00 000)000 5 2 pattcries: Anderson and Raridan; Hearne and 'Henry, ' Philadelphia, April 20. - R. H. E. Philadelphia 020 5p2 OOx 9 12 1 Brooklyn 000 000 002 2 5 3 Batteries: Mayer and Burns; Mar quard. Momaux and Krueger; SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Chattanooga 5, Atlanta 1. Mobile 10, New Orleans 2. Memphis 7, Little Rock 3. Birmingham at Nashville, postponed, rain. Women nurses employed by the Federal government in the military hospitals during the Civil War were Taid $12 a month and given their food. American League Yesterday's Results. . Philadelphia at Washington, poned, ram. Detroit at Chicago,-postponed, rain. New York 3, Boston 4. .St. Louis 1, Cleveland 3. Boston, April 20. R.iH. E. Boston 300 000 Olx 4 7 0 New York , . 2 : . . .100 101 000-3 tl o Batteries Mays and Agnew Love ana Hannah. . ' Cleveland, April 20 R. H. E Cleveland .. ..000 100 20x 3 9 0 St. Louis .. ....000 000 001 1 6 0 Batteries: Morton and O'Neill; Lou- dermilk, Sothoron and Nunamaker. CAPTURED AN ALLIGATOR. (Continued from Page Two) rences and we will be glad to correct our records publicly. Our Italian Shipment. Monday we start on pansements for our Italian shipment and hope to have A GUARANTEED SHOW. The Royal management announces that . it guarantees the show for ' the coming week, when the biggest musi cal comedy novelty of the entire year will be presented. Ray V. Toby's All Girl Jazz Show is' the title of the show and it is just what its - title T indicates more girls little Left at North Ninth Street Residence - By His Captor. An alligator, found and taken by Charles Carroll, colored, between Mar ket and Princess streets on Ninth, has been left at No. 5 North Ninth street, and anyone wishing to take a look at the saurian will be given the privilege if they call at the address mentioned. The reptile was about a foot, in length va it of a nasty disposition, accord Ing to Carroll. all hands out to eet the work going. We shall begin to make pneumonialand better girls, big girls and jackets for this shipment and prol girls, in the niftiest, biggest novelty awy -roil-some Danaages, so ever seen at iwpular prices on an Am erican stage. They present as thlir MONO A Y AND TUESDA Y AT Fuc hs ' Cash Department Store WILMINGTON ''V ' V AND j v LUMBERTON White Goods of all kinds will be displayed on the dry goods counters. Pretty waistings and skirtings, lawns and nainsooks. ; Get your share of these while they are yet to be had. When buying be sure and , get your purchase receipts. They, are worth 5c on the dollar. Bring them in at any time and we will give you cash for them when' you have $5.00 worth or more. :.j lylfe PIECE GOODS 27 inch White Lawn, very good quality, per yard . 18c p 27 inch. Lawn Bookfold. very sheer and a rare cloth under present conditions, per yard . . ..... .29c White Flaxon, a good quality, fine for waists and children's dresses special per yard 25c Best grade of Organdy, only a limited .quantity on hand, as long as it lasts, per yard . . . . . . . .35c Full Mercerized White Poplin, a very substantial skirt and dress cloth, the best we have ever seen per yara x. . ... . . . -""..crraa. along and get back to our old work Th Crtllr"tlnn We took in $12. Of this about $5J opening attraction "The Kernel of All came from Winter Park and $5.33 Nuts," the -craziest concoction of a from the High school. The block military playlet of musier melodv and messengers did .not show up as well . - Q Afi as usual. We wish they would all mirth eer seen on the American be as diligent as, possible. Cloth stage, with some patriotic features goes up all the t&ne and is double never before seen anywhere. what it? was. We need all the money The feature of this show is the all- we can get. girl Jazz band and orchestra, one of The Telephone. those novelties that are brand new The telephone is number 760-J. It in the South, although they have been is paid for privately and no patriotic all the rage in the North and West pennies go into this expense. for the past; year. Needs. Featured with this bill is charming We ask for kid gloves for leather Bob Barbeau,:'a popular musical ora- Leaps for aviators, for woolen scraps edy favorite, with Ray V Troy as lead of all kinds and colors, tor old wool- ine: man. Special scenery is carried en blankets and undershirts. for this show of an elaborate nature, and everything is aboslutely original and new none of those old over-work ed i bills, as ' Mr. Troy produces and writes the plays and sodgs f or the show. Thus Royal patrons are guar anteed a genuine and higA class vau deville and musical comedy show.. it iwaLVM TWII Tiimim l The Premier Tabloid Attraction of the Year. R O Y V. T K O Y AND Hist GIRL J AZZ SHOWl - - a - . . : ; - .- : , A Military Melange of Music, Melody and Mirth, ' ; - j Featuring S MISS BEB. BARBEAU AND ROY V. TROYJ "DM erent From theResfl i - Elaborate Special Scenery Original Bill and Songs Written By Mr. Troy. ' g Matinees 15-20c.: Regular Prices. Nights 20-30cf ' ift 1 1 L . 1 : : i 36 inch' skirting and pique' stripe basket Weave and garbardme stripe, yard T.25c; 36 inch Bleaching, per yard 20c 36 inch Reliance Bleaching, per yard .... .. .. 25c 36 inch Androscroggin Bleaching, per yard ... . . . . . . 30c 36 inch Cambric, .per yard . .25c 36 inch Lonsdale Cambric, per yard . . . . 35c 27 inch Pepper Domestic, per yard 12 l-2c 36 inch Aunt Nancy Domestic, per yard. .18c 36 inch Sea Island Domestic, per yard .25c 45 inch Sheeting, unbleached, per yard. ... .... . . . . 45c 72 inch Sheeting, unbleached, per yard 60c 81 inch Sheeting, unbleached, per yard ! . . . .65c 90 inch Sheeting, unbleached, per yard 70c 81 inch Bleached Sheeting, per yard 68c 90 inch Bleached Sheeting, per yard . .... 75c Save your purchase receipts and cash them in when they amqunt to $5 or more. "BAB'S DIARY" Those who saw Marguerite Clark in her famous Paramount picture, "Miss George Washington," will be remnid- ed of it by "Bab's Diary", the charm ing story by Mary Roberts Rinehart of Bab, the "Sub-Deb", in the clever manner in which Miss Clark has por trayed the role of Bab, who, like "Miss George Washington," makes the discovery that we weave a "tan gled web" Indeed when first we prac tice to deceive. "Bab" is a fascinat ing girl with a vivid imagination and muoh surplus energy which makes It hard for her family, but adds to the charm of a diary whose every page abounds in adventure and the realest kind of farce. "Bab's Diary" will appear on next Friday and Satur day at the Grand. "BLUE JEANS." "Blue Jeans," the seven-reel Me tro, production in which Viola Dana stars, is a regular country life story replete with all the characters famil iar to . the farm and to the small su burban village. It carries with it the atmosphere of David Harum with the quaint Hoosier speech immortalized in the titles. The picture brings out the tones of the entire keyboard of hu- j man nature from the ridiculous to the slublime. I "Blue Jeans" gives the charming little star, Viola Dana, the greatest op portunity of her career. June, the heroine, proceeds from the care-iree joy of a child to the tragic events or mature womanhood. June is a waif. Perry Bascom, a young politician, falls in loqe with her and they are secretly married. Then Sue Eudaly, an adven turess, comes and claims that she is his wife, and June is unable to prove the statement a lie. Sue joins forces with Ben Boone, Perry's political ri val, and when fair means fail they try foul ones, and attempt to kill! Perry. How plucky little June saves him from the jaws of death, and how the shadow Is lifted from her good name, are dramatiq moments in this powerful production. w t3S$vlRi Pi w ' ipai(r!S,ii!aiifi! VIOJTA DANA. w;s-;':-,.s'-.j;S-3 The Greatest melodramatta photoplay production Grand Monday Tuesday. of the year, By th GRAND NEW ARRIVALS AT F.K.J.FUCHS 6 t'OMPANY i MILLINERY SERVICE The many satisfied customers that have been fitted at our place tell us that our styles and prices are correct. Our stock is large and well displayed. See us when in eeed of millinery. It will be a pleasure to show you without obligation on your yart to buy. SHOES flfld There kas never been qf time when we were better YpjJpH prepared with Oxfords of all descriptions at popular UAiviuJ prices. Vaet tne naDii or ouymg your rootwear ftere. Men s Cygolf Oxfords UNION MADE in snappy lasts and absolutely, dependable. Well made, good, wearing Shoes from $5 to $7.50. Ladies light and dark tan ties, walking lasts, me dium heel, a real dressy Oxford, per pair $4.50 Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords, pumps and ties from $1.50 to $2.98. One lot of Children's Shoes, light weight Vici Kid, to close out sizes 6 to 8 only, per pair 85c. Big stock of farm work shoes in black and tan, also mule hide soft plow shoes per pauvfrom $2.48 to $4. - ; All Coat Suits, Coats and Dresses Will Be Sold at Special Prices Agents for Ladies Home Jounal Patterns, only 10 and J 5c. They are the Best, Why Pay More. Take advantage of our low cash prices and buy War Savings Stamps for the dif ference. - J. W. H. FUCHS DEPARTMENT STORE The Store Wftere lou vex oervtvec. Ladies' Low Heel Pump, Vici Belmont toe, at Ladies' High Heel Pumps,, Vici, Opera toe, at Ladies' Blucher Oxford, low heel, kid vamp, at . .$5.00 . .$5.00 . .$5.00 Ladies Five Eyelet, Vici Oxford, Cuban heel at., .$5.00 Ladies' High Heel Strap Pump, plain toe, at $5.00 Black Oxford, Rigent'toe, "Cygolf Brand, Bal .$6.00 at . . . Koko Tan "Regent" toe, Neolin Sole, Cygolf, at .$6.50 .$6.00 .$7.50 .$6.75 Tan Oxfords, "Regent" toe, "Cygolf" at . . Koko Brown, "Argyle" last, "Cygolf," a real - Oxford at : . Gun Metal Oxford, "Argyle" last, "Cygolf" at Tan Oxford "freak toe" Cygolf, a shoe that has room for the toes, at . - $6.75 Black Kid Oxford, freat toe, Cygolf. Same a- 1 above model, at $6.00 A Gun Metal Oxford for real service and dress with Medium toe, and broad heel, "lurnit" atf .$6.00 MONDAY AND TUESDAY UE ANSI The Most Sensational Production of the Year. The most wonderful film, made from the greatest stage melodrama ever produced. ; '..J With Filmdom's Most Powerful Star f VIOLA D ANA A a fitaw rlav it ran three vears at Drury Lane tre, New York; two years at McVivker's, Chicago, and; a solid year m tJoston. - Storm Country! Ftiil$ Made Mary PicX SSp 'Blue Jeans" -has brought Viola Pinnacle of . sue w icess. r ford famous F. K.J. Fuchs Co., Phor)e 800-J. 128-130 S. Front. J THE SUPREME HEIGHT OF CHARM THRILLS SUNSHINE "Greatest Melo dramatic film everb produced." .. Trade Review "It's memory willl? Live forever with those who see it M. P. World j - - " svt- eiTjr xs-m .rZ XjSM,Tt P. y r .THE LOWEST DEFTTHSl " OR PATHOS TEAftS HEART THROBS makes Viola Dana most power--: rui iisure - News. SJ V For heart inter est surpasses a&y . vl motion picture; I " have ever seen, Lesley Mason. . p The Grand Theatre Asks Everyone Not Satisfied Wifij ; This Picture to Get Their Money Back. oeven Reels Shows: 11,1, 2.45, 4. JO, 6.15, 8, 9.40. ; Matinees 15c Nights 25c 1H3S" I litfTltr 1 til In I 11 v i iiinttirn w BLUE BONNETS" Jl NaoTcbric tolth New F3 ? tbtl wean wunow r-DZZT. .h inii rati ec AWinr ytMieiteam BtamOof tena- .. LESHR WtBTM AW' St CQ. htc 'MVBwtoj fWffSS: m flit '1 K A; I
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