THE . MORNING STAR. WILMINGTON. N. MONDAY, JUNE T, 1920.
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EXERCISES HELD BY" :
FAYETTEVILLE HIGH
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president Brewer, Of Meredith
College, , Delivers The Com
mencement Addx ess, -
(Special to The Star.)
Fayetteville, June 6. Witji a com
hiencement address by Dr. Charles E.
Brewer, president of Meredith college.
the graduating exercises of the Fay-
etteville high school, were held In the
school auditorium Friday night, when
a class of twenty young men and wom
en received their diplomas. The exer
cises were largely attended despite un
' favorable weather -conditions.
The valedictorian of .-.the cjags --.was.
Miss Janie Huske and the salutatofi&n
was Miss Mary Bethune. Diplomas,
presented by John A. Oates, chairman
of the board of trustees, were received
by Rupert Harrison, Herbert' Judd,
Lloyd Thompson, Preston Harris, Nor
man Youngblood and Misses Mary
Bethune, Stella Fortson, Ada Hall, Ida
Lesaem, Verna Parker, Mamie Plum
mer, Sarah Shaw, Selraa Vann, Mattie
Jlae Burns, Frances Green, y Janie
Huske, Frances Ledbetter, Jane Pope,
Aileen Ramseur and Gladys Townsend.
The Stedman English medals were
presented by Mr. Oates to Preston Har
ris, ot the s'eniorf class, and Miss Bert
Smith, of the junior class. The trus
lees' scholarship medal was . won by
Frank Craven, of the freshman class.
The Colonial Dames' prize for the best
essay on American citizenship by a stu
dent from any Cumberland . county
school was presented to Oscar Parsley
by Major E. R. McKethan, who related
an interesting and amusing story of
his graduation with the first class to
finish the Fayetteville schools. Super
intendent W. S. Snipes presented the
county-wide spelling prize, won In
competition at the county commence
ment, to Miss Mary Bethune; the. award
for the best essay on the his
tory of Cumberland county to Miss Ida
Lessem, and the Merchants' association
prizes for essays on the advantages of
enlistment in the United States army,
to Oscar Parsley and Miss Eloise Sny
der. Certificates from the commercial de
partment of the school were presented
by Rupert Harrison, Misses Mary Tolar,
Virginia Kelly, Fannie Ahearn, Frances
Ledbetter, Gladys Townsend, Mamie
Plummer, Stella Fortson, Jane Pope,
Verna Parker and Mattie Mae Burns.
Dr. Brewer's address was an inspir
ing discourse on "Crises" and a strong
plea for conservatism in daily living.
The program was opened with singing
by. the high school glee club and pray
er by Rev. Archer Boogher, arid was
closed with the class song.
The class day exercises were held in
the morning, and were presided over
by Rupert Harrison, the class presi
dent. ' .
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"While the Renubliean leaders
m Washington are trying to
frame a platform that will ap
peal to the voters, they have not
sot ahead of Manazer Charles R.
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WALLACE VERY PROUD
OF STRONG NEW BANK;
Doors Opened Early On Morn
L ing Of The First. '
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I . (Special to The Star.) j
Wallace, June 5. The new institu
tion, of which Wallace is, justly proud,
the Farmers' Bank and ' Trust com
pany, opened its doors for business on
June 1st. There was a deposit of more
than $75,000, by over a hundred.deposf
tors. The new safe, which can be seen
from the window, is attracting a igreat
deal of attention It Is. the latest up-to-date
Mosler Screw-door Manganese
steel safe. This., bank was organized
in March, with a paid in capital of
$50,000, by over 200 stockholders. The
popular officers are; presiOent, G. B.
D. Parker; vice-pres., W.B. Drake, Ra
leigh; second, and aeting vice-president,
Wf T.Crump; cashier, O. P. Banks.,
New land" comfortable' Quarters have
been fitted tip' for a temporary home in
what has been a store, between the
postoffice and W. M. Rivenbark's auto
company. On the opening morning of
the bank, when Messrs. Crump and
Banks opened the doors of the building,
little D. E. Boney, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Boney, was the only per
son to be'. seen- on the street, it being
about "5 o'clock in the morning, .ready
with the first deposit for the hew
bank. . So eager was the little fellow
for the. prize, ,a new greenback, that he
had not ' risked being in a rush.
Little D. E. Boney, Jr., is the grand
eon and namesake of D. E. Boney, of
this place, one of the oldest and most
highly - esteemed - citizens- of- the com
munity, having long ranked as one of
the most prominent and successful
business men of the vicinity. W. T.
Crump, acting vice-presldent formerly
of Wagram, and O. P. Banks, cashier,
formerly of Charlotte, -are not new at
the banking business, having both
been in , this business for - several
years, and what the Wallace people,
and those of the surrounding commun
ity hav seen and learned of these
men, they are fully qualified for the
great, position of responsibility -, and
trust' which has been placed upon
them. ' ' ;
"MATFLOWEH HALL"
Plymouth, Eng., Jine .. Foundation
stones of a new memorial to be. called
"The Mayflower Hall," which the Salvation-
Army proposes, to -build on a
site near 'the starting place of the Pil
grim Fathers here are .to be laid on
September 6. The ceremony will take
place in Connection with the tercenten
ary celebration of the sailing of the
Pilgrims. . - .
The stones, which are to be brought
from Plymouth, Mass., will be laid by
Ambassador Davis, Lady Astor, who is
the member of parliament for the di
vision, and General Booth. v v
. The cost of tbe scheme is 25,fl00
pounds. ' - . " '
The coal mined in Japan varies from
the - hardest anthracite to peat but the
quality is V3ually inferior to that of
the American product.
REPUBLICAN PtATFORMIN CTICAGO
JIall of Fth Chicago Col?3eum,
who has more, than nity carpen
ters at !wdrk Cat .the. Coliseum
building. - J" Sectetaryr-Henlcx vipf
th Renublican xoiwentioAvom-
Free
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DEFEAT ADMITTED
BY C. L. ABENETHY
Concedes Brihson Victory In
i ;Third District: And Pledges
His Support. r J '
(Special to The Star.) .
Newber? June 7. Hon. Charles L.
Abernethy' today jssued the' following
statement:
"To the democrats of Third congres
sional district: ' . ' .,
"It seems from the meagre returns
which have come in from $he district
that my. opponent has been "nominattd.
The heavy rainsv which -kept so many
farmers away from the pollsr the light
vote and the appeal of my opponent's
friends to give him another term ac
counts; for the resent.
"No man has ever lrved-who has more
loyal aid true friends than I, and no
man appreciates them more. My loyaH
ty and "fidelity to the democratic party
are unshaken and I will support' th
nominee ofthe democratic party and
my opponent in the election and hereby
request my friends to do so. To those
who opposed me in the primary, I have'
nothing but the kindliest feeling, as
every man hac the rightto support
whom he pleases.
"To those loyal friends who stood by
me 1 extend my elncerest thanks. T
shall ever be ready to aid any of them
whenever I can." . ... .. -
OFFENSIVE GAINS STRENGTH.
' Warsaw, June. 6. (By the Associated
Press.) The Polish northern counter
offensive is gaining momentum, the
boisheviki being driven eastward all
along . the, line, according to a. com
munique given out by the war office
flate today. . ..'
On one sector, it says, the Poles
advanced twenty kilometers in a day.
The heaviest fighting is reported
northwest, of Bortsov, where the boisheviki-
are endeavoring to. break the
Polish Vilna defense. General Bilsud
ski witnessed the opening of the pres
ent offensive which is designed princi
pally to oust the bolsheviks from, the
territory gained since May 18.
TREATY BOOSTS THE BALTIC.
" The Baltic has new importance by
reason of the Changes brought by the
war. An official British statement
says it "is no longer merely a shallow
strip ..of ..water leading to Petrograd
and Finland, and dividing the German
empire from a distant' and somewhat
vaguely comprehensive Scandinavia,
but, a, northern Mediterranean, wash
ing the coasts of nearly as many different,-and
Independent countries as
the t nineteen Mediterranean, countries
capable of exporting the most valuable
raw products and of absorbing an ev
er, increasing quantity of finished ma
terials,",. ; - ' .
and (inset)' Secretary Henley
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fo xwvrk at
preparing the big convention hall
isv going forward most satiaf ae
torUy. u The . above photo . shows
Henlev hard at work at his desk.
Ppiizesi Easy
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STAR BUSINESS LOCALS
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w aevea coacecatlve
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NO 'ADVERTISEMENTS TA&N APTfeR 8 O'CLOCK ON.
SATURDAYS; 10 O'CLOCK WEEK DAYS V,
HlLP WANTED
(Uule and Female)
WANTED Experienced " shingle and
lath operator to take charge of ma
chines. Give age, experience and
salary expected. Giles-Bay Lumber
Co., Florence, S. C 6-6-3t
WHY NOT COME IN THE ARM Y ? ,
Three square meals a day, clothing,
increased pay and an education or' in
struction in any trade. Can enlist for
any station in the United . States the
Philippines, Hawaii ? or Manama. . See
recruiting officer at lobby- of i Orton
hotel, .6r at Fort Caswell Transporta
tion furnished by government boat; or
steamer "Wilmington." . 6-lt-dh.
AUTOMOBILE mechanic wanted We
have an opening for ft trictly-flrst--
class Experienced "repair -man, J o
' Others need apply; reasonable work
ing hours and good wages. MacMil
lan's. Fifth: and Wright Sts. 6-6-lt
WANTED- By a recently "arrived fam
ily, which is ready to pay "good
- wages, a good cook with references.
Apply 416 Princess- street.
WANTED Ten Bricklayers at" John
sonville, S. C, Monday, June 14th
fifteen dollars .: day if . you are a
worker. Write A. L. Barben Lum
berton, N. C- - - j-7-4t-
STENOGRAPHER WANTED Salary
$50; Underwood machine. Apply in'
cwn ' handwriting' with references.
p, O. Box 37, : - 1 ., ; .';..V.v6-6-2t.
WANTED Learn grading and stapling.
Great cotton market. Oldest cotton
' school. Short time completes.,' Great
opportunities. Act now. Memphis
Business College, Memphis, Tenn.
....... . ... ... .... e-e-it
WANTED--Young , man for clerical
work. - Moderate salary to begin but
good chance for advancement. Ad
dress ift own; handwriting, stating1
experiende and' salary expected. ' F.
Y. J-, care Star. ? 6-6-tf
LOST AND VODND
LOST A pocketbook at United Cigar
Store with contents. - Finder please,
return'to the address belowf if mail ed
sender will: receive regard. N.
Sabillo, S. Fort Pitt Bridge, catte
Alexander Sprunt;,Inc.- 6-5 4t
LOST Ladies black purse in Grace
Street Methodist church containing
two dollars In bills and change. Fia-
der please call 1450-J and receive re
v ward. J j-7-lt-
FOUND-SeeA Irish ..piotaloes,. chuff ers
, field, peas, dried aprJes. onions, lem
ons, Florida cabbage and Oranges,
Winesap apples, eating Irish potatoes,
and - salt mullets. Favor me with
your orders. C. D. Gilbert. P. O. Box
718, Wilmington. N. C a-18-tf
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WANTEDS MISCELLANEOUS .
WANTED An experienced cook a,nd
dish-washer; pay good salary. Apply
at Star Cafe, 209 North Front St.
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WANTED Fifteen . cars shavings or
sawdust a week. Advise price and
shipping point. .Independent Ice
Co. 6-2-7t
WANTED A' few more women and
girls for work In shirt factory. Ex
perience not necessary. Good hours
and good pay. Address Box '344, or
call Okeh Shirt Co., 1311 South Third
St., Wilmington, N. C. J3-7t
WANTED4-To "buy "or rent property
suitable for garage. Box-1085, Wil
mington, NC T f . J ; ' r 6-5-7tr.
WANTED Cash register. State make
and advise lowest casn price. Cash
" Register,- care Star. - ; 6-6-3t
POtt SALE! MISCELLANEOUS
DON'T FORGET the big Sale of slightly
'used sewing machines. nowgoing on
at. 109. South 2nd. street. Some real
: bargains. . All this week, -r 6-6-7t :
WANTEPYOu- to call Af.' 109 .South
2nd street and see the wonderful bar
gains in slightly used Singer " liia
i chines,. . Let' me-repair- yourv machine;
Phone 1909. , 6-6-7t-'
eE?mS;
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4 i V.
eJik imaertioa. mialmnm char are S5
uaertioiia or more.
25 per cent
it
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.SITUATIONS WANTED '
,& (Male, and Female) v
LADY -' desires light "office work. '' Can
use typewriter. "8. D. E.," care. Star.
'': ' - 6-5-4t
WANTED Job by white Joy age 16 j
one. who is willing to worki Phone
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT An apartment furnished!
two rooms bath and kitchenette;,
desirably located. See "M. C Darby.
' .-y.r ' ' e-3-tf
PRIVATE GARAGE on tJNorth , Second
vi street Phone 1199-J. ; -5t2t:
FOR RENT Tent space at Wrlghts
ville Beach, N. C. near Lumina. Ap
ply Captain Van Dyke, Wrlghtsvllle
Beach, N. C . m27-80t
FOR REVr Cottage attent city rear,
. of Lumina, Wrlghtsvllle Beach. See
' E. C. Hudson, Tide Water Power Co.
e- ' 6-7-it
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FOR RENTr-Large bedroom on . first
floor. All modern conveniences.
. Suitable for gentlemen or man and
wife.' Apply at 322 S.' 5th St. j-7-lt
FOR RENT Furnished two nice rooms
for light housekeeping. 501 S. FifthJ
Phone 1482-J. ' - - ; 6-7-lt
FOR RENT Room in modeftt home,
all conveniences, lavatory in room,
gentlemen only. "Private Residence,"
care Star. '-; 6-7-Jt
REAL ESTATE
AUDUBON LOTS More ponies are
needed for , growing rJ Wilmington.
Audubon lots offer the moat advan
tages .per dollar. 'Hugh MacRaV- .&
Compajiy, Murchlson building."
TIMBER FOR SALE by owner; - sfxj
, million feet; original growth; 66 per
cent short leaf pine; 5 .per tent Tong
leaf pine; 15 per cent gum; 10 per
cent ash: balance cypress, oak, pop
lar, and maple. In Northv Carolina,,
near A. C. L. R. R., north of iWll-'
mingtgn. Price $60,000, Address;,
Box 3-E, care of Morning Star. Wil-
mingtoni N. p.
6-3-6t
FOR SALE Elegant home, desiraMy
located . at 610 Market . St.f Parquet
floors and all modern improvements,
' including ' furnace. Will alsq - sell
y furniture, pictures and":; statuary x to
. party who Will buy house. iFor . par
1 ticulars apply to Mr. JM. Solky. r
T; . . ; . 6-7-3t;i
TWO CHOICE LOTS af Carolina for
; Immediate ' sale. Make your best Of
fer on one or both, W. ELawsdn
care New York Times, New York,
N. Y. .; v '6-7-7tt
OLEANDER The - - suburb :beauti f ul ;
" situated 'between- the .nrotibs'ed" PrAs-
,' f byterian school 'and . the "f CounCry
club. Large lots. All conveniences,
Tiwewater Power Company, 1004
Murchi son Building, phone' 841V -
MANUFACTURING SITE near th city
for ' sale. ; Situated . just -beyond, ctty
limits, on improved i roadway, with
water and rail facilities. Splendid lo
cation for wholesale, houses- .-.'P. Q.
' MoOre. . . - , , ' ' j62t
' 11 ' in. "
MANUFACTURING .SITE near, the city
for sale. Situated just, beyond' city
limits, on.Jmproved roadway,, with
-water and, rail facilities. Splendid lo.
cation for wholesale houses. - JP. Q.
r Moore.", ; -'.r , 3t
FOR SALE MIS CKLLANEOUS
FOR SALJBJ One registered Durporsow;
weight 200 Ibs.-five Duroc pigsfc-thr.ee
months, old;, three Duroc ". pigs-: five
months old. J. T. Morriss, tft.?enter
. Cafe. :' - j6-2t
FOR SALE-r-One six-.y earmold horse
mule; weight .1,000 lbs. Good farm
. animal. J. R. . Morrissr- at -.- Center
Cafe.
56"-2t
FOR SALEr-One of the bestirrocejey
businesses' in the city. -s Stdre .relets
for $20 a month; 908 , Ni. Fourth St.
: v ' v. , -c. .i l-7-lt-'
FOR SALE Sixteen foot MUlIfn's- st4el
boat," 2 H. P;' Ferrd with clutch. Ad
- dress "Mullins." care Star.- jB-27t
FOR1 SALE Heavy draft i hOrs'e, buit
' able for farm "work. ' WilL ell rea
sonably. Samuel -Bear,5".' Sr.;f Sons,
311 Norta Front ttreet. ; J4-7t
Phone
FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Large mule and good
- i heavy work harness.". The Aladdin
' Co -..v ' ' 6-6-3t
KIMOKthd 1 must order. Great car
. 5 bon remover. Money back guaran--?;jtee.;
Perfectly harmless. Price, SI
V.per ban. Call-M. D. Bright, No. 809
North 5th., , 6-6-2t7
FOR SALE Field or cow peas suitable
for planting; also velvet beans; send
.-.brders to Samuel Bear, Sr., & Sons,
Wilmington,. N. C. m25-14t
FOR SALE Green cabbage, new and
; . old Irish vpbtatoes, Florida cukes, to
.' matoes, salt' mulletts. lemons, eggs,
chickens . and field peas. -, Phone or
' mail' yourV orders. C. D. Gilbert.
V v .' 6-22-tf
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FOR SALE Gas boat, - 80 feet long,
6 1-2 feet beam, double ended, Palm
r er engine, 24-h. p., four-cylinders,
y also diving equipment. Will sell with
' boat) or separate. In guaranteed con
dition. Apply American. Cafe, 406
North Front" Street. 5-lt-tf
PIANOSjP.uA.YER Pianos and Columbia
..; Grafonolas for sale oneasy terms. All
lnstrumehts guaranteeed. Pianos for
- rent. Full line Gibson Mandolins and
. Guitar's on terms. A. H. Yopp Piano
,' Co., 209 Princess. m-28 tf
AWNINGS, AWNINGS I make them to
fit your building and to keep out the
eun. My prices are the' lowest and
workmanship guaranteed. . C. - M.
Littleton. ' Phone 1247-. , 6-lT7t
FOR SALE Light colored Jersey cow;
-..'-tjfree- years old; will weigh about 600
lbs. Heifer calf, two weeks old, very
gentle, and easy milker, will give
- three gallons or more good, rich milk
per day.'; Price, including calf, $125.
I have other cows giving from three
.totour gallons. Write , for descrip
tion and prices. Will guarantee satis
faction. Reference, Merchants and
Farmers Bank. L.- S. -Olive, Apex,
.f N. C: , , .. , - ' 6-5-3t
ONE MAJESTIC Range (wood) for
sale ' Phone 1546. , -',"' - 6-5-tf
FOR SALE I have twenty-eight Ewe
sheep and two bucks for sale. Will
, be sold7 quick at a bargain. Can' be
'Seen -at W. M. Holland's, Market St.
road,' three mile post. , R. F.. D., Box
90.
6-5-3t
VACATION TIME is near. See our line
-vofj Hartman wardrobe cushion " top
. trunks; also Indestructo, Neverbreak
. and' elber 'wardrobes. Full line of
-hand bags and suit. cases at reason
able ,;pricesY' . See Chas. Finkelstein
"Front and Market Sts., Phone 642.
v.. ,, 6-1-tf
FOR SALE Brand new six-saw irdh
frame lath machine and bolter; a real
lath maker. . Price only $385.00 de
livered. Oliyer Carter. Phone afl95
.Wilmlngtoh, 1m. C. 6-l-7f
DOGS Pointers, ' setters and hounds,
trained 'doga and pups State 'wants
' to-f Dixie Kennels, Winston-Salem,
N. C. 6-l-9t'
FOR feALE Scripps-Booth five-passen-
ger car, 1919 model; has been run
less than 2,000 miles. Address Box
:-45, City.-.. ...j ' i j5-7f
FQIt SALE r AUTOMOBILES
FOR .: SALE Chalcers; '. 1919 model.
touring car; perfect condition. P. O.
Box' 615, .City. . . - ml9-tf
AUTOMOBILE OWNER, why be out of
; the use of , your car when you can
: . have it " repaired promptly "and at a
reasonable cost - at Highsmith GA
rage v Phone $92, Fourth Street
Bridge. -i- "; ' j4-7t
FOR SALE Dodge touring car, in
r good condition; Just repainted; $85
..Address P, O..Box 11J3. ... j23t
FOIt SALE Ford roadster; good tires,
good condition; -cheap, j. r. Morris,
' at ''Center" Cafe. ' .' - J6-2t
FOR SALE Dodge touring car in govu
condition. Call at- Liemt's garage,
corner Princess and Fourth streets.
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ONE BIG SIX BUICK fbr sale cheap.;
Can be seen at Walters' garage, 2nd
; street. 6-6-3t
WANTEDiV. rt RENT
WAlfTED Room - with .or " without
f board with private family by. young
-j lady.' Address 205 Red Cross St.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANY ONE' Going away' for summer,
. wishing ;t6 put then-furnished house
" or apartment In care of TAltablA ham
I. people who cannot pay high rent, but
air guarantee . .Dest treatment, 1. wrjte
. "Sincere." care Star. J-7-lt--
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1705-J
ANNOUNCEMENTS
YOU ARE missing a lot ofi Informa
tion by not reading the Literary
' .Digest , each week. Gordon Bros.,
news dealers, 17 Princesj Street,
phone 745. f28-tt
I , We have moved our loca
tion from, Front and Wright streets
to Eighth and Woosteiv streets. All
kinds of cabinet work, turned work.
Screena a specialty. Roderick ' &.
Land, Phone 1991-J. 6-2-7t
KODAK FINISHiNG First-class work
and fine service. tend your next or
ders to Box 748, Little Billle, 101l-2
Princess St., WUmington, N. C.
V - 6-2-7t
SAVE . $25.00 by enrolling with us 'for
a combined commercial course on or
before June 15th. The Motte Buqlnew
College.- v-&- . - ',-4.7
SAVB tlB.OO by enrolling with us be--'for-June
I6th fora course in short -.
: hand and typewriting or bookkeep -ing.
- The Motte Business College, i
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ATTENTION,; LADIES We carry the
famous Chas.'K. Fox line of pumps
and oxfords, and find we : are oter
stocked -for this late. For next 115
days we will sell all pmpa and Ox
fords, both kid-ana patent, at 20 pec
cent discount; all sizes and lasts.
. Come early, and get fit. L. W. DaAris
V & Co., 18 South Front St. 6-80-7t .
ATTENTION! For your, picnic' lunches
let us prepare your sandwiches with
our delicious meats and cheese. 'At
Neuwirth's Delicatessen, 70'J' N.V4,
phone 818-J. ' 6-57t
WHY NOT NOW? If you intend to take
a business course you can save $15,00
t6 $25.00 by enrolling with Us before
June 15th. The Motte Business Col
lege. -.' ' - ' J4r7t
NOTICE We have moved our locatfon
from front and Wright streets Ho
. Eighth' and Wooster streets. .'All
kinds of cabinet work, turned wcjrlw
and screens a specialty. Roderick; Ss
Land, Phone 1991-J. , . m2677t
IF YOU HAVE $100 or $10,000 and
want to invest in a non-taxable cer
tificate with semi-annual dividends,
see Carolina Building and Loan As
sociation, E. T. Taylor, presidents L.
W. Moore, aecretary-treasurer. :1
.:. 8-16-26t
BIG 20 per cent, discount sale of ?all
spring and summer suits for men and
all pumps and oxfords for men And
women now going on at L.' W. Davis
& Co No. 18 South Front St. mSOvJt
20 PER CENT, discount sale on meri"a
. spring and summer suits and pumps
and oxfords for men and women only
lasts .15 days, at L. W. Davis & Co.,
No. 18 Market St. m307t
CUT PRICES. iue to the late spring,
we . find ourselves very much over-.
; stocked with men's spring and- sum
mer suits and shoes.. For the next 15
' days we will sell spring -and summer
suits and low-quartered shoes at; 20
T per cent, discount;,' Come early and ;
get choice. L. W. Davis )& Co., IS
South Front St.' r ' m30-7t
YES If you have two hands Prof.
Branning will teac,h you te barber
trade. Good wages. Chain of. shops.
Position .guaranteed. Atlanta Barper
College, 14 E. Mitchell St., Atlanta,
Ga. . 6-7-lt
KODAK; FltMSWe've 'got .'em, Ko
dak . finishing, we "do It. Send your,
orders to Box 748. Little Billie, lOlVa'
.Princess St., Wilmington,, N. C-
.v-:.".V!i- '' i 8-7-2t
NOTICE All ... members ' of George
Washington Council, No.. 67, Jr. O.
U. A. M., are requested to assemble'
at Third and Princess Sunday, June
. 6th, foV the purpose of attending
church services in a body. " Visiting
brothers Invited. ' . ' 6-7-lt
(fTDOROTHY NEWTON of Patersonr'Netfr
jersey, uaij jvirs. ietcner, teiepnone
1759-J, 204 Wrlghtsvllle aye. j-T-lt-
Money bee)c withmt aueatiaa
If HUNT'S 8atv fails la the
treatment oflTCH, KCZEMA, .
RINO WORM. TBTTEX eri
etbcrt chine kta diifiaa. Try
J, Hick Banting: Drag Co.
ATARRH
Pof head or throat ,
catarrh . tfy the .
vapor treatment. .
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