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SEGREGATION OF PATfENTS
Dr. Wiley' Method of Handling Tu-
berculosla Patients I
Cranford, N. J., Nov.- 11. The
rf crpeatlon of all tuberculosis ta-
tlents on an island was suggested by J At Exposition for some time boiled ov
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief of eler. today and Harrison S. Morris, the
Bureau ; of Chemistry, in an address I
here tonight under the auspices or the the same time recalling us associates
Cranford Village Improvement Assoc cn the American Jury, William Hen
iatlon. ry Fox, art director, and Joseph Pen-
"We must give the State power to
stamp out tuberculosis and autnoritylto
to segregate every infectious and con- J
tagious disease, said Dr. . Wiley,
"Pviipv tnon wnmsn and rhllrt whn (ilosl
of a preventable disease is either a I Morris intimates that the' Italian man
suicide or a victim of murder. Thrpugn I agement acs in bad faith with the re-
State v supervision and regulation is suit mac. me American,-exmDiis, . val
ine only solution of the problem." ued at half -a million dollars, must
Dr. Wiley called attention to the have been exposed to a, possible Joss
foct that the Department of Agricul- by fire, if the artists were to share in
ture spends thousands of dollars to the prizes. He explains that the In-
stamp out disease in hogs and cattle,
but that a woman, whose child is
flicted with tuberculosis could get no
aid from government. It was ihere
that he made hid suggestion as to the
segregation of tuberculosis patients,
Eaying that they should be kept there!
until they were either cured or dead. 1
"Every person here tonight will die I says, while the management aeiiDer
. before he ought to, 'unless there are lately delayed the award! of prizes in
concerted efforts for the conservation I order to keep the ' expositions open.
of public health," continued Dr. Wl-1
ky. "Public health is mere valuable I
than all other National resources. If 1
more women were taught properly 1
how to use the coob stove instead pfr
the piano, America would be better
off. . I
New York. Nov. 11. Dr. Harvey
W. Wilev drew one resounding burst I
of applause' after another from mem' I president of the exhibition - commit
ters and guests of the league for Po-1 tee is Count Di San Martino.
litical Education here today when In I
speaking of "the fight for pure food,"
he declared that the passage of the manuel and Queen Helena and has at
fcod law was due entirely to the em-ltracted much attention. On October
phatic feminine whispers of "do ' It,"
sent inspiringly into the ears of rep-J
. Luvuv. w-a - ""O" . 1
"The passage of the bill was due to
the Federation of Womans' Clubs of I
the country.'
TELEPHONE DISPATCHING.
Southern Railway, to Extend System
to Greensboro, N. C.
(Special Star Correspondence.)
Greensboro, N. C, Nov. 11. The
Southern Railway Company, in the fur-
therance of its plan 'of dispatching
trains by telephone, has asked for es-
timates for an extension of Its tele-
pnone lines irom Monroe, va.. to
Greensboro, so as td make the system
extend without break from Salisbury-
Spencer to Monroe, Va. There is now
In operation 120 miles and it is stated
here that the service has proven very
satisfactory. Dispatchers in Greens-
boro maintain that for running trains thy with the garbage collectors who
the telephoned superior to the tele- are out, is threatening. Department
graph, although they are frank to ad- gtore drivers and other teamsters' or
mit that the days of the "knights of anizations held meetings tonight to
the key" are far from being number- consider the Question. Little oroeress
ed. The dispatching of trains by tele-
pnone over me ooumern system is
yet in an experimental stage, and for
tes reason me two systems wii ror
a time at least be maintained, al-
though the telegraph operators from
nere to -m on roe now use tne ie3pnone
m running trains exclusively.
Immense Saving of Life and Property
" t,; ' V, Ti
mation of wrecks alonT the Atlantic
:l??LlTnLll?Jte o HC
teras, furnished during the past fiscal
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vrtr;',,rr,:r
wrnJr;;::;;
Cape Henry. Cape Hatteras or Manteo
when the information was telegraphed
promptly to agents, owners and others
interested.
Property valued at J350.000 endan
gered in 18 casualties on Lake Huron
was saved partly as a result of the in
formation .furnished from the .Weather
Bureau station at Alpena, Mich.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. . . i
llonnet Diamonds. (
. Herman & Land Notice.
' Armleray Bohemian Girl.
A David Co. You'll Find.
I. Khrier Gold Bond Hata.
Pl.itt & Haar A Perfect Fit.
Geo. O. Gay lord Busy Seanon. z
1). L. Gore Co. Farms for Kent.
'I. K. Foster & Co. Sole Asrents.
Peterson & Itulfs Stetson Shoes.
C. H. Fore & C!o. Ostrich IMnmcs.
XV. B. Cooper New Biver JIullets.
Southern Commercial School Wanted.
Xission Pharmacy Attention. Ladles.
C. W. Polvot Co. Probably You Intend.
Stonewall Lodve. K. of P. Convention.
So. Itealty & -Auction Co. Great Auction
Bale.
Wilmington Shoe Co. A Siioe for Every
Foot.
Wilmington Savings & Trust Cox Re
moval. - Carolina Trucking and Development Co.
Auauoou.
C. W. Yates ! '.&
Bookcases. i-
Co. Globe-Wernicke
American National Bank Where Do the
Contents Go.
Astyptodlne Chemical ; Co. Croup
Pneumonia Salve.
and
Dr. Culbreth's Dental
Teeth Are in Front.
Parlors Your
Business Locals.
For Hale Books.
For Sale Cakes. ,
Wanted Salesmen.
Wanted Salesmen.
, Wanted Boarders.
Wanted Salesmen.
Wanted Salesmen .
Wanted Detectives.
Strayed- Bay Pony. ,
Wanted Office Boy.
Lost Pair Eyeglasses.
H. F. Wilder For Sale.
Wanted Table Boarders. .
For Rent An Apartment.
II. F. Wilder-For Rent.
Wanted Shipping Clerk.
"Wanted Good Salesman.
Wanted Tracts of Land.
Wanted Crosstie Hewers.
Wanted Furnished Jtoom.
, Wanted SldeUne Salesmen.
For Rent Suite of Rooms.
; Wanted Furnished Rooms.
H. F. Peiree Land for Sale.
Pngb &. WlUiams He ward.
For Sale One Brown Mare.
Wanted Unfurnished Rooms.
For Sale Maxwell Runabout.
For Rent Furnished Rooms.
. For Hale R. I. R. Cockerels.
K. Warren k, Son For Sale.
J. C. Herring Concrete Blocks.
J. O. Wright & Bon For Sale,
i It. T. Wind ley Crosstles Wanted.
American Factories Co. Salesmen .
Mrs. Bremer Five Rooms for Rent
Norfolk Lumber Co.--La borers Wanted.
Bradstreet System xraveiing Salesmen
Standard Grocery Co. Earn $30 Weekly
Southern . Commercial Hcnool Call at
Once. '. ,
For Bent Rooms at Winter Park Gar
dens. , - -Johnson's
Orchestra' Engagements
Wanted.
Ijo Angeles
Products Co. Salesman
4.
Property..' , . ;r ,
AMERICAN'S WITHDRAW.
Serious Rupture In Connection witn
international Art exposition
Rome, Nov. 11. TrouDie wmcn
has been brewing at the international
American commissioner, witnarew, at
nell, the artist Mr. Fox, according
Mr. Morris, refused to resign and
was dropped, xne American pavunon
has been closed. ; .
In a Statement iSSUed tonight. Mr;
surance on me exnimis nao Deen per
af-lmitted to lapse forcing the closing oi
the American pavilion on the last day
of OctoDer m order mat us contents
have the protection which still coyer-
led the removal or me woras to me
United States. - Promises to renew
the insurance were not fulfilled, he
Meantime it develdped mat Americar
exhibitors were to be debarred from
the prizes, unless their i pavilion re-
mained open. ,
This rupture has caused a 'sensa-
Ition which has oeen increased by Mr.
Morris' statement in which he says
that Englantt, France, Germany and
Spaiir also have withdrawn. ' The
The American pavilion was opened
on April 22nd by King Victor Em-.
27th His Majesty purchased the whole
series of thirty etchings by Joseph
V
Notwithstanding the withdrawal of
the Americans, Mr. Pennell has been
elected a member of the final jury of
ten to make awards. .
THE STREET CLEANERS'. STRIKE.
Although Rioting Continued Air Day
Strike Remains Unsettled.
New York. Nov. 11. Although riot
hne continued all day the street clean
rs' strike in New York remained un
settled tonight with no Indication of
either the city authorities or the strlk-
k rvincr in
street Cleaning Commissioner Ed
wards began preparation for a long
gieee bv establishing commissary de-
partments in various stables to feed
strike breakers. .On the other hand,
a eeneral teamsters' strike In syrema-
was made today in removing the gar-
Dage which litters the streets
Qne of . the most sensational inci
dents of the day was the arrest in
rtrrtnlrlvn rf a vmm r vnmin fnllv
Snssman. 28 vonrs nld . who: after ad-
dressing a mob, led' an attack, the po-
iice gay. unon a souad of Btrikebreak
AM Anil laQHAfl fT V W, ffAt
1 t-A V. M nV -l f
and attempted a rescue. other police-
men' with, drawn .revolvers formed a
I the ri d held their
I Kroimd until reserves came to their
I E0??; ro ,v. ((1
l The girl was then taken to the sta
tlon house and locked up on a charge
I . On Tenth avenue bullets flew when
sticks and stones at the strikebreak-
I ing drivers. Outbreaks were genera
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AN IMPORTANT, EXPERIMENT.
Projectile Fired in Hampton Roads
Penetrated Armor Plate.
W n c h i n r-t n n Mnv 11 Th ris1sv
tIle which was fired in experiments
yesterday in Hampton Roads from the
Davis cannon torpedo at the submerg
ed caisson lepresenting the side of
battleship apparently succeeded in
penetrating the two-inch armor plate
which had- been placed on the outside
of the caisson. The caisson quickly
sank after the shot exploded. The ex
tent, of the damage Inflicted upon the
target cannot be known until the cais
son is in dry dock at Norfolk. The ex
periment is believed to have been. of
the greatest importance-to the navy
and it will make necessary a complete
revision of the methods of torpedo at
tack and defense.
N. & W. ACCIDENT
Member of Section Gang Injured-
Firemen Also Injured
Lynchburg, Va., Nov, 11. As a
double-headed freight train was pass-
I ing a section gang on the Norio.. &
Western Railway, 20 miles west of
here, this afternoon, the front of tha
I locomotive was struck and James Gal
loway, a colored man from Bedford.
I received wounds from flying grate
bar which caused his death tonight at
a hospital bere. William Rosser, a
white liremafc from Roanoke, who was
scalded aibout the face, head and back,
was brought here and us conu...on
tcnight is pronounced critical. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
several others received injuries.
ECZEMA REMEDY ALSO WASHES
PIMPLE8 AWAY.. -
No remedy that I h
eczema, psoriasis, and all other diseas
es of the skin has given x mere thor-
ougn satisfaction that the D. D. D.
Prescription for eczema.
A 25c trial- bottle can be secured at
once. -. ,
My patrons ; find that D. D. D- not
only gives Instant relief to the itching,
burning skin. Quickly driving out all
the disease germs, but it is also the
most delightful wash for the complex-
inon they ever used. Absolutely harm
less and pleasant to use, D. D. D
cleanses the skin of all minor impuri
ties, such as rashes and, pimples, over
night, and leaves the skin clear and
smooth as that of a child
It Is now generally known that there
Is nothing that can equal D. D. D. as a
household remedy for ail skin trou
bles. no matter wliat they are.
I, myself, am so iuiiy convinced of
the merits of this wonderful -remedy
that we will charge you notung if the
first full size, bottle of D. D. D. does
not make good every claim.
Better drop In and talk.lt over with
Sus anyhow,
I Robt, R. Bellamy Wilmington, n. C.
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THE MOBKIN G STAR, WIInKGTO
KILLED BY TRAIN
V, C & S. Has First Fatal Accident
v Lumberton Newt :,tj '..;
(Special Star Telegram.) J V
Lumberton, N. C. Nov. 11. Mr.
f. M. Hall, a very old man, was kill-
30 this morning near- si, raur,oy
he V, & C. S. train bound from Hope
Mills to Lumberton. The train was
Tinning about 30 miles an hour when
t struck the unfortunate man. The
engineer saw him walking1 by the
rack and when the train was within
bout 30 feet of him, he stepped upon
:be track in front of the train. Mr.
lall is said to havebesn deaf and did
aot hear the train. No olame is at;
ached to .the railroad people, v .
J. C. Lewis, a colored man of this
vicinity, was arrested here Thursday
y Chief Redf era, charged with check
(Sashing. He. got two years on the
roads. Criminals 'heed not try .to
work here while Redf ern is on the
job. ; : - iv'-.'rv.. : . - . 1 .
, The condition of Mrs. T. A. Mc
Neill, who has been very slick at the
Hignsmim Hospitsj, in r ayetieviiie,
for several days, was. reported s im-
WESTERN N. C. CONFERENCE.
Sessions Yesterday at vStatesvlll
High Point Next. Year.
(Special Star Telegram.)
Statesville. N. ; Cl Nov. 11. The
name of D. J. Miller was stricken from
the Western North Carolina Confer
ence roll today because he left Bethel
Church, Asheville, without explanation
men, or after he is reported to have
left the united States.
The Board of Education recommend
ed that the Conference raise $140,000
for education the -coming year. It also
recommended L. . B. Abernathy, Coa
f erence Secretary of Education with
a salary of $2,500. '
' A class of .1 was received on trtau
Five were Tecelved into the lull con
nectioU. --.. -
' High Point is the place .for holding
he Conference-next year.
L'A committee recommended that the
ponference, raise $5,000 for a repre
tentative church at Washington. It is
expected the Conference will adjourn
Monday. ' '
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? - MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
S -
Number of Persons Seriously Uijured
; and Buildings Wrecked
Springfield, Ill Nov. 11. A torna
do swooped down upon Virginia, -Illinois,
late this afternoon dealing' de
struction. "-A. number of persons were
seriously injured while the town was
wrecked. Man. had miraculous es
capes "but none were killed. "
Not a building that lay in the
storm's patch escaped damage. A
hundred dwellings-, were unroofed
while the business section is a mass
of wreckage. Tonight the town is in
total darkness- and rescuing parties
are groping their way with lanterns
through the wreckage looking for the
injured. ,
Many persons took refuge in the
Methodist church. The building was
crushed and many in it were injured.
ADVISORY STORM WARNINGS.
Were Ordered on the Gulf Coast Last
Niqht. .
; Tampa, Fla., Nov. 11. Advisory
northwest storm warnings were order
ed oh the gulf coast, from Mobile and
Carrabell and from Hatteras to East
port on the Atlantic coast at 9:22 to
night, ...
At Jacksonville, Fla.
Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 11. The lo
cal weather bureau sent out tonight
warnings of a cold wave, which will
reach this section tomorrow night or
early Monday. Predictions for tomor
row are threatening weather with rain
in the afternoon or evening, which will
be followed by colder weather on Mon
day morning.'
New York., Nov. 11. Charles War
ren, representing Boston n the Three
Cushion Billiards' League, tonigut de
feated Frank McKee and John Dankel
rran. of the New York team, -by a score
of 50 to 45, in 95 innings. Each slue
b-nrte a high run of five. .
BUSINESS LOCALS
AdwrtlMBcats Luertctf uder this
bead ae eet per ward tor each laser
tloa, but b dvertlseBMBt taken tor
Ims thaa ZSc Additional words, mora
tbaa 25, on ceat per word. Vales tbo
advertiser baa a regular account, all
advertisements ander this bead are
STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE, the
amounts being too imill to warrant
a charge. Tba Star will aead wit heat
eharge, A. D. T. (Western Union) Mes
senger to say address La the city for
advertlseosenta In this department open
reqaeet by 'Phono to No. 81. A. D. T.
Meeeeager'wlll also call tor telegrams
tor tbo Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, or for notes or small packages
to be delivered anywhere In tbo city.
No eharge tor the telegrams, bat "a
mall charge tor strictly A. D. T. eaUs
or telephone subscriber may at any
time telephone their telegrams, bills
rendered . to salt tbo sender dally,
weekly or monthly. For this service,
call We tern Union, "Phone No. S. Bat
for advertisements, always call the Star
office. No. 01. .Copy tor Baslnoss Lo
cals cannot bo taken over the telephone
bat apon reqneet Messenger will, be
dispatched to any part of the city tor
them ,
JOHNSON'S ORCHESTRA Everything
new und tin-to-date. 211 8. 3rd St.: tele
Phone 1778, nol2-2t
WANTED Shinning clerk. - Must report
at 7 A. M. Address io , o .handwriting.
"F," care Star. . ,. - ;- - ; ; ; nol2-lt
SALESMEN Do you want: $10 . a day
side line - deal ? ' Snappiest proposition ever
Kpninir. ' 'Will sell v everywhere. ' Strong
enough for main line.
American Factories
Co;, St. 1ou1h, Mo.
nol2-lt
SALESMAN WANTED to.' work " North
Carolina with ' caudy, cigars and , soft
drinks; we pay salary and expenses. .Los
Angeles Products Co... St. Louis, Mo.
. V .. . . ; nol2-lt
FOR SALE S. C. B..I. Red cockerels
f. W, Wood strain, $1.00 each. A. J. Bar
bour Cerro Gordo, N. C.-'' v " nol2-19-2t
SALESMEN Do vou want S10 n da.v
side line deal? Snappiest proposition ever
sprung. . Will sell . everywhere. Strong
enougu, xor main line. American Facto
ries- Co1., St.' Louis, Mo. ' ! - nol2-lt
WHY DON'T YOU build your house
with concrete blocks. Persnnn rtwninir nnd
living in them are satisfied. It is the other
leugw mat. aoes tne Kicking. J. c. Her-
rlng.'v ' .' -: - nol2-lt
FOR' 'SALE One .ten. syrup -and - three
ime .ippincott Wall Soda Foun
tain. Only In use 3 TMKl and nmrtu hw.
ed oak counter, with marble slab, -Must be
ma oeiore Fep. 1st. v A bargain .for cash
bargain .for cash
I 'I P01?"1
rcB eon..:-'
WAKE fpi HnrMid on t ! Advertise ! Mul-
tlgruph lmltatlau. typewrittea circulars;
cheap as prlathnri betterresults. All classes
typewriting and' notary work. Harrlss
Typewriting and Advertising Co., 114 Prin
cess street; 'phone 706. del-tu,su,th-tf
'ROOMS Ft)R BENT Two large -front
rooms, nicely furnished, in good, locality.
Will rent cheap.. Call 314 N. 2nd. t': ,
CALL. AT ONCE for "Special Fall" rates
on. shortba ad uad -business courses, at the
Southern Commercial . School ; located cor
ner "3rd, , nnd Prlocess streets. .Positions
guaranteed. -', . ( -, . ' nol2-lt
REWARD The' .undersigned willr, pay
$.00 reward for Information as to parties
la big touring- car which' rau into our
buggy on Castle Haynes road, near Castle
Haynes, Friday, night about 8 -o'clock. Car
carried no lights 'and; after 'throwlag us
luto the ditch, the 'parties sped awdy. of
fering us no relief, desplte-;our appeals.
W. D. Pugh, D. M, Williams. nol2-lt
DUMAS' AXD - CRAWFORD 25' vols,
each. Either set $15.(K) or both for $27.50.
"Books," Box 428. City. nol2-lt
FOR SALB'l Maxwell runabout, $200.
Crankshaft, cylinders, clutcbv differentials,
rear axle, all new. Apply Box ,267.
... i. -"; ; nol2-3t
WANTED 'Table boacdersai Also have
furnished room suitable for two. Apply
313 N. Second street. nol2-lt
r STRAYED A bay pony with " black
uinne and tall. Last seen going out E.
Wilmington road.--Suitable reward for re
turn to 18th and - Terry aves., Carolina
Place. nol2-lt
WANTED On a tract of tlmter contain
ing four thousand acres 40 to 50 good
cross tie hewers. Men easily earn $2.00
per day or more; pay day every Saturday.
Address or come to see R. T. . .ndley, 114
Princess st; Lock - box 605, Wilmington.
N. C. . nol2-tf
WANTED To hear from parties having
for sale tract or tracts, of land that would
be suitable for hunting preserves. Game
must be plentiful. "B. Ay,f! care. Star.
. . ---. .i ... nol2-lt
WANTED One furnished room by young
gentleman. Prefer to room with someone.
"T. E. B.," care- Star. nol2-lt
I CAKES of all. kinds made and baked to
order. 'Phone 1012.
uol2-lt
WANTED . a.s Salesmen , to . sell Fancy
Fruit Ciders and Phosphates in small
towns ; 30 pen cent. commission ; $4iX)
weekly advanee. i .Uus. ThanCTO S. Main St..
St. Louis,-Mo. -r " nol2-19-2t
! . 1 ,
- SIDELINE - traveling salesmen make
to 5 weekly handling our latest pro-
O action oi aavertlsuig inns. L.iheral terms.
Apply at once.. United States Calendar Co.,
Cincinnati. ... -Mm nol2-lt
WANTED Four unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping, south of Market street.
Address P. O. Box T13, City. nol2-lt
WANTED .tO.000, 7x9x8 1-2: 30.000 6x9x8.
and 20.000 0x8x8 sap cross ties. It. T.
Wlndley, Office 114 lTlneess street: Lock
box UUi. ... nol2-tf
FIVE ROOMS for rent, either furnlslied
or nnfurutshed. Apply to Mrs. Helena
Bremer.-over Hall's Drug 8tore,. Fifth and
Castle streets. noli-It
ROOMS FOR RENT Four unfurnished
rooms, connected: all conveniences, includ
ing electric lights, bath and telephone. Es
pecially suitable for. light housekeeping:.
New bouse; paved i street; ' within half
block or car Hue. Telephone 1791-J. - .
- - -nol2-lt
FOR KENT To married roanle without
cDUdren, desirable, rooms for light house
keeping, at Winter Park Gardens.. Elec
trie lights and. telephone. .Address Box
578, CItyt: , . nol2-lt
BE A DETECTIVE Earn S150 to &M0
monthly: travel; write Snpt. Ludwlg. 1710
Scarritt Bldg Kane City, Mo. uol2-lt
FOR RENT Suite of attractive rooms In
desirable locality. Itdvote bath, gas, elec
tricity. Addresa "H'l-rare Star. nol2-lt
LAND FOR SALE Three valuable farms
one to three miles from town. H. F. Petrce,
Warsaw, a. Cr.. , k . - uol2-7t
LABORERS WANTED For .work in
saw mill and log woods at Wallace. N. C.
Pay -day every .Saturday. .Plenty of good
tenement houses and. boarding bouses for
both white and colored laborers. The Nor
folk Lumber Co., Wallace.- uol2-su4t
LOST In the neighborhood of Tenth
aud Ited Cross afreets, one pair of eye
glasses In case.. Iteward.- Notify "Phone
w. r- i nol2-lt
TABLE BOARD-rfiermaa home cookuie
Rates reasonable. 205 Aim Street. nol2-lt
WANTED Good man to handle line of
Ciders and Vinegars. Exclusive territory
ana mgn grade goods,- .iiiberai enmmis-
stons, weekly settlements. Exclusively or
as side line. References required. Red-
lands .Mfg. Co- Richmond. Va. nol2-3t
BE A TRAVELING SALESMAN Earn
while you learn. Write for particulars of
our System. Bradstreet System, Roches
ter, N. Y. , nol2-lt
FIFTY TO 92M a week easy. Sales to
Rankers. Business Meu and Professionals.
We make salesmen. $10- on every -sale.
Ferrlne, 118 South Cllntoa St., Chicago.
, ; ' :,-. ri ,j nol2-lt
SALES OF BANKRUPT STOCKS of
Merchaudise.. As receiver of the Peoples
Hardware and Furniture Company, under
order of the court. I will., on Monday, the
27th day of November. 1911. at 12 o clock
noon, at Rowland, North. Carolina, offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, the large stock of hardware,
fixtures,- etc.; nbeTetofore owned by said
People's Hardware and Furniture Com
pany; also on the following day (Tnesday,
November 28th;.. 19111, at12 o'clock noon.
at Red Springs; N. C I will offer a similar
stock of goods heretorore-wued by snin
corporation and contained in Its branch
store at Red Springs. All persons inter
ested may secure full information by ad
dressing John A. McCormlck, Receiver,
Rowland, N. C. nol2-eod to. no28
WANTED Office boy. Must be able to
use typewriter; some knowledge of short
hand preferred. Address "B," care Star.
-. nol2-lt
EARN $30 WEEKLY taking orders for
Cut Rate Groceries. Outfit free. Standard
Grocery Co- 352 Arcade. Cleveland, O.
-; nol2-lt
FOR SALE One fine brown - mare, kind
and gentle In all harness : - guaranteed to
be; sound. .Also one Jersey cow and one
young hound. J. D. Thompson, R. F. D. 2,
City. i-t- nol2-lt
, FOR SALKvTen-acre -farms' near City
Race Track,-Andubon and car line, facing
shell road. Can be oougiit ut n price to
Insure a good investmeut. or suitable for
desirable country home, with city advan
tages' cloee by.- .See H.- F: - Wilder; Real
Estate Agent, telephone 631,- 207 Prim-ess
street; 4v , . : nol2-2t
FOR RENT One deslmble office In
Wilder building, $J.O0 per month ; also mo
dern dwelling . with seven rooms, near
Fifth and Church streets-and seven room
dwelling thoroughly overhauled with bath
ana. sewerage; at 312 so. tn ut. ti. tr. wua
er, Real Estate Aaent.. 207 Princess street
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FOR RENT ABartmewt'of three rooms
furnished for llarht housekeeping. Gas-and
wood stove in , kitchen ; first floor; use of
bath and 'phone.' Apply 311 So. 0th street,
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THE ' SOUTHWEST CORNER of 1 Fif
teenth and Market, streets- is now, for the
first . time in 20 years, offered - ror .sale
This lot has a. frontage of ninety feet on
MarKet street and. 130. feet on "iiteentn
runs back to : Meadow , street (30 foot
street). Investor will be wise to buy now
soon both sides of street will he Improved
ana prices will Jump. See us Monday J
G. Wright & Son, Sole Agents. . . nol2-lt
WANTED .Three burnished v rooms for
A light ; housekeepiris;,; Address "X.'-'' care J
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WANTED Bargain n good, strong wa
gon ..horse. Apply , to 8 . , W,. Sanders, at
once.-, ' . . x' . '-v,:;,. '..'..noiw-ot
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN Jersey
heifer, 2' years old. .Dark feet and head,
with mouse-colored nose. Reward.. 'Phone,
1572.;- , . ' . .. . no9-tf
SECOND nAND squar piano for' sale.
In good order. : Cheap to cash purchaser.
Address "Piano.? carol Star . Office. v
WANTED 100 young men and women
to take . advantage of Southern Business
College's low rates. - Third floor, I. O. O.
F, Building. Call for particulars at once
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TAILORING Gentlemen, see' my line of
Fall and- Winter Suitings before you
boy; popular- prices. . Leger Meyer, Mer
chant Tailor,-' 109 Princess st, 2nd floor;
Princess Building. - Jy9-su-tf to7-18
LAND FOR. SALE The land known as
the NoMes property, containing about four
hundred acres or the most productive son
in North Carolina, less than a mile from
city limits, on macadamized" road and tra
versed by A. C. L. Railroad. This property
is suitable for -farming, colonizing and sub
urban development. For further particu
lars, address JV O. Box . 482. Wilmington,
N. C. , ; , -r :s i . no5,7,10,12,19.26-6t
OFFICE Trou- BENT in '' Odd .Fellows'
building, corner Third and "Princess streets.
Rent Includes light, heat and superintend
ence. Apply to J. G. Wright and Son, 124
Princess street, or L. w. Moore,. Chairman.
Telephone 631, 207 Princess st. '
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FLOWERS We will send half doxen as
sorted bulbs that ' will bloom in Spring1,
with description . and price list o duids
and plants for 25c. silver. We supply
anything that grows. Bllck Floral Com
pany, .Dept. "A Norfolk, Va. no7-7t
FRESH SOUR KRAUT All good. things
to eat you will find at the right place." Ex
tra fancy telery, grape fruii and bananas.
Fresh meaw'bf all kinds always on band.
Palace Market Co. 'Phone No. 72.
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NEW LOT of horses, ponies and mules
just received.- They. are aS good as they
grow. Every horse guaranteed as repre
sented. A saddler that makes riding a
pleasure, J. J. Darby, Orange street be
tween Water and Front. no7-6t
HORSES FOR SALE One fine draft
horse, weighing 1,580 lbs.; 'also one pair of
city broke horses, weighing about '800 lbs.
each, at Burden's Stables, Burgaw, N. C.
J. J. Barden, Sr. nol0-3t
WE HAVE what you want. Dressed
turkeys, dressed chickens, young and old,
drerfsed ducks. Home-made pprk sausage,
country pig pork, nice back bone and spare
ribs. .Native and Western beef, veal and
lamb. Extra fancy celery add lettuce. An
kinds of . fruits and vegetables, tilre us
your orders today. Palace Market Co..
Phone No. 72. v
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' WANTED An experienced saleslady In
millinery, department. Splendid perma
nent position. to. right party. J. H. Ren
der & Co. j.j . . -. j; noll-2t
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THE GILBERT" Remodeled: newlv
furnished; all hotel conveniences. Front
and Princess streets, - junction of trolley
lines; cars to -bcf")b and depot; steam
heat; electric llgbtLAnd bot water. Excel
lent cuisine aud good service. Rates.
$1.50 and $2.00 a, day.-.-Liberal discount to
couples and peoples-who stay longer.
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118 18 THE NUMBER to caU for plumb
ing. The biar force we put on last week
cleared . our books . of repair work. Now
we are ready for your, orders. D. L. T.
Cappa Plumbing Co., J. B. Griffith, Mgr..
aiarxet street. ocl5-tf
SPECIALS at Pure Food Market: New
sour krout, flue lettuce and celery. All
kinds fresh meats; fine New River oysters
nd liver pudding; best of season. Pure
rood Market,. D. m. Davis, Prop. Thone
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. I'N REDEEMED shot suns of high grade
makes: Utica. Remington. Fox. L. C.
Smith, Sterling, at bargains. Give us a
call before yoa buy.- Uncle Charles' Pawn
Shop, 10 South Front St., Yellow building.
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FOR SALE One ninth . Interest In 1.225
acres of land, one and a half miles west of
Ivanboe, N. C For further particulars ap
ply to A. Sellers, Ivanhoe, N. C.
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TO THE PUBLIC Uncle Charles' pawn
hop has moved to 18 8. Front attest; look
for the yellow, building, mySl-tf
ATTENTION . LADIES!
Elcaya Cream. '
Cream See, '
Ingram's Milk Weed, .
Pompeian Cream, ,
Nyal's Peroxid Cream,
Dorothy Ternon Cream, '
Palm Olive Cream,
Feroxide Cream,
Cream de Mendor,
Kosmea Cream",
Woodbury's Facial Cream,
Cucumber Cream,
Hokara Cream,
MISSION PHARMACY. .
Custle Hall. Stonewall Lodge, No,
K. of P.
Erothers: --,-.-
You ure urgently requested to attend
the convention of this Lodge, to be held
tomorrow (Monday) eveuing, Nov. l.'ith.. at
S o'clock, for the trnusactiou of important
business. Fruternally. W. C SMITH, .
nol2-lt ' K. of R. and S.
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REPAIRING -
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Fine Watches and ; Jewelry
A SPECIALTY
A. 0. SCHUSTER
f E WE LE R , :
104 North a Front v Street
amonds
watches
Jewelii
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WILMINGTON, N. C
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USE YOUR HEAD MORE YOUR PURSE LESS.
Jhe one; who thinkslooking toward the future and
profits thereby, is the, one -who, in old age, has a compe
tency, A Bank Acco'unt-helps one to realize the value of
money and the value of saving. Every one should have
a bank account. No matter how small, added to every
week it will give you a snug sum in old age.
Begin to save: at oncel . . , "
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The Atlantic (Trust & Banking Co.
"The qank that will HelpYou."
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TPESI10L0 GA1
The Wilmington Furniture Co. is still selling better
goods at lower prices, selling more goods, making
more satisfied customers.
' In additioh to their large line of regular staple Fur
niture and Housefurnishings, they carry Bernstein cel
ebrated three-piece Beds, Ostermoor Superior Mat
tresses,' Bloch's Matchless Go-Carts "and Carriages, the
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets.
Quite a nice line of Costumers, Jardinieres, Tabour
ettes, Fancy Hamper Baskets, and many other special
'ties.'M irv'- v.:V : 'i" ' : ;
If you ,w6iild save money and make for yourself sat
isfaction 'and pleasure, see
Wilmington Furniture Co.
" r ' SECOND AND PRINCESS.
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Mew River Mullets
186 Bbls. Large Roe Mullets
271 BbU: Medium MulletsV
, 1 18 BbU. Small Mullets "r
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231 Bags R. P. Seed OaU
lib Bushels !5eed Rye t :r ";
37 Bbls. Baldwin Apples,: :
24 Bbls. Ben Davis Apples
41 Bags Eating, Potatoes
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92 Cases Lemon Cling
. Peaches -tf:;K't .
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47 Gases. Fancy, Corn ? ;
274 Cases Standard .Corn
Member Merchants Trade
; Extension Association. ( -
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WHERE DO THEciuT
A glance is, all vmVTS
. LUttt ine linn , M
? est, capable, UJ hon-
. can arn the resi)ec
VAll oUi.. ai
need to
self to his
aniiUt u.
. to deny himself ' whit nVbl
not to have. Y u .it
tell that a g00d part o h!a
ten s of his pay envef0, elf
posited regularly i, l c. ,S(1e-
account for
ties. He's the
mar. that. Wiit
win out. Why m.t i,
'by starting
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SHV1gs account
at" nur hanl-
Interest Paid.
Bank
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Neatly Done.
CHANGE OF
SCHEDULE
v Starting on Monday, 0c
tober 30th, Steamer Lis
bon will load every Mon
TJinrnrlav for
points along the Cape Fear
river as far as Elizabeth
tnum Returning to the
W WW W
city every Wednesday and
Saturday.
.Passengers and Freight
will have personal atten
tion.
W. D. BLIZZARD,
Maler
National
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