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8 r? ! EJGHT .: '1 - 1 t : I urns- l1n.Mna Pa Cnl J TYPEWRIT j I I XVeai CdSlUlC u,?: I lTllSCr-Uicvua a.- vm. iu, I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Tae rate ftr Clwli' saeate, 9-vtt tye, 5222. waraa l c-t a laaerttea. Flaw ' Taa rata Ciaaaiae tiaesaeata, at I- "Ml SO eeata for 25 wraa, Additional 2 eeata c W",?I eack lucrtlM. tfiajiirea cot a word. Addftlaaal watte apace p-t use. adrrnlintat eon at every tteaamaae saat actaaapamy rder. . ' - Ao adverfla steam et f UP tveer than -pola will ke ;.x.rl In ualJea calauuaa. Sab-etatioaa tor r5Tlm Claaslfiea Ada aad SoUKrrlptim are located aa Xe41owa aad will receive aaca ltemia mot later thaa 7iJU p. aa. for iaaertioa tae f ol- 'TUK flliL DRUG CO, Flft. aad Caatle streeta. - TBli PAISK uaUG CO, Sav eateeata aad Market Street. THB PAINB UKUtt CO, Ktttk aad Bed Crwaa atreeta. ' Smith's fuauaiacy. i w. Fourth street. ; Maraiaa; Star are ler eale ac tbeae sou-atatloaa, ...ul.vi't.', 3I C Male, and Female Help Wanted CLERKS, (men, women) oyer 17, for Postal Mall service. Examinations January. Experience un necessary. For free particulars, write J. . Leonard. (former Civil Service Examiner) 1307 Equitable Bldg., Wash ington, D. C. l-15-4t , WANTED A live individual or orga nization, to represent one of the largest and most reliable battery manu ' facturing companies in the country, as Mts factory distributor in this district. Only those with intimate knowledge of batteries and battery business need ap ply. Box 36, care Star. Wilmington. N. C. l-15-3f WE start you In the candy business at home, small room, or anywhere; everything furnished; earn 130 weekl, up; men-women; experience unneces sary; advertise candy. Send self -addressed, stamped envelope for free par ' tlculars. Candymakers Co, 18th St, Philadelphia," Pa. l--30t DISTRICT manager traveling wth an auto can earn $500 to 11.000 per month selling "Horneblende Brand" Asbestos Fibre Fire Resisting Liquid Compound, "The Seal Proof Barrier." Protected territory. Commission basis with liberal drawing account. Settle ments made monthly. Opportunity for advancement to field executive. Refer ences ' necessary. North American Fibre Products Company, Atlanta, Ga. 12-25-30t WANTED FARMER Single white man ' of good character to work one-horse ' farm. Good proposition with, board to right man. 'State age and experience: Farmer, care Star. l-13-4t HOME work; 130.00 weekly up; experi , ence unnecessary; everything furn ished; send self-addressed, stampeXl envelope for free particulars. Candy makers Co., 18th St., Philadelphia, Pa. l-C-30t WANTED Young men to learn the barber trade, the best college in the south. Jobs furnished. . Charlotte, Bar ber College, 40 E. Trade street, Char lotte. N. C. i 12-25-30t Situations Wanted WANTED By ex-mill man, position with some good hardware concern where results mean advancement. Box 100, care Morning Star. l-13-3t POSITION wanted by young lady; gen , eral office work; have had two years' experience. Address Miss Boyette, 608 N. William St., Goldsboro, N. C. 1-12-ft WANTED Situation by good grocery clerk or men's furnishings goods salesman. Good references.- Address i',. w. S. care Star. l-14-3t Wanted Miscellaneous iVANTED Room and board, private, by two gentlemen, north side. An- )we O. S care Star. l-13-3t 1 -v . kV ANTED Batcher's ic box, made to walk in. Address H. B. Neuwlrth, 130 Market St. Phone 1822. , l-9-7t Lost and Found 1XDST Check written In English and Chinese. Shang Hi Bank' of Hong Kong China. Pink in color. For (00 dollars. Chinese money. Apply -126 Market street. l-14-2t X)ST Either on belt road or between Front and Chestnut streets and 8th ind Castle, one Maxwell wheel and tire, Will finder please notify Mrs. Brown at Johnson Motors Co. 1-16-lt '. BROWN puppy about 3 months old. . Black face, shaggy hair. Answers to , name of Monster. Large reward, no ' questions asked,- 610 North 5th street. l-15-2t" Automobiles For Sale AUTO painting, topping, tops dressed" ' upholstering furniture repairing wheelwright and blacksmith work' Prices right; work guaranteed. EJ. G Xing, Front and Ann Sts. Phone 2241 ' ' :; - ' 12-1-tf ' FOR. SALE Two Fords, worm drive. ; one-ton, panel body, trucks. Apply Farris'.. Bakery," phone 626. 1-13-tf ;FOR SALE-Oakland roadster; been run 8600 miles; for only $650.00 See it now. Worth-Overland Co, 8-10 Dock street. ;; ' - , t-13-tf s, FOR SALE Chevrolet touring- car for $350.00. , Worth-Overland Co., 8-10 - Dock St. - 1-13-tf HAVE cm hand the following automol biles for sales One new seven-passenger Oldsmobile "Eight." one new : Grant "Six,", one Velle, one Dodge roadster, one new "Ford touring-self-. " starter, two used;- Ford tourings and one used Ford roadster;- All the above cars can be bought at bargain prices i ff- cash C. S. Burnett. 10 North Third '' ' ' ' 12-1-tf Real Estate , FOB SALE That ' desirable property No, 1611 South Tvurth . street, on car line, good location,; reasonable price and ery attractive terms. A Wright's Real Estate and Fir Inrurthce Agency; wta i i aaa i mt i wa a W anaawa-MaM . . LESS THAN ONE Ml LB from the city on the Castle Hayne .road, we have a small farm and a Are room cottage, barns, etc. - The entire property 1 con siderably less than $4,000. Ask us, for particulars. Wright's Real Estate and Fire insurance Agency. '; 12-1-tf Wanted To Rent f ANTED to rent a pia'no in good con dition. Apply "E" care Star office.. . 1-18-tf WANTED Three . 01 four unfurnished rooms for. light housekeeping. An ?swer at once. P. O. Box 695, city. l-14-2t j ROOMS WANTED, two or three for light housekeeping, partly furnished. all conveniences, not too iar out oy young couple, no children, quiet, long time tenants; best of references. Give location and price. "Immediate." care Star. l-14-3t For Rent FOR RENT At once 20 acre farm and modern dwelling to white man able to finance self, 14 miles from city. 1-4 mile from Northwest Station.' Address, J. T. Gaylord, 218 North Second street. l-15-2t FOR RENT One furnished room for lipht housekeeping. 510 South Front street. l-15-lt NJCELY furnished, comfortable rooms for rent in the Princess buildihg.'lwS Princess street. Especially well equip ped for light housekeeping. Call Mrs. Avant for particulars, phone 2243. l-15-lt FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms, couple preferable, references please, reasonable price to right parties, couple with small child considered. Winter Park. "X. B. B." care Star. 1-15-lt PARTIES desiring to store their piano in a private , home, best care will be given. Apply "G" care Star office. 1-15-tf. TWO bedrooms; se small and one large with two beds, near boarding house. 209 Chestnut St. l-9T7t ROOMS FOR RENT Steam heat, hot and cold water; will serve meals. Phone 1002-W. 110 Orange street. l-14-5t FOR RENT Furnished rooms for ' light housekeeping to couple without children. Phone 1417-W. From 8 to 10 a. m. v , 1-14-31 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE Three-story store building, with elevator No. 18 Market St. Apply Meares Harrlss, 12 Princess St. 1-4-tf PLUMBING and Heating Have your plumbing and beating, both new and repairs.- done by , reliable workmen. Every job done by us is a value, some times a bargain. R. R. Benson, phone 2338. 12-28-30t FOR SALE Ten new No. Under woods (pre-war prices) , for immedi ate delivery, also ten good rental ma chines. Underwood Typewriter Com pany. A- l.7ta WOOD FOR 8 ALE Green strips. $2.00; dry cut slabs, S2.50; delivered rea sonable distance; only a few loads on hand. 7hadbourn-Bate Co. Phone 611. i 1-6-tf WOOD FOR SALE Ash. cut to suit, 83.25, delivered;- mixed hard wood, $3.00, delivered; pine, cut any length, $2.75, delivered. Phone 372-J, A. P. Blanton. l-18-7t FOR SALE Pine' and oak wood; prompt delivery. Good loads. Phone 601-J. ; l-13-7t FOR SALE Well established retail grocery business. Reason f 6r sell ing, leaving pity. Only those meaning business need apply. Address "8ales," P. O. Box 56. Wilmington. l-13-3t FOR SALE Slightly used Stieff piano. Good as new. Reduced price. Chas. M. Stieff, Inc., 208 Princess St. l-l3-3t CARLOAD ORANGES, tangerines and grapefruit. - Lower Market House. Finest we have handled; at the same old Price; by 'the peck, bushel and bar ren. W. J. Klrkham Produce Co. l-18-3t THREE-PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM Suit for sale for storage charges. A bargain, at Peoples' Furniture company. 106 Dock St. Phone 128. l-13-3t FOR SALE 2 solid mahogany console .tables and mirrors at a bargain, at Peoples Furniture company, 106 Dock St. l-18-3t GRAPHOPHONE RECORDS $1.00 size at 50c each this week at Peoples Furniture company, 106 pock St. l-18-3t DON'T shiver these cold nights. Come and buy - some of pur blankets at pre-war prices arid . keep warm. Peo ples Furniture company, '106 Dock St. l-13-3t IRON BEDS- 2-Inch post, all sizes, at $12.50. Peoples Furniture company. Felt mattresses at . $10.00 each at. Peo ples Furniture company, 106 Dock St. , - l-133t WOOD Ash and oak, spilt. Lage loads and some lightwood in each load. Price $3.25 per load. This Is a fine lot. Phone 1016-J or 2329. l-14-4t CHILDREN'S Gingham . dresses, best quality, sizes 8 to 14. $3.50 values. $2.49 at J. JH. Rehder & Co. . l-14-2t CHILDREN'S Gingham dresses, pretty plaids, $3.00 values, $1.98 at J. H. Rehder & Co, ' l-14-2t LADIES' Bungalow' aprons, 98c, $1.26, $1.98. J. H. Rehder & Co.; 4th St. Bridge. ' ; l-14-2t LADIES' house dresses, Barman brand. Scout percales', pretty stripes ,$3,00 values, $1.98 at Rehder's. , 1-1'4-2't Farms ' For.: Sale FOR SALESlxty-nve ' acres? of : good farming land eight miles -fromBur-gaw situated' directly on A Northeast river; fine fishing and hunting; twenty eight miles from Wilmington; .fifteen acres cleared. Will sell and, take good car as part payment, , Write or ell on v. 4w. ,xiamsey, owner, urgaw,;N. c l-9-7t FOR' SALE rSuburbah hom, ;,5 ro'gms, 188' acresi- '40 ,tP 50 acres cleared, barns and f tables, : fertile landlocated on Market, street - road,' ,can ,le '.bought at very ' reasonable figure. See James & James. Xnc.,Aphbn6,163. .! :;:f l-14-7t THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON SATURDAY, LADIES' house dresses, . best' .quality tflnrhamn. nrettv "stripe's and : nlaids. $5.50 values' $3.98. .' Barmarf rand Rnhlr'i. 4th St. Bridge.1 ' l-14-2t REDGOOSE shoes, solid leather,' grow ing girls' black, dark; tan lace boots, low heels, 2 1-2 to S.s $6,50 rvalue. $3.98. J H. Rehder & Co. l-14-2t FOR SALE: A fine saddle horse; a3so fine saddle pony. F.- M. Foy Scotts Hill, N. C. 5; l14t PHONE 2321-W when you - need any coal or wood. Prices reasonable, quality -excellent and dependable serv ice. Becker Coal & Builders' Supply" Co'. ' -l-12-7t FLOORS LAID, scraped and - finished ; old flours scraped at attractive prices. A card will bring us. Brothers0 Prldgen 709 Dawson St. . Call telephone 1995-L-3 between 8 a.' m. and 6 p.' '.in. .. 12-18-tf WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! For nice pine or' oak wood, big loads andquick delivery, call phone v 940-J. Williams Wood Yard. " l-2-31t LADIES ATTENTION Have your akirt accordion, knife or box pleated; work returned promptly; price $1.60;-we also do hemstitching Mail work, to J. C Lee, Fayetteville. N. C. l-5-14t ADVERTISING IS THK BEST ' reminder to your meighbur for good aerviee. THE LETTER SHOP GUARANTEES atlsf aetory work In . i ' i ' MILTIGRAPUING & STENOGRAPHY Lrtter and poatala eonapleted aad mailed. 411 Southern Hid, tpaone 2234. 1-9-tf PHONE 849 FOR A REGULAR LOAD of wood pine, $2.75 delivered r oak. $3.25 delivered. John . A. Williams Ninth and Fanning Sts. l-ll-7t FLOORS LAID, scraped and finished; old floors scraped at attractive prices. A card will bring us. Brothers & Prldgen, 709 Dawson St.- Call telephone 1995-W between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. 12-18-tf WOOD, Wood Same wood for less money; cut price. Pine, sawed and split to order, $2-.75; oak, $3.25; mixed, $3.00. Big load; quick delivery. Call 2255. v l-10-7t COKE THE PERFECT, FUEL Delivered to All Parts of the City 10 to 25 bushels 31c per bu., plus 75c delivery, i 26 to 50 bushels 30c per bu..'.." plus $1.00 delivery Yard Prices Same as Above, Less Delivery tide Water power co. Phone 2700 1-9-tf FOUND The cheapest and best place to buy lumber and building materials at Mclnn Lumber Co., corner Sixth and Campbell. Phone 1555-W. l-10-7t Announcemen ts WOOD Split oak 'and ash. TCept dry under shelter. Big loads with some lightwood mixed. Only $3.25, stove lengths or $2.75 long lengths delivered; Phone 1016-J or 2329. Cut this ad out. l-15-lt WOOD Dry pine for sale $2.75 per load and a bunch of lightwood free. Oak and lightwood $3.50 per load. Big load given. Please try one load. Phone 873, 719 Surry street. l-I5-7t WOOD. WOOD Nice cut pine, $Z.?5; ni'c cut oak. $3.25; good hard wc-od. $3.00: dry si aft wood, $2.75. Good loads-and prompt service. Call phones 1985 and 1R66-W. McCoy and Son, Wood Supply Co. ' . 1-16-tf i i ii m SPECIAL for Saturday, best steak and roast 30c. chuck steak and roast 25c, stew beef 15 and 20c. pork hams 30c, pork shoulders and stew pork 25c pork chops 35c, pork sausage 35c, Caraja coffee 30c, Queen Malba coffee none better 40c, Autumn leaf butter 63c, f reah :n 65c, best -peaches 85c can, green peas 15c lima - beans 2$c, oranges, apples, bananas, Florida cabbage, etc. Best head rice 3 lbs. 25c. Phone us ydur orders and see how well Wt Can take care of your wants. Ideal Market, 418 North Front street.-phone 2229. .. , l-16-lt HEMSTITCHING and picoting attach . raent. ..Work on all sewing machines. $2.50..- Self threading needles 25c? pack age; Mutual Sales: Co., Box 934, Char lotte, N. C. .? ' -'-A '. v I-i5-4t EFFECTIVE January 15th, no credit will be extended to any one. Thank ing the public for their patronage and a - continuance of same. Respectively, W. C. Capps, Gun and Lock Smith and General Repair 20 South 2nd street. l-15-7t NO MATTER -what the trip whether vacation, honeymoon or business see our line of Indestructo and Hartmao Trunks and fuU line of Handbags and Suitcases at the right prices Charles Flnkelsteln, Front and Market. Phone HURRAH for 17th and Dock! Come and get your fresh groceries .. and fresh meats cheap. your patronage will be appreciated. lars-A or mail. ft. LL. Kornegay, groceries; M. M. Parnell, trean nieai. waa pnone t&-W. , . . . . : l-14-7t MULTIGRAPH CIRCULARS and r ' FACSIMILE LETTERS ' when "properly executed afford ' most beneficial results. -That's the only kind we 'furnish Just , like; typewriting. Our printing Is unsurpassed. Make us prove it. Harrlss Printing Adv. Co. . ' ? :;':','; ' ' :;- . 13-i-ti R. R. BENSON Plumbing and Heating, Gas Fitting and Water Heaters, 212 Princess street, phone ?338. 12-28-30t TOU are missing a lot of information : t by, not reading the Literary Digest each week. Gordon Bros, newaTeal ers, 27 ..Princess St. 'Phone 45,. 1 LITTLE JOE Electrlo Shoe Repairing. 113 1-2 S. Front. All goods sent for and returned. Special attention to par cel post orders. Phone 203. , 12-1-tf r STAR SERVICE SUB-STATIONS I .""T . Payne's Drug Store, Fifth y and Red Cross v streets. -.v,.. . Payne's Drug- Store, Seventeenth and Market ' streets. ' . k Hall's Drug Store, Fifth and Castle streets.: 0K':-' I ,? Smith's Drug Store, 914 N. Fourth street. '.M. 'I:y'4i- i . , . STAR SERVICE ... -.'. Give v your- STAR. ads. .'subscriptions and buy your" FAVORITE paper. 'THE STAR," at the: NEAREST t"STAR", sub statlonas listed above. ; : ' vV- , -:..:,:,.-,;.'':. - ; XZ-24-tf . 'ERS Tt -p A T Tt V. TV - All makes. Satisfaction - guaranteed. Phone 2283 and let n ati our renair- iman ; around. - Wilmington Typewriter 'iExchangeJS Muxchisoh, building.' ''f ; - BARGAINS IN TT-PBrVTRITERS UNDERWOOD, REMINGTON L. C SMITH, OUVBR AND HAMMOND WILMINGTON TYPEWRITER SUP- ,v PLY CO. - . MTJRCHISON BLDG. iwE AVE;MOVED - to pur new' locatfon - and have for' im1mdiat defiverv Po cahontas lump coal, seasoned oak and pine wood at reasonable prices.' Phone 2321-W, Becker Coal & Builders' Sup ply Co.. Castle, Surry and Queen Sts. 1-4-it NOTICE I , -AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE -''': Under andliby virtue of the laws of the State of North Carolina, the under signed mechanic will on Saturday, Jan uary 15th, 1921, at 2:30 o'clock p. m., at the Court House door in the City of Wilmington, North Carolina," offer for sale by Public auction,, for cash, to the highest - bidder, ' a certain automobile, described - as follows: Jackson, model 1249, Eight-cylinder, five-passenger au tomobile, equipped with new tires and new ' Willard battery, car No. 21827 (upon which he has' a lein) in order to satisfy his claim for material used and work performed, in repairing said au tomobile. W. D. MACMILLAN, JR. ' ' ' . l-ll-4t State of NorthCarolina, County of New Hanover. William A. Grogan vs. Daisy J. B. Grogan. . .. . In the Superior :Court. Notice of Summons: . - ' - Notice is hereby given-o the defend ant Daisy J. B. Grogan, that an action has been instituted against her in the superior court of New Hanover county, North Carolina, wherein William A. Grogan Is plaintiff and she is defend ant, for an absolute divorce, the sum mons In which is returnable before the clerk of the superior court of New Hanover county, North Carolina, at his office in Wilmington, N. C, on the 7th day of February, 1921. when and where the defendant is required to appear and answer the said complaint,' or the relief therein demanded- will be granted. This, the 6th day of January, 1921. M. J. ' SHUFFLER, Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court. McNorton and Cashwell, attorneys for plaintiff. l-13-3t YOUR REASON - assures you that there is no substitute for J An old saying, but nonethe less true: A bottle of Scott's Emulsion , taken in time, helps . keepi the doctor away. BlaiaufialJ.N.J. ALSO MAKERS OI CTsUts or Cramds) I for. INDIGESTION 'ii- ' A TsuodSis GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC restores Energy and Vi tality by Purifying and Enrich ing the Blood. ... When you feel its strengthening, invigorating' effect see how it brings color to the cheeks and how it im proves the appetite, you will then appreciate ' its true tonic value. . GROVE'S TASTELESS . CHILL TONIC if ' simply Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So pleasant even children like it The blood needs Quinise to Purify it and Iron to Enrich it Destroys Malarial germs and Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invigoratin Effect 60c. Healthy Blood and a Healthy System is Humanity's best protection against Colds, unp ana lnnuenza. . u ToCure aCold in Orie Day ' , ' Take rofe'o Laxative dUmrffodUffdO : 1 '. -- i " taaicfo Be sure its Brbmo The genuine beari this signature '.1- t g ff.'r ' Gott's Emulsion ' 1 CaSsnsMaSsal ' m J JANUARY 15, 1921; '"--';-s WILL NOT THROW AWAY THE NATION'S MARINE Shipping -Board - (airnian t for Business-Like Marketing . 0 ' WASHINGTON.' Jan.' 14 In comment ing on reports that the shipping. board is contemplating ; a reduction in the price of government merchant Vessels, Chairman enson declaredUonight that the board has taken the position that the ships will be disposed of in an or derly and' business-like maimer, in ac cordance with the provisions of i the new shipping act. " . .'The a'ct provides, he ; explained. for the ultimate turning over of the gov ernment owned merchant marine to private ownership but in a manner con sistent with sound business policy.- Sale of the fleet at a ereat Sacrifice, he con- tinued,' oould not be regarded - as; good I business administration. . ' , v J Meanwhile the chairman v said, the J board is trying to reduce to a minimum the extent of government control over I the fleet and leave as much as possible of the conduct of the shipping industry of the country to the operators. This is being 'accomplished, he said, by re duction of shipping board forces in dif ferent parts of the country 'and abroad. MISS COZART ENTERTAINS (Special to The Star) WILSON, Jan. 14. Entre Nous club was delightfuly entertained, by Miss Doris Cozart Tuesday afternoon from 3:30 to 6 o'clock a,t her elegant home on. Nash street. At the conclusion of the bridge game. Miss Cozart was found to have made the highest score. A delicious hot luncheon was served. The guests of the club were Mrs. C. M. Fleming, Jr., Miss' Lanie Hales. Miss Margaret Rawlings, Miss Mary Hadley Connor and Miss Hadley Woodard. ' MRS. MORSE ENTERTAINS IN r A PORT CUiuUMiN News and Gossip of the Wa ter front Movements of Craft, Reported Locally And By Telegraph. VESSELS IN PORT . Steamers Italian steamer'Fagernes with cotton and grain cargo for Genoa, Italy. American schooner Keennebunk for harbor. The Kennebunk Is anchored at the mouth of the river.' 1 Hybert (American), 9,600 tons, Uni ted States Shipping Board. Crawl Keys (American), Alexander Sprunt & Sons. Schooners Matowac (American), -Heide & Co. (disabled). , Kennebunk (American), C. D. Maf flltf & Co. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 14'. Arrived: Comanche, New York via Charleston; Plalnfield. Antilla;- schr. Strathcona, Sagua La Grande. Sailed: Charles E. Harwood, Tam pico; Po-tit Judith. Baltimore via Savannah; Phoenix Bridge, Hamburg. SAVANNAH,. Jan. 14 Arrived: Shaw mut, Galveston; Nantucket. Phila delphia, and sailed for' Jacksonville. ' Sailed: City" of Atlanta, Boston.' NEWPORT. NEWS. Jan. 14. Arrived: Greystoke Castle,; Galveston; Norfolk Range, New Orleans. Sailed: War Stikari, Key West; Vor one, Havre. CHARLESTON, . Jan. 14. Arrived: Nantucket. Hull; Apache. Jacksonville, and 'proceeded to New York. Sailed:-?; Baldrock, Port Lobos; Eastern Coast NAntes. ' TAMPA; Jan. '14. Sailed: Lake El mont. Mobile; schr.Leonie O. Louise Matanza. ! PORT. TAMPA. Jan. J 4 Sailed: Motrico Lisbon; motorship Tancarville, Tampico. - NORFOLK. Jan. .14. Arrive! Caprea, j Rotterdam; Rio Grande- New . York; Cardiff Hall, Galveston; Konta. MejU lons; Hernias; Shields; Bayhowel; New Orleans; Coverun,-, Boston; Berwick shire, St Vincent; Quaker City, Balti more; Albionstar; Auckland; Australic, New York; General Milno, Galveston. Sailed: Clan Keith. New York; Wladlmlr Sawln, Baltimore; SydKavet, Tampa; Norden, . Baltimore; West Canon, San Francisco; Everett ; New England; Asator, Murmansky; Winding Gulf, Glbralta F. O.; Maruba, New Eng land; Hermion, Portland, Oregon. 50 HENS LAID 3 EGGS A DAY NOW LAY 36 Telia How to Make Idle, Hens Produce ' Money 1 Winter. ."When I begin using Don Sung in December;" f was getting only 2 to 3 eggs . a day f ro-m 50 hens. Within three weeks I was getting, from 3 to 4 dozen a day. I shall never be with out Don Sung." Jermima Hedges, R. F. D. 1, Shumway, 111. This 3 to 4 dozen' eggs a day, at winter prices, was almost clear profit. -Your hens should do as well. It's no trouble to use Don Sung and you risk nothing by trying it under this offer. Give your hens Don Sung and watch results for- one month. If you don't find that It pays for itself and pays you a good profit besides, simply tell us and your money will be cheerfully refunded: Don Sung (Chinese for egg-laying) is a scientific -tonic and conditioner. It is easily given in the feed, improves the hen's health and makes her stronger and more active. It tones up the earg-laying organst and gets the eggs, no matter how cold or wet the weather. . ' kDon Sung can be obtained promptlv from your druggist or poultry remedy dealer, W send 52 cents (includes war tax) for a package by mail prepaid. Burrell-Dugger Co., 214 Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis, Ind. (Adv.) Sure Bbll-ans water LFOR INDIQC&TI9N . IjAHGB CHECK AnUSKJSAQ .". - - GINGHAMS i . 82 Inches wide,' .'v. . . . .:. . ;S5o 27 inches- wide f ; . . v . v . t . . . .22e KOSCH'S ; DEPARTMENT STORE -; Corner Sixth! u4 Caatle Streets- .A.11 Cam Traaafer Over -Here Relief -; rxm Hot KZWzZmy Sure Relief - '- - Facts on L on income i ax 1 SDMDER THREE, . Thousands of letters passed In cor respondence last jyear between the bu reau', of, internal revenue and - neraons t claiming t an exemption of $2,000 as head of a family. Circumstances sur rounding each individual case deter mine largely "whether a7 person is en- MUed to 8uch ex(tmt)tu The fixing of his status decides, In many instances. whether his income -is taxable r non taxable. Jn either event, if his net in come for 1920 was $1,000 or more if Bingle. and $2,000 or more if married, he must file a return. - A head of a family is defined , by treasury regulations as "a. person who actually supports and maintains in one household one or more individuals who are closely connected with him by blood relationship,, relationship by marriage or by adoption, or whose right to ex ercise family control and provide for these dependents is based upon some moral or legal obligation." A married person living with husband or wife,-in addition to the $2,000 exemption allow ed such persons can not claim a $2,000 exemption as the head of a family, ir respective of the question of the sup port of others of the household. Slnarle Persons A single person the term including widows, widowers, and persons not liv ing with wife or husband is the head of a family if he is the sole support of one or more relatives living in the same house with him, and if he exercises control of household affairs. The . $1. 000 additional exemption allowed a sin gle person as, the head of a family can not be divided between two members of a household. A division of responsibil ity for "control of h&usehold affairs" excludes both parties from the claim. Whether a person who does not con tinuously live in the same house with dependent relatives is entitled to the $2,000 exemption depends upon the character of the separation. If a parent is absent on business part of the. year, or a child or other dependent away at school or on a visit, the common home being maintained, the exemption ap plies. If a parent is compelled to maintain his dependent children with relatives or in a boarding house, the exemption may still apply. If, however, the de pendent continuously and without ne cessity makes his home elsewhere than with his benefactor, the ' latter ts not the head of family, irrespective of the question of support A taxpayer may not be the head of a family and still be allowed an exemp tion for each person dependent upon him for chief support if such person is under 18 years of age or incapable of self-support because mentally or phy sically defective. The words "physi cally defective" refer not only to crip ples, but to persons defective because of old age or ill health.. Neither resi dence, relationship, nor legal depen dency are factors in determining the right of the taxpayer to such exemp tion. ' To establish his claim, the tax payer must have contributed during the year more than one-half of the sum needed for the dependent's support. Allowable Exemptions The following are concrete examples of circumstances which govern the ex emptions allowed the head of a family and for dependents:' A son who has left, home sends his mother more than half the" sum re quired for . her support He is allowed an exemption of $200. unless the mother is able to support herself, in which case the contribution is regarded, as a gift. A son HVing at home supports an Invalid mother in the same household. He is. allowed a deduction of $2,000 as the head of a family, plus an addi tional $200 for his dependent, who Is hiriUiil1n 1nninaittpH fTt shnnlfl he noted that the $200 additional eiemp tlon for dependents does not apply to EndsStubbornCoughs inaHurty ' : " t- T6r real effeetlTenesa, this old ' home-made remedy has ne eqnaL . ,-- Kayly and cheaply prepared.- , YouH never know how quickly' a had cough can pe conquered, until you try this famous old home-made remedy. Anyone who has coughed all day and all night,, will say that the immediate relief - eiren is almost like maic It takes but a moment to prepare, and really there is nothing better for coughs. Into a pint bottle, put 2 ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint. Or you-can use clarified molasses, honey, or com syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way. tbe full pint saves about two thirds of the money usually spent for; cough preparations, and gives you a more positire, effective remedvk It keeps per fecttyv and tastes pleasant children like it. , r. You can feel this take hold instantly,-' soothing and healing the membranes in all the air" passages. It promptly loosen a dry, tight cough, and soon you will notice - the phlegm thin out and then disappear -altogether. A day's use will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it is also splendid for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness,, and bron chial asthma. - - . f Pirex is a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine ex tract, the. most reliable remedy for throat and chest ailments. To avoid disappointment, ask your druggist for "2 ounces of Pinex" with directions and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis faction or money refunded. The Pinex Co- Ft. Wayne. Ind. Statement Qf The BANK OF SOUTHPORT SOUTHPQRT, N. C. At Close of Business December 29, 1920 RESOURCES l Ixians and discounts :. .$205,774.64 raiui.iiiB ............. Furniture and fixtures Expense ... American Bank and .Trust 3,647.05 3,500.00 ,040.21 17,645.67 8,250.11 9,967.29 7,000.00 4.991.1S 2,29.81 Company . Other banks Cash Liberty bonds t t Real estate -. .. . Loans and discounts, Bank of Brunswick .... ... . . . . . . . TOTAL ,.$269,035.96 THOMAS E. COOPER J. W BROOKS ; . . . . . . . G.jH. RUARK ... . .. MISS !A. M. WOODSIDE ; J. B McCABE & CO. Eatabllaaed 1012" certified public Accountants -f P. K 124S , , thouch one has become a the other.) , .. A single man lives with and sunn a mother 60 years of aire and xl n ters 1$ and 21 years of agf all h, sis-health.-HIs exemption is ono , 00,1 head of family. Since his motw th sisters are neither under is ani1 age nor mentally or physica'U- i of pacitated, he can not claim an i tionai exemption fof dependents ' A widower Is the entir sn,,.. . child under 18 years of ago. but nn 4 wise neglects it. His exemption i, , 200. .. He is not the head of a famr " and is entitled only to the $2 no t ' dependent. BANK OF HAMLET ENJOYED GOOD, BUSINESS LAST year HAMLET. Jan. 14 The hank . Hamlet held its 18th annual Stockholm ers meeting January 12. Reports t the stockholders by the officers sho- 1 that 1920 was a good year for th banv The bank's resources now amount t. over half a million dollars. During th year the bank created a $15,oqo surpi,,! account and also declared a 15 per ! cash dividend. 1 The stockholders re-elected the old board of directors for the ensuing yea!! as follows: S. O. Bauersfld. W n Freeman, T. M. Rose, R. H. Hayhurt0 ' Dr. W. D. Jones. Dr. B. V. "NVilliamimn and David Easterling, and the rijrect ors re-elected all the old officers for the ensuing year, as follows: t. y Rose, president; S. O. Bauerpfeld. vicg president; David Easterling:, vice'uros- ment ana casnier, and vv. K. McN eil, assistant cashier. Don'tWoiryAbout Your Complexion Cuticura MMeCareofIt If you make the Cuticura Trio your e very-day toilet preparations you will have a clear, healthy skin, good hajr, and soft white hands. Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal, Talcum to powder and perfume. Addrm: "OitUinkV- a a m tt c.w wfaer. Bo$t9 2k. datZDCDt 2B sad 10s. Talcum U. ilrXsfr Cctjcarm Soap shmvsm with oat mag. V sanaaaaaajBH waa.aaaBaj. OVMCtarT Conquers Constipation Coat tet constipation poison four btood and curtail your energy -v U roar liver and bowels er I j alee CAB1 ER'S ITTLE LtttU Uvw Jt rills today A aod your i VER PILLS trouble will cease. For dim nets, lack ot lppente. beadache and blotchy akin nothing can equal them. Purely vegetable Small Pill Small Dua-WU Pnc CHEESE Sandwich , Loaf American Cheese Kraft v American Cheese Chedder Kraft Pimento Cheese McLaren's Cream Cheese, foil - - k . McLaren's Neufchatel Cheese McLaren's Pimento Cheese McLaren's Nippy Cheese Grocers Specialty Cp. i7 Market St. Phone No. 65 : ! r LIABILITIES i Capital stock . . ; . .v. Surplus . Interest and discount Bxchanre : 7 500." 7'.(n4.l9 t'2(i8.J5 3.76.1.';! 126.S5--? SMI."" i40.';' Undivided profits Individual deposits Savlngrs deposits Dividends unpaid ........ Time certificates Cashiers checks - Certified checks -. .'. Capital, Bank of Brunswick Profits, Bank of Brunswick .$269,035.1" TOTAL President ..'.Vice President Cashier .Assistant Cashier ) . dOT MauraIe.BalM husband or wlfe, 'even r ' f- 11
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Jan. 15, 1921, edition 1
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