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FADED HAIR Made Evenly, ; ' Lustrous Long, . J i - 1 . L La Creole Hair Dressing bring back to all your gray or faded hair Its youthful, original dark color and leave your hair fluffy, clean, full of life and luster. La Creole is not . ft dye, but revives, the color glands. Absolutely harmless and impossible o detect; without odor or stickiness. Hair c&n be washed or curled without effecting the restored color. Sold by Jarman & Futrelle or sent prepaid for $l. by Van Vleet Drug Co., Memphis, Tenn. Guaranteed to darken all your 'gray hair so evenly that not even a trace of gray shows. Stops aanarun A photo-drama- of the most power ful moral stimulus is "The Waiting Soul' .tleUojCcpujar Plays... and Players, rpduction with; Mnje. Petror va as star, -which will be sen at thq Gfand theaters tomorrow. This five; act feature screen drama has. been adopted by. Wallace p. Clifton from Marion Short's fiction styy and di rected , by Burton L.. King. '( Can a woman, blot out an accus ing past by means of good deals? Will falsehood told by a mother influ ence her unborn child? These are some of the questions raised and an swered in "The Waiting Soul.'! ' Grace Vaughan, after a struggle with her conscience that, reaches the very depths of her soul, finds that confession to her husband, whom she puposes ignorant of her past life, is he greatest privilege she has ever known. Through it she reaches heights of serenity unrealized before. ASSOCIATION GIVEN BREADTH. CORN ON THE COB' Movie Insurrectionists Progressing Splendily in Their Organization. The following from The Chicago Herald gives one an idea of the things find falling kair and promotes its that are transpiring at the Chicago rowth. Give La Creole a trial. Has Motion Picture convention that is be been used for past 30 years by ladies ,ng attended by local movie men, in- I end gentlemen to restore all their gray i cjUding Mr. P. W. Wells, president ct imlr to original dark color, luster, th. Hnwarda-Wells 'Amusemenl Corn- freshness and fluffiiness. Advt. SE ABOAROAIRLiNERAI L WAY Th Progressive Railway of the South. Bulletin of Special Round-Trip Rates from Wilmington, N. C. I AlC IIIMAI I IRK A M. C . . 112.60 ilk. mi - , . WAVNESVILLE, N. C ...$12.60 league weaneaaay nisut, pany, and Mr. D. M. Bain, paoaoity agent for the same company, who went to the convention as the cam paign manager for Mr. H. B. Varner, of Lexington, N. C, a candidate for the national presidency.' Says The Herald: "The American Exhibitors' Associa tion, made up of insurrectionists who bolted the Motion Picture Exhibitors'! was given tickets on sale July 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. August 2. 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18 and 19; limited return ing 17 days following date or sae. length, breadth and thickness yester day. "While the revolters were in session at the Morrison Hotel perfecting the ATLANTA GA. $18.10 details oi uie new orgauusnuuii "'c On sale Sept. 2, 3, 4, limited returning parent body continued its delibera mjdnlght Sept. 14th. . tions at the Coliseum Annex, oblivious 8T. LOUIS, MO $35.55 of the fact that dissension has partly ; 'On sale Aug, 17, 18, 19, limited return- disrupted it. ing midnight Aug. 29th. "At the latter place the day was 'BUFFALO, N. Y .. ..$34.30 given over to committee reports ami TOttsale Aug. 10, 11, 12, limited return- an executive discussion held behind ;; ing midnight Aug. 22nd. v 'closed doors. For this reason news CLEVELAND, OHIO .. $32.45 interest centered around' the doings . On sale Aug. 25, 26, 27, limited return- of the new body. ing midnight Sept. 5th. I "The conduct of the affairs of the ROCK HILL, 3. O $8.90 American Exhibitors' Association will! On. sale June 1. 19. 22, July 4. 5, 6: be radically different from that which; Umited. returning midnight August 6th. has governed former amalgamations - NASHVILE, TENN. $20.30 or exftibitors. rne most raaicai ae-; , July .20, 24,-and 26; limited returning parture from precedent, according to! mldriight 15 days following date of the policy officially adopted, will bej eele.'' Tickets may be extended. the abandonment of movie expositions: BUrACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. ...... $9.95 in conjunction with the annual con-1 X RIDGECREST, N. C. $9.95 ventions. Onsale July 27 and 30, August 1, 6, 10, 1 "Secondly, the body will be givettj 14 and 17; linftted returning n.idnight concrete being through the establish-j 17 days following dteof sale. ment of permanent headquarters, waif! RALEIGH, N. C. ..$5.55 a salaried manager and a corps of offj On' sale July 13, 21, August 3, 6, 9, 16, fice assistants, including an organizer, ' 17 .and' 23rd; limited returning mid- to conduct the affairs of the exhibit-! . night' September 5. ors. It was decided to locate the of- j VICkSBURG, MI38 .$36.55 fice in New York, and Attorney; Qi sale October 14, 15; limited return- Charles C. Pettijohn, counsel for the; Lhgvmidnlght October 31. Indiana Exhibitors' Association, was! V KNOXVILLE, TENN $15.?5 earned as general manager at a sal-; S2ftii St.n the! " ff b?fend?d! ' I "Ending the formal incorporation! MONTEAGLE, TENN $20.70 of the association as a legally consti-j qEWANEE, TENN $20.70 ed institution a set of temporary. ;On sale July 21. August 3, 6, 9, 16, 17 ,fficvers " named. Jake Wells, ofi Vand 23rd; limited returning midnight Richmond, Va., head of the most pow-! ' ' flonfomhor k erful southern circuit of theaters, was ders, of Baltimore, was elected vice "president, and William Fast, Jr., of! Utica, N. Y., treasurer. j "The assertion by members of the Motion Picture Exhibitors' League I that the new organization is an out law and is without standing in the Na tional Association of Motion Picture Industries was refuted by Frank J. Happily Declai es Mrs. Hugel In Describing: Her Gains v On Peplac. ' "Yes indeed Peplac has helped me. Why, don't you know that I am again able to eat corn on the cob. Yes sir, and after all these year's of suffering from indigestion. And, I not only eat corn on the cob again, but vegetables and meats and other suiid foods from which I had to abstain." The speaker was Mrs. M. L. Hugel and her words were directed to George L. Burke, the Peplac expert who irieets Wilmington men and women at the Elvington's D oendable Drug , store and explains at first hand the merits of this widely discussed tonic. "Before starting . on Peplac," 9on tinued Mrs. Hugel, "I seldom enjoyed a good night's sleep because of indi gestion and other troubles which claimed me a victim. Too, I was nervous and found it difficult to man age my household duties. The various other remedies I tried failed to offer me permanent relief, but this Peplac sure has proven itself a winner for me. With my regained appetite I am, of course, adding weight . right along .nd already I have increased seven pounds. With proper sleep and rest at nights I am able to do my house work properly. In appreciation of Peplac's work I gladly offer my story that other suffers may profit as I have," concluded the rejuvenated lady happily. In this connection Mr. Burke said: "Mrs. Hugel, who lives at 1569 Ab bottston street, Baltimore, is but one of a number of people to tell me of Peplac's wonderful powers as a recon structive tonic blood and system purifier and invigorant. "Peplac has won the name of Peer less Tonic in combinating stomach, liver and kidney ills, catarrhal affec tions,, nervous debility and the like. Each day I am at Elvington's Depend able Drug store to tell the public how Peplac, should be taken and the re sults that may be expected from its se." A SERIES OF "BUfilfe W 'NUMBER 16 77' ririiiiiiiiiiiiiriiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiitm''ii""fIfC'x,fIIIi''ifiiiiiiiriiiiiii .Jo Knights; of Lithuania. New York, July 23 The Knights of Lithuania, a national organization with a membership of about 4,000 young Roman Catholic folk, began its fifth annual convention today in Brooklyn. The session will continue until Thursday. GMilDl jrtr Wither Information, apply 1--Phone 17&' H. E. PLEASANTS, T. P. A Wilinington, N. C. i : ' i COMMISSIONER'S SAXB OF LAND, , ... State of North Carolina, s - v i County of New Hanover, V. v; :, In the Superior Court. rf'i Cltj '"of Wilmington , ' . J.:h. Whitehead, Henry Whitehead and Romhliau nf choihwiilp T1 at iflat 4 . Rosa Sprulll &&yW&r and by virtue of the authority and ShVa meeting of the association, -v 5 - power vested in me as commissioner, in a when he announced that the officers . : efrtain decree in the above entitled action, of the manufacturers' body had invit- & :$$3Bu?-it thf April SrmMheliupffi ed the new association to become a V;"-' CTotirt-for.New Hanover County, I offer for member. ? M yfi1!61! was decided to accept the invita-- m cash, at the Court House door of New Han-1 , , .. , ,. . Uver- County, at Wilmington. N. C, on tion, but it was made clear that the (Monday, the 3rd day of September, I9l7r American Exhibitors' Associathti is '-t-twelve o'clock, to -satisfy the judgment t t b flliJp with tnp nrodnrprcj in s . obtained In the said action, all of the fol- not to De allle wltn tne proaucers m ; lowiiMt- described piece, tiact or parcel of any way. V layiijgv being and situate in the City At this morning's session it will m&fSSiSi be decided where next year's conven- ja .fjffUows.; tion will be held." f:-wgtauing,. at a point in the eastern line j it:-vciaE-DickoMoli street ninety nine feet north-1 . . , - . '1S from the intersection of the said Big Carnival Opens at Cheyenne, -pastern line of Dickinson street with the Cheyenne, Wyo., July 23. Frontier WnLD Days celebration week opened today ;7 :'vlnson," street sijty six (66) feet; thence with Cheyenne in carnival array and jiwtwardjjr and parallel with Uankin street 'preparcfd to entertain the largest ;:: r;i one - hundred and sixty five .(165) feet: ,j 4 u rpU thence southwardly and parallel wii Dick- crowds m her . history. The prepara- J . ' liwon,. street sixty six (60) feet; thence tions for the carnival this year have '-ff I5Si7araiyVnl Para"cl. w"h Rankin been made on an unusually elaborate . : v'-- street one hundred and sixty fiflve (165) , . , feet to the point of beginning, same being scale, since the occasion marks the a, part of lots 3 and 4 in bloc-k 24, according fiftieth anniversary of the settlement V i.:. w me oiiiciai pian ot me yjiiy or ivuming . . ton, N. C " This the 10th dav of July. 1AJ7. CHESLEY C. BELLAMf, J y t-lOSOdya- Commissioner. TOMORROW 3Ictro Wondcrplays Present . time. Petrova In The Story of a Wife's Tragic Secret , "THE WAITING SOUL" "Can a Woman Blot Out an .-iccus-!nj Past By Means of ' Goon .Deeds?" Today Sessue Hayakawa in "The Jaguars Claws." State of North Carolina, County- of Now Hanover. i, . : In the Superior Court. COMMISSIONER'S SAliK OF LAND. ? City -of Wilmington , ; . , VS. ' '$XH.fi- B. Elklns and wife Louisa Elkins and of Cheyenne. The semi-centennial ex ercises were held today, with the first events on the program of the Fron tiers Days celebration to be held to morrow. , Crowds are coming in from Defrver and the East and strangers line the streets for blocks. Thousands of peo ple are guests of the city already and every arriving train is crowded to its .-i.-vu lucnuove euiiiieu aviiuii, eignea D.v nis oil nartc - r ;,;.hnnor WJ M llAnd. -InAtr nmafillnv of th. . al L9 ; ! ;rii -term of the Superior. Court for New boring r-j.'-' !, Hanover Conntv. T oflfpr for snip jitiI win dians i Under and by virtue of the power Vestea" utmost capacity. j ; ib me as commissioner, in a certain decree. I - Many COWDOys are in tne City from of Wyoming and the neigh- States, and they, with the In- I:;..sell tothe highest bidder for cash, at tm vpte ar(, otmrtiTur mnrh attontinn i j;.1 CoHrt. House door of New Hanover County Keis are attracting mucn attention -?onsJ4ondajt the: 3rd. day of. September, 1917, from the tourists. ii' -8fH?fy tb,?'Ji,'l The celebration of Cheyenne's gold v. v ; ment obtained In the said action, all of the ,r . , v " s M following described piece, tract or parcel ,en anniversary today embraced a ''"Zifk fs-ld lying, being and situate in. the magnificient pageant, illustrating the wi; .vl v iiuimgivu, oiuie ana uoumy -'.foresaid;: and more particularly bounded .;.-' and" described as follows: - ri v Beginning at a point in the northwestern line of Third street, between -Darts ani :. Parsley streets, and one hundred sad fifty : ; erenil57) feet from the Intersection or . ; Third . and Davis streets, and ; running thence northwestwardly along said line ov -V '.'i iCMrd ; Street forty one (41) feet ; thence l northwestwardly in a , line parallel with VvKtv-ipatl: street one hundred and fifty (150) ' . ... ti On llnv Arfan A ct anii4-hnrABfnrn -A- h-pCttvm .-. Parsley, street to Davs street, known s jAubrey Alley : thence along the east war dly line of the said alley southwest--yp-vrttOAjr toward Davis street forty ope (41) - 4 feet;, thence in a southwestwardly direc- tion and. parallel with Davis street one . hundred and fifty (150) feet t the begin ; , ttar, same belng-a part of lot Jl in block ;;4"-,21,- according to the official plan of the HCJty of Wtlmfngton, H.A This the: 10th day of July. 1M7J - : development of the city from railroad camp and cowboy headquarters to the metropolis oi tne state a naif cen tury of activity, "settlement and-growth- unequalled by . &ny cipher "frontier town. RULES CONCERNING EXEMPTION CLAIMS (Continued from Page Five) . "Whoever directly commits any act onstituting an offense defined in any law of the ; United States, or aids, abets, counsels, commands, induces, or procures its commission is a principal. Rega in Your Normal Weight Vfou can add one-fourth to cne-half pound a day by drinking a glass of this delicious digestant with each meal Shivar Ale PURE DIGESTIVE AROMATIC-' SilTH SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER Gives a Kearty appetite, vigorous digestion, rich blood, clear complex, ion "and firm flesh. Your money back on first dozen if not delighted. At all grocers and druggists. Bottled and guaranteed by the cele brated Shivar Minetaf Spring, Shel ton, S. C. if your regular dealer cannot supply you telephone CRESCENT CANDY CO. Wholesale Distributors for Wilmington STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ' , COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER. lu The Superior Court. NOTICE. - E. W. Slonn, Vs. Marv Louise Sloan The defendant above named, will tase notice that an action entitled above, has been commenced in the Superior Court of New Hanover County, for an absolute di vorce from the bonds of matrimony on the grounds of adultery ; and the defendant will further take notice that she is required to appear at the term of the Superior Court of said County, to be Iielci -i tne 2nd Mon day in September, 1917, at the Court House of said County, in Wilmington, North Carolina, and answer or demur to the com plaint in, said action, or the plaintiff "will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. " Tnis 2ml day of Jul v. 3017. 1 - . - N.' HAilRlSS, Cierk '"Superior Court. 7-2-o a w 4w .Monday. . ; .. llfiilei If iSiiigc if litli T7TT (BY. A O. SCHUSTER.) AN EFFORT HAS RECENTLY BEEN MADE TO HAVE THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT STAND SPONSOR FOR THE NEWEST SCHEME "FOR BRINGING THE PRODUCER AND CONSUMER INTO DIRECT BUSINESS, RELATIONS." BILLS HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED BOTH IN THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO CREATE A NATIONAL CHAMBER OF AGRICUL TURE IT SEEMS NOW TO APPEAR THAT THIS IS MERELY A GIGANTIC SCHEME OF THE BIGGER MAIL ORDER HOUSES TO FURTHER THEIR INTER ESTS. . '. V ". ' THE FORMULATOR OF THE PLAN TO HAVE UNCLE SAM PROMOTE THE "DIRECT TRADE" IS A MAN OF WIDE NOTE, WHO, IT HAS BEEN LEARNED, IS BACKED BY A FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE BIG MAIL ORDER HOUSES. A CERTAIN U. S. SENATOR IS ALSO "IN ON THE SCHEME," AND HAS AL LOWED THE MAILING UNDER HIS FRANKINQ PRIVILEGE OF A LARGE EDI TION OF A DOCUMENT ENTITLED "DIRECT DEALING BETWEEN PRODUCER AND CONSUMER." IT IS SAID THAT MORE THAN A MILLION OF THESE PAM PHLETS HAVE BEEN MAILED UNDER THIS SENATOR'S FRANKING-PRIVILEGE. ALSO THAT THEY WERE PRINTED AT THE EXPENSE OF THE . MAIL ORDER HOUSES. , THE PAMPHLET IS A DIRECT APPEAL OF THE MAIL ORDER HOUSES, AND IT IS MADE TO APPEAR THAT THE U. S. GOVERNMENT IS BACK OF THE SCHEME. ' , i; THE ABOVEOWS CLEARLY TO JUST WHAT LENGTH THESE MAIL ORDER DEALERSWILftfo TO tNTICE TRADE THAT RIGHTFULLY BELONGS TO THE LOCAL MERCHANTS. " i :'r" ': 'V:L . . - ...... y ARE WE, AS LOYAL AMERICANS GOING TO HELP IN THE DESTRUCTION OF OUR LOCAL BUSINESS INTERESTS BY PATRONIZING THESE "VULTURES OF BUSINESS"? . OR, WILL WE EACH ONE OF US, RESOLVE THAT NOT ONE PENNY GOES FROM OUR CITY T OSWELL COFFERS OF THESE UNSCRUPULOUS, OUT-OF-TOWN CONCERNS, WHO HAVE NO OTHER INTEREST IN US THAN TO GET OUR MONEY. What Will Your Answer Be? NAMES OF BUSINESS MOUSES BON MARCHE. BELK-WILLIAMS CO. J. W. H. FUCHS' DEPARTMENT STORE. A. D.BROWN. J. M SOLKY & Co. QUEEN CITY CYCLE CO. HALL & DURHAM; INC. GREEN'S DRUG STORE. BEAR PRODUCE & MERCHANDISE COMPANY. G. W. HUGGINS. INC. PEOPLES' SAVINGS BANK JARMAN & FUTRELLE. J. O. REILLY. STERCHI-BANCROFT CO. J H. REHDER & CO. DEPARTMENT STORE. G. DANNENBAUM. BOYLAN & HANCOCK. HONNET.V - CITIZENS BANK. v J. G. WRIGHT & SON. HOWARD-WELLS AMUSEMENT CO. MURCHISON NATIONAL BANK :', D-R. FOSTER & Co. AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO NORTHAM'S BOOK & STATIONERY TI5E C. W. POLVOGT CO. SHRIER& SOLOMON. v. R. C. PLATT. L. W. MOORE. WljUWINGTON SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY; GOODMAN'S READY-TO-WEAR. ROGER MOORE SONS! AND CO, WILMINGTON PRINTINCl c6. A. O. SCHUSTER; i HOME SAVINGS BANK; TIDEWATER POWElt CO. W. B. COOPER & CO. HOTEL ORTON. C; W. YATES CO. , - W. MUNROE & CO, r J. HICKS BUNTING DRUG CO. WILMINGTON STEAM LAUNDRY. ffiSPl: - "Wifcritph 'Can Serve- You Best" (Sec. 332,r. Criminal? Code of - United :iim9Mf$ BELLAMY,