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FAIR association THANKS MERCHANTS FOR GENEROUS AID Many of Them Donated Valuable * \rticles Given as Premiums to Exhibitors T ,,ntiro membership of the South ,,n, pair Association desires that jt's sincere thanks be publicly extended to the merchants of WHmlji'gton who i.indly assisted toward? the success £ recent fair by .their action In do ati]li.. articles of merchandise which given as premiums to the many winners in the various depart r " s ,,f exhibits whioh'Included field ’1 i arden crops, live stock, poultry, hoe- = "economics, arts. crafts. and ' '(li, work, flowers and shrubbery and and pet animals. yvi, .las. E. L. Wade, who person riiv railed upon the merchants in con with these tremiums wishes “'rid his individual thanks for the ration extended to him. The hun of people who received prizes had been donated In this sway all loud in their praises of the jrit which prompted the merchants io co-operate in this mahner. Follow , „ ;s n list of the merchants: 1 Virens Bros.. H. A. Akel, Automobile Laundry, American Cafe, Acme Barber c”,Anderson and Du Rant.. Barrv and O’Neil (Norfolk, Va.), ,• cigar Store, S. Bear and Sows. J^jfc Williams Co., R. R. Bellamy and Benton and McKeithan, F. A. Bis ‘Sii, -.r. J. IV. Blake Hdwe. Co., A. B. Blake. Blair Furniture Co., Boney and ll-irper, Boylan and Hancock, W. J. Bradshaw and Co., J. P. Brinson, \ 1). Browii Co., J. W. Brooks Bryant aril Bowden. Elizabeth Fishblate Buck, j. Hicks Bunting Drug Co., Broadway p.ostaurant. Griffith Capps Co., W. C. Capps, Caro printing and Stamp Co., Center y,;,-. Chipley’s Universal Motor Co., rlv-stnutt' and Freeman, City Electric ri.. city Laundry Co., Coca Cola Bot :’i:w Works. Coast Line Cafe, Crescent tL'idy Co.. Cox an 1 Calder. Davis and Co.. Davis Moore Paint Co. M. W. Divine & Co, Dixie Cafe, H. L. Pul?. , Blird's Department Store, Electric jLirtenaneo Co., Elks Baber Shop, El viVtons Drug Store, Enterprise Hat es & Cleaners, Eureka Dye Works. Krrhy Olotheing Co., C. H. Fore & ( . Finchs' Department Store. Gardner & North, Gieschen Bros.. Gil l rt Grocery Co., Goldberg & Co., Good man's. Croons' Drug Store. .1 urge n Haar. Hall & Pearsall, Inc., Hansen's Drug Store, W. R. Hartfleld, j E. Hatcli & Bros., Mrs. O. H. Hen-' Arson. Bonnet’s 1S67, The Hub, Hughes Sales and Service Station. Geo. v,\ Hugvins, & Co., Hyman Supply Co. Jackson & Davis Co., Jarman & Fut r;!le. pr. W. A. Kamor, Keith Bros. 'King nothing Co., C. D. Kenny Co., S. H. Kress Co. Land's Novelty Shop, Legion l Cafe, Mrs C. W. Leighton & Co., Gerken Le ila;. Liberty Clothing Co., Little Art IV. D. MacMillan Jr., • MacMillan : & I'aint-ron. Inc., MacMillan Garage Co., MacMillan & Marshburn. Marks, Inc.. Marine- Supply Co., J. E. Marshburn fons, L. L. .Milts, & Bro. Miller’s -phar-1 ir.acy, Mitchell Confectionery, R. A.j Moir.gonu ry. Roger Mbore Sons Co., The A. H. Morris Co., W, Munroe & Co., I McGrath &. Co. News Dispatch. The News.Shop, Nor Ihams- Book & Stationery Store, Nurn 1-rgc-r's Market. Olympia Cafe. Pace Grocery Co., Palace Barber Shop Payne Drug Co.. Peoples’ Furniture ''.Peterson & Rulfs, Piggly Wiggly Store, Pioneer Service Station, R. C. Platt. Pricess Cigar Store, C. W. Pol voet & Co. Queen City tjycle Co., Qulnlivan & Elmore. ' " Kadio Electirc Co.. Register Bros.,! Mill P.ehtie'r, Frank M. Ross, Royal j Saffos, K. J. Schadt. A. O. Schuster, fohtilken & Tilley, Hattie Taylor Schil l r, Shephard Bros. I. Shrler & Sons, iduitr & Solomon, Smiths She Repair s'aop. s. £- p. Solbmon, W. E. Springer Mo. Swift Si Company. Tide Water Power Co., Thomas Groc Co. Tnited cigar Stores, (Mr. Saunders) '-Mon Market, lue H. L. Vollers Co. filming ton Morning Star, Wilming <J.5 Cycle Co., Wilmington Cigar Co., * Islington Furniture Co., Wllmlng Grocery Co., Wilmington Ice' Cream o:, Wilmington Mdse., Co., Wilmington Talking .Vachine Co., Wilmington Shoe 1 o. Ed-V. Weaver, L. Weil, H. Weede, ' F. Williams & Co. Inc., Thos F. "/'orl, Inc., F. W. Woolworth Co., E. "arren & Sons. P. Xanthos. /-• W. Yates Co., A. WITOpp Piano 'o, Young Men’s Clothes Shop. CLEAN KIDNEYS BY DRINKING LOTS OF WATER Eating too much rich food to ay pro uce Sidney trouble In some form, says well-known authority, because^ the created excite the kidneys. Then el' become overworked, get sluggish, R up and cause all sorts of distress, tit iC-a!arly backache and misery In Sp.. klllnc” region, rheumatic twinges, t.a't°ru Vadaclies, acid stomach, eonstl ‘ Ioti, torpid liver, sleeplessness, blad i anrl 11 r>Pary irritation. , m°merit your back hurt's or kid h";’. drent acting right, or If bladder j, /rs y°u, begin drinking lots of L water and also get about, four rjwlf ct Jad Salts from any good »hJnafy: take a tablespoonful in a _ "ater before breakfast for a a(?t oays and your kidneys may then frrm,iln.r’,' This famous salts, is made ni Hie acid joic, - of grapes and lemon .combined with lithia, and has . - u.,cd for years to flush clogged s an(* stimulate them to aptivl UJt.o to neutrailka thn oHWg in --neutralize the acids In the 1 o that they no longer irritate, iny r ft • ■'*' IWUgCl illitaio, jiu/ SMtsrcUoVine bladcler disorders. cannot injure' anyone; lilakf-o O y ,-**“wv ailJVUO , t-ate- lgbtful effervescent lithia ° cuci-vescei women , ?k which millions of men and tat L now and then to help keep < M Joeys and urinary ' ' 1,23 of ten a*'* ‘ ' * organs clean, orde avoiding serious kidney dis So kidney s' *a t ^Teas t r$ Pv ,11 ° AIUUCJT U1B" ' JL. means have your physi E- J. SCHADT Watch Specialist and Jewclet a*w Theater BtriMlag WILMIJfGTON, H. O. i •«# * * * •» -.Warsaw * • ft*****. th?«o!>0* prettiest card parties of H. DTlW! t5® one **ven.by Mrs. 5 tlm ?"ri0vr. M1" Bailie Hussey afterno^ .bf Mre- Parrlor last Friday The w ,' tlom 3:30 until 6 o’clock. tract/voe»h hon}e was madevmore at wlth Tt. ‘hroUKh°ut the lower flodr mum® 8 ^fc^rat^°ns of. chrysantkd all the weire US6d profusely in "a#* reception rooms. ,4 I fo^vT. \ nuwt>er of rounds of bridge, there were seven tables, It nut that the top score prise, a T n n?.can<!lestick, was won by Mrs. i„T- Robinson, who presented it to Mrs*. of Wilmington. The guest win’ a_^ard,nlere, went to Mrs. Brie The low score prize, a candji * the form of a turkey, was given ,Mrs • F- L. Faison. The Thanks ”IvlUk motif was emphasized in the re treshments, which consisted of a de Ughtful salad course of chicken salad w‘tn “turkey stickers,” sandwiches, miniature turkey candy boxes, hot cof fee with whipped cream, while small baskets of Thanksgiving candy were given as favors.' The hostesses were assisted In entertaining by Mesdamos Nick Hussey. Will Hines, J. W. Fuf rior and James Mlddheton. ' The carnival dance given uere dn Monday evening was an enjoyable af fair. The fancy dances gotten up un der the direction of Mrs. H. L. Ste vens, Jr., were special features. Misses Evelyn Holland, ■ Caroline Newbury, Mattie Wallace, Wilhelma Holland arid Blanche Rogers and Mar^ Grey Quinn, gave a costume dance, and Misses Au drey Koonce and Mattie Wallace gave attractive solo dances, as did 1 ittie Miss Charlotte Williams, of Faison. Mesdamee D. E. Best and Edward Gibson returned last week from a stay of several weeks in Washington, ID. C. Mrs. H. F. Peirce returne dTucsday from Wilson, where she visite dMr. Peirce, who is receiving hospital treat ment there. * $3 Mesdames J. W. Warrior, W. O. Sin gletary, W. M. Williams, B. C. Shef field, P. I. Barfield affd Faison Peirce and Miss Julia Ricks attended' the Ninth District club meeting at Calypso Wednesday. Mrs. J. H. Newbury returned the past week from Baltimore, where she had been reciving hospital! treatment for a number of weeks. With only a few weeks of 1923 to Play, the score shows the coal dealers have won. Castle Hayne Fair Premiums ; Awarded in All Departments (Continued Front Page Four) Heaviest 10 ears of corn A. G. Sell er; J. G. Seitter. Best 10 ears of Red Corn: A. Bof owski. Best 10 ears of yellovv corn: A. Bor owski. Best 10 ears Prolific corn: Moses lorn: A. Sondey. Best Single ear of White corn: C. F. eas, A. G. Seitter; T. Mazur. Best single ear of Yellow corn: C. layduk. Best Half Peck of Shelled corn: A. lewandowski; A. Sondey. i;| Best Half Peck White Irish Pott ses: B. van Bavel, 1st and 2nd. Best Half Peck Red Irish Potatoes: :. van Bavel, 1st and 2nd. Largest Potatoes by weight, E. si. 'Inga; W. Netreba. f; Best Half Peck Porto Rico Sweet otatoes A. Sondey; A. G. Seitter. | Best Half Peck Nancy Hall: -E. T* tartz. ¥ Largest Sweet Potatoes, by weigh*;: '. Mazur; A. Barkowski. Best Half Peck Mammoth Yellow oy Beans: A. J. Jenkins; J. L. Har Best Half Peck of Brabham Coro asff A. G. Seitter; T. Mazur. Best Half Peek Brown Soy Beans; J. Harrell, 1st and 2nd. Best Half Peck White Spanish Pea ts: A. J. Jenkins. Best Half Peck Valencia Peanuts*: T. Simpson; A. Borkowski. | Best Halit Peck Jumbo Peanuts: Simpson, 1st and i2nd. Best Half Peck of Rye, T. Mazur. « Best Half Peck Buckwheat, J. T mpson. 1: Best bala of Cowpea Hay: T. Mazur:, Sondey. Best Bale of Cowpea^ and Soybean iy: J. Hayduck; W. Netreba. Best bale of Soybean Hay: E. X. Tin* * "F Meyer. '■! Best bale Cowpea and Crab Grass y- C. Hayduck; A. Sondey. Best bale of Oats, J. T. Simpson, 1st d 2nd. : Best bale of Oats and Vetch: W. Ne* lest bale of Haygrass: C. F. Seitter; Sondey. , „ lest bale Peanut tops: J. T. Simp. , 1st and 2nd. K lest colleCtlo nof Hay: J. T. Simp# , 1st and 2nd. lest stook of Prolific Corn, A. Son. est stock of one ear corn: A. iter; F. Meyer. 4 82 Years Old and As Good as a Youngster ' i,fl or 8 years ago I was a very sick mah. Doctors said catarrh trouble or stomach and bowels, affccting the liver and heart. For more than a year J wanted to die. but could not. Upon the advice of a friend I tried Mayr’s Won-? derful Remedy, and although 82 year* old I now- feel as good as a youngster, .j It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from; the Intestinal tract and allays the in-; flammation which causes 'practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ail*, ments, including appendicitis. One dose Will convince or money refund ed- " At all druggists. Mighty Healing Power j Of Peterson’s Ointment /. "1 wish I could publish all the grate ful letters I get .every week,” says Peterson. “I don’t believe anyone on this earth has such a happy time at work as I have. All I do Is make Peter ion’s Ointment and read'Setters like these that come right from the heart. "I had an ulcer on my ankle—had it 10 years and could not get It healed. For the last six years I had several motors. I got one box -of your oint ment and It almost healed .it and [t was entirely healed before I had us* :d the second one. I don’t think there Is a better remedy on earth. Mrs, F. C. Henderson, 620 Sprague Street, Winston-Salem. N. C. „ - J Peterson’s Ointment Is just as good tor piles as it is for Old sote*. If; stops Itching of eczema almost in? itantly. There isn’t anything In the fjB>y of pimples or face blemish©* that t won’t chase away, and for sore feet* ihafing, sunburn, scalds, cuts and bruls-, ss there is nothing so sure or speedy. 16 qentg, 80c. *1.00. *2.50. *6.00—-adv. ;j Beat stock of two ear corn: A; Son d»y; A. G. Seitter. . Best Irish Potato plant: B. van Ba wl, 1st and 2nd. . . Best Sweet Potato Plant: C. Hay duck; A. Leav&adowskl. Best Soy Bean plant: John Gym truk; W. Gommoy. Best Peanut plant: John Glymtruk. Best Growing Oats: W. Netreba; J. Hayduk. - < Best Growing Rye: A. Lorek; L. Kosh. Best Growing Burr Clover: A. Lu deke; W. Netreba. Best Growing Vetch: T. Mazur. Best Bushel of Oats: Invershiel Farm. ^ Beat Half Peck Sunflower Seed: A J. Jenkins; A. G. Seitter. Best Half Peck Black. Sunflower Seed: A. G. Seitter. Conation of five sacks 7-5-7 by Ar mour Fertilizer Works for best dis play of farm and field crops, won by J. T. Simpson, 1st, 3 sacks; A. Sondey, 2nd, 2 sacks. Dept. B—Fruit and Garden Products. Best Plate of Pears: J. P. Herring; A. Ludoke. Best Plateof, Japanese Persimmons; E. H. OrrellR A. Ludeke. i Best Plate/6f Pecans: Mrs. Miller; R. F. Beasley-/' Best Plate df Black Wain its: T. Mazur; Moses liprne. Best Three Heads of Cabbage; O. Buck; C. P. Seitter, Sr. Best Three heads of Chinese Cab l^age: D. Boet; A. Ludeke. ' Best Two Heads of Collards: C.'- F. Seitter, Sr., T. Mazur. ...Best Three Stalks Siberian Kale: C. P. Seitter, Sr. Best Three Stalks of Scotch Kale: C. F. Seitter, Sr.; L. Boet. Best Half Peck of Spinach: A. Son dey; C. P. Seitter, Jr. Best Three Stalks of Mustard: D. Boet; Chas Huffman. Best Three Heads of Endive: D. Boet; P. Buis. Best Three Stalks of Parsley: D. Boet. Best Pour Heads of Lettuce .(Big Boston): R. F. Beasley; C. F. Seitter, Sr. Best Four Heads Lettuce (Iceberg) C. F. Seitter, Sr..; W. Netreba. Best Five Stalks of Leek; Mrs. Wm. Plevier, Watha. Best Five Onions: H. E. Ritter. Best Three Bunches of Carrots: Mrs. X Gmytruk; T. Mazur. Best Five Table Bests: C. F. Seitter, Jr.: W. Dmytruk. Best Five Purple Top Glove Turnips: A. Ludeke; T. Mazur. Best Five White Glove Turnips: ,T. C. Buck; C. F. Seitter, Sr. Best and Largest Turnip: T. MazuV; C. F. Seitter, Sr. Best Five White Egg Turnips: Mrs. J. Gymtruk; Chas. Huffman, Rocky Point. Best Five Yellow Rutabagas; A. Lu deke; C. F. Seitter, Sr. Best and Largest Rutabaga: A. Le wandowski. Best Collection of Radishes: A. Lu deke; D. Boet. Best Five Tomatoes. B. O. Wells; J. P. Herring. Best Thre Eggplants; E. H. Orrell. Best Quart of Lima Beans: C. F. Seitter, Sr. Best Half Peck Snap Beans; .T. T. Simpson; J. C. Buck. 'Best Half Peck of Garden ePas: Mrs. A Clean Cool Scalp Parisian Sage Stops Itching, Keeps The Scalp Cool—Prevents Dandruff. Almost everybody nowadays knows that Parisian Sage is guaranteed to remove every trace of dandruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp, and stimulate new hair to grow. But you should know more about this marvelous hair saver, grower and heautlfier. You ought to know that it immediately destroys all odors that are bound to come from the excretions of the scafp, and in five minutes af ter an application, no matter how hot the weather, your head will feel cool and comfortable. Everyone should -have a t>ottle of Parisian Sage handly because it is such a pleasant and exhilarating hair treatment. Ladies like it because it’s daintily perfumed, not sticky or greasy, and surely does make the hair beauti ful, silky and abundant. Here’s what a New York woman writes: “I have used Parisian Sage two weeks only, yet in that time find my hair has won derfully increased In beauty, thick ness and luxuriance, but what sur prised me most was the disappearance of all dandruff." A large bottle of Parisian Sage can be obtained at any good jtrug or toilet counter—it’s not expensive.—Adv. 3. Gymtruk; J. KoSh. , Best Half Peck of Peppers: (Green) i>. Boet; J. C. Buck. Best. Half Peck of Peppers (Red) H. "Van Ness. Best Watermelon: Columbus Ritter; Hoses Horne. Best Citron: Miss J. Meyer, 1st and ‘2nd. ' Best Cushaw: E. L. Haris, Rocky Point; M. C. Perry. ^ Best and Largest Pumpkin: T. A. Ri venbark, Watha; E. I. Tlnga. Best Artichokes: J. Kosli. Best Savoy Cabbage: C.' F. Seitter, Sr.; A. Ludeke. i, \ Best Red Cabbage: P. Buis; A. l>u deke. Green Onions: J. Dumitson. Best Cucumber: S. J. Farr;W. Dmy truk. Best Salad Garden Peas: Mrs. Wm. Plevier, Watha. Best Squash: J. C. Buck. Best Gourds: Anna Gmytruk. Best Tasmanian Bean: A. Ludeke. i Best branch of Oranges: Mrs. J. M. Lee, Watha. Best Kahl Rabl: D. Boet. Best Swiss Chard: j. Dumitson. Best Brussels Sprouts: A. Ludeke.' Best Garlic: J. Kosli. \ s Best Collection and Display of Vege tables: C. F. SOitter, Sr.; C. F. Seitter, Jr.; D. Boet. Donation of 5 sacks 7-5-7, by Ar mour Fertilizer Works for best collec tion of vegetables won by C. F. Seit ter, Sr. - One pair of Selz Six shoes, donated by King Clothing Co., won by C. F. Setter, Jr. DON’T CHECK THE PERSPIRATION BY RULING BODY ODORS “She’s fair as the day And sweet as May.” —Cow per. Girls who . are otherwiae beautiful, attractive ahd \clever, but through no fault of theirs are subject to embar rassing and popularity ruining body odors, too often fail to realize the se riousness of trying to “drown them by using perfumes Or strong deodorants. Perspiration is necessary. Don’t even think of checking it. It is the only means of carrying off a big pro portion of the poisonous waste which the system has to throw off every hour (to keep you healthy. But you can ab sorb this perspiration by simply dust ing the body with the exquisitely fra granced Black and White Talcum Pow der which keeps moisture from saturat ing your clothing and chafing your skin. > . , Black and White Talcum ' is fra granced with the alluring odor of “In cense of Flowers” perfume, which will keep you smelling “fresh and clean,” yet it is economically priced in liberal 25c sifter cans. All dealers can supply it to you. JMrSxcMW' Mafic BLACK&sWHITE Beauty Creations MtMcetfJhtiiculfaflfomtt ENRICH YOUR BLOOD With organic iron—Nuxated Iron— it's like the iron in your blood and ,the iron in spinach, lentils and ap ples—will not blacken or injure the ly different from metallic iron. It teeth nor upset the stomach. Entire quickly helps put strength into your muscles and color into your cheecks. Get your doctor- to make your red blood count today, then take Nuxated Iron for a few weeks tfnd watch your red blood corpuscles increase; see how much purer and richer your blood becomes; Jrow much strqpger and bet ter you feel; what a difference it makes in your nerves. Over 4,000,000 pc p’o annually are using Nuxated Iron. Your money will be refunded if you do not obtain satisfactory re sults. In tablet form only. At all druggists.—Adv. -----t— Look! Don’t be deceived. It will happen in December and not in February. Wait! For Immediate Shipment 1,500 bushels Rust-proof Tested Seed Oats 500 bushels Appier Tested Seed. Oats Abruzzi and Rosen Tested Seed Rye D. L. Gore Company Automobile Trimming Upholstering, Furniture Repairing, Crating and Porch Awnings > ' SEE US—PRICES RIGHT Workmanship Guaranteed the Best E. G. KING Telephone No. 4H 801 S, Front Street ‘ ; _ : V MRS. DULL wad wll pleased over the attendance at her cooking classes —and we are well pleased over the evident interest in bet ter cooking mthods, which the large attendance proves. The daily average attendance was above two hundred. ■ , The response to our special offer of easy terms of payment on new gas ranges and the allowance for old ranges is in 'v ■ t deed gratifying. For the benefit of those who could not. attend the classes and hear the announcement, We will set down the details of the special offer: $7.50 for your old coal, wood, oil or gii range i> cxcluife tor a standard cabinet gao range. . $10.00 down and lO months to pay the balance—any cabinet range In our stock. t This Special Offer Is for a Limited Time * » ■' mimimmiiiiiiiiit \ Tide Water Power Co. % THE UNIVERSAL CAR TlewSSmag^ar *295 F. O. B. DETROIT Ford utility, durability, and economy are embodied to the full in this new Ford Touring Car. In addition, it is up-to-the-minute in appearance.. It is finished in an enduring black, rich and deep in lustre, obtained by improved paint graceful cowl, slanting windshield, and streamline body are pleasing details that enhance its style and charm. With this handsome exterior, it combines every mechanical feature essential to opea-^car utility. It is ing and enamel ling processes. A high radiator, enlarged hood, These cars can be obtained on the easy to uauuie, always reliable, ready for any trip ait any time. ; Chipley’s Universal Motor Co. Third and Market Streets, Wilmington, N. <1 CARS * TRUCKS * TRACTORS ▼
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