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.(.. by DISPATCH PUBLISHING CO. V. . .e empi04 Wa.time to more out,", snouted Emma Goldman jester-
TELEPHONES:' ' Wntaito & cWtr d be more day as she was about to start to begin
General MaWnrti Office -:, Ai ..,1," hr '... ' Anta-.nd aaying a two-year. sentence in the grlmprison
S ;:'kvi8 ta that wuUtioni atefferson City. Mo. .Thls;declara
Editorial oomsl.. '."v ' ? "205rave- sotnr Hardwick may say will tion alone should assuage all compas
" FULL LEASED WIRE 8ERVlCE7i not. preVeJht sending; troops to -the gion that may be felt for the "obstrep
r 'batUefront, but. what. he does say may erous female: and her equally as vie
....;'ol ; ..S6.00 Wn rhaAmore lives will have to be ,iou8 companion Alexander Berkman,
uaiiv uuu ouuuoj - - - - - - - -..,
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Daily and Sunday, Six Months .. . $3.00 j crffi - fc ' reason of discord and
DaUv and Sunday, Three Months. 11.50 ;atttriuvo v
Bunday Only, One Year. ........ .12.00 lack of cooperation, nurtured by him.
DELIVERED BY CARRIER: n . understand this? Then,
Daily and Sunday, per week....... 16c
- Or When Paid In Advance at Office. ww does , he seek without prpvoca-
a ann4 nn'A Yur S7.001 2 4. X 5 V . ' . ' .
2 dav: Ste MonOis. . . .?3.50ion W with netting to De gamea,
" we i. . . . ., , . " j
to stir trouble by mawng spreau-
speecnes, inat rw j uvt
Daily and Sunday, Three Months. $1.
Entered at the Postoffice' In Wlljnlha
Ion, N. C, as Second-Class Matter, . j
Foreign Advertising; Repreentatyet
MaCQuoid-Miller Co., Inc New Tbrk
and Chicago. j. t t ... .. . S-
TUESDAY, iULY 10, 1917.
' When a fellow gets pickled he is
naturally of sour disposition.
We are unanimously in favor of Old
Sol ' poshing dein clouds away. '
. General Pluv. seems also to be con
ducting something of an offensive.
What this country needs are more
aircraft and less hot-air craftiness.
. Instead of taking up arms the Em
peror of China should be taken up in
arms. '
.1
111 temper may not be contagious,
but it makes those who come In con
tact with it sick.
' Not only his crown but his block is
apt to be knocked off by General Haig
on the western front. ,
f " 'Emperor of China Leaves Throne."
Perhaps, some arch-enemy held out a
nursing bottle to him?
Hoover may not be able to solve the
food problem, but , he is the only
chance left to the people.
ft
The government has deported
Schaafhausen, and we trust it also
forced him to carry the name ; with
him.
General Scott reports he is enthus
ed over Russia' new offensive. He
'hasnl'ariyttin))n every other true
; American.
Friends of Jog Alphonso, of Spain,
want to run hhn"for President. Un
less all signs fail Alphonso is going to
run all rights
Why not send Oie prohibition lobby
to France and England whenever the
governments over there get divided or
obstreperous?
By' staging a little revolution' of
their own, maybe Roosevelt and. Gqm
pers were trying to make the Russian
mission feel at home. - .--
Paris says "interest -centers in the
Champagne sector." News from
" Washington is to the effect that "in
terest centers, in the beer section.
But Alphonso, of Spain, can take it
from Colonel Roosevelt that this bus
iness of giving up a job 'to run for
election is not what it is cracked UP
to be.
if
Nick Longworth says prohibition of
distilled liquors will cause the .price
of bread to be higher on account of
less yeast production. In other
words, it wont rise: to the occasion.
And who would have thunked. it?
Would any one ever have1 thought the.
day would "arrive when the; debonair,
genial Jim McNeill, of Fayetteville,
would stand forth as a champion of
water? .
. 1 y. - . .
, The arrest of a negro in New York
City; caused a riot. Evidently the
; New 'York Evening Post has about as
much influence at home as it has 1111-
t. 'on the buth; With its fool and rabid
advice. '
KjgiBj, but out of tune with patriot
ism At, tbis jtime? . , a, v
There is no occasion to talk about
not do about
sending troops to the battlpfroht. The
power doesi not rest with, him to de
cree, nor will his advice 'be sought
The power has been delegated to oth
ers and men of expert knowledge will
decide the time, place and numbers
He cannot prevent anything by his
twnrMiA and . he cannot serve his
country by stirring trouble at home;
playing to the fanatical, or bambooz
ling the weak-minded.
It is one of the disgusting things
just now, that so many people who do
not know what they are talking about,
who have no power to do anything,
are braying like donkeys. f
THE THOUGHT IS -SPREADING.
We took occasion Sunday to com
mend and recommend the spirit of
Richmond merchants who; have decid
ed to curtail their delivery service, so
that the -may be saved, unnecessary
expense and , in saving-this cost give
the consumers the benefit of lower
prices. The spirit appears to De con
tagious. Now the merchants of Ashe-
ville show, symptoms of the reform,
which is aimed to help the people.
But as we have always argued, it is
a two-handed game, in which both the
merchants, and the buyin'g-public must
play parts. The latter must obviate
the demand for so much delivery serv
ice, which will thus remove the bur
den of competition of that character
from the shoulders of the merchants,
who, in -turn, should eliminate the
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T - - j,. ;,. " Unnthv w lanannv art A o H tiinnAn on T in.
carnate of Christianity. It is a breed-
, General Wood need not go to
." , . . . . .... .- .-
iTance to ngnt as long as there are
cantonments to be established. - v
"There "is also, unfortunately, no "law
against the weather man watering
stocks. .
ir
-if" "
"A-
inated cost by selling -Vthem cheaper
articles and commodities. :
"The Asheville Times interestingly.
profitably , discus'ses the. . question and
takes f the same, view -'as does The
Dispatch relative to the part the con
sumers must play and the too frequent
tendency of the public to be derelict to
its best interest by ordering toomuch
over the telephony agd forcing deliv
ery of packa'geB which could easily be
handled by the purchasers. Says The
Times:
"Asheville merchants have open,- -ed
a subject of deep importance
the ' unnecessary expense of
handling merchandise. Just now,
when every home Is feeling the
increased cost of living, it is im
portant that both consumer and
dealer strive to cut away every
possible item of cost. Asheville. -people
can materially aid the
merchants and incidentally assist
-themselves. . . - . Ct
The point at issue just now Is ..
the cost of the delivery of grocer- !
ies and . other merchandise. If
the Asheville merchants can work 4
out." a system of one or two dellv
eries each day and positively re
fuse to make ? what is known as
special deliveries. It appears ' that
the overhead, expense of selling,,
goods could be materially decreas
ed. .' "
Customers are to blame: for the
condition that exists. The bouse-
' wife finds 'It" ' very v cbfavenTeht 16
step to the telephone and order a
loaf of bread, V a spool of thread
or a paper of pins and - the little
article is handed to a delivery
boy and rushed across the city
the cost of delivery ., being far ,
more thkn the profit on the ar
ticle but must be met ; by an In
creased nrofit on other goods sold
by the . concern. The system : jsy .
entirelv wronsr unfair both $0 '
the- dealer and the customer. For
' fristancer' some .".people do,, not fol
low .the system, but buy their sup
. , pliesIn a Jump , and ; Sometimes ,
.'carry . . their .package-, and yet in ,
the nature of things are forced to
pay the ame prices charged, those t
i who -j enjoys i' the privilege of .
(Vphpne, oxder. and .delivery' w -4
VshiaVille-lmerchants 4 will' do
. tia make air earnest effort to "
; chattfee. the order, of things" along
: : this Hne yist ji.
. Something i wrong with the laws of
" OjUr-,. country. Jusuce is, not .being
dpne. Here .Emma-' Goldman and Al
eiander Berkman have been sentenc-
V ,ed to two' r years m prison. They
should have "been given life terms."
, TJp in New York vthe United Sing'
m'grica . cannot 'afford to be
otjier 'than justly- genjerous with
: the mothers and . wives ' and aiilh
drejo ::: of 'soldiers., No , soldier ,;
ought to .have to face death In
France knbtringv dear ones are in ,
povertyvat home, .that is not !
what this great' democracy wants. J
--Columbia Record. ; :
Absolutely. "The mental anguish of
who have,' at last felt the heayy, hand
of the law.' That is compassion tor
the anarchist; not pity for the Indiv
idual, of course, as the heart always
grows sad when man or woman-com
mits crime. But there can -be no
compassion over, the penalty Inflicted.
It was just; it is not only deserved
by these two anarchists, who have
run amuck for so long in America, In
sidiously ' sowing seed of lawlessness
in the minds of those who haVe not
as yet learned to understand America,
and those who naturally want crime
to run rampant, that they may profit,
but democracy is entitled to protec
tion against this brand of human .-be
ings, as well as protection against au
tocracy. Anarchy- believes in a state
of lawlessness. Its idea of personal
liberty is stretched to the extreme
that harks back to the primitive days,
when all men; were laws under them
selves and It was survival of the
strongest physically. It does" not be
lieve in collective government, and in
that way it is akin to autocracy. The
latter, of course, believes in govern
ment but of hereditary, select type, in
whch the privilege of high birth
shackles ability that may come from
lowly birth. Democracy stands be
tween these two evils. It proclaims
law, but only law as created by the
majority of the people. Anarchy
wants every man to do as he pleases
and which would at once turn the
world back; to a realm more barbaric
than the dark ages, because men are
shrewder now and there are larger
groups and they are closer together.
Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman stand as sponsors for this
type of savagery, ignorance and sin.
Consequently, they are a menace to
democracy. v Their removal is neces
sary for that reason. Anything that
menaces democracy is not in keeping
with the ideas of the majority of the
THE! NEW REMEDY , NOW
KNOWN AS IRONIZED
PAWAW,V, r
IT; SOOfrfEtTTH ERVeS; ; TRANS
FOJRMSf WCAKi ANAEMIC MEN "
AND WOMEN. INTO PERFECT
-fi STOMACH. ABJD.INO . i
f '-'JTi
: it -.'
SUBURBAN
' . v Truiy a Heaven-Sent Boon, .s
; Greater? and?giater.? grows the PUf
lie interest- itii&&xme&7ity&
ized -Paw-Paw: , Druggists say ' they,
never bn.ji'a -'imCjforthenew
remedy. : People who have ; been un
able to retain, f anygolids in. their
stomachs ' now r declare that they, can
eat a heartv meal without any dis
comfort. 4 The most; marvelous effect! Lv "Center"
of Ironizeds Paw-Paw . is its wonder-1 6:15 A..M.
f ul curative power , upon the nerves.. 6 ; 55 I
No better, ,remedy. was ever com- 7:25A.M.
pounde4. for the . blood and liver; it 8:00 A. M. .
makes good,vrich bloo4. which in turnjahd every, Jial .
strengthens iarid"yitaUzesr the whole noiir thereafter
nervous system ,, , .. r . ' until
Everywhere you gp to some one can ;5;30.P. M;"
be f ound who has-been benefited by 6 : 10 P. M.
its usfi ir knows. of friend who has 6:30 P. M.
found, the. desired, relief : all are pra:s-, and every half -
ine it. and ttachv exDresses : surprise hour thereafter
that cures of tbe mos. .stubborn caBes
of indigestion, nervpusness ana sleep
lessness, couldJ,bet brought about so
speedily, - ...
-Yes!,-,thi3,jemgdyha3. : caught the
townDrjiggjsts .are busy answering
questions, about this, newr and wonder
ful remedy, They.teU-, you about the
scores of people who haye been cured.
Whether you,buy or not, get a taste of
the new strengthbuilder. You will be
gin to feelbetteV before, you leave the
store. . Sold at Eivington's Dependable
faVetfthv mtarrh sufferers for the iast
thirty-five-years, and has become
known as the most reliable remedy for.
Catarrh? 'i Hal VsCatarjrh: Medicine acts,
thru the-BIood on the Mucous surfaces,
expllling. the Poison from' Ihe .Blood
and healing the diseased, portion
" After you have taken rfall's Ca,tarrh
Medicine for a short time you wfll.see
a great Improvement- iA our genera?
health: ; Start; taking 'h's'-Catarrt5
Medicine at once ahd.get d of tarrh .
aena ior leBuuiumaw,
Sold by till Druggists, 75C.AdVt. c ?
1! iluJ! aSi!Mif
H"0 Sti vnM ;
m.. - 1 la. m m
SCHEDULE
Drug sto-e.
Ironlzedaw-Paw sold at 1,00. Mail
orderst promptly attended to. "Eormulat
on every botfle. ,
Interte prug Company,, Inc., New
York. Adyt-,'
er of unrest and crime among the ig
norant and that is the worst part of
t. "
It is from those who fail to under
stand that whatever heavy burden
they now bear cannot be lightened by
following Emma Goldman and Alex
ander Berkman, but will be made
heavy, that these two obtain most of
their recruits. Others come from
those who are against some establish
ed law, but fail to comprehend that
when Emma Goldman protests it is
not with desire to change that partic
ular law but to wipe out all law.
For long Emma Goldman and Alex
ander Berkman have managed to
evade justice. Not unreasonably so,
perhaps,, as the American government
does not wish to bridle speech. Any
man has a right to express opinion
upon the istatUs of a law and ' has a
right to condemn it and advocate re
peal. Emma Goldman .and Alexander
Berkman took advantage of this li
cense to go to the extreme, However;
to insidiously preach their dangerous
doctrine. Yet they managed to keep
Out of the .meshes until they bucked
the selective, draft law; then they vio
lated the law lay "advising people to
.break the law; their advocacy and
work were sich as to amount to con
spiracy to thwart the law and in do
ing aoj they imperiled democrotey;
would really , have throttled the free
speech they profess to believe in. If
the: United States is whipped -in this
war would not autocracy forbid -;: 'free
speech? . .'.
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SEAB0ARDTAIHL1N
E
in
lnreffectSatufaayuhe 9,'1917. J
! , WEEK DAYS .
Xv.jBcacH
6:05'AVM,
7:10 A.M.
T: 40 A.M.
' , ' : 8:15 A.M,
; 'and every balf
hour "thereafter.
Until
6:4&P.M.
- V6f20P. M.,
6:50 P.M.
v TrlSP.M.
and every half 1
until ' nour tnereauer
11:00 P.M. until i-
i2:ioa.m. ' ;: ..: iip.m.
1 Trniifl stonnine at all stations
(on' request) may hi expected to leave,
the Center and Lumina at tne t"rs xu
dicated. . ' ' ' - v r
The 6:10 express leaves daily ex
cept Saturdays and Sundays, stopping
at 3rd, 5th. Vth and 9th streets. Wil
mington, Winter Park -Gardens, Sea
Gate, Wrightsville and all stations on
Beach.
The Progressive Railway of the Sputh.
Bulletin of Special Round-Trip Rates
from Wilmington, N. C.
LAKE JUNALUSKA, N: C ... . .$12.60
WAYNESVILLE, N. C. $12.60
Tickets on sale July 15, 16, 17, 21,
FREIGHT.;
Lv. Wilmington. ' . Lv. Beach.
5:30 A.M. 7:05"AM.J
9:30 A.M. , 12:15 P.M.,
3:30 P.M. . r.pi.
7:00 P.M. 8:15;P..M.
Freight Depot open.. dailyt. except
Sunday,. from 8:00 A. M. uni l:03. P.
wr oni rAm ' 9? 00 P. M. until' 7:00
IP. M. . - f r ' m
r reignt Jjepot Aeiepuyuc.u. w
' N . .V . ..
n
lit 'a?WoIio
Hbsoo seldom wears out it usually
$es 4a11s to pieces. Cheap hbse can-
riot lesti because it is made of worth
less compounds.
. - (.
. SAW I
t.'-v MUM
BULL DOG 7-ply hose
Iostelongest becavsa there is
plenty of five rubber in it J
ten
Jacqbi Hdw. Co
jijapi2 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
'H
toiiiwiimimritijiim
Lv. "Center."
7:00 A.M.
8:30 A.M.
arA avarr hnlf
22. 23. 24. ? 25. August 2.' 3. 4. 5. 10. ! hlir thereafter
11, 12, 13, 17, 18 ana is; umitea return
ing 17 days following date of sale.
ROCKHIllL,' 3. C .... ..... i . . .$8.90
On sale -June 18, 19, 22v July 4, .5, 6;
limited returning midnight August 6th.
ASH ELAND, VA . . I ; . i .... .1 .$10.20
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA $10.48
On sale June 17 to 25, Inclusive; limit
ed returning midnight 15 days follow-;
until
11:00 P.M.
12:10 A. M.
SUNDAY8
: ',. ' Lv. Beach.
6:40 A.M.)
7:45 A.M.
9;16A.M.
v and every half
hour thereafter
until
11:45 P.M.
Local Trains stopping at all stations
(on request) may be expected to leave
the Center and Lumina at the Urn js indicated.
FREIGHT.
Ing date of sale. TicKets an De ex- Lv Wilmington,
tenaea.
Lv. Beaclu
11:00 A.M. 12:15 P.M.
Freight Depot open 10, to ll 'A. M.
; FreJght;Deppi;f
Sunday Afternoons and During Otn-:
er Periods of 'HeaVy Travel; Express
Trains will be Operated Between Wil
mington and Lumina Stopping only at
f 5th. 7th and 9th streets, Wilmington,
and all Stations on the Heacn.
NASH VILE, TENN ........... $20.30
On sale -June H, 1 13 142122, July
20; 21 and 26) limited returning mid
night lb days following diate of sale.
Tickets may be extended.'
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C $9.95
R IDG EC REST, N. C. .'. $9.95
On sale May 31st, June 1st, 11, 12, 13,
21, 22, 27 and 28, July 5, 6, 13, 19, 20,
27 and 30, August 1, 6, 10, 14 and 17;
limited returning midnight' 17 days
following date Of sale. Haying this day qualified as 'Executrix
1 01 lift 1 1 LP KV i9.ffl of the estate of Lewis Philip Thomas, de-
UOUISVILLb. IT 1 tlli ,n tn nHfv nil nnrtipa havlne
executrix's notice;
f - ers have protested 'against prohibition rWse ,rY aneP
f i xJmw iw?hk.favhr othMdiaust nofc.be increajedby
f Y; of the banes of thVpebple's serenity rPby ' ff!r nf
-' is to hear a ganr,aoont aja. Bwging fe; ."
V VWe Wonf 'Go iiome" unui.Morntag:Shose ,who,go 1
li-ror bawling ouV; with barbershop ten-lif wilL
X . r r"" 'uiiZZu Rii -whateVegreat Emergency presents Jt-
( - 1 , State of North Carolina, ..
. "'' County of New Hanover,'
v , ' -V In the Superior Court.
COMMISSIONER'S -SALE OF LAND.
City of .Wilmington -. --.
J. B. Elkina" and wife Louisa 'Elkiris and
. Paul Caase Mortgagee. . .
Under and by virtue of the power. Vestea
In me aa commissioner, in a certain decree
in the above entitled action, sighed ,by his
honor W. M." Bond, Judge presiding at tne
April term of the Superior Court for New
Hanover County, I offer for sale and will
sell ta the. highest bidder for. cash, at tr.
Court House. door, t New Hanover County,
on Monday, tne ara day or September, 1917,
at twelve o'clock M.,-to satisfy the Judg
ment obtained in the said action, all of the
following ' described piece, tract or parcel
of land,: lying, being and' situate in the
City of Wilmington, State and County
aforesaid, and more particularly bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northwestern
line of , Third -street, between Davis ane
Farsley streets,- and one hundred and fifty
seven (157) feet from , the intersection- 01
Third and Davis streets, and running
thence northwestwardly along said line ov
Third street forty one (41) feet; thence
northwestwardly in : a , line parallel with
Davis street one .hundred ? and- flfty:-(150)
feet to . an alley extended . sonthwestwardly
from Parsley street to Davis street, known
as Aubrey Alley toesUcej along the east
.wardly line, of the said iallevsoiithwost-
1 wardfy towlrd;;Davis fstreef forty ne-41)
ffeet ; , tlieiKfe In a sonthwestwardly " direc-
ifyutaira. pacnjiei wun .. Jjavi; street One
hundred "And, fifty (150) feet to. the begin
nings same rfttflngift part; of lot i in block
321, according , to the official plaii of the
city of Wilmington; N. - v
xnn
On sale June 19, 20 and -21; . limited
returning midnight June 30.
RALEIGH, N. C .$5.55
On sale June 8, 10, 11, 12, 22, 23, 24
25, July 9, IO,-11, 12, 13; limited return
ing midnfeht July 31. ,
CHAPEL JHIJJL, N, C. ...f ... .$5.65
On sale June II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18,
July' 3, 9; limited returning midnight
August Z.. ' . ..
VICKSBURG. MISS. .. ..... . . . .$365 J
On sale October 14, 15 limited return
ing midnignt, vctooer 33,. ,
KNOXVILLE; TENN. ;. ....... .$15.75
On sale June 16, 17, 18, 23, 24. 30, Jul;
I, 7 and 14; limited returning midnight ;
15 days following date of sale. Tickets
will be extended.
MONTEAGLE, TENN .. ....$20.70
SEWANEE, TENN V i$20.70
n sale July 6, 7, 13, 21,' August 3, 6,
9, 16, 17 and 23rd; limited returning
midnight September 5.
For fuither information, apply
Phone 17S
H. B; PLEASANTS,
T. P. A. Wilmington, N. C.
calms against the said estate to present tn
nam tn me on or before the 20th day of
June, 1918 or this notice may bepjead In
bar of recovery. All persons Indebted to
the said estate will please make' prompt
payment. "
FANNIE W. HALL,
6-19-law-0w-tue Kxecutrlr.
mmNTTDG GOD AST URIIE
The ftandartf Raflroat of The South.
r.
''A'ind .Departure of Trains at Wilmington, Effective July
iiw'isJjLiC Arrivals, schedules and connections given as information,
but mot 'guaranteed. - . , , 4,
DKPAHTTJnES
:No. 61.- -.
. . SOW . A. Jf,A ;
TO AND 7BOM
1
SfOO Ai It :
8:45 A. M. '
Florence, Columbia, Pullman Sleeperi, Wll
" mington and Columbia open to receive
-passengers after 10:00 P. M.
(Joldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk and North.
Parlor Cars Wilmington and Norfolk.
No. 63.
t :05 P. M.
No. 55
1:45 P. M.
i -JSo. 42.
6:45 P. M.
Fayetteville, Sanford and Mt. Airy.
Jacksonville and New Bern,
Florence, Columbia,. Augusta, Atlanta and
the West. Charleston, Savannah and
Florida points. Pullman Cars WUming-
' ton to Atlanta -Via. Augusta and to Ashe
ville Via. Columbia. ' -i.r i -
Richmond, Norfolk, Washington and New
. ' York,- Pullman Cars to Washington and
Norfolk.
ABBIIVAL81
No. 50
Mt 20 A. M.
No. 40.
6:05 P. M.
No, 51
8:00 P. H.
No. 63
11:30 P. Mi
No. 64.
s tt:50 P. M,
No.4I.'
9:50 A. M.
-ir ' 4 f?3. t f 1 ' . .
For Folder Reservations, ra tes of fares, etc., call 'Phone 160.
'VvV-CRAld; T. C. WHITE,
Pjasseooer Jraffic., Manager. .General Passenger Agent,
... " ',.' ; Vilmingtorr, N. C .
l'lQSf
COAST LINE HOTEU CAtfS.
Rooms by thf j day, wee3k , orl
month at reasonable rates. Jaeals
at any hour 208 North Front street
Phone 208-W. 6-C-lm
EDocitor, Murse, Pharmacist -
Do you select YOUR PHARMACIST wlthhe
same discrimination used in goosing your doctor
and nurse? ' - j
JGetting the prescription.f' FILLED RIGHTls
nO less vital than getting the right prescription.
Your doctor, y'uKnyrse Enow us OUR SCRUPU-.
LOUS ACCURACY, OUR EXPERIENCE, OUR
REPUTATION. - v-v . c:
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, Send your doctor's prescription to jus and know.that his ordera
a.rfninutely followed? -' -.
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PHONES: 211-212.
107 Princess Strict.
DELIGHTFUL PEROXIDE VANISHING CREAM
If you are at .all discHminatingilthTaiBslcg:
you, are: using, at . present, we suggfest'tat you gIv-ePerox-Ide
Cold Cream a trial. Only 25 cents a;Jar and worth It.
DEPENDABLE DRUG STORE f J
117 North PrpAt treet, , , . ; i'- Phone 12.
1
v.''iirbli wAWf UAuiry goods atthe c lowest market I
; B'uyrom usi ve carry' one of the largest and mcst complete Hn: of :
Qroceris In the eityTind our prices are-always right. : .Give us a tjaL
1 our-business is always appreciatea. . . ,, --,"v
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Fund
Th6 Mbine Savings Bank
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Summer Sfchednfe
STEAMER WiLNfjhirpTON
. Effeclve J un 6th, 1917.-
;ll' !? Px'ta VvT
PAI LX,S.CH,EDULE
Leave fWilmingtari- for Southport 9
A. M. and(2:45 PM. ri ror . Carolina
Beach, 9 A. Mf il f. ,v. , . .
Leave SouthporL 1:30 A. M, and
4:30 P.;;'CaroIInapeach 6 P. M.
r SUNDAY, SCHEDULE. .
LeavO Wilmington :fdr Southport and
Carolina' Beach! 3 A 'W. and 2:30 P. M.
LeavsliSOuthporfiftao A. M. arid
liZttPm. Carbllha' Bfeacn 6 P. M.
FrefghV wIli 'be deceived untU 8:45
cuxsions' to t3afolih4 Beach:
. v : COUMISStONK'g . SAX.B. -
- -FOftEitOSltttB AAL.E. f
By t virtue iof the power r of sale, coutalaef
In ascertain mortgage mado , by Thoma
Payne and wife and Charles Payne to the
Wilmington 9omstea&-&; Loan 'Association
and 4ulywregl6terei In 'Book 89, page 11 of
the 'eeords' of Newr "Hanover County,
Tanlt' harinr been made In the payment of
the debt secured , by j. said -mortgage, the
undersigned will sell, io the highest bidder.
at public "auction,' Tor-' cash." at the Court t
House door in the City of Wilmington, on .
Thursday,, the 12th of Jules 1917. at twelve
o'clock, M., the following 'described prop-
erty : - Beginning at a point In the Ecst- i
ern line, of Sixth street. 33 feet South from f
muni c .J
TO AI-Tj IAND OWNERS IK NE.W BM
OVER COUNTY DBAINAliK
it 4.r that If la tae
xuu win iaav uvtitc tun " - ift0,iH
pose of ttfe Board of Drainage Commwajg
ra nf Now Hanover County
District Numbber Three, to issue
for the payment of the total cobi -
provements, moiuaing oiner t-w" --i
the amount of Twenty Thousand
($20,000.00). These bonds are to draw
per cent (6 per cent) Interest payable
annually, and are payable m ten eQu''
stallments, one each year, beginning ii
vm tha rint rf j!iue. AO '
owner in the District not wanting topi
interest on tne oonas, mny uu -
tne sotn day or juiy, xvu, iwrf
County Auditor the full amount toTl
his land Is liable, which said a""D" t
be ascertained from the classification i"1
tiled with the Clerk of the Superior w
and frorn the certificate ofMeJJ
snowing tocai cost 01 iue 1 H jnaiDtii
ance fund, etc. The lands on wnicBj;
assessments are so paid shall be reij
from liability to be assessed for
nrnvmnti iinrl . other emenses , D"1.
lands shall continue liable for an
Increased assessments authorized under
law. ,
- r W. B. PRICE, Chalrmi
, Oscar P. Peck,
1 Oak wood, IX.50 per load; bjJ
wood, -11.60 per- load; pine W
$1.35 per load. All wood
G.O..D. y ...
the Southern line of Bladen street: runs
thence Southwardly wirn naidjlne if Sixth
street 33 feet; thence East - parallel with,
Bladen street 165 'feet-:' thence North parall-
; i el with Sixth jrtreet 33, feet: thence West
j parallel with Bladen street 165, feet to the
beginning.
The 11th of June, 1917.
WILMINGTON HM RXTJUAD
ASBUuia,riuK,
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