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V 1 51 i- THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 5, 1914: THREE ALEfGH IS PREPARING. FOR BAPTISTS DE STATE State Convention to Meet At First Church December 8 c-iior Craijc Gratified at Majorities fHvfd hy Democrat in Elec tion Kndorsement of Wil son Administration. (Special Star Correspondence.) . sleigh. X. - Nov- The congre- of the First eapiisi cnurcn is ;n to entertain the North Caro- Baptist State Convention, which gstion prepar nes here December 8th, with Rev. j4 purhrfm as tne presianig omcer, C' ' .filiated that a thousand or more 1 . t-rv spotion nf tVia JBapt PRESBYTERIANS ACCEPT GIFT FOR NEW CHURCH Will Receive 60,00 If They Raise f ' SSO.OOO. lists irJ'" gtate rhich section of the will he here for the convention, is the largest religious conven- . fnA llOC ... tion that tne -- Governor Craig: Gratified, mvernor Craig, in the executive of - , iftpr a. week SDent cm. fices tOCW. ;,.r in -Western Carolina and in hevine yesterday to vote, said that j,e iS much gratified at the outcome of the election both in the State and the v tion that it is evident that the peo 7 ';' sustained the policy of Presi- vx -... The measures adontpd d,n, Wiison. by the pre: sent Congress, he said, were of a ne order and challenged the at- tention 01 Z. 7 " th fact that the next Congress is to he Democratic shows that the policy d tie measures of the present admin fstrition will be sustained and that Tuiprit Wilson win continue the great reforms he has begun. Thp Governor said that he regrets very much that Congressman Gudger c-oems to have lost in the Tenth dis trict and that while the loss of the strict is a disappointment, tne result 1" nOt a Slirpi l?r, txim mat. luu tuiltlli- ued overwhelming democratic majori ty i nthe State insure the continua tion of the enjoyment by the people of tiie-sood government with which the State has been Messed since xaou. Charters issuea. Charters were issued today for three new corporations as follows: The Ashley Home Corporation, Clay ton. X. C, capital $100,600, chartered to take over a portion of the estate of the late Col. Ashley Home, with Mrs. Ashley Horne, Mrs. Nettie Home Mc Cullers, Chas. V. Horne and Miss Swannanoa Horne as the incorpora tors. The company has authority to develop farm, timber and city lands, ferm and engage in agriculture gener allv. operate mills, factories of var ious sorts and do a general corporate business, organization to be effected November 5th. The Farmers' & Merchants Cotton Warehouse Co.. of Mount Olive, capital K5,fln'0 authorized and $1,000 subscrib ed by J. W. Kelly and others, for stor iz cotton and issuing negotiable cer frates of deposit. Hie East End Realty Co., of Char tee, capital $123,000 authorized and A'onn subscribed tey L.. C. Smith, and Carter, of Polkton, and H. H. McLen- don, of Wadesboro, for real estate de velopment. Durham, N. c.y Nov. 4. The members SLi f resbyteriaiv church . decided wotoy accePt the offer of G. W. 21 t. Fttive to the building of a new cnurch. The acceptance was unanimous wV..te f thans was extended to Mr. Watts. Mr. Watts' offer was that he would give $60,000 toward the build ing of a new church if the congrega tion, would raise an additional $20,000. The new church is to cost $80,000 and will occupy the site of the present ho"fe of worship. It was also decided to build a new parsonage for the new church and will occupy a part of the ground on which the parsonage now stands. Both men and women members of the church had held meetings and had agreed separately to accept the Watts offer and the decision was merely a joint decision of what had already been agreed upon separately. Committees were appointed at the meeting and they will, begin" at once getting things in a shape for the buildine of the church. The congregation hardly expects to start work before spring, but they in tend to have everything in full readi ness when warm weather opens up and the work will be pushed to comple tion. - WILSON NOT PLEASED . WITH HER "COUNTY COURT. May Ask Legislature to Repeal the Act Warehouse Completed. WOMEN OF THE NORTH TAKE ' KINDLY TO USE OF COTTON. pid-Fashioned Washable Cotton Under shirt Coming? , Into Vegrue. CJhicago,' Nov. 2-. Women of the North are taking kindly to the new fashion decree which has brought back into popular favor the old washable petticoat.. At . the ; headquarters of the FashI6n .Art League of America, in the Michigan Boulevard building, . which promulgated the fashion decree; it was declared today that words of approval are coming in from all parts of the United ' States especially from' lthe North, where the utility of the lingerie underskirt is appreciated these cold days. With the newly, fashioned short, wide skirts which women of good taste are adapting, the cotton petticoat conies as the next thing to a . necessity. It protects the wearer from cold and ex posure. '-.'..' "The popularity : of the cotton under skirt will increase the cotton eonsump tion in' the United States very material ly," said Mine: -7 Alia Ripley, president of the -Fashion Art League of America. "You can figure. ..it out for yourself. Each skirt will'use up from two to four yards of cotton. The average wo man will have1 from four to six of the skirts in her wardrobe. Now find out how many million women there are in America and you can tell how many billion yards of cotton goods. this new fashion decree will add to consump tion.'' .Wide skirts are seen with great fre quency on ""Michigan Boulevard daily, where the fashionables of . Chicago promenade every afternoon. (Special Star Correspondence.) Wilson, N. C, Nov. 4. Since the es tablishment of the Recorder's court or the "county court" as it is usually termedr-he result has not been satis factory to the majority of the citi zens, and the board of county commis sioners are clearly of the opinion that the- next Legislature should be asked to abolish the court. At the last ses sion of the board the matter was dis cussed and several members of the local bar appeared and asked for an other trfal of the court. One of the objections to the court is the state ment that is merely an additional ex pense with very little benefit to the people of the county, as in very few instances are trials in that court final ly ended, it being the usual procedure to appeal to the Superior court. The Wilson County Co-Operative cotton storage warehouse, erected by the efforts of farmers and town people formally opened Tuesday. The re ceipts for the first day went to 150 bales. .The management announces storage rates of about half the usual charge and hopes to popularize the warehouse. ' The first number of the Lyceum course is the coming to Wilson of the Weatherwax Quartette tonight. REV. L. L. JOHNSON DEAD. OFF FOR COLUMBIA FRIDAY. CROSS COUXTRV RUN TO BE MADE SATURDAY. A. & M. College Event of Interest- Other 'ews Notes. 'Special Star Correspondence.) West Raleierh. N. C, Nov.' 4. The cross country run, to determine who anil br -embers of the 'varsity track team of the A. & M. College, will te held Saturday, November 14th. The Ti-;n making the required run in the will be given a gold medal hy the athletic association. A number of merchants of Raleigh will five other prizes. Twenty-seven men "ill constitute the team. - : ave been arranered with Wake Forest and Trinity, one to be held with each college in Raleigh and one "vith each college on their respec tive fields. Manager Atkinson is mak ing efforts to secure meets with Wash ington and Lee and Virgina Polytech nic Institute. The A. & M. College '"ill he represented at the South At lantic meet at Baltimore in April. B. Boyles. of Durham countv. has been elpoted historian of the Fresh man class. A rally meeting was held Monday riisrht in the interest of the freshman football team and much en thusiasm aroused. This team will play the high schools of Wilmington and Greensboro, provided dates can be arranged. TJr. R. F. Kaunn. a specialist in noul- "yincr, will arrive this week to be come a member of the faculty and also rio some extension work at the experiment station. Dr. Ka.nrm has ?come rpoosrn i zed as a nonltrv einert thiousrhout the nation, and the col Iee will thus be eauinned well in this department. The Tpunis Club has been permanent- organized and efforts will be. marie to have' an intercolleeiate here next spring, as soon as the baseball sched ule lias been arranged. Wake Forest to Meet University of South Carolina Saturday. (Special Star Correspondence.) Wake Forest, N. C, Nov. 4. Wake Forest's football team will leave' Fri day for Columbia where they will meet the strong team of the Univer sity of South Carolina Saturday. Coach Smith is giving the boys hard training preparing them for the battle. Last year the University outplayed Wake Forest in the last two quarters and overcame a lead of ten to seven and defeated them 27 to, 10. After haying shut out, the strong Roanoke eleven here last Saturday 19 to 0, the team and students are hoping that the results this Saturday will be another scalp in their belt. The team is in excellent condition, not a man so far this sea son has been seriously injured; they all have been observing training strictly. Former Trinity Student and Member Oklahoma Conference. . (Special Star .Correspondence.) Durham, . N. C, Nov. 4. Rev. L. L. Johnson, a former student of Trinity College, for a number of years a mem ber of the Oklahoma Conference, died in Oklahoma a few days ago. Mr. Johnson Was a minister of prominence, having served for several years as pre siding elder in his Conference. He was for several years a member of the North Carolina Conference, and was at one time pastor of Carr church in East Durham. U. of Sfl. C. Defeats Wofford. Spartanburg, S. C, Nov. 4. Univers ity of South Carolina defeated Wofford College here today by the score of 25 to 0. Wofford was outweighed, but put up a good defense. Carolina scor ed one touchdown in each quarter, but could kick goal but once. Visit the Grand Bazaar of the German-American Ladies' Aid Society, Howard Relief Club, forner Front and Orange. Open after 4 o'clock p. m. on the 4th, 5th and 6th. Welcome to all. Advertisement. 3t Good-bye sore feet, burning feet, swol len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet. Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions and raw spots. No more shoe tight ness, no more limp ing with pain or drawing up your face in .agony. ;rjIZ"- is magical, : abta ;rigfit off. "TIZ" draws out all the poisonous exudationa which puff . up the feet. Use "TIZ" and for est your foot misery. Ah ! how comfortable your feet feeL Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ" now at any druggist or department store. Don't suffer. Have , good feet, glad feet, feet that never swell, never hurt, never get tired. A year's foot comfort guaranteed or money refunded. LOUIS W. PARKER RESIGNS. As President of the Parker Cotton Mill Company String of Mills. Greenville, C. No. 4. Louis W. arKer. president of the striner of cot ton mills comprising the Parker Cotton -lilla Company, todav reslened as nres- 1Qent, and Alpynnrlor AT a oRpth rpsicn- e,l as treasurer. M. C. Bra.nch. of Rich ?onn, Va., was elected president and E Reattie, of this city, was elected treasurer. TVi c Pnrtr ri-,tn TVmie - mills in the United States, compris a number of the largest mills in this state EVEN CURES ULCERS? Re dy That Costs Almost Nothing. ' it HlattPr h mir rort r oam ulna UllCt.S VOU. it is holiovorl that Hnlro. hmU-Ve pure skin healer, will cure it, ,'y- it it doesn't cure, the purchase VnCJi will ho rnfim,lA,) ' 'licks Hun tin or Tinner rrv Vi lnio 1 agents ot Hokara, who have sold hun- uleUf! ot linnl.-no-oo c-o,t , 1' " anv. form of wound or disease ? Uie skin that Hokara does 1 heal, and its reliet1 comes so quick- dViw ,lllo?e who try 1t are simply juieu Willi it. barhr. I . 'u.ix, uiiicKneaas, acne. am , , ' auyx al1 stun trouuies simnl-1 l reli?ved by applying this It cnnra- ueaier and tissue builder. cIpanT ; 0 uu srease or aews, ana is 1 xl use line us BuntinS's drug store is sel 25c5 a large package of Hokara for (adTertisenient. - . QibbS BULL HEAD BRAND TOMATO CATSUP 802- NET WEIGHT Absolute. Lr -The way to ECONOMIZE this "Winter is to Order Low priced Cuts of Meat and FLAVOR them with Gibbs Catsup: You'll get an APPETIZING Tesult. Gibbs Catsup is abso lutely Pure with a Rich Tomato Flavor, The Bull Head . . r .1 . .Tiiii.ino : . . . 1 1 i 1. I Inn 1 1 f 1." . GIBBS TABASCO CATSUP made with a little more sea soning for those who like a Hot Catsup! 8 oz. Bottle 10 cents. GIBBS. APPLE JELLY, made from -the iulce 01 wonnern ApplesJ - No Preservatives are used. 8 oz. Glass - ' 10 cents. GIBBS PRESERVING COMPANY. . Baltimore, Maryland. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Men's regular $15 and $18 suits for $12.98 . . . Men's Balmacaans for $11.98. Women's up-to-date Coats special at $15 ... Women's Tail ored Suits special at $15, $18 and $20. These are but a few of the many big clothing values we are offer ing on Easy Weekly Terms No Charge for Alterations $1.00 A Week Payments We Guarantee Every Garment Buy Your Clothing on Our Easy, Convenient Plan o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 8 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o FARLEY & CO. 116 Market Street O O O 8 O O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooo Just add milk and lard then mix No seasoning no leavening making biscuits or hot breads with Valier's Romance Flour Self-Rising is a matter of but a minute's work; and the results are always gratifying. Romance flour is just the finest wheat flour to which has been added pure seasoning and self-rising ingredients. Made 1 n m mill where the only consideration U qsl ay. The Corbett Company Wholesale Distribators , Wilmington FAIRS RALEIGH. N. C North Carolina State Tair . . .$4.75 Tickets on sale October 17th to 24th, limited to October 26th. NEWBERN, N. C Eastern Carolina Fair . . . .$2.90 Tickets on sale October 26th to 30th, limited v to October 3 1st. ' FAYETTEVILL6, N. C Cumberland Co. Fair . . $3.25 Tickets on sale October 25th to 30th, limited to October 31st. I- " ' RATES INCLUDE ONE ADMISSION INTO FAIR GROUNDS. For Any Information 'Phone 160-J. ATLANTIC COAST LINE Standard Railroad of the South, Death Death Death Death TO RATS AND MICE DEATH DOOM Will clear your premises of the dangerous - pests quicker than anything else. It has been tried right here in Wilmington, and has proven so in every case. "Ant Doom," "Thunderbolt" and "Hoodoo Paper" will do, the work where ANTS are concerned. JACK FROST HAS COME. Notwithstanding WAR TIMES, there has been no advance on RUBBER goods. Fact is, on ac count of the prevailing Hard Times, we are selling: Fountain Syringes and Hot Wa ter Bottles at Greatly Reduced Prices. NEW goods just received, and we wilrmake prices irresistible to you. We have a splendid line of them. Don't wait until you have to have them. Water Bottles and Syringes, from 75c up. Delivered ANYWHERE in the city. , J, HICKS BUNTING DRUG COMPANY Front and Grace Streets. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY The Progressive Railway of the South. Bulletin of Special Round Trip Rates in Effect from Wilmington. RICHMOND, VA. $10.70 On sale November 6, 7, 8; limited, re turning, November 22nd. CHARLOTTE, X. C. . . f5.no On sale November 23, 24, 25, 26; limited returning November 29th. ATLANTA, GA. $13.85 On Bale November 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12; limited, returning, November 23. CHARLOTTE, N. C . ,. ..40 On sale Oct. 25 to 30th; limited, return ing, November 1st. SAVANNAH, GA S10.80 On sale November 7, 8p9 and 10; limit ed returning November 20. For tickets, Pullman reservations, or any information, call 'phone 178, or ap ply to Agent. H. E. PLEASANTS, T. P. A., Wilmington, N. a JOHN T. WEST, D. P. A., Raleih. N. C. THE BADGE OF HONOR HAVJST fill W. R. BARKSDALE FOR CAPE FEAR OIL CO. Atlantic Coast Line "The Standard Railroad ot the South. , ' Bulletin or Special Round Trip Fares. irom WILMIHGTO: RALEIGH, N. C. ... .$4.T5 On sale October 17 to 24, inclusive, lim ited returning October 26. NEW ORLEANS," LA. ... $35.60 On sale October 24. 25 and 26, limited returning November 15. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C $3.25 On sale October 25 to 30, inclusive. Limited, returning, October 31st. CHICAGO, ILL. ..: $41.70 On sale October 24, 25 and 2G; limited, returning, November 4th. RALEIGH, N. C ..$4.75 On sale October 26 to 29, inclusive. Limited, returning, November 1. NEWBERN, N. C . . . $2.0O On sale October 26 to 30, inclusive. Limited, returning, October 31. RICHMOND, VA $10.70 On sale November 6, 7, 8; limited, re turning, November 22nd. ATLANTA, GA. .813.85 On sale November 7, 8. 9, 10, 11 and 12, limited returning November 23. SAVANNAH, GA $10.80 On sale November 7, 8, 9 and 10, limit ed returning November 20. For schedules, reservations and any further information, call 'phone 160, or apply to C. M. ACKER, Ticket Agent of the ATLANTIC COAST LINE W. J. CRAIG. T. O. WHITE. Pans. Traf. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agt. D3efblk8cWstem 300 cases New Sardines , 200 bags Green Coffee 500 cases New Tomatoes 200 cases New Corn Complete line of Grocer ies. Prices and Samples on Application. Send your order to SAMUEL BEAR, SR., & SONS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, 311 N. Front St., WILMINGTON, N. C Quickest ana Best Line West and &orth wess. Block System. Rock Hsllast. 88 -lb. Ralls. Schedule In .Effect May 10. 1914. Lt. Noiioik . . M , e.Uk.ai e:uvy, it. x eieisusr. . . . .ilx;uu ain.u;y Ly. Uuriiaia 7:00a.m. 6:30 pja, Ly. Lyucnourg . . . .1 p.nii zuwa.m. Ar. Cincinnati . . K .1 7:2ua.ia. OiZOp.ot. Ar. Columbus . . . .) 6:45 a.m.1 7 KM) p.m. Ar. Chicago . . . .( 6 p.m. 8:00 a.m. Ar. St. Louis I 6:32p.m.j 8:t0kJa, Close ctmaectluQ made lor cjcatus. Has Fr&ucMco ami Ail vVetftern joints. Pullman sleeping and parlor cart, M.. and W. Cafe dining cara. Equipment anv service standard of excellence. Bine Bldga and Allegheny mountains crossed at mt picturesque parts. Tim.. i,nim. iacrlnr.tT literature as! Information free. Correspondence in riles., W. B. BEVILU Paaa. Traf. Mgr. W. C. SOUNDERS. G. P. A-Boanoke, V. C. H. BOSLHT. D. P. A- Xtlcnmona. Va. $10.70toRichmond,Va. and Return via The Atlantic Coast Line The Standard Railroad of . the South. SOUTHERN MEDICAL CONVENTION Tickets on sale Nov. 6. 7. 8 ; limited to reach original starting point prior to midnight of November 22nd, 1914. W. J. CRAIG. T. C. WHITE, Pass. Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agt. WILMINGTON. N. C. pftlEDMONT UMtEJMT for Particular u PEOPLE and Argo Self-Rising Flour Are Supreme where Quality Counts "ASK YOUR GROCER" LOVE & WOODY Wholesale Grocers. Phone 809. GEO. W. MUGGINS, JEWELER 105 MARKET STREET A visit to our Show Windows will give you an idea of a few of the new and many gifts we have to offer. Take one look, and make your "Gift Buying" a pleasure for ever afterwards. I J. L. BECTON CIVIL ENGINEER 27-28 L O. O. F. Bid.. X. W. Cor. Srd and Princess. WILMINGTON. N. O. 'Phone 1494-W. P. O. Box S84. A. B. Croom, Jr., Company Wholesale Grocers 226 North Water Street, Wilmington, N. C. Car of Can Goods. Car of the Famous" Ring- Leader" Flour. Car of Wire Nails. Large lot of Fresh Mullets. All of these just received. Full stock of Fresh Grocer ies, Drugs. Get in Touch With Us. AD-MONITIONS The ad. that w arete a lamrh" never gets anythlnar else least of aU a fllled ln coupon. ' M. "9. II It 4' Mi ,11 HI" I:, "?-.V'!7"-Ji mm
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