THEL: WILMINGTON DISPATCH, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, L918
T
EM
MARRIAGE WE
OPERATOR AND MONEY STOLEN
DEPARTMENTS IS OFF
Fired During Dispute Concern- Police Chief Williams Gets An McCains Succestion For
mg Correctness or n Interesting Letter From r.nrr.r.ir.r. CWoi-With-
Order Issued Wilminerton C
IS NOW IN THE HOSPITAL WANTS WIFE ARRESTED READY WITH A PETITION
as
Marion H. Brandt, of Wilmington
jnd Florence,. Atlantic Coast Line, engi
neer, was snot and dangerously wound
i by. Ed W. Kennedy, Seaboard tele-
frapii operator at Hilton, at .7:50
yclock this morning, following a dis
pute between the two men concerning
a clearance card that had been issued
the engineer by the operator Brandt
a-as hurried to the James Walker Me
morial hospital in the police emer
gency wagon and Kennedy was taken
Now, if you please, as a phipf of V Councilman McCaig's. action in
police I want you to have this ladv.af-1 withdrawing, with the permission of
rested and have her sent here or no- the board, his . suggestion, looking, to
tify me in1 order that I may come ward the merger of the water and
there," was the outstanding wail in a .seyrer departments, with a combined
ickkoi i ouoi v cu yesteruav ov unier-oi l v,"tX6C "m jutioiw - w a
Police ,Nathan J. Williams from Frank
Nikolas, 621 Wyl.ee avenue, Pittsburgh,"
Pa., a Greek who formerly lived here,
and who is not unknown in the city.
Nikolas' letter came-snecial deliverv.
into custody by Officer J. Q. Gore and Th X'ter Was to trust ft
being detained at headquarters uh- "V tfe Postman, but wanted the
;i ho BArrniisnR of th in .nra man's chief of police to sign for it, so anxious
condition can be determined. The as he to lay his case before the head
shooting occurred at Hilton and Ken- of' the local police department,
nedy made no effort to escape. He Nikolas' troubles, according to his
nas brought tp headquarters on the written lamentations, began with his
rear of Officer Gore's ; motorcycle. marriage several days ago in'this city
According to a statement made , by to a woman he knew as Jane Staktoh
Mr. Kennedy to a Dispatch man . at and who, he understood, hailed from
police headquarters, 'Engineer Brandt
Questioned the correctness of the
clearance card issued him which entt
tied him to enter the block, and after
starting across the bridge with his
local freight train for Florence, back
d off the bridge and the argument fol
lowed. Kennedy admitted that he had
not put the time on the card, but con
tended that it was properly made out
in every other respect. He stated that
Brandt was unusually re sentful be
cause of the fact that the time had not
been noted and that lie fired on the
engineer during the dispute
Only one shot was fired, Kennedy
using a 32 hammerless Smith and Wes
Salisbury. They were married, he
said, and evrything was lovely until
: they left here for Norfolk. - His rose
dreams were shattered, however, on
sponsible, proposed at' ' last week's
meeting, side-tracked a possible flow
of oratory and rendered useless an
extensively signed petition that was
to have been presented at last night's
regular weekly session- ' Of ' the' ' city
council. Many meetings have passed
since the attendance of citizens was
even comparable' to that of last even
ing, and 1 all were there for the same
purpose to oppose legislation looking
toward a combined charge for water
and sewer accommodations.
Only one of the several citizens in
attendance and whose interests cen
tered on the proposed merger of the
two departments addressed the body,
Louis T. Moore approved Councilman
McCaig's action in withdrawing his
suggestion and advised that practical-
the morning following their arrival in L all tenants as well as property own
: o. or wnen ne awuenw in ms ers were witn hIm on the proposition,
room at. the Columbia hotel Mrs. Nik-Lt,h that n wmiid ' nr,rr.iat his
nrH that nil would armreciate
olas had flown the coop, according to i.w mMitirvn. on the ouestion.
ms iear-siamea episue, carrying wun - Thfi om,osltion came DreDared to on-
l vrv - m .a t.i I c mt - x -
ner ow penecuy gooa iron men ana nose the nTOnosed leerislation and Mr.
their marriage certificate. Nikolas Moore had a petition in his keeping
claims mat ne naa -fi.suu on nis per- that resembled the city directory.
son, but that Mrs. Nikolas satisfied mf. McCaig withdrew his suggestion
nerseir witn less tnan a third or this Df tne proposed merger before its op
amount and quietly slipped away. ponents showed their hand. It was
His understanding, according to his he first matter to come before the
I 1 J X 1 . X. I . ' ..
eon revolver. - ine oau entered mei. v v -rf0 irax-u uu i viuix -ctj. umj a uiiiuo
ibdomen, low down and its range had some eacn near nummgion ana ne for settlement. . in. addressing tne
not been determined at- 10 o clock, wuum wuuxu u auBges w council ne staiea mat ms suggesuuu
Uthoueh Brandt was on the troeratlne have , married and whom he now con- of last week had -accomplished its
sideis a Digamist and roDDer, appre; purpose; that it had created interest
headed and jailed. The letter, written in the matter and caused discussion,
in broken English, advises that the and that he thought, it would be un
voman whom he married and who la- wise to make anyeffort to put it into
ter "swiped" the narriage certificate, effect at this time, as practically all
but climbed back into his cab and had been marrie-.l previously, and he were opposed to it,
backed his train into the ' yard. He I is convinced that her apparent lovel Few property owners or tenants,
aras then removed ;and hurried to the for him was actuated by her greed for I who have voiced an opinion on the
hospital. He claimed that he did not the monev wheh she knew he had. I matter favored it. In the opinion of
In lavine the matter before Chief mativ its Dassaee would have fur-
Williams, Nikolas admitted that he nished an excellent foundation for the
married the young woman on yery growth of profiteering in event there
short acquaintance. That he was are those in the community who
merely passing through the city at the would profiteer. The property owner
time, en route from Brunswick, Ga., was unwilling to take the responsi-
to Pittsburgh when he became inf at- bility for payment for water used by
uated with the woman's charms and the family renting from him, and the
table at that time. The other cham
bers of the revolver were loaded, but
the operator made no effort to fire a
second or third time.
Mr. Brandt did not fall when shot,
took her unto himself as a wife.
feel a great deal of pain except when
be moved his left leg.
Engineer ' Brandt's home is in Flor
ence, although he stays here much of
the time, his run being between that
city and this. Mrs. Brandt and two
children are on the beach at the pres
ent time and were notified of the af-
fair.
Mr. Kennedy ' is a single and much
younger and smaller man than the
engineer. His "home is in Columbia;
although he has been at Hilton as an
operator for the past several months.
Prior to that time he ; was at Navassa
in the same capacity. He talked free
ly of the affair at headquarters, al
though warned; that he was talklilg to
a newspapervnian and ' that his '-stajte-ments
would be published. His reply
was that he had -nothing to conceal Wilmington and New Hanover coun-
and that the press was at liberty to have been called upon to furnish
final Clearnca Sale of
j&ttractive tfilk presses
This is a .final reduction of our Silk Dresses. We are
especially anxious to clear the cabinets of these garments to
make room for the early fall frocks that soon will be pouring
in. Their soft, rich texture, their beautiful lustre and exquisite
colorings, coupled with these exceptionally attractive grices,
make them values wprthy of your immediate attention.
Values to $25 Silk Dresses, in taffeta and foulards, all
sizes a'nd colors, price very special. - ."V ..... . .$14.95
Values to $39.50 Silk Dresses, made of georgette, crepe
de chine, foulards and georgette fcombinations, in
the leading summer shades, special clearance price
of .; 1. ...... $18.35
Boy's Wash Suits
Every mother will be glad
to read this announcement.-,
There aje little suits of gala
tea, gingham, chambray and
linen, in pink, blue, tan and
white. If you have priced the
above materials lately you'
will appreciate -what wonder-:
ful values these are. Priced ;
at $1.25 to $3.50
(See window display.)
Paul Jonas' Middy
Blouses
Just received a full line of
these Middy Blouses, of the
highest type, in the misses
sizes of 8 to 14 years. They
are priced at $2.75
Jfovelty ' Jf terns jrom the first floor
It pays to visit this store often, as we are contin
ually showing new things that are interesting to people
who keep up to date. A few of the wanted items are
mentioned:
Ladies Service Handkerchiefs, white with neat star
in the corner, priced at .15c
Ladies' Silk Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, in as
sorted colors, priced at 25c
Ladies' colored Embroidered Handkerchiefs, six in
a box, every pattern different. Makes a lovely
gift. Priced at, per box. 75c
California Flower Beads in all colors, priced at. . ... .59c
Children's and Misses'
Organdy Presses on
the Balcony
We have shown many beau
tiful voile and organdy frocks
for the grown-up ladies this
summer; now comes a beauti
ful selection- of voile and or
gandy dresses for children
and misses in white and the
attractive colorings of pink,
blue and green, sizes 10 to 16
years, priced at $8.50 to $15.00
Quality Merchandise
jflways
VT 'I- ,,. . '., .1 - .
(Incorporated)
Mail Orders
Promptly filled
MAN
DM
MEN
y
BEING CALLED NOW
use any statement -that he might
make.
more than 100 men for military serv
ice during this month and early in
average tenant feared his rent might
be increased more than would have
been justified. It was a question that
created no little interest and which
was freely discussed and the dying
echoes of its swan song were mingled
with apparent sighs of relief by those
who came to bury it and who were
not interested in the other matters
that came before the councilf during-
the afternoon.
Councilman McCaig's move in the
matter was actuated because of -aa
effort to save money for the city,
VERY MUCH : IN LOVE
MJLOMLAND
Wilmington Boy Writes His
Mother, Telling of An Air
Raid in London
IS HAVING GREAT TIME
That the boy who "goes across" is
getting an education that could not be
had In the biegest universities of the
1 country and under the most favorable
The present arrangement maKes nece- . ' nditlons la Some out by the
sarv the use of double tne amount oi . w Trills
GODWIN'S APPOINTMENT
CONFIRMED YESTERDAY
WNM
AGRE
T..1-. j oi jii , ,mni - " . . , fmiowin letter, wjmliahi uj xMum
'T " rrrXr I-; 3 Postage that would nave oeen neeaea zr- - - wnminrton boy, to his
Till H.I i. riiLniLi. Xiu iiuiii uua iitj auu i . MtntAmAnta imnoi rno i w . m
in.geu.iiis tTT , mother, Mrs. D. W . ioway. xne
nmnAMll n rr aTl S'filTlpnt. It iS nOW I J T -A nm'nr a
xt rr.AV 0mntm0nt a 1 1 ko to Camp Jackson. The next caii " '--v tn mail two statements. youn ... ..,7:-7..,iw norf
chief of the Carolina Shipbuilding U 'or 25 men, 18 from pie city ana wnere- one would have sufficed under f declaring that these occasions
- . . I cavam fwtm tna pnnntv inn Tn PV Willi .. j i t a a-r Ttrmilil I V- 1 . " . . ..
Ar,oni7' rnifA fnrm no a noon pnn. dcicu xvii i,uv vi.aa., 1 rno nmnnsn Dtrlll. l auuuuuu nuvuui t.- tiuaraotinff tnsn nrnss a.i
oUiiiija.iijr o iiuui iuivd-u i . . . 0 -.-i-i-A-a I ""w Mf'"tr ... I arts lew 1000 iuioioawe
r tt. v ,4r hn.ni tt ffnrA-1 be i entrained ror ump ureenieat, i alft i,ftVA, ieasened the woTk of tne wrwilA iavk etna KaIiAVA. Which.
Ulmcu J ouiyt-ft I . . , j I Ik. a I . . . . . x.- I "Wu. - ' -
ing to advices received yesterday, I ugieuiorpe, uuu8 u. clerical force employ eo in me wacer o cour8e means that he Germans ac
Mr enrtwin who TP.rentlv resiened I riod beginning July 5. Twenty-one ne- d sewer departments, but the peo- mt)li8n leas tin the average per-
' . . . ... . I o-rv-ian nr?11 ha on train Art from the CQUn-1 -i- l A XT In tVioir n'oHtlnn and . i a7 Via tollo nf
aa ennaiHntanrtaTtf rT TIlo : KinpiTJUlH. ih b'y" " . I dim Btuu. - ."'-'" aw I KfiTI ' nvor licio xiiictfeAii-wo. -j a.c wa
OUyviliii-vuuwMfc v.. ' I . - a T J I " .... i I ...
nw owit.. -har f il tvotice I ty.lor v83Dp uix, in. j., iinu yv hxiiiai6- councn expressed its willingness to hls oiehtseeine In London ana nis vis
" UOllW .- W I. r ... .. , . a.. M -(, I .... . A. 1 - ...
work on th comnanv's yards. Mr. ton win oispaicn o negruB iur vxuy abide by what tne peopie wam. . its in Scotland and is morany ceruiu
Sodwin went on duty several days ago Meade, Md., duringtne nve oays De- The question of taxing surface cios- tnat he 8 not going to see half as mucn
BC r,flrm5,ti nf hi annrtintment ginning with July 15. ets was discussed briefly, but no ef- o tne country as he would like to. His
"0 " w " - rMr L I .... . , I ... J b. oir lo s nit A.
was assured. He has associated with The 20 white men, one oi wnom iai ion was maue w ,7 wlw Iau"- . .4 . TOOa Aa,
BU1"5 . . - I io Af uinMMr mmtUt this matter. Councilman Merritt "Received your letter and was de
BeI'- nf Jndn E. K.' Bryan as" to Hinted to hear fr6m you, also very
- . . . j j i ,. j u i i A.-'AWiav onarnnnn I nA rnwarn a. uu uu liacdd VAUocba, o.uu i uiukb. xuo v.u vta
to the yard are Closed ana guaraea, cixy araio '.rjTr t w,trt tn know if the hooinir. doesn't it?
and none are allowed to enter witnout and receivea ui r r , -"J'"" ""h t Rnnlv water "I received a letter from Mr. -Branch,
a pass signed by Elwpod C. Glass, su- They witn tne tour wnue iiu- w t, out tno alao ... from yivian. I am glad
perintendent of construction: yisltrs the county will bhboun w aitei- ;;; " the cllv th 't Is having a good time
am mmtrrn wa rni" I :a ill r l in- Liia i xv v m .
Demg given i noon on iu oeauuaiu um v-,. . , , oVriTri1
are not allowed, passes.
"I have a little more news this time
3ia& siYcii noun uu " ; ------ - . ,a oh-nrmal and
only those having business y with the Jackson and will assemDie as me iocai J". . :rrn1,ltnhp.. tM nsuai I was in London on a five
officials. -The personnel of the, force headquarters at 2:30 o'clock. Murpny n re leaye abQut a week agQ and t k
xdll be increased with developments A. Moore was named as xeaaer IOr w --T Tr a hv for labor, in all the sights.
In th vard. keenine stepwith the new contingent while Adolph Koseman ana aim """rtt " "Vv frnm Tower. It is a mi
wa-fwaMn v Hnnnor Smith, Jr., we mafle as- ne u ,7r;;:" wont to Westminster abbey, to
ku,i"u'M i i - a AYr.AriA.nce. as ne naa not caiieu uu uv i " - ,
SIStant leaaers. -i 1 T7 w h hoy) honeht the nouses oi parliament. oa
iur uciy, auume, r W.ria-r Kva.
a niDe wrench, we rurtner tff"-'" :r-r.
Went to London
It is a musty old place! also
ARCHDEACON NOE IS
DRAFTED IN fO SERVICE
Archdeacon Thomas P. Ioe has been
rl raft An as a. member of. the Ya M. C
n,,-ntr maA n nil' Inciutle some OI
vx. ja - - . - . k(msa1f
Wilmineton's best.- Ttteir names 101- "-".
low:
Wilmington Isaac Goldberg, Adolph
o ? . j : 1. 4. '
?oa:Z. William Thomas Cumber,
iate cnarge 01 worn, u ,u v, -o---. t,,, MatHan Ta
ana expected to leave iui 110 uon .
Was in Piccadily
" . " . -a a,qa tiliirnhprs wata I circus, OjeiuesLci oiiuaic. .ou,, "jf
stressed the fact that plumbers were d M n j supp0sed to be some-
annorontlv TftTV bUSV SJld dOUbted If B.lPD.!. "A xt- Va-W L
thing llKe uroaaway, in xuin.,
it isn't. I had a good time all round
while there. The best of all.v though;
arm. thA air raid while I was there, it
aoDarently very. busy. and doubted
any plans looking tbward the piling up
of work on this class of men would
Va wise
Tom Merrick; colored, was before
ha hnarH for noolroom license, or
happened on Sunday night. I was
walking -up the Strand to the Eagle
rather, a renewal of license which he . where I was staying. There was
A. - ax x JaaV. 4 rT, OrA TDQO J 1 ' ,i ' . , . 1 1 X
dian i get .as. u5"i " 1. crowd fen the streets ai tne time, put,
(hoastom I Roseman.
J tram K. ljOVe. Miles AltJiauuci iwi
fiitnrA' I ton. Robert jacxs
. x j - n Hanvai Marvm wiuruuj', j""m
Reynolds,
leave iwi uw v 1 - - ttij-a -a I o - . , a tiuvvu vu vi
field in August He has been rector codi ouvenua.!, x,- motion tnai me iiwuse when the warning was given mey got
. i- - .v it. riAi-i fihannarn i Ron. iUai jaucj..vu"""i n . n ace lu ub tuuuuticu vv .a i nt nf aurnr sn quick it seeuieu iiiag
VI LUe UUUreU Ui. tile uwva I .. ' .. . tt. I, T. Hfllla Tn t t . WIa Uttl " --o -
tor the past.several years and 1 H aerv
pnTTinl?ihArl a treat work While taere. ouuui n. oui.lu, saieiy ami uia uojuuu . sailors ruiiumg aiuuuu tin&
compiisnea a great worn. wmio: lucl& I r Tatl-nnVa and .. - tt.h j vnnir f thA I . , a 2, n. t ir-a
nrown. viianco v. -""""-- 1 r.iiman nan wauicu w ror a sikul oi ulic ueiumuo. n. n"
-i ri uoiniiei I i wn4 haan pnnrtiirTon in ms man-I a i i oe cT(tinr q c it eniinns rrnm
SPECIAL. SERVIuEa Al I Tr,Tr .wtlUa P. RiiaA. Har- - v,o, noet PnliA Chief Wll- .w it lntha nunara. T don't
IHCW Aiauu v &i ' 1. 11C1 111 tuu x- . - i yauiil auuui' a a
E !
GO THE FULL LIMIT
Twenty-two persons in New Hanover
county have signed pledge cards
agreeing to go the limit in the pur
chase of war savings stamps and the
campaign which was recently closed
is to be reopened during the week and
additional names added. The follow
ing letter has been mailed Colonel
Francis H. Fries state director of war
savings, Winston-Salem, by Iredell
Meares. It is self-explanatory and
carries the names of those who have
agreed to purchase $1,000 worth of
stamps: v
The undersigned citizens of New
Hanover county each have signed the
pledge card to purchase between now
and December 31, 1918, the limit of
$1,000 face value of United States war
savings certificates, because:
We regard them as an absolutely
safe investment, the pledge of the
United States backed by all its re
sources. They pay upon the sum invested 4
per cent, componunded, or 4.27 per
cent, straight interest, and are not tax
able by county or nation.
They can be registered at the local
postoffice in the name of the investor,
and if lost or stolen, upon proper proof
shown, the government will pay the
registered owner the principle and in
terest. Thus the investor is protected.
If desired, the holder can cash the
certificate before maturity on January
1, 19g3, upon ten days' notice to the
local postmaster, and he will receive
his money back with interest.
We desire to evidence our apprecia
tion of the government's campaign for
thrift and saving in making this invest
ment.
We urge Upon all patriotic citizens
to Invest m government stamps and
certificates .as liberally as possible,
both as a saving to themselves and as
an aid to the' government in financing
this war.
Either the government must obtain
necessary funds by borrowing of -4ts
people or by. imposing taxes upon
Famous In a Day For fler
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It
A Free Prescription Does Its Worjc Over
night. You Can Prepare It At
Tour Home
It ia my own discovery and
get sucn mar
velous results, says Mae Edna Wilder,
New York:
it takes just one night to
when her friends ask her about her won
derful complexion -ami the Improved ap-j
pearance of her hands and arms. Yon can
do the same thing if you follow my ad
vice, she says: I feel it my duty to tell
every girl and woman, what this wonder
ful prescription, did for me. Just tajik
of it! All this change in a single night.
I never tire of telling others just what
brought about such remarkable- results.
Here is the identical prescription that ire
moved every defect from my face, neck,
hands and arms. Until you try it you can
form no idea of the marvelous change it
wlnmake in Just one application. The pre
scription- which you can prepare at your
own home Is as follows: "Go to any grocery
and get ten cents worth of ordinary oat
meal, and from any drug store a bottle of
derwillo. Prepare the oatmeal as directed
in every package of derwillo and apply
night ana morning. '4.ne nrst application
win astonisn you. it mases tne sxin aD-
"pear transparent, smooth and velvety. I
especially recommend It for freckles, tan.
sun spots, coarse pores, rougn sKin.ruaai
ness, wrinkles, and, in fact, every blemish
the face, hands and arms are heirs to.
If ypur neck ot chest Is discolored from
exposure, apply this comninauon iners
and the objectionable defect will disappear
as if by magic. It is absolutely harmless
and will not produce or stimulate a growth
of hair. No matr how rongh and un
gainly the bands and arms, or what abpees
they have bad through hard work and
exposure to sun and wind, this oatmeal
derwillo combination wiU work a wjoiwV?rv
ful transformation in 12 hours at the mosU
Thousands who save used It have had tha
same results I have had. - '
Note: To get the best effect be. sure to
follow the complete directions contained
in every package of derwillo. You save
nniv tn rpt. derwillo and oatmeal ' You
need nothing else and It Is so simple that i
anyone -can use it; ana is so inexpensive,
that any girl or woman can afford It.-Th
manufacturers and druggists' guarantee
that there will be a noticeable Improve
ment after the nraj; .application-or- c&ey
will refund the money.. It -Is sold in this
city under a money refund guarantee by
tall department stores and druggists. In
cluding 3. K. Bellamy and Ahrens Bros, :
, . . V' '
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TONIGHT
rftadlnar
tr ji Ta. rii ..I a -aj wti irai unii i m z trnTDniTi w i u 1 u i 11. a a n i i . fn a AonQTinn Tn u u u
wtt l. ivi ri : ri niuimv z. u tuauij w iiattid titttii iii cmiKuvuiuh tnioaa i n.i x will kcl a vuauvo iw
SDecial services will be held at .the " TPnv fihMwick. L-nrthnt Tom had been tried only L anther one.
Sixth Street Advent Christian church n tnr white men to be en-U fp-r dava aeo in recorder's court on t have seen a good deal of England
tonight and will be conducted byElder r ln d , j. 5 includes city regis-a charge of running a. gambling joint and Scotland since I have been over
Joe snerouse, oi jacKsonvme. -no ltrants with call numbers up to z,do-, and. he believea, convicxea. oouaui nere ana wouia use w tso
an interesting talker and what Tie Will -th ven rerfStrants from the then decided to allow the matter to go "Well, I guess that is abejut an the
have to say -will be both interesting COUnty will take all the white men in over and Tom is to get his answer next j naws Just; now, so will have to close
ana prontawe. . - - f flt-at ias- with a single exception, r Monday nigm.
t lAoiir 0n nf thft seven men are The banking house, of A. ts. .ueacn i women have replaced men as puDiic
The Wisconsin Industrial commissi Lnirae-efl in farm work and men .from & Co., of New York, will take the playground inBtructors at Indianapo-
ion is making a survey Of the state the g registration or the one left $275,000 bond issue recenuy auiaoi ns
- . . . - :11a. I . - : a-a K TVVK rtT a FX T or
to ascertain the number of women wno , ri paired in farming, suture ,ca" lzed at a premmui ui
. ... i -- . . -n i a-., , iVk. . aa.-xait navinir t n a
have replaced menr in industries since bave be'filleo: witn ttnoaea, cent pasis, Z AT reinstated, this ; probably ending tht,
the begining of the war.
IaAv fialnotiT o Jantrhtfirin-law of I axr.ond class.
.tv Vinards forsJuly follows:
ft .' of I Wilmington William B.' FairCutta,
James Solomon. Gore. William Francis financial stDimy or ' le island affair, when whisky that
Powell, William U PJckett, frpmthe Unct' nJli 2SS, officers were sent to watch was partly
Those cauea oyruwpv opnus - consumed. Councilman HaU also an-
rr rftcentlv advertlsea, none oi v" r " ' . , : -7
each day in tne fields, loading and un- Stephen E. ' Sneeden, AldenfUon were ere8Jutn";;;' I special h authorized. budsetA ; They are W. J
loading carts and doing all sorts of Murphy, . Joseph FTanklln Holland .S S. Gore, W. B. Walton, A. C. Carter, S. T.
other farm labor. V Henry Nurnberger, Archie -Ballard session oSJSoSiV Ketchum and U; M; Reynolds.
rienry i6. 7 1" tha hiffs, The bond money
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tants.
2 Room 906 Murchlson Bank Bldfl.
Phone 996. WILMINGTON, N. C.
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Makes Walkln a Pleasurtt '
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SULLIVAN,
King of 8homakers
N. Front Street ?hone 523.
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I Just Received
Shipment Milans. Pretty, large shapes, in grey; and
sand. Blower, Feather.
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MISS ALMA BROWN
Summer Diarrhoeas ley. waiter w l-J"n ro and for improveroents made necessary When Baby Is Teething
can be controlled more quickly with Franklin Cox, fhwdRussell Brown proloig the shipyards GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE Davis Henry Coley,. George ,Aittr because or i & , will correct the stomach and bowel
and it la ahnointeiv harmlPSR. Just Johnson. Tillman Joseph In lestieA tiar " rn..i n fioTfi. recentlv troubles. Perfectly harmless. See
as effective for adults as for children. " T " I ,,.. nam Hon for intoxication, has been directions a the bottle. Rdv.
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On this date every man, woman and child in .
the United States will be called upon to pledge his j
or her full quota of War Savings Stamp purchases U;
for 1918.
No matter, what you db or how small your in i
come may be, you must do your duty in helping to 7
raise the required amount.
Let us all strive to save something each month.
e can do it We must da it
The Wilmington Savings & Trust
Company
Oldest and Ingest North Carolina Savings Bank
110 PRINCESS STREET
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