--
COTTON.
WiimiBton sPOt-16 14.
N(l!olk spot 16.25.
( u:Ilrston spot ( ).
S:,v;innah spot 18 1-2.
(I5y Associated Press.)
.-.. York. Feb. 16. Firm
l cables promoted some covering
yesterday's decline in the cot
aU hi 'I'-ket. and the opening today
t011. tt -ulv at an advance of 5 to 16
' Br.ving on the strength
p,0!.',.ui was restricted, however, by
m ii ions of wider differences, as a
ex:H of smaller exports or
:i,t raies. and prices
' .
miclations ana iocai seinng.
on the
Liver-
higher
here soon
turm't'
May.
.--in or I u
. ...Sn was -a-fair buyer
,o- advance to 16.06 for
-,'hprwise demand was limited and
Sir oaed back to 15.93 before the.
nd of the first hour, with the gen-
a list selling about 1 to 3 points
t lower. Private cables said it was
iieVe-y small market in Liverpool with
JricP's higher on trade calling.
Demand fell off after the close ol
i iverpool and the market declined un
scattering; liquidation of March in
reparation for notices toward the end
Pf next week av a little local selling.
S-iv sold off to 15.79 with the general
jjct" ruling about 14 to 20 points net
lower around midday.
The cotton market closed steady.
High Close
...15.93 15.79
...16.06 15.93
...16.09 16.00
...15.70 15.59
...15.78 15.73
J' :
LOCAL MARKETS...
iJV;7 - ' ,. . .. ..35c
"UWC1, i,iu,, Mjowixry 25c
&pnng Ghickens, apiece ....25c to 40c
Grown Chi61tens, apiece. .. .60c to 65c
Puddle Duc&s, apiece 4045
Guineas, -ajece .. .. . .. .., ..35c
Beef.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ,.9ctol0c
Sweet Potatoes, bushel .... . .90c
Irish Potatoes, sack. . .... . . . .$6.50
N. C. Hams, pound . . . . . . r. .;..20c
N. C. Shoulders and Ribs, pound!! 17c
Oranges, California, . ...... . .13.25
Orange, Florida $3.00
Bananas, 7-8, buncli ....S1.10 to $L40
Lemons, farcy $3.50
Tangerines jo.oo
Celery, bunch ...... i oa
- " - - - wm .. . . . f l,OU
Apples, barrel $4.25 to 6.00
Bell Peppers, bush. 60c
Onions, 110 lb. sack . . . . .... $5.25
Beans, Lima.. 8 3-46
Peas, Black eye sc
Turnips, Canadian Rutabaga. . 2 l-2c
Pork, lb lie to lll-2c
Corn, per bushel .. .. ..$1.20
Hides, Green, .. 20c.
Peanuts, N. C, ...i. $1.30 to $1.35
Peanuts, Virginia.. .. . . .. ..6580
Peanuts, Spanish ... ..1.25(5)1.30
Wool 28c i inS figures
c L ,NewAYork, Feb. 16. (Wall Street).
Measures adopted by the leading
railroads to relfeve car shortage and
freight congestion at Eastern ports
together with other overnight devel
'
-x STOCKS.'
- ' - ' - - rFehreary 16. JJ 7
Ternperature. " u yJ
WEATHER J? I; J jV
at 8 a. m. 2 V OifcJl
. 1 a : ZAW Y
"56 28"00 1 ' '
54 30 .0a 11 J 1
66 42 ,00 . "jj J
74 42 .16 ft if iPISliiiV A r
so is .01 I I f llUer JLSAf u U. II I.
67 4i .07 s vj WifesrS5' D
I N 0FE$T QUALITY.
Washington, Feb. 16.-Prohittitki
advocates in the Senate; after a nights
reflection on Senator Reed's amend
ment' to the postal bill, making it a
crime to mail." liquor into . dry ' States,
feared that it might have a reaction
ary effect on the prohibition movement
and sought unsuccessfully to reverse
the action of yesterday.
Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, one of the
prohibition leaders, moved to strike
opments imparted general firmness to the amendment from the bill. He
the market at today's opening. Initial jfeaid he was not ready for the Federal
quotations were mainly at fractional government to take drastic action at
advances, but these soon were extend-jthis time, and felt it should be left to
ed to a point or more in some of the "
popular issues, including United States SUPERIOR' COURT.
Steel. Sugars, metals, Central '
Leather and other equipments, and Several Cases Disposed of Thursday
specialties aisb manifested iinderlw-l By Judge Bond.
ing strength. Shipping hardened only i In Superior Court Thursday morn-'
a trifle and rails moved within narrow ing, Judge AV. M. Bond presidng, Wal
limits. jter Rogers was awarded $100 damages
The market was more animated dur-1 against the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
ing the mid-season, gains in shippings "road Company. The case of the Ar-and-coppers
extending to oils and mour Fertilizer Company against the
'qther specialties. Steel and rails Carolina Transportation Company was
also' rose moderately with feugars and non-suited.
some Of the better known equipments. 1 Thursday afternoon L. W. Moore
Iteports that marine war risks to was awarded a verdict of $300 against
Great Britain were easier and fol- William Wimes. The Branch . Saw
lowed by a rally in the cotton market Company was awarded $144 verdict
during the early afternoon on cover- against The Bryant j Manufacturing
ing and a little fresh buying for long Company The American Case & Reg
aceount. May sold up to 15.94, or ister Company was awarded a verdict
within two points of last night's clos- of $170 against M. M.Caldwell. John
Graham, colored, was given divorce
Beeswax
Dry Hides.
Green Salt Hides . . . . .. '. . .... 20c ' American Can
' - a -i i
27c Allis Chalmers .. 24 1-2 :ansi arne vxiaimm.
581 Ameriran Rppt Snpr pv rtiv . . 8ft i On Tuesday of last week
March
Mary
July
OctoDor
nrcemoei
NEW YORK SPOT.
Xpw York, Feb. 16 Spot
tKi(ly; middling 15.95.
cotton.
Tallow 9c
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 48.
Rosin $5,60 and $5.35.
Tar $2.75 and 12 cents.
Crude $3:75 $3.75 and $2.
43
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Xew Orleans, Feb. 16. The cotton
market was nervous and unsettled in
the earlv trading today, but the trend
was upward and active months showed
Lies than due were chiefly responsi
ble for the improvement.
Tlit market became dull and hea
vy, offerings increasing on the poor
niulook for exports and talk of
freighi embargoes on railroad sys
tems. In ihe trading up to noon pric
PS fell to a level 12 to 15 points un
der the last quotations of yesterday.
The cotton market closed steady at
a net advance of 1 to 3 points.
High Close
March 15.61
Jllarv ...15.67
Julv" 15.65
October 15.18
December . .15.27
Receipts.
Cotton 55
Tar 36
Cameron Was given a
Wallace W. Cameron,
Bertha
divorce from
BRITISH STEAMER
HAS GONE AGROUND
SAVANNAH NAVAL, STORES.
Savannah, Feb. 16. Turpentine
quiet, 49c; sales none; receipts 16;
shipments 297; stocks 19,693.
Rosin Firm; sales none; receipts
582; shipments 240; stocks 79,791.
Quote: B D E F Gr, 6.00; II I and M,
6.20; N, 6.40; WWG, 6.50; WW, 6.75.
American Car & Faundry 62
American Locomotive 69 1-2
American Smelting 97
American Sugar 108 1-4
American Tel. & Tel 124 1-2
Anarnnrta Hnnnpr 7fi
Atchison ...... 102 3-8 Lewes, Del., Feb, 16. The British
Atlantic Coast Line m i.8 steamer, Saraha,,from Cadix, Spain,
Baldwin Locomotive 52 1-4! Baltimore, went ashore early to-
Baltimore & Ohio 75 7-S,day on shiP shoal eiSht miles south
Canadian Pacific 152 v of Cobb's Island, Virginia.
Central Leather 85 3-4 Tne coast guard station reports the
Chesapeake & Ohio ' .' .' .' ." .' .' .' .' '. '. 59 J steamer in "good .condition, but badly
Chicago, Mil., & St. Paul 80 1-4 ashore."
Chicago, R. I. & Pacific Ry. ... 26 3-S The Saraha is m ballast.
Colorado Fuel & Iron 44 5-8
Consolidated Gas 122 EGGS AND POULTRY.
Corn Products 211-8' Chicago, Reb. 16 Butter, unchang-
Crucible Steel 64 7-8' e"
MONEY MARKET.
(By The Associated Press.)
New York, Feb. 16. Mercantile pa
per, 441-4. Sterling sixty-day bills,
4.72 1-2; commercial sixty-day bills on
banks, 4.72 1-4; commercial sixty-day
bills. 4.72: demand. 4.75 3-8: cables.
15 56! 4.76 7-16.
15.55; Francs Demand, 5.84 7-8; cables,
15.58 5.83 3-4.
15.13 j Marks Demand, 68; cables, 68 1-2.
15.25 Kronen Demand,
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
New Orleans, Feb. 16. Spot cotton,
nominal and unchanged. Sales on
the spot, 1-40 bales. To arrive, 700.
Good ordinary l.r.G9; strict good or
dinary 10.19; low middling, 16.69;
strict gooa miuuiing, lo.a't; miuuuiig, i
17.1H; strict middling, 17.38; good mid-j
dung. 1..o; strict good middling, 17.
SI. Receipts, 3,9."G; stock 42S,."25.
10.92.
-Demand,
10.90;
40 5-S;
cables,
cables,
Cuba Cane Sugar
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central 1011-2
Inspiration Copper 55 1-2
Int. Merc. Marine pfd 6 1-2
International Nickel 41
International Paper 38
Kennecott Copper 43 1-4
Louisville & Nashville 126
Liggett & Myers 260
Lorillard Co 232
Maxwell Motors .. 54 3-4
Asheville .
Atlanta.; .
Charleston
Charlotte .
Chicago . . .
Galveston. ;
Jacksonville
New Orleans
New York : . .
Pittsburgh . ,
Raleigh
Washington .
Wilmington
. .clear!
. .clear
. . clear
. clear
snow'g
.clear
clear
. . . clear
. cloudy
.snow g
clear
cloudy
cloudy
ATTRACTIVE
Decorated With Hosiery-r-Attracting
Much Attention.
The central display window of the
Bon Marche store, North Front street,
is attracting no little attention and
many favorable comments have been
heard as the result of the artist's
more than successful attempt to in
troduce something unique in the way
of window trimming. The window
has been trimmed with hosiery and
in addition to showing what this store
has to offer its patrons in the hosiery
department it also shows that a skirt
made of thin and delicate tinted hos
iery is possible.
.r.r.v r. ...
Better baking
guaranteed!
lhere are no its-
about the results
you will get from
Valier's Dainty
Flour.This super
fine flour is guar
anteed to give y pu
whiter, Tighter
andfinerrflayored
baking.
Valicr's Dainty Flour
is made of finest wheat;
nulled by a special
alow process, which
aavea all its fine flavor;
then sifted through silk
to make its texture ex
tra fine. It is quolttf
flour and it fit ves oual-
tiy ttiMltt in baXing. nave ynor jt ;
grocer send you Valier s Dainty
uezt time you need flour.
The Ccrbett Co.. Wholesale Dutribators.Pn
S WilmiatUa tc
Stage of water in Cape Fear river
at Fayetteville, N. C, at 8 a. m. yes
terday, 5.8 feet.
SUN RISE AND SUN SET.
aaturaay.
Sun rises 6:55
Sun sets 5: 58
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
In the Superior Court.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WARRANT
OF ATTACHMENT.
Bank of Pembroke and W. B. Cooper,
Creditors
vs.
Eggs Receipts 4,253 cases: firsts
26 1-8' 42; ordinary firsts 38 1-2 to 39; at
164 1-2, mark eases included 39 to 40 1-2.
112 5-8 Potatoes Higher; receipts 46 cars'.
. 31 3-4 I Wisconsin and Michigan white 2.50 ; c. E. Greenamyer and Lou B. Greenamyer.
.uu vuivicuu. s i t,ullt iviaiiu auu j. iu ijt xi.., - - "
Wicjhintnn 2 ttti 70 MYER and I.OU B. GREENAMYER, WILL
P wS r ' P" , TAKE NOTICE: That a summons in the
Poultry Live, unchanged. I above entitled action was issuert against
said defendants on the 24th day of January,
KKansas City, Feb. 16.
poultry, unchanged.
Eggs Firsts, 381-2.
TinHfvr n,i 1917, which summons is returnable before
-nuiu r inu i the judge holding the Superior Court of
I New Hanover County, on the 5th Monday
after the first Monday in March, 1917. same
being April 9, 1917. The defendants will
i also take notice that a warrant of attach
ment was issued by the undersigned against
: rue urouerL.v vl saiu ueieiiuuuts, wuru
New York, Feb. 1G. Butter, firm
rieceiuis, i.uxi. reauiery nigue i .,. ,c ;afnrnflhlA hefnre the Snnerior
Mexican Petroleum 86 3-4 than extras 47 to 47 1-2, creamery ex-j Court of New Hanover County at the Court
National Lead 54 1-2 tras, 92 score, 46 to 46 1-2; firsts 39 House in V ilmington North Carolina, at
xt v o q- !. , ' I the time above named for the return of the
. I . Cllllttl i...
ito 45 1-2.
N. Y., N. H., & Hartford
summons, when and where the defendants
37 1-2 Eggs Barely steady. Receipts, are required to appear and answer or de
Guilders
40 11-16.
Rl,hl(3(J npmonH ' rnhipo i Norfolk & Western 128 7-8 10,950; fresh gathered firsts, 4C; firsts
291.8 ... '(Northern Pacific 103 1 45 to 45 1-2; refrigerator finest, 42 1-2;
Bar silver 78 5-8 (Pennsylvania 54 3-8 good to average best 41 to 42.
Mexican dollars GO 7 8 Ray Consolidated Copper 25 5-S Cheese Firm. Receipts , 373; state
Government bonds easy. pleading 91 1-4 held, special 25 3-4 to 26; ditto aver-
Railroad bonds irregular. RP- Iron & steel 4 .-4 age fancy 25 1-4 to 2 1-2.
Time loans easier; sixty and ninety ! a- Ij- l. oo , VT. , llo , i c. E. Greenamyer, in. favor of W. B. Coop-
. j j . riu. iuiu; o. . -nit-Reiis -1 w iuwis iu er lor xwenty-eignt uunarea i,z,uo.uuj
!S.
davs. 3 3-4(5)4: six months. 4
npnnnni MA-mk, i .mm mnnpv srpanv nipn . i - ' nw
ui v cnruuL i i J ' - . ,
(i:y The Assoi-iated Press.) I .2 1-4; ruling rate, 2 1-4; last loan, 2 1-2; i'
Liverpool. Feb. 16. Cotton spot j closing, 2 1-4 bid; oftered at 21-2.
mur to tne complaint, or tne reiier ae
manded will be granted: and the defend
ants will further take notice that this
action is brought by the plaintiffs to re
cover judgment against the defendant, C.
E. Greenamyer, for Twenty-five Hundred
$2,500.00) Dollars due the Bank of Pem
broke by note dated November 25, 1914,
md to recover judgment against aerenaant,
The Standard Railroad of Tho South.
Arrival and Departure of grains tt Wilmington, Effective Jan. 8,
1917. Time Not Guaranteed.
DKPAKTUBXt
TO AND FROM
AKTUVALSt
easier; good middling, 10.96; middling,
10.se : low middling, 10.68. Sales,
S.iifiO, 1,000 for speculation and export.
Receipts 25,000.
Futures quiet.
February 10.31
Southern Pacific 93 38 firm; chickens, -18 to 29; fowls, 18 to
Southern Railway 28,3-8 24; turks 20 to 34. , 4
Southern Railway Pfd
February-March .10.28 j neapolis tended to offset news
GRAYN.
Chicago Feb. 16. Wheat fell off
today on account of gloomy views of
the export situation. Word that Ca
nadian wheat was arriving at Min-
Studebaker Corporation 103
! Tflnn frTrOT 1 fi 1 -4
Texas Co. .A 221
Union Pacific 137 1-2
United Fruit 135
that I U s- Rubber 53
larch-April
April-Mav
May-June 10.1S
June-July 10.13
July-Aujrust 10.09
August-September 9.97
September-October 9.63
October-Xovember 50
-November-December.- 9.43
10.26 I arrangements had been made to move
.10.21 j some of the domestic stock there to
eastern states. Opening prices which
ranged from 3-4,. decline to 1-8 ad
vance, with May' at t.74 1-4 to 1.75
and July at 1.48 3-4 to 1.49 1-2, were
followed by material setbacks all
around.
Bearish sentiment prevailed in the
December-January .. 9.40 corn crowd owing to tho downward
January-February . : 9.38 tendency of wheat. Rallies failed to
February-March 9.38 j last. After opening unchanged to l-8c
' ; lower the market underwent a gener-
COTTON SEED. j al sag.
New York. Feb. 16. The cotton seed Oats droppejd with the other cer-
oil market closed steady. Spot. 12.45; eals. Commission houses led the sell- j
reoruary 12.40 to 12.70; March 12.45 1 ing. Provisions eased on on account
To 2.49; April 12.18 to 12.20; May 12.-1 of weakness in the hog market.
is to 12.20; June 12.16 to 12.22; July! Wheat Open. Close.
J-lb to 12.1S: Aiipnr-19 IT. tn 19 17- May 1.74 1-4 . s d-s ;
JUly 1.4S 3-4 1.4S
St. T.ouis, Feb. 16. Poultry unchang
ed except springs, 19; turkeys 26 1-2;
ducks, 21.
liutter Creamery, unchanged.
Eggs 40.
U S. SmeltiiiK & Refining . 54 5-S
U. S. Steel 105 3-4,
U. S. Steel pfd 117 1-2
Utah Copper 107 3-4 1
Va. Car. Chem 371-2
Wabash Pfd. B 25
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric 50 1-4
Sales for today 334,000
COTTON STATISTICS.
Liverpool, Feb. 16. Total forwarded
to mills, 86,000 bales, of which Amer
ican 60,000. Stock, 883,000; American,
742,000. Imoprts, 102,000; American,
65,000. Exports, 14,260.
DIED AT SANITARIUM.
r.... . '
member 12.06 to 12.10.
Total sales, 8300 barrels.
Xew
SUGAR.
York, Feb. 16. Raw suear
nominal; centrifugal 5.40; molasses
4-3; refined firm; fine granulated 7.00
;to 7.25.
Sugar Futures were strong and
fxcited. There was active covering
w shorn and considerable buying by
(ban interests, prompted by the un
settled conditions there, and the firm
npK of the spot market. At noon
Prices were 15 to 28 points net higher.
Corn
May 1.01 1-2
July . . . ., . . . : . - 1.00
Oats
May .571-8
July 55 3-8
Pork
May -
July 29.25
Lard
May 36.67
July
Ribs
May 15.70
July .. 15.77
1.01
.99
-8
.56 5-3
.54 1-2
29.95
29.30
16.70
16.82
15.75
.15.85
George D. Grant Passed Away
Thursday Night Funeral.
Friends here will deeply regret to
learn of the death of Mr. George D.I
Grant, son of Mr. B. L. Grant, who re- j
sided at No. 6, Queen street, which1
occurred Thursday night about 7
o'clock at the Red Cross Sanitarium,
on the Gordon Road. Mr. Grant was
in the 40th year of his age and until
several months ago when his health
failed was a well known riverman.
The funeral will be conducted from
W. E. Yopp's undertaking establish
ment Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
and the interment will be made in
Bellevue cemetery.
(EMMY'S
Special
y
Blend
Coffee
The Cup
Favorite
25c Per Pound.
G. D. Kenny Go.
Phone 679. 16 So. Front
Prompt Delivery.
Dollars due by two notes dated November
25. 1914, together with interest, and to set
aside and declare null and void a deed from
('. E. Greenamyer to Lou 13. Greenamyer,'
recorded in boot el, page &yo, and lollow
ing, of the office of the Register of Deeds
of New Hanover County, and to condemn
the real estate therein described, to the
payment of the above mentioned : debts ;
and that a receiver be appointed to collect
the rents, insure the buildings against fire
and preserve the property, pending the liti
gation. This the 24th day of January, 1917.
W. N. HARRISS,
Clerk Superior Court, New Hanover County.
l-l!6-law-4v-fri.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
By cirtue of a Judgment of the Superior
Court of New Hanover County, in a special
proceeding, entitled Gertrude P. Bryan,
Alary F. Stone,- J. C Shepard, Alfred
Shepard, and Henrietta Sinclair, minor, by
her guardian, American Bank & Trust Com
pany Ex Parte, the undersigned commis
sioner therein appointed will, on the 10th
day of March, 1917, at 12:00 o'clock M. at
the Court House Door iu Wilmington, N. C,
expose for sale to the last and highest bid
der, for cash, the following described lands,
t6-wit:
A certain tract of land lying in the
City of Wilmington, Beginning at a point
in the eastern line of Stn street 90 feet
south of its intersection witli the southern
line of Wright street, running thence east
wardly, parallel with Wrigne street 150 feet
to the western line of Cape Fear Avenue,
eeeeeeeetaointaoishrdlu shrdlu shrdlu hrdl
or Alley ; thence southwardly and parallel
with 8th Street 60 feet; thence westwardly
and parallel with Wright Street 150 feet to
the eastern line of 8th Street; thence along
the eastern line of 8th Street northwardly
60 feet to the Beginning being part of lots
2 and 3 in Block 24. according to the official
plan of the City of Wilmington, and being
described in a deed from .1. O. Reilly and
B. O Stone to Henrietta Shepard, register
ed in Book 54, page 581 of New Hanover
County Registry.
This land is sold for division among the
beirs-at-lawf Mrs. Henrietta Shepard, the
order of sale being approved by the Judge
of the Superior Court, holding the courts of
this district.
This the 9th day of February, 1917. .".
F. H. Al'CULLOUGH,
Commissioner.
KENAN & WRIGHT, Attorneys.
Feb. 10-1G-23 Mar, 2-9.
No. 90. Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk and Eastern No. 91.
lit A. H. North Carolina points. Connects at Golds- i;is A. IS.
Daily Except boro with Southern Railway at Norfolk Dally Except
Bandar. Southern Railroad. Monday.
Through Sleeping Car between Wilming
ton and Raleigh. Open to receive pa
eengers after 10 :00 P. M. and may o
occupied, southbound, until 7 A.M.
Ohadbourn, Conway, Florence. Charleston,
No. 61. Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, St. No. M
Dally. Petersburg, Fort Myers, Columbia and Dally.
ItM A. M. Asheville, Pullman Sleeping Cars between usv A. l.
Wilmington and Columbia, open to re
ceive outbound passengers at Wilming
ton at and after 10 :00 P. M. - and may be
occupied, Inbound until 7:00 A. M.
No. 57 , No.
7:00 P M. Chadbourn, Conway and intermediate 9:3 A. M.
Daily except points. Dallv Kxf-ept
Sunday. - Sunday
No. 84. , No. (55.
S:4S A. M. Jpclrsonville, New Bern and Intermediate :i5 p. M.
Daily Except Stations. Dally Kxi-ept
Sunday. ' .' Sunday.
Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk and Wash-
N. 49 ington. Parlor Cars between Wilmington N
Dally. and Norfolk connecting at Rocky Mount
8:00 A. If. with New York trains having Pullman I g.(t i
Servlc.
No. 53. Solid train between Wilmington ana Mt, ' No. 52.
Daily. Airy via Fayetteville and Sanford. r l;jii.
8:45 A. M. 8:00 F M.
No. 62. Jacksonville, New Bern and Intermediate Ko- f3.
Daily Stations. n.-.lly.
t:03 P. K. . I 18:80 V. M.
Chadbourn, Florence, Columbia, Augusta,
No. 6S. Atlanta and the West. Charleston, Sa- No; 84.
Dally. vannah and all Florida Points. All Steel Dally.
gs45 p. jf. Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wilming- uau P M
ton and Atlanta, via Augusta. Sleeping ! '
Cars daily between Florence and Colum-
bia, which may be occupied at Colum
bia until 7:00 A. M. , !
No. 59. No. 60
6 :30 P. M. Fayetteville and Intermediate Stations. io :15 A. M.
Daily Except Daily Except
Sunday Sunday.
Goldsboro, Richmond,- Norfolk, Washington
No.42. and New York, Pullman Broiler Buffet No. 41.
Daily. Sleeping Cars betwe Wilmington and Dally.
1:19 P, H, Washingtonj connecting with New York 0:50 A. M.
trains carrying dining cars; also Pullman
Sleeping Cars .between Wilmington and
Norfolk.
For Folder Reservations, rates of faros, etc., call 'Phone 160.
W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE,
Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, N. C. 1
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Small Deposits
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This Bank welcomes small as well as large deposits
DO NOT BE ASHAMED TO BEGIN A BANK AC
COUNT WITH A SMALL SUM. Money will grow.
The bank habit wilj assist you in making it grow. The
officers of this Bank are glad to help you in small begin
nings. Make use of us.
CITIZENS BANK
Corner Second and Princess Streets.
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