I
COTTON. - -
. '
on Spot
Norfolk Spot .
gannah Spot
. . . . 24 5-8
... ..26.00
m . V. 24.63
..26 1-4
.Mi v o. mere was
. ... in iv.
AC" . itir. In fh'o rnttnn moK
nil auu "
"1" .
re
ed
Ket at
neeu r-nneninic today. Private
. . ... .
developed
3 Kiel
Lnts lower
J4 0 and Janua
-mi-ins
wires thp holiday which en-
'llth 'j the bearish sentiment that
tfwr. ,.,0,i toward the end of last
prices were 48 to 93
wifh October selllTiEr it
Points ' , innuary at 24.24 on the call
decline of fully 280 to 294
i l'PPPn . IllKil 1 US. Ilf
"weather map failed to show ahy
eaii) much rain AS susv
hpre nt"ii.T v -
Wei . , .,,.-oQ rpnnrts anrl tho Hi.
te . ..hofkpd bv coveriher short-
cne with thes market
,, otter lllc; v
v a. . m nf 20 or 30 Doints th-
She niiddle of the morning. The
10 , .i- was very nervous and
unsettien. ,ii:fioli
tMul 1 ..... .. ,,1 Wnchinptnn nA
'.ea. ..0 iniini; the probable progress
JfJoJ coniroi legislation '
Tilt1 COt Ull Jiiaiivci. a-iuocu oicttuj.
High. Low. Close.
25 . 17
24.69
24 . 82
July
October ..
December
anuary
March
.90
.06
24.75
24.20
24.20
24.26
24.50
25.00
24.55
24.67
24.75
24.94
New
quiet;
NEW YORK SPQT.
York, July 5 Spot
middling 25.45.
cotton,
Country r; : . . .30c
P8-16 .. .... 6070c
feJmPd .. ..s..262Tc
N C. Shoulders and Ribs. lb' . .2526c
Pdrk, per lb.
Cubage, (ipo ibso
"Idea. Green . . . .
Wool, ftee-of bur. JV"
Corn, bushel .. .. .. -
Bee's Wax. . .. "
gaid Hid,. ;
Tallow ; V .
Wool, clean .. ..
Wool, burr .... . V .'
Cantalounes, crate . . . .
Peaches, crate'-.. .. .. ..
. ..kl5c
.. ;.$l.50
. ....20c
it td 25c
. . .,.$2.05
.. ..32c
ISc
...... lie
. ....50c
. . ..4Ec
... $2.2o
. . .$2.25
I STOCKS.
i ,
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES.
Spirits 36.
Rosin $4.70 and $4.50.
Tar $3.50 and 16 cents.
Crude $3.50, $3.50 and $2.50.
'New York, July 5. (Wall Street)
Resumption of trading after, the -holiday
was accompanied " by general firm
ness' in most of the leaders and decid
ed strength inpeculatfye Isfeui-s mb
!tor again proving the exception. Equip
ments and shippings were in fair de
mand with gahisi of 1 to 1 1-2 for Bald
Win Locomotive, Crucible Steel, Ma
rine preferred "Atlantic, Gulf and West
Indies,; Ohio Gas and , Sinclair oil. To
baccos' supplemented their gains of?the
early week, and Industrial alcohol rose
four points. Rails and metals were
fractionally higher with United States
Steel.- ' " '
Spirits
Rosin .
Tar . . .
Crude .
Receipts.
,16
.82
.47
.17
mcva ORLEANS COTTON. t
Xew Orleans, July 5. Cotton lost 64
74 points in the first half hour of
business neif wuaj, uuuci unuiuauuii
and short selling encouraged Dy lm-
proved crop- reports irom me Deit ana
ihp claim from Texas that the west
generally had received complete relief
(rom the drought. The market was
barely steady at tne decline.
The cotton marKet closed steady at
a net decline of 33 to 42 points.-
High. low. Close.
. .. 24.05 23.60
. .. 23.90 23.44
.. 24.03 23.65
. .. 24.16 23.83
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.
Savannah, July 5. Turnentine. firm
37; sales, none; receipts 849; ship
ments, 530. Stock 21.783.
, Rosin firm,, sales none; receipts 2,-
u; shipments z.ibi); stock 67,211.
Quote B, 5.20; D, 5.25; E, 5.35; F,
5.40; G, 5.45; H, 5.45 to 5.60; I, 5.47
1-2 to 5.60; K, 5.50 to 5.60; M. 5.85
to 5.90; N, 6.75; WG, 6.60 to 6.85;
WW, 7.05:
July
October .
December
January .
March ..
23.99
23.72
23.90
24. OS
24.22
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
New Orleans, July 5. Spot cotton
steadv i." points ott. sales on the
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Chicago, July 5. Soaring prices for
corn today told quickly of continued
scarcity of supplies and of urgent de
mand. Opening quotations which rang
ed from 7-8 off to 5-8 advance with
July at 1.60 and September at 1.49 3-4
to 1150 1-2, were followed by a sharp
general upturn to about two cents
above Tuesday's finish.
Wheat and oats rose with corn. Ad
vices that wheat in the southwest had
been adversely affected by hot winds
during the last week, were against the
bears and so, too, were assertions that
the North Dakota crop had suffered
spot 3,324 bales, to arrive 321; good i l VT y UttU,08T eu
ina y 22.87, strict good ordinary j frS?1!:."? opeomar 3-8. down
,9 97. mv mirtHHnir 99 7- tr,vt inl'to 1&c UP. W1- J--7 nominal and Sep-
.94 7-8
.481-2
76
70
. 1051-8
..118
. 120
..79 1-4
,-rl00
. 108
..10'4
...70 3-4
..69 5-8
..1351-2
..158 1-2
..93 1-8
...59 1-8
...11
...66 1-4
American Beet Suga .. ..
American Can .. .. .. . . .
American Car & Foundry .
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Ref'g .
American Sugar .. .. ..
American Tel. & Tel..-. .. .
Anaconda Copper ... ..
Atchison . .... ....
Atlantic Coast Line (B) ..
Atl., Gulf & W.I.S.S. Lines
Baldwin Locomotive . .
Baltimore & Ohio . . . . .
Bethlehem Steel VB" .. . ,
Canadian Pacific ..
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago and Great Western
Chicaeo. Mil. and St. Paul
Ch'go, R.I. - Pac. when issued 33 1-4
Colorado Fuel & Iron 50 1-2
Corn Products 331-2
hlo StPpl 86
Cuba Cane Sugar
Erie . . ......
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern pfd Ex. Div.
Great Northern Ore Ctfs ..
Gulf State Steel
Illinois Central
inspiration Copper . . . .
Int. Merc . Marine
Int . Merc. Marine pfd . .
International Nickel
International Paper 35 3-8
Kansas City Southern 21
Kennecott Copper 441-4
Louisville and Nashville 125
Mexican Petroleum 971-2
Midvale Steel JJ 3-4
Missouri Pacific . , .. -
Nevada Consolidated 23 1-8
New York Central 87 3-4
at His3diCrsi Street
y.K Rekrcjence ; Earjy .This iUifnMifli :
.- Many friends -will. 'regret to learn
(t)f the death: of jIr. Ricbard Heflry
Lee, aged 68, ; which toccurred ; tfts Ms
home No. 311! J.-!aiedGross strdet,
this - morning r at ,1 : 30.-. ; Mr . Lee's
illness vas ) not f of ;long duration ' and
ckine as a distinct" shock to his many
friends.' ' : .'fii:?:
, j The remains .will. be taken to Clay
ton, N. C, tomorrow morning at
81 40 o'clock - and r the1 ' interment ill
be made there in the afternoon. ; Mr.
Lee was a mechanic by trade.
SlILliiUI'tli.ill.:
ILL COTTON CROP
FAMILY ROW IN COURT.
Petitioner For Peace Warrant
! Taxed With The Cost-
After" hearing the evidence in .
Was
case
Absurd to Predict- Cropf FaiT
ure, "Says riterCoii
sumption May be Reduced
(Special to The .Dispatch.) j
Greensboro, N. C, July. 5.---The cot
ton firm of Thompson and MtiWen" has
issued the following interesting letter
on the cotton, market oiitlookr
"During the current cotton, year we
have issued five general market letters
in which M. C. Styron, white, asxeu for which have been so ohenomenallv cor-
a peace warrant against His 18-year-old j rect in forecasting the unprecedented
step-daughter, Miss Lula Mydye, tried; fluctuations of this unparalleled season
before Justice G. W. Bornenlahn, this that, candor nomnela ns to confess to
morning, the magistrate decided that ( great good luck, while still trusting
malice prompted the request for the that an unbiased and painstaking
warrant and taxed the petitioner, with ' study of the situation ttay have been'
tne cast, auowing me young wuman iu ; responsible, at least in part, tor tne
go unmolested. Public uerenaer Jones ; accuracy Of out prophecies
i appeared in behalf of the defendant
that went free.
IN JAIL FOR TRIAL.
"Naturally we hesitate1 to risk the
disruption of such record, but we: be
lieve so strongly that the present price
of cotton is unwarranted and our . rea
sons for this faith seem to us so con-
Probable Cause Found Against White, vfncm'i that. desDite the nateht nr'oba-
Boy Charged With Larceny. bllity of even a higher level temporari
O. F. Justice, small white boy, was iy we are compelled to take our stand
tried before Justice G. W. Bornemann here and now' on the bear side, by
this morning on a charge of larceny which we mean that within tire next
and sent on to the Recorder's court six months we confidently 'expect" to
wiiere disposition of the case will be ; see cotton selling on American mar-
..41 1-2
..24
.158 1-8
.114 1-2
.101 1-4
. 30 5-8
.125 1-8
.103
..61 5-8
..26 3-4
..81 5-8
..40
23.37; low middling 23.87; strict low
middling 24.06; middling 24.25 strict
middling 24.44; good, middling 24.62;
strict good middling 24.80. Receipts
61; stock 202.323.
( tember at 1.84 to 1.84 1-2. the market
ascended to 1.86 1-2 for September
ON THE BOURSE.
Paris, July 5. Prices were irregular
the bourse today. Rentes 60
francs i: centimes.
on
Preaching at Hallsboro.
Rev. J. s. Crowley will nreach at
most cordially invited.
STEADY INCREASE OF
EGGS AND POULTRY.
New York, July 5. Butter firm!
Creamery, higher than extras, 39 to
39 3-4; creamery extras (92 score) 38
1-2 to 38 3-4; firsts 37 1-4 to to 37
Hallsboro, Sunday morning at 11.3-4.
o'clock and Sunday night at 8 o'clock.! Eggs Firm; fresh gathered extras,
The people of the community are, 37 to 38; fresh gathered storage pack-
' ah ioto vk tn vk i.v irnn catntrpn
CU, 1X1 O I O JJ 1.1 .v - o1
firsts 34 1-2 to 35 1-2.
Cheese irregular. State fresh
THE COUNTRY'S MONEY I run 23 1-2 to 23 3-4.
Dressed poultry quiet; chickens 20
(By Associated Tresis.l f'i !to 26; fowls 19 to 25 1-2; turks 18 ;o
Washington, July 5. The .average ok
m tne united States -'Hr $11.01
ncher today than he was three years
8- Total money in 5 circulation,
"Own in a r-hart in the .Tillv Federal
Reserve bulletin, has risen from $3,
0,000,000 on June 1, 1914. to $4,742,
WO.OOO on June 1 1Q17 Tlie nlrnnlfl..
ion wealth per capita in 1914 was
"4 35: in Iftis ttK aa- in iqir t?tQ .
' and in June 1317 was over S45.86.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool, July 5. Cotton: Spot in
limited request, prices unchanged,
American middlling fair 19.78; good
middling 19.40; middling 19.10; low
middling 18. G5; good ordinary 17.70;
ordinary 17.20; Sales 3,000 bales In
cluding 2,400 American. Receipts 2,
Wi bales, including 1,600 American.
Mures unchanged. July. 18.00;
July-August 17.75; September-Octob
er 17.12; October-November 18.70;
December-January 16.15; January
February 16.05; March-April 13. S7;
Hay-June 15.71.
The above are all fixed prices. ,
WHEAT
July . . ,
Sept. . .
CORN
July . .
OATS
July . .
Sept. .
PORK
July ..
Sept. .
LARD
July . .
Sept. .
RIBS
July . .
Sept. .
Opening. Closing.
2.09
. 1.84 1.89 1-2
, 1.60 1.62 1-8
. 1.49 3-4 1.54 3-4
. .' .66 .67 5-8
. .551-4 .56 1-4
40.45 40.15
39.95 40.00
21.20 21.20
21.45 21.45
21.87 21.72
21.80 21.80
COTTON SEED OIL. .
New York, July 5-The cotton seed! , SUGAR. ,
! market closed steady. Spot 15.70 New Yo1. July 5. Raw sugar,
bid: Janmrv 15 9() tn 15 21- Jnlv easy; ceniruugai ti.it; moiasses o.ds;
r fiQ ir. 7--.. inanct isfto m retined steaay: nne granulated .tu,
15.66; September 15.55 to 15.58: Oc-.to 8UU
N. Y., N. H. & Hartford .. ..
Norfolk and Western . . . .
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas ..
Pennsylvania
Ray Consolidated Copper . .
Reading . . ....
Rep. Iron and Steel . , . .
Seaboard Air Line (bid) ....
Seaboard Air Line pfd (bid)
35 3-4
.123 1-8
. 99 3-8
.124 1-2
.52
. 281-4
. 92 5-8
. 91
. 12
. 28
had. At present the boy is in jail
awaiting trial. The understanding is
that the watch the '' youngster is ac
cused of taking from a lady at the
beach yesterday has been returned to
the owner by Mr. Tuck Savage, an em
ploye of the Tidewater Power Com
pany, and that although the youth may
be guilty that no one has' suffered as a
result.
WOMAN GIVEN YEAR
Six Months for Resisting Officer and
Six Months for Nuisance.
Estelle Crawford, a colored damsel,
suffered heaviy in the Recorder's
court this morning. She was arrested
on a charge 9 f being a nuisance , and
when she resisted arrest an additional
charge was made against her: Re
corder Harriss this morimijj gave her
a year to serve on the county farm
six months on the nuisance charge
and six. months for resisting the of
ficer. Messrs. Bruce Cameron and H. L.
Kerfees were taxed with one-half the
costs for engaging in an affray. I .
B. Graiuser was taxed with the costs
for violating the speed law. A nol
pros was . taken in the case of Luther
Moore, charged With assault with a
deadly weapon. Jessie Starkey, a
white woman, was tried tor disorder
ly conduct, but the case , was left
1 open.
Sinclair Oil and Refining 441-4
Sloss. Shef. Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific .
Southern Railway . f . .
Southern Railway pfd . . .
Studebaker Corporation . . .
Tennessee Copper . . . . . . .
Texas Co.
Union Pacific
United Fruit
XT. S. Ind. Alcohol
United States Rubber . . .
United States Steel
United States Steel pfd . . .
Utah Copper
57
91 1-4
25 5-8
54 1-4
55
17 1-4
211 3-4
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY,
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, N. C, June 30th, 1917.
The Board of Directors of Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has de
clared a dividend of three and one-half
Virginia Caro. Chem. 42 3-4
Virginia Coal and oke 69 1-2
Wabash Pfd. "AA" .. .. .. .. 48 3-4
Western Union . . 92 1-4
Westinghouse Electric 49 7-8
132 7-8 Der cent on the Common Capital Stock
of that Cbmpany, payable at the office
of the Treasurer, Wilmington, N. C.,'-bn
Tuesday,' Jury i0thl917, to suSh stock
holders as shall be registered on the
books of the Company on Tuesday,
June 19th, 1917, at three o'clock P. M.
JAMES F. POST,
7-5-6t Treasurer.
.133
.1541-2
. 57 7-8
.126 3-8
.1171-2
.1081-2
tober 15.46 to 15.47; November 15.17
10 15.19; December 15.18 to 15.20.
Total sales 38.400 barrels.
Sugar 'futures were ra?ier today on
selling by commission houses, prompt
ed by the easier feeling in the spot
marlrpt At innn nrirPQ werp 4 tn S
J points lower.
i
'
8TAGE OF WATER.
PERSONAL MENTION.
r
Mr. John A. Livingston, of the
State Bureau of Markets, has return
ed to Raleigh, after spending the holi
day here yesterday.
Dr. R. L. Carr, of Rose Hill, spent
yesterday in the City attending to
professional business.
Capt. Thomas D. Meares, Supreme
Master of the Exchequer of the
Knights of Pythias, has gone to Min
neapolis, Minn., to attend a financial
meeting of the Supreme Lodge;
Dr. C. L Pridgen, State Masonic
Grand Master, and Deputy Gran.'
Master C. B. Neweomb, installed the
officers of King Solomon Lodge, No.
138 at Burgaw last night.
. Mr. Frank Meier has recently re
turned from Tampa, Fla. He states
that eight wooden ships are being
constructed there.
J, Lieut. George W. Rappleyea, of the
I United States Engineer Officers' Re
lets at less than twenty .cents per
pound.
' "We shall not insult the intelligence
of our readers by a statistical display
to make clear to them" that there Can
be, in this country no dearth of cotton
between now and the time that the
new crop becomes' available for spo
tting purposes; for Surely everyone In
terested in cotton must be awxe that
such is an absolute fact and not a mat
ter dependent upon -'contingencies
either imtoediate or remote.
"As to the growing crop it is un
questionably two to three weeks late,
but this is of no grave importance in
the' Southern half of the belt and is
far from being vitally important even
, v
. "..... ...V- V';i-'iv;r 1 ''"
WaGt&bViCOWG
orinnai
Mr. JI L. AcHe; Cbthanf Al says that he would use Buckeye lixxlli '
at the same price as old ityle bulls becaUse Buckey Hulls are
easier to handle, cleaner, and because 4io'oV-. waste tBem as
they, do old style hulls. He believes that at least a third 'of the
old style hulls art Wasted by the cows and in haadling.
ii tj
when wet; mitsojthoroughly and uniformly" with" the' other ibfjge
t that the cowsean't nose emside. v Being sacked, they keep
clean in the barn. Being copapdcncentrated, solid roughage;
it is easy to measure them out accurately and mix thebi properly
with: the other feed. - And yet ?wtthr aUeseatiVaiitag
Hulls sell for several dollars per tn; fcss than old style hullsV ' r i:
thoroughly .twelve Aoart. WbreVeeAf vv
wetting them down night n4 morning for, he next loodtag,,'li ot any tin,.
- this cannot be done, wet down at teas! thirty minutes. If you prefsrla
uod toe ftuus drn use oaly half as mucj by bulk as ol old sri bub '; -
"t i , aa Book q Mixed F eeds Fretr 4.
Gives tbe right foraula for every combinatioa of feeds used fa the Booth Tells
how much to feed tor maintenance, for milk, for, fattening foe work. . pescribes
; Buckeye Hull and givea directions for using them properly. Send for your,
copy to nearest mill. t. i A
XnsiH' uiuti Hralicssi cb' Uttla lock Mscm askl :
1
if
if
i,v AXLANTiCQAST.Ll HIE,
The 1 Standard Railroad of The 8outh
NEW YORK
BOSTQN (Via Norfolk) .
AfiMEXtLLfe N. n.
in the Northern half, as the records of j wAYNESVILLe N C
LAKE TO a A WAY,, N. C.
Bulletin of Reduced Round Trip Fares
From Wilmington, N. C.
Subject to corrections and changes
to conform tp legally filed tariffs. The
first dates shown are'dates upon which
tickets will be cbld at these fares and
upon which journey must begin. - The
"final limits is, last date, prior to mid
night 6t wh'icri, Wilriiingfon , must be
reached on the 1 return .trip,-: ' '
WASHINGTON ..
BALTIMORE :
PHILADELPHIA
. . : . $16.00
$18.00
. . ..$&.80
. . . $26.00
. . . .$32.Eflr
$15.0(3
Stage of water in the Cape Fear riv- serve, stationed at Fort Oglethrope,
er at Fayetteville, N. C, at 8 a. m., was in the city yesterday en route to
yesterday, 7.7 feet. his home in Southport.
No Wonder Towser
Bites
Don't let fleas torture your dog
or your pets of any kind. For their
eomfort and your own peace of mind
use BEE BRAND INSECT POW
DER on them. Just rub it Into the
fur and the bugs will die very quick
lv. Harmless to human beings and
domestic animals.
Bee Brand Insect Powder
t an It into the mix.
Flies and mosquitoes
"die in a tew minutes.
Will, kill ants, fleas,
roaches, bed-bugs, lice,
and bugs of every kind.
Directions on package.
Look for the Bee Brand
Trade Mark.
2Sc ' BOc.
Everywhere
McCOmCKl CO, Bikinore.ii.
:4 V- -
the last twenty, years have repeatedly
proven. In ho previous year through
out the history of cotton growing has
the plant profited by such perfect cul
tivation as is at present the case, and
While we have suffered from a scarcity
of satisfactory fertilizers, this handi
cap has been largely overcome by the
exercise of all the ingenuity and en
ergy which Southern planters possess.
"Under these conditions it would be
absurd positively to predict a crop fail
ure, and there is not a little ground on
Which to base the hope of even a full
yield.
"So much for the prospective supply.
As for the prospective consumption it
is apparent that American mills have
for the present developed their produc
tion to the highest possible degree, and
it seems almost certain that under the
operation of the United States Child
Labor Act, to go into effect on Septem
ber 1st, their requirements will be ma
terially reduced.
"Regarding, exports, they have fallen
off greatly during the past few months
as compared with the two previous war
years, and now that our shipping facil
ities are about to be taxed to the' ut
most to transport our urmy and the.
necessary ammunition arid supplies
therefor, it seems a foregone conclu
sion that the tonnage available for cot
ton will show "a steady and rapid dimin
ution. "'
"Of course, our Allies are in great
need of cotton, but they need men,
munitions and food far more desperate
ly and these needs must first be sup
plied. So far this season we have ex
ported less than five and a quarter mil
lion bales; if to the same date during
the coming' season we -shall be able to
find tonnage for four million bales even
that will be a marvelous accomplish
ment. ..
"Such being the case, though cotton
in "England arid on the Continent may
become so scarce as to bring, fifty
cents or even a dollar per pound hy
the same tokenit cannot fail to become
burderisomely superabundant dh this
side pf the Atlantic and so can hardly
command a price here which will give
to the producer more than a reasona
ble return for his labor, if indeed that
much can be obtained.
"In .conclusion, we quote the follow
ittg bit of doggerel recently received
from a friend, for, despite its. lack of ,
elegance, it seems peculiarly apropos j
The Progressive Railway of the South;
Bulletin of, Special .Round-Trip Ratet
th.,, 'from Wilmington, N. C. -
LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C .12.J
WAYNESVILLE, N. C. $12.60
TicketBiBW 21.
22. 23.' 2i. '25. Atigfist 2,3,' 4, 6. 10,
11, 12, 13, 17, 18 and 19; limited return,
ing 17 days following date of sale. .
ROCK HILL, 5. Ci........'.....;$8.90
On sale June 1819, 22; Jttly 4, B; 6;
limited returning midnight August 6tiW
A8H ELAND, VA ............. .$10.20
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA ii...$10.
On sale June 17 to 25, inclusive; limit
ed returning midnight 18 days follow-
iicneis can oe. ex-
BREVARD, N. C.
HENDERSON VI LLE, N. C.
S ALU D A; N. C. . . . . . ...
TRYON, N. C. ... ... ...
Tickets on sale every day ,until October
15, good to stop over; limited return
ing until October 31, 1917. " 1 '
ROCK HILL, 3. C :$8.90,
$16.15 fWe 'data' of sale!
. .$19.bu tended. -
..$15.00 .
. .$14.15 NASHVILE TNN ,..v.v. ..$2Q.$0 ;
. .$13.50 On sale June 11, 12,. 13, 14, 21, 22; July
. .$13.20? 20, 21 and 26; limited returning mid-
night lb days following date of sale
tickets mfty Extended." rfcv
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. ... ..49.93
June 18, 19 and 22; July 4, 5 and 6.
Final Hnat August 6.
BOSTON, MASS ... ..$31.35
July 5, 6 and 7, Final limit July 20V '
CHAPEL' HILL, N. C.
'. . .$5.65
June 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and. 18:
July 3 and 9. Final limit August 1.
RALEIGH, N. O. . . . , . . . .$5.55
Jufie 8, ID, 11, 12, 22, 23; -4 and 25;
July 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13. Final limit
July 3J.;. . . ;
KNOXVILLE, TENN. ..$15.75
Jiine 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 and 30; July
1, 7 and 14. Final limit 15 days after
date of sale. Limits. may be extended.
NASHVILLE, TENN. .. ...
June 11, 12, 13, 14, 21 and 22; July
20, 21 and 26. Final limit 15 days after
date of sale. Limits may be extended.
ch Attan 6og a? ,TfeN . .$1 sio
" August 12, 13 and 14. Final limit
August 23.
BLACK IViGUNTAIN, ti. C. .. ..i$l.9S
R IDGE'CH EST, N. C. . . . i . i . U. .$9i95
May 31; June 1, 11,12, 13, 21, 27 and
28; July 5, 6, 13, 19, 20, 27 and 30; Au
gust 1, 6, 10, 14 and 17. Ffnal limit 17
days after da'i or sale.
LAkE JUNALUSKA, N. C. .. ..$12.60
WAYNESVILLE N. C...:' ;.. ..12.60
July 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25;
August 2, 3, 4, 5. 10, 11, 12, 13, 17, IS
8,;p ? ssp 1 1 mn ini.i -ej pub
of sale. . .
monteaGle tenn. . ... i; ' . . ! $20.70
SEWANEE, TENN. ....'. .. ...$20.70
: July 6, 7, 18 and 21; August 3, 6, 9,
16, 17 and 23. Final limit Sept. 5- r
VJCkSBURG. MISS $36.55
; Oct. 14 and 15." Final limit Oct? 31
Proportionate Fares from Intermediate j
R I DG EC R EST, N; C. . i . . . .$95
on sale May 31st, June 1st, 111 1213,
21, 22, 275 aid 28i' July6,r 18, 19, '20.
27 and so, August l, 6, 10, 14 and. 17:
limited returning midnight .17. days
following date of sale. -
LOUISVILLE,. KY, i . . . . r. .V. . i J$23.00 1
On sale June 19, 20 and 21;? limited '
returning midnight June 30.
RALEIGH, N. C, .,$5.55 1
On Bale Jurie 8, 10, 11, 12, 22, 23, 24
25, July 9V10, 11. ISf, l3i lhnlted retttrni'
ing midnight July 3L-" - r ., . . !
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
$5.65
VI ini asa I Miah Wm We - f) tfVtf
On sa;le.Jufle,ll, 12, 13Jl4.s16.16. 18.
.$20,301 July 3, 9; limited returning midnight
August iL'
VICKSBURG, MISS v ......... . .$36.59
On sale Oetober 14, 15; limited returning-midnight'
October 31i ' n -KN.9XyiLLr
TEN,N.-. ; . . .v. ,$15.7;
On sale June 16, .-17, 18, 23. 24.,80,tjTulr
1, 7 and 14; llmit&d returning' midnight
15 days following date of sale. Tickets
wfil -be'extended;ft' ? : x
MONTEAGLE; 'TENN ' . . : vi . ; .$20.70
CEWANEE, JENN ,...,.......$20.70
On sale July 6, 7, 13, 21, August 3, 6,
9. 16,. 17 and 23rdi, limited Keturnlng
midriight: September t. - '.
v For" iuitner Information, apply '
. r-Phonft 17&
. H. E. PLEASANTS,
. . T. P. A. Wilmington. N. C.
Points4. l"
For complete Information, ? reserva
tions, etc.
PHONE 160.
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' ' ' ' Gen: Pass'. Agt .
1 W. Jl'CRAIG, "-"r
; , : , Pass. Traf. Mgr. - . '
Wilmington, N. C. , ,
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" In Hades the market for snowballs
Is so Wild the Exchange .has been
closed;
There i. no one to gainsay the biddii.jr.
To the Bu'Js there is no one opposed.
" 'But in Labrador, Iceland and Green
land ,
They are just throwing snowballs
around! ,
The reason? Of tonnage to Hades
There ain't a damned ton to be
- found!"
Boctbr, Murse,, Pharmacist!
tio you select YOUR PHARMACIST with the
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and nurse? . ... . i
Getting the prescription ( FILLED RIGHT, is-,
no les vital 'than getting the" right presgription.
Your doctor, your nurse know us OUR SCRUPU
LOUS ACCURACY, QUR EXPERIENCE. OUR
REPUTATION V i "' '' '! ' '
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