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how
The Hosiery
you are wearing
-are they giving
satisfaction!
X Are ybu getting iull value
" Have you ever considered
rnuch you spend each year
Hosiery and darning?
Consider these questions for one
'moment then come in and exam-
rjine our J&er Mai brand
stockings for men , Women and
children. They will satisfactor
ily answer these questions s and
-relieve you of hosiery trouble?.
naaker AmltSf is the
resultofsixty-seven years
'making they have re-exi-fforcejl
hdels .antf toes,
aknitted S f a speqalpro-;
SCCJlS W oi v- AUvVv.
I and non-irritating giving
1 COMFORT -STYLE and
f jBE'AtJTY to your feet! -
Written for. The Dispatch.,
, ' , What's the .Use?.., )
(The price "of meat goes up "higher-
. News Item.)
Gee, whiz!
Get onfo the biz! ,( , - j .
Don't think for a minute -
. , The beef trust's not inr it. '
, Its? the stuff! v .
That makes the bluff. '
It heeds the money - -
And , gets it -without .honey
The poor consumers' wail," -
But the , trusites feed on quail;
: Wow! ; '
. What a row! .
. Yes, its rough, .t
' Also, darned t tough.
Nothing- to be done.
It is bound tt come.
"Its the same old game, j
That the people can't tame. I .
; . The cards are stacked,
And you're on the rack.
".They, are handing it to you '
Just like they use to do.
Police! Fire!
Prices go higher!
If you want to (sup, .v
You must cough up. V;.
There's xmly one way, ': f .
And - the devil's : to pay. ?
Cert.V its the deuce! nv
But; 'what's the use? . ' - :- v
Fritz.
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Genuine
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Little Liver Pills.
Must Dear Signature of .
See PaoSimlle Wrapper Below.
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ARE NOTED FOR THE ABOVE, vYOMi ARE THINKING ABOUT
" PURCHASING A STOVE OR RANGE YOU WILL DO WELL TO
"CONSULT US ABOUT THE MERITS OF .TriESE GOODS. THE
BACKS ARE Gtf Aft ANTEEfJ
FIFTEEN YEARS ' IN 'STOVES',
t and Five ,yeaRg in ranges.
M, E; SPRINGER & CO
PURCELL BUILDING!
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1 Before and After. s
How plurfip ' she was when first we1
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i How sweet she was and clever: '
The way she nypnotized my heart; '
; . I will forget it never. " " :
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How plump she was, and now today '
I look at darling Minnie,
And wonder how I love her still,
She is so tall and skinny.
St. Louis Star.
"Might Have
Very small and as easy .
to take as sugaiw
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
CARTERS
OlTTLE
IVER
PILLS. .
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
25 Certs I Pnnar Vegetable.;
MATUttC.
THE STORE THAT'S ALWAYS BUSY.
land Made fable
All Sizes Just Received and
Prices Very Reasonable
New Spring Goods Are All In. Dress
s Goods, Silks, Linens, in a Carge
,f Variety of Colorings.
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
SOON BACK HERE TO LOCATE.
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Dr. W. ' C. Galloway Will Return to
Wilmington Next Month.
I have lived my life, and I face the
end
But that other life I might have led.'
Where lay the road and who was its
friend! s '
And what was the goal, where the f
years were fled? "
;here lay the road? Did I miss1 the
; turn? ' ' ' ' ' '
11' Thfi friend unknown? Our sreetinrs
jjAHd2 the goal nnsought? Shall 1 never
le'arh
What ' was that life I might ; have
led? ' -"! -'i:,i
As the spring's last look; for one dear
day'-'-' i ;'
: 'Prom skies autumnal on earth -may
bend, '
So lures me that other life but, noy!
I have lived my life, and-1 face the
end. Edith M. Thomas.
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Great Stock Reducing
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Oo Gay lord
210, 212 and 214 North Front Street.
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The Long-Lost Egg.
Flora was a farmer's daughter, and
for, short they called her Flo,
Arrtl she lived in Indiana, near the
town of Kokomo.
Flo longed with all her fond young
heart a millionaire to wed,
"I'll never, never get one here!" with
tears and sobs, she said.
One day while bringing in the eggs
the hens had freshly laid
A happy inspiration came to cheer
; , that lonely maid
The eggs were to' be shipped back
t East for plutocrats to eat, .
So on the shell of one of them she
; . ' wrote these words discreet:
v'l'm' a pretty girl,' quite simple i "
tn my ways, and I've a dimple
And to be a rich man's darling 1
ij l a am dying. Oh, I beg '
That you'll write to Flo Pasana,
Kokomo, in Indiana." i
s Alas ! She could not know the fate
K of that ill-fated egg!
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The egg was shipped with other eggs,
all in a big egg crate,
.' And with its sister,, brother eggs it
met the self-same fate;
It landed in a storage house, and
there, day after day,
It stayed and stayed, while years and
years slipped silently away.
And Flo hung on with , hopeful heart
' ' and waited all in vain,
And then at last she tied up to an
V Indiana swain. ' v
She ' moved to town. One day some
' ' strictly fresh-laid eggs she got
From an honest grocer, and that egg
was in. the lot!
James Ravenscroft, in New York
American.
Mrs. W. G. Galloway has gone to
New York city, where she will join
her husband, Dr. W. C. Galloway, who
is just finishing a course of special
sttidy preparatory for moving back
to Wilmington to locate and resume
the practice of . his profession. The
news that Dr. Galloway, who is one of
the best known and ablest specialists
in the entire South, is to again make
this city his home, has been received
with much satisfaction by the commu
nity, and especially have the many
friends of Both Dr. and Mrs. Galloway,
who are charming people, been de
lighted over the fact that they are
coming back to Wilmington.
MR. T. H. TATE BEREAVED.
His Brother Passed Away Yesterday
; - at Ramseur; N. C: ''
The many friends Of Mr. T.'H: Tate,
of this city, will hear with- deep regret
that his brother, Mr. Alexander Colvin
Tate,' ' passed ' away at - his home lh
Ramseur; N." C. yesterday. The - de
ceased was about forty-eight years ' of
age :&nd "is' survived by two i brothers;
Mr. Tate - of Wilmington, Dr: C S.
Tate, of Ramseur, and one sister, Miss
Mollie J. 'Tate, also: of Ramseur The
funeral service will be held tomorrow
afternoon at Pike Presbyterian
Church; ' " ' . l.
v Piano 'Contest ends March 7th, on which day the coupons
will be counted and Piano given to the Society, Church or
Sunday School receiving the largest number of votes. During !
the week, February 28th to March 5th, we will give awav
double coupons on all cash purchases and on all accounts set- ?
uea uurmg wis time.
Millinery Ready forii Your Inspection
THE! C.- iWSfiLVOQT CO.
' , ,; Tomorrow and Wednesday. ' ' '
. AH deposits made with The Peoples
Savings Bank will bear interest from
MARCH 1st. I It
ROBERT GRAHAM
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19 Pairs Lindner jSiiede Button,
; . Regular -Price $5.00
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Call at once while we have your size.
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Phone No. 1445. No. 7 North Front Street.
Was Sent to the Roads Today by
Magistrate Harriss. s
In Justice George Harriss court to
day Robert Graham was tried on three
charges,' one for assault on Deputy
W. H. Howe and the other warrants
for larceny of a gun from Mr. John
F. Garrell, and a pistol from Harllee
Boufarah. In the assault charge Mag
istrate Harriss sent the negro to the
roads for thirty days. Graham . was
bound over to the Recorder's court
under bonds of $100 each on the two
other charges. Graham is the negro
who assaulted Deputy Howe in Mr.
Chas; Finkelstein's pawn shop several
days ago. ; r r; r
SECURES LIQUOR LICENSE.
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: lvfost every coal will burn, but rvhat
you want is a coal that will GIVE
HEAT while burning. We have the
hottest thing in the market. ' ' - '
Give us your order and be convinced.
B. A. MERRITT
' Phone 281,
i Only Development of Whiske v ; Sei-
C j 1 -v , - - 'UPh nf Prirlav AfUrnnnn
. Theiu; have been no -subsequent de-
veiopments in tne seizure of nearly
three , narreis or whiskey last Friday
afternoon by, Deputy Collector Aflams,
qf Raleigh, at the store of D. N. Stanley
&Co., Second and Market streets.
Particulars of this matter were first
carried in the new3 columns of The
j Dispatch. United States Commission
er George Harriss was approached to
day and he was asked if Stanley &
Co., had' taken out a United States re
tail liquor dealers license. He replied
in the affirmative: it is probable that
this step will put an end to the matter
fif ar as tne Federal authorities are
concerned. ' - , .
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Real Estate Deals.
By deed filed at the court house to
day D. Evans sold to Mary B. Weath
ers for $10 and other considerations,
valuable property at the corner of
xiird and Chestnut streets, 57 by 86
feet in size. C. R. Spooner sold to
W. C. Winters for $100 and other con
siderations property at Sixth and
Queen streets, 55 by 66 feet in size.
Tomorrow and Wednesday.
All deposits made with The Peoples
Savings Bank will bear interest from
MARCH 1st. ' ' It
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. Goes to Obtain Orchestra.
Mr. John F, Kneisel ,tle clever " and
talented r young . violinist who heads
the splendid Kneisel orchestra in Wil
mington, is now in New York city,
having gone" there mainly for the pur
pose of signing' members of the' big
and superb orchestra , which will the
cpming summer do delightful service
at Greater Lumina. -
Tomorrow .Tuesday.
Our new Interest Quarter will begin
lviiirch .lst. : Deposit - now and receive
interest in three months. . The ' Wil
mington Sayings .and Trust' Co. , -It
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TOR TORPID LIVER.
A torpid liver deranges the whole
v - system, and produces v
SICK HFAnArHF.
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu
jnatism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
There is no better remedy for these
; common diseases than DR. TUTT'S
v LIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove.
Take No. Substitute
Look for. the Triangle on the Radiator. This rrice includes three
oil lamps, two gas lamps, generator, horn, tire" repair outfit, tools
and jack.
Dollars and Cents Plus Pride in Ownership
., The buyer of. a Hudson Car gets not only dollars and cents value
in a greater, degree than found in any other car, but, in addition, the
r satisfaction that goes with owning a car of "class."
Among the world's highest priced cars on the boulevard or coun
try road, "the. Big, Quiet, Handsome HUDSON holds its own in every
thing which Vmakes for pride in ownership."
The man who can afford any' car is proud to own a Hudson-many
Hudson owners 'own more than one car. The man who has been
- waiting for a car embodying high grade features and refinement at
a moderate price need wait no longer. ? .
Wilmington Motor Car Company
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