STAR CLASSIFIED ADS
NOW TAKEN BY TELEPHONE—Call 51 and Ask for Classified Department—Phone 51—NOW TAKEN BY TELEPHONE!
Star Classified Ads Bring
Results
TRY THEM
They are the Little Ads
with the Big Story
Star Classified Ads Are
Read Daily by More Than
30,000 People
READ THEM!
USE THEM!
Help Wanted U)
WANTED—Young ^nen to learn the
'earner trade. Best college in the
■outih. Jobs awaiting our graduates.
Charlotte B.arber College, Charlotte,
:r c.
IP YOU ARE looking for help of any
kind, there is no better tvay to get
good, intelligent employes than by
Bstng The Star’s Classified section. It
In read* Phone 51 and ask for Classified
Department.
DO YOU WANT A BIGGER JOB? We
can help you negotiate a suitable
connection. Executives’ Enr loy’.nent
Agency, Charlotte, N. C
MEN-WOMSN-GIRLS—J S v.r over. Get
U. S. government jobs,
month. Steady, short hours. Common
education sufficient. Gist positions ob
tainable, free. Write immediately.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 305S, Roches
ter, N. Y.
WANTED—News boys to Jell 3-page
ooiiiiO Heart’s American. See Gordon
tiros.* 1? Princest' St.; phone 745.
10-21-tlc
WANTED—Every boy in the city to
, gather nails, glass, tin cans, etc.., in
that “Stop That Puncture Campaign,
S prizes to be given. Dive Oak Service
Station, Seventh and Ann.
Agents-Salesmen Wanted (2)
WANTED—You can get honest, Intelli
gent agents and salesmen by using
The Star’s Classified ads. They’re rea l.
3Iiiil or phone copy to classified depart
meo u
YOUNG MAN 25 to 35 for specialty
selling in eastern North Carolina
Write B, care the Star, for information.
WANTED—Salesman/ Will arrange
salary And expenses with good man.
Write Clyde-1/ Rubber Company. South
Bend, Indiana.
SITUATION. vYA-TTrJD 3
BUSINESS MEN who need employes
. use this section. Efficient, intelligent
employes fooki5G& for a position adver
tise fiere. Phone, bring or mail your
nds. to The Star’s Classified Dept.
Business Opportunities (4)
PEOPLE irisliing lo Hell their bosIncH
are brouglit In contact with people
who want to buy In this section. It is
rend. Brins, innil or phone your ad.
to The Star's Calssifled Department.
FOR SALE—Small, up-tc -date hotel at
Virginia Reach, Va. Address "Owner,"
Box 1184, Norfolk, Va.
Wanted, Miscellaneous i 5)
WILLARD DRY Cleaning Go. Have it
eteam or French cleaning, alteraticms
and repairing. Auto delivery. Phone
855. 17 Princ.^-3. just below the Peoples
bank. 11-26-tf-/'.
PEOPLE who wait miscellaneous items
advertise in this classification. Peo
ple wanting to sell something read it.
COOKING RANGE wanted; in good
condition. P. 0. Box 385.
For Sale. Miscellaneous (6)
STANDARD BOX ORANGES. 130 to 2C0
oranges, $2.50 f. o. b. Florida; stand
ard box grapefruit, 36 to SO grapefruit,
$2.50 f. o. b. Florida; shipment direct to
custefmer from Florida growers; flat
crate oranges. $1.50 f. o. b. Blackville;
flat crate grapefruit, $1.50 f.. o. b.
Blackville; cash with orfler. The Gro
cery Shop, Blackville, S. C.
PEOPLE who want to sell something
advertise in this classification. Peo
ple who waut to buy read it.
RUBBER STAMPS manufactured on
short notice; prir.t.ng, rilias, bind
ing; mail orders given prompt atten ■
lion Carolina Printing & Stamp Co.,
S Grace St.. Wilmington N.
WOOD—If It is wood you want, call
2167. We have oak, pine, lightwood,
any amount;. q-uicK delivery at the
right prices.
li.'CJ IV V L ( V. LU UlU^I > l?i.VV 11U
$2.50, deliveied anywhere in the city,
phone 2177. Quick service.
FOR GOOD COAL, i>hone 173. Becker
Coal and Builo'ers' Supply Co.
FOR SALE—We have another lot of
Vacuum bottles at 98r each. Keeps
liquids hot £4 hours, cold 4S hours, just
as satisfactory as ). ten dollar bottle
would., rhone 192 or 193, Halls Drug
Store, 5th and Castle.
KILN DRIED BLOCKS for sale. The
wood that makes a fire in a hurry. Buy
one load and we know you'll buy an
other; $2.00 per load, delivered west of
10th street or north of Castle; $2.50
beyond; phone 321. Hilton Lumber
Company.
FOR SALE—Five shares of stock in
Fisheries Products Co. Mrs. L. B.
3exon, Sylvania, Ga.
WOOD FOR SALE—$7.00 cord, 4 ft. or
stove length; phone 1797 W; one
Half cord least delivered.
WANTED—To sell about seven million
- feet of hardwood and pine timber,
oftginal growth, one-c,uartery mile of
railroad. Low. price. Southern Land
ind Timber Co., Greenwood, S. C.
WOODSTOCK Typewriter, brand new
$18.50, L. C. Smith Premier, new
(65.00. Chas. Finklestien. Front and
Market street.
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! Reliable wood
dealer, 15 rear* in wood business. If
you want nice wood, the best on the
market, call phone 940-J
MUST SELL at once, small stock gro
ceries, dry goods, shoes and notions,
tecount ■ owner's death. Fine cash
j*ade and the best location. If inter
tsted act at once. William Brice, Ad
ministrator, L. B. Brice Estate, WaL
iace, N. C. > \
rOR SALE—Small stock groceries, dry
goods, shoes, motions- Closing out
iccount owner’s death. Everything
jew. This is a rare opportunity for.a
' imall investment. ,If interested act at
>nce.' William Erire, Administrator,
'/•■ it. B. Brice Estate, Wallace, N. C.
Automobiles
(7)
SAVE 25 to 75 per cent on auto parts.
Ne v and used parts for all cars and
trucks; good used parts half price of
new ones; send old parts for duplica
tion. Whit ton Auto Wrecking Co., Co
lumbia, S. C.
FOR SALE—Ford roadster, Oakland
Six touring car, Auburn "Beauty
Six,” Dodge touring, all at the right
price. T. E. Piner, 14 Market street;
phone 2163.
FOR SALE — DODGE TOURING
Cur, WITH GOOD TIRES ALL
AROUND; ALSO EXTRA TIRE. A
GOOD BARGAIN. SEE MR. AL
BERTSON AT STAR OFFICE.
PODGE and Overland cars for sale
cheap. See Bear Produce Co., corner
Nutt and Grace.
WE DEFY competition, when radia
tors leak; you can't beat our prices.
We clean out cores and reuair leaks,
guarantee radiator to give service;
out of town auio owners, we pay ex
press. Ship yoi.r radiators for repairs
to W. B. Klander & Co., Wilmington,
N. C.
BUYERS AND SELLEKS of automo
biles advertise in this section, Th^lt
ads. are read and ears are easily and
quickly sold.
COUPE—Exceptional chance to buy
buy FOKD COUPE in first class
mechanical condition. It months old, a
BARGAIN. Can arrange terms. Chip
ley Universal Motor Co. Ask for
Green.
Poultry, Eggs*, Livestock (8)
FOR SAGE—Rhode Island Red hatching
efgs. I have seven pens mated up for
this year. Eggs are $2, ?3 and *4 per
setting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write
for mating list. Apply Chester B. Stev
ens, 10 King Ave.. Florence, S. C.
BABY CHICKS—From National Trap
nested Layers. Barred Plymouth
Rocks, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, S. C.
White Leghorns, Mottled ' Anconas, 98
per cent safe delivery guaranteed.
Catalogue and price list free. National
Hatchery Co., Winston-Salem, N. C.
l-l-60t-c
HERE is a clnsiiica tion where people
can dispose of their poultry, eggs and
livestock. There are 30,000 readers of
The Star's classified seetlou daily; 50
per cent more on Sundays,
PAIR registered bitches; both well
broken; all day hunters; as good as
any man can1 wish for; proven brood
bitches; bred to registered dogs. These
pups well worth your while; $100 each.
Neshoba Kennels, Neshoba, Tenn.
MAKE YOUR chickens lay more eggs
by feeding meat rations—ground
bones—tresh daily. C. K. Collins,
Front and Orange Sts., or Sunset Park.
Seeds and Plants (9)
SEED POTATOES—Onion sets; all va
rieties seeds for sale; any quantity.
Bear Produce & Mdse Co., Corner Nutt
and Grace. *
STRAWBERRY PLANTS—Send $2.50
for 50U Klondike, or $4.75 for 1.000.
Plants ready now. Special prices on
large orders. John Lightfoot, East
Chattanooga, Tenn.
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE—Stand
ard varieties at $1.25 per 1,000; 10.000
and over, $1.00 per 1,000. Prompt ship
ment weather permitting. Lewood Me
Callum, Rowland, N. C 12-29-30t*
FROST PROOF cabbage plants, the
leading varieties; $1.25 per thousand;
5 thousand or more, 90 cts. per thou
sand f. o. b. here; cash with order; all
orders filled prompt. E. B. Commins,
Meggetts, S. C.
Lost and Found (10
.LOST—Crank to one of our Stewart
trucks, somewhere on Market street,
between Front and Seventeenth streets.
The owner would like to have the
crank, which is very much needed. We
will also pay a reward for the delivery
ot same to W end linger Baking Co.
LOST AND FOUND articlcn are easily
and quickly returned to the owner
through this* section. Everyone rendn
this classification, which means 30,(MM)
people who are daily looking for your
lost article.
LOST—One black bitch with left front
leg sewed up. Reward for any infor
mation leading to recovery. Roberts
Garage, 13th and Castle streets.
• ROST—One crank for Chalmers auto;
please phone 155 or 1796-W, and re
ceive reward. 9
For Rent, Rooms, Houses (11)
FOR REN'?'—Photo gallery, No. 116
"Market St.; rent reasonable; posses
sion given at once. Eduard Ahrens,
care Alirens Bros. * 12-19-tfc
FOR RENT—Garage, suitable for auto
mobile or storage of furniture; down
town; phone 773.
FOR RENT—Furnished room; hot and
cold water; close in; phone 1175-J.
FOR RENT—Nice room with modern
conveniences, in heart of business
section; 114 Grace St.; phone 1805-J.
FOR RENT—Barge, nlcelv furnished
bed room, adjoining bath; hot and
cold water; suitable for one or two
gentlemen; use of telephone; located in
desirable neighborhood with private
family; board available near by. Apply
806 Orange. ('
FOR RENT—One office on second ffbor
in Peterson & Rulfs Bldg; possession
given Nov. 1. Apply at store.
10-29,11-1-Srn & Wed-tfc
FOR RENT—February 1, desirable sev
en-room house, good location, 525 per
moDth. Telephone T913-W. after 6:30
p. m.
FOR RENT.—Two furnished rooms
with private porch; also two rooms
unfurnished. All conveniences. 51S
Castle street. For references ph<>ne 577.
■ II .. ■
I
Prove That
YouVe Ther<
Y!
'OU want folks to come to your place of busi
ness. flGot to have ’em, or there isn’t any
business. How are you going about it? By
blindfolding them and hoping that they will just
naturally stumble in by accident. Or—
By making the path’&s plain as you can. By telling
them the business story that will unbandage their
eyes and give them a chance to come straight and
sure ?
Which is more sensible?
“To the man who never heard of you, you do not
exist,” says George Batten.
f
To the person who never hears your business story,
you’re not doing business, no matter how well he
knows you personally.
Show That You Exist!
§
"
$
$
TELEPHONE
your want ad's, to the STAR
(phone 51, send them or mail
them to the Classified Depart
ment. If you wish STAR
will write vour' ads. for you.
Classified ads. taken ever *he
phone between the hours c: *
a. m. and 7 p. m.
Advertisers may have their
answers addressed to a box
number care of the Star with
out extra charge.
The STAR will not be re
sponsible for more than one
insertion of any one adver- |
tisement. Advertisers should
report any errors of discrep
ancies in their ads. to the
Classified Advertising Mana
ger immediately.
Classification not guaran
teed after 7 o'clock. Mailed
ads. for Sunday’s issue should
reach the STAR by Friday
night.
>1 — TELEPHONE — 51
And auk for ClaKKlfled
Department.
The little ads. with big mes
sages. Give them a trial.
Read them.
Classified Ad. Rates
Minimum 25c.
Light-face type, 10c line.
13lack-face type, 15c line.
Average 6 words to line.
Blank Space and Paragraphed
Classified Ads. 15c Line.
Reader Rates
Mlnimtim 50c
Light-face type, 20c line.
Black-face type, 30c line.
Average 6 words to Ijne.
Discounts
Three consecutive days with
out change of copy, 10 per
cent.
Seven consecutive days with
out change t-f copy, 15 per
cent.
Thirty or more consecutive
days without, change of
copy, 25 per cent.
The Star’s Classified readers
are more than double any
other Wilmington paper.
Use Star Classified ads. if you
want results—they’re read.
a
"
l
&
THE S\ME COI RTESY A\D SERVICE OX CLASSIFIED ADS
AS YOU GE*T OX A FULL PAGE DISPLAY AD
Jnnt Call 51 and Explain What Yon Want—We'll Do
the Re«t!
For Rent— Rooms, Rouses (11)
FOR KENT—To couple, two connecting
room:-, large porch, small packing
I room, with gas, lights and water; suit
able for light housekeeping. Apply a!
104 Church street.
JAMES & JAMES, INC.. RENT LIST
208 Church street, S rooms, ?40:
Garden City, 5 rooms, $30.
1406 Castle street, E rooms, $18.
300 Dawson street. 5 rooms. $16.
Southern' Building;, Phone 163
FOR RENT—To refined couple, two
comfortably furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; lights, hot water, gas ot
oil cook stove; $18 per month. Phone
1618-W.
Wanted Rooms, Houses (12)
WANTED fo rent or lease small farrr
in New Hanover. Answer A. B. C.
care Star.
WANTED—Unfurnished room, conveni
ent to bath; private family preferred
by refined business woman. Address
R. B,, care Star.
THE QUICKEST, cheapest and easiest
way to get a rooig ob house Is by
placing your ad. heret 30,000 readers
daily! 45,000 Sundays. Bring, mnll or
phone your nd. to 51 f nsk tor Classified
department.
SMALL FURNISHED apartment for
couple ' without children. Address
J. O. W., care Star.
WANTED—-Two or three-room furnish
ed apartment for light housekeeping
at once. Phone 1910-L2.
Room and Board (|3)
TABLE boarders wanted. Close in,
Private family. Call Phone 1157.
Real Estate X14)
HERE fa the way to diapose of your
real estate; the cheap, easy way to
buy or sell. dh
CAROLINA, BEACH Road; 7 1-2 mileg
from city, we have 6-room bungalow
with 1 Oacres land, 5 acres in cultiva,
tion, for sale at) a lot^price; immediate
possession or present, owner will lease
from buyer. James & James. Inc.;
phone 163.
307-09 DAWSON ST. can be bought at
investment price; the rent will pay
for the property. James & James, IncN
Southern Bid*.; phone 163. ^ ;■ •
Farms (15)
FARM FOR. RENT OR FOR SALE—173
acres; also team and utensils, if need
ed, for cash or part .crop. R. J. Ration.
Burga*', N. C.
Farms
(15)
---
FOR SALE AT ONCE—Modern country
home in A-l condition, on 35-acre
farm; land best in the state. Located
fourteen miles from Wilmington, on
Charlotte highway. Only 1-4 mile of
S. A. La. dcnot. Address Mrs. M- D.
Gaylord, 211 South Sixth street, Wil
mington, N. C.
Special Notices (16)
AWNINGS AND TENTS made to order;
upholstering; furniture repaired;
auto lopping. No job too large or too
small. Satisfaction guaranteed. E. G.
King, 301 S. Front St. Phone 411.
2-21-tfc
SECURE SUBSCRIBERS to the new
series of the Orton B. & L. and se
cure a free scholarship in the Interna
tional Correspondence schools. Details
at our office, Southern Bldg. Most sub
scriptions win.
IT WILD PAT YOU to see the bargains
at the U. S. Army Goods Stqre, No.
20 Market street, in steel and canvas
cots and mattresses, heavy wool cloth
ing, overalls, raincoats, trunks, bags,
suitcases, saddles, garbage and ash
cans, fireless cookers, tents and can
vas goods of all kinds. Also hundreds
of other useful articles.
TWENTY-TWO YEARS experience en
ables us to warrant satisfaction in
repairing your shoes. Gummer Bros.,
18 North Second street.
FREE! FREE! FREE! Free! Free!
Scholarship in International Corre
spondence school to person securing
most subscribers to the Orton B., & L;
Association's new series. Details at
office in Southern Bldg.
GRADE “A” MILK, handled entirely
by efficient, careful white help and
delivered fresh every flay, 18c quart.
Leading physicians especially recom
inend it7 for infants. H. C. Mason &
Son; phone 4302.
CAROLINA FURNITURE CO., home of
modern furniture; bed room suites,
s'.oves, ranges; Gold Seal congoleum
rugs and iR or - coverings. 603 North
Fourth St. Phone 1902-J.
YOUR BUSINESS advertised here gets
’ yon more readers than yon can get
any other way. It puts yonr name,
business and location before the public
and will give'yoa results. 1-5-lt dh
STARTING Monday, January 22, we
Willi, put on free a pair of rubber
heels with every pair of ladies’ or
men’s half, solies. United Shoe Repair
Shop, 402 N. Front St.-; phone 812-W.
“WE FURNISH, anything lor your of
flee needs—ruled forms, stationary,
advertising blotters, lithographing,
Multigraphing. printing, engraving,
leather advertising novelties. Harriss
Printing and Advertising Co., Wil
uiiagtdn, N. C." ,. . . 10-8-tf*o
Special Notices r (16)
WHERE CAN I GET SERVICE? At the
O’Berry Hotel News Co. Sodas,
smokes, magazines and papers. 1-1-tfc
AUCTldN SALE—Bankrupt stock ot
Southern Sales Store, 103 Princess
street, Wilmington, N. C., consisting of
jewelry, luggage and sporting goods,
fixtures and accounts, will be sold at
public auction .to the highest bidder
for cash, on Friday, Feb. 2. 1023. at 11
A. M. Inventory and stock may be in
spected by communicating’ with the un
dersigned. Louis Goodman, Temporary
Receiver,
BENEFIT DdjJCE— Wednesday eve
ning, January 24, 1923, 9 to 12 o’clock.
At Knights of Columbus Hail, opposite
City Hall, 107 N. 3d street. Good music,
refreshments and dancing. Admission
50 cents. *
NINTH & MARKET CASH GROCERY.
Phone 2342-J—Specials for Wednes
day and Thursday: New Rivpr oysters,
50c a quart; country eggs, 45c. Prompt
delivery. J. W. Smith, manager.
WOOD! WOOD!—For sale; pine wood,
bone dry, and oak wood, delivered|
anywhere in the city; phone 942-W.
Legal Notices • (17)
State of North Carolina
County of New Hanover
By virtue of a ifower of sale con
tained in a certain deed of mortgage
made and executed by W. E. Jones and
his wife, Eva Jones, and A. L. Jones
and his wife, O, E. Jones, to the under
signed on the 4th day of March, 1921,
which said mortgage is duly recorded
on the records of New Hanover county,
in Book No. 122, at page No. 23, the
undersigned will, on Monday the 5th
day of February, 1923, at 12 o’clock
m., at the court house door of said New
Hanover county, offer for sale, at pub
lic auction, for cash, to the highest
bidder, the following described land
and premises, situate, lying and being
in Masonboro township, county of New
Hanover and state of North Carolina,
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at A. G. Call’s corner at
the creek (Whiskey Creek), being the
southeast corner at the water fence;
running thence northeastwardly 240
poles to Benjamin Farrow's corner in
the centre of three pines; thence with
said Farrow's line south 35 degrees
west 240 poles to said creek, to low
water mark; thence up said creek to
the first station, containing 37 1-2
acres, more or less.
Dated this the 2nd clay of January,
1923.
PROGRESSIVE BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Mortgagee.
1-3, 10. 17. 24-4tc
NOTICE OF SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
Under the authority contained in a
certain mortgage deed executed by
Holsey Williams and wife, Sarah Wil
liams, on the 12th day of May, 1921,
and recorded in Book 130, Page 147, of
New Hanover county, Registry, default
having been made in the payment of
the note secured by said mortgage deed
the undersigned will on the ninth da^y
of February, 1923, at 12 o’clock noon,
at the Court House door of New Han
over county, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, all that
certain tract, or lot of land, situated,
lying and being in the city of Wil
mington, county of New Hanover, state
of North Carolina, bounded and de
scribed as follows:
Beginning in the northern line of
Swann street at a point one hundred
nineteen (119) feet westwardly from
the northwestern intersection of Swann
street, running thence westwardly
along the northern line of Swann street
thirty-one (31) feet to the eastern line
of James street; thence northwardly
along the eastern line of James street
and parallel with Fifth street, fifty
two (52) feet; thence eastwardly, par
allel with Swann street thirty-one
(31) feet; thence southwardly, parallel
with Fifth' street, fifty-two (52) feet
to the beginning, being a part of East
middle lot 5, block 323, according to
the official plan of the city of Wil
mington; together with a right of way
or easement in, over and through an
alley adjoining this lot on the north,
and being eight (S) feet wide measur
ed along James street, by sixty-two
(62) feet deep.
This 8th day of January, 1923.
WEEKS & COX, Attorneys.
MONET* TO sLETw 25
J’ONEY TO LEND—Unlimited amoun'i
guiel^ money, long time, $3,000 small
est "loan, improved real estate only.
Franklin Ins. & Kealty Uo., Louisburg.
N. C. 10-26-tfc
Harding Recovers But
Remains in Seclusion
■WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—President
Harding-, declared by his personal
physician, Brig-Gen. C. E. Sawyer, vir
tually to have recovered from the at
tack of grippe which he contracted
more than a week ago, remained in
seclusion today at tho white house to
rest. The usual Tuesday cabinet meet
jng was cancelled as was also the
scheduled meeting with newspaper
correspondents. Nc official papers
were sent to the white house for
presidential .action, and no visitors
were permitted to see Mr. Harding. It
had been indicated yesterday that the
President would be back' at his desk
today. Di^. Sawyer said, however, that
he could not tell at this time when the
President would be permitted to re
turn to the executive offices.
The .President, he explained, has had
no rest for more than 9. year and on
account of the strain "would naturally
feel any, after effects of the grippe.
It is Dr. Sawyer’s desire that the
President have as mdeh rest as possible
for aft long a time as his patience will
permit.
Mrs.. Harding "has . adandoned her
wheel chair and is now permitted to go
about the various rooms at the white
house. She even has gone .down stairs
to dinner on ■ several occasions. She
spends considerable time in the com
panionship of her husband.
TRADE WITH
--your
NEIGHBORHOOD
=STORE=
He’s nearer you—your friend—and
can give you service and
quality
As another service to users of
MORNING- STAR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING, we will now
accept advertising from neigh
borhood stores of any kind for
this clumn. This column
should be a boon to the pro
prietors of the neighborhood
stores as people will read this
column to see what Is offered
them by their nearby stores.
PROPRIETORS—Cafll 51, and ask
for the Classified Advertising De
partment and get an explanation
Neighborhood Stores
SMITH FURNITURE CO., 617 Castle St.,
dealers in all grades of furniture,
household goods, stoves, ranges, mat
tings, carpets; agents for New Perfec
tion oil cook stoves.
DAVIS & CO.. 705 Castle St.—Ready
to-wear, dry goods, notions, shoes.
The same goods for less money.
IP IT'S GROCERIES—PHONE 955
THAT’S TIENCKEN'S
Pure lard, 15c; best whole rice, 6c;
starch, 10c, 2 for 15c; good ground cof
fee, 20c; Karo syrup, 2 for 25c; toilet
paper, 5c, 6 for 25c; California black
j eye peas, 10c lb; large red onions, 10c
j qt.;■ lightwood, 5c. Come bv and get
i a package of easy-make cocoa pudding.,
it’s free. For groceries call H. M.
Tieticken, Fourth and Castle Sts.
THIS WEEK ONLY—Karo Syrup. l'Oc;
Dutch Cleanser, 8c; 2-lb. can tomatoes,
10c; Campbells Pork and Beans, 10c.
Kaminsky Grocery Store, 4th and
Brunswick. Phone 824-WT.
Obituary
DIED—Mrs. Addle Keal, or T025 South
Third street, Wilmington, In Raleigh,
X. C., Sunday. Remains were taken to
her cld home in Southport, N. C.. where
funeral servicer .were held yesterday at
Methodist church. She was survived by
two sons. E. T. Keal, of this city, ami
E. H. Keal, of New York; one daughter,
Mrs. R. T. Woodside, of Southport, one
sister, Mrs. D. S. Bender, Wilmington,
and one brother, Capt. J. A. Burris,
Waco, N. C.
NATIVE ARMENIANS
TO BE HEARD HERE
Will Appear Before Wilmington
Congregations Next Sun
day Morning
At least two Armenian s;..,, vl .
have themselves been thnor_- j ,v>
rors of the Turkish misrule- t - '
cution of Christians, will '
fore Wilmington t:ongrf-;ui’(‘:, J ‘ ^ i''
day to g'ive first hand acwmr.t ,<•'
ditions in the near east, \< w
nounced today by Rev. ,i. \ v,n', ^
county chairman of the n,.;./ ,t ‘Ui*
lief. More speakers will t...
before/Sunday. • — a.l
These speakers will :ir 1|;
nection with' the camp.i
great humanitarian orgain{ xv,.'.''t
starts in New Hanpver , (' !l
week. New Hanover’s ;s ^-’ni‘ "
which will feed, clothe ami
250 little orphans of An.ton'.uii u
heroes and Christian manyrs wh0
dependent on this county for their liv .<
All funds received over this amount
will be used to help feed tm rt.fUfr
from Smyrna now in Thrac**. 1
Dr. S. K. Emurian, a Pr,-S|,y(t..rj.;
minister, of Norfolk. Ya.. v. j|i Y,e. , !
of the speakers. Nazareth A Itoy,,^,'
a practicing- attorney of <'»«:umi.ia s*
C., will be the other. Mr. I••*yui.an'
mother and sister were deported hYf,,,.*
his eyes and carried either to the
or a Turkish harem. It is practically
certain that Dr. Isaac Yunan.. of
York, and his son. Mr. Join- Annan. ,,f
Charlotte, will also spoak.
Mr. Sullivan has made arransrpmpnts
with Col. George H. Ha’iamy. statft
chairman of the^near east relief to s.
these and other speakers to Wilming
ton Sunday.
Mr. Sullivan, Jesse F. Roaohe.. onuntv
treasurer, and all ministers of Wiu
mington are receiving finals for tin**
great Christian cause this \v. « k \;,
Sullivan points out that for . wry
sent in, the life of one child win h.j
saved for a month—$60 a year. Xonli
Carolina is raising $200.ooo this year
under the direction of Col. Rolkuny and
Josephus Daniels, honorary state chair
man.
CATARRH
of BLADDER
Guard Your Health
Affords Utmost Protection
PREVENTIVE for MEN
Large Tube 35c. Kit (4 s) si
All Druggists or
San-Y-Kit Drpt. A
92 Beekman St., New York
Write for Circular
FOR SALE!
2',000 kegs Wire Nails.
500 kegs Cut Finish Nails.
2 cars Wire Fencing.
3,000 sacks Domestic Salt.
2 cars Sorv-Us Flour.
300 cases Gold Bar Canned Fruits
D. L. gore co.
■■
UUmtttfltfltt f&nrmug §>tar
Bible Distribution
COUPON
Two distinct styles of this wonderful Book of Books have been
adopted for this great newspaper Bible distribution. One is the
far-famed Red Letter Bible (Christ’s sayings printed m red for
immediate identification), and the Plain Print Bible for those
who can spare but a nominal sum.
Only Three Coupons
Clip this coupon and two others and present or mail them to this
paper with the sum set opposite either style, and come into
possession of your Book of Books at once.
I Style B—Plain Print Bible, flush
j limp black seal grain textile leather
] cover, red edges, medium large
type, strong and durable, no _
| three coupons and only. Z/Ol*
Style A—Red Letter Bible, over
lapping limp black leather covers,
red edges, round corners, gold let
tering, large, clear print, d* 1 QQ
three coupons and only v
_ Send amount for Style A 6r Style B, with three
IVlHll Uraers . of , these coupons, and include 13 cents additional
for postage, packing and insurance. /
A Chance for Every Reader to Get a New Bible
BBBBBBBBBEHBnBBHBBHBflfiBBBBHEBBBBB
r
1
Statement of Condition of
The Murchison National'Bank
of Wilmington, N. C.
At the Close of Business December 29, 1922
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts........$ 9,252,952.19
Customers' liability acceptances ........ 190,000.00
U. S. bonds ... 800,650.00
Bank building ..... 875,000.00
Bonds and other securities.. 94,000.00
Cash and due by banks.. 3,977,703.79
’ TOTAL .-.$14,690,305.98
LIABILITIES
Capital stock ..$ 1*000,000.00
Surplus, and net profits. 1,138,267.69
Reserved for taxes.... 65,293.11
Circulation .,. 615,000.00
Acceptances .. 190,000.00
Rediscounts with federal reserve bank...: 575,773.55
Deposits ..... • 11,005,971.63
TOTAL ...:..V. .$14,690,305.98