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'SEE I LIK-V I , THIS SOB - I V J r HOPE. -fAV. BOSS t r JL ( PCNT- FND -A - A- - - - W REFERENCES I y SAY SON)TBOIf IN TMJS OFFICE IFO EASY . WITH fy)E HAS BEEtA SVWJPING PENS. PENCILS' AND ERASERS OU'TTA THE SUPPLY Thnk. X'O .MAKE, ;oOD MERE - AND ROOM WHO IS IT 7 . The Chevrolet is more than an automobile it is an Investment if Voo canned, --r ME; 1 Could op em UP a SToRe-: Johnson Motors Co. 5 North Third St. Phone 508 d-2-r UILT,V LOOK- ON X YOUR FACE" IH v Vou swipe twaT itl pit ( STUFF" ?- ANSVXHR u-r I I WILSON'S PART ON MARCH FOUR IS TO BE DRAMATIC -, . He WUI Accompany Harding to Capitol, But Nothing Further Is' Indicated as to What Retiring President Will Do in the Ceremony Washington Started the Custom of Riding With Successor to Inaugural By ELIZABETH KING STOKES (Copyright, By The Star) WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. President Wilson's part in the Inauguration will ' be dramatic. How far will he go in observing: the traditional attendance of ' tHe retiring President at the ceremo nies, a custom begun when Washington went to the old state house at Phila delphia with John Adams? Secretary !- Tumulty has said that Mr. Wilson at i tie capitol. No one expects that President Wilson v'win hroalr hia lone- seclusion bv ao- pearing in-any great prominence. Even l Hia niiaotfrtTi n hia nhvairsl pnrinr. ance were not to be considered. It Is not his nature to lend himself readily to superficial magnanimity. Inherently .demonstration. He does not "show" well. VV 11C11 lie auuuiupnuico ocuclvi ( Harding down Pennsylvania avenue to f the est porch of the capitol, he will .-sit erect and uncompromising, his shoulders sun, ms neaa set squareiy with the rtnlse of one who unbends with difficulty, which is the position he takes when he starts off for his daily ride around Washington. The outward diffi dence of the President was lamented by Secretary Tumulty one night re cently when he told a little audience of a conversation with his chief. Not Built for Display . "Tumulty," the President ,said, "you must realize that I am not built for -'these things. I don't want to be dis played before the public. If I tried to do. it. I would do it badly." j of some of the pomp of the presiden tial omce nas esxaoiisnea a preceaent in th minds of the nnhlic strong enough to bring pressure to bear .upon late In favor of simpler ways. And the action of Senator Harding himself in requesting the elimination of display now has driven the idea of curtailment into the consciousness of all classes of the constituency. Simplicity hereafter cannot be exclusively the property of Jeffersonian Democrats." Nor will it be easy for Republicans to succeed them selves with pomp. There is; however, a great difference in the simplicity of the inooming and retiring Presidents this year. Senator Harding's appears to be the simplicity of humility. That of President Wilson would seem to come from aloofness. Harding in truth more nearly ap proaches in character the homeliness of Jefferson who walked from his boarding house, on New Jersey avenue, took j the oath of office at . the capitol, andvwalked back to sit at the dinner table with congressmen and other fel low boarders. But President Wilson, undoubtedly at great personal effort, has signified his intention to pay his respects to his successor and when he stands behind President-elect Harding, the proximity will represent much more than the Juxtaposition of two presi dents The two figures, side by side, this time will be symbolic to a dramatic degree. Senator Harding gained his place after the defeat of every mental strategy and nearly all of the physical strength of his predecessor at a time when the contest had world signifi cance. No greater . moving picture in American politics will be posed than the appearance of these two men stand ing together March 4. Some presidents have been highly fe lioitious to a sucessor, some hardly gra cious, others short in their congratula tions and quick to leave the city, or plainly scornful of the new administra tion. John Adams ignored the whole affair of the inauguration-of Jefferson and was toprlofty abou,t the inaugural ball, and stating to. his friends that -h? and his family would not lend ' their presence to the festivities, he left town. But with Adams, the inability to' meet the-' public half way. was. ingrained. John Qulncy Adams deliberately went off for a horseback ride while Jackson was being inaugurated,' leaving the President-elect to proceed to the capi tol alone. Jefferson, by overlooking the attitude of the first, Adams, really per petuated the courtesy. Initiated ' by Washington of sitting on the pltform during the inauguration of James Mad ison, and attending the inaugural ball. From that time on, most retiring-executives have ridden down the, long ave nue to the capitol with the new incum bent, bowing. and giving him as happy an Introduction as possible. Cleveland accompanied Harrison, holding an urn- trella over his head so that he could ift his hat without being drenched. Roosevelt saw Taft . inaugurated and then somewhat hastily went to the railroad station and left the capital. Mrs. Taft rode with her husband. President McKinley, Senator Hard ing's mentor, was escorted to the sen ate by Cleveland, .thence to a platform at the east portico of the. capitol where the oath"was administered.: Afterwards both reviewed the parade at the white house. It was a simple inauguration. However, a gala of fireworks, parades, troops from all over the country, and a splurge at the inaugural ball take away ' the simple effect as we under stand it today. "Old Glory," a pyro technic invention, hung "a mile . high" in the air over the white house; Penn sylvania avenue was illuminated with varigated fire and the ' state of Ohio apparently was all but emptied of vol unteers, veterans and regular artillery and cavalry troops, so imposing was the military escort in the parades. At that time, too, it was the surren der of Democrats, to Republican victors. McKinley was hailed as the "advance agent of prosperity." On the way to the capitol, McKinley occupied the -left side of the coach; . returning he rode on the right, the place of honor, which is .part .of the meticulous form of such occasions. Senator Knox, chairman of the present congressional committee, has spent weeks studying the records and -recalling his own experiences so that the courtesies of the Harding in .mugurationjrwill .be fully observed, i- y- ..MIGHT Pimples and Blisterson Neckand . Ear.. Itched.' Cuticura Heals. ' My trouble started on the side of my neck and in my eaf . It broke out with pimples and small blisters. , It itched and I could not rest day or night for about three months. I was treated but nothing helped me. I began using Cuticura Soan and Ointment and after I had used one cake of Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Oint ment I was completely healed." (Signed) Miss Laura E. Woods, Route C, Rocky Ford, Qa. Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Ointment occasionally, prevent pim ples or other eruptions. They are a pleasure to use, as is also Cuticura Talcum, a fascinating fragrance -for pcriummg mc 8 Km. hapblkriwHKil Addrmr M0wMwUk MtoilM, DnL E, KaddamM, IUm." Sold Trr 111 RMkHtu AinHM oc ia. - Cticqr Soap hT without mag. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR A MOTHER'S CARE " " And there is no place where your Ford can receive the same attention as at an authorized Ford service station. -' ' 1 Completely Equipped Shop Specialized Corps of Mechanics Genuine Ford Parts Standard Labor Charges Jones Motor Sales Co. Third and Market Streets Telephones Nos. 760-725 GAS : OILS : FREE AIR : WATER Ba0 1 I M SSTIKa BE JkW Eighth and Dock Sts. Phone 641 Especially Invite Your Inspection of, ; Our Sanitary ' Store and Clean Stock PHONE IN YOUR ORDERS AUTO DELIVERY Hams Klngan's Reliable, best on earth, or your OMn money refunded. Per pound MU Picnic Hams Kingan's best grade. OCa Per pound avv Bacon ...36c nd 40o Corn ........25c ; 25c That good breakfast bacon. Machine sliced. Pound . . Blue Label Brand, per can Sunbeam Brand, per can 1 la -pound cans at Grisco Lard , Compound. Per pound . . Kingan's pure, one-pound -cartons Per pound i lve-pouna . pans Per pall . . 40c 16c 23c SI. 15 Snowdrift, four-pound cans. lor Snowdrift ound cans. Wesson Oil Pint cans. Eaoh Quart cans. Each . . . . Salt mackerel. Each Fish I Salt mullets Butter Best creamery butter made, or your money 80c 35c 60c 1 5b I So 65o 0 FloUr Royal Brand, plain 12-pound sacks ,. Royal self-rising, 12-pound sacks Dainty Brand, plain, 12-pound sacks 24-pound sacks 85c 90c 95c SI. 85 Sugar Dominion granulated, package only,' not bulk, f Per pound 9 10c Three ,ound cans Tor Tomatoes ireepound cans. I Dv ' Each . ,.,.tIWU' Soap :yr "'.'SI .. 50c . 50c r Octagon, six cakes for . Kirkmanf six cakes' for . ... . . . . j. ...... . . . . Milk 90c Eagle Brand, condensed, v I cans for Pilgrim Brand, evaporated. " 4 I Cn Per can I 3U Caraja. :''": : -; ' - ! Per pound ... . . . . .-" i White House.' '- -. c. Per pound Helen Lawton. Per pound ........... 30c 44o 50c Blue Label Brand,5 all flavors, Per Jar.' ........ . .......... Jellies Very best brand, .-y.- -.. . -. two . glasses for . . . t 50cA ',-'"v,(; 35c All Wilmington Is Talking About Our Prices. Your Opportunity to Save Money on Your; V 'v'' ri??.5-i?i : ; ' Groceries';Isj Hereof y We guarantee our patrons the benefit of declining pric the sam V- . forced to''fdIlow-a upward trend.'f;' ' J. KYLE BANNER3MAN, Manager 1 H mmmm V Here's joyful news for every fleshy person who loves good things to eat, especially those who . are denying themselves, the things they like most because of their de sire to keep down-their weight or to re duce the fat with which they are already burdened, f i. : There ia no further necessity to diet in order to keep your weight down or reduce the fat you nave already acquired. . The famous Marmola Prescription has been put up in tablet form, and is now sold by all druggists atime dollar for a good size box. To get rid of fat at the rate ottwo. threeorfourpoundsaweelcjusttakeoneot . these little tablets after each meal and at bedtime until you have reduced your weight to where you want It. No wrinkles or nabbiness will remain. Use Marmola Prescription Tablets according to direc tions a few weeks and get results without "going through long; sieges of tiresome exercise and starvation diet. Get them at any drug store or send the price to the Marmola Co.. 93 Garfield Buildln K.Detroit, Mich-, and receive them by mail, prepaid, in plam, sealed cover. - J. B JVlcCABE & CO. Ertabllahed 1912 . CERTIFIED PUBtlC ACCOUNTANTS P. O. Bex 1248 607 Murcatson Batldlaa WlLMTPrGTVWv; If. C. Consult Me About Your ADMINISTRATOR SALES -.- PERSONAL FROPERTY OR REAL ESTATE R. O- HANSON, Auctioneer 518 Grace Street Phone 1826-W L. W. MOORE 3uys, Sells and Rents REAL ESTATE 205 Princess WE HANDLE STAR BRAND SHOES KOSCH'S DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Sixth and Castle Streets All Cars Transfer Over Her STAR DRY . CLEANING CO, tt4 Prlaccaa Si, Dry cleaners aaa prcaaera Fi-eack style. Paun Beack and Koot KJUtth a ye-cialty. PH03TE 44S USE THE STAR WANTS HEADACHE am U. 7. BroMalffine : Made and sold for 25 years vritnout a compiainu indorsed by the best phy sicians and druggists. Safe absolutely. 2 sizes 30c and 60c BEOMALGINE COMPANY, Croldsboro, N. C. ' gjppj Directory of Wilmington Dealers I WMacJUIAAN,JR. CITY TAXICAB COMPANY WORTH-OVERLAND CO. Sf5gS . Phone. 15 d 10 iA Se'rVICe" k (UOJ Packard :: Buick AUTOS FOR HIRE J 3lXMr A 7 j Dodge Brothers cars washed, poiiahed and f kjs&w uveriana Sr v Greaaed Storagre T0r'- Commerce Trucks 1-m.u7 Nrth Second Street ' 10S-113 North Second Street a . ' m'' - . ... o-iu Dock St. Phone 2163 BURNETT SALES AND T t WEWKIRK AUTO SALES SERVICE COMPANY C. W. LASSITER r- COMPANY " iSStek'" Sle" Bd srvice triDutor rHW SIOTOR CARS afSil ceialmers-dort Briscoe and Mitchell ) sales ySy&rff 14 Market Street i Jlr SERVICE SE5 Phone 2048 ' 114 N. Second St. Telephone 13 ! I ' . I 12 Market Street -I- Telephone 1105 - . I ' , SERYICE STATION F0Rfev CARTER'S MACHINERY MARKET I . V. D. MftcMILLAN JR stiiioiise The ,ptaM.?M;e7y" SeU I Fth , Str-V . .OLIVER CARTER- . ; GSrbl,C M. W.McINTIRE 21 S. Water StTelephone 1195 HAYES PETTET, Superintendent 5 Dock Street j ' Wilmlngrton. N. C. Phone 1110-W SUPPLIES, REPAIRS AND SERVICE What's In a NAME? : A lady and gentleman driving out kt the country . near Wilmington came across 'a log. hut in front of which 'was standing an old black mammy., with a,, little pickaninny -clinging? to the old black mammy's skirts. ' r. The travelers stopped for' sL chat and the lady, finally asked:. ' , "Mammy, who is the little boy.ahd whatsis his name?;; ;' . , : 1 9He' muh i aTanVhile and he name FERTILIZEK'yes. mam." . . b '" 'Fertilizer r. " said tne lady. "What via Miueci nam erwliy did you give him such a name, as that?" ; "Well, you see hits dls Iway,- honey: v.fiur ' oP . man's name is 'B'erdinan,'; muh , name is 'Liza' an' as him is th onliest gran'chile we alls want him nam fur bof.un us, Tso v we : jes nachully ' calls- im .'Furtliza.'." . .-. .-';- : r. ': . I vWftairyou thinks of it,; there's . a WHOLU. LOT in a-name--Rockefel-icr; Morgan, etcM and when you see J. Hicks Bunting -on anything out of a drug store 5TOU KNOW, with out -further, thought, ' that it is Al, fo. k., etc.. and whert 'a prescription or, other medicine is dispensed at aur store YQU KNOW that it can be r lied upon. ONLY'.MEN'of experi ence at our store to attend to your van,ts. .Let's : get TOGETHER : on that proposition. ; Mf - V WILMINGGTON AUTO PAINTING CO. Palntlna; and Trimmlnjr and Repair Ing on All Wood and Metal Work ; F"or Eatlmates, Call at '208 Market- Street,- or .Phone, 2251. AUTO REPAIRING ., 11. Work Given My Personal - Attention ' " DAY OR NIGHT 10 PER HOUR No Overhead No Rent Low Rate : i . .DCS. rich , mm 208 S. Ninth-Street-; Phone 1162-L3 r a. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ! We Are Prepared to Do Ffrat-clasa AUTO REPAIRING Y All Work Guaranteed We make a specialty of out-of-town work. .Not hlngr but fimt-claa Rabey Storage Battery Co. 10 8. Front St. - Telephone 84.. J. HICKS BUNTING 'Second "and -Princess; 'SUu; r . . ..... - II RF.RTTTT.T RAmATHRS aMawaai am a a v , . r. ALL KINDS FOR SALE r Leaa .Than Half Price of New -' ( -; - i Radiators ' : . ' ' , , ;-" ; Radiator Renal rins Prices ' Reaaonable .:?.-,'. : W.' B. KI.ANDER & CO. 132 Market St. Wilmington, N.. C. CAROLINA MOTOR SERV- TOAMignM tm apd ecT tpp tapapp THOMPSON-BERN ARL tu. ILHi UAKAUli Repreaenta StronBrat Compnnie. For 210 South Front Street . ' . : -Automobile Insurance j n MTV. - - Tutrrwun for Koblkj Liability, Property :f J. D. RUSS I G. WILLOUGHBY Damage. ColUaton, Fire and Thrtt m Proprietors Protection. We make our Ow .' - '- ' : .:;si'-' Adjnatment MBnnnManaaanaaaamaaanaaaaa ' ROBERT R. CHRISTIE, MP- . n " r,. ' . 112 Prince St. - Tlenhone Read Star Classmetl Ads. I ; v , 2 You carefully aelect your Doctor Why : not your Druggist? He your last -. p T 1 cbmk 10 me mouth .,- WE FURN mm "DEPENDABLE DRUG STORE r j 11 N.i Front St. . , v Phone 1S1-1S2 ' IV i....' CATARRH - of the BLADDER - relieved fa. t ' 24 HOURS Eaeh fan' sale bears the fMIDV isjtf; r. - . ',. h , y- -- - - , TUBES . iirr a m a -a- . a a a a . a a a a a w a a- 4 THAT a' W- a ?-:Tt:l. ir-'r VVVV'. . W m; .-". Vataf aSaf aWRtk M aaaf atCBh UlllllUUIl Acquire The Habit" Elrno re 1 106j.Neiiifi name 4V. Beware of counterfeits V J
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