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TAR HEELS WHO
MADE OFFICERS
IN U. S. ARMY
(Continued from Page Three).
Youngsville;
JanieS" E
: "Tmhfrlnkfl
i nnionn Achovillp: Ernest A.
Wiles;
t- t.kohnm- 'Rvprett I. Harris,
Durham; Samuel S. Woodley Cros
j.,n. Tomps M. Williams, Washing
'ton;' Banks Arend ell, Raleigh; James
. W. McArver, uastoma; win.
Oxford; Graham C. Smith, Greens
boro; Paul W. Mengel, New Bern;
-Frederick L. Toepelman, Henderson
' 'Vville; Wm. H. Elliott, Cornwall; T.
" L. Michel, Woodrow. .
- North Carolinians given commis
sions in the Field Artillery sectidn,
."' Officers' Reserve Corps, are as fol-
. Captains Robert R. Williams,
Asheville; Albert I. Norman, Concord;
rharioc u Rprkefus. Whiteville; H.
C Pogue, Charlotte; Robert W.
- Winston, Jr., Raleigh; Garland Jones,
' . Jr., Raleigh ; Benjamin B. Lattimore,
Shelby. , -
To be first lieutenants Roland a.
Donaldson, Greensboro; Albert T.
Willis, New Bern; Paul H. Gearhart,
Asheville; Walter T. O'Donohue
Greensboro; Donald F. Ray, Fayette-vnio-
Wm C. Knox. Kinston.
, .To' be second lieutenants of Field;
Artillery John E. Johnston, uaviu
son; Empie Latimer, Wilmington;
Hugh B. Hester, Chapel Hill; John A.
Scott, Statesville; Whitfield C. Car
michael, Asheville; Wm. A. Abbitt,
Asheville; Blake E. Isley, Asheville;
. John C. Wilford, Asheville; Torrence
B Rogers, Charlotte; James B.
Hughes, Charlotte; Gilliam Craig,
Monroe; Leland S. Harris, Raleigh;
David T. Cuzts, Gastonia; . Frank .C.
Patton, Morgan ton; Macon M. Wil-
' liams, Chapel Hill; Joel M. Cloud,
Hamlet; Henry R. Totten, Chapel
Hill; Edgar F. Hudkins, Asheville;
v Joseph F. Simpson, Winston-Salem;
Clarke L. Wharton, Wake Forest; W.
C. Huske, Fayetteville; Frederick C
Shepard, Chapel II Ml; Kenneth C.
Dniroi r.niHchnrn- RoErpr J. Franklin.
Winston-Salem; Tench F. Coxe, Ashe
ville; Edward E. Proctor, Dumber
ton; James -G. Cowan. Asheville; Clar
ence L. Midcap, Washington; Clar
ence E. Blackstock, Hendersonville;
''Francis C. Bourne, Asheville: Wilson
B. Dal ton, Winston-Salem; Leicester
Chapman, Asheville; Woodford A.
Kennedy, Warsaw; John M. Black,
Davidson; Louis L. Sasser, Durham;
Wm. G. Burgess, Chapel Hill; John
,W. Hughes, Greensboro; Randall W.
Sparger, Chapel Hill; Moses A. White,
Greensboro: Linville VK. Martin, Win
ston-Salem ; Robert P. Brooks, Woods-,
dale, David H. Fuller, Lumberton;
Samuel E. Sanders, Raleigh; Hubert
E. Olive, Clayton; George M.. Nor
wood, Goldsboro; Clayton C. Carpen
ter, High Shoals; Frank McNeill,
Lumberton; Owen W. Marshburn,
Zebulon; W. L. Thorpe, Rocky Mount;
Weston L. Taylor, Hickory; Rufus A.
Malloy, Raleigh; Albert S. Pelle,
Greenville; Finfred L. Ingold, Hick
ory; W. B. Jones, Raleigh.
North Carolinians given appoint
ments in the Cavalry Officers' Reserve
Corps are as follows.
To be captain Edward S. West, I
To be first lieutenants Hazel - R.
Aiken, Hickory; Ernest C. Check, Dur
ham; William A. Watkins, Lilesville.
To be second lieutenants Chas.
B. Parmele, Wilmington; Cyrus D.
HoKue. Wilmington; Robert D. Gor-
ham, Rocky Mount; Samuel N. Pat
ten. Mebane: Joseph M.
Torbyfill,
Waynesville; D. S. Oliver, Wilming-
, , , ;H - . I
ton; Owen W. Lieonaru, sraiesvme; oi Allies, a Druuant attacK won ini
John B. Whitley, Zebulon; Harry ,B. 'portant trenches for the French. Sev
Grimsley, Grensboro; Joseph E. Ka- .eral counter-attacks were repulsed,
nipe', Marion; Crawford D. Moore, The Germans launched an attack on
,,Wake Forest; Doctor M. Johnson, ja three kilometer front, after heavy
Enfield; Adis C. Henderson, Hickory; bombardment, in the'region.of Cornil-
Louis D. Thrash, Raleigh; b redencic
P. Malloy. Asheville; Thos. E. Bes
sellieu, Wilmington; Harry W. Davis,
Warrenton; Benjamin L. Smith, Gran
ite Falls; Paul W. Johnson, Raeford;
Philip S. Kandoipn, Asnevme, inob.
I Grier, Harrisburg; W. S. James,
Laurinburg; Wm. P. Keesler,
son ;, Hugh C. Black, Chapel Hill; Pe-j
ter McK. Williams, Fayetteville; Guy ;
.v. Hintor tv'xanuer; iviaiuuurue a.
Angler, West Durham.
opcc.. HP'"""-o.
uuuuctuien was ujr .u. assaults were broken down. Petrograd
War Department today of the names reporte(j - - -of
a number of North Carolinians who The Rumanians have dis lay.
r?ernnSTTiS stubborn resistance in the battle
officers' reserve corps, United States' . -j th t o t Aft-
army. These men are appointed di- .Jf is raRlng n na."ont: AIter
- -i i t giving way m the Suchitza river sec-
rectly from civil life, and are a sep- u 6the Rumanian8 returned to the
arate and distinct group from the long . . reeained the lost eround
list of commissions announced today JiSS wtif f o?ui
for men who have been at the Fort ' LtS.Ll!PrtS the battle was 8tiU
Oglethorpe training camp and other ,
training camps for three months:
.Those anndunced today are as fol
lows: Van R. C. King, Wilmington,
captain Engineer Corps; George R- ?ter hvyfiahtinTreslted to
Hardesty, Goldsboro, captain Engi- Jer ,neavy Wting resuiteti m Pressing
" , J: . "s back our lines to Glencorse Wood,
neer Corps; Mathew M. Fontaine, th statement said
Woodsdale, second lieutenant Engi-J 1 L it wv," v.J
reer Corn Charles 'q T awrinpp In the neighborhood of the Ypres
neer Lorps , cnaries b. Lawrence, staden raiiway to the right of Steen-WJMton-Salem
captain Medical D3ck ihe Brfg h lne ground thDe
Corps; Albert Durham, Charlotte, flt ;8tatement
iluienani lvieaicai "jorps, Aiirea Mor
, 4ecai, Raleigh, first lieutenant Medic
al Corps; Harry Willis, Morehead City,
first lieutenant Medical Corps; Ed
mund J. Bryson, B'ontanan, first lieu-,
tenant Medical Corps; Thos. McMil
lan,, Hertford, first lieutenant Medical
i Corps; William Williamson, Shelby,
J second lieutenant Veterinary Corps.
WILL LOOK INTO
: OFFICERS' EFFICIENCY.
. -Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 11. Secre
" tary of War Baker has authorized
- General Wood, commander of the De-
apartment of the Southeast, to appoint
, au -'eiuueuw uuitcis'iue insurance Din with hundreds of
: t,q Ihvestigate into the qualifications of millions of dollars to protect soldiers
several officers of the new First and; families of soldiers from want in
, Florida regiment of infantry. The ap- case of injury or death. ;
poihtment of the board was asked fori A fourth bill now is in prospect a
- by military- officers - and others in, new bond bill, whose total will be at
: Florida, who are opposed to Colonel least $5,000,000,000 and probably more
'S. C. Harrison; as commander of the. The shipping board will ask for an-
- urst regiment ana aiu wuu iuok wnn
disfavor on the selection oi aianey .j..
Catts,' Jr., son of ' Governor Catts, as
.Vcaptain of the Tallahassee 'company
"which is in the first regiment. ,When
the board will meetf has not ; been di-
vulged. V
. ; The ; markings on -?; a graduated
measuring glass invented-in1 Germany
are made along a zigzag, line instead
"of a vertical one and, . having; wider
. - 1 X a.h mmU 4-S Vl "k ..AO rl
.gpaces uciweeu, iub;,bw d
"more accurately '- : l -
; MESSENGER SERVICE.
For thl crv!ce we use thr Pos
tal 1 Telegraph ' Cable Company'
meetengere. They vfili callvfor
your adt.,r in the iams niann?r
and quick, time as they now cover
the city for "telegrams, night let
tergrame, cables, etc
For"; further - Information as to
ads," call 176, but for telegraph
service call "Postal Telegraph..
FOR RENT THREE UNrURNIon-
ed rooms, for light housekeopmg.
Comfortable' and centrally located.
Address "Real Estate," care Disi
natch. '8-ll-2t-j
4-
LOOK OVER OUR. RENT LIST Au
tomobiles ready to show you. L. W.
Moore, Agent, 123 Princess. 8 12 It
FOR RENT GREEN COTTAGE Op
posite hotel Carolina Beach, suita
ble for family or house party. Phone
4003. 8-1-tf
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW.
October rent list being prepared.
v Phone 776 and Automobile wilt take
you around to see them No. 123
South Fourth street, modern steam
heated house 9 rooms. No. 117 Or
ange, 9 rooms, good order. No. 403
Nun street, 7 rooms. No. 518 South
Third, 8 rooms. No 129 South 8th
street, 8 rooms. No. 214 Nun street,
8 rooms. No.. 219 South Fifth street.
8 rooms. No. .114 Nun street, '8
f rooms. No. 310 Grace street, 7
rooms, and others. Cut this out for
future reference. "James Owen Reil
ly, Fire Insurance and Real Estate.
8 12 It
10 ACRES LAND, CASTLE HAYNE
road for sale. L. W. Moore, Agent,
123 Princess. 812 It
FOR RENT TWO ATTRACTIVELY
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Privilege bath and 'phone.
Both gas and electricity. Apply 505
South Fourth street or 'phone 591-.I.
8 12 2t.
DESIRABLE ' RESIDENCE FORI
Rent. No. 508 Market street. Has
9 roomsv in first class order. Ha3
large lot, and modern conveniences.
Rent $Q.00 per month. James Oweii
Reilly, Fire Insurance and Real
Estate: &.12.1t.
WEATHER LOOSENS
GRIP; GREAT ARMIES
RENEW ONSLAUGHT
(Continued from Page One.)
today, despite . counter-attacks launch
ed by the Germans, who claimed eject
tion of the English in the region of
, West Hoek. . -
Heavy fighting was again in prog
ress north of St. Quentin. Near Fay-
jet, the war office announced that Ger
mans were thrown out of a greater
part of the gains they made on the
nights of the ninth and tenth. South
- ... . .... ....
leL Tney made several attacks, com-
ing forward in waves, but the- FTench
fire brtake down the advancing lines
with heavy losses. The French then
advanced the line, repelling strong
COunter - attacks. The Germans raided
Nancy from tne air but tnere were
British aeropIanes bombarded the
Ghistelles aerodrome, several railway
stations and other military works.
On the eastern front the Germans
"attacked in the Brody region
Their
. 'everse was renorted
IJ!TeS!i,WI!kiS?0rted
by
j "North of the Ypres-Menin road ene-
"tti v a ff o rra rr nnr ntxr nnci Hr a of.
CONGRESS HAS BIG
TASK TO RAISE MONEY
(By United Press.)
Washington, Aug. 11. Congress,
after months, of war declaring, speech
making and money raising, still faces
the! biggest part of its special session
task securing additional war revenue
and appropriating billions of dollars
more to maintain -the military, estab
lishment of the country.
Three bills now are in Congress
the $2,000,000,000 tax bill, general. de
ficiency bill, with appropriations that
may reach close to $10,000,000 000 ! and
proximately $750,000,000 more this
session
Brazilian cities are experimenting
with a metric-system fonumberin? SVoS
houses.- a niimhoi' : H!,ol:nV thht " " & Co, Pbqne 1220. :ijJCujhu
house us ..that' many (meters ; from ; in'
W , A AlUlU LIU ; U1UW i
understood starting point. ; I j .
A new - telephone attachment ; that
must bo operated ; to ..make a cpnnec
. tion shows ;tlie jiumberof calls tha
limrn I, J - ' .. ..
ua ieeu maae anu tne numDer re-
mainlng on a limited service line. -
MARRY I F LONELY; FOR RESU LTS,
trv me:' best ; ana most f i aucc?8sim
'VHdwe Maker i";hunardfi'r1,211 sfdfii
marriage soon; stnciiy connuenuai;
Imbst reliable; years experience; r de-
" sscriptions free... "The Successful
r Club." Mrs. Purdie.v Box 556, Oak
!f land. Calif.; , , - S-12 19 2tJ.
;r..:-- :
RENT-YOUR HOUSE sBEFORE. THE
. . -hfxat ones ! are taken; Indications
point 'to big demand for homes. . See
our list. James & James,- Inc.,
v-Agents, Southern Bldg. Phone 1663.
'8 12 It V ' ; '
r poB RENT COTTAGES, 110 WAL.
nut, 6 rooms, $2u0U ; suy ,wainut, a
rooms, $20.00. Apply H. F, Wilder.
S 12 It
GOOD MAN COOK WANTED AT
once. Experienced and steady. GotTd
1 pay to right man. Apply Paris Cot
tage, Wrightsville ... Beach. Phone
'1 7551.K . , " 8-7-tf -
THE PEOPLES' MARKET OPEN
again at 611 Castle street, with a
fine line of Choice Native , , Fresh
Meats W. M: : Todd, ' Proprietor,
: Phone 2JJ7 for a choice steak, break
' fast or supper. A1 nice roast or
stew for dinner: Prices reasonable.
Prompt delivery- Fresh Vegetables,
Chickens and Eggs daily,. Phone 297.
8-8-7t-j :
FOR RENT NO. 1918 MARKET ST.
7 rooms. No. 15 North 7th, 8, rooms.
108 Wrightsville Avenue. . 1308 Mar-
ket, 7 rooms, $20.00; No. 108 South
17th street. No. 311 Nun street, 7
rooms. No. 302 North 2nd street
Also many other desirable ones. See
James & James, Inc., Agents. Phone
; 163, Southern Bldg. 8 12 It
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTE
Don't matter if broken. I pay $2.00
. to $15.00 per set. Bend by parcel post
and receive check by return mail. L.
Mazer, 2007 S. 5th Street, Philadel
phia. 8-11 to 9-17-j
RICH LYON SWAMP LAND FOR
Sale Three tracts 615 acres, 300
acres, 150 acres, fine growing crops,
drainage district.- L. W. Moore, sole
as:ent, 123 Princess Wilmington,
N. C. . 8 12 It
WE HAVE SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE
housekeeping .apartments for rent
in the Colonial Apartment, 3rd arid
Market streets. Make your selec
tion now. James' & James, Inc.,
Agents. Southern 31dg. 8 12 It
WHEN YOUR BOY GOES INTO THE
Trenches see that he takes with him
. your portrait. He will treasure it
above all the gold on earth. I'oltz &
Kendrick. 83-tf ,
LAN ELECTRIC PIANO FOR SALE AT
an attractive price if sold at once.
Address 105 South Ninth street,
City. 8 11 It' j
WANTED YOU TO TRY SANDLIN'S
"Dead Shot." Call for it by name.
Have -your merchant to include a
bottle inyyour order Monday.
S 12 It f
EOAT. FOR SALE 30 FT., 20 H. P.,
2, .cylinder.1, 4 cycle, ; Lamb engine,
brass jackets and fittings. Good
rynningV order. VFully equipped.
Built for towing. Also 60 ft. 15 ft.,
wide lighter. Excellent condition.
Write quick as this is a great bar-
, gain. Will sell separately or togeth
er. Address Box 645, Wilmington
N. C. 8 12 lt-j
BAGS WANTED SECOND-HAND
Bags.-burlay, srrap bagging and
twine. Write fwr prices. Richmond
Bag Company. Richmond, Virginia.
lOt-Sun. and Wed.
IF YOU WANT RESULTS, USE MUL
graph facsimile typewritten let
ters they "get there." Our print
ing, commercial and job work, is of
the best quality quick service. En.
graved stationery, cards, etc. Har
riss Typewriting and Advertising
Company. 7-19-tu-thu sun-tf
FOR RENT 118 WALNUT, 6 ROOMS,
$20.00; 406 Grace, 8 rooms, $30.00.
8-9-10-12-3t
FOR SALE FORD CAR IN GOOD
condition, also. Ford Trailer. It's a
bargain for . anybody. ' Come to see
ys at 703 North 3rd streret. 8 12 It j
FOR RENT APARTMENT 404 1-2
North Front, 6 rooms, $17.50.
8-9-10-12-3t
FOR RENT COfTAGES 110 WAL-
nut, 6 rooms, $20.00; 309 Walnut. 5
rooms, $20.00. 8-9-10-12-3t
IT'S GRAVELY IMPORTANT THAT
you should have people work for you
whose efficiency -is undoubted.
Bunglers can turn your profits into
losses and it takes" efficient work-
folks 'to turn them again into profits
Wtcb the ads and advertise too.
8 12 3t j
tFOR SALE TWO GOOD MULES AT
reasonable prices. Apply to R."" A.
Burnett. Supt, New Hanover County
Roads, Phone-No. 1599-J. -8-lOreod 7t
WE, GUARANTEE OUR NOTARY
work '.to be correct we know how.
Notaries at your service at all f imeu.
Go anywhere ..Harriss Typewriting
and Ad vertis4ng Company.
7J0-mon-wed-fri, sun tf
BY READING THESE ; LOCAL ADS
y6ur search .for a furnished room
shifts ' from aywhereJ't6,,sT5me
where" you look at rooms that are
satisfactory! as -'to ; price and loca
tion, and select' from these theones
that suit yubest. Thus a short
search serves you better than a long
one:-Vv;..- ,-.r - 8;12 ' 3t" j '
for; rent offices on second
; floor,' in Peterspn & Rulfs Buildins.
$5.00 up. Possession given at once
Apply , at Peterson &- Ruits. t.. 3-11-Suhday,
tf. ; ; -' -
FOR AREN'T FURNISHED BED
. I . -K &;.-.. " - ' -
CONFIDENCE LIES BEHIND A DIS'
patch Business Special - advertise
ment. : The confidence ; born1 of a
sense of security in Its sure, never
r ?f ailing -result. " You'll always find .a
4 Dispatch Special ; resdy . to serve. ;
EAR ,
Zoom s tkc -J ,
V- 5l)(TH OF -T4C J
MOITH AKJO . . J ,
v HAS KC3T CH
, t . A0LrA J t -
- -.y ..- -"-r -a ) - III ' '
CHILDREN'S SOX. ALL COLORS
and sizes. 25 cents pair. Looks
good and . wears good. Piatt's, 108
Market street. , 8-12-lt
WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON
date of issue when bo requested.
Phone your order to 746. Qordon'i
Newe Stand. 10-7-tf
FOR RENT 103 SOUTH tCIQHTH
street, $16.00 montu. Apply J. T.
Gordon, agent Phone 745. 5-29-tf
NORTHERN IRISH POTATOES, OR'
anges, 'Lemons," Onions, Navy
Beans, complete line crushed Fruits,
Coco Candies and Chewing Gum.
Bear Produce and Merchandise Co.,
No. 19 Market street. Phones 452-4&3.
8-8-tf
IF YOUR, BOY IS CALLED TO THB
service of his country it may be
many months before - you see him
again. Have you a recent photo
graph to remember him by? Let us
picture him as he is today. Foltz ft ;
Kendrick; Photographers 6-18-tf j
MONDAY'S SPECIAL. .1 LOT TAIL-
ored Georgette Waists, White only.
$3.98. Piatt's, 108 Market street.
8 12 It .
5-PASSENGERMAWELL AUTOMO-
bile" in first clarss cpnditionTor-sale
cheap or will ejtchairge for Real Esr
tate. If Interested apply Queen City
Cycle Co., 209 Market street. 8-11-ltf
FOrt RENT-i-TO RIGHT PARTIES
at Greenfield Park, Bungalow Ice
Cream a Parlor l a nd Drink Stand,
Oyster Roast, Fishing and Bathing
Privilege. . -Address, Greenfield Park
Development Co; Wallace, N. C.
8-11-7!..;; . i
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS SAVED
by Taking a. -Scholarship in The
Motte Business College, Inc., before
September .1st; on combined course
or Ten , Dollars saved on single
course o Shdrtband and Typewrit
ing, phone' 706 or call at College,
3rd fl6or Home Saving Bank build
ing, corner Front-and'' Chestnut any
day from nine to one o'clocfc -Posi-tion
guaranteed. 8-11-tf
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
is a necessity in the business worlu.
You had betler learn now. The
Mctte Business College, Inc., Home
Saving Bank Building. Day and
night lessons. Phone 706. 8-4tf i
COLORED LABORERS WANTED
for the Carnegie Steel Company, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. Lowest pay $3.60 day
with advancement. Middle, age men
of good health only, need apply." We
ship -every Tuesday.' Transporta
tion advanced to job from 11 North
Seventh street, Richmond, Va.' 5
8-9-tt ,. ' .v
WANTED SEVERAL MORE TO
watch the window. Excelsior Motor.
Cycle being reduced $1:00 each; day.
' Queen' City Cycle-' Co., 209' Market
street; j - 8-10-tf
WANTED CARPENTERS FOR Co
lumbia Cantonment, $4.00 per day
and transportation furnished. Make
Application ; to A. C. L, Ticket
Agent- to leave-on train No. 51 Sun-,
day,' Aug.?12th af 5: 30 a. m. Harda
way Construction 'Co. :- :' 8-10-3t-j
: . -.,, -: -
LADI ES' SPtCIALI 60 v PER CENT
pf tbe. covered heels on ladies' shoes
wofK loose.pv Our.;.:neW ?inetal ; heet
seat prevents their, coming off. 35c
pair Attached.
.Price- Bros., 309
North Frbnt
7-26-lmo
THE YOUNG M EN! 0 F. TH El COUN-
try are . being : called to, ? the colors"
and their" . places Jhust be -filled
" Many gbooV positions are waiting and
more will be from time to time. Pre
pare yourself by "taking a business
course.Jn,The Motte Business; Col
lege, Inc., Phone: 706: Day and night
, class. Homja SavingBank Bldg. r
' v -t-r' -ru y . . . '
IRON RUSTbAP REMOVES
: - RustrJnk-radFnilt Stainsand. etc.
25c per;tUbe.2:Platts,--;10S Market
street :
8 12 1t
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FOR RENT 11d WALNUT, 6 ROOMS,
: $20,00 f 106 Orace; 8 rooms, $30.00.;
ApplyTFETE? It-
for :Vr e ntapartm ent:
404 1-2
" North Froht'6rrooms$17.50.
I H. P.-Wilder-;: - g:
i ' ii . , - . - . .
Apply
12 -ixr
wanted-Ibarber AT Tl ENKEN'S
v: Barber Shop.fFiroiif and- princess. 7
... i -
tg tie 'tSitioey j
-V!
' FINE HORSE FOR SALE SUITA-
ble for buggy or delivery wagon,
y Will sell reasonable or will exchange
Vfor light, used automobile. Address
"Excellent Traveler," P. Q. Box 115
8-7-7t-j
JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
Army Regulation Lockers and
Trunks at a special price. Charles
Finkelstein No. 6 South Front street.
Phone 642. f 7 25 If
8HAND8 GROCSAY, rOURTH AND
Nun -A full line of fresh groceries.
Prompt delivery and courteous ser
vice. 'Phone 30. 8-26-tf
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR SHOP
,No. 10 1-2 South Second street for
Sale at a bargain. Must be sold at
once. John H. Shaw, No. 11 South
2nd street. ( 8-8-5t-j
FOR BENT-
Entire floor, 33 x80 over Postal
Telegraph office. One of the
best locations in city for manu
facturing plant, offices or photo
gallery. Immediate, possession.
JAMES & JAMES Inc.
Agents.
For work on Cantonment Colum
bia, S. C. $5.50 for eight hours.
Bring receipt for transportation
and it will be refunded you. Do
not wait to write report at once.
WALKER ELECTRIC"
Columbia, i. C.
K!
WANTED
1800 Bales Good Mid-
"idling, v5-;.'',
1950 Bales Middling.
2240 Bdes Low Middling
V. B. Cooper & Go.
1' Wilmington, NX
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mi
1 Following the hot ays of g
summer comes the cold days of 3
: winter. Is your: coal bin sup- S
plied Prepare now, right now ; '.s
1 while hauling Is good. We have
S the choicest Coal for grate, j
stove and furnace.'" Phone 'your,
orders. Phone 7C9. .
I V, B. THORPE &i CO l
I ? Water and Ann streets - g
i- ; ; Phone 78 V?
WANTED
NIT
J X rl
T J& Liberty al) the Same Time"
rHus Thomas Jefferson, author of our beloved D
claration of Independence, linked liberty with life as the
natural heritage of mankind.
v v One Hundred and Forty-one .Years have not dimmed the Rirrn-fi
cahce of these words for. the leart of America i . . 5 m'
Today, we are at War against autocracy and militarism upholdin
liberty as the fundamental right of man, for ourselves alone bui fn
- the people of all nations. . I0r
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
&MfiM
Free Moving Pictures Every Night
Except Sunday Night 8; 15
TONIGHTS FEATURE.
"STEPPING
WESTWARD"
A Two Reel Gaumont Drama
with the 'Lare of the West and
: Some ' Magnificent Scenery.
GET THE H ABITSee
Capital $1,000,0
QUEEN FRUIT JARS
just received shipment Glass Top Queen Jars,
Pints, Quarts and Half Gallon Sizes.
(PE FER HARDWARE CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
iin
HAVE YOU HEALTH INSURANCE ?
If some unexpected acciden'. occurs to YOU and you
are injured and unable to work, where would your w
h g expenses come from? How would you pay your
doctor and miscellaneous household expenses?
Thk is a vital and important question. Answer it to
day by taking out insurance. Insure with
C-L. DICKINSON, i '
Phone 659 A ; Princess Building
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to know exactly how viable money is, try to borrow
some. It's much easier $ get sympathy or a hard lucK
story than cash. And d?pt labor under any delusion
that you are immune from Misfortune. Everybody is 0lj
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she doesn t linger long with those who have a Dan -count,
the friend which asjes no questions.
Give us a call.. - : - .' s'
The Home Savings Bank
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GHEGK PROTECTORS
We . haveseveral slightly ..used Todd s Checs .
Writers and Check Protectors, that we will sell a
Half Price, ; Also Five Oliver Typewriters at a tfar
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