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THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, J. C, SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1911. PAGE 8 EX-GOVERNOR AYGOGK ENTERS (Continued from Page One.) the appreciation which they have since shown me of the service which I was then able to do for-the State. It is with a light hope that I permit myself to announce to the people through you my candidacy for the United States Senate. Very truly yours, . C. B. AYCOCK." PROBERS AFTER CARNEGIE. Want to Ask Hin Questions About Steel 7n.it ., Washington, May 20 The trust 'probers of the j Democratic House are anxious to ask Andrew Carnegie some questions and have him tell them what ho knows about the steel trust. The House committee having in charge the investigation of the United States Steel Corporation has taken steps to Jnsure his presence in Wash ington before he leaves for Scotland on his annual Summer visit to Skibo Castle. The committee has issued a subpoena which will be served upon Mr. Carnegie in' New York, a deputy Bergeant Ut-arms of the House, it is said, already has gone there for that purpose. Whether he will appear at the committee's next meeting on Mon day, when the investigation will be gin in esrnest or at a later session of the hearing has not been ascertained. Other men high in the industrial and financial world will be summoned before : the committee. This willj in clude J. Pierpont Morgan, Charles M. Schwab'arid Henry C. Frick and their testimonyit its considered, will be of much value to the investigators. The resolutions of Representative Stanley for the investigation resulted in the appointment of a committee of nine members of the House, who were instruct to make a sweeping probe of the steel trust, its relations or affi liations with independent steel com panies and its relations with the Penn sylvania Railroad, with any other lailroad or coal company or any finan cial institution. A PLEA FOR ARIZONA. To Let Her Into Union Impetus to Clark Boom. Washington, May 20. "I am here today begging Republicans and Demo crats alike to let Arizona into the Union, and to do it now," said Dele gate Ralph Cameron, of Arizona, in today's debate in the House on the Sutehood resolution. .. Mr. Cameron said he had warned the people of Arizona against the in corporation in their constitution ot features that would meet the disap proval of the President such as the recall of ' judges. He recommended thep lan proposed by the Republican members of the Committee on Terri tories, which provides for the immed iate approval of New Mexico's con stitution and the submission to the people oJ Arizona of the question of striking out the recall feature. Representative Olmsted, of Penn sylvania, Republican, who took a sim ilar position today gave new impetus to tba Clark piesidential boom. Mr. Olmsted referred to a newspaper re port that three-fourths of the Demo cratic members of the House favored Governor Woodrow Wilson for the presidency. ' ."I do not agree' with that," said Mr. Olmsted. "Ib elieve that four-fifths of you on that side favor the nomina tion of the speaker of this House, Champ Clark. But I believe that if we are to have a Democratic Presi dent net time, which God forbid, four fifths of the members on this side of the House would rather see Champ Clark occupy that high position." AS TO "DOLLAR DIPLOMACY." Action of State Department Brings Millions to American Concerns. Washington, May 20. The results df "dollar diplomacy" as practiced by this country are summed up in a re port prepared by the 'State Depart ment! on the development of Ameri can commercial interests abroad. Many millions of dollars worth of contracts, it is shown have been se cured for American concerns, largely through the aid of the State Depart ment. The 'information was prepar ed for the House Committee on Ex penditures In the State Department, wnich is investigating the Depart ment, and also for the President's economy and efficiency commission. u addition the Department is now pressing to what it believes will dc a successful conclusion an American lauway concession in Asia Minor involving more than $100,000,000. Washington. May 20. The fi VP men detailed from the battleship Minneso ta to conduct the spotting practice against the San Marcos made a re markable record, establishing a per centage oi TMg was in competi tion with crews of five from is hat. tleabips. Most of the scores were ex cellent, the very lowest made by the Mississippi crew, being 76.72, which would have been regarded very high a biiun ume ago. Four Late1 Pictures. On the Grand bill tomorrow. Removal Sale of the French Milll- r.ery manors. All goods at cost be ginning Monday, May 15th. tf. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,J. W. Brooks Rloe Straw. 1 SPjincter The People. ' Piatt & Huar Demonstration. Honuet ;mduMtlon Presents Dr. Cnlhreth-Deutal Parlors. Geo. O Gayloni Your Oollnr. ' 1 y,"nn Liquor Cure. Globe Baking Co. The" Doctor. W. Polvogt Co. Our May Rule; Wilmiiigtou SiihurbsOon't Overlook. Atlantic Coast Line New Train Servire Atlantic Trust fc Bunking Ob -i&lSS' (EZiT.S. BV?I ?..P,,kTAnother Tbing, viue j, Lots. 18 '"-y-wrigLts llMSuoS?11 B'ink-Q and Po i, '.,' Business Locals. For Siile lieriroom Suite. For Sale Safe. WflntedBiliy Goat. Wnti ted family Horse, f. Vku B. Metta For Sale. Wanted Iady Stenographer Hallway Bureau Young Men. K. C. Sidbury Farm for Sale The Beauty Shop Perpetual Youth - J. G. Wright & Son Castle Heights Philadelphia, Woolen Mills s.i For1 Kent-Itooms on Wrichtsviiin a Wrlfclit's Beal Estate Agency Once in u Wright'9 lUal Estate Agency Think of VClvJUjf. . KNOX ARBITRATION PLAN. For Settlement of Disputes Between All Nations Submitted. Washington, May 17 The principle of arbitration of practically all dis putes between nations, including even questions of vital interest and Nation al honor, assumed vitality today when Secretary of State Knox submitted to the British 'and French ambassadors at Washington the draft of a conven tion to serve as a basis of negotia tions. Secretary Knox has evolved a doc ument, which has received the ap proval of the President and tue other members of his cabinet, providing that all differences which are internation ally justicable shall be submitted to arbitration. It expands the scope of the exiting arbitration treaties by eliminating the exceptions referring you questions of vital interest and National honor." This elimination is the real accom plishment of the proposed treaty. Re cognizing that there may be questions of policy and other matters likely to force nations- to the brink of war, but which no people would be willing to arbitrate, me tentative draft of the treaty provides that differences that either party consider within this cate gory shall be referred to a commis sion of inquiry empowered to make re commendations for their settlement. In this connection the treaty, will take another advanced step by binding the disputants to arbitration in case the commission of- inquiry declares that the controversy should be arbitrated. Arbitration in all case3 will be a last resort. After the two countries have concluded that it is impossible to set tle a dispute through diplomatic inter change, the question will be submitted to a commission of Inquiry charged with the duty of suggesting a way to avoid arbitration, if possible, the com mission to be composed of citizens of the two governments who are mem bers of The Hague court. The subnriM;iion of the drafts to Great Britain and France marks the actual beginning of negotiations. The foreign offices of, the two countries will now make an exhaustive examina tion of the American proposition with a view to suggesting modifications or additions. It is the desire of the ad ministration to complete the negoti ations, if possible, in time for 'submis sion to the Senate, before the td- ournment of the present session of Congress. The State Department now assumes a receptive role, willing to enter into negotiation on the same basis with all countries signifying a desire to do so. It has been, rumored recently that Japan was anxious to join in the negotiations, but so far no formal dis cussion between the two countries has occurred. CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIANS. Day De oted to Hearing Reports from Missionary Fields. Evansville, Ind., May 20. After a day devoted to hearing reports from missionary fields, the General Assem- by of i he Cumberland Presbyterian church tonight discussed the progress of the educational campaign of the church at home. Rev. J. H. Hudgins, cf Nashville, Tenn., led the discus sion. It was announced that probab ly all the business of the Assembly will have been cleared away by next Tuesday. Dedication of the Jefferson Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian -church, in this city, will occupy the attention of Ihe Assembly tomorrow. Rev. J. H. ?wingle, of Union City, Tenn., will preside. RESIGNS FROM THE NAVY. Lieut. Col. Beverly W. Dunn Failed to Secure Retirement. Washington, May 20. Failing to the W. secure retirement by action of resident, Lieut. Col. Beverly Dunn, of the Ordnance Department of the army, inventor of Dunnite, and one of the leading ordnance experts of the country, has resigned his com mission in the army, effective October 1st. Col. Dunn tried to have extended his tour of duty with the board at New York considering the safe trans portation of explosives. Failing in this he sought retirement so that he might complete his work with the ex plosives comfission. Col. Dunn Is a native of Louisiana and graduated from the Military Academy in 1883. ELECTRIC SHIP FOR NAVY. Now Under Construction at Mare Is land Navy Yard. Washington, May 20. The navy soon is to have an electrically driven ship when the collier Jupiter, build ing frt the Mare Island navy yard, is complete. The plans provide for the equipment of the ship with turbines, wnicn w'li drive dynamos and these in turn will turn electric motors on the propeller shafts. It is estimated that great economy will result par ticularly when the ship is proceeding at slow speeds, while the usual ot rations of reversing and change of speed can be effected much more ea sily than with the direct turbine drive, BASEBALL RECORD MADE. First Baseman Goes Through Without Single Putout. - Haver Hill. Mass.. May 20. A base ball record was equalled in the New England league game here today be tween Haverhill and Worcester, when MCLiamv.el!. the Haverhill first base man went through a full nine inning game without a single put-out and with only one assist. This record on first base equals that made by "Jlggs' Donahue, of the Chicago Americans on May 23, 1906, in a game with New xorK. WW BnSHRD ULCM FWYP Yazoo City. Miss., May 20. In an altercation on the street here today State Senator Theodore Bilbo, candi date for lieutenant governor, and the central figure In the alleged bribery scandal of the senatorial caucus in (onnectlon with the election of a United States Senator from Miss ssippf. was knocked down with gold-headed cane in the hands of State Senator W. D., Gibbs. Senator Bilbo was stunned by the blow and lay on the street for several moments. i ; Bring Your Overcoats, v When you go to the Grande-It's very cool Baltimore, May 20. The corner Ftone of the first headquarters of the boy scouts m America, was laid to day , for Mount Washington Council N1 1. at Mount Washington, a suburb, of tills 'ity.Among those who made addresses were Ernest Thompson-Se-ton, the naturalist and Chief Scout of the National organization and Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson, of Alabama. A letter of commenda tion from President Taft was read. Five acres of ground were donated to the Mount Washington Council for an armory and parade grounds. Washington, May 20. Letters of reprimand have been written by the Secretary of the Navy to Commander J. V. Chase, of the Monitor Tallahas see, and Naval Constructor H. G. Gillmor, of the Norfolk Navy Yard, in connection with the sinking of the monitor Puritan after the high, explos ion tests in Hampton Roads. It is be iieved these letters will close , the Puritan incident unless Congress di rects a further investigation. London, May 20. The attention which Emperor William, during his visit in London, paid to the Prince of Wales and the official announcement that the, Prince will visit Potsdam during, the present Summer, has giv en zest to the gossip regarding, the possibility of a marriage between the Pilnce of Wales and Princess Victo ria Louise, the only daughter of the German Emperor. Paris, May 20. The French pugi irst Carpentier today won a 15-round bout from Frank Loughrey, of Ma nayunk, Pa., on points. The 20-round scheduled bout between the "Dixie Kid," the colored welter weight, and Tom (Young) Loughrey, came to an abrupt conclusion in the fourth round. Loughrey was disqualified for a foul and the,,, fight- was awarded to the "Dixie kid." Rome, May 20. The General As sembly of the International Institute of Agriculture, closed the most suc cessful meeting in its history today. Forty-nine countries were represented. The American delegation took a prom- nent part in the discussions and won all the points. they sought. The dis cussions were vigorous but cordial and the final conclusions unanimous. New York, May 20. The steamer Monnerey which arrived today from Progresso and Vera Cruz brought a total of $900,000 worth of Mexican p.eld in specie and bars, consigned to bankers here who have extensive dealings with Mexican mining and financial concerns. London, May 20. In the 25-mile walking match for the coronation cup at Heme Hill today, C. Schofield, of the Black Heath Harries won in . the world's record time of 3 hours, 37 min utes and 6 3-4 seconds. Annapolis, Md., May 20. Landing on Wakeman in the ninth inning for five hits which netted three runs, Georgetown today defeated Navy by a score of 5 to 4. GENUINE ECZEMA REMEDY. New Remedy That Cure , Eczema Quickry. J. Hicks Bunting Co. has sold doz ens of Jars of Hokara in the last few weeks, and although they offered to refund the purchase price to any dis satisfied purchaser, not one jar has been returned While this is surprising in Itself, yet the most marvelous thing to them is the reports of chronic cases of ecze ma that have been cured by this sim ple skin food. People who have suf fered with scales, scabs and even bleeding itching have found relief and cure In Hokara. No matter where the eczema, pim ples or other breaking out occurs. whether on the face, hands, legs or body, the application of Hokara will give quick relief, and even the worst or most chronic cases will be cured in a short time. You can buy a liberal-sized Jar at the very low nrice of 25c and with every package goes their guarantee to refund the money If it is not satisfac ory. Larger size. 50c. If the skin trouble is caused by Im pure blood or if the bowels are Inac tive, use Hqkara Blood Tablets. They cool and cleanse the blood and regu late tho bowels in a natural way. HOW TO GET FAT. Use Samose, Says Druggist J. Hicks Bunting and Put on Good Flesh. Th almost universal interest in physical culture is the best evidence that can be offered as to the need of a r.lraple and scientific method of making thin people fat, increasing strength and restoring health. Athletics, when carried to an ex treme, often result in straining the vital organs. How much better it vould be for the average person to regain health, strength and flesh by using Samose. This flesh forming food is assimilated as soon as it enters the stomach; it helps the organs to as similate the food and extract the flesh forming elements; it builds up the muscles and rounds out the limbs into shapely plumpness. Samose has been so successful in making thin people fat and restoring the weaito and run down to strength and health that J. Hicks Bunting, the popular druggist, sells it under his Personal guarantee to refund the money if it does not benefit. Backache, Rheumatism, Nervousness. Mean disordered kidneys, Foley Kidney Pills have helped your neigh bors; they will also help you. Mrs. Mary Gerity, Scranton. Pa., says: "Some time ago I was troubled with a severe backache. I took Foley Kid ney Pills and these cured me prompt ly. My backache was due to my kid neys. which were in a weakened con dition and annoyed me with their fre quent and painful action. Foley Kid ney Pills cured me promptly and I do not" hesitate to recommend them." R. R. Bellamy. V Bring Your Overcoats. When .you go to the Grand It's very cool. . Four Late Pictures. On the Grand bill tomorrow. Removal Sala of the French Milll nery Parlora. AH goods at cost be ginning Monday. May 15th. tf . PRESIDENT IS DETAINED. Will Not Reach Summer Home Until July Minnesota Proposition. Washington, May . 20. Although President Taft does not expect to get away from Washington before July 1st, Major A. W. Butt, his personal aide, will leave tonight for Beverly, Mass., to inspect the President's new Summer home the Peabody Cottage, which he is to occupy this year for the first time. Mrs. Taft will remain in Washing ton for a 'month, at least, on the ad vice of her physician, in 'order, to se cure complete rest, but will go to Bev erly before the President BUSINESS LOCALS Advertisement Inserted tinder this bead on cent per word for each inser tion, bnt no advertisement taken for less than 25c. Additional words, more than 25, one cent per word. Unless the advertiser has a regular account, all advertisements nnder this head are STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE, the amounts being too small to warrant a charge. The Star will send without charge, A. D. T. (Western Union) Mes senger to any address in the city for advertisements in this department upon request by 'Phone to No. 61. A. 1. T. Messenger will also call for telegrams for the Western Union Telegraph Com. pany, or for notes or small packages to be delivered anywhere in the city. No charge for the telegrams, bat a small charge for strictly A. D. T. calls or telephone subscribers may at any time telephone their telegrams, bills rendered to suit the sender daily, weekly or monthly. For this service, call Western Union, 'Phone No. 2. But for advertisements, always call the Star office. No. SI. Copy- for Business Lo cals cannot be taken over the telephone but upon request Messenger will be dispatched, to any part of the city for them. EXCURSION TO CAROLINA BEACH June 1st, under auspices of Daughters of iiineriy. tstenioer Wilmington innses three trips. The Independent Band will furnish uinnio at .night. m.v21-lt SALESMAN, traveline to sell Dress Goods, Flannels and Blankets, to retail stores. x Lileral commission. Desirable side line. South Philadelphia Woolen Co., Box Phila. uiyi'l-lt CASTLE HEIGHTS Breaks all records. Last De-eniler we offered the investor in real estate the. larire. hisrb lots on the new Castle Street road, called Castle Heights. We promised that the property would in crease in value that houses would lie itiillt. Today there are twelve houses and n store completed and five under course of construction. Some of the lots have chang ed hands three times every time at a pro fit. Our promises, our prophecies and our word was true to the letter. History re peats itself, and we have u few lots left at very reasonable prices, and ou your own fair terms. Let ns show you facts and ti jin res. Itesults that cannot he discount ed. It will pay you to get the profit that is coming on this property. Share it with us. J. t;. Wright & Son. Ileal Estate. uiy21-2t FOR SALE CHEAP - Bedroom suite. furniture; also extension table and side board in good condition. Must be sold by Tuesday. Leaving town. Address "Fur niture." care Star. niy21-lt FOR SALE One $SO Hall's Combination 5,-ife. $.1(1. One $45 drop-head sewing ma hine. new. $1.1. One second-handed. $(. An- ply .'MCI South Seventh st. iny21-lt WANTED - A deodorized billy goat. Something gentle . and well behaved. Ad dress "Proprietor." Box 0.1. City. my21-lt FOR RENT Two furnished rooms on Wrightsvllle Sound: without any services. Address "I. I. 1.," cure Star. iuv21-lt THE BEAUTY - SHOP Has found the "Fountain of I'erpelnal Youth." Your hus band likes you young and Itentitirul. We can make and keep you so driving awav your wrinkles and beautifying your hair. 404 X. Seventh st. 'Phone 1.14:1. mv21-lt FOR SALE At. bargain prices, a small lot of second-hand pine lumber, all heart. assorted sizes; also small quantity of large size cypress. Can be seen at the old Fore A- Foster yards, corner i;th and Campbell sts. J. Van B. Metts. 'Phone 1!2. my21-tf FARM FOR SALE -Near Rocky Point. 142 acres; 7.1 cleared; tine strawberry land. 11. .1. Armstrong. Particular- given hv K. C. Sidbury, I'lO Princess st. iuy21,2.'J.24.2G.2"-ot WANTED Family horse. Must be young, sound, stylish, have some Seed and he absolutely gentle, that a lady can drive him. state price and particulars. Horse," care Star. niy21.23.2li.28-4t IN THREE YEARS I made $1S.OOO.nO in the mail order business. Valuable booklet. explaining system, exposing outfit scheme, etc., free oh request. H. System. S12 .Mar lon, Kentucky. , my21.su4t YOUNG MEN leeoino firemen, brakemen. baggagemen; $7.1 to $10t monthly. Expe rience unnecessary. Steady, iernianent employment. Rapid promotion. State ige, weight, height. Railway Bureau. 724 Panama Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. my21-lt LADY STENOGRAPHER WANTED Must give references. Address "Stenog." care Star. ; niy21-2t W. THINK OF getting a lot for $500 and less, in a beautiful location, adjoining the Christian Scientist Church. The signs are on it. and part of it is under the fence around the stucco house. Look at it, and we will make yon an offer that will make you an owner, and a happy one. W. Wrights Real Estate Agency. my21-lt W ft XT f V In irrailt wllilo ttimll -l niAA of property as the lot', on West side of Fifth street. Ietween Dock and Orange. Is offered to those who want a home site unexcelled in Wilmington. A home here is c-otMiiir tlio Imcf 'n better location can be found, regardless of price. See us, wniie tne opportunity is onerea v . Wright's Real Estate Agency. my21-lt LARGE. AIRY ROOM for rent, furnish ed or unfurnished, reasonable for summer. Refereuces. Call 713 Chestnut street. FANCY' BEEF, VEAL and pork. Extra good strawberries, black berries, nice peaches; .dressed chickens, native snap beans; new Irish potatoes. Also full line of other fresh vegetables. Palace Market Co., 'phone No. 72. , my20-tf WANTED at once, an experienced dry goods and notion salesman to travel East ern South' Carolina. .Must have an estab lished trade in the territory. Send refer ences and'gtve amount of annual sales with application. ' Address W. W. R., P. O. Box G3-1, Richmond, Va. my20-3t WANTED A -customer for two gallons wi TeHIu rrom .lerne.v vows iu ie delivered every dav; also fresh guaranteed eggs at 25c. per dozen. Call 'phone 4402, ui uiiiirew COX " r ' 1 nu Hip- ton, N. C.5 ;. . -: my20-2t WANTED Colored saw mill men, G ex-periencetr-lrrmber piler?rfar Oreen Run and yard, 4 experienced niau to work in hand mill. Steady work; wages. $1.25 per day. Apply at tnlll. Stony Creek, Va . Wm. L. Coney, Sup't. mv20-3t WANTED Poplar logs, for export. 24 uuu Ull, 1U ,111. ' v . , AV. L. uuu UJ in length. Inquire H. E. Glaeser, Box 251, BOILER FOR SALE One horizontal tubular boiler, 40-horsepower, carrying 100 pounds steam; virtually new; guaranteed insurance on- boiler with Hartford Co City Laundry Co. Immediate delivery can be made. m y7-tf WANTED At a large Oil Mill in North Carolina, a competent mechanic, who must be well recommended and a man of good nabits. Apply Box 53, Wilmington, N. C. myl8-6t PLUMBING! PLUMBING ! ! Mr. D. L. - Cappshas opened at No. 130 Market street, a first-class plumbing establishment with -Mr hf Griffith- as manager. All orders tfaM-ge or small, will jecelve prompt attentioa.iPboBe-U32 ' myn-lm I HAVE OPENED retail grocery store and commission merchant bnsinesa, hand ling all kinds of country produce and so licit your orders. A. Seuars, .510 North Fourth st.; Box 681. myl2to27 . FOR SALE At a great bargain, one four passenger Buick Automobile, sound as new. Wilmington Carriage Works, 1103 Castle street. myl4-Ct TAILORING Gentlemen, see my line of Spring and Summer Suitings before yon buy. No mall orders; popular prices. Le ger Mever, Merchant Tailor, 10! Princess st., 2nd floor. myl3-lm BUTTER CAKES, apple cake, coffee cake; French rolls, raisin buns and all sorts of deHclous cakes. Try our 30c. layer cakes, F.-irris' Bakery, 10! So. Front St., "Phone 020. :ip29-lm TALK OF THE TOWN Uncle Charles great pawn brokers' removal sale starts next Saturday, April 29, for 10 days only. 108 Market street. ap25-tf SEVENTEENTH SERIES of the Rural Building & Loan Association will open Saturday. June 3rd, 1!H1. You can sub scribe for stock now. The easiest way to own your home, or to save money. R. C. DeRossett, president; J. O. Reilly, sec. and treas. myl4-tf THE gilbert HOUSE combines home comforts with hotel conveniences. Front and Princess streets; Junction of all cars. Cars to depot; electric lights and hot water. Table equals the best, and rajtes reasonable.- Transient, $1.25 to (1.50 per day. Special rates to regular and ta ble boarders. .a8-tf LET US FIGURE on repainting and re pairing your old buggies, wagons and au tomobiles. We can save you money. Wil mington Carriage Works, 1103 Castle street, Phone 1019. oc23-tf FOR RENT The City 'Laundry will va cate No. 1(11 North Third street about June 1st, to move to their new quarters, and I will offer for rent the entire three floors of building, or either one of said floors. Ap ply now, so that necessary changes can be made before occupancy, Joseph D. Smith, chairman Building Committee, Cape Fear Lodge, No. 2, I. O. O. F., 120 Princess street. 'Phone 7CC. ap23-su,th-tf WAKE UP! Spread out! Advertise! Mnl tigraph Imitation typewritten circulars, cheap as printing; better results. All classes typewriting and notary work Meares Harrlss, Notary Public, stenogra pher, 114 Princess street, 'phone 70S. de l-tu-su-thu-tf. FOR SALE At a bargain, five-room cot tape in southern part of city, near new macadamized street. Interested parties ad dress ",T. B-," care Star. - myl9,213,25-4t FOR SALE Richard Prince, 2.20, trial. 2. IS; weight, !50 pounds; chestnHt sorrel, coming ( years old; fine driver. Price, $40O.O0. No less price will buy him. H. S. Parsons, Watha, N. C. myl!,21-2t Tell Your Friends That if their watches do not keep time to the very sec ond to bring them here and you will find that WE will put them in running order so that they will not lose a minute in the twenty-four hours. Our Watches Are Guaran teed to Keep Time. A. 0. SCHUSTER JEWELER 104 North Front Street my21-tf NORTH CAROLINA STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS. Notice of Meeting. The next regular meeting of the North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners will be held at the Atlan tic Hotel, Morehead City, N. C, be ginning promptly at 900 o'clock Mon day morning, June 2Cth, 1911. For further information, address the Secretary. DR. . L. HUNT, Sec, Asheville, N. C. my21-lt Bagging & Ties 19000 Yards 2 lbs "American", Bagging. 16050 Yards 2 1-4 lbs. "American" Bagging. 11100 Yards 21-2 lbs. "American" Bagging. 9200 Yards 3lbs. "American" Bag ging.. 8900 Yards 2 lbs. "Dundee" Bag ging. 6850 Yards 3 lbs. "Dundee" Bag ging. 3750 Yards 3 lbs. "Carolina" Bag ging. 6700 Yards 2 lbs. "Carolina" Bag ging. 4100 Yards 2 1-4 lbs. "Honesty" Bagging. 2850 Yards 2 1-2 .lbs. "Bull" Brand Bagging. 4300 Yards 3 lbs. "Jumbo" Brand Bagging. 3000 Yards 2 lbs. Sugar Bagging. 2750 Bundles New Arrow Ties. 1007 Bundles New Prosess Ties. 860 Bundles Pieced Ties. Don't buy until you get our prices. Write us or wait for our men. We have something for you. JOBBER & IMPORTER. If. B. COOPER W. J. BRYAN SAID: "The fellow who tries to attract business without adv Using is like the fellow who throws his sweetheart a sile kiss in the dark he knows what he is dofng, but nobod else does." y That's the Reason We Advertise we Want Your Bu$ine We want it for our mutual benefit. Write or come to SJ! us about it. 1 American National Bank CaPtal . . . . , . . :. .$250,000.00 SurPlus $ 40,000.00 Ae $1,600,000.00 myl!-tf ICE! ICE!! I ;-YES-:- ICE! ICE!! and ICE!!! One might almost be led to believe that this community had nev er seen Pure Ice until this good year 1911. A great man once said "there is nothing new under the sun" and this Is so to a great extent when it comes to the manufacture of ice. Now, as a matter of fact, The Independent Ice Company has been for ten years and Is still making as pure, as clean, as healthful to use ice as can be found in all North Carolina. We defy anyone to prove to the contrary. Our prices are as low as the lowest. We give full guaranteed weight. Our service is the best Wilmington ever had. We have a polite, accommodating corps of officials who will thank any one to report any act of neglect or discourtesy on the part of our wagon drivers or helpers. Do the right thing for yourselves and for ourselves by taking Ice from the old reliable. THE INDEPENDENT ICE CO. Pile Eiipe This is to notify our customers that they can secure this popular brand by sending their orders to Petersburg, Va. 4 Doz. Bottles F. O. B. Petersburg. . $3.00 10 Doz. Bottles F. O. B. Petersburg $7.50 Darley Park Brewing Company G. Morgan Knight, Mgr. PETERSBURG, VA. WsAl Our Wall Paper Department is now in charge of Mr. Louis V. Har vey, an experienced interior decorator of Philadelphia. Let us show you our neW designs and estimate on your work in this line. We rep resent several large wall paper factories, and will guarantee satis factory work. . Wra also manufacture window shades of all kinds, to order. W, my21-tf Dollars Follow Dimes Whether wasted or saved, and you cannot save systematic ally without a deposit account. Many-Comfortable Homes are owned in this city thiom;h the agency of a small account opened and regularly ackk'd to in this bank. 4 Per Cent Interest, Compounded. The Atlantic Trust & Banking Co. The Honor Roll "Asfc Those PLATE ICE lit 'Phones a 4 7 Paipeir 9 Bank for 1911. Who Use It" FULL WEIGHT is Guaranteed, if you W all your Ice of Us. "e serve all our customers with Absolute Fairness. PURE ICE that will Cost you Ut and Give Entire Satisfac tion, may be had, it )'oU give us your order. COMPANY 221-222. mm .j. '-
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