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A FORTY PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL SUITS, INCLUD
ING WOOL, LINEN'; AND PONG EE. THE SAME REDUCTION ON
ALL DRESSES, IN' SILK LINEN AND, REP.
25.00 LESS 40 Per Cent. . .15.00
2Q.00 LESS 40 Per Cent 12.00
18.50 LESS 40 Per Cent........ y.wu
isnn I Fftft 40 Per Cent....... r 9.00
12.50 LESS 40 Per Cent. .......
10.00 LESS 4ff Per Cent
12.00 LESS 40 Per Cent........ 7.20
22.00 LESS 40 Per Cent....,.,. 13.20
18.00 LESS 40 Per Cent. ;10.80
27.50 LESS 40 Per Cent... 16.50
.9.00 LESS 40 Per Cent.. . 5.40
6.50 LESS 40 Per: Cent. . 3.90
5.00 'LESS 40 Per Cent . 3.00
7.50 LESS 40 Per Cent........ 4.50
4.00 LESS 40 Per Cent... .....2.40
8.00 LESS 40 Per Cent. ....... 4.80
7.00 LESS 40 Per Cent... .... . 4.20
8.50 LESS ,40 Per Cent........ 510
; :, Don't Miss this Chance to get a Bargain at
THE LITTLE STORE.
Results Yesterday.
Wilson 2, Goldsboro 4.
- Rocky.. Mount 2; Raleigh 1.-
Wilmington 2; Fayetteville 2.
. Where They, Play Today. J ,
Wilson . at Goldsboro. : c ,
Rocky' Mount at Raleigh.
; Wilmington atJ Fayetteyille.
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Standina of the Clubs.
Clubs 'Won. Lost' P. C.
.615
.615
500
,416
.333
Fayetteville ,
Goldsboro . .
Wilmington
..8 5
..8 L. 5
..6 6
..6'- 6
..5 7"
..4 8
TIZ-For
Tender Feet
broken. It" is , supposed that' there
must have been two strokes in quick
succession , as one of ..the prisoners in
the' county jail was shocked or scared
into insensibility; Fortunately, no on?
was hurt' although there -were a: few
passengers in the station and ' some
of the officials were' in the baggage
room where the most damage J seems
to. -have; been done, ."" The amount- of
damage to .' the station wijl probably
be ' about r$300 " covered by insurance.
most severe electrical; dfsplays which'
this community has had in a long
time.;,;- The phones were out of com
mission all over town and the lines
men have been busy all-the morning
out ;on I the wires. There wera sev.
era! live wires : loose and one lineman
bar-ely. escaped injury early this morn
ing. -.He was on a pole testing a wire
when he happened to; make .connec
tion with a live wire. He. was thrown
about ten feet but caught on ' a; sup-
l (:. ;
IS
The Greatest
Sale ever knowo in Wilmington
now bdng conducted at
LORD
k-A;
TKeiBuilding used for Mens - and Boys SuitsV:3and
Clothing has been sold to the American Bank and we
.are compelled to sell this stock in 30 days.
y- As-vye have noMoom to store it Ave ' are: selling at,
r-
any uiu pi ice.
tj.il a ucBpciaicij ,iuu&ui, vjv.v
ninz r: same vesterday . at Fayetteville
the Highlanders and the Sailors had a
"dog-fali;', the score being ."two all."
In spite of 'the fact-that the Sailors
did not emerge with the larger end of
the ' score, to judge , from the box re
port,' the jsailors most certainly should
nave won tne game. ; , wmumgwu
cufed. nine safe swats off the High
lander Flinger. The number of hits
gotten by; the lads from the - upper
sand hills amounted to the insignifi
cant number of three. The, Sailors
also . had only one error coming their
way after the eleven innings of play.
Fayetteville scored ' in the first and
third' innings while Wilmington pulled
a brace in the seventh inning. Fletch
er started the game: for Wilmington
aii'd Jater was relieved by Howard.
Xhe; Sailors made the best showing of
the 'season thus far at Fayetteville as
they are yet to win their first ; game
on? the ' Highland grounds, A tied
score is a good beginning with thii
en. in view. With Brooks and Hanks
yet' to pitch before' the Sailors return
to tnet local lot, prospects look bright
for at least one or two victories in the
present series. ,
. The Sailors are playing phenomenal
ball now and deserve far better sup
port than has been accorded by the
fans at the recent games. Beter ex
hibitions of the national sport have
never been seen here than the last
six games at League Park. It ; is be
lieved that the crowds at the games
with Raleigb this week will be record
breakers.
' A new, scientific medical toilet tablet -which
DRAWS OUT AlX" INFLAMMATION
AND SOJRENESS. ( .
This remarkable foot bath -remedy is
SUPERIOR . TO POWDER, PLASTER. OR
SALVE aild is guaranteed to cure CornB, Cal
louses. Bunions, Frostbites, Chilblains, Ingrow
ing Nails,1 "Tired, - Aching, Swollen, Nervous,
Rtt-patv: Bad Smelling Feet. ' , ,
SMALLER SHOES CAN BE WORN ,by
using TIZ, because it puts and keeps the feet
in perfect condition. ' - -
v TZ is for : sale at all druggists, - 25 ' ents
por" box or direct if you wish from -Walter Liu
ther Dodge & Co., Chicago, .111.- ,; '
GEO. O. GAYLORD'S
. 210, 212 and 214 North Front Street
Batteries: Wilson and Dussault;rLa
throp and McCormick.- ' . t
OTHER GAMES!
, American League.
At Washington 3; Chicago 2. ,
At New.York ir Detroit, 2.
At St. Louis 2; Philadelphia 6. :-.'
At Cleveland .3; Boston 1.
. National League.:; ;
At Pittsburg 6 ; Boston O.r
At Brooklyn-Cincinnati, rain. '. r
. At Philadelphia-ChicagorainV
South Atlantic" League. .
At Savannah .6; Jacksonville . 4.
At Macon 2 ; Columbia 1.
. At Columbus 5 ; Augusta 4. ' y
. . ' Southern League ' . ,
At Chattanooga 3; Nashville 0.
2nd: Nashville' 1; Chattanooga 2.
At Memphis' 1; Atlanta 0.
At Birmingham 5; New Orleans 0.
At Montgomery- 0 ; Mobile 4.
Carolina League.
At Winston Salem 1; Charlotte 4.
At Spartanburg 5 ; Anderson 2. '
At Greenville 1; Greensboro S.
Virginia League. :
At Roanoke 0; Norfolk 4.
At Petersburg 4; Richmond 1.
At Danville 3 ; Lynchburg 2.
I Last laight's 'r orm -was;; one of the J port wire before he - struck the ground.
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s The hearing of children Is frequently
followed by poor health for the
mother.' . This supreme crisis of Ufa
; ndlng , her. , physical - system unpre
' pared for. the demands of nature,
". leaves ; her with weakened resistive
powers and sometimes chronic ail
ments. This can he avoided if
Mother's Friend is used, before the coming of baby, and the healthy woman can
remain a healthy mother, f It is the only, remedy, that perfectly and thoroughly
prepares the system for healthy motherhood, and brings about a natural and
easy. consummation of the term. .Women' who use Mother's Friend are always
saved rmicM sufferine when the little one arrives, and recover more quickly, and
with no ill effects, or chronic troubles.; Every expectant mother should safeguard
her health by using Mother's Friend;
thus preparing her physical condition
for the hour of motherhood. This
medicine is for sale at , drug stores.
Write for free ' hook for expectant
mothers. . . -BBADFTTiTiT)
EEGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta. Ga.
Durham Sun.
As a result of the. severe electrical
storm which passed over the city last
5m
Remedies are Needed
Were we perfect, which we are not, medicines s would ;
not often be needed. But ' since our systems have be"
come weakened, v impaired and broken " down ' through
' ' indiscretions which have gone on from , the carl y ages,
: through countless generations, remedies are needed to
t aid Nature in correcting our 1 inherited 'and otherwise ;
, acquired weaknesses. To reach the 'seat of Stomach
V weakness and consequent digestive troubles, there is
nothing so good as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov :
ery, a glyceric compound, extracted from native medic- y
' 'inal roots sold for over forty years-with- great satisfaction to all users. For
' Weak Stomach, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Pain in the Stomachlafter eafting,
: - Heartburn, Bad Breath, Belching of food, Chronic Diarrhea and other Intestinal
'; Derangements, the 'Disco very 'Vis a time-proven and most efficient remedy.
The genuine has on its
outside wrapper the
signature
You can't afford to accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this non-alco-:
holic, medicine op known composition, not even though the urgent dealer may
thereby make a little bigger profit.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. x Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy.
f . . . -:
The Tab-lid Score.. ,.'t night about 11 o'clock the roof of
Wilmington v AB R H O' A i3 the union station presents a pretty
Hoffman, cf . . , . : . . 5
Gooper,.: 3b ..... r . . 5
pydeman, If, lb .'. . .'5
OHh,;.2b. '.. v. 1.5
JVJIS, , ID . .
Bf ooks, p . .
itiuttz,, ff
ljubbs, ss..
I etcher; p .
j Howard, p. .
0 2
0 M'
0 0
..3 0 0
2' 0 0 dilapidated appearance this morning
l' 0 0; and 'there are at least '25 holes torn
T i o!in :the . tin 'covering! r A bolt of light-
5 ;z
21 2
0' ning-' struck the tower and ; one cor-
..5
..5
0" 0
1 .2
6' 1
do
1" 1 1
4 .0 0.
4 0 6
9-'r- ;6
1 00.0
Doak,'lf .. ..; .. ..1
2 0'
..2 0' 0 0 J1'0
0' 0 0.0 0
df ner df ' the 'gable" on ithe west ! end- of
the building, s The : stone cornice was
torn) 'away- and one. block was 'thrown
across the i Seaboard track abouU 50
feet .frdm . where; ; the ,',:bolt; struck.
Bricks -t were scattered - in ; every; direc? 4
tioh an.f. nearly all of the skylights , aie
Juniper and Cypress Shingles !
Brick ! Brick ! Brick !
Cement; Lime Gypsum Cement Poster; ;Higginson
:! r ; White Cement for Mortar, Laths, etc. '
1 V K
Roger Moore?s Sons' 6c Co.
i . n.iil.l
Don't Blame the Lamp
IF .IT SMOKES, SMELLS AND GIVES A POOR LIGHT,
I . BUT GO TO YOUR DEALER AND ASK HIM IF YOU ARE
i GETTING OUR " . .
Water White 150 (leg. Fire Test Oil
IT ISVTHE HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN AND: COST
MORE AT THE JOBBERS, OR RETAIL STORE.
NO
Cape Fear Oil Company
Dealers in Kerosene, Gasoline and all kinds ot Lubri
cating Oils and Greases. Phone 873
DON'T WAIT UNTIL SUMMER IS HERE
KEEP THE FLIES OUT.
Ww the Window Screens and Screen Doors
That Will do it for Yon.
Why he bothered with the pesky little critters when a little
: money invested in Screens and Screen Doors will keep them
out as well as'all other bothersome little pests.
We will supply these' needs better at less cost to you than
elsewhere and the cost wilf be nothing compared to the sat
isf actionof having the house free of, these intruders;
Let us fill your Screen needs. " '' . ;
WM. IE, SPRINGER Sc CO
i5' Totals .. .. ..44 2 9 33 10 1
Fayetteville AB R H O A B i
Mullen, cf 4 2 '2' 2 0 "Of
EHvyer, lb.. . . .. ..4 0 1 9 2 0'
O'Halloran, 2b . . ..5' 0 : 0 1 2 0
Peartree, If .. ..4 0 0 ,3 0 0
Landgraff , 3b . . . ... 4 0 0 3 1 0
Cantwell, ss .. .. ..2 0 0 4 2 1
Boyle, rf .. .. .. ..4 0 0 2 1 0
Galvin, c .. .. .. ..3 0 0 8 0 1
McCathron, p.. .. ..2 0 0 1 2 1
Mayer, p .. .. .. .0 0 0 0 0 Q
Hartley .. ..1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals V. 1.33 2 3 33 10 3
Score by Innings.
Wilmington . .000 000 200 00--2 9 1
Fayetteville . .101 000 000 .002 3 3
:y. Summary Sacrifice hits, Cantwell,
McCathron ; hit by pitched ball,- Mul
len; bases on ballg, Fletcher 2, How
ard 3; struck out McCathron 4; Meyer.
3 Fletcher 1, Howard ; 4- Brooks -3
wild? pitches N McCathron; two" base
hits,' DuhbsTydeman; stolen ; base
Mullen ;- D wy er,r ; Tyd eman : 2; v Kluttz
passed bails, Kite;'' umpire Barre; at
tendance 500.
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' At Goldsboro.
The Tabulated Score
Wilson - r - AB R H
McGeehan' 2b . '. ... ,4
Jacobs, 3b.. . . V. .'4; 0 'l 0
Westlake, c :4 115
Miller, rf .. .. .. :.4 J. 2 ;0 ' 0 0
Sheridan, cf .4r 0 0 3 0 " 0
Phelan, lb.. .. .. .-.3 0 0 10 0. s0
Armstrong, If. . . .' . .3 0 0 2 0 'o
Sharpe, ss . . . 1 0 0 2 l' h
Foreman, p 3 0 0 0 4 0
Totals
Goldsboro
Gates, 3b ...
Sharpe,- 2b. .
Handiboe, cf .
McDonald, lb .
Morgan ss. .
Evans, If .. .
Dailey, rf ...
Fulton, c . . .
.30 2 5 24- 9 2
AB R H O A 3
. :3 1 0 2 2 t 0
..3 0 1,1 l - p
..4 0- 0 '2 (y 0
..4 2 2 ll 0 0
0 4 Q
1
0 0 1
-..3 V 0
..4 0 2
..2 0 0 8
Merchants, p.. .. ..3 0 0 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
5 X)
Totals .'. ..j ..29 4 5 27 13 -0
Goldsboro ... .300 001 00 4 5 0
Wilson 1, . .000 000 1 0022 , 5 -?.
Score by Innings. .
. Summary Earned runs, Goldsboro
1 ; bases on errors, Goldsboro 4 ; bases
ok balls, off Merchant 1, off Foreman
1; struck , out by Merchant 9, by -Fore
man 5; wild pitches, Merchant 1, Fore
man !-; two. base ; hits, .McDonald.
Evans 2, Miller; double plays, Mor",
gan, Sharpe, McDonald; uassed balls.
Fulton 1; left on bases, Goldsboro S,
Wilson 3; sacrifice hits, Sharpe; stolen
bases, Sharpe, Morgan 2, McDonald
1; hit . by. pitcher Sharpe, Morgan, Ful
ton ; .attendance 350; umpire," .Free
man. ' - - I '
, -At
Raleigh. -Score
by Innings..,
Rocky Mount . 000 000 1102 5 sV 2
Raleigh, , ' .000 100 000-1 4 2
TFudcb
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Remember the Place, W6olvin Buildirig Princess' Street
o -
The time you spend will not be missed. What you
can learn will surprise you. . .
Remember the Elevated Favorite Gas Range to be
given away Saturday night. : .
Get tickets at Demonstrations.
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