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PAGE TWO CAPE EAR NEWS THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 1916- CAPE FEAR NEWS Pnbliahed every cioraing in tit work, except Monday. " A. M. MOORE, "" Editor and Owner. Office: 34 Hay Street. Telephone '. SOS. SUBSCRIPTION PJUCE: One Year Ui Six Montto tm LM Tare Month On Week 0J carriets ia the city) The Ns wanta to be repre sentative of na reader and VinT thia, they are riven free oeeaa to these column. Entered as eecood-elaa mat. ter December 24, 1915, at the poatoffice at Favetteville, North Carolina, under the act of Hares ,1879.. Addreaa all communication to the Cape Fear News, Fay etterflle, N. C. . portur-ties to cure their ehotcominps race to the manhood of its existance In a common school training, this is j say the Roumanians, and thia applies BOLTS CL 0. P., BACKS WILSON surely not to their disad van tape. A punner will not shoot better because he is illiterate. Philadelphia Kecord. irs A STAMPEDE. Roosevelt has fallen down in his at I tempt to deliver the Progressive vote ;to Hughe. The real Progressives I refuse to be roped and branded and j handed over like so many cattle. In larger numbers they are announcing (their support of Wilson. Last week Victor Murdork. of Kan sas, the chairman of the Progressive party National Committee, announced jtn his paper, the Wichita Eacle. that i he would work and vote for Wilson. He declared he would do his best to defeat the 4meHycoddling Hughes. On the heels of that statement the Progressives who had been holding off began to declare for Wilson. both to the gradual western elope of the eastern Alps as well a to the F-'lericU Ajrer, Financier and , I , bar of Union League Club, Makes sharper eastern slope. j ,1,000 Contribution. f -In this-territory one may findj Frederick A.ver, a member of the every form of scenic beauty from the Colon league i-luti the ceuier of It idyllic pastoral picture to the as-j ubHl",uism 40 x Vor u tically rugged mountain and the fren zy-churned waters are preserved in all their primitive originality, amid sharply defined boundries created by nature and a sternly cold climate born of the high Alps. From the standpoint of the materi al value, Bessarbia would be worth more to Roumania than Transylvania. It is one of the richest provinces of Russia, and with the Pruth on the one side and the Dniester on the other it is ideally watered no place within its boundries being more than 40 mil in the country has sent a check Chairman Vuuee alcGurtuirk of the lVHKH-ratic National Committee fur $1.UH, hi contribution to tbe cam paign fund for the re-election of Presi dent Wilson. With hlsl check he eent a letter, in a hick he naW: "Convinced aa I am that Mr. Wilson I one of the greatest Presidents we ever have had, his hatred of war and love of his country perch ing like Jewel In bis crown of office. I send herewith Inclosed my check for Sl.ia.i0. to be added to the National campaign fund for bis. election." Mr. A.ver is a lawyer and financier, a life-long Republican, and is a stock holder and one of the few directors of th. Vv V . Llr irki... : . i es from a navigable stream. Ki.hinef j - ; - ".T ;""" which is remt-moered with horror as ( which is supporting Uuglie. the scene of the frightful Jewish THl RSDAY. NOV. 2, 1916. It now seems aured that in the massacre a few years ago, ia its capi East President Wilson will poll mure j tal. The southeastern comer of the than, 25 per cent'ftf the Progressive j province lies only a dozen miles or so vote of 1S12, while in the Middle j from tne great Black Sea port of States and the Far Wct he will get j Odessa fully 60 per cent. When Roosevelt ! Russia. -the New York of Southern .talked he only aliened Wilsor. atx-ut i 'Buko ir.a is an Austrain1 cruwn sixteen per cent. j land traversed by offshoots of the Car r'" i The outlook now is that aliove . Twrhtttr-. a,ii famous for its horses to embarrass President Wilson's ad-' ,,f .k. f ,-.!..: ...,., i. ,,. m . '.-..-, nv.nierou rich mines, and its people i !hiive ben thrifty ar.d industrous. It wil be about T5 tr cent- has llonsel to Au.-tria for nearly it o-rurs ;ust before the election It ig possible that German is tryi Jt..,,K vo UK mm country is to go to Wilbcn. From one "" I,r "fnes t-y ncr SOuree rtmes the evprossio that recent submarine artivhicsc Independents and Rcpu; and the right time to please the Be-! enrolIiot; in the Wwirow Wu-r, I -.do puu.ican managers . pendent League in gria The President has properly reques ted an early statement of the facts. nr is not wanted with Uerman but,xew y,k iup-Statei. TU.wo; lu; if it turns out that she has violated Ya,,hini':.on, C-Wi California. -r Ti!.?ir r A..- I , uic-tiiau guteni- mi nt the gravest consequence may re- .TO.ltv are j a century and a half, having ien THE AMENDMENTS. rK-.re are plenty mote Apparently the people are rot tak r.g much interest in the four amend-: real kind as father pr niTits to be voted for r.evt Tuesday. ' Observer; Two years ago the same amendments ' with six others were defeated unler HOPE XD FEAIl HURL the management of E. L. Travis and, P.epuljSicans !:ke Mont McCa-kil!. j Since the r.ne affectir.g the off.te' rf Mr- Travis has been eliminated i he W:!; p-cLn'My j-ii-t the others j which are entirely haVtlevs but may L that country by Turks in pendent League in grWt 'numi-? rs. 1777. It is populated by a veritable The rleures f'.r some of the pr.ncirai cor.rts t.f races. wi:h the Slav and States of th-? enrolment Oieater th- P.o',:maniai well in the majority. fate l.ft the Roumanian in the ma-j-.i-ity in a territory niore than 90.- (.'(; 0:i;oei.t''Xi;;Uieii?(fi, 4-vi.,,xi: mK"' square mi'es. 1- scattered more Kansas, ;.", 'V'0; Neyraka. lo.tX'O ; tl.at"; UK.O'n1 of them over these North Dakota, 23,000; Oregon. 1-V-00. : Those are some .f the real things which show that i-Kiro W ii.M-c w.u !e the winr.er r.ext Tuesday. Ar.d .rungs o, ...e (rtT International News Service 1 f.. News ar.d E,,s.r N-,:V i.The Bed Sox chain I pion base'raii club of the world was vrnt ivy J'.seph J. Larnsn to ate composed Harry H. " Champion Red Sox Are NId to a hnydicate i i ' kol' Mania into va f (Continual Fr m Ptgre Or.e.) Ward. The ' hv' r Tiie arm ui.t ( ;Jer.x and !vJ was not WHAT MR. TAFT THINKS OF PRESIDENT WILSON This Is no time to point out mistakes of the past. This Is no time, by attacks upon the General in command, to give th idea that our commander has not a united people behind him. We are fortunate in having kept out of the present E u ro pean War and we ought to sup port the Administration in keep ing us out. If we had a jingo in the White House this country would now be at war with Germany. He t Wilson) is not a Demo crat President He is our President. He is first an Ameri can, the same as we are. We must all be Americans first, Ex-President Taft. Greatest Benefit to Farmers. When Oman's jas-j the Itnrttl j CrlUi' ti;l tt few wt-ks etw It u.Hn tht stjiruie Nk a tiHHur uf j fc-riiter iinvt ht-m-Ht to the furmt-r j ti?i Vi.itwi State than u i la t n eiut "tti au-e t h rrca u m t if I f w Lieiir-tiii'iit if Airr!cu!tnra n.ttr ! rt-Urty a p ni;atiii ae. The Sutiua ai M-tmhi-. TEN QUESTIONS FOR VOTERS aerompnisn p- me c.kJ. j The ten amtnin-ents 'ilrnitte'l two years airo w-juM unilisiitly have !" n ' the bet f'jT th? riate ; :t a few Pemo- r.'i.:. r, f ; r. her s:,Kv r. ! Trany "Hut i hop? of a 'r.-uniU'a" Ru- j rTiii'iia itprxrait-d r-at!y tu the R .u- - cratic poIit:cia!:s aied by R-pab!i-an jmar'?ans he f"hT of ra-u'.ati.m. it leader? ma,U the- people b!;eve that'n"1 extinction, turned thea p--i-the amer,iment. were danperous t!Vtf!'to the Vaus .firflKA. '' wi! as radu-al or.J rX them to their 'Jjit 'hat thtf ar: i how 'ieath without a 1 iriral reason. The amentinients y-izh To pass but whethf Tuesti'- thjy wiit ,r n-'t lather THK M l I I. The Th, a!! pr.-rr.at the p"eii of e-T,-hali .rjb6fs.--ed Ruurtiania -tat-n-.fJi ran itr.ajfified fnm a pk-a Hiade ;jt fvire the war by a Romanian ai- ;?-h 'vjl.i XHir. c-nTrI O.n-tar.t r.'pie .ij a re-i!t ti an i-!r..-nte AI!i-.-f vit t"?y. sail! the writr, it w-a;i'iri-i t " :;.( '.e rr.t-in the t riir(.int:n li ,;m:i!.;u. II ji ;i? ,a ta- her ju: it 1 VcKden Ware Concern j Newest Enterprise j TV. Carolina W o.vien U"are Com -: pary fat ma :e apn'i'-ati.-'r. t the ser I ret.ii y ftiate fr rhait-; with a ca:-ta' ok of ,.,f which $10.- l.itt ),r-en paM.':,- tf. .ern. w iH the rr.arv.if 3 err, i an ,r reN. r i f woodtn , i.cirs, bar ter Tinted by ;:e capita!. or, th- A'year. ; ' pht-t liVuf i, i. v, ar-i.-J f ,r h r t'.it-II.-: t K . r bt u i; t, I v. i'.h ".rj,!:-;" a-' r hanrf. Th;rt . an'i they : m f-f-rf-, ;.: -.d Ther (t-h.p Oi.-er r CAN M Kvfs.liOARfi jrar mn, le j-r'.'t. rre.-i: rai a o a few rc ason conveni- j r. Julia ; Hay st. I " n'.ir. ri i if, ire He:;-,p inr. pe'.r.t-'im tbe utMe ''MK HI I) MSV IH'MIKS te-t TTi l-t ' :'JT, oil f rat- j i'- Pew--;-- lrr.,e -away the '-i-i'-u- ! t'H ' l-' -t it-, : v th- the Navy SUJliei the pro-"ue ravy to p ,n " Th L--rt'er'r.e ; t-ip . h b.it- j . t.r-t a-irr; r.i-trati-m 1 1. par'.n.t rt If he n r,tiit',t T.er. aie pivin .p- n,- t a ii-i ! r.e th-n w th: i.'.'ttl-.-d hr h j i k y ".p-"i-jrT..- cu an:t tifnr whit h '.var trar.p 'r'rtti'K w.rM ? 'With the fruition of her h ar, i the 'iihsipatwn of her fears !oth t--mirii; y on or.e s,-l-, .there t-n.ed tn or but '-re rr rn t Romama's iiienirr.a " Of the' threr rearior. whirh Rou ir.arna h-ipe to incoporate into a "t,rratrr Roumania" at the cioe of tht war, Mr. I.a'ioree ad'i: -Transylvania has a jreoirraphiral ra'hf-r than a political exiftanre. It pari f'f Hungary. s!tho;jyh it ;;!m'.-' m muh si-pa rate! frm vreo v r;ipr..-r Hungary as the ure:t plste w '.f the Kow-k.s s-patat.-d f-m th- M isissippi Valley. It is the (rr-at hj'hian-l region which -; ni the wt -rttn; sbje of the Tran-s.-ania A'pi and the southern siope of the s'.uthraitern Carpathians The mountain cradled and brought our 3 f -: ( j p b f j ;i o p n o u I I -juo bi 'io oj oi t4i.iivJ pu 'iilmlj 2UI'tp At -pEi J JOO-C pUJ UHJ MO iinsi jnp xpui pue s ) ui auisi; -jApe ui4jt pug f no ss-hi ivr.q )soui sqi Stuiop je vjus attY.i'e iBi m tW puij 01 ajfjooj) m ae) nojC jl m Si u2is poo 3 j.mouy o Juiop joj uinipm saq aqi noi spjov x-tpujutw' a4i UOSdulS pUS U4pV( .ujbji 'uowqoy i(0 puBjuin3 u wjuciuisnbjs iMuunq jnoX puixa pus plHK. rfqj qjeaj 01 )us nof j "ou!An4ej UI JUIpSJl HI XUKip -fjO(IJJ qi u si uoiiBnJu siqx luno,J pupj,iun;) ui p-mipp-id sjaded jmo ( s Jii s ajii uoijK-najp p-u ;q uio) . sq a pu x-pu aq) jem aou 4 mX 0(J :uj; stMuinii JW Ten questions foe voters to answer in advance of Election Day: 1 Why are the King of Wall Street supporting Mr. Hughes? 2 Why are the great finan cial interests which favor a Central bank, in substitution for the Federal Reserve system, supporting Mr. Hughes? 3 Why are the high protec tive monopolist who prepared the Schedules of the Payne Ad-ich tartff for Mr. Hughes7 4 Why is every enemy of American neutrality for Mr. Hughes? 5 Why are all advocates of armed intervention in Mexico Tor Mr. Hughes? 6 Why are the trusts and organized greed in every sec tion of the United States for Mr. Hughes? 7 why are the heroes of military conscrrption for Mr. Hughes? S Why is every polit'cal re actionary and bourbon for Mr. Hughes? 9 Why is every enemy of in dustrial reform for Mr. Hughes? . 10 Why is every boss and J politic" grafter in the Repubii- psrty for Mr. Hughes? New Arrivals OF Beautiful Neckwear in Georgette and Broadcloth. See the largest assortment handsome, up-to-date neckwear. Georgette collars, fancy range from 50c. to $2. New- Broadcloth collars 50c. to $2.50. Broadcloth and charmeuse combination collars 50c. to $2.50. Our Corset Department Very Successful. lll jBonTbnl Fclaset Front I .ace. The Bon Ton and Royal Worches-' ter Corsets are Designed for You. ( Every woman can be assured of good figure lines if she wears a Fmlaset and Bon Ton Corset and just the right model -for her individual figure. We have "your" model among the innumerable style for all types of figures slender, medium "and stout- Now is the time to purchase your corset before being fitted in your new suit or dre.ss that you may be assured of the correct figure lines fur this season. All Frolaset and Bon Ton Corsetg guaran teed not to rust. BonTbn CORSETS The Frolaset Corset, prices range from ?2.50 to $12. The Bon Ton Corsets and Worchester range from $1 to SG..V) Pink and white, courtel and broadcades. The Fashion Parlor X a .t f ' T al. Us Ad4 tt AM Up. r.rst t r; I "We tj ktd very I .voijoii a.vv ui.iai, Ko Let f Mty over all matters and U fc.kt: IN ( i'.'.ii i.i;rK . ii;i.:" With Whom? In complete ace d with Roosevelt! In vmi.tt. oorl with il,- man ho l.r;..-rily iUliim liis loiiTlnua; hiitrl of i;TTiinuy and his stiiin.ity !nrirl iM riiuiU-AriH-rir'Hns ; nfwlily j.riii.s (Iik Allli'S "uno an? ili-lliniKt j tn caue ciiiil an- f.litlrus fur the pniii-lil.-'; iml.li.ly prmluinis lIuiihM' "luuliriH niiii'h must womnicnil lihn In tlio sjin,aiMt of lli Alll.s"; trnai -hrfiusl v rails the I"r-sia.ut uf hli n.iiniry a 'nn.ll-(M.ie." -ooi) a "limn of aasW woril"; amt fHts.ly a.-rTH tlmt e were llnl'Mi by trfaly oliliiiliHut tu Ko to war wltn GTinan iivit lu-lifjiito: HijkIk'X tHlks of national bonorl ln-ii h. flufli the ermine robe of the Siiir(iue f'o'irt of lhi t'nitM Stul. hi,. for.,i, the ao.-l.ty of Its Justices anil turn.it his Lack to the ,r. c. iU nf I'.lackHone, '..k,-. and1 Jlnrshnll. h mh ihi. to Imve iluiia.il ttio I cralyniiilt nf ull Plic iicj ruti'llilate ' to tn'onn. th.. couiis.1 of riinn. I Hitcli.-o.-k. Wiil.-m, ivrkius, S- hwab, i.-iry. .iik;.-iihi'itii.' Iu Tout. iVaroHa, , Ilim.-i. n.ii.-, .Sin. H.i, LmlKf. Itout, 1 Mi.r-nii, el ui. Hint th f-.ll 1 1 . ii I OQ-1.-r-,ni'iy .if thn tuiiii mill uhom he ta j tu c.ni.U-t ni-ci,ril the iimn who aays outfit to it at wur wilh rnuuuy ' Nev Millinery Modes Metal, Lace, Hats - Vie ,f O Ci'Jt?K The height of el.-gam-e Is the hit. -t Winter Millinery Creation of metal late in gold silver, iiitil,iii(I with rieh et velvet and touched with fur. For evening wear there is no more l ..ming style im aginable. The shapes are picturesque and the effect most charming. OCR MILLINERY CHIEF SELECTEII V SCORE OF THE LATEST TYPES OF THIS STYLE AMI THE SHOWING IS NOTE WORTHY. We have just received a large shipment of ladies' nov elty collars in broadcloth, crepe de chine, Oorgette and organdy. The styles are pleasing anil becoming 2.V in J auj with M.iico JytiKliVELTl .1 r
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