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-THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH Tl iF.g'nA Y AFTERNOON.- SEPTEMBEK251917r
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FH0E1 COLUMBIA
NJohri Shull Joins the Ranks.
y -Mr John Shull, a glazier - bjr trade,
livingat' Jill Pentlemon: street Columbia,-
SY Qi, has, had a .remarkably
'happy experience by tawng.tne. aaviye
of friends who had.been relieved froin
' misery after -months suffering he
says:.' "I was : troubled with f indigest
ion and stomach troubles .which caus
d a nervous feeling all over my body.
-J could. not; eat without after distress
' and was completely. run down. 1 d&r
Cided after hearing how . rany of my
. friends Jhad been benefited by the use
, -of Liquid Ironized Paw-Paw to try this
remedy which' has proved a blessing
' to me. I cannot speak too highly about
it as I am a well man again.; I tried
-go many tablet medicines without any
;? satisfaction . as - my r indigestion got
.- worse instead of better,' as my stomach
would .not stand tablets so I had -recourse
to your liquid preparation
" which began to relieve me after the
first dose, you have $ great medicine
.And I want every one to know nty ex
perience. I think it is worth its weight
'.- In Bold. I can eat now wnat 1 .want,
r km-as well a man now as l' ever
was. ' Am deeply grateful to ;you for
iihe interest you took in my ease ;
V Ironiied PawPaw Remedy wilL do
more td' Drighteh'he ' world, : td dis-?
pel gloom, ip make happy, homes and
v strong iron bodies; than ail the ; Medl
ines that have ever been compounded.
Ttie evidencewe' are : publishing' every
jday should be conclusive proof.
. A system tnat is overworKed or
rundown requires a harmless stimu
lant "Ironized Paw-Paw Tonic . lifts
and holds you. Your druggist prob
'ablv Teeps it; but if he doesn't, it Is
soid In Elvington's Pharmacy v
Ironized Paw-Paw,- price
Formula on every bottle. Mailed or
ders promptly attended-to. Interstate
Drug Company, In c:, New York. Advt.
THEATRE
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"Mutt and Jeff 's. Divorce, one of
the kind , of shows that no one can af
ford to miss, is playing the-Acaderny
todays-matinee: and -night; , -.The- new
lt recent; performances In . New f York,
iif s :f divorce s ihat keeDS rMutti and
Jeff!.-, on the gridiron r this-, trip, and
they'ref nof putf;- one " complication
threatening their '.domestic'-.;, happiness
untilthejre; into another' :: il
v Thes night i'prlcesvrange from 50
cents to $1;? Tickets arfe .now-selling
kt1Eivingtong,.:
,M I TZ f-Ji Nlt'PQ M vPOMfl; : ! ' A
c : Announcement , of the . utmost '; Im
porthaca to lovers of tle . best enter
tainment is the-coming; of Mitzi the
little artistofJrristibie;
shines- equally, as a prima, donna,, act
ress or W coniedienne. She comes i i6
in comic opera. It is the . work . of
Anna -.Caldwell,' who wrote,. "Chin
Chin" , and '"Tho iJady o'.: tno Slip
per" for Montgomery and Stone..
;"Pom Pom" is a real orook musi
cal , comedy. .The ; story, would hold
the attention of an audience Jfrom . be
ginning ; to end. if there; were: not a
note of-music ' to accompany it.1, : ft
of "the biggest-hits of the .year duringiPafsc'" ia'sutroundins his ver-
- - r" - - ..... . isnttlA1 IttMa- crni Ttrith 4 Vi Vino . ffu
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satile' little; star. with the .best. The
big artistic ' settings for the : - five
scenes .were vtlesignedi and built r by
that master of; .scenic.?artists; Joseph
Urban. The piece was staged by. the
veteran producer of stage ideas,. Geo.
Marion. . The cast, is an . importaht
one i because Mr. Savage has ; drawn
pnj hia wide causical "sources; to r give
singers', a" jfihe training for th6 - com
ic opera as well ; as -his ;chorus, pallet I -1
managerial genius wa.3' to lind ' such i &
part :.for Mitzl :in:VwMch -he 'couid
appear. : as ' a mischievious Mi'ijcQp n
trousers. V Theatrerloyfers; who remem
ber';!'; her : asthe! pxihclnThe;
the" Academy fof Music,: matinee and Spring. Maid'', rand ; later in j
night, von"nextSaturday;!.inahehewi have & : newcxpieienn,torer -fori .
. t . ii' u - um. I them when tho' ccio ' Kai,iri4c.iiN n j I
meloNiramatlc i comto-DPera." "'Pom
NPom,: which v rah r f or over 200 ,suc
cessive. nights At the George Mi v-ohan
Theatre- in' New" York City.C The mtt
sic of this : o piece- is ; by Hugo Felix,
composer -of "Madame ;Sherryr" the
incst ' modern exponent' of , the melo-
them .when ' they sef herrmasii4iad
ing. as .a "roguish lad ih: "Pom 4-oih.!
The; matinee 'prices will? be from 50
cents td;-?1.50.v Tne fife
range from' 75 cents to ; $2: .Tickets
will igo on- sale yridayjt'Elvlhg-
tons.
ies moK
Barber Shop
. 2t Princess Street. -
Come herd to get "Service". -All
"' First Class Workmen,.
Geo. Petty- S. E. Elks.
Scho ol
for
Young
Miss Hart.
Ladies
Miss Brown
v The next session will, begin "H
v Tuesday, Second of ;
October ' ;
Punctual attendance at the . be
ginning ,of . the session is highly
important' " ; ; ''. V
Miss Hobday will resume instruc-"
tion In Stenography, Voice Culture
and Music. . v . ,. .
LFor particulars apply, to the !V:
"( PRINCIPALS,
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j , Wlliam Fox Offers E ;
VIRGINIA PEARSON
In Her Greatest, Triumph - From ! the.
filnfrhth nf I nun"
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The r'4t t ft Jealousy Krlp this ;
woman's heart audi 'soul until the
jreen-f yed monster ' has taken en- -tire
possession of her. She - be-t "
comes widely , and, -..unreasonably
'-. : suspicious of . every more her
sweetheart . makes. . - yh,: .;
TREMENDOUSLY 1 INTERESTING
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TODAY Theda Bara In "Heart and" "
f, 1 A dramatic productioh"; 6jE ' timely
interests " Wrath- oftovefnew
William ,Fox.; f eatuf e ?i taTrii vth?
Statuesque Virginia v Pearson!' While
-ui.:. ueauug jUireuuywituuie .war lt.
self, picture; ;haihematUal 'a
, mosphere ipryadingf its strong $ story
L of ; love and' jealousy,' , . It s-'- tomor
prow's j attraction t ' the. . prandi.l4c
" 'Miss Pearsbii has the. role of Romli
Winjt,; author ?of ' a? famoanovel,
Jealdusylthpughff6
that ; very: pass.ibh herself:: she . mei 1
i nappny witn apo iawspn, wnonT sne
has, just ,maTrIed..Vhejii war ..comes,
sher grows TioieiitJyealotis. ;oij Ethel
Clarke, Once herr-dearestl friendEth-
el. has . been :lefCvinBob;s Lxare by
iDayef'aeihisr chumVwh6 leaves' to
enter hip: country's service.
r Dave returns . on a- furlough" from
the : front ( and ' goes i at ' once""- to : the
home , of Bob's mother, where Ethel
is , staying. While Dave is ( there Bob
joins them and warns-Dave that spies
re following . him. They -hear an out-
f ef door open. , Dave rushes rrom the
j uuuse uy a Mctco, passage-way, v ine
new aixivat piuves tu ue nuuia,; ana
her findingv Bob , and S Ethel together
! 'drives her frantic .with Vahger. . : r-, ;
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AUTOS FOR HIRE
for
Pleaseure brivinp, Dances,.
Wedding an J Commercial
City. Li very
Co.
Phones 15 and 345.
J ' ' ATLANTIO irOAST vllNE, I
Th Standarcl "pailf bad : of The 8outK
u5n ot rieauca Kound Trip pares
r . a i i mm ri t c
BALTIMORE .J . . c .S18.00
PHILADELPHIA ... ... ...J220
ntW YOK ... .. .326.00
A8HEV1LLE, N.C. ... ... .....Jl5f3
WAYNE8VILLE, N. C. ... . JicliS
LAKE TOXAWAY, N. C. . . . ...$15.80
BREVARD, N. C. .... ... ... ...$15.00
HENDER80NVILLE, N. C. . . . . .Jul"?
8 ALU DA, N. ; . , . . . . . . . .... .$13.50
rickets on sale every day until October
15, good to stop- over; limited return
ing until October 3L 1517.
?y?PilonSLt fares from Intermediate
'. Points. ' . ,:- :
For . complete . Informatloiv reserrir
Jons etc ta ..'..-
vt Li - :; T-!C,' WHITE, I
Pass, Traf.. Mgr. V " ; -
-Wlimlndton, N. C.
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, WJnston-Safefh-M City-Beau'
: fort Puiimah Sleeping bar Line Be
vcornes Wlnston-Salern-GoldsbQrc i i -
' -'S Sleeping Car Line. 'ri. ':C:
J Sout.hj2-H! RaUwaypBystem : annotm
ces effective wit1? last: cars into "and
out of Bekufbri Sanday,' Aug. J2th, the
Winstpn-Slem-Morehead' -r City-Beaii-f
ort SleeoIg Cftr line Vill be shorten-:
- ed to ' Wnstoni-Salerm61dsborhrLlne
Car' will continuft to be 'handled -on.
. trains Kos. 232-112 andlll-237. r.-
For fprthef .details V ask , Southern
Railway System'Agfntsoir' address, J.
O, Jones, Traveling Passenger Agent,
H Raleigh. N. C ; VWT ::CivP
: phone 1160-W V ; 303v North 16th St.
' ".Teacher "-of piano -l''i:J.,.
i V Special Pupil of Alf redo: Barlli ft .:
' V "(Nephew- Adelina Patti);:
Barili Conservative of Music ,
.'.',';'YAtlanta,.Qa. r-' S-'
Grafinate of Dr. IlenrI, Hubert Haas Piipil
:c;.( ..; 'J; ' of Knbinstelo. t;.v:v.,j ,
a
Jealousy at . subseauent eventsv
Ninakes life almost unbearable for her.
j Misunderstandings between . Bob!
and Roma are finally brushed away
and the woman is at - last treed from
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IRANItFORU-S
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ANCING
OLLS
A WlUrUe Girlie Show With levea ,
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MILT FRANHFORD
World' Greatest Trick Pianist
. r Eccentric Dancers
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SIX WOODEN , 8 HOE : DANCERS
New and . Novel Speclallles ElalH"
-wrate:-
Matinee. . .10-I5c -Xight . .l5-35o
UP TOTHE STANDARD. .
(f Frahkford's - Dixie ' . Dancing Dolls
more; than fulfilled aTl expectations at
; ,the Royal yesterday,, presenting a
t show - that for novelty t and' briginality
far outrivals anything i seen ere pre-1
I Royal, standard which J.waa - set last
week, and, with moderating weather
r today . will witness other : packed
houses. ,r "' . . vv:v;;"-,
j Tfiere is a" wooden shoe danee by a
coupleT of Uhe young tgirls. of the cho
us ''which : was considered. "sonie
pumpkin,", but along came a bunch of
six " and outdid - this to ' ?v.,?!nlsh,:and
.simply brought down v.therhonse at
every performance. Ifs certalnlyal
through; and those fwho. like , i sopd
t .dancing and1 want ; see something
' new should certainly, give it the once
over. " . ,v " ;-'.,- .'-"7
5 Milt Frankford, 1 the world's "( great-'
est; trick pianistlived up to. his :title,
performing more f stunt3 on a piano
' than: ever were seen ' here beforf. It
mattered. not what he plays -with his
hands or his feet even his head he
produces music, and at the aie time
he can "readily play two different se
lections of totally different tiharacHr
- The gifls-r-there . are six ;.of : them
are the best looking that haveyei
nbt enjoy looking' kt: ;f air feminity f
f it s a good snow, and goes on for. the
. last ;.tlnxeB: today? a- conpletes -change
being ottered tomorrow.' -: : ',:'
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an; ih the -world .who ever' drove the
TweHtiethUCentufy:: Limited ? Jover
division, a famous ! perf pmer f dar
ing ; deeds for the edification of .ad
venture drama : fans, ; encountered a
shagJ:"ffie''othejf:dayjsthai almost:endedi
her career. t, ' ,
In one of rthe thrilling episodes of
"The Lost Express," the new Mutual-j
signal . jiiieeu : uuap ie: ;? iiuuujuu ui,
startingf- at. the Bijou' tomorrow, Mias
Holmes had to make a Quick junip oy
er the rail of a bridge 160 feet from
trie surface, of r"a ; rapid-river,., . ' ' -
. The . rope provided for the , young
star's use was' ""greased: and Miss
Holmes shot . down to the" water in
record time. A good pair of gloves
sayerKherands:?:i
CATARRH;
It2l, the 8aucy8tar of He nry W Savaged M
. "Pom Pom,'' Academy of ? Music, Matinee -H and Night, : Saturday.
A Guaranteed Remedy That Has Stood
y- t h e;Test "qt TJ m e
V Catarrh cures'; come,?-; and catarrh
cures goi but Hyomei continues to heal
symptoms wherever civiirzatlon( exists.
".Every year tne aireauy " enormous
atarrft: and abolish" i its distrusting
sales of this -realysciehtific 'pure tot
catarrhv grow greater, and me present
year should show all records broken :
If you- breathe 'Hyomei -daily as; di
rected ' it will; end your; catarrh or ic
won't: cost. pu ai cent
inhaler somewnere t around I the house,
ge't it out .nd.stdrt at.bnce to foreveif
:;ridy;ourselt:of:catarrl5;;;
It you have a hard rubber Hyomei
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF X
eisea
West Twenty-third Sb, at Seventh Ax
NEW YORK CITY 1
i : European; nan. :
500 ROOMS 400 BATHS
-vt Boom, wlth'dJolnlKbatb .
: 'S1.00 -and- $1J5. v "
Suites, parlor, bedroom and bath fS.Ot
..- mtMtt upward. ; : ' f ; ',
' Clab Breckfast, SSe up. ' ' i.
u- ' ' Special Inicheon, 60e np.' 1.
Table d'flote Jinner. $1.00 uo. - . - .
' Cafe attached. .;. -c-''-''':
X4-To Beach Hotel Chelsea. ?J'V;i
From Pennsylvania Station, 7th Avenue
car south to ,23rd Street; . '. ' - i
Grand Central, 4th Avesue car south to
: 23rd- Street; -.- -
Lackawanna rErie, Eeaaing Baltimore
&. Ohio. Jersey: Central and; Lehigh
Valley R. it. Stations, take ;. 23rd
. ' - Street erosstown car east to Hotel
Chelsea. t- ;:,;::;i.;;r-:': .
Principal Steamship; Piers,' Foot .' West
; i 2"3rd Street, take 23 Street crbsa-
town car. : .v! ---.'"; r-;;.
- WBITB FOB COLORED MAP OF
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VK t ?tte? Thaft Etct: 0 ;; ;
Thoroughly"1 Modernizes ' ' s:
Remodeled . and Equippod
'r KW MANAGEMENT. -
y. 1 fjJ -inl connection 5. "'.
Bpeciar- CJu - Sreakjf aaU
d and - Luncheon?':
Rates-rithouf Sath, ?L50
- With Bath, 52.0ft- and up;
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FORECLOSURE SALS.
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By, virtue fof a p"ower of . sale "contained
in a certain-.- mortgage deedgi efecuted ; by j
Charles; Nixon;andhi8 :3wtfe
recorded, in Pook No.rS2j: .page r 345? at seq.,
in.:: the 'office 'of th i Register ;of - Deeds.' Of
New, Hanover County, the.-undersigned at
torney r for the mortgagee, Mechanics'
Hojne .' Association", ' viiW z on Monday, 'the
22nd day-of October, 1917, at 12 o'clock? m.,
at, the Court House door, of i the County of f
New :' 3iaaoverT;seil p at" public -auction -for" '
cashv to the highest 'bidderi,.the following- J
lost of , land -and p'renil8eaiv.-"-';
Beginning in tne western line -or 'jLweirth
street at a point one hundred and sixty-six i
1G() feet south dfthe' intersection of saia.j
street jwitn tne soutnorn line ot mwson
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I bjji.-v v-i- "., - -. ..." I
street and from thence-runninsr -in a southi -
' R , Ri Bellamy OT, any Other i good em course wng the said .line of Twelfth
Hyomei '(liquid) for a.fewcsnt3; Start j one hundred and sixtyflve. (16Ti ifeot, r,:- -civV:; .v.-n
t0 breathe it an ngtiQ hpw. quipklyvt .thence northwardIyand' -parallel with said ;.;.r..v , ;.JJLJt" r ; " .-.a -;
clears put the air pass ages find make
tne entire head feel fine. .
thence northwardly and' "parallel ; with said
line of Twelfth street thirty: 30) feet, -and
Xf tnence- eastwaraiy -anaf parallel iwitn-said.
' . : lineof - Dawson street, one hundred and
fomei used regularlr
ftarrh, coughs,. ypolds, bronchitis ort; Df lot 3. in Block- 41 in the plan of the City-
asthnia.; A complete, outfit, Including bfr Wilmington, N.-;C., together with all the
apoartenances tnereto Belonging. .' . j
tie or Hyomei. costs but ;littlei No,; fnnitpri tn h;. nrmnt aon.in tA'ti.
terms and provisions of the said mortgage.
'September 22, 1917. - ; ;v;
':: -' , - W. T5. McHOT," '
Attorney, for the Mechanics' Home Ass'n. '
9-22-30t '.' -;:-:--',-.-- -. ,
asthma.;. , A complete 'oiitfit; 4ncludlngr i
a hardirubber pocket-inhaler Xahd botv; 1
stomach dosing f just brcathevit; It
kills the germs, soothes and, hbafs the
inflamed membrane. Advt;; A- , .
V; - Wilmington; M. CI
f' Wlmington,'s I3est Hotel, Ameri
Plan one block ! irbm Wrights
ct yllie! Beach car line. i'V; ; :f
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El SQUARE Kj
HERALD SQUARE HOTEL
V34A S? OF BROADWAY
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EVERY comfort and conven
V A ,ien iOn direct cat lines
, . trbm all FL R." Stations and ;
jFcrriea. Two minutes walk to
" . the finest shops and theatres. ..
ROOMS:
' 125"vith privilege .of bath
. 7? flrith private shpwcr bath
1 ,150 with;private bath
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Qub Breakfast ; . ;
- Special Luncheon
;; ? Dinner a la carte'
:;..- '. . -.--.at moderate prices
.MX Fred Sayers
-:.'.' - Fn.ciwr Director
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Stairrips
Made to ordeV on 5ort '"J
We jnake Rubber Stamps tna
Olvet the msxim'jm .of' cr;
and Satlifgctlon. ;. fP4;
with every order, Searf us yc"r
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