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i a 3 f . f, I --it ii 1 4W f ,5' vi:i S rff 1. n 1 M" ? - a: am i. 1 I 1 - "J- :?'J TWO THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTOlJr N. C, cFBID AY,' JUNE 10,, 1921. 1 - X' . ' . - .1" - .. 1 - .1..-,-- TIME AND PLACE FOR: STOCKHOLDERS OE DIG ROfiY PLAY CHANGED LOCAL CONCERN MEET - J . -... - : jl. Womahless Wedding to be Pre sented' at Academy Satur Tday Night at 8:30 hftd S On account of -impossibility, of com pleting -the necessary physical arran gre- ments;'-the management- of the Rotary club's iwomanless wedding:, -ha nounced -that the date and place been "changed, and that the "ceremony" and the subsequent "Vlfgrinla reel," etc, would be held at the Academy of Music "Saturday nigfit, 8:30 o'clock! if No further developments have" .been reported1 as to the condition of V'OM bride,rt;&bl. Walker Taylor, since th'e telegram from an alleged 'friend." the rom, IMck Walker, It Is hopVd thafDick will be able to sufficiently disprove the allegation to at least clear Reports Indicate Fisheries Pro ' ducts Company Had Suc cessful Year show up on the . Florida and Georgia Roasts,, working norm as. far as Massa chusetts, attdji. Mahe.; ; ..The company Commences fishing aftbtii A'priV 1 off the Georgia ' coast, work'tng "north as far as Hatteras, and toe nsn'caught along rtiis route are taken to the St. Phillips plant naar here; wnere theroil Is extracted.- After f May i the.steamers leave southern waters and begin flshr Ing in the north; wnere catches are taken to the plants at Iewis, Dela ware, and other northern points. -After arriving in northern waters the fish rer maia there- until - aTout November 1, when they return south. They are fol lowed by the steamers and fishing is ieptup here until about Christmas,: at whicIT. time' all fif5nTns,tops "and the iteamer's afe.- given- repairs . to prepare them for the nextseMbit The com pany employes several " lousnd,m,en and causeaVmany thousands of dollars to circulate-tlirourh payrolls. USE f HE TAR WANTS The annual meeting of . stockholders -.Tjr of the Fisheries 'Products company was held Wednesday at the company' St. Phillips" plant, -about 13 miles down; the Cape r Fear river. Tne party, In which were, represented all sections of me sou in, .was taKeti on- an inspectron trip to the' company's rertilizer plant at. Hilton and then 'the steamer WJlming-, ton took the large crowd to St. Phillips. A,- very elaborate dinner was served i there," after which Fres H. Hayes called. the mee The president', report and 'address ON MILK EVEN WATER IMZear-Old Victim of Stomach Trouble ngoC Tells What Hospital's Treatment pidf or Him those or the colonel it may." Dick says he -but te that as is going to get ot the treasurer whicn was read, show ed the company 'a financial 'condition to be good with surplus for: the year of $663,246.75. The following directors his own skirts in the matter, if not i were elected for the ensuing year: Thomas H: Hayes. New York ; Thomas W. Davis, Wilmington; W. RsCapehart, Avoca; Elmo . Brown, if ew .York ; ,R- J. Anderton, New Tone; I H. Wilson, Cross Anchor. S. " C, and F. R. Mc Kinnle, Louisbirg, N. c. " 'Offlfers i were re-elected, as -follows: President " 'and g .' n e r a 1 jnanager, Thomas H. Hayes vice-president and treasurer. R J. Anderton; secretary," H. E. Goodwin. ' ' Stockholders of the company number about 8.000. located utiriclpaiij in .Vir ginia,'' North' -, and Booth; Carolina, QeoTgia and'-Florld's, The company 4s slibwed that the company had- a proa.v i. . L Tt 4 1 f perous year during i2o The repofif After Taking Three Bottles ot Sanux Says He Feels m lears Younger and All His roubles Have Gone. . married, Saturday nighf if he has to marry ;oie Mammy Ames." It has been found . necessary to change the date and place of the play to Saturday night, June- li, Instead of Friday 'night -and tne performance will be, given at the Academy of Music instead of the localion pr-iously an nounced. . ' ' The' object of the performance, from a serious point of view, is to enable th Rotary club to continue its activif ties among the "under-privlleged'f boys of the community which ;.is -a work 'involving the expenditure , of more than 13.000 per year. By this means,,- the members of the Rotary club hope tQ .extend to, every boy; who Is without funds or other means to? pro vide himself, the same opportunity ftfr healthful recreation, physical develop ment and moral growth as is afforded those Of a more fortunate financial status, and most promising results have already, been attained ty them through their "work in the past yea,r it., is hoped .y' the management ythat every boy-lover in the city will attend the show and give to the movement their hearty. and unqualified support, financi ally'and morally. PLANS WELL ADVANCED FOR CHAUTAUQUA WEEK Tickets for Season Sell Well Event Opens Monday DURHAM, N. C. "I had indiges tion so badly I couldn't even drink water without sufferlhff frorA it," de clared Mr.',B. .H. Dunn, of -3i8 West Peltigrew street. In a statement sent the United Medico-Chemi Hospital re cently. . "I couldn't eat the lightest things without ufferlns severe pains," con tinued Mr. Dumi. "I would have terrible-nervous headaches and dlfcay spells andrwas restless and couldnt sleep. 1 the largest of its kind In" the United I was failing fast. States fishing exclusively for: Men-5 -I began taking Sanux and it helpsd naaen nsh, trom wnich are extracted fish oil and fish scrap." The oils vare used in the-manufacture of high grade soaps, paints and medicines and for softening leather' and' tempering steel, besides having -a numberof .other tie. The by-product, nan scrap, is used as the source of nitrogen in " the manu facture of commercial fertfliiers. Te company has. a fleet of 18 ocean going fishing stemers. with plants so situated along the Atlantic . seaboard from Loner Island to the- Cape Fear 1111 'i-VBril ......... i. M river th.at tey can easily take care 6t Muol! na ,, ieiiins y ii m me ainer- t - " . the fish that.- ar caugh ent localities as they migrate up and down the coast Fertiliser factories are- located at TVUmtngton and Norr folk, Va., triief e i are manufactured thousands of tons of -high grade ferti lisers annually. -"''.- Menhaden fish come from southern waters In the early spring and first Jrfe' rlsrht away. I commenced, to ira prove from the first bottle. . ; .- V'i have taken three bottles , and. now I liave a good appetite and can eat anything without suffering. I'm 8S years old but I work every: day now and am feeling fine in fact, I feel ats well as J did twenty years ago. -. - "My wife and daughter .are 'taking feanux and it has helped them, too. "I believe Sanux is the; greatest medicine in the worldv for stomacn ffereV If your stomach Is disordered, your appetite, poor. If you feel week, nerv ous and-jired out all the time, if you ltfpk haggard - and paie.'and do not weigh as much as you should,' then k'o to the nearest drug store' and get a bottle or two of Sanux, which so many people in this section are' now Malt ing and. which, .hundreds, who once felt just as you now feel, declare entirely rlieved, them and put them back on their feet. ; . Sanux has been used for years at the United ' Medico-Chemi Hospital, wnere it has" been prescribed for hun dreds of sufferers from-various forms of stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, vanux is a purely vegetable . com pound and contains nothing harmful. It rs guaranteed by the United Medieo Chemi Hospital and a coupon is en closed with each bottle which entitres the 1 Durchaser to free., medical advice or a complete examination if the medi cine fails to benefit. It is sold in this section by the following druggist, In 8rOUnce bottles at $1.25. Look for the name SANUX. Sold by Elvington's Depend able -Pharmacy. , v -1 y On a good many markets eggs are graded and sold by weight, due to the different sizes and i inds ; Naturally. -you- wouldn't - pay. the price . for,. V. guinea's you do for hen eggs, but are you always ,, the judge?., !Don;t uy eggs in a.bag." When . the size, of' the eggs tcompells serving "two for one," you've paid a high price for guessing. Our brand, "SQUARE DEAL," always protects you. You do not find small guinea and pullet eggs be cause they must grade to bear our label. Call for them by name they're guaranteed to all grocers. DON'T GUESS SAY "SQUARE DEAL" Sold by Most Grocers Butter .. We!ve receivecif many complimenk mi T.T.nVF.T?TVAT.T i.. xs vjui w M-mj. aajaj. anil v nr We know .the value you receive when I buying this , butter, and are proud of its popularity. When you buy "n VERDALE" you don't just buy but--ter you get theibest that money can obtain. Made from pure pasteurized' cream and Ichumed , under the most sanitary conditions, tnakes it safe to ; guarantee, which we do unequi cably. v ' ? For the Children's Sake, Say "CLOVERDALE" GOLDBERG LEWIS 3 South' Water Street Wholesale Distributors PRODUCE -i-MERCHANDISE V . Telephone No. 352 Arrangements for the ' chautauo,ua are now well advanced and- the coming of Swarthmore Chautauqua to this clty: pforqises to usher in new interest in amusement when tne big tent ii thrown o.pen'-to the public Monday afternoon. An ideal location has been selected, on the Jones 'playground op posite the new high school building on Market street, where entertainment of the" highest class will ; bet. given every afternoon and - evenyig .during the whole of next week.. Sliss McGill. from the headquarters of the organUation. if in the city and is working inde fatigably in the interests of the local guarantors who" -are .headed by C. W. POlVOgt. . . , ; - , Local business . firms that, hare kindly allowed,' their buildings .toitoe used for this means of publicity jarei Hugn-s ariTice siauoa; neuamy "Wholesale ," Dfug company; :S- and R. Solomon, C. F. Finxeisteiai tt-Shrier end Sons, Solomon and .S-hrler. Eflrd Department store, Creseent Cany"eom-1 pany. jacKson and Bell, and McCIammy and Burgyn. - ' . " Odis Hinnant and his Bpy, .Scouts have-also been heiprui in putting, out banners for ose on autonobiles and In other ways assisting the Chautauqua publicity.- while the newspapers have given generous srace in addition to the display advertlsements- The Chautauqua opens Kinday. bringing a great array of talent to the citv including the ramous light opera "The Bohemian IGrl.v the White Hus sars band, a famous musical organiza tion which ha playea txfore the lead ing world expositions, part of the Bos ton symphony orchestra, perhaps one of the best known musical organiza tions in the world; famous lecturers of international reputation, such as Br; Zilboorg, a former member of the Kerensky government of Russia and many other notable neadliners. em i- V4 TONIGHT AvT (5 iU'M MM ik, EIGHTY TRINITY GRADUATES ARB AWARDED A. B. DEGREE DURHAM, Jute 9. Trinity coUege, following the commencement address by Senator Hitchcock,' conferred the degree of bachelor of rts on 80 young men and women, and the degree of mas ter of arts upon six others. No honor .ary degrees were iven by the college this -year. - . .'' . 3 )JJ; nlo 1U1 Last opportunity to get these popular tires at such low prices. Only a few sizes obtainable. 5,000-Mile Guarantee SUe. Ribbed. Pi on. Skid. Goodrich 32x312 ..$14.50 $16.25 $ iaso 26!50 -31x4 33x4 34x4 34x412 36x41 35x5, 37X5 16.00 20.25 21.00 28.00 29,06 35.00. 87.0fr 17.25 22.00 3i'.66 35.50" 38.00 ;AITini For AD Dancing, Marching and Movies Attractive Favors i - IT 9 the Water sure-is fine : THESE DAYS! SPECIAL SCREEN ATTRACTIONS : ,"'; "EDGAR'S HAMLET" One of the . Edgar Stories, by Booth -r '. '. .-Tarkington . . - SPECIC SPECIAL - A Beautiful Travel Picture Regular Dance For Adults Will Start Immediately Following the Children's Dance Tonight , DANCING THIS AFTERNOON, 3:30 TO 5:00 NO CHARGE . MacMillan & Cameron 108-110 N. Second Street The Charm of Novelty The Shopping Center Furniture! ft TT IS in the little 'accessories" the "individual' ' pieces perhaps more than in' the principal, conventional fur- ' piture, that lies niuch ofv the charm and distinction of the perfectly appointed home. The Miller & Rhoads store maintains a special depart ment devoted to Novelty Furniture in solid mahogany, in which' are featured ' extensive varieties ' of 5 the pieces listed here .t Prides, too, are most reasonable. ' St A Special Mail Order Service LWe offer also 'a Personal Service to. out-of-town patrons , that enables one to ' make..selecti.Qns,..by..niaili quite as satisfactorily ; as. in person Photographs or sketches and -derailed descriptions are furnished on. request:- . . i - special A distinctive Four-Poster Bed -of ' Birch MahtiganyV in either 3 rfoot 3-inc.h; or-.4-foot; 6-inch size, is priced $32.50; ' . s j Your , inquiry will have, careful attention U 'addressed to oSV Mrs. HaitBcoci;. Writ her for-our neW . Catalog of Furniture. ... . Richmond; va: Book Racks ; Book Wagons BookEnda1 Book Blocks Tea Wagons : Floor Lamps .' , --Umbrella Stands Smokers' Stands Phonf . Stands . : 5 :Spi net Desks T i , Waste Baskets. . . Sewing Baskets Foot Stools Poster Beds Bed Tables Gateleg Tables Console Tables f;-.' Nest Tables Kidney Tables Single or Double . Leaf Tables Bed Room Tables ; s with. Safes I t J- ', Card Tables ; Tip Tables ,r . -Chairs and Rockers .: Hall. Windsor and Cane Wing, Back tyles 7 j i .-Etc, etc . V ' Sport Flannel Coats Just Arrived The very latest thing in many colors, with arid without belt. They are ideal for beach wear. See window display. Prices range from A $19.50 TO$29.S0 Middy blouse suits of plain white middy twill, full regulation amblem, pleated skirts. Price for children's sizes, 6 to 14 . years, (JJO Q0 a 'suit, $2.48. '. Misses' and ladies sizes, a suit ... ....... .. ysd0 SALE On Silk Dresses J-' . If we have your size, you will get a wonderful bargain. $45.00 gray taffeta dress with imported banding lace with contrasting color beddings. : $97 Cfl Sale price . . . ... . ... . . , . ... , . . . P : $52.50 georgette; color, navy over green sateen, suitable for both evening :.or:: street; simply a beauty. OC AH Sale price . . . ,V . 45D. VU $49.00 Canton jcrepe idress ; color,, gray, , henna and silver -trimming Sale ; ; . (11 fl AH price ..... $39.00 sport:dress, made of French satin in combination of honey dew an&.wlute a handsome dress. (Ml (( Sale price . . . ; . . . 4 ...... '. $LuMv 32J0Qf naVy taffeta "dress a neat lace vest and trimmed -with ruffle. and -pipings T rA Sale price4., V VV,-- v 1 i . J v ii'. ..- w $45.00 sport dress of Cantoii crepo colon silver gray with pleated skirts of blue and gray. - - : COA QC Sale pricer $29,50 gray taffeta with eyelet: work and ribbon sleeve, tie- back model with large sash. t1A CA Sale price , ; . 4 . $ li;. DU Fuchs' r Cash Department Store ; "Where Smart Styles Meet Moderate Prices" ?8-30 South Front Street Telephone No. 272 Ads '.S.'iik Wilmington, N. q. assnifiesi ;':
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