V, it-- J 1 1 i .1 1 j- P is ? a I Pi ml , r. , i t m. m m - HA Hi 1H fit! 0 i; Ml it 11 3 V' TilliE ORDINARY IRON INSTEAD OfflLCOHOifi! PREPARATIONS ' nrUtnru Remedies Often Contain Af. J. cohol. Only Temporary Relief. NATURAL NONrAUCQiJOLlC IRON, KNOWN AS ACID IRON MIN - ERAL SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS. The moment thfttfhe stom&ch,4ige-t tion, appetite, energy, sleep or nerves become slightly deranged or disorder-. td, due to our present day methods of living and the tension and strain of war and excitement, we should assist nature back to normal again by giving the system iron in sufficient quantities to makeup for the deficiency. Iron cleanses land purifies the blood. In a natural form, bottled by the Fer rodine! Chemical Corp., iron in three forms, 'together with calcium, codium, potassium and sulphuric acid, is now prepared and sold in convenient size bottles for home use, highly concen trated and economical. To secure this splendid, non-alcoholic, natural iron, ask your drugA ciriilron IVtiSi- t ' t ti ' . -u .... j..ij-;4 nlA sTWvn TVtitv Alfcohot; In iMs StoHDh. firve?( DI- JM your aruw 01 itl.n, Kidneys and B HfWff;aSr itJll 'DlaC U vr 1. Highly concentrated and economical, this natural non-alcoholic iron is OiH injurious the stomach, digestion, bow els or teeth. Alcohol, it must be re membered, injures the stomach and nerves, causes damage ,to the kidneys, liver or bladder. It has$uVa teinfeor ary effect Upon thie digestion with re&c-j tionlateron: ' . i I Note carefully In buying iron prepi rations whelhei' or not the preara ttnne nffrpd "vou Contain' alcoliol. Tiie ! government forces all proprietory rem- edies to be so laDeiea ior yi unc tion of the public. -' Acid' Iron Mineral, free of Alcohol and pure as" the rippling brook, " not only possesses a huge percentage of iron in three" forms, but also has ele ments of wonderfully medicinal, value in the treatment of the stomach.Tilood, liver and kidneys. Get a fifty cent, or dollar size bottle from your druggist, or large size bottles Will be sent pre paid $1.00 by the Perrodine Chemical Corp., Roanoke, Va. Advi. Canadians Training Our Men Wakefield, Mass., July 5. A school Franco-American .Chess Match. x-r-nr Vnvv in v R" riYfiv Qas Deen I fixed as the date for beginning the1 for officers of the National Guard of Franco-American chess match be- Massachusetts, not in the service of tween Frank J. Marshall, champion of the United States, and D. Janowski, Champion of France. The games are to be contested at the rate of one a day, under a time limit of 40 moves for the first two hours and tO moves an hour thereafter. The match will be one of 8 games up, but the ' winner must have a lead of at least two games. While part of the match will be played in this city, it is planned to contest a considerable number of the games in Atlantic City. : the United States, was opened here today on the range of the Bay State Military Rifle Association. The men win rpppive sDecial instruction m THEATRE I GOIIiWISI Loafing on His Laurels Fans Anxious to See Him in ; - Ring. 1 ' - The i Grand management for.-jthe first time in its history presents a great seven reel-motion picture pro duction for tomorrow ' without: know: ing one thing in' the world -about, what it is. It's the "Seven Deadly Sin," the last of the sensational series that has been crowding .the Grand for the past six weeks,; arid it is .in seven great reels. . ' ' .. , . ; .- , - - It ought to be good with all of the spyen world . renowned stars of .all of the "Seven Deadly Sins" together i4 one production. But the manage ttlenr does not know what the story Is nor anything aboutit, for no one has been allowed to know in advance ip'hat "Seventh- ISin really is. There vvera no trade pape- dr newspaper re- -f'ik fiim tVio Mnflnna.l Roard of Review, of course, looked it over i sign f0r Leonard isholding aloof, and; before release, but they did not make wnile Johnny Kilbane is eager to form public the nature of it. , his half of , the bout he and his man- Shirley Mason and George LeGuere,ager are going no further than mere with Nance O'Neil, Charlotte Walker, statements. H . B. Warner and all the other stars J Leonard and Kiibane haye been of, seen in "Seven Deadly Sins" collabo-J fered various sums for their appear rated in making the final great pro- ance in a scrap for the world's light- duction in seven retis, n. weignt cnampionsmy. , ' '- 4 (By United Tress.) ! New York, July 5. For some rea son not yet given the public Billy Gib son is allowing Benny Leonard, for? raerly one of the most4. active light weights the country had ever knowfl, to loaf on1 his laurels and to grow rus-s ty from inaction. : ' '".! ; With one. of the best matches in i r-1 Vi r fane rxlTGf . TUPffi known to r-nrlii nt inn that for the more mystery about the thing will undoubtedly draw capacity crowds tomorrow. CONTINUE TO MAKE BIG HIT. Rne-Prs jind Marvm. j le ouiig Matt TTinkpl. the famous Clevelatid referee and promoter, came out with the first offer the very night Leonard was successful in bouncing Freddie Welsh's crown onto his head. He came to New York for the purpose oi itoge um , tn ctoff0 n hm,t between Kil Rii-Hc nf thp Soutll continue lu regis-. j"'o ""'o" " " , . . . teV a tremlndous hit at the Royaljbane and Welsh, but switched to the every pertormance and are easily the; new champion, when .Leonard W wltn'ob'King'r ?SSCT? offered ,25,000 for the hot CompryhiS week. .Their act in the 'and offered to stage it over fifteen new show, "hichweht on yesterday round J.star , e ,n Oh.o Jtamy Dunn anu uitivcu tu -" - - . marksmanship and trench building, the week, was an instantaneous hit. , through with it, but Gibson held on from Lt. Col. John T. McAvity, com manding the overseas battalion of St. John, N. B., now home on sick leave following wounds1 received on the western front in France Plan to Curb Hotel "Beats." Oklahoma City, Okla., July 5. MothnHs nf curbine hotel frauders o "AaA hpnts will be the chief! 24 auu. vva " -" " . --7. . topic of discussion by the Oklahoma hotei men who gathered here in large number today for the annual conven tion of their State association. The convention will continue in sesssiph ovr tomorrow. Norman Ross, of the Olympic Club of Sanfrancisco, at San Diego, Cal., yesterday broke the National A. A. U. record for the mile swim, making the distance in 24 minutes and 10 seconds . The record was held by Ludy Langer, whose time was minutes, 59 1-5 seconds. John Graber, an Industrial Worker of the Wold leader, was arrested at Scranton, Pa., yesterday, charged with being a spy in the employ of the Ger man government. Nuxated Iron Makes Strong, Vipr us, Iron Men and Beautiful Healthy Rosy r't"s ranging all the way from) Next John Weismantel, who holds a "Home Sweet Home" to "Dixie," each license to operate bouts in Ebbets number being wildly applauded by the field, Brooklyn, came through with a audience at each performance. . 'wad of kale to offer for the .bout. But audience at 1 ... there was nothing doing- Gibson de- There are ot feat gg J clared Leonard would not sign for any this ; shaw, too -a nd II appy Gibbes in until he had entered some a ludicrous black face lole agam de nch Qf sprvice ,n the countrySwar lighted everyone. iQaf'on Germany. The sentiment was This Uz "iltrons Sice, but Leonard had gone no further times today and tonight and Patrons idea at who missed it yesterday should most offer came from certainly antuu one m luu-j formances. I1 Colorado, where they were so vulgar KERENSKY LED RUSSIAN DRIVE IN PERSON. . Dr. Howard James, late of the Manhattan State Hospital of New York and formerly A5 sistajit .Physician- Brooklyn S&te jFiospftal, says; "Iron is absolutely ;pecessary 4tp. . en able yqu,r blo6d to change food into living tissiie. 1 Without it, no matter now much or what you eat, your fooj merely passes through you without c;p .ink you any good. You don't get the strength out of it, and as a conse quence' you become weak, pale and sickly looking, just like a plant trying to "grow in a soil deficient in iron. A patient of mine remarked to me (after having been on a six weeks' course of Nuxated Iron), 'Say, Doctor, that there stuff is like magic' 'If y6u are not strong or well you 'OW6 It to yourself to make the follow ing test: See how long you can work or'bdw far you can walk without be coming tired. Next take two five-grain tablets of nuxated iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength' again and see how 4, 4. 4. V I 1; 1 S Ghekd Women j JiOOO purse for a 20-round tilt. Man 's agers for both ilien were shocked and 'If then replied there was nothing doing. 4' We can. do better in the East", wao he unanimous answer they sent to ho Coloradoans. Meanwhile the fight fans are wait- ng. They know the best match in years is possible. They are begin ning to feel it never will be offered them. 3 Abranr- I. Elkus, former United States Ambassador to Turkey with which this country served diplomatic relations last April, arrived in New York yesterday. He was accompan ied by his wife, 3 children and attaches of the embassy at Constantinople. Cttf That there ttuff Nuxated Iron) acts like magic. It eertaiuly pats A ginger affomtk into a man. much you have gained- . From my own experience with Nuxated Iron, I feel it is such a valuable remedy that it should be kept in every hospital and prescribed by every physician in this country." Nuxated Iron, rerom mended above by Dr. .Tameu, in for sale by Jarman & -Futrelle and all good druggists on an absolute guaran tee of success and satisfaction or youi money refunded.. Advt. '- -;"! v.;:-'-' ' -:;r.. ti:.n y cx5:ok.,- (tlf, ;WMaki,;; , To Order For Windows ud C. W. PolvogtCo. y ki in if t 1 1 mut I -Ml - SHOE'S For the Wbole Family At Prices Ton Vfttat to T Pay f.K.J.fyqh&Go 128 8. Front St.. Export ' REPAIRING "Tbey 8tay Fixed" I . GjIc lasure Bunting's Drag Store. :" 1 ' Of ANGEL FO CD and Assorted Prick x WARREN'S PHpNK483, The brilliant Russian drive in Gi lieia, the news of which sent a wave of patriotic rejoicing throughout rev olutionary Russia, was led by Minis ter of War Kerensky m person, ac cording to dispatches from Petrograd. For several days before the begin ning of the offensive Kerensky had been at the front, personally urging the troops to fight for their new-found freedom. Kerensky 's appeals had their effect. The soldiers, who haye most explicit confidence in him, voted to resume the offensive and the new Galician drive with the capture of more than 18,000 Teutons, was the result. Ugo "Gots-lt," Lift Gorn Rjgbf Off Shrivels, LooBeas-and It's Gone! "Just like taking the lid off that's how easy you can lift a corn off your toe after it has been treated with the wonderful discovery, Gets-It. " Hunt the wide world over and you 11 find nothing so magric, simple and easy as "Gets-It." You folks who mh &0zSr l StopPaia j : ":-'.vr Y "GeUJl" The new Russian dread naught Volia (Liberty) which was to have been named Alexander III, has been commissioned for service in the Black sea. T. F. Wood, Inc., -t-S Princess i9t. Tictor-Victrolas Phone 47. Day or Night Phone 4 5 r - A.D. CASH WELL took and Onnsntltb Repaired and" Shar pened . 2nd and Market Sts. For the Beet In BTerytbina Od tiel So DR. MIXES W. r MAXONBT Wilmington Op- ,' , (fiosl. Co, 33 havewrapped your toes In bandages to look-like bundlesyjwho -liafr.e used salves that turned your toea raw.and sore, and used plasters that "would shift from their place and never "get" the corn, and who have dug and picked at your corns with icnives and scissors and perhaps made them bleed just quit these old and painful ways and try "Gets-It" just once. You put 2 or 3 drops on, and it dries at once. There's nothing- to stick. You can put your shoe and stocking- right on again. The pain is all gone. Then the corn dies a painless, shriveling death, it loosens from your toe, and off lt comes. "Gets-It" Is the biggest sell ing corn remedy in the world today. There's nono other as good. "Gets-It" Is sold by druggists everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, Til. Sold in WiluiiBgTuii una recommended as the world's best corn remedy by R. K. Bel lamy, Smith Drug Store, ' Soui.bside Drug Co., Elviugton's Pharmacy, Harding's Phar macy, Green's Drug Store and ' Mission Pharmacy. .:. -r li ' & aii ' TOMORROW Seventh Deadly Ul" i We Don't Know Anything About it Any More Than 'o Uo. It's .. .Mystery.;.. It Ought to be Good With All of The Stars of All of the Previous Sins Collaborating in It's Making. SEVENTH REEL The Xast of the Seven Deadly Sins . Series. VAUDEVILLE ANOTHER HIT! Southern Maids An All-Star Musical Comedy Carry ing the .Largest Line Specialty Acts of the Season. FEATURING ROGERS & MARVIIj The Song.Illrds of the South TRI0ft;T. DUET ftUARTETTH -'SPJECIALTIJSM Beauty Chorus of Dancing Girl. Catchy Songs Special Scenery. - y-t r--v .iixJ - ,-r , . i 1 "The kettlesi boiling; alady-j breakf gst wpl t done iip jiffy." The New Perfection cooks fast or slow as you like. The flame is always visible, always Ask your dealer -to show, you the re steady. It's the Long Blue Chimney versihle glass reservoir a new and insuring perfect combustion that exclusive feature. does it. ALADDIN SECURITY OIL For ' hot weather comfort, cook on a a stlperior kerosene, always clean and New Perfection. clear-burning, is most satisfactory. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) Washington. D. C. r t nriiiCi-wnc Charlotte, N. C. MD. iNorroiK, va. tin " , bj Richmond. V.. MD' Charleston. S. C ! 1 1 " " " " " r Co me to Resort of Recreation Health and Safety Steamer Wij mington 5- r 1 Leaves Foot of Princess Street for Beach, 9 A. M Returning, Leaves Beach 6 P. M. Fare 25 c Rfowid Trip SUNDAY Leaves Wflmingtinf9 A. "fC. aiid23Q $. M.f Leave, Beach at 6 P. M. Special arrangements made for Excursionists. ",. FARE 25c ROUND TRIP. Excellent Surf Bathing A ccomodations Greystome mn j i e 1 1 i. I t if a Special Fisli pinner Regular Dinner . . Special Week-End rates to parties For Reservation P,hone 40Q3 50c 75c Motoring to Carolina Beaoh is Deliglitfiil. Come Down and Bring Your Family, NEW HANOVER TRANSIT iiPANY tit i. ; ;i us V' i- .Milium

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